Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-09
Davis. drugs

Davis, drugs.
CORRIGANS. Undertaken. Phones 1s.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone 81.
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel. SSS.
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
Using, use The Bee.
The best wall paper cleaner. 15c per can,
W.. Nicholaison, IA 8. Main.
BAIRD, LONGENBCKER & BOLAND,
undertakers. Phone 122. IA N. Main st.
Dr. w. w. Magarell, optometrlst, moved
70 HS-AS City National bank building.
Today will be observed as tag day
Tor the Union City mission on Broadway.
See the genuine hand-carved photo
way.
The Bankers ball team and the high
school boys will contest for supremacy at
the Hustlers' ball park this afternoon.
Display of inexpensive cotton dress goods
such as ~battstes, printed lawns, p%ercales,
Bihghams, galateas, dimtty, etc, at Hunt
ers.
Low shoes for men. Styles you will not
find elsewhere and the greatest values you
Shoe Co.
Robert Beecroft was yesterday adjudged
insane by the commissioners on insanity
and ordered committed to the state asylum
Mrs. Alma Irene Vesey, who was d-
vorced on February D from Glenn w.
Nesey, IN the district court yesterday filed
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her maiden name of Alma Irene Shriver.
The annual commencement exercises Of
the Iowa school for the Deaf will be held
June %. Thirteen students will comprise
the graduating class this year. State Sena-
tor. Shirley Gillilland of Glenwood will de-
liver the principal address at the COM
mencement exercises.
Miss Nellie B. Green, $40 East Pierce
street, died yesterday afternoon at Mercy
hospital from pneumonia of the blood after
an illness OF four days, aged 40 years. She
Is survived by one sister and four broth
ers, who live in the east. and by three
cousins In this city, Will and George Green
and Charles Lewis. Arrangements for
the funeral have not been made.
At the annual meeting yesterday after
noon of the Womans' auxiliary of st.
Pauls Episcopal church the following of
Ulcers were elected for the ensuing year
President, Mrs. Edward Canning; vice
president, Mrs. T. N. Petersen; secretary,
Mrs. Auingham; treasurer, Mrs. G. Il. p.
'Froom; delegates. to dioscean convention
at Dubuque on May Is. Mrs. G.. H.. Jack
son, Mrs. h. H.. Doolittle; alternates, Mrs.
II. A. Quinn, Miss Sperling.
The committee on teachers of the Board
of Education has received a number of APP
plications from persons, seeking the posi-
High school, which will become vacant
the resignation OF Prof. Thomas. So far
all of the applications are from persons
iVlhs OUTSIDE OF Couhcl BUTTS, puI az
probably be made at the regular meeting
of the board in June.
Saturday S~pecials-Fancy strawberries
per box. 10 cents fresh pineapples, 10 cents
each; oranges, from 20 cents dozen up
grape fruit, 10 cents each. In fresh vege-
tables we have cauliflower. 10 cents and
20 cents each; ripe tomatoes, per pound,
10 cents; asparagus, l2h cents bunch
spinach, %. cents peck; green onions,
cent bunch; lettuce, radishes and pieplant;
old potatoes, per bushel, N.25; new .pota-
toes, per pound, . cents. All cooked break
fast foods, three for 2o cents; comb honey
IL cents cake; four cans corn, 70 cents
three cans tomatoes, % cents. Try our Lily
Cream flour, nothing better, $1.60 per sack,
We deliver 10 West End every day, leav-
ing store at 2:@ p. m. l.. Green, lS+ Broad
way. Telephone 324.