Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-12

Davis. drugs.
victroIs. SIS. A. Hospe Co.
II. BorEick for wall paper.
Woodrfng Undertaking Co. Tel 80.
Corrigans. undertakers Phones As
NEW YORK Plumbing Co. Phone sssa
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
Lewis Cutler, funeral director. Phone o.
Magazines bound. Morehouse & Co.
| coLFAx mineral water delivered. Tel
81 z. f. Minniek
Bluff City LAUNDRY, Dry Cleaning and
Dye works. New phone No .sl4
TO SAVE OR BORROW, SEE Z. 3.
Mutual Bldg. q Loan Assn, IL Pearl
Next Sunday Ia Mothers day. The
Fauole Art Shop for cards. folders, etc.
Investment: For sale. a fine two-story
brick on Broadway In the center Of Coun-
81 Bluffs la. Address "A Omaha Bee.
Council Bluffs Ia.
BRING In your disabled watch TO our
watehmakers. they will put IL In as good
sondluon as nov. Every piece OF work
guaranteed Prices reasonable Lefferts.
SAM SNYDER LOANS MONEY on
household goods, horses. cattle and all
chattei securities at big discount OF the
usual rates. Office over 30 W. B'dway.
Owing to the closing OF the Wilcox
Tower store on account Of the death Of
Mr.. Wilcox yesterday the Communication
books OF the street railway company will
ne placed on sale at Camps drug store.
The store may remain closed until after
tho funeral.
held yesterday under the auspices OF the
Civic Improvement league failed on sc-
count OF the heavy rainsform. A num-
Der OF the women braved the rain and
spoiled some gowns and hats. but they
we're not numerous enough TO do more
public library rooms. No date for the
meeting was fixed. but another gathering
will soon be held.
Two children Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Derry. MI South Ninth street, have died
In the last twenty-four hours OF scarlet
fever and two others are dangerously
s-year.oid son, died Al . O'clock Thurs.
day afternoon. and at 10 o'clock yestef-
day morning Roy, aged & succumbed. |
Both had been III but four days. The |
DOUBLE funeral OF the children was held |
AZ o'clock yesterday afternoon at kair-
view cemetery. The father L. a teamstcr |
in the employ OF the Bluff City Lumber |
company. The dead boys are survived |
BY parents anu three sisters.
Leonard Everett has given the Civic |
league women the right to use the va |
cant lots on the corner Of Broadway |
and South Seventh streets, and the |
women have accepted the offer with |
thanks. Mr.. Everett had force OF men |
AZ work there yesterday removing ths |
rubbish. Just what use will be made OF |
the plat has not been fully determined. |
Some OF the more practically Inclined |
OF the league see In the offer |
an opportunity to raise about 100 bushels !
OF potatoes. which might be profitahy |
among the poor next winter.
Owing 10 the central location OF the |
xround on Broadway and its nearness TO |
the Young Mems Christian association
building others see a splendid chance 10
most unslghtiy place into a
real beauty spot, with flowers and orna- |
mental plants. Which phase OF the pretty |
aItruistic sentiment will win the victory |
VIII soon be decided. but the interesting |
fact remains that a pleasant change viii |
be made at that point.
Attracted by the sound Of someone |
heavily falling. Mar Bouricius broke In |
on East Washington avenue yesterday |
IN time TO save the life OF his son, Guy. |
who had been overcome by carbon 4
fioxide fumes from the gas heatAr The
gonng man had been In the bathroom
some time taking n bath when his father |
TO pass near the door and
heard the fan. When the door was
forced the young man was found lying |
unconscious on the floor. lie was car
red into his bedroom and the electric |
fan turned upon him after DIR. Earl |
Bellinger had been called. Tho physician /
and nurses worked over him for several |
hours before he fully recovered. He had |
been overcome BY the fumes while lying |
In the tub, but retained sufficient con-
seiousnesa 10 realize that his life de- /
pended upon getting out Of the room. he |
fell heavily when he struggled TO hts |
feet bruiHng and cutting us face. He /
was still suffering from the effects of /
was out OF all danger.