Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-29
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
MAKES WEAK WOAEN STRONG, SICK WOMEN WELL.

pany, paid the South Omaha plant a visit
yesterday.
Mrs. Josephine Gramlich has gone to St
Louis to spend a week during the spring
vacation.
~BoYs-Ffnest line OF boys dress shoes
here. Cressey.
The spring vacation of the South Omaha
schools began last Friday evening and con-
tinues until April 8.
The funeral OF John Qulnlan will be held
Monday at Sis a. m, from the residence
TO st. Agnes church.
The ladies' auxiliary of the Ancient Order
of Hibernians will give q dancing party
at Odd Fellows hall April i3.
Mary Zlata. the infant daughter of John
Ziata. died yesterday. The funeral will be
at $3.50 y. m. to st. Mary's cemetery.
John Hannigan of Ashford, S. D., where
he hae been proving up on a homestead,
Is making a visit to old friends In South
Omaha.
LADIES-See our new tans, oxfords and
swade low shoes. Prices are SOC to s1.00
below the fancy prices of the city on the
north. Cressey.
~Treasurers OF f%raternal and religious so
cieties are invited to consult the Live Stock
National bank regarding the safe invest
ment of their funds.
Frank McGraw was arrested last night by
Jake Small, who found him drunk, lying
with his head across the rails OF the Union
Pacific tracks, asleep.
Mrs. Mary shubert, aged Is, died yester-
day. The funeral will be at 2 p. m. today,
from the residence. 1876 South Eighteenth
street. to Laurel Hill cemetery.
FOR SALE-Nice 6-room cottage, 18th
and Missouri avenue, $3.50 cash. Groom
cottage, 3sth and V streets, 81 900; easy
terms. Trainor. Caldwell & Co.
BOYS AND GIRLS-Greatest line Of
Easter novelties ever shown in the line of
boys and girls shoe toys. You will make
a mistake not to see them. Cressey.
Spring millinery opening Thursday, FRI
day and Saturday April l, 2 and q Bring
Kate Ryan. $40 North Twenty-fourth street.
Mrs. Claud Orchard, assisted by Mrs.
Verne Mann. Mrs. Arthur Miller. Mrs. Mel
yin "a and ~ Miss s. stella Husters' entertained
Bellevue,
All members Of the Court OF Alexandria,
No. 4ol, are requested to meet at the resi-
l p. m. today, to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Fred J. Edelbauer.
YOU MAN-Do you like to pay SO and
for shoes not the style and quality OF
now in for spring. Cressey, the Shoeman.
The Eastern star initiated ten candidates.
last evening. The ceremony was one OF the
best conducted in the history OF the order.
After the rites the women served an in
formal banquet. John Roberts, the worthy
patron. presided at a post prandiaI cele-
bration.
Monday we place on sale mems Sl.50 and
$500 heavy oil grain shoes. lace or buckle,
heavy topped soles, at 800 a pair. Also
mems fine dress shoes that formerly sold
up to $3.50, sale price $1.4S. Our spring lille
Of mems fine clothing is complete and
never before have we shown such great
values as we do this season at 5000. These
suits are made OF pure wool worsteds in
the new green and brown shades, also in
cludes all wool blue serge suits with silk
lining. These suits are all made up in the
nifty up-to-date styles which appeal to the
Xnlln0 man ms uual oe tho mare aar
tive. Most stores get $500 for suits not AZ
good. Come and make your selection while
the stock is complete. Nebraska Shoe and
Clothing House. corner Twenty-fifth and
N streets, South Omaha