Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-13
MENTION.


cE Et z ,n BANDs g, t AND DISHES AT
DIAMONDS AS AN INVESTMENT,
AK 10 LEFFERT ABoUT r.
ST. Paurs church bazaar, 81 Pearl and Ss
Iain Sts. December ~, 10 and IA
Want pair Of slippers? Go to S. A.
ierce & Co.'S, Broadway and Main streets.
MOTHER BUYS HER LIQUOR AT THE
I JARVIS STORE BECAUSE 1T IS PURE.
. MANTLBS, 10 CENTS. BEST MANTLE
IN TOWN FOR THE PRICE w. A
: All sizes Of storm doors. storm sash.
form windows and weather strips at Geo.
oagland's. e- ..t
MORE KINDS OF BOTTLED IN BOND
HER STORE.
ajor George H. Richmond, chief of
z &c, left last evening for Madison, Wis,
sit relatives.
"A felt lined overshoes. $50. Mems
a pure gum overshoes, $50. Duncan
.san, q 8. Main.
Il J. OBrien, superintendent OF trans
Z rtation Of the Wabash, and NJ. O. Carter,
Ainmaster, are in the city.
beautiful and ornamental gas burner,
he Welsbach chick lamp, complete, SIS.
stephan Bros, 529 West Broadway
The new eastern styles for 1907 have
Just arrived II you want to look over
something nobby call around at van
Brunt's. It will pay you to come early.
High grade granite work, from the best
Barre imported GRANTEES, lettering, carving
and tracing. Fine monumental work
speciality. Shelley & Lane, az East Broad
way.
Before buying suit or overcoat It will
pay you to see E. 8. Hicks Good suits
from $500 to $500. Pants, $500 to 1000.
street.
Globe Wernicke elastic bookcase makes
an ideal present; gift of a few sectionsi
library whose growth Is unlimited. Kel-
\ ler-Farnsworth Fur Co,
N am in the market to buy 500 tons Of ma
Refinery iron, $40 tons stove iron, 20 tons
n rubber and %. tons copper and brass
Write for prices. before you sell. J. katel-
IMAM, sos s. Main St. Both phones $50
High art psstels, the finest water color
pictures in the city. One of these pictures
will make an, ideal. as well as lasting Xmas
It; D SSms ana ee Sar M So Mas
po ROT: IN BOND AND PURE FOOD
IIQUoRs,l AND NO OTHERS, AT THE
JARVIS STORE
Jack Rineen, formerly with the North
western and Union Pacific In this CITY,
now city ticket agent for the Colorado q
friends. He is en- route to Chicago, called
pere by the illness Of his mother.
You want your moneys worth when YOU
meats Ug wand ana sroceFies. Buy at the cePtrai
grocery and meat market and you viii get
lust what You order Both phones No. "a.
FOR ADVICE AND JUpGGlMdESMSTTIS; on On
I cEAliRa rs rs c6M ON ETE' TELL HIN
0S SsS ftfi THE &c cIGAR 10 SUIT THE TASTE.
The funeral Of the late Russell Morgan
was held yesterday morning from the
First Baptist church, of which he was long
leading member and deacon. The serv,
ices were conducted by Rev. +. A. Case and
Mrs Hea4s sang two solos, Interment wa
In Walnut Hill cemetery the -FOUR deacohs
OF the church acting as pail bearers
The funeral of Alfred Flower, son OF MT
and Mrs. c. a. Flower who died as. the
received while hunting at Indianola, will
he held tins afternoon at 2 o'clock from the
family residence, ldO0 High street, ano
burial will be in Walnut HNl cemetery
Methodist church, win conduct the services
Everybody that trades here says It GER
, tainly pays, II you are not acquainted VIII
own Interest demands that you come n
and see me and make your Xmas selections
A few suggestions TO holiday gifts IT'S
links bracelets, watch charms, scarf pins
necklaces, hat pins, toilet sets, silverware
clocks, umbrellas, cut glass, fountain pens
glasses o. Mauthe, 22s West Broadway.
George Haworth, formerly Of this city, Is
visiting hts sister, Mrs. Frank Reed MT
eampaign as a member OF Company L o.
the Fifty-frst Iowa volunteers from Coun
Gil BUNS. He was. engaged in newspaper
work in San Francisco at the time OF thu
earthquake and subsequent IRE. He hai
Yen In Minneapolis since the san Fran
fytisco disaster, and after spending the hoh
! days here will return to San Francisco
The funeral OF Andrew Christensen viii
be held Friday morning at IL o'clock from
the family residence In Hazel pellN town
ship. 1nterment will be In Walnut Hill
cemetery, land the Danish brotherhood, o
which deceased was member, Will haY'
charge of the services at the cemetery
Tho members of the Danish brotherhoo,
win meetaAt Danish hall at ! 10 p M Fri
day and will meet the funeral cortege a
Broadway and Oak street and accompan!
II from there to the cemetery.