Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-19
COUNCIL BLUFFS
once,i Pearl 4s.
MINOR MENTION.

Woodring Schmidt. undertakers. Tel ~ |
Ed Rogers famous Mckelob on draught |
IL you want a good position enroll in
Western Iowa college.
Hicks the old. reliable merchant tailor. |
makes our clothes to order.
Picture framing. Alexander Art Store,
53 Broadway Telephone 2ss.
L. Rosenfeld Co, wholesale and retail
store. sells purest liquors and wines.
The nobbiest and best fitting garments
are made to order by Hicks. the tailor.
Satisfactory watch work and 3ewelry re-
pairing at Lefferts. Every job guaran-
teed.
Full line of fancy lamp stands with
beaded fringe and fancy. crystal glass
fringe. w. A. Maurers china store.
Hafer. the progressive lumber dealer OF
Iowa and Nebraska. still saves you 10 per
cent. Get ladder and watch his business
grow.
D. w. KeIler's reliable. up-to-date furni-
ture store has a nice piece of furniture
for every room in your mouse Come and
get It.
Council Biurs Paint. OIL and Glass COM
pany store. The people like TO trade at this
store. Read The -Bee and you will know
the reason.
Clark Drug company will make you a
thing in the drug line al prices that VIII
please you
squire q Asnis, money TO loan: cash 81. on
sale on easy terms of payment. ONCE lu
Pearl street.
Ice wagon, good as new, for sale at a
coal yard. near Wabash freight house, l4th
Ave. and sth st.
H Berwick, wall paper store. has the
finest display and tge,- Eitest designs OF lsOe
wall paper. Side wdi,, cciing ana ooroer
all shown at once.
All kinds OF shoe repairing at sargents
Model Shoe shop Shoes half soed while
you wait; you save sc and done better
Look for the bear.
John Olsen. the grocer on West Broad,
way is having a splendid trade. Good
dairy butter and fresh eggs always on
hand. Watch for prices.
J. Katelman's feed and junk store Will
furnish you ali kinds of feed and baled hay
and grain at lowest prices. He saves you
money. 500 South Main.
will make you satisfactory prices on foot
wear. Try pair of their SEQ and $3.50
shoes. Rubbsrs and overshoes.
Missouri oak dry cordwood. IS cord;
shellbark hickory, 81; Arkansas anthracite
$3.50 per ton less than hard coal VIM
Welsh, 1s North Main St Tel. LIS.
F. A Spencer, furnace and sheet metal
works; plumbing. steam and hot water
heating, gas fitting, bathtuos suppose you
figure with him and save per cent
The Manhattan restaurant and bar are
giving the biggest meal in town short
orders; with pure cream LOT excehent
coffee. Try and you Will be densnteo.
Seeley a FELTON,, proprietors of the Crys-
tai mills, are manufacturing the celebrated
Superlative -four. First-class grocers sell
1t. Latest improved machinery instaneo ,
Shelly q Lane. marble and granite works.
East Broadway, are the people TO patronize.
They save you per cent and give you
the finest material and best Workmanship.
Bob Johnson the negro who had his feet
frozen while travelling from Des Motnes TO
Council Bluns by the box car route. mas
been sent by the police TO Mercy hospital
Bourtcius Piano House, 2S West Broad
way. gives you some valuable information
about pianos You VIII 90 wen 20 Son I u ~
them before purchasing Best makes car
ried.
Petersen & schoening company. 1t is an
acknowledged fact that this FURNITURE aho
IL.
chsnics' -toeIs-enoush Tor everybody oe'
prices.
are ready for business You viii be de-
lighted TO make your selection OF paper
for parlor, sitting room, bed room ana
kitchen. go
Palm Grove. woodmen circle will enter
tain Council caup. Woodmen OF the MorIe'
ds uesGSSy sns otser forms of ENTERTAINMENT
Refreshments will be served
Alderman Andy Gilbert had the mis-
h fGs'd foet 10 Se a rhe foot was badly
bruised and Alderman Gilbert viii PROB
ably have TO lay up for Re" Gays,
The members of Tigredia temple, Rath-
bone Sisters, will be entertained al q
kensington Friday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Matthews. lO6 Angle avenue Mem
bers are requested 10 bring, donations OF
preserves, fruit, clothing, etc, Tor tht;
children of the Associated Charities
From % TO 80 per cent discount this week
ON our pretty parlor pieces two and three
relours golden tapestry. silk damask. silk
plush; mission pieces In spanish ieatneI
cak. deliberately hand carved. Keller &
Farnsworth
Joe smith, chairman OF the general COM
mittee in charge OF the Young Mems Chris
tian association project. made two appeals
TO Miss Helen Gould for a contribution and
each time received a stereotyped answer
from the young womans secretary say
ing Miss Gould could do nothing in the
matter Mr.. Smith Is confident that his
requests never reached beyond the secre-