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THE OMAHA DAILY TiEE: SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, TOPS
CHANGES IS ASSESSMENTS
rigurei on Btuineji Property Wi'.l Show
Raltc'.ioa, 01 Residence Advance.
UM1M G HNS SURPRISE IN STORE
i p ii .jiiiiMiuui .niiiiLijiun ml fanu'tuy """
lot Thoesbt ttant Increases on Uon
Will Entirely Compensate lor
Decreases on Down Town
Property.
Many surprises In the figures for the 1901
assessment of rcol estate lying between
Dodge and Leavenworth streets are
promised by Tax Commissioner Fleming.
For weeks he and a corps of assistants
have been revising the assessments of prop
erty Included In these boundaries and ex
tending from the river to the west city
limits. Much has been accomplished, but
progress has been slow and painstaking
rather than rapid and Indifferent.
The work Is of great magnitude and In
cludes more than BOO city blocks.
General decreased assessments on down
town business blocks, which the commis
sioners declare are ns a rule rated too high
Is Indicated. The lopping off In values
will run from t to 23 per cent, It Is said
and In certain Instances may even exceed
the latter figure.
On the other hand residence property to
the west and especially In the exclusive res
idence portion above Thirteenth street Is so
come In for heavy additions to the o.a
figures.
Chances on Corresponding Cases.
The changes will run about the same
percentage forward as the decreases down
town receed, but will hardly reinforce the
Imaginary totals for the territory as the
preponderance of value remains In the busU
liens district.
Not all residence property In this central
portion of the city Is to be raised, however,
over the approximate assessments 01 nve
years ago, which was the last time the
territory was gone over with a fine-toothed
comb, as at present. As a rule the finer
homes and lots will be thrones given In
creased burdens.
The effort mado by Tax Commissioner
Fleming Is In general directed to effecting
an equalization of values. All possible In
formation Is being secured for each piece of
property. One-half day was occupied re
cently In assessing three blocks worth ap
proximately 1300,M.
A taxpayer owning property near Twenty
ncventh and Leavenworth streets was under
the impression that all values were being
Increased and came to the city hall to In
quire about It. Inspection of the- books
howed that In 1900 the property was as
sessed at 110,800. 13(11 at $8,600, 1902 at $7,500,
1903 at 16.500. For next year the figures will
be about J3.200. showing a steady decrense.
computed on full valuation, for five years.
Cannot Harry Work.
"The work In revaluing property In the
central section of the city Is laborious and
will require considerable time," said the tax
commissioner. "It cannot be hurried and
there have been so many changes In values
during the last five years that nearly every
assessment Is really a new one. I doubt
now whether I will be able to give property
south of Leavenworth street minute con
sideration this year, 'other than that In the
wholesale district and southward as far at
possible.
. "One thing that I am striving to over
come is the tendency to value property by
appearances. A resident may have a lot
with a beautifully kept lawn and well-cared
for trees and shrubs adjoining the land of a
nonresident which has been allowed to be
come overgrown by weeds. The law ex
pressly provides that we shall not tax trees
and shrubbery, and for my purpose the
property Is all the same whether It Is a
veritable garden of Eden or a truck garden
patch."
Sale
Begins
Today
AN EXTRAORDINARY SALE
a
frrs
n
Mrisiic
n em
Hats
Choice Patterns from the Stocks of two Renowned Importers
ESTELLE CLARKE MERCHANT,
(9 East 30th St.) atld T v I,
New York . New Yorkl
Saturday we present the greatest milliner attraction
Beau-
of the en tire season.
tiful imported pattern
hats, the most artistic con
ceptions of matter milli
ners, all assembled in one
lot for one great day 8
selling.
$25-$20-$15
PatternHats
at-
v
. The Reason's most beautiful designs in pattern bats
from the stocks of two well-known importers will le placed
on sale today in our millinery department. These hats
possess every attribute of the latest fashion they are parti
cularly suitable for the theatre and for many formal and
Informal functions. These lints cost to Import $15, $20 and $2o a mar
velous bargain at
TWO-FIFTY
In this assortment are large white plume hats, large black ostrich hats,
pink, white chiffon and maline hats. The sale coming as it Goes at tne
height of the mtil-summor season should furnish cddltlonal Incentive to
crowd our second floor from early morn
ing to closing in the evening. We also
Include many of our own choicest pat
terns,' practically giving you the best
millinery values that can be offered.
Saturday for
an
' Closing Out Sale
$ of Light and
MEDIUM WEIGHT CLOTHING
TUB RELUniF, STORK.
inn. wwi'ii
5.00
Mens Strictly All Wool Suits, made of
cheviots and casslmerea. In nest checks,
plaids and mixtures. AH have reliable
linings and trimmings, tailored In most
careful manner and uerfect fitting, worth
all of JS.O" tu jiu.oi our
sa'e price for Satur
day only '..
Men s stylish Suits, made by the leading
clothing manufacturers, such as Hart,
Schaftner & Marx and Crouse & Brande-
f;ee, two of the best ready-to-wear clotti
ng manufacturers In the country. These
suits are A 1, made with care seldom
seen in ready-to-wear clothing, sll made
of the most popular fabrics such as
blue serges, bUick and blue cheviots,
worsteds, fancy worsteds an fancy cas
Slmeres, all made with hand felled col
lars and hnnd padded shoulders and per
fectly tailored throughout
7.50
our sale price for
Saturday
Toung Men's Suits In ages from 18 to 19
years of age, in all wool fabrics, checks,
neat stripe and mixtures, with reliable
lining and splendidly tailored and per
fect fitting: none of these suits worth
less than $5.00 to lfi.50 our
sale price for Satur
day only
Young Men's Suits In ages from IB to 20,
In cheviots, worsteds, casslmeres and
fancy cheviots, in light, medium and
dark colors. This lot Includes all of
our verv finest voung men's suits that
were sold as high as from
9.00 o $12.irt our snlo price
Saturday 17.50 down to
Men's Outing Coat and Pants Suits in all
m ora and shades. In cnevioi". nmrir-
epuns and worsteds, to be
closed out Saturday at
$5.00 and
Men's Odd Blue I'nlined Serge
Coat at 12.50. J1.7i
and
iBmm
Q50
y-r
lis,.
ANTIQUATED COFFIN DUG UP
Old Casket Containing Remains
Probably Been In Ground for
Thirty Years.
While digging a vault In his yard at
Thirty-eighth and Sahler streets yester
day J. Gibson found a steel coffin, burled
elx feet under the ground. The coffin con
tained some bones, so Gibson said, but as
soon as ho broke the lid off of It and tin
air penetrated to the Inside the bones
crumbled Into dust. The coffin was of a
make that has not been manufactured for
over thirty 'years, said Coroner Bralley. It
Is of steel, about five feet long and bad a
plate glass cover over the face which was
almost a half Inch thick. No particles of
clothing were found in It. The handles bad
rusted oft. Coroner Bralley took charge
of It
Worth While
.When the owner and maker of a remedy
has sufficient faith In the medicinal value
of his preparation to guarantee it to do as
he says and refunds the money without
sny excuses, if It falls, then we think It
WORTH WHILE to recommend such a
medicine. The manufacturer of DR. BUT
LER 8 FEMALE REUULA'l'UH DUE
AUST THAT GUARANTEES IT TO DO
FOR WEAK WOMEN JUST WHAT THE
LABEL BAYS. WE SELL THE $1.00 SIZK
FOR $75o. ,
too Cramer's Kidney Cure, guaranteed. 40c
$1.00 Parisian Hair Tonic, guaranteed.. 76c
$1.00 Uncle Sam's Tobacco Cure, guaran
teed 60c
SOc "Catarrh Rem.," guaranteed 3To
$1.00 Celery Nervine, guaranteed &c
WHY TAKE CHANCES ON NON
GUARANTEED? 25c Qulnacetol Cold Cure, guaranteed.. 20c
$2.00 Cheater's Genuine Pennyroyal
Pills
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
CUT PR1CB
DRUQ STORE
Two 'Phones 74T and 107.
10th and Chicago Streets. Omaha.
SCIIAEFER'S
TIinElS JinORS ClHED
Of Cholera Morbna With On Small
Bottle of Chamberlain's Colle,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, .
Mr. O. W. Fowler of Hlghtower, Ala.,
relates an experience he had while serving
on a petit Jury In a murder case at Ed
wardsvllle, county seat of Clebourne county,
-Ala. He says: "While there I ate some
fresh meat and souse meat and It gave me
cholera morbus in a very severe form. I
was sever more sick In my life and sent to
the drug store for a certain Cholera mix.
ture, but the druggist sent me a bottle of
Chamberlain's Collo. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy Instead, saying that he bad what
j snt for, but that this medicine was so
A Big Cut.
; In order to get rid of what we still have
ieft of the Levlre stock, which is now on
sale on our second floor, we make another
cut on the already extreme low prices.
Choice of the straw hats, 6c; men's work
lng pants to close at 39c a pair; men's aus
penders, ic; boy's long pants, 19c; mens
Undershirts. 10c; men's and boys' shirts
as low. as 16c;. knee pants, 10c; boy's long
pants suits, $148; men's socks, 3c a pair;
men's muslin underdrawers, mostly small
sixes, 5c the material In them Is worth
double lhat price. We need the rcom,
therefore the goods must go. On our
ground floor we. have a special sale In
men's suits at $7.60; no store In town offers
suits at this price that can compare with
those suits. Guarantee Clothing company.
1519-1621 Douglas street. All day Saturday
we will sell men's underwear at 16c a gar
ment. Not more than two suits to any one
customer. These are on sale In the rear
of our main floor.
Mil
Ba rJ3 & J
...i. ViAr rig w nit Id rather mmnti It
me In the fx I was In. I took one do-, of HEINZ SALESMEN MEET HERE
It and was better In nve minutes. The
second dose oured me entirely. Two fellow
jurors were afflicted In the same manner
and one twenty-five cent bottle cured the
three of us and there was still some left
in the bottle. It Is certainly the finest
bowel remedy I have ever seen In my Ufa
and I never want to be without It again."
Peak and Chasm.
In whatever direction the Colorado tour
ist may choose by rail. If he go to the
mountains his Journey is a succession of
glorious scenery, varying In the charac
teristics of placid beauty, grotesque rug
gedness and awe-inspiring grandeur.
Up the canons are stupendous walls
rising perpendicularly, or gradually sloping
back toward greater hills, or, yet again,
leaning forward above the chasm, as It
threatening to come tumbling down
projecting great rocks that hang sus
pended over the train as It glides smoothly
by a panorama of wonders and grandeur
such as belong only to the Rocky Moun
tains. To enable people to reach Colorado with
out unnecessary expenditure of time or
money, the Union Pacific has put In effect
very low rates and splendid train service
from Missouri river to Denver. Accommo
dations for all classes of passengers. City
ticket office, 1J:4 Farnam street. 'Phone
lit
59c, 75c, 98c
1.75, 1.98
Representatives of Bis; Plekla Com
nan? Hold Annaal convention
In Omaha This Year.
The annual convention of the H. J. Helm
Pickle company will bo held this year for
the first time In Omaha. The meeting will
be at the Paxton hotel, beginning August
10 and lasting five days. Heretofore these
conventions have been held In Pittsburg,
the home of the company, which is the larg
est of its kind In the world, employing over
400 salesmen. Midsummer conventions have
also been held In Kansas City, but the com
pany at the request of the Commercial club
decided to hold the 1903 convention In
Omaha.
IOiSO A. M., r ilO P. M., 10 P. M.
Is the time Erie through trains are sched
uled to leave Dearborn station, Chicago,
for Columbus, Akron, Youngatown, Chau
tauqua Lake, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, El-
mlra. Blnghamton, Albany, Boston, New
York and points east. For further In
formation apply to H. L. Purdy, traveling
passenger agent, Erie railroad, Chicago,
111.
LOBECK TAKES A NEW STEP
Us
Saturday from a. m. until 1 p. m. we
will sell all our 2So and 36o cretonnes and
curtain Swiss. Imported and domestic, rot
over 36 yards -to one customer, at Hc per
yard.
ORCHARD A WILHELM CARPET CO.
Resolution raised to Retnra All
the Pablle Works 8peel-
Bnalaeaa Men's Cearsloa
To the Tekamah races today, Saturday.
The big day. 6pclal train leaves Webster
street depot 12:30 p. m. Return after
races. Tekamah hospitality greets you.
Slain or shin
II IF. W'MII
3.75
5.00
ilts in all
ts. home-
3.75
1.50
snipiiuuil ISslltlJlJWsmBaBBl
HartSchiffncr fjf" J I
U Marx mZA U
llindTiilortd H
w i mm i
Tf! ell
I tJA li
1MIWII)JIL1.
Pants for
600 Men.... '
Some are worth $2.50, others a little
more, and some up to S3, CA
Your choice Saturday, XkJJ
They are the odds and ends of a p;rent season's
business. Most of them are made of line eassi
meres and high grade fancy cheviots, in many of
tlit' latest weaves and shades all are strictly
light in weight for summer wear. The lirst thing
you will notice when you see them, is the out
the life of a pair of pants. No fault to find with
these they hang well.
All sizes, but only one or two of a kind.
Kemcmbcr, that's one reason the price
is 81.50 instead of S2.50 and S3.00.
ft ft
Cloak Dept.
Always Busy
New FaJl Suits arriving dally by every
express. Handsomely , tailored, up-to-date
suits ready for Inspection.
LOT NO. 1150 Women's Suits, In black,
grav nnd other mixtures. In the new
Louis XIV stylo and blnuso effect, made
of al'. wool material!", suits that
Mher houses ask 20.00 tM IK
for -our price If il w
200 Women's Suits In all newest mixtures,
high class tailoring and made In new
Corset and Louis XIV styles; wilts that
rell anywhere for 127.50 our Of) nfl
price only CUsWW
- 300 fine Tailored fluits In all new mix
tures and styles, including the 38-inch
Corset style, made of best quality chev
Ists, broadcloths and basket weaves,
worth at least 25 per cent more, at 4!V00,
U5.00, 130.00, i.bU 7 7 hll
OJB1.WW
Waist Department
colors
63c
Waists at less than half price.
200 dozen Women's Waists, In
and styles, made tj sell for
12.50. our mice onlv
200 dozen Women's Wash Waists, In white
lawn and opera batiste, worth 1 Cm
up to 13.50. for I 3C
Tour choice of 100 dozen White Wash
Waists, Including China silk, as displayed
In our window, worth up to I A C
15.00, for litJ
aad.
w or- rworainrlred In our Waist Depart
ment and will not carry over anything If
possible. Any colored Wash WaUt in the
VimiRA t rea-ular Drlce. All White
200 dozen Women's Wrappers,
worth $2.50,- for
?00 Women's Walking Skirts,
. worth. $2.50, for
20 dozen Children's
Dresses for
10 dozen Children's Dresses,
worth $1.60, for only
90c
75c
25c
45c
Clearing Sale Straw Hats
Men's and Boys' Cars, worth up to
00c, on sale Saturday at
Boys' Felt Hats, worth up to 75c,
on sale Saturday at
Children's Straw Hats that sold up
to 25e, all in one lot at
10c
25c
5c
It will cost you about 3c a week to wear a
new straw hat during the remainder of
the season, which closes September 15.
Select one of these elegant Sailor or
Panama styles Worth up to $2. IKl
divided Into two lots at 45o and..... Itfv
All the $2.60 and $3.00 quality In I Cf
one lot at llUU
Optical Department.
$1.00 fine aluminold frames, spectacle and
eyeglass, fitted with French crystal lenses,
worth $2.60, Saturday and GRr
UnnH.v fnr JUll
NO CHARGE FOR EXAMINATION.
Sheet Music Special 19c Hiawatha isc
(fa s I
if
Specials Saturday
...lOo
.12M,c
...30c
Special Bio Coffee, wortn loc ..
Tea Sittings ........
All our 35c grade or tens .
Above prices ior nmuiunj ,...
Coffee regulars.
Leader Blend
Boston mend
Cucuta Blend, worth 3oo
Boston Java ,
Unatnn 1 If I. And MOCha
Aj..r.Lw.. - -;- - i tl, V,
Try the above conee ana you wiu uuy
no other. ,
2-oz. full weight none better Jc
4-oz. full welgnt none letter
FREE SAMPLE PACKAGE OF CU
CUTA BLEND COFFEE, to each customer
You can't afford to miss this.
...15o
...2K
...2 c
...3ic
...3
Drugs
25c Cascarets 195.
25c Itrnmo-Soltzer Wo
$1.00 Jinkhnm's Vegetable Compound ..74o
11.00 AVer's Hair V.'gor "93
26c Carter's Liver I ills
25o Packer's Tar Soap
25c 4711 Snap
5c Elder Flower Soap ,
6c Glycerine Soap
76o Automobile, Club Perfume
75c Roman Lily Perfume
75c Passion Rose Perfume
75c Mascott Perfume
Quart bottle Port Wine
Quart bottle Sherry Wine
14o
l.a
lOo
4c
4o
60c
5)o
50c
lc
S9.1
S93
Gandy Specials
24 Sticks Candy for
Marsnmallows pound .
Nebraska Mixed pound
Champion Mixed pound
Jelly Gumdrops pound .
....6c I
...llo
...lo
...lOo
...10c
10o
I0o
or
Hoarhound Stick pound
Chewing Gum all kinds
thran nnrknirea
Ice Cream Soda ; 60
rareness
u
TO ENJOY EATING
Consult a
... . . 41-1 .., nn. i..ih ha In rnofi condition
II in BOHOluieiy emiiw rTi,o n free
reputable 'dentist and take nis aavico uuuui mem. ,
BAILEY, The Dentist,
Lad! Attendant. Telephone 1085. 3rd Floor Paxton BlocX.
Most Remarkable , of All Shoe Sales
Most Wonderful of All Shoe Bargains
The 6rsatest Shoe Values Ever
Offered for the Money.
$55,000 Worth of
Custom f.bdo Shoes
at a slight fraction of their value.
Men's, Women's, Boys' and Girls'
Shoes, Oxfords and
Slippers
The Greatest Shoe Bargains In the An
nals of Omaha Shoe Selling.
At 8 O'clock Sharp Today, Satur
day, Morning.
Sale of Shoes Re
plevined by the
Creditors
FROM TUB
Great Boston wholesale shoe house
of Lamkln & Foster.
s Tho entire floor stock of men's shoes
6t the Warren-Thomas Shoe Co.
The womens' .slippers and Oxfords
from the Thayer, Magulre & Field
factory.
The women's street and dress shoes
of the Ronton wholesaler.
The boys', youths', elrla' and misses'
shoes.
At Pricss Never Before
Even Drsansd Of
for such high grade, up-to-date, swell
footwear. We quote below Just one or
two of the bargains In this sale, leav
ing the greatest of all the bargains In
tho highest grades to speak for themselves.
59c, 75c, 98c
1,75, 1,98
Saturday we will place on sale another
large shipment of this very popular se
lection, which is sold everywhere at from
80o to 60c per copy our price bum
tomorrow only .' I a to
1
TriiHiieiS lOat Se
We also have some very nice new Ballad.
Coon Songs and Two Steps, which we will
Include in this great sale.
MAIL ORDERS FILLED THE SAME
DAY WE RECEIVE THEM.
mmm
VALUES UP TO $10 FOR 1,50
The Greatest Millinery Bargain ever Offered in This Country
1,000 NEW, CLEAN, STYLISH TRIMMED
II ATS, WORTH UP TO ?1U.UU
SATURDAY AT.
10c Ladies' Bells lOc
A raw line of Fancy nnd nam tiiacn
Belts, worth 25c to 35c-peclal IflM
sale price . ;..! to
The White Wash Pelt, In tailor made
and sou crusn Dens on u uv
10c
Handkerchiefs from the Penney Mock
6C HANDKERCHIEFS at lHc
10O HANDKERCHIEFS at 2Ho
1GO HANDKERCHISm at So
26C HANDKERCHIEFS ut 70
9c Wide Ribbons 9c
No. 40 Wash Tuffeta Ribbon, all colors,
all pure silk, worth 2uc, sale Q
WW
Pork Loins
fer id
Pork Roast
Per lb
Leaf Lard
Per ID
Mutton Stesk
Per lb
Mutton 6tew
Per lb
English Mutton Chops
fer lb
price only, yard
pit nnm risCMT wr lead in low prices and qual
lilcAT DtPAR J MtA I itv all goods guaranteed.
9c
lie
6c
3c
California Hams
Per lb
Veal Roast
Per lb
Veal Stew
Per lb
. 8c
84c
lie
12c
A WORD TO THE WISE ff
. nne trial only and Storz Blue Ribbon 1t will he his Tl
ucle.n.t:..H"e. tVj. uY.llv he convinced that in Btorz Pl-ie Rib- Tl
in ravorue ucvrm. . , n i... Th. .. ihot
k
rfcJ tO IUS SyBltM", ...on-.-
U others.
J - itottled at brewery only
VtnBchts9 XSw " hi. hVaYth" that H adds strength and; vl.a.U
11 cts .lien.i Mm vilu. Stors Blue Ribbon Beer abova ell
STORZ BREWING CO.,
PHONE 1261.
Council Bluffs office, 932 West Broadway.
hdrJjl
Neutrlta Breakfast Food
Per packge
Fancy XXXX Soda Cracken
Fer 10
Fancy Crisp Ginger Snaps
Per lb
The lest Corn Starch
Per pack .gu
OH or Mustard Sardines
per can
S-lb. can Boston Baked
Leans
Grocery Specials for Saturday
7c
l-lb. cans Fancy Alaska
Salmon
,5c
...att
...3ic
..3ic
...84c
Vi-lb. cans Potted
Meats
8-lb. cans Apricots, Peaches,
Plums and Pears ,
3
124c
Rice, Tapioca, Sago, Bailey, 0 5c
etc., per lb Qi
....5c
pi
FREE TO ALL
E3WHB3
Large Jars Pins Fruit
jelly
bueet Uherkln Pickiei. per bottle..O3b
FANCY LAROE SWEET I,.
ORANGKS. EACH 1
FANCY IAROE MESSINA Iflf
LEMONS PER DOZEN IU
An Ice cold drink of Wild Cherry Phosphate
or Root Beer In our Grocery department.
Another move In the specifications fight
In the Board of Public Works was made
yesterday when Comptroller . Lobeck
had passed a resolution requesting t
council to return all specifications, for the
reason that the chairman had declared
them Illegal. He stated that it was the In
tention to have the city attorney pass upon
the points Involved. Chairman Roaewater
opposed ths resolution, declaring It a farce
and saying that the only specifications hs
had criticised were those drawn up by con
tractors. He said the move was only an
other one to delay paving until it was too
lste to do any this year.
Annaal Uruwo i vulr,
The annual picnic of the Improved Order
of Red Men will tike placs at Courtland
Beach Tuesday, August 11. a Admission, 10
cents. A dance and baoQue't will be held
In the evening.
Deposits
made nozv draw interest for the entire
month. IVe open passbook accounts for
one dollar or more and pay 4 per cent
interest,
J. L. Brandels tSc Sons,
Checks on all banks cat he d.
Bankers
Hot Springs
and the
Black Hills
Hot Springs, tha delightful summer
resort and natural sanitarium of
the West, Is easily reached by tl j
complete train service of the
Chicago & North-Western Ry.
Special low rates in effect from
Omaha and all points west, dally
during the summer season. Fast
dally trains with through service of
Pullman sleeping cars from Mis
souri Valley and freo reclining
tl chair cars from Omaha. Leave
Omaha daily at 3.00 p. m., reach
ing Hot Springs the next morning.
Summer r&urlit rt srt alto In effect dally
via th Cliici;o & Nonii Weiitrn Kailwsv
to the dimmer retorti o( lows, MlouolS
aad Northern VYinounn.
Send for Illustrated booklet and mp,with
and clidul, which will U promptly mailed
upua application to
! Only $150
H. C CHEYNEY. Ceseral Agtal
1401-1403 Farsara St.
Omaba '
I
MerchantjKaiionalDank
) . , tV OMAHA i . . J
M. K U t-m ami Itth
PaM mm MpMal S mrrd tmmn I .,.
VNITBD BTATBB DaHJsrOHV.
I..kr rmlkW V llmlltn mmt r.i
Not much for a good shoe, but good
deal for a poor shoe.
Our J1W shoes forAhe boys are made
by good shoemakers from honest
leather and will not only give ths
wear, but they're a good-looking shoe
and a comfortable one to the boy's
feet.
We have sold this same shoe for years
snd know they are the btst shoe ever
sold at this price and guarantee them
to be.
We give you your money back If
you're not satisfied.
DREXEL SHOE CO.,
Omaha's Up-to-Date Shoe House
1419 farnam Street.
Our Services Are Freo.
We examine your furnace, steam or hot
water system and see that everything Is In
readiness fur fall uxe. If reputta are
beedtd, we have everything in stock. Also
hot water attachments and furnace pipe
covering.
OnAHA STOVE REPAIR WORKS
1207 Louglas BU TsL M0.