Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-22
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stockert sells carpets.
BEE WANT ADS PAY.
Ed Rogers, Tony Faust beer.
Expert piano tuning. Hospe. Phone s4.
Lewis Cutler, funeral director. Phone 81.
woodring Undertaking company. Tel. $50.
The weather is fine. Drop in and see
BIG SHEET MUSIC SALE SATURDAY
AT HOSPE'S.
G. c. Haynes, funeral director and EN-
balmer. 31 Broadway.
photography supplies. New goods. New
prices. Alexander's, 33 Broadway.
LET THE FRANKLIN PRINT IT.
BOTH PHONES S51. 1l SOUTH MAIN.
Bluff City Masonic lodge will meet this
evening at 1880 o'clock for work in the first
Leffert's invisible Blfocai Lenses are the
greatest boon wesrers Of glasses have ever
The ti-year-old son Of A. Daniel Perry,
LIB Fourth avenue, who was reported to
the police a few days ago as missing from
his home, was found last evening hiding
in a dugout not far from his home.
This Board of Park Commissioners held
a special meeting yesterday to receive bids
for the Ice privileges at Big lake. The only
bid received was from the Bloonner Arti-
ticial Ice company, which offered 500 for
the years lease. The board deferred action
until next Monday, when It will meet again.
Charles Cullen Smith, the evangelist. will
address a meeting for men Sunday after
noon at $3.50 o'clock in the First Congrega-
tional church. He will tell the story of
win Mcclure; the Rescue OF a Railway
Engineer" There will be special music by
a male chorus, which will render a number
Of railroad songs.
DR.. Guy Carleton Lee OF Baltimore de-
Iiyered his lecture, When the People
Wake" to a Eood-sizsd audience last night
in the auditorium OF the high school build
ing. The lecture, which was under the
auspices of the Woman's Christian associa.
ton and for the benefit OF the Jennie Ed
mundson Memorial hospital, proved most
Interesting.
Rev. Henry DeLong performed the mar.
riage m yesterday for Ben Freriehs
of Goodland, Kan, and Katie Unger ol
McCook, Neb., and Howard Cowles OF Sill
Yer City; Ia and Maud Johnson of Beat
in Rev. Henry belongs office at the court
house and the second couple at the DeLone
mission. 1904 Avenue F. {
The body OF the late Lieutenant T.. A
Bloom, grandson of Henry Paschel of this
city, who was killed September q In tbs
Philippines, arrived here last evening
enroute to Washington, ID. c., where th'
funeral will take place about December ]
The body was accompanied by Mrs. Pauline
Bloom, widow of Lieutenant Bloom; Mrs
II. B. Suing, daughter OF Mr.. Paschei, anC
Lieutenant Kelley OF the Fourth infantry
United States army.
Arthur Mass, member OF a well known
family OF Treynor, was arrested yesterday
charged with forging the name OF hi
mother to a note for So. The nformstioI
Treynor bank, and the young man wa
taken into custody by Deputy Sheriff Wool
man. Mass was arraigned yesterday after
noon before Justice Cooper and his hear
ing set for next Friday. In default of
ball bond Mass was sent to the count!
iail.
Charles Dobbins proprietor Of an expires
wagon service, was before Jus
lice Cooper to show cause why he SHOULD
\ not be punished for keeping his 12-year-ol
son. Albert, out OF school. The complain
was filed by r.. Herner, truant officer.
WAS stated that the boy had been absen
from school eight days since the commence
ment OF the school year; Dobbins ex
school only when he, the father, was sic
and unable to drive the wagon, The cas-
was continued for; a weeh, Doooins prom
Using that the boy would ne sent pack I
school Monday.
Thanksgiving, will soon be here. We ar
urepared to serve you with the best poul
tGy::ke sHSS F Ss To-Day eSTssy we h sSsss dressed sssi chick
Asns. per pound, ia cents; Pschic mans ms
per pound, 10 cents; Trinity church ladies
mince meat, per pound; Is cents; iarg
new canned goods have arrived. Counc
Bluffs corn, per case, Sl.16; canned pea
Canned pdneapples, large can. per can,
cents. Oranges are getting sweeter, lare
ones only 80 cents per dozen o26sr "a A IiS pa 6Sn pdS
try and get first pick. Remember, we MAX
a trip to the west end every day. l.. Greer
1874 Broadway.
We are getting our oysters direct frol
the New York oyster beds. They are nj
kept In cold storage. but they are p6cke
in the Sealshipt vessels with ice packed o
the outside. They do not become watt
soaked like the common tub oysters. or
pint will 20 as far as a quart OF the ord
nary KIN and the flavor is all ~retaine'
You can see the difference. Morrelfs mine
meat, two pounds for % cents. We no
have halibut hunks, 20 cents a pound
crnnberries. 12h cents quart; citron,
cents q ponnd: lemon peel. IS cents poun'
We have seedless raisins. 1EA cents poun,
We are making a sale today on pineapp
cubes; they are very swell. To make
interesting we will sell them at 10 cen
per can. We have made arrangements wit
our farmer customers to dress our Thank
giving poultry, so we viii be insured
have all young poultry. Bartel q Mile
telephone $50.