Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-16
South Side BreUities

salesgirl wanted. Apply manager. Wig
Brothers.
Lost-Leather bill fold with about $26
currency, between Berry's grocery store
Gath and I SITS, and oath and G SITS, east
side. Reward. N. T. Ryan. 1898 So. 24th
st.
Lou Etter South Side, and E. r. Brai-
ley, north side, are candidates for grand
warden of the grand lodge of Independent
Order of Odd Fellows. now in Ash annual
convention at York, Neb.
The Reliable Tire company's bowling
team defeated the South Side Cafeteria
team by 267 pins Monday night at Gar
lows alley. The euro Mineral Springs team
defeated the Steyer Candy company team
by ITS pins
Ed White and John Roundtree, negroes
arrested in connection with the ,ooting of
Altmans pawn shop the night of Septem.
Der IS, were discharged in South Side po-
lice court Tuesday upon promise to leave
town before supper"
Ed Kulinski, charged with carrying
concealed weapons. was fined $50 and
costs in South Side police court Wednes-
day by. Acting Judge Baldwin: kulinski
claimed the revolver was carried to pro-
tect himself from small dogs.
STOVES STOVES
Now is the time to buy that Coles Hot
Blast heater We have them all sizes
and prices Factory man to demonstrate.
Come in and make your selection today.
Mrs A. Gilinski, Fortieth and z streets,
received bruised left shoulder when
the buggy in which she was riding was
struck by an automobile, throwing her
| to the street. J. 7. Vaudeville, Seventeen
and Cunning street, driver of the car, was
arrested and charged with reckless driv-
ing.
We wish to express our sincere thanks
to our relatives and friends. also the fell
low employees, A. .. u. w, Patton lodge
pov ttet
Cudahy laboratory, B. r. c. A. No. 349,
for their sympathy and kindness during
the illness and death of our beloved hus-
band and father. Mrs A. P. Stream, Es-
ther Stream, Mrs. c. d. Gibbons.
We thank all of our kind friends,
neighbors, z. C. B. No 113. Brown Park
and Jungman school pupils and teachers,
and the Great Western Commission COM
pany. for the beautiful floral offerings
and sympathy rendered our family in our
bereavement for our beloved son. Edward.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lacina, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w Lacina, Anton Lacina, Emily La
Gina, Harry Lacina.
| South Side may yet have an athletic
| park IL the efforts of the city are sue
cessful in having the deep ravines filled
| between L and NJ and Twenty-third and
| Twenty first streets. Commissioner fowl
| intended 20 have the work finished by the
end of the summer, but obstacles pre-
vented The stock yards refuse matter,
dumped In the southeast corner OF the ra-
| vine, is being covered with clay.
TO OUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS.
| OCTOBER 10, IA and is.
! This is a Special Invitation to you to
| visit our store during the above special
| dates.
| Fix these days thoroughly in your mind.
| We are going to have with us factory
expert to demonstrate the famous Coles
| Hot Blast Heaters and Ranges.
| We want you to see and hear the in
tensely interesting exposition of the many
unusual ard remarkable features found
only on the Coles Hot Blast Stoves
Arrange to do your shopping during our
Hot Blast Days" and consider this an
| urgent personal invitation to make our
store your headquarters.
1t will pay you and please you.
kOUTSKY & PAVLIK co