Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31

Davis. Drugs.
Diamond playing the hest vaudeville.
CORRIGANS, undertakes. Phone las.
For rent, modern house. 726 9Th avenue.
Majestic ranges T. c. DE Vol Hdw. Co.
MIGHT SCHOOL at Puryear's college.
IWoodring Undertaking company. Tel Ss
Lewis Cutler, funeral director. Phone 81.
FAUST BEEF AT ROGERS BUFFET.
When you want reliable want ad adver-
tising, use The Bee.
Pictures and art pottery for wedding
gifts. AleYander's Art store. &S Broadway
Baird & tBolsnd, u~ndertakers. Phone IL
Expert piano tuning, Hospe. FhOne 0f@
% Pearl street. Is South Main.
Up-to-dats Art Department apd Flclure
FRAMING Borwick I'll South Nam street
S. II. Alvey. leading bushes man OF
Auburn, Neb., was the guest yesterday OF
IA. +. Rohrer.
For good painting see Walter Nicholalsen
q Co, IA South Main street Fhohe lhne-
pendent n6 Red.
FOR RENT-Two ROOMS. sAPP
sLoCK. INQUIRE e. A, WICkHAM. "
SCOTT STREET. PHONES @A
FOR ~RENT-Suite OF four upstairs rooms,
with gas, water. electric henss' e.c SOoa
location. ]. Zoiler. lOO East Broadway.
J. L. Coleman, who about a year ago
was paroled in care Of his inother was re
Turned yesterday TO 81. Bernard's hospital,
pending an Investigation of his case ny
the commissioners on Insanity.
Counsel for Ben Sloan, convicted Of man
slaughter and sentenced 10 an haelei-
inmate term in the Anamosa etormatory,
yesterday filed notice In the district court
OF appeal to the supreme court.
Earl Thomas Fleat son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
r II. A. Eleat, 2S04 South Thirteenth street
died yesterday morning from beart trouble
after an fitness of several years, aged Il
years. Arrangements for 1he funeral have
not been completed:
OWN YOUR OWN HOME-I have Sc
cured exclusive sale Of four or five sinai
Z homes near the 10Th Avenue school ano
Ncan sell them for from 500 TO 500 each
40 down and the balance In monthiS
payments, See, me at once George u
Clark, 10 Pearl St, Tel. ia
Mrs. Mary Connor, aged 70. died yester.
day morning at her home, 81 Ninth avenue
Death was due TO the infirmtties OF OLD age
She leaves four dauehters and two sons
Tina funeral will be held sunday morning
81 3 o'clock from st. Francis XAVIER
church and interment will be in st
JOseph's cemetery.
In the game Of indoor base ball last eve
ming at the Young Mems Christian assoc
htion gymnasium between the lnNinclblei
and a team recruited from the ranks OF tn
city officials, the latter were entirely out
classed. After the lnVincibles had scoreI
80 the official scorer got tired. The mel
on the municipal pay roll had a score o.
8 to their credit when time was called.
SATURDAY SPECIALS-New nuts O
ali kinds, English walnuts, pecans' al
monds, at per pound, 20 cents; new fig
and dates, per pound, 10 cents; California
grapes, per basket, 40 cents; New Yorl
grapes, per basket, 30 cents. We hay
the new Council Bluffs canned goods
such as canned corn, per dozen cans, s
cents; tomatoes, per dozen cans, $l-l5; bu.
now, canned goods are going higher. Caul
FLOWER, per head, 10 cents; grape fruit, l
cents each: fresh oysters and celery
dressed spring chickens, per pound IA cents
Just received new ~buckwheat, per pound
s cents; home made sorghum, per gallor
70 cents. Have you tried a sack of on
Lily Cream flour at $40 per sack? Just .
good as any S1S5 flour in the city. l.. Gree
1874 Broadway, telephones 324.