Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 19, 1916, Page 7

] THE OMAHA SUNDAY “ BEE: NOVEMBER ATy Come and hear the Victor Records lov Novomhrr Sunday, November 19 1916. Just in time for Thanksgiving Day Odd Banquet Table Cloths Y3 Underprice for Quick Disposal HERE are but a limited number to be offered this way, but every one is a real special value, fine satin damask cloths, mostly large sizes, no | napkins to match, at a third underprice. Let the Seal of “Burnasco” Be Your Guide 13 URNASCO”— the Seal of Quality attached to your mer- chandise or a parcel, lends confidence in the character and quality of the goods; It is a sign—a personal guarantee that the mer- chandise shall be satis- factory, giving full equivalent in service for the price paid. There is no magic in the Seal—there is nothing init that isn’t in the | goods themselves. I The Seal has become valuable through the Standard of our mer- chandise and the meth- ods of doing business. | It represents a band of confi- | dence between this store and the buying public, without the limitation of specific guar- Pattern Cloths and Napkins =~ Fine Irish linen, heavy weight, satin finish, snow white, assorted patterns, for round or square tables. Cloths, 2x2 yds...... $3.50 Napkins, 20x20 inch..$3.75 Cloths, 2x23 yds....$4.50 Napkins, 24x24 inch..$5.00 Cloths, 2x3 yds...... $5.50 Satin Table Damask, $1.50 Yard 72-inch fine satin damask, full bleached, heavy weight, large assortment of handsome designs, $1.50 per yard. 22x22-inch napkins to match above damask, $3.50 doz. Burgess-Nash Co.—Main Floor. Community Par Plate Silver for the | Thanksgiving Table ’ NEIDA Community Par Plate gives unequaled service at the price. It is guaranteed for 10 years. Teaspoons, set of 6, 69c. Butter Spreaders, set of 6, Table Spoons, set of 6, $1.39 $1.69. Dessert Spoons, set of 6, | Dinner Forks, set of 6, $1.39 $1.29. | Gravy Ladles, each 69c. Dinner Knives, set of 6, $1.75 | Cold Meat Porks, each, 49c. Berry Spoon, e each, 79c. :(\n':ec, l?uy cu'nyoying as‘sur- p Chest TS s ONEIDA '\ o2 L { COMMUNITY . PARCPLATES / Spbecaly 3 Guaranfep‘a'/f;‘rIOXQurJ > Burgess-Nash Co.—Main Floor. CHILDREN! HERE’S A LETTER FROM SANTA CLAUS HE offering consists of .}6 in. shades fancy stripe, check and pluld feta. novelties. NORTH POLE, November 13, 1916. My Dear Little Boys and Girls: Christmas is coming—the time is near when i will be with you again. I know you are longing to sec me—and | am just as anxious to see you. I have been thinking of each and every one of vou all summer long—and have been working night z:nd day on the prettiest toys and dolls you have ever seen. New Wash Silks, grounds, with neat colored stripes. | And I have worked so hard that my little fat making blouses. 36 inches wide; special price, $1.25 yard. | fingers are so sore and stiff! But Old Kris won't The New Wash' Satins, at $1.25 " disappoint you. [I've got loads and loads of the Wash stain in the pretty light shades for making underwear, most wonderful things for all my little friends. All vou hoys and girls who have been good and obedi- :nt lo your mammas and papas will get the nicest hings; so make up your minds, all of you, to be 2] good until 1 come. Old Kris Kringle can tell st by lookinz at your faces how good you've been. My reindeers are big and fat and ready to take ° me to “Burgess-Nash,” where I always,make my headquarters. I will bring more toys this year than I did last, because “Burgess-Nash” Toy Town will be bigger this year and will have more room to show my toys, and MY! What great fun we'll have! I've got lots of new toys, such as you've never seen, besides all the old favorites. If there’s anything special you want, just write me a letter, care of “Burgess-Nash,” and if you are a good child I'll see that you get it. I'm just chuck full of love for all my little boys and girls and hope to see every one of you when 1 get to “Bur.eu-Nnh '—and if yeu promise me to be real good I'll promise you the merriest Christmas you ever spent! Good bye. g:%fyw e e | Dependable Furniture for Thanks- | \ giving Spec’ly Priced Here Monday i $1.25 yard. Suggestions —Pretty little novelties to lay away for Christmas that might be overlooked in the later-on rush are in the Art Needlework Section. (Third Floor.) —MecCormack sings to more audiences than he dreams of ; often he sings from a vic- trola to patients-in the vari- ous institutions, and oftener to eager listeners in our Vic- trola Rooms. (Fourth Floor.) —Procrastination we were taught early in life, is a dan- gerous thing. And those who remember the teachings of their youth will order + their holiday greeting cards now. (Main Floor.) —There is no accounting for Fashion’s whims—this sea- son she has turned her fancy to pearl beads. (Main Floor.) —It is time for California, and will soon be time for Florida; in either case a new trunk is advisable. (Fourth Floor.) —A food expert says the re- turn of the old style market basket would cheapen mar- keting. It might. At any rate, the old style basket is here. (Down Stairs Store.) — Initialed handkerchiefs have the charm of personal- ity and the merit of a surer comeback from the wash. (Main Floor.) i » ¢ B # OST every home has the need of some extra dining room furniture for Thanksgiving. Here are special values Monday: A' Clearaway of Curtains AN opportunity to select from hundreds of the season’s most beautiful pat- terns at wonderful bargains. These are close-out prices. Dining Chairs | Buffets Substantially put together Several styles and kinds. They include scrims, voiles, ‘ leather seats. Buffets were $28.50, at. .$20.00 marquisettes and fmc nets; Chairs, special at ........ Buffets were $37.50, at..$28.50 45 inches wide by 2% yards Chairs were $3.75, at. | Buffets were $45.00, at. .$36.50 long. Pair. i Chairs were $4.50, at. | Buffets were $50.00, at. .$40.00 Curtains, were §7, at $5.25 Chairs were $5.50, at . % Curtains, were $6, at $4.50 Dining Tabl China Cabinets Curtains, were $5, at $3.75 ning lables Unusual values; substantially Curtains, were $4, at $3.00 ‘ Four special values; all inter- | built. Curtains, were $3, at $2.25 esting. \ Cabinets were $16.50, at. . $13.50 Curtains, were $2, at $1.50 ] Tables, 6-foot round.. ... $ 9.85 | Jabinets were $24.50, dt .$18.50 These above are only a | Tables were $14.50, at...$11.65 | Cabinets were $32 .$24.50 few of the many prices in | 1 Tables were $25.00, at...$19.50 | Cabinets were $40.00, t. .830.00 this clearaway offering. | Tables were $40.00, at. . .$29.50 Burgess-Nash Co.—Third Floor. Burgess-Nash Co.—Third Floor. These Silks on Special Tables Are Spe- cially Priced for Monday at 85c, 98¢, $1.25, $1.49 Yard plain chiffon taffeta in all shades, 40-in. plain crepe de chines in all shades, light and dark; 36-in. plain Princess messaline; 40-in. plain silk poplin in all Pam‘v crepe, plain canton crepe and many other pretty You'll be surprised at the splendid values. Pretty New Corduroys at 98¢ Corduroy in all the favored shades for making pretty bath robes, such as pink, light blue, lavender, gold, rose and white; 30 inches wide; special sale price, 98¢ yard. Just received a shipment of pretty wash silks, all in white such as pink, light blue and flesh; 36 inches wide; special price, Plain Satin, In Every Shade, $2.25 Beautiful plain satin in a rich, high lustre; the correct weave in silk for this season’s wear. shade for street and evening wear. yard. We are showing' every possible An exquisite quality at $2.25 Burgess-Nash Co.—Main Floor. silks in messaline and taf- at $1.25 Now in great demand for House Dresses a 89c and $1 ADE up in pretty and comfort- able styles for house wear, of gingham and per- cale, light and dark colors, siz- es 36 to 44, special, 89¢ and $1.00. Petticoats $1.00 Black sateen petticoats, pleated flounces, with rubber in the belt, all sizes, black only, $1.00. Burgess-Nash Co.— Down Stairs Store. New Heisey Glassware EW pattern in Heisey thin, lead-blown ta- bleware, in pretty optic shapes. Goblets, 23c each. Saucers, Champaigne, 23c Wines, 17¢c each. Cocktail, 19¢c each. Sherbets, footed, 19c. Tumblers, 5c each. TABLE GOBLETS Thin, lead-blown gob- lets in pretty grape and spray cuttings, optic and plain shapes, special, 12¢ each. Burgess-Nash Co.— Dewn—Snlr- Store. ilu ....!li. BURGESS-NASH STORE NEWS FOR MONDAY, ———— Latest Books m the Clrculllm[ Library at | It’s Nat a Bit Too Early to Begin Your Christmas Shopping urgess-Nash Stocks Are m“Splendld Readiness and Very Complete It’s doubtful, indeed, if you'll find values to equal these WOMEN'S Smart WINTER COATS|| In a score or more of the season’s very newest styles—every one a distinctive Burgess-Nash type—suitable for wear on every occasion, at— $16.75, $24.75 and/ $33.75 cents a HE coats are made full flare, semi-fitted, raised waist line and belted coats with huge cape shoulder and high but- toning collars, slash, pouch and patch pockets; novel cuffs, borders and trimmings of elegant furs. The colors are burgundy, brown, green and navy; also black. For quality of materials, popularity in styles, range of choice and price, it is easily the most remarkable offermg of its kind made in Omaha this season, and we realize every woman and miss who sees these coats, will bear with us in this assertion. Burgess-Nash Co.—Second Floor. A Clearaway of Tailored Suits Reduced a Third and Even More S an occasion that demands your immediate attention—our entire collec- tion of distinctive suits, every one fully up to the Burgess-Nash stand- ard of style, workmanship and quality—all offered at prices that have been I greatly reduced. THE STYLES At prices that have been Are the season's newest and most favored. Some trimmed with Hudson seal, mole, squir- rel, chinchilla or mink. FIVE GROUPS Suits | That were to $25 Auto Robes Large assortment' of plush auto robes. Attractive de- signs on first-quality plush. Price range, $12.50 to $49.50 Comforters, $3.98 Silk-mull comforters, pure white cotton filling, regular- ly $5.00, Monday, $3.98 each. Robe Blankets, $2.98 Over fifty new, attractive designs in Beacon bath robe blankets; the colorings are Special, at $2.98 s I-..-ul -.....-- all fast. the set. $2.50 Blankets, $1.89 Large double-bed size, wool-finished blankets; gray, white and tan; regular $2.50 values, at $1.89 the pair. $5 Wool Blankets, $3.69 Strictly all-wool = filled, plaid blankets, size 66x80, double-bed size. Regular $5 value, at $3.69 the pair. Burgess-Nash Co. Down Stairs Store Brownie blued-steel, covered roasters, 25c. White enameled ob- ¢O0Ver, self-basting, = ers, with cover, small | long roasting pans, as- = blued-steel, large size, | size at $2.95; large size sorted sizes, value 48c, 85’5,‘ 5 at $3.50. \ at 25c. Savory roaster, with 3-piece carving sets, Aluminum jelly cover, self-basting, = yniversal moulds, each, 5ec. Kitchen carvers, good size, best quality steel blarles, 48c value, 29c. lllA l THE MATERIALS Include such choice weaves as wool velours, velvets, broad- . cloths, checked velour, winter Suits That were to $35 $16.75$19.75 | $29.75 | $39.50 | $69.50 Savory roaster, with speckled enameled, large size, $1.75. “M()(")” | large size, 15c. diagonals. Suits That were to $50 Burgess-Nash Co.—Second Floor. ) ‘ ill D] l-...-- RS ANCY shape in gold line decoration; complete serv- ice for 12 persons, special, $9.50. 42-Piece Breakfast Set, $3.50 ‘ Fancy shape in gold line and pink rosebud decoration; complete service for 6 per- sons; special, $3.50. 8-Inch Jardinieres, at 59c Jardinieres, brown glazes, 8-inch, in assorted shapes and decorations, qpouul 59c. Earthenware Casseroles, 39c Oval casseroles, brown and white earthenware, 8-inch size, with cover, special, 39¢c. handles, box, a set, $3.50. baking dish, BuRGESS-NASH COMPANY "EVERYBODYS STORE” Suits That were to $75 100-Piece Dinner Set for the Thanksgiving Table $9.50 Burgess-Nash Co.—Down Stairs Store. Pure aluminum roast- make, stag | or oval shape, specml fancy - lined | Paring knives, Uni- versal brand, each 10c. Phone D. 137. THE COLORS Are the most favored, including navy, burgundy, brown and o green; also black. Suits That were to $150 Waffle irons, No. 8 size, special, 79¢c. . Casserole, mounted in nickle-plated brass frame, good size, round $1.95, Rubber-handle steak knife, Universal make, | special, 35c. —]