TUB- KfcK: OMAHA. SATURDAY. MAY 27. 1922.
throughout the Entire
BOPY
lOUYfe STORE'
yrWednesdaij--Selling of
oilet Articles
o meet the increased demand of summertime. Many of
one expects to pay lor standard articles. We urge you
selling, It .will net you substantial savings.
Exchange We reserve ftke riffht tn limit miantitv
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Very Special
Ti:- t i
Just 200 of these 0. 10, 11 nnd
!3-row pure bristle hair brushes.
Various shapes and ityloi. Some
fchort bristle, other have long
penetrating bristle.
br Each, $1.95
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Garment Bags
Keep your clothing free of
moths. . Moth Proof Garment
Rag, large sizes, priced at 49c.
Tarine Compound, Maaabaa't
package, 35c.
Moth Balls, package, 25c.
'Burgtit.Naab Main Floor
tons
Iris, a
ream,
Jars,
totioni
j .ivory uooas
Some of the nieces are slieht-
U marred, but every article is
' priced at much less than cost.
Powder Boxes, Clocks, Hair
Brushes, 49c each.
1 111 wal Boxes, Butlers, Hand Mir
rors, trays, each, Jl-49.
ftfanicur Pieces, Salvo Jars,
Perfume Bottles, Buffers, and
' Combs, each, 79c.
' Bur(tss-Nash Mala Floor
Thermos Goods
Genuine American made Ther
mos bottles and Carafes.
Thermos Bottles, pint size, 11.00
and $1.80.
Thermos Bottles, qt. size', $1.75
Thermos Caref, qt. size, $4.50.
Knickerbocker Bath Sprays
$1.50 $2.00 $2.50
Real Chamois Skins
69c $1.10 $2.50
Burfss-Nash Mala Floor
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drugs,
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Harriet Hubbard Ayer's
Famous Preparations
USEE! BY .WOMEN WHO KNOW
Creams
Luxnria, the cosmetic marvel, far
superior to any cold cream. The
best cream for automobilists; it will
cleanse and soothe the skin better
that any other preparation. The
fa! cream for sunburn, wind burn,
chapped face, lips or hands. Comes
in tubes, priced at, each, 40c. Or
n jars, in 3 sizes, 75c, $1.50, $2 00.
Brilliantine
Makes the hair soft', brilliant and
glossy. Will not separate or be
come rancid. Priced, 40c, 75c and
$1.50.
Bath Salts
Four odors: Eau de Cologne,
Eau de Vervene, Rose, Geranium
and Cour de Violette. Priced, 25c,:
65c and $1.80.
Burgass-Naah Maia Floor
with'
pr, IS
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"Lournay" Toilet Articles
T Nature makes constant efforts to attain perfection. Lournay
preparations assist nature to overcome unfavorble conditions and to
(restore health and beauty to the skin. t
Poudres Lournay.
f-' Yon ean obtain it in a tint that exactly matches your complex
! ion, so that it will blend imperceptibly with the skin and give no ap--
pearance of artificiality. Poudres Lournay come in two delectable
V odors, L'lle d Amour and Fleur Vivante, and in four natural flesh
1 f tints, '
A. Price, $1.00
; jCold Cream
Cremsj do Toilette, a delicate
fcleansing cream that liquifies when
applied and instantly dissolves all
foreign matter in the pores. Jar,
60c
Day Cream
Cream Da Beaute is a fragrant
creaseless cream to apply before
powdering. Jar, 50c.
Talcs
L'lle sT. Amour, perfumed with
the "Island of Love" odor. 50c
and $1.00.
Qui Sait, a less expensive but
pure, agreeable talc, 25c.
Lip Stick
L'lle d' Amour, cherry red tint,
50c.
Burgoaa-Naah'
Eye Cosmetics
A "shadow" to apply lightly on
the eyelids and at the corners. With
brush, 50c.
Nail Polish '
A wholly satisfactory liquid pol
ish that gives the nails a lasting
luster and imparts a delicately rosy
tint. Price, 50e.
Extracts, Toilet Articles
Lournay Perfumes and Toilet
Waters offer a diversity of enchant
ing scents that provide for all pref
erences. The extracts are avail
' able in decorative bottles, by the
ounce, and in charming Vanity
Vials convenient for the hand bag.
L'lle d' Amour Fleur Mignon
Qui Sait Lournay Rosa
Fleur Vivante Lournay Lilas
Lournav Bouauet
-Main Floor
which
n and
white.
! preven? -p
50,
Cooling
Vlsmuth, '
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Vivadou's Mavis Preparations
To further introduce these wonderful toilet preparations
we offer for this -eale only,, especially reduced prices.
. . Mavis Talcum
Supremely cool and light Blow a dusting of Mavis from the palm
of your hand it will completely disappear. This is the best test of the
fineness so necessary to soothe your skin.
. : - Each, 15c
; Mavis Toilet Water
.' "' Mavis toilet water fragrance lasts longer because of a higher per
centage of essence. For this sale only, priced at, per bottle
69c and $1.69
Mavis Vanishing Cream
A vanishing cream that really vanishes. Removes blackheads, pim
ples, tired lines, and sallowness, and forms a perfect base for powder and
rouge-?- ,
Large Jar, 39c
Mavis Cold Cream
Soft glistening white cream made from the purest most wholesome
ingredients. It nourishes, cleanses every pore, leaves the skin refreshed
and stimulated.
Large Jar, 39c
Burgaaa-Nash Maia Floor
Silk Vests
Halted silk vest in lovely
pink and orchid shades. Made
in bodice top style. The sizes
are 34 to 44. Special Saturday-Each,
f 1.98
Burgota-Naaa Maia Floor
Kodaks
Do not miss half the pleasure
of a Sunday outing by neglect
ing to Uks a kodsk. W sug
gest Autographic kodaks, $4.50 up.
Brownies priced $3.00 up.
Burgaaa.Naia 'Mate floor
Flower Orders
For Deceraties) Day
should not be placed later
than Saturday. We will
ship them Sunday, In order
that they may arrive in
ample time.
Rurg.a.-Nats Maiaaalae Float
Pansy Plants
Large healthy plants,
esch with several blooms.
Special for Saturday,
Each, 4c
Bar goat-Neat MtisaaiaaFloor
Month-End Clearance of Women's
Coats, Suits and Dresses
These are models Jor sports and street wear taken
from regular stock and reduced for prompt disposal
Suits of Tweed or Duvoknit
Those who are mindful of the popularity of Tweeds and
Duvoknits will rejoice in this reduction of price. All are
suits taken from our own wonderful stock. Special
Saturday at $15.00
Tweed Suits Knicker Suits
Hand-tailored Tweeds for misses and women; junior
sizes in knicker suits. Of modish cut for street and sports.
Priced at $25.00
Limited Number Sport Coats
An interesting selection of th season's smartest styles
in Tweeds, All-Wool Jerseys and fine Polo Coats. The most
favored shades of the season in belted and flare models.
Camel's Hair Coats
100 per cent camel's hair coats at this
price makes them a very special offering
Saturday.
Priced at $35.00
Priced at $15.00
Summer Dresses
Delightfully simple little dresses of
Voile, Ratine, Summer Silks, and fine
Anderson Ginghams.
$5.95, $15.00, $25.00, $35.00
Burgtta-Naah Suit Shop Third Floor
For Saturday
Leather Traveling Bags
Each $10.00
As a feature offering of our new luggage sec
tion, we price a full 18 or 20-inch cowhide bag of
oxfords style at $10.00. These bags are made in
three pieces, with hand-sewed frame and all-brass
catches and locks. For Saturday only $10.00.
No C. O. D.'s.
No Phone Orders.
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No Exchanges.
No Mail Orders.
Other Bags at
About Half Price
If you need a traveling
bag for your summer va
cation trip, we advise you
to select it now while we
are offering bags at such
wonderful reductions.
Burg.at-Naah Luggaga Saclion Msizanine Floor
All-Silk Umbrellas
At About 33Vs Off
Absolutely the best values offered this season.
All silk Rain-Sun umbrellas at about one-third less
than the regular price. They are made .of espe-
cially woven umbrella silk, with tape edge. The
handles are of ivory, amber or fancy wood, with ;
loop of self-material or of leather. In every in- :
stance and claws and tips are of ivory or amber to
match the style of handle. Just 100 pieces. ;
Navy Blue Mauve Taupe Hunters Green ;
Red Garnet Purple Black Brown
$4.45 and $5.95
Burgaat-Nath Maia Floor
White Organdie Dresses
$J69
.' Sheer white organdie dresses that are
so cool and pretty for hot summer days:
There are many different styles from
which to select, but all are embroidered
and ruffled and are trimmed with pink
and blue ribbons. Sizes 7 to 14.
Burgatt-Naah Downstairs Store
Very Special
200 SPORT SKIRTS
Each, $6.95
All the new shades and a great many in white.
These are sample skirts made of the newest and most
popular materials. Cleverly fashioned belt and
pockets and a deep hem mark these as skirts of the
better manufacture. Sizes 26 to 32 waist.
Burgeaa-Naah Downstaira Stort ,
For Out-of-Door Sports
. Golf Balls
Beacon balls, dimple marking.
Each, 45c
Tennis Balls
Spaulding, that retains its life.
Each, 50c
Golf Clubs
Those same specials that you
have been buying. Wood and
metal clubs with imitation grip
handle. Mashies, niblics, driv
ers, midirons.
Each, $2.45
Balls: Gloves
Base balls, lSe, 20c, 25c and
$1.00.
Ball bats, each, 25c, 50c,
and $2.00. '
Fielding gloves, $1.00, $1.75
to $8.00.
Catching gloves priced $3.50
to $18.00. :
Golf Bags
Durable, strong, tan only.
Each, $3.95
The Needs for Summer Picnics
Baskets
A large assort
ment of attrac
tive styles are
priced at
75c, $1.00,
$1.50
Fishing and . Hunting
License
You can, not only purchase
everything in the way of
fishing tackle, including
hooks, lines, rods and kits,
but you can also get your
license to hunt and fish.
Burgeaa-Naah Fourth Floor
: Utensils
Tincups, ea., 5c.
Ice picks, each,
15c.
Can openers,
10c to 25c.
Lemon juicers,
each, 15c
12-qt. pails, 33c.
Babies1 Summer
Dresses : Petticoats
Each, 49c
Lovely white dresses for baby all lace and embroidery
trimmed. And petticoats, too. Just the kind of cool little
clothes that babies need throughout the hot summer months.
This is all new stock, that has just arrived. The prices
greatly underestimate the values. Sizes 6 months to 2 years.
No C. O. D.'a
No Exchanges
No Refunds.
No Mail Orders
Burgesa-Nath Red Arrow Booth Dowaataira Store.
In Our Downstairs Store
Children's Shoes: Oxfords
Every desirable summer style in white canvas, patent
leather, black and brown kid oxfords and ankle strap pumps
the best values obtainable at the lowest possible price. Sizes
5 to 8, 8 to 11.
A pair, $1.85 to $2.75
Men's Brown Calf Oxfords
Brown lace oxfords with Goodyear welts, rubber heels
and perforated toes. An oxford built for both comfort and
service. All sizes and widths.
Pair, $4.98
Men's Trousers
Pair, $2.00
Worsteds and fancy
stripes; made for hard
wear. Complete assortment
of sizes, 29 to 48.
Boys' Play Suits
Each, 85c .
A choice lot of blue
denims, stripes and light
colors, made of chambray
and galatea. Sizes 3 to 8.
Burgeaa-Nath Downstaira Store
tore
TEA DANCE
4 to 6 P. M.
If you have enjoyed aur tea
dances you will surely want to
come to our Saturday dance,
which will he the last one until
September 2,
Btfrgoaa.Naab Tea Boeal
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Popular Books
Art you slated for some good
readini? Here's some of the
best of popular fiction I
"Man of, the Forest," Zane
Grey.
"The Top of the World,'
Ethel M. Dell.
"Harriot and the riper,"
Kathleen Karris.
"Mother," Kathleen Norrti.
"Fortyfe.' by Joseph Lin
coin.
"Hermit of Far End," Mar
garet Fedler.
"River's End," Oliver Cur
wood. "Golden Snare," Oliver Cur
wood. "Orphans of the Storm,"
Henry MacMahon.
Tenrod," Booth Tarklngton.
Each 78.
Burgttt-Nath Mala Floor
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For Graduation
Gifts from our Stationery
Department:
Memory books. $1.60 up.
Kodak books, 9Se up.
Taper knives, brass, ebony,
75c up.
Correspondence cards, 50c
up.
Gift box stationery. BOe up.
Autograph album, 75c up.
Address- engagement books,
25c up.
Diaries, line-a-day books, 65c
up.
Visiting portfolios, $2.50 up.
Hasty-line pads, $1.25 up.
Desk fittings, 50c up.
"Eversharp" pencils, 50c up.
Fountain pens, $1.00 up.
Congratulation cards, 5c up.
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Writing Paper
Imported stationery with con
trasting lined envelopes. Ten
sheets and envelopes to a pack
age. Special for one day only,
package, 15c; 5 packages for
50c. '
Burgatt-Nath Mala Floor
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Handkerchiefs
Women's pure white linen
handkerchiefs with hemstitched
hem and embroidered corners.
Each, 20c .
A new shipment of our popu
lar line of women's pure linen
handkerchiefs with to 1-16-inch
hemstitched hem. Priced
Each, 25c
Women's shamrock lawn Tcer-
chiefs with hand-drawn corner.
Each, 20c
Men's full sized white 'ker
chiefs Each, 10c, 3 for 25c.
Youths' 'kerchiefs with col
ored hem and border, and Boy
Scout 'kerchiefs
Each, 15c 2 for 25e
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Bridal Laces
VThe-bride-to-be" will delight
in the. new Princess laces which
have been specially designed
for her needs. There is the
matched flouncing in 18 and
46-inch widths, also a 9-inch
braid.
For the sweet girl graduate
are the crispest of ruffled
Organdy Flouncing
with sash width and narrow ruf
fling to match.
Other Trimmings
may be of sheer organdy edges
in all the pretty summer tints,
as well as combinations of col
ors with white.
And dainty Venice Lacas,
Edges and Bands to match, 2 to
6-inch width.
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New Veilings
May be flattering and still
offer protection during these
windy days, as is evident in the
new colored French dot veilings.
All. colors and combinations,
yard, 60c.
Other attractive veiling is of
dainty light colors with pretty
colored combination, dots and
fancy woven mesh, yard, 75c.
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New Neckwear
To wear with the summer
frock or sweaters is here in
wide assortment. Tuxedo col
lars and cuffs with the some
times matched tie are of white
and colors or colors combined
with white.
Net Guimpes
A "never-failing friend" of
the sports costume is the net
guimpe with trimmings of lace.
Priced at $1.25. ,
Others of net and lace com
binations have Peter Pan or
Tuxedo collar and are priced
at $1.00, $1.28.
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Krueger Accepts
Presidency of
Midland College
Board Main TUni for PniM
fog New Gymnasium and
' Dormitoriri to TVe
Care of Growth.
FicnW. Nth. M.y :J -tr...t
Tch-gum) "Accept preiidemy.
wis the (oncite radiogram tccrittd
Itom Dr. J. F. Krurgrr. c' ntilfl
out lo ir rn route to Europe ibosrd
the S. S. Minnehshda, y the Mid
land collrge bogrd ( lrutrt. Tin
mmage came in trtponte to thi
olfer nude Dr. Kmcgft yrterdy
by wire to succeed Ur. fc. I- Mini
frr It brad of MidUnd collrge. Dr.
Krurgrr probably will rearrange llie
plajit o( his sojourn to l.uiopf,
where he has gone to take research
work in connection with his studirs.
In accepting the reus nation of Dr.
E. F. Stauifrr at rrc.ident of the
college, the following toohition was
V I - - J- ...-1 I .1.- L . J . f
unannnouny aaoiirit py ine poaio oi
trmtffi:
"Reiolvrd, That if it ith linrere
regret that we receive the resigna
tion of President K. M. Stauifrr, ajij
that we, as trustees, in accptrng this
resignation to take clfect July I. do
it with the deepct appreciation of
the Christian character and iidelitv
of President Stauffer."
Officials of Midlnd are lading
plans for the greater development of
the college and a committee h.t been
appointed to draw up a building pro
gram for the coming year. Among
the building! that are now proposed
are a gymnasium and new dormi
tories.
Dr. Krueger Is an alumnus of
Midland college, graduating with an
A. B. degree in 1903. He took a
Ph.D. at the Univer.ity of Nebraska
in 1911 and for 11 years has been
connected with the Western Theo
logical seminary, teaching historical
and practical theology.
About 25 years ago Dr. Krueger
was pastor of the Germaji Lutheran
church in Fremont, from which he
resigned to take a more extended
course at Midland.
Prisoner Tells Deputy
He's Bad, Bad Character
Fred Leo Miller informed Deputy
United States Marshal Jim Davis of
Omaha in Grand Island yesterday
that lie is a "dangerous character."
"I can take these things right off,"
said Miller, working with the hand
cuffs. 'Tou try it, and I'll put a bullet
clean through you." said the deputy.
"Guess you don't know my repu
tation," said Miller.
Davis told him he didn't care about
the reputation. He arrived in Omaha
with the prisoner yesterday after
noon. Milles is wanted in Cave City, Ky.,
where he escaped from an officer
while being escorted from jail to the
federal building to be sentenced for
a postoffice robbery. He will b
taken back hy one of the Omaha dep
uty marshals.
Krug Heirs File Appeal
Heirs to the estates of Fred Krug,
former Omaha brewer, and his
widow, Anna Krug, yesterday ap
pealed to the district court the deci.
sion of County Judge Crawford that
both estates must pay separate in
heritance taxes. The heirs sought
to have one tax paid for the two es
tates which are estimated at $500,000.
Brief City News
Mayor on Trip Mayor Dahlman
left Friday to attend a state demo
cratic meeting at Cheyenne, Wyo.
Genan Enters Rare Henry H.
Genau filed yesterday for nomina
tion for the office of judge In the
municipal court.
Hanley to Give Addresser. H.
Hanley, democratic congressional
candidate in this district, will de
liver a Memorial day address at
Kennard, Neb., next week.
Barbers Observe Holiday Omaha
barber shops will be open until
noon Memorial day. May 30, accord
ing to L. D. Ohearn, secretary of
the Master Barbers' association.
Engagement Announced Anl
nouncement of the engagement ot
John B. Shanahan, secretary to
Congressman A. W. Jefferis, to Mis
Nan Clay Sheeny of Washington
was received in Omaha yesterday.
Wachtel to Speak W. W. Wach
tel, Kansas City, merchandising
manager of the Loose-Wiles Biscuit
company, will speak at the annual
banquet of the Omaha Ad-Sell
league Monday evening at Hotel
Forftenelle.
Indian Convicted "Lonestar"
Hans, former Indian fighter, wag
denied the right to defend his son,
Alfred, charged with receiving a
stolen automobile in district court,
Thursday night the Jury returned t
verdict of "guilty."
Speeders Fined P. Barklow,
1918 South Thirty-third street, wai
fined 15 in Central police court yes
terday for speeding and B. A.)
Brown, 2438 Manderson street, was
fined $7.50 for a similar offense. J.
E. Love, 3159 Davenport street, was
fined $1 for reckless driving.
Accused of Assault Joe Leo
nardo, 19, 1029 South Twenty-second
street, was arrested Thursday
night for attacking: two girls, Eve
lyn Garner, 15, 531 South Twenty
fifth street, and Lucile Britton, 14,
621 South Twenty-fifth street. The
police are still seeking another boy
on the same charge.
Farrell on Stand-r-D. Howard
Farrell stated that lie kept no
books and has check stubs for only
a short time in a hearing before B.
H. Dunham, referee in bankruptcy, '
yesterday. Farrell confessed him
self a bankrupt In federal court
May 6, stating his liabilities are
$134,823 and his assets, $1,010.
Clubman Geta Divorce Judge
Sears granted a divorce decree
yesterday on the petition of Ed
mund M. Fairfield, prominent
Omaha. rlnhmjm fmm a t i
Fairfield, former Omaha society
leaaer. jurs. airfield, who was not
present, is reported to be living in
New Tork,
Dennison Testifies Tom Dennl
son was on the witness stand for
nearly three hours Thursday after
noon In tha diatrlrt rmirr In n
automobile accident case in which
snas Im uolwell Is suing Dr. O. V.
Bhlpherd and his wife, Cora Ship
herd, for 11. SOI) riamacaa n...L
soa alleged that Mrs. Shlpherd was
unving ioo lasi ana recklessly.