Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-20

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stockert sells carpets.
Ed Rogers. Tony Faust beer.
Expert piano tuning. Hospe. Phone 5K
Open evenings. Alexander's Art Store.
Swell ferns. Herman Bros, 10 Pearl St
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone 81
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel ga
Bee want ads are result-producers Try
one.
pAAzAELA s. HERMAN BROS, 10
BIG SHEET MUSIC SALE. SATURDAY.
AT HOsPE'S.
Sale of hand-painted china. Mrs. GILL;
land, 12 Willow avenue.
Dr.. T. b. Lacy has removed 70 rooms 400
N2 City National bank bldg.
YOU GET a better watch at Leffert's for
80 than you get for SIS elsewhere.
ANYTHING from Leffert's big jewelry
store lie good to give-good to receive.
Dr. +. W. Dean has moved into his new
office. 4n City National bank building.
Try one Of our framed pictures for that
Christmas gift c. e. Alexander. S3
Broadway.
YOU BUY REAL PICTURES AND ARTS
At BoRWICK's, 2l SOUTH MAIN ST..
THAT'S ALL.
A VISIT TO THE LEFFERT JBwEIRY
STORE IN THE FORENOON IS A sPE-
DELIGHT.
Views Of Council Bluffs and Lake Man
ava showed today and all this week at
the Dianond theater.
LEFFERT can give you a better value in
a diamond solitaire ring for SIS than you
Will get sewhere for SIS.
Try Mauthe's C2S West Broadway holt
day prices. They are not like other jewelry
store prices, they are the right kind-the
kim OF prices that save you money.
The home Of Martin Nelson, 2OO1 South
Ninth street, was guaranteed yesterday
by the health authorities for diphtheria.
The Christmas vacation commenced
yesterday afternoon. 1t viii last two
weeks, the schools reopening on Monday,
January 4.
M. @. Crater, trainmaster of the Wa
bash, with headquarters at Stanberry,
Mo, and wife are in the city attending
the National HORTICULTURAL congress and
Mrs. Anna Moran. against whom an
Information charging her with being In
terday committed to 81. Bernard's hos
pital for observation by the commission
ers for the insane.
c. Jinarajadasa of Ceylon. who is tour
Ing the United States as a representative
OF the American branch of the Theo-
s%ophieal society. is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Lynchard OF 1873 Benton
apolis.
q Graves. a horse dealer. charged by
Hochman a. Walker. loan brokers, with
disposing of mortgaged property, was ar
rested on an information filed before
Justice Cooper. The hearing was set for
January 4 and Graves was released, on
furnishing a bond in the sum of $500
for his appearance in court at that time.
- ~ Y q AAgtdA-Olu Adus GldlB6u
with assaulting A d. Nelson while the
latter was escorting a girl friend home
Greene Yesterday afternoon. the case
having been taken to that court on a
f ina Of venue nc from the court Of JUS
had and will be resumed this morning.
BIG BAGAINS in Christmas eatables.
ali Kinds KIM Ho " P wood%ar SG. iu candles 9I mixed Eie6
nuts, Christmas trees. fine navel oranges:
az prices from lc up grape fruit and
price on lots TO churches and lodges. Black
walnuts' per peck, &c; hickory nuts. per
mincemeat. and solid packed oysters, per
quart 4Oc In fresh vegetables we have
R seineSi Tso1 ~e handle Gfeer an KINDS shS e "a poSitfg.
turkeys, geese, ducks and chickens. Leave
best. We deliver 10 west End every Ey' d ave
leaving store at $50 p. m. l.. Green. 1s4
CHRISTMAS cANDIEs-rhere are all
kinds of them, we keep nothing but the
pure kinds, and In prices we can meet any
&c and Sc h pef pS SSDd e MlSed n al $ lOS; have have
nothing but the fresh goods. zoe per
pound We slsD have small boxes Of eigsrs
Christmas trees, fastened in a nice tub
ready TO trim, from Doc TO &c, Today we
hams. the best brand, only i2IEc. we al
ways keep the best seeded raisins in town.
southern sweet potatoes at Soc per peck;
turnips, 2oc; sauerkraut, Zoe; celery. &C.. Try
bOulE VI uuf Duih olSAtIH ana YOU VIII use
no others. Bartel & Miller, telephone $50.
Work was commenced on the Second
Presbyterian church at the corner OF
needed Sunday school room is to be put
In the basement II is planned to raise
will give ample room, and until the build
ing Is ready for use the regular services
VIII be held in the Macesbee hall 1857
d. p, a member Of Kearney Presbyterian
OF Nebraska for fifteen years and who
at 81 Paul. Seb'. for ten years. aecepted
the call of the Second church last April
steady advancement has been made and
at the present time the church is in ex-
cellent condition. Several members have
been received at each communion season
The annual meeting OF the church will
Z. at which time viii occur the election
of officers for the ensuing year and re
ports VIII be RECEIVED from the az
awake Christian Endeayor society OF
about fifty members. They have RAISED
Improvement that is now in progress
They are arranging for a banquet ant
Years eve. Elaborate plans are being
MADE and an excellent time is assured.
LUCKY o THE MAKER, LUCK,
FOR YOU. ~ NOT so LUCKY FOR US
WHY2 BECAUSE WE ARE LETTING
YOU HAVE THE PROFIT. AND MORE
TOO, ON OUR READY FRAMED PIC
TUREs. WE r CLOSING THEN our
AT JUST 50 PER CENT DISCOUNT
YOU CAN BEE FOR YOURSELF, EACT
PICTURE is PLAINLY MARKED WITT
THE PRICE REMEMBER. IF YOU'RE
INTERESTED. JUST oNE-HALF go PEI
CENT) IS WHAT YOU SAVE. c. JEN
SEN. MASONIC TEMPLE.
Real Estate Transfers.
These transfers were reported to The Be
December IS by the Pottawsttamie Count,
Abstract company Of Council Bluffs:
w II Kaisor and wife to Harry q.