Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-19
Scnth Side BreUities

Mrs. John A. Bradley is at Hot Springs
Ark.
F. A. Christie and wife are motoring
to Estes Park, Colo.
Good goods delivered. Homestead Gro
Gerry. 51st and Q SITS So. 403S.
Light baggage and express; call office
South 1881 or South 1863 P. j. Ford.
Miss Erma Berger of Gothenberg, Neb
is visiting Rev and Mrs. c. C. Wilson, 2414
E street.
Mrs, Nancy Driver Of Sycamore, Ill, is
visiting the family of her son, Mr.. and
Mrs. George p. Carley, 1886 Ontario street
E. H. Roberts is at Dix, Neb.. assisting
of barns and granaries on the Roberts
farm.
Gods Friendship" will be the subject
Of Rev. c. c. Wilson's sermon Sunday
morning at II o'clock at the Grace Meth
odist church.
Rev. Charles F. Holler will deliver the
evening vesper sermon Sunday evening at
o'clock in Syndicate park, Twenty first
and streets
Mayerowich & Vail, Thirty first and L
streets, reported to the police the theft
of an inner tube and some stamps from
their packing plant.
Mrs. Nancy T. Wheeler and Mrs. Flor
.ence Wheeler entertained the King
Daughters at meeting at the Wheeler
Memorial church Friday afternoon.
LOT SALE
at Thirty sixth and Monroe streets; SIS
up Buy nov: before prices get higher.
Come out today or Call Colfax 719.
BEAUTIFUL GARDEN LOTS.
Lot sale going on at Thirtysixt and
Monroe Streets South Side; lots. SIS to
s325: very easy payments.
PLAN YOUR HOME FOR SIS TO 1915.
See the high and slightly lots at Thir-
ty-sixth and Monroe streets. Come out
now. Salesman there all the time Very
easy payments.
FOR YOUR CHILDREN's SAKE
buy a fine lot In a good neighborhood for
your children. Easy payments. Come out
to Thirty sixth and Monroe streets, only
SIS to 1875.
COME OUT SUNDAY
to Thirty sixth and Monroe streets; big lot
sale near SINNERS new packing plant just
few lots left; price from SIS up. Terms
very easy. Call Colfax 719.
DR.. Wheeler's morning topic at 1885
o'clock Sunday will be The Sewer. and
the Harvest" with reference to, the
Mountains"
Additional improvements in the culinary
department Of the Wheeler Memorial
church were authorized at congrega-
tional meeting. An addition to the build
ing will be erected at cost of about
$500.
THE Butcher Workman Advocate" pub
lished by District Council No. 5. Amalga-
mated Meat Cutters and Butcher Work.
men Of North America, made its initial
appearance yesterday. The paper will be
published weekly.
Thursday was quiet for the South Side
police, who finished the day without a
single arrest. AS result, the police court
officials were given a holiday, since the
only case booked for the day had been
turned over to the county attorneys Of
flee.
The Fuel administration and mine own
the coming winter. Better phone South
33 today and have your winter supply
delivered. We have good stock of best
grades. Full weights and best service
guaranteed. G. E. Harding Coal Co.
Mason G. Zerbe, superintendent of the
Wheeler Memorial Bible school. issues a
call for the organization of a soldier S
and sailors class for the study of religious
and economic questions Sunday morning
at e:45 o'clock. George H. Mccormick
has been invited to take the leadership.
Wig Brothers July Sale.
Wig Brothers July clearing sale shows
prices on item after item down to very
attractive point: If such thing as price
will move mercha ndise, then we will make
one of the grandest clearings in the his
tory Of our business.
We are offering you mems clothing at
one third off the regular selling price.
Just think OF 1t, men, any suit IN our
entire stock you buy at one-thrd off.
Mems straw hats just onehalf the regu-
lar price. One lot babies stiff sole shoes,
sizes to 6; blacks, browns and gray per
pair, 800. Mems athletic union suits. 6sc.
Boys unionalls, sizes 2 to 6, CSC Men s
work shoes. $3.50 values, $3.50. Ladies
petticoats, Teddy Bear suits. etc. worth
to s2.O0. on sale, 1929.
We can name you dozens Of other items
equally as good, but better yet. come and
see the display for yourself. Visit both
the basement store and the main floor
This store closes at o'clock evenings;
open Saturday until 10 o'clock during July
and August.