Omaha daily bee., 1889-01-13

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style Of garment. Their trade extends
all over western Iowa, as we'll as in Ne
braska and further west. having as
many customers outside the city as in
Omaha. Their prices are always as low
as is consistent with first-Class material
aud workmanship.
j. McNeau. sales agent for Wanna
maker & Brown. OF Philadelphia. has
rooms at 3lS South Fifteenth; make
dress suits n specially.
One of the most enterprising houses
OF this popular thoroughfare and a long
felt need in Omaha, is the wholesale
aud retail gas fixture establishment of
Russell Pratt 81 Co., 3l9 5 18TH st.
These gentlemen will devote their
entire time and attention to this
branch Of business and carry the larg-
est assortment of gas and combination
fixtures, globes. shades, drop and Office
lights for residences and public build
ings in the west.
The plumbing, steam and hot water
heating Of Welshans, Pratt IL Co., $40
and 32l South 10Th street, also ll22 and
1924 Harvey street. Will be conducted
in a much more extensive aud thorough
manner than heretofore. Mr.. Welsh
ans devoting his entire time to these
branches on which he is considered au-
thOritv. They are also the exclusive
agents for the celebrated McfIwan steel
hot water boilers and radiators now in
use in many of the finest residences in
Omaha.
The elegant double store room corner
Fifteenth and Harvey streets is occu-
pied by $. Jonasen, wholesale and re-
tail dealer in musical merchandise and
jewclry. His stock of pianos, organs,
brass and silver Instruments, sheet
music ETC., is large and we'll selected
His stock of fine jewelry is one of the
largest in Omaha. The business of this
house is constantly increasing. and de-
servedly so, for his motto is, always
lead and never follow"
New in name, but old in experience.
The Angle-American Mortgage and
Trust company. successor to the old firm
Of Burnham, Tulleys IL Co., offer special
inducements to thoroughly reliable local
agents or brokers for strictly first class
loans. After applications and abstracts
are received and loans approved, money
is promptly furnished. Will quote close
rates On desirable loans secured on in
side city property. Correspondence,
with references, solicited. Savings de-
partment in connection pays interest on
time deposits. Range building, 405 S.
10th st.
Omaha has the finest plumbers show
room IN the United States. If this
seems ~eXtravagant language, please
visit any establishment where plumb
ing is done, in New York. Boston, Chi
yourself. The Hussey e. Day Co. oc-
cupy two stores; Nos. 400 and Ill South |
Fifteenth, in the new Range building.
They control the Durham system of
wrought iron screw joint drainage, the
system of steam heating, and
their rapidly growing business is an en-
dorsement of the reputation accorded
tnem-of being leaders in their
line of business. Sanitary Plumb
ing, Steam and Hot Water
heating are their s~pecialties, and the
fact that they have been selected by the
owner to do the work in their line on
such structures as the Bee building, |
kirkendall building, Merchants Ma
tional bank, Shelley block, and many
of the finest residences in the city, is
alone sufficient to place them at the
head of the business in the west. The
gas fixtures and art metal works de-
partment of this house is an entirely
separate and distinct branch of this
business, contained in three elegant
and show rooms. richly furni shed
and largest stock of fine gas fix
lures, elcctroliers, imported piano
and table lamps, ETC., west of Chicago.
In every department of this business the
~ Day Co. go at once to the top.
Sanitary engineering II plumbing, as
we'll as steam heating, at the present
time, demands the best intellect and
OF the country. The day of ''botch
work. and ignorant, so-called plumber RS,
is passed.. 1t costs less in the long run
to have anything done right, and es-
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class work at reasonable prices, done
and guaranteed right, and want
to see things as they ought to be, visit
Hussey q Day Co.
The large double store in the north
end of the Shelley block. Alb and 415 S.
18th street, has just been opened by Mr..
]. S. Christensen with a large stock of
fine paper h%angings, shades, room
holdings and decorative goods. The
when fully completed will
be equalled in appointments by any
establishment of the kind west of Chi
IL particular feature being Il sep
apartment fitted up for the special
purpose of handling fine trade. 1t is
Mr.. Christensen's aim to contine his
line, as far IA possible, to art goods and
~specialties. His fresco and
art departments will be in sKillful
and his endeavor will be to give
patrons all the facilities for fine
work and novelty of design o~btainable
in the eastern centers.
j. j. Fruehauf, the veteran bookseller
and stationer, Ala South 18th street is
one of the oldest dealers in this city
beer engaged in the book trade
in Omaha since 1868. He carries Il
stock of stationery, magazines,
libraries, periodicals, etc. He makes n
speciality of imported and American
German books. All of the latest publ
can be found ut his store as we'll
rs q full line Of local and eastern news
Greenman & Richardson. milliners,417
South 18th street, can justly claim to
have the best equipped and most stylish
millinery and hair goods establishment
in the city. Their customers find at
store not only n complete stock,
one that is up to the times in every
respect. This firm are the only manu-
of fine hair goods in Omaha.
The liberal patronage which they enjoy
bespeaks their popularity and proves
them II worthy member of the 18th
street business circle.
The Karbach located at AIS South
18th street, is the model restaurant OF
city. Their patrons are from
among our best citizens, and their