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EAL ESTATE
HEAL, r.STATR DRALERR'.
PATNB 1SV. CO..
Douglas J7SU
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floor N. T. Life,
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JNO. T. BARTLETT, S51 lsr Nut. Fk. Pklg.
' ; ' Qi MS47 JmtWx
. OEORQB CO. . ,
Ml Farnarrt.. Tel. Drfuglas 7:
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PETERS TRCfeT, CO.. N. Y.
Lit Bldg.
CITY FROPERTT FOR Al.m
'FINE
Modern ,IIome for Small Sum
Klegant lJ-rnom modern house, rontaln
'hft furnace, ga. hot and cold water rmn
nectiort on three floors, bath, toilet, lava
tory, -laundry, cemented cellar, apartmenta
for coal blna. fruit and vegetable storage,
etc. Two beautiful mantela, oak and hard
pin flnlah. Two eaat front lota, nicely ter
raced, fruit, ahade, permanent walks, etc.
Klnoat locatlort and surroundings, one block
from Farnam car. Thla cholca home of
fered for only t5.3iin-eafl than half Ita coat.
Dwifer determine! to aell at once and will
nake any reasonable tcrtna. Be u today
.or partleulara. .
(or partleulara and aubmlt offer.
KUSSELL & M'KITKICK CO.,
4o2-"tt Ramge Bldg. 15th and Harney.
(19 1SS 10
Look at This
Acroas lh etreet from High achoot.
' FIRST TIME OFFERED.
'$$ FEET
N. W. cor. 2'th and Davenport; finest lo
cution in Omalia, for high class flat a; can
offer for qvikk alu fur
WM. E. ROMANO,
80I0 A (rent.
Doi Eta a ISIS. 3:9 Board of Trade.
(19) lid 10
; $3,500
NEW 8 ROOM irOUSE
WEST FAUN AM DISTRICT
tlouss 8031 Davenport St.". h tin Vest Ibulo
ciitruiK-o. rece.pt ton hall, parlor, dining
room and kitchen on flrat floor finished In
oak, ouk flmira; four rooms and bath on
second floor; largo full-bricked bnsemont,
oullo' cellar . un trance In cement walks,
asphalt 'tmved at red. close to Central
boulevards the lucntlon la very dcslrnblo
and In walking distance down town. Owner
has put tli. price down In order to mike a
(inck sale;; house la ready to move Into.
HASTINGS ft HLiLiiN, 1704 Farnam St.
. (191324 11
NEW modemcottag Vome built lu, oc
cupied na a home, on West Farnam ridge;
f nl r- lot; prloa only W.TTjo; owner haa se
cured a better position away from Omaha.
1". l. Wearii- Ptl Farnam felt.
. (1S)-M168 11
A UARdAlN One of lha moat complete
and best located residences In tho city of
Council' Bluffs, can be bought for less
than It would yrtat to build the house. In
quire,; OTIS & BHl'OART, 117 Parl
Street, Council Bluffs, la,
09-M178 U
LIST your property- with Chris Boyerr 13d
ana cumnnng at. iw-ja
FOR SALE Fruit farm, 15 acrea, near
Florence, ' $3,300- New '.'(-room .bouse,
barn, . well, -etc. 1 "s-
CREIGH SONS Co..
fe Bee Bld.
, (19)-M11 12
3WNER Wl'ST BKLJi BKi'DRB BATUR'
f ? - DAY.
" 1 rooma and reception hall, alt modern
'1 a mo tiouHe. Interior fmtah hard wood.
.oriit-r tot looxl'jo ft.. In BL'NDEK. within
I block of car llnu. See at once ami
A, OBWRJti & CO.", Nidi FARNAM ST.
j il I'M 10
OWWElf of 88'fl.''Yr0nfaKe on S4th Ht. near
Miami haa special place to use money and
w y h nrn. opiruuiu aiu 10 Duua on. jrriae
only laiju,. t . V. v'ad, 18D1 Farnam St.
tlil)-Ml0 11
DUAL. ESTATK TITLE TRUST
lv CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON, Pres.
CO.
(19) 314
1 LOTS AND NEW HOUSE FOR 800
, , CASH.
Balance same as rent, only 4 blocka from
anica Ave. car, achodl, church, grocery
tore, or lota ouxiCT n. for V0 each.
OEOHGE & CO., WW FARNAM ST.
. (1M 193t 10
S8.000
will ,buy . full city lot, 611x132, large brick
barn and small cottage, next to northeast
Corner of loth and Leavenworth Sts.
THOMAS HRENNAN.
Room 1 New York Ufa Building.
a-iM
l-ROOM modern -houae In Kountie Place
parlor., hall, sitting room, library ami
kitchon on flrat floor, four bed rooms
and buth room upstalra: good heating
plant; 3jxl24 feet, on paved street 3.4jff
w. 11. oales, sii in. v. I J re. 't'hone 11.
KM. , - (19 13)1 10
TUB RSICD-ABSTRACT CO., established
114 ' fuinpt aervlc. . Got our prices.
IT10 Farnam Mlil
FOR BALM Lot 17; block 32, Albright'
citutuav-add.,' South Omaha; Jlbo. J.
Caae 'f M. Co.. 'Racine, Wis.
(191-M240 17
WHKN'yotr write to advertisers, kindly
mention jot km.
REAL ESTATE
b lAiMlrf LA US
rRM Jb
us KOR SALU
. , , ; .... Cllterail.
:.LIFORMA Will aell to 20 people 10
;nnes each, beat irrigatea lend on earth
Will set to fruit trees tur you and fur'
nlah you work to pay for t, Addreaa
11 Ik uaro ree. ' t-ui Ui8 U
Calorad.
FOR M I AC x.Wv acrea cuoice rarm or
Htoclc land in eastern Colorado. Will acil
l'ait or all to suit cuatumer; iu per acr
' if sold aoon. Address lxk Box 2i. Ijur
prise. Ni b, (Jt) M.:'4 l-'x
Mlaatnota,
TOR bAl.K-Farmof 3U) acrea in the fa'
iiiiuia Hnnsolu river valley; no waste
land, fair buildings; three miles from
market; a snap: write to Frank Nes
tasal. Seaforth. Minn. (Ju)-JJ.5 Ux
IF YOU' WANT "to Use a homestead or
slaua and timber light addreaa A. E,
i-Uen Aalmws, Minn. (2u Mill Ux
" JHbraaka. .
WESTERN FARM LANDS,
t'lop payment plun; two crops paya for
lanuV while ll laad is doubling In value.
NATIONAL 1NVESTMKN' CO..
tol-to JJrapdoi Building.
v. 7 (W-M408
FORBALE BauUfitl email farm, of :('
acres lia 8 acrt of fin fruit; fine build
ings; ' nill eoulheaat of Pawnee City,
Neb ; will take ta.U) less per aci than
lha ulec la wortli if eolii before March
1 . lW Addreaa 3319 CaUfornia St.,
Omalia,. Neb. t2u Mlug l6x
WHEN -writing to adrvertlaera, remember
It takes but an extra stroke or two of
in pen to mention l tie fact that you saw
lb ad in Th Ba.
, Oreaoaw
A SNApviN ORWION TIMBER.
I I will a.-! I a two-thirds Interest in 4,000
teres jf pl limber land for 8-0,0m). These
.and have 46.Uuo.ouo feet of fine while pins
umUr. well located. Iind valuable after
lulling tluiuer. Title perfect. Addreaa W.
) Cuk.. timbvr excliange building. Port
land. Oregon. i.JJMM Feb lOx
- - - !, ,-ata Datawta.-
VOR SAU'-'ortheaat 23-110-Tt' Hy
county, Houih Dakota, $11 4u per acre; $j0w
cash, balance back on land al 6 pr rent
optional. IS- 'O. Castl (owner). Perry, la.
. - " (Ju) MUI Ux
M lacwIlaaiMKa.
WE have' a numbr of good farm and
ranch pruposiituiia In western Nebraska,
also properties ef all kinds at various
tlacaa; ace us befor you incest. B. E.
lrr Co., HI Be bldg. t-Vj-lSl llx
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Faraa, Haea ami
rattar Utat4a.
Ton REMT-Furm and atnrk ranch -con
sisting of b arrra. 114 ill-a from "Mem.
Orrnd building, plenty of well an.1 run
ning water, abundance of paat'in ami
hav; about 1.K af-rca under cultivation,
with an acres of alfalfa. For further par
ticulars, address Michael Gallagher,
O'Neill, Neb. (21)-MW9 12
FAKM8 KOR RENT.
acrea on Mit renter St.. good farm
land with some hay and pasture, a-room
houae. barn, rranary, etc.
no acrea on West Dodge St. near Alamlto
Sanitary Dairy farm, good Improvement
and some pasture land.
UEOKUE Ac CO., 11 FARNAM BT,
(21 194 !
CITY PROPBRTV. :
FOR LEASE Rear enn of lot fronting on
13th; well suited to Use as blacksmith
shop or laundry; factory, tc F. D. Wead,
Idol Farnam St. (21) M181 11
REAL ESTATE LOANS
flOO to $10 OIK) made promptly. F. V. Wead,
vvead mag., iin ana tarnaui.
, (I-M34
WANTED City loana.
Patera Trust Co.
CS)-349
WANTED City loans and warrants. W.
Farnam Smith Co., 133U Farnam si.
, (& 330
PRIVATE MONEY NO DIE LAY,
OARVIN BROS., WH FARNAM.
(221364
PRIVATE jnoncy to loan; no delays. J
11. Sherwood. 61S-S17 Brandal mag.
, (3)-M180
MONEY to loan on lmprovedJOmaha prop-
" W. J. DERMODY 1NV. CO..
Tel. Doug. 6108. . . B N. Y. L.
(St MJM
LOWEST RATE&VBemlS,
Paxton Block.
(22)-355
LOANS on
Improved Omaha property.
K. Co., J001 N. Y. IJfe BldB.
O Keefe K.
MONEY TO LOAN-Payna Investment Co.
(.'Z)-ja--
PRIVATE money to loan on Improved real
estate. IN. f. Dodge & Co., 17H Far
nam St. (22) lii
WANTED TO BUY
WANTED To buy second-hand furniture,
cook -and heating; stoves, carpets, lino
leums, office furniture, old clothes and
shoes, pianos, feathers, bod pillows, quilts
and all kinds of tools; or will buy the
furniture of your house complete. The
highest price paid. Call the right man.
Art. lAiug iviiiv rcu
WANTED To buy, second-band furniture,
cook and healinK stoves, carpels, lino
leums, office furniture, old clothes and
shoes, pianos, feathers, bed pillows,
quilta, and all kinds of tools; or will buy
the furniture of your house complete;
the highest .prices paid Call the Tight
man. Tel. Dodg. ' 3971. . (25) MSffl F
LIST your property for quick sale with ma;
wa have customers now ror soo.uuu Dust
news property. or land who will pay
cash; another for 2,000 deal for any
real estate near Omaha; another 15.00U
F. D. Wead, Wead Bldg., ,18th and Far
nam Sta. (3))-M159 11
SECOND-HAND' feed sacks. No amount
too large or too small. Wagner, 801 N. 14.
() 367
CASH paid to second-hand clothing, shoes,
eto. aw m. istrt st. Tel. Kea
() 3'
WANTED TO RENT
LADY wants heated room and board, rea
sonable. Address VDB care Bee.
(26)-M952 It
WANTED 6 or -room flat, furnished or
unfurnished, centrally located. ' Address
O 798, car Bee. (j)-M!)fa lis
WANTED SITUATIONS,
POSITION as housekeeper, where no small
children; lady wun one crina. Mrs. .
Wilson, Havelock, Neb. ()-M767 llx
COMPETENT man
wants emolovement
from six on, evening. Address W 791,
from six
cure Bee.
YOUNO MAN, 25 years bid, now in real
esiaie Dusinesa, aesirea position as
cashier or asaiatant cashier of bank;
eight years' experience; good refer
ence. Box 40a, Julesburg, Colo.
(27 M981 12
WANTED Position by lady In drug
store, who Is pharmacy graduate; have
had some general experience. Addreaa
R. F. D. No. 2. Box , Craig. Neb.
. 27 M7 12k
DAY WOMEN Yurnlahed
fre of charge.
(27-3til
Telephone Douglaa 1HJ.
WANTED Position by an experienced
saleslady, 5 years' experience. Address
' B. E. D., 6i St. Mary's Av.
(27)-965 18
GOOD, all round butcher, Al sausage ma
ker wants posttlen; would prefer the
country. Address C,' TSi. Bee.
(I7)132 lOx
WANTED Position as correspondent,
bookkeeper or other oftice work, by rnkl
die aged man; eapable ef taking change
ot office; at present employed, but wishes
to make a change. P. O. Hex 47.
, . R7)-M14 IBs
WANTED By student, yeung man, plaoe
to work for board and room. Address or
call. T. J., Boylea college. (27 Ml 12x
WANTED Clerical position hy a young
man, 25 years old, who la familiar with
express ratea and experienced In general
office work; cnu also do stenographic
work. Address N 873. Bee.
IS M10U 1ZX
, : r-
POSITION wsnted by an round clerk., ten
years' experience in geaeral merchandise.
eapable of management, reasonable
wagea, best references. Address Y 181,
car Be. (27) M200 Ht
POSITION wanted by good blacksmith and
wagonmaKer. w. jtaymona, rxew pnaron
la. ' (271-M148 15x
SITUATION wanted by graduate electrical
and mechanical engineer. Associate
member A. I. E. E. Address, O. T., 814 N.
22,1 St. (27) 181 llx
COMPETENT accountant, experienced In
all detaila of mercantile and corporation
accounting, crcdlta, correspondence, open
ing books, auditlntr. making financial
statements and balance sheets, cupable of
simplifying cumbersome methoda. devis
ing economical syrums and eliminating
superfluities, wants employment In
Omaha, or elsewhere. Address D Sot
Bee. (27) M28 Iflx
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF SALE OF HIGH SCHOOL
DISTRICT BON 1S Sealed ropoula will
be received by the District Board of School
District No. three until 13 o'clock noun, the
first fUty f February, A. D. laJ. for the
purchasv of $io.l4) of the bonds of School
District No. three of Harlan county. Ne
braska, said bonda duted January first. A.
D. 19i.it. Issued for the erecting on the pres
ent site now owned by said district a new
IiIkIi school building and , furnishing and
heating tiie same, rliiirl Umds run from
five to nineteen years from date bearing
Interest at the rale of six per cent per
annum, payable annually at the fiscal
agency of the state of Nebraska In th
city of New York. Said bonds mature aa
follows: $2,500, January first, 1 -13. and $2
every second year thereafter. Each bid shall
be accompanied with a certified check for
$1.0t, payable to W. Pierce, treasurer of
said district. Number children school age,
4.1. last complete awiussmeut of district,
$229,674. No other Indebtedness in this dis
trict. Proposale should be directed to C T.
Simpson, disector, Oi leans. Neb. The board
reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
Dated at Orleans. Neb., this eigiith day of
January. A. D. 19u8. P. W. Shea, Moderator;
C. T. Simpson. Director; W, P. Pierce.
Treasurer; J M. Johnson, Edcar L. Means,
Mrs. J. Ij. ItBUHia. School Board of Dis
trict No. three, at Orleans, Neb.
. JUD-t
STOCKHOLDERal' MEETINO.
Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholders of The Bee
Building company will be held at 4 o'clock
p. iu., Tuesday, January 14. 19u8, at the
office of aald company In Th Be building,
Omaha, for th election of a beard of di
rectors for the ensuing year and lha trans
action of such other business aa way .prop
erly come before such meeting.
ft C. ROSEWATER. Secretary.
J2dl4t D 8c a
LEGAL NOTICES
(Continued.)
NOTICE TO RRirxiE CONTRACTORS.
Rildse F.ullders and Material Men Jules-
burg. Colo.. Jan. 7, I. Scaled proposnls
will be received bv the Hoard or irfttimy
Commiasionera of Sedgwick counly, Colo
rado, up to 13 o clock nKn of the xin nay
of January, 1SK. for the complete construc
tion or a pile bridge, about l.twt reel long,
across a portion of the South Platte river,
extending from the south end of the new
State bridge at Juleslmra to the south bank
of the South Platte river.
Pealed propoaala will be received by the
Board of., County Commissioners of Sedg
wick county,- Colorado, up to 12 o'clock
noon of the fith dav of January, 190s, for
the furnishing of all material to build a
pile bridge about l.nfvo feet long, said ma
terial to be delivered at the north end of
that portion of the State bridge now built
at Julneburg, Colorado, across the South
Platte river.
Sealed proposals will alao be received by
ssld hoard up to 12 o'clock noon of the
27ih day of January, Itittt. for the building
and furnishing of all labor In the building
or a pile bridge alxnit l.flftt feet long across
a portion of the South Platte river, extend
ing from the south end of 'the new State
brldgn at Julestnirg to the south bank ot
the South Platte river. '
All proposals to be filed with the county
clerk, at her office 1n Julesburg, Colorado,
at which office further information In re
gard to such bridge and work and a copy
of the plana and specifications and amount
of material required for said bridge will
be kept and can be seen by any person
Interested.
The said Board of Countv Commissioner
reserves the right to reject any and all
bids offered.
Hy order of the Board of County Com
missioners of Sedgwick courty, Colorado.
By C. W. WHITK, Chairman.
J10d17t
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS SEALED
proposals will be received up to Tuesday,
February 18, 1908, at 2 o'clock p. m.. for
the construction of a building ?or tho Elks
Building company at York, Nebraska, com
plete, according to the drawings and speci
fications prepared by Tyler & Brandt,
architects, of Lincoln, Nebraska. Copies
of the plans and apeclflcationa may be had
at the office of the architects, or the un
dersigned. The right is reserved to reject
any and all bids or waive any defects. All
bids must be accompanied by a draft or
certified ' check for the sum of five hun
dred dollars ($500.00), payable to the Elks
Building company. York, Nebraska, which
will 'be forfeited If the bidder Is awarded
the contract and falls to enter Into a writ
ten contract, according to the terms of hla
bid within ten days from the date of said
award. Addreaa all bids and communica
tions to F. E. LLOYD, Secretary, 115 West
Fifth' St.. York, Nebraaka. ' J5d7t
STOCKHOLDERS MEETINO Office of
ee-uiass-Anoreoeen Hardware Company,
Omaha, Nab., Dec. 14, 1907. Notice la hereby
given to the stockholders of the Lea-Olaas-Andreeeen
Hardware company- that
the annual meeting of the stockholders of
me company win ds neid at the nfnees of
said company, corner of Ninth and Har
ney atreeta. In the city of Omaha, in the
state of Nebraska, on Tuesday, January 14,
A. D., 1908. at I o'clock p. ra for the pur
pose of electing a board of dl:Jctors for the
company, to serve during the coming year,
and to transact such other -touslnes ws may
vm iiremiwii b such meeting. ... .
(Seal) . H. J. LEE. President
AlUst: W. M. GLASS. Secretary.
D15d30t
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Charles H. Nelson and wife to E.
W. Carlson, lot 11. block 149.
' South Omaha 2,300
louisa t. Ambler, executrix, to
Thomas. Rochford. lota 18. 19
and 20. Ambler Place .-, 30
fatricR J. McGovern, Jr., to Patrick
J. McOovern. s45 feet of lot 3.
block 13, South Omaha 650
Chris L.. Anderson and wire to
Blanche F. Owen. -Iota ft and C.
R. M. Stone's subdl vlaion . . . . .-. 3,500
Koy Wilson to R. F. Proliaska. lot
12, El'.lBtone Park Place 300
Benton ti. Betebepner. and wife to
Charlea L. Thomas, lot 18, block
9, West Albright .
Maud. O'Neill to Ida O'Neill, lot 7.
Swetnam's subdivision 1,000
iranK iiooiittle- and wife to
Nellie S. Hahne. Jot 6. block. 14.
Isaac & Selden'a addition. . 1,050
t Tea u. snie.ua ana wire to minuee
. Realty company, s "4 of nw of
sw-4, 18-16-13 .;.T... ......
Charles A. Austin and wife to Pun-,
dee Realty company, lots 1 and
I, block 76, and lots and 7.
block 7. Dundee-Place ...... . 1 SOS
Margarcd C. Tuttie et al. to same.
lot 19. block 78. Dundee Place.. 78
uuy it. Fratt and wire to L,ouia
N. Oonden. lot 3. Field Club sub
division J.500
f ermnana Kiauscntea and wife, to
'i neoaor i noiinjonann, ell reet
of wA of lot 16. block 448.
Grand View 2E
Anna S. B. Eastman to Hattle B.
i;ni1lke nlOO reet or lot 2. lilncU
2, West. Omaha 7,500
Susie Kelts to Lewis He Its, lots
7 and 12. Hall Place
Emma C. Johnston and hushand to
, Frank O. Olsen. lots 1. 2, 3, 15
and 16, block 6, Spring Lake
Park
Edward Phelari and wife to John 3.
Ryan, lot 18, Wagoner & Phelan's
subdivision
Mary B. Hanson and husband to
Vmll Anderamv. lot "3 hlock 1.
Brown Park 500
John W. McDonald, aheriff. to W.
K. F. Vila, lots IT and 18. block
"F." Saunders A Hlmebaugh'a
addition.
Total
.$20,649
HAND
S A FOLIO
FOR TOILET AND BATH
It makes tt e toilet something- to be tk
Joyed. It rem aves all stains and roughness,
prsvent prickly heat and chafing, and
leaves the skin white, toft, healthy. In the
bath it brings a glow and exhilaration which
do common soap can equal, iropartii g tht
vigor and life sensation of a mild Turkish
iath- Am. Goces and J)itvociTt
D. C. SCOTT. D.V.S.
(Successor to Dr. H. L. Ramaociottl.)
ASSiarTAJTT KTATB. TBTIraT ABIA W.
Office and fospltal, 8810 "ttasoa
txt.
Calls Promptly Answered at All Hours.
erkoa Offlc Karny9S7. flmjhl Msk
Has. Douglas
tiaii w ta v
RESORTS.
HOTELS
PONCf DC HON . . . St. Auguatln
Alcazar su Auguatia
OR MONO . . Ormond-oa-tha-Ualifax
THCBRCANCRS . . . .Palm Beach
ROVAI, POINCIANA . . .PalmBaack
ROVALPALM , .Miami
Tnt COtONIAU. ..... .Nsaaau
. ( Bahama laUods)
1 10 MILES NCARCR CUBA.
.' Tka aew nil line alona Florida Kmr wB m
a aiwsaoa t ksitKa Ky, naaexiiag wuk
aasmaiap fat Hsvsaa and Ky Wed. alter
Janury 15th.
r or utormuiaQ nUtns to BckeM, hotel
saoa, rpsos is Minriins snd parlor esri.
nitisir nauam. Was r aosir I
FLORIDA CAST COAST
130 AoM St 143 Fifth Ave.
Chicago New Venn
a Ir. A'jauiiTigisT. Vla.
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T
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
class's cmuiia m -a-kabio
iO TQE ORIENl
rtbraarr " At It. 11ms.
ftatr toulas onlf "S. iBelaslig
tbor. sicunloM. trMOlAL rATURS: Mvtolia,
C4i. Ssrlil. aiftora. Malta. 1 Drs la Brpt m
tka Half LaoS. fooatamiaapla.. Jkltauc Kama, taa
Rlrlsra, etc. TOUHS Rolf XD TBS WOltUa
40 TOlltS TO El'ROPK
noai aiFliuMis ut4 tUiwiiri . (rs,
t. C Ci-AKk. flaiu Sia, Jiww York.
DlsUiut
Store Open
Saturday -Night
. Until
10:00 OtClock.
FORMEHLY
n.ffoSGOFIELD
U la(UK&SOITCq
Saturday Will Do a
We are lound and Determined Not to Have One Winter
01 xiew apnng uooas, wnicnw
attach sacrificing prices that
I EXTRA SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY ? Sts7o3&?Ml
' TAILORED SUITS.
Made of good broadcloth or unfinished worsted, and all
wool cheviot collars, mostly black,
sold regular at $22.50, $25.00 and
up to $30.00 FINAL CLOSING
OUT PRICE....
All Our High Grade
TAILORED SUITS
At Half Price
fM.OO TaUored Salts,
at ...............
$50.00 Tailored Suits,
at
$45.00 Tailored HuiU,
at
$30.50 Talloml Suits,
at
' 935.00 Talloml 8nts.
at
$29.75 Tailored Suits,
at
27.50
25.00
22.50
10.75
17.50
14.85
ALL SCARFS OR MUFFS
NOTES 05 OMAHA SOCIETY
Mrs.'
Douglas Welpton Entertain!
, Ltmcheojn Party. : .. ;
CLUB MEETINGS MAKE FULL WEEK
Informal Etria!nrant tor Vialtlasi
Women Oaly Thins; Schednled
Astele (ram Begalar Mertlaga
and Impromptu Affairs.
Mrs. Douglas Welpton was hostess at oh
of th smart affairs Friday,, when she
entertained af a prettily appointed lunch,
eon. Dainty shades oplnk decorated the
tbl. , A, law ccntrBijcaui pinK. carna
tions ws used while tTie plate cards were
designed with a variety ot pink flowers.
A delightful .featur i the Uunchson was
tha reading of d jlmfeftck breach guest,
Including something of Interest about each
ona present. Following luncheon tho after
noon was spent In sn Iriformul good time.
Those present were Miss Hazel Smith, Miss
Fatjnle Howland, Miss Margaret MoShane,
Miss Gwendolyn WhU, Miss Sophie Shir
ley, Miss Martha Dale,' Miss Hasel Love
land, Miss Estelle Brown, Miss Margaret
Stcphan, Mrs. David ,McCulley, Mrs. F.
W. Blabaugh, Mrs. Harry Jennlson, Mrs.
Walter Dale and the hfiatess. ;
t'harnionte Clab.
Mrs. B. I Kemper entertained the Char
monte club Friday, . Mts Kthal and Miss
Grace Conant being guests of ihe after,
noon. Three tables wer plaped ,for six
handed high five. Those present wero Mr.
Ralph Moody, Mrs. J. H. McDonald, Mrs.
Hal Roberts. Mrs. Guy French, Mrs. Hel
mer, Mrs, . Harry jennlson., Mrs. Harris,
Mrs. Hubert Hicks,' Mrs. Albert Edgbert,
Mrs.' George Morton, Miss Hallie Paterson,
Miss Alice Bnell, Miss Mabel Hicks, Miss
Mabel Stephen, MUn ' Fannl Howland,
Miss Nina Crias,' Miss,' 'Lucille Dlmmlck,
Mlsa Alice AuUl..Ml5s Maud Marriott and
Miss'pulsy Rogers.'. . ' . ' '
Jaalor Brldg t'lnb.
Tha Junior ' Brldg club wss entertained
this week: at the hom pf ' Mrs, OaorBe
Redtek, the-gueBts being Miss Iuey Updike,
Miss Hasel Connell and Mlaa Natalie
Meyers of Dubuinie, J, '.The membt-n
present were Mine Mary Alice Rogers'. Mis
Ann Brown, Mlsa Helen' Davis, Miss Eliza
beth Congfhm, Miss Mabel Marr, MUs Ruth
Moorehead, Mrs. Earl -..Kipllnser, Mm.
"Louis Clarke, Mrs. Harry Montgomery
and .the hostess. Tha nuxt meeting of the
club will be Friday at the home of MUs
Mary Alice Rogers. ,',.
Dinner Partr.
Mrs. F, E. Deldrige and daughter, Miss
Mabel of 8t. Imls, are guests of Mr. and
Mrs. B. Edgeler of Twenty-sixth street
and Sherman avenue. In their honor Mr.
and Mrs. R. C. Ruby gave a dinner Thurs
For Men
FASHIONABLE OVERCOATS
GREATLY REDUCED
WE HAVKV't't in stock about 1 50 Overcoats in the sea
son V-latest models, made of the finest fabrieg that
have-heretofore sold on the mere showing of the gar-,,
ments tlieniselves. Every ont i an . individual hand-tailored,
full-fashioned coat, selected for its quality and atyle,
made to sell to critical men who pride themseves in the cut
and quality of the clothes they wear.
,W.T,BOURKE
MEN'S FASHION SHOP
519 South Sixteenth Street
Near Harney Street
15 iO DOITGLalS ST.
J llliuULS
Final Closlne-Out Day of
soon an nana, ana in oraer louccompiisn iiuj we wui sen au our
will certainly be amazing. " " ' ;
All Our High Grade
COATS
At Half Price
o -
$75.00 tCvrning Coats, gQ
$55.00 KvrnirtK Coats, g Q
$0.5() Street or Kven- lf ffT
ing CoatM, at IJalW
$S5.00 Street or Even- If Rft
liitf Coats, at I IsUU
$25.00 Fitted or Looae I A PA
Coats, at y IsCsUU
$22.50 Mtted xr Lootte II OR
Coats, at ll-fcV
day evening at their home, 263 Cummg
street. The table wa3 prettily trimmed
with pink and red carnations and covers
were laid for Mrs. B. Edgeler, Mr. and
Mrs. F. E. Snellbacker of Council Bluffs,
Mrsj Cunningham, Mrs. D. B, Bummers,
Mrs. F. E, Deldrige, Miss Mabel Deldrige,
Miss Ruth Edgeler and Mr. and Mrs.
Ruby.
I Frldar Clab.
Tha Friday club was entertained thla
week by Mrs. Edward Rosewater when
those present were: Mrs. T. C. Brunner.
Miss Dunster. Mrs. H. P. Deuel, Mrs. J. E.
Eyler, Mrs. J. D. Foster, Mrs. John Guild,
Mrs. E. Hahey, Mrs. Frank B. Kennard,
Mrs. U 11. Korty, Mrs. H. J. Palmer,
Mrs. Andrew Ross, Mrs. J. H. Royce, Mrs,
Ben Robidoux, Mrs. Fred Pearce, Mrs. Van
Ness Smith, Mrs. Everet Smith and Mrs.
Walter Wilklns.
. Orialnnl Brfdsre- Clnb.
Mrs. Eva Wallace was hostess Friday at
th meeting of .the Original Bridge club.
Luncheon preceded the afternoon game of
cards and ferns prettily ' decorated thft
luncheon table. Mrs. Edwin T. Swobe was
guest of the club. The members present
were: Mrs. Bam Burns, Jr., Mrs. Thomas
L. Davis, Mrs. W. T. Burns, Mrs. John Lu
Kennedy, Miss Ella Mae Brown and Miss
Flora Webster.
K. K. K. Clnb.
Mrs. W. H. Gould, Jr.. was hostess Wed
nesday afternoon at th meeting of the
K. K. K club. High-five was played, the
flrat prise being won by Mrs. Frank Hum.
Refreshments were served at ona long
table which was prettily decorated at one
nd with an Imitation snow-man; Favors
of snow balls filled with candy were at
tho plate of each guest. The next meeting
of the club will be held at the homa of
Mrs. Frank Hume.
The La Douzalne club was entertained
Wednesday evening at th home of Misses
Mauda and Inec Bonnell. Those present
were: Mrs. Richard Skankey,. Miss Blanche
Moore, Miss Grace Montgomery, Miss Beat
rice Klntner, Miss Jo Lyman, Mlsa Fay
Lyman, Miss Sue Red fluid, Miss Edyth
Marley, Mlsa Emma- Allen, Mlaa Nelli
Winn, Miss Maude Bonnell, Mlsa Ines Bon
nell. .
Clnb Meeting.
(Mrs. George Nowns entertained the Idoal
club Thursday evening at her home. High
five was the game played at tour ttbhn
and prizes were won by Mrs. E. A. Winn
and Mrs, Hurst! The next meeting of tha
Club wlll.be at the home of Mra. E. A.
Winn the evening of January lia,
Mra. Henry N. Peters entertained a
bridge club Thursday afternoon. Luncheon
preceded the afternoon game of cards. The
table was decorated with ferns und cams
tlons. Covers were laid for twelve.
The Young Ladles' Hur.niony club gave a
dancing r-"'y Wednesday evening at Ba
rlglit's hall In honor of MUs Sudye Oold
grabber, whose marriage to Mr. Louis Alien
of New York t.'lty take place on January
34. About forty couples were present.
Who Know
Formerly
n.lf.scoriELD
U IVCLOrUCiSUiTfe
ClMA
kD lia lia u u u u u u
gWWgtl
Thousands of Tailored Suits. Coats and Furs
Garment in Our Stock When We
FITTED OR LOOSE COATS.
Made of all wool kersey bradcloth or mixed materialsid
fitted or loose styles collars are
black, brown, tan and mixtures
1 1 SAA K A A AA
sola regular irom w.ov w ou.vv, s-
All Our Fine
FUR COATS
At Half Price
, o
$125.00, Fur Coats, , Qg gQ
$85.00 Fur Coata, g Q
$75.00 Fur Cats, JJ-J gQ
$0.50 Fur Coatg. yg
$55.00 Fur Coats, g-J gQ
$00.00 J'ur Coata. g Q Q
AT JUST OPJE
OFFICE,
1503
FARNAM
LOUP. RIVER JPOWER SCHEME
Maps Sboivlns; Plan indorsed by Com
nierclal Club for Possible '
( ! ' i Development.
Maps hav been published by the' Ne
braska Power company, wjiich has received
th hearty endorsement 'of the Omaha
Commercial club, : showing the possible de
velopments of the Loup river power and
giving an estimate of the successive devel
opment. . ' ,'' , ' i
Th first development, near Columbus,
would furnish 80,000 horse power. and would
cost mors than th successive develop
ments.. Rut it Is estimated that th flil
year tnat 50,000 horse power would be sold
at $25 per annum, a total of t!,-j(i,u00. TI14
expenses for the first year would be $430,000
and the earnings IX.OOO.
The maps show proposed reservoirs and
propose that the second development bg
made near Schuyleri the third In the Maplo
Creek valley, fourth near Fremont and the
fifth at or pear Omaha. The combined ca.
pacity would be SiO.OOO horse power.
Dlsaraeefot Conduct
of liver and bowels, In refusing to act, I
quickly remedied with Dr. King a Now Llf
Pills. 25c. For aale by Beaton Drug Co,
. 1 .m,",i
t "' 1 "1 1 - - " '
'PHONE . PTub-'5 '1-"'-Doug.
429 fft rit- ' " Y
1 n4"" i , Pest y Vv
V. 6. W. Hull CO. 20th AND
2001 Us. to the TON IZARD
The Reductions
are oiTered owing to 'tho continued
warm weather, and not wishing to ..
carry over from one season "-to' an
other, we will sacriiico all the m-ofit
and some cost. - ? ;. .
Your Size Is Herd ;
' -.'.
rOBMJSaLT vow
$22.50 OVERCOATS : 815.00,
$25.00 OVEItCOATS
$28.00 OVERCOATS
$30.00 OVERCOATS
$33.00 OVERCOATS
$35.00 OVERCOATS
$38.00 OVERCOATS
$40.00 OVERCOATS
$45.00 OVERCOATS
Pon't wait your size
. Store Open
Saturday
1 (k
. Night . Until J ; J
... , ... i- .-. i
10:00 Olock.'; ' f
P3 ' '"g
'3 -A
1 -a
I '-ta wS
$ l
4
' - a . .ft 4 --
Announce Our tfirst "Showing .-1
iuu wcwa wvn-m ppa,f (,
' ' . ; " 1 5 V""' "
t .
1 !
-ft
All Our Fine -j
FUR SETS, SCARFS -DR MUFFS'
At Half Price!
$125.00 Fur Seta,
at
$05.00 Fur Sets,
at
$75.00 Fur Sets,
at
G2.50
47.00
.3760
mm
$50.00 Fur 8't, " 25 OQ
$;5.0O Fur . Seta, ' "f Cfi
at : .
$19.50 Fur Ret 8,
at
rv 9J5
HALF PRICE M
'PHONE
Doug. 72
MRS. SUNDERLAND GETS FLATS
Ifrcnre Posarsalon af tbe fteorftrla, bnt
Tenants Are - MM! In '
the, Air. ,
In the- matter of -the-suit of Mr. Marl
Sunderland against J. and E. Cloyer and
Mrs. Josephine Harpon-to regain- posses-,
slon of tho Georglavriais on South Twenty-'
nliUh street negr Paffc., Judttmtint has:
been given In favor of Mrs. Sunderland
and she la again In full possession of tho
premises. Just, what they present, tenants
of tho property will do is yet to ba de
termined, as well as to wnether the prem
ises will be continued J(bo operated as a,
private hotel. The, tenants hav not yet
been given notice to vacate and f It 1
thought that " some orrangemcAt'' wllf yet
be made whereby It. will be continued aa
a hotel.
135 finely tailored suits to measure 116 Sat.
MacCarthy-Wllsuri Tailoring Co., 304's. li
nnlldlaa; Permits. ' "
8. D. Mercer company. Fprty.fi Ah- and
Lafayette aven,ue,. repalra',l'o,i,frame dw
lintr, JiJOt); t. W. lrlnn, ,' Wit Half Cass,
frame dwelling. tl.COO; K. m Peters Trust
company, 3IU South Fifteenth, repairs' to
brick building
... 91O.K0
.$13,150 ...
$21.50
v.$24.0Q ;
$20.00
$27.00
$28.50 .
........ .
may be sold early.
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