8
COUNCIL
.Ml.NOlt .MI2.VMOS.
Davis sells Klass.
"Air. Hlley," 6-ccnt cigar.
Flno Missouri ouk. Gilbert liros.
Oan flxturos and globes at Mxby's.
Flno A. li C. beer, Ncumnyer's hotel.
Wollman, scientific optician, 9 H'd'y.
Schmidt's photon, now and Intrst styles.
W. J. Hoatcttor, dentist, Hnldwln block.
Moore's- stock food kills worms, fattens.
Gee Schmidt for elegant holiday photos.
Drink Iludwclser beer. I.. lloscnfcld, ngt
Leffcrt, Jeweler, nutlclan. 31 Uroadway
Head Alexander & Co.'fl special Olbaoil
aio au.
W. R draff, undertaker nnd dlalnfcctor.
101 houiii .Main slreut 'mono wi.
Oct your work done at the popular Kagle
unary, 724 uroadway. I'nono i&7,
W. C. Hstop. undertaker, 23 I'earl street
leicpnones: umce, vj; residence, s:
II. 8. f'hapmsn has koiio to Hood Illvcr,
ore., wiui a viow to locating nietu,
Mrs. o, M. Hriwn has returned home from
a visit with relatives in Kansas ruy,
The I.iily Maecabeos will meet nt tho
usual timo iimi pir.ee ruusuny aucrnoon.
Morgan & Klein, upholstering, furniture
repairing, mattress maKing. ..' b. Mam hi.
Your wife will love vou If you buv Hherl
dan coal. Smokeless, no clinkers, soot nor
sulphur, i anion & Foley, sole agents.
A want ndd In The Hen will bring results.
The nam attention given to a want add In
(.ouncii mures us ai trie umaria umce
Judgn Orren on adlmirnment of district
oourt yesterday u.ftornoon went to Audu
bon to spend Sunday with his family.
Council Muffs tent No. 32, Knights of the
Jliiccaboes, will hold a spoclal mcotliiir
Monday night for tho Initiation of candi
dates.
Tho First Church of Christ. Scientist, will
hold services this mornlne nt 10:4.1 o'clocif
In tho Sapp building, when the subject of
die lesson win do "sacrament.
Mrs. Frank IVtcrsou of 153 Vino street
complained to the police yesterday that a
ncaKtiuer nan stolen a dr.zen ami a liair
of valuable tablo napkin from her clothes
line,
Sirs. I. H. Hanson, nged 41 years, died
yesterday afturnon at her home. SZ) Klghth
avenue, from heart trouble. No arrange
ments havo been mado as yet for tho
runcrni,
There will bo nrenchlnir services at 11
a. in. and 7:30 p. in. today at Mount 'A n
llaptlst church at Kleventh streec and
Avenuii I), Sunday school will bo he.d
ni .i p. in.
Hervlces at St. Paul's Kplxcnpal church
today will bo ns follows: Iloly com
munion at X a. m.. morning nrnycr nnd
acrmnn at 10:30 o'clock, evening prayer and
sermon ni iWJ o'clock,
At tho First Congregational rhurch tills
fnoruing ino pastor, now J. v , wnson, w,i
ake us tltu topic for his sermon ' Qlv.ng
Thought to the .Supreme Relations of Life.''
bcrvlces will bo iu usual.
Hervlces at draco Kolsconal church todav
will be as follows: Sunday school nt '):I5
a. m.. mornuiK prayer anil many ui u
o'clock, evening prayer and ormnn by
the rector, Iluv. It. t. Knox, at 7:30 o'clock,
A man giving the nnme of James Hond
ras arrested last nleht liv Officer Matlock
while attempting to dispose of ti pair of
norseciippern wnicn, it whs luter learncu, no
hail stolen from Nevln's livery barn on
Bcott street.
Daniel O'Donnell, Indicted by tho grand
a gram:
alleged
lurv at this term of court for
complicity In tlm theft jf coal from tho
yard of It. Williams, was nrrcsted on a
nench warrant lato Friday nlgi.. by Deputy
Miorlff Canning anil Olhcer Kd Smith, do
lias been committed to tho county Jail pend
ing his trial.
Wa'.tcr D. Smith, aged 74 years, was
found dead In bed yesterday morning at his
home, 311) Franklin avenue. Death was
attributed to heart failure, caused by tho
Inllrmltles of old age. Ills wife, one son
John V. Smith and daughter Mrs. W. F.
J laird survive hlni. Notlco of funeral will
ib given later.
Mrs. Johanna McKeown of Crescent
township was committed to St. Ilernard's
hospital yesterday afternoon by the Board
of Insanity Commissioners pending Instruc
tions from the State Hoard of Control. An
Information charging the woman with be
ing mentally deranged was filed by her
brother, Nells Hansen.
A very capable company Is expected to
appear ut the Dolu y theater tonight, tho
occnslon being the Initial performanco In
this city of IOlmer Wnltors' clever comedy,
"Whero Is Cobb?" The scenes nro laid
In Oreater New York in the apartments
of one I'lillllti Cobb, who Is married to un
nctrcFs. Whllo In destitute circumstances,
tho fnther, Leandor Cobb, a Jersey mil
lionaire, Is appealed to for assistance; on
his urrlvnl, Maria Cobb, tho Janitor's wife,
is mistaken for tho actrefs, and It tnkes
two succeeding octs of forty-live minutes'
duration each to straighten tho thing out.
Mr. Walters promises a ijood looking com
pany and says they nro cffectlvo In their
respective roles.
N. Y. Plumbing Co., telephone 230.
A largo lino of furnlturo to select your
holiday presents from at Petersen &
Schocnlns's, Mcrrlam block
Frct.
Tho talking machine Is the talk of the
country, llourlcius' Music house havo a
fine lino of theso appropriate Xmas prch
rnts on hand.
For ono week only wo will give thrco
pieces of music freo with each music wrap
per sold. llourlcius' Music house, 335
llroadway. Tel. 4l!8, whoro tho organ
it amis upon the building.
Hlg lino of toys to select from at Peter
sen & Schooriing'8. Open evenings.
For Christmas get a beautiful rocking
chair at Keller & Hand's, 407 Uroadway,
nd pay $1 a week until paid for.
Cm ii ii I ii Klin iii'n No tiers.
Several taxpayers who have received no
tices from F. M. Cunningham, tho tax
ferret, to "call nnd seo him," havo placed
the matter In the hands of their attorneys.
It was stated on authority of a federal
official yesterday that the attention of
tho government officers had been called
to the notices sent out by Cuunlnghnm, It
being claimed by some attorneys that Cun
ningham Is violating tho postal laws In
doing so.
As far as could bo learned yesterday
nono cf the persons who so far havo re
ceived notices have called upon Cunning
ham at his office In tho court house, whero
ho linn Installed himself.
Your wlfo would bo pleased with ono of
thoso elegant sideboards at Petersen &
Schoenlng's, Mcrrlam block. You can mako
her Christmas a happy ono by getting her
ono of theso for n present.
Wo havo Just recotved our 1P01 art cal
endars. They nro now ready for distribu
tion. Thoao wishing a lino calendar for
1001 call at Swain & Mauer, .110 Uroadway.
Look for tho Owl sign. No calendars given
(o children.
You can get your wlfo a flno sideboard
at Keller & Ilnnd's, 407 Uroadway, by pay
ing $1 a week until paid for.
Commonwealth 10-cuni cigar.
Davis sells palut.
Cold Mornings I
Poor thoes..... 1 CrouP-
When tho children stand
uround theso cold mornlnga
with ono foot drawn up like u
chicken on a wet day It's a
sign thoy need good cold-proof
and wearproof fhoen. Wo nro
showing tho largest assortment
In tho city and selling them at
jirlcca that mako them eusy to
HAMILTON'S
8IIOU NTUItll.
FARM LOANS
Negotiated In Eastern Nebraska
and Iowa Jumes N Casady, Jr.,
W Main St, Council HI urea.
Save Your Money
AVIMJN, I, (IAN AM) lll'lI.IlINCi ASS'il,
lit I'earl Street, Couucll HluRs, I.
BLUFFS.
FIND MORE STREET III AN LOTS
Dircrepanoy In the Matter of Paving on
Washington Avenue.
SOME OWNER IS SHY IN HIS CONTRIBUTION
City Kimlnerr .Mukm n Discovery
Tlint 'l ien I i the Mutter of Assess
ment t ntll mi llrror Can
lie Located,
Tho city council met yesterday afternoon
for the purpose of examining tho Washing
ton avenue paving with a view to making
tho assessment, but tho matter had to b
postponed as City Engineer Ktnyru has bee
unable to complete the schedule showing tli
cost to be assessed against tho abutting
property. The unusual amount of work I
tho engineer's ofllco attendant on tho paving
has caused the delay.
In making the preliminary survey for it
schedule the engineer's ofllce has discovered
a dlscrepency of seven feet between th
amount of paving as shown by tho length o
tho street and the lot lines of tho property
against which It is to be assessed, There
seems to bo seven feet more streot than
shown by tho lot lines and until this dls
crepancy Is located tho schedule for tho as
scssmont cannot bo completed.
The council decided that on examination
should be made of all the electric towers In
tho city with a view to ascertaining thel-r
safety. Tho opinion was expressed at the
meeting that such an examination should be
mado at stated Intervals, several of tho
aldermen having In mind tho time tho tower
at North Eighth street and Uroadway col
lapsed about three years ago. The commit
tco on fire and light and the superintendent
of fire alarms were Instructed to mako an
examination of nil tho light towers, guy
ropes and guy posts and report their condl
tlon to the council at nn early a date as
possible.
Of all tho holiday presents thoro Is noth
lng nicer or more appropriate than a fine
piece of furnlturo for tho home. Seo tho
stock carried by Potcrscn & Schoenlug,
Mcrrlam block, before you buy.
A ladles' writing desk makes a nlco
Christmas gift. Sco thoso nt Keller &
Hand's, 407 Uroadway, and pay $1 a week
and get one.
C'lnli .Nnf.
Tho Art department of the Council ntnffa
Woman's club met Monday evening at tho
ciuo rooms with Mrs. Joseph Hunter ns
chairman. A largo nttendancc wns present
and a most Interesting meeting was held.
The next meotlnc of this department will
ho nnnntnhfft 17 ill. t) IT ntnnm.-
--f'-'xu'-. .11,11 lillO, lb. At. IJIUUUICI
ns chairman. The Household Economic de
partment will meet at the club room Tues
day afternoon, with Mrs. C. E. Swnnson
as chairman. The following program will bo
given: "value of Good Music In tho Home,"
"Skotch of Noted Cotncosers." "Influencn
of Kindergarten nnd School Songs." Tho
klteraturo department met Thursday after
noon at tho club rooms. In tho absence
of tho leader. Mrs. Webster. Mrs. P. .T
Montgomery conducted tho meeting. Tho
current events department met Tuesday
aricrnoon in tho club rooms, with Mrs. C.
A. Wyllo as chairman.
Tho Woman's club hold Its usual mentlncr
Wednesday afternoon at Its room In the
Merrlam block. Tho
program wcro Moadames Hamilton, Moore,
wmcer nnd litis. Tho members of tho
household economic department hnvo r.
eclved an Invitation from tho samo do-
ymiiuuill. in win umana clllh til nttnml o
social meeting of tho latter at their MmK
rooms In Omaha Thursday morning.
ino uaKiand Avenue Reading club met
rriaay orternoon with Mrs. d. W. Dor
land of Avcnuo O.
Tho Athenian club will
afternoon with Miss Eva Lewis of North
Kigntn streot.
Tho Atlas club met Tnenrlnv nfti.nnnn
with Mrs. Itobert Mullls of First avenue.
Tho Every Thursday club met Thursday
oftornoon with Mrs. Hornco Everett of Seo-
ono. avcnuo, and continued tho rending on
The Ideal club met Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. Thomas Motcnlf of Uluff street.
Throo new members were admitted to the
club, namely: Mcsdames Walter Hates,
John Schoentgen nnd Southard.
DUtrlut Court .Voir.
The case of MIko Kndel against Oeorto
Kasslng In tho district court, in which the
plaintiff sues for 1.000 damages on account
of alleged llbolous statements mado by the
defendant as to his moral character, was
Klven to tho Jury about 4 o'clock yesterday
afternoon with Instructions to return n
senled verdict. Judge Orecn ordered that
In the event of tho Jury being unablo to
reach a verdict by Sunday night it should
bo discharged.
A motion on behalf of tho plaintiff for a
new trial In tho suit of tho Stnte Land and
Improvement, Company against tho City of
Council muffs was filed yesterday.
C. J. Stlllwell, ns guardian of Dr. C. C.
Hnzcn, filed a petition of Intervention In tho
Odlcer & Pusey rocelverbhlp case, nsklng
that his claim of $347 bo preferred as n trust
fund.
Morris Hough filed two similar petitions of
Intervention. In one, as administrator of
tho estate of Cedella Hough, ho asks th.it
his claim of $528 bo preferred, and In the
other, as administrator of tho estato of J.
U. Hough, ho asks that his claim of $1,032
bo preferred, both being trust funds.
Claims to the nmount of $4,094 against
Officer & Pusey's bank wero filed yesterday
with tho clerk of tho district courf.
Havo you seen thoso elegant rockers a
Petersen & Schoenlng's? They aro beau
ties. Just tho thing for a Christmas pres
ent.
Chicken Cnne III Court.
A. A. Sheard caused the arrest Into Fri
day night of Mlchaol McCarberry on a
charge of larceny as balleo filed beforn
Justice Vlcn. Sheard purchased n number
of chickens from McCarberry and paid part
of tho price, saying he would call Frlduy
evening with tho balanco, when ho would
take tho birds. In the meantime another
purchaser came along who offered McCar-
when you seo So shoes advertised
for $3, and $3 shoes for 2? Does
It seem reasonable to you? Were
they $5 or $3 shoes or Is It hum
bug? If you think It Is try
SARGENT
where there Ib Just ono price, and
ns good in can be bought for tho
money on earth.
Look for the
Bear that's
SARGENT.
berry $2 more than Sheard had for th
chickens, and McCarberry sold them. When
the case wag called in Justice Vlen's court
yesterday It wat dismissed on motion of tho
assistant county attorney, It being Bhown
that McCarberry had refunded Sheard th
money paid on tho chickens.
Howell's Antl-Kawf" cures coughs, colds,
KniitiliiKcr .Not Itisitnr.
Mm. J. II. Emmtnger and daughter take
exceptions to tho dispatch from Des Moines
Intimating that Mr. Emmlngcr had become
mentally deranged, Thty held communlca
lion with Mr. Eramltiger yesterday over
tho long-distance telephone and he told
them tho report had been grently cxag
grratcd. There had, ho said, been a slight,
misunderstanding between him nnd Mayor
Hartcnbuwcr of Des Molnos, but ho had
made ho threats against tho latter or acted
In any way that would Indicate he was
not In his right mind. Mayor Hartcn
bower corroborated over tho 'phone Mr
h.mnilnger'8 stntcment of the affair.
Mr. Emmlngcr recently removed his
family to this city. In connection with the
report that Mr. Emmlngur had recently
outnincd control of tho Fidelity Flro In
Huinnco compnny or uc3 Moines, It was
stated hero yusterday by n well known
banker, that Emmlngcr had mado tho pur
chase for J. D. EdmundBon, who last week
moved to Des Moines from Council Uluffs.
.Smallpox 1'iillents.
J. C. Hums, found Friday to bo suffering
om smallpox, was removed yesterday
unci noon 10 mo city peslhouso. Hums now
manes tho third patient nt tho pesthousp
jonn uenmey and Asa Dects being the otho
iwo. in0 cottage at 020 Avenuo A where
Hums was located Friday evening Is quar
nnunccj nnu no one will be permitted to en
ter it. After tho removal of Hums It was
tnoroughly fumigated and disinfected Ins
evening under tho supervision of tho city
pnysicinn.
Comncy anil Dcets, tho two patients nt
tho pesthouse, nro doing nicely and tho
former Is able to leavo his bed. At no tltno
has DcetH been conllncd to his bed.
You can own nnythlnc in tho house
lurntstiing lino by paying Keller & Hand
?l a week until paid for. Open evenings
If you don't seo what you want
Petersen & Schoenlng's, Just osk for
iney win navo tno largest assortment of
furnlturo nnd household furnishings In tho
city to select your holiday presents from.
Attiu'li llox Ofllet Heerlptn.
Miss Corollno Purvis of Omaha at
lacned tho box receipts at tho Dohany
theater yesterday afternoon of tho enter
tainment, "Tho Hrownlcs," given under
tho auspices of tho Fraternal Union of
.morlcu. Constable Halrd of Justice Fer
ti n uuuii nurceeaeci in securing somo
$42, but as Manager Stevenson whs nhlo to
snow thut tho cash belonged to him, It
was Inter released. Miss Purvis nttnehed
for $17, which she claimed was owing her
ior playing tho accompaniments when thn
snow was given In Omaha. Sho named It.
uonier and F. F. noose 83 defendants,
coming prottier for a present thnn nnn
of thoso elegant couehen nt ir.it.. r.
nanus, 4U, llroadway. You can own It hv
paying $1 a week until paid for.
Gravel roofing. A.
II. Read. 541 Broadway.
Wanted Girl for housework,
339 Scott.
Snrlety JVotc.
Mitt IMhll 1. r, ... -
- i . ... i. rtorm aecora
street Is visiting ut Karllng, la.
Mrs. Kdwln Itothert Is homo from a
month's visit with relatives at Des Moines.
Miss Carrie Hohrer entertained at cards
last evening n number of her young friends.
iVl.i. r ; aicAtco or First nvonuo Is en
tertain! uu Mrs. Miirv M,.i.,,ir.,
sas City. ' '
Mrs. Victor Jennings has Issued Invltn
ilons for a card nartv nt her hnm,.
I'rlday nfttrnoon.
,.npm.b1er31 f Hio Ellto club gavo tholr
' ? s,e Scnhlll of Chicago Is In the city
visiting her sisters, tho Misses Alice, Mollis
and Josephine Scnhlll.
.iniT DeVo' ,,nH Issued Invitations for a
dancing nartv fnr T), i,-- o .. i.i
on Hluff stre'et and Willow avenue.
miss Allco McPhcrson of Oakland avenuo
will entertain nt n trnui,.-Tt.,.. m.i ..
and Thursday afternoons of this week.
Mrs. d, D. Annls entertained at cards
ednesdny. The prizes were captured by
Mrs. II. S. Terwllllger and Miss I'rntt.
Mrs. John Davis and Mrs. Wallaco Shep
nrd entertained tho members of the Con
gregatlonal church nt the church parlors
I'rlday evenlnz. n musipni i,rr,,m. i.
rendered. Refreshments were seri-eil.
Mesdnmes 1. M. Trevnnr iiml f..v
tertnlned a lnrcn numbrr nt rriti,iu
miiBlcalo on Friday ntternoon. The rooms
wore prettily decorated with AmiHn.,
Henutles. An elaboruto lunch Was Rlrviil
Mrs. T. E. C'nsndv pntorlnln,-..-! a,. ir,.
Ilton Euchro club Monday. Miss Pratt won
tne prizo. Mrs. Herbert M. Pulker will en
tertain the club this wenlt ,,t i.A.
her mother, Mrs. J. T. Oliver, on Park uvo
uue. Dr. and Mrs. G, E. Smith gavo a six
ii-iui jiuiui) roses.
Mrs. S. S. Keller nnd Mm t, Tn..,
worth entertained nt cards Thursdnv after
noon. Mrs. J. N. Casady, Jr., wns tho wln
nor of the first prize, Mrs. Charles Wood
bury of tho second, while tho consolation
iropny leu to .Mrs. D. Hnrle.
Albert Trevnor entertnlnprt thn m.mi.r.
of the High school foot ball team at din
ner Tuesday night. Handsome souvenir
iiicuuo ij iu(-mi ui me unino or mot nan were
placed nt each guest's plate. The team will
bo tho guests of Charles Campbell ut a
iiuiiur luiiuiiun.
A. nulet but nrnttv h
nt tlln roulilnnn..
of Mr. and Mrs. A. Dlngmnn, 28 North Main
jireei, wnon uieir aaughtcr. Miss Lillian
May. was united In marriage with Arthur
n. I.lndsley of Davenport, In. Row It.
Venting of the Hnptlst church performed
the ceremony, only Immediate relatives be
lilt; present. Mr. iiml Mr T.in.iot.,,. n.m
"t homo to their friends after Dncember 15
v inu ikiuiuaii iiuune, iavenporii
Twenty Years Ago
Perhaps you'd like to take back that
watch that you bought at u "bariniln,"
It hasn't turned out to bo what you
paid your money for.
Hut tho dealer otan't rfve you a
eunrnntee.
And he has Rone out of business,
iour money Is pono. tho dcalor Is
Bone, nnd the watch won't go.
If you had bought ono of our
watches
TWUXTV VISA IIS AGO
you would havo received a Riinrantro.
And you would have found us here
nt uny time ready to mako anything
right thut was not,
M WOLLMAN
Practical Jeweler and
Sclentltlc Optician.
100 Ilriiiultvay, Council muffs, la.
eiifervijSe Snal
Anil coal from tho best mlnos In tho
coutitn. "AIko hnrd t!pui am wood.
Prompt delivery Is our motto.
ransferLfne Bstween Council Bluffs
and Omaha.
Council muffs Officii, No. North Main
St. Teltmhonu 1U8.
Omaha Ofllce. till Sout.i 12th Street.
T.iluphono VW.
Connection mado with South Omaha
Trnnsfor.
WILLIAM WijLCH, 1!
course dinner nt the Grand hotel Sunday
night In honor of Exalted Ituler Jeromo II.
! isher of tho Elks und Mrs. E. S. McKlnney
ui j.iuo.io ii v. i fie nprnrii
1
25
ON
ALL
Jackets,
Capes,
Suits
Skirts,
Fursi
CLOAKS
At 2B rrr Cent Discount.
A spoclal offering on every garment
in our Cloak Department. It Is tho
purpoao of this store to dlsposo of
every tarmtnt by Christmas tnd to
do this we have made a reduction of
25 Per Cent
on all CLOAKS, JACKETS, SKIItTS,
SUITS AND FURS.
Dress Goods
New 86-lnch Plaids and Chock Dress
rouda, valuo tSe per yard, now,
per yard 15c
Blade Figured Mohair, 30 tiohes wide,
large assortment, value IBo yard,
now 19c
Strictly all wool new Plaid and Check
Sultlnca, full 14 inches wide, value
80c per yard, sale price 2Kc
Pressed Flannels In browns, blues,
reds, black and green, 36 Inches
wlda, value 39c per yard, sale
price 29
Bilk and wool Novelty Plaids, full
yard wide, very neat and beautiful
patterns, value EOc per yard, sale
P"c 33c
Fancy Mixtures, checks, wool and silk
and wool plaids, In endless variety
of patteras, value COc yard, salo
P"ce .39c
Fine Wool Suitings, In very desirable
plaid patterns, but a few loft,
value C9c per yard, sale price... 45c
SPKCIAL Klne black striped Crepous,
44 Inches wide, splendid style, value
2.00 per yard, sale price 69j
Heavy Suitings In Chovlota, Vene
tians, Serges, English Twills and
Scotch Mixtures, f2 and (4 inches
wide. In grays, browns, blues and
tans, value $1.00 per yard, salo
Price 73c
Oolf Platdi and Suitings, Just right
for wntsts, beautiful assortment,
value $1.75 per yard, sale prlco 1 (IU
New Scotch, Oorman and English
Plaids, The latest cloth for waists,
In desirable patterns and beautiful
colors, value $1,50, sale price.. 1,00
Wrappers
Complete and well assorted lines of
Ladles' Wrappers In oallco, cambrlo,
percalo and flannelettes, made In
neat and pretty stylea, with flannel
iklrt and plain and fancy collars, at
fl.TI, $1.69, ILK, $1.06 and 80;
Council
Grocery
Bluffs
Go.
807 S. MAIN STBEET.
Great Reduction
in Prices All
This Week.
We nlso run n first-claim nostnnrant
i connection with the store. Diipn
nil nlKlit.
CANNED GOODS.
lb. can fancy Tomatoes f)c
lb. can Corn !"8c
lb. can Halted Deans '.I'.'.'.'.'ioc
lb. can Pears " m,
-Ib can Fancy Peaches, only ,'.15l
-lb. enn very best Early June Peas..! 12ic
MISCELLANEOUS.
17 lbs. Granulated Sucar Ci nn
! ii.uiii.-u uuis, per pacKnge 7,
Wheat Flakes, nnr nnrltni nnl..
Plllsbury's Vltos, only iqc
Coal Oil, per gallon '. qc
Gasolmo, per gallon igc
Fresh Dread, only flc
1-lb. Soda, only .V.'Sc
Dorax, 1-Ib. package, only !."i(c
Soda Crackers, by the box, per lb Gic
dinger Snaps, per lb
Mixed Cookies, por Ib q
TOBACCOS.
star, per lb., only 43c
itorsesnoes, per Ib., only 4.3
Navy, per plug, only 35
FOIt SALE.
House of 4 rooms, cellar, pantry, closets.
"table, somo fruit, $150.
HouBii of t rooms, cistern, stable, chicken
3-room house, cellar, well, cistern, stable.
shndo trees, fence, JIM; J75 to 100 down.
balance monthly.
Good 3-room house, nice corner lot, city
water, cellar, Rood streot, JfiSO.
0-roam house, cellar, well, coul house, near
,iu,uini'Dicru uuput, easy terms.
llousn of u rooms, cellar, well, barn,
chicken houso and btiBRy shed, J700.
Good houso of 8 rooms, collar, well, cistern,
barn, two lots, only $1,100.
Good houso of I rooms and summer kitchen,
cellar, cltv water, rood 60-foot lot, coal
house, 51.100; 100 down, balanco J13 to (15
per month.
Good 6-room cottatre, collar, cistern, city
water, bath", cesspool, barn, 11,600; jiw
cash, balanco easy terms.
Good 8-room house on JI111 st., cellar, city
water, cistern, barn, shade trees, only
$2,250.
House of 8 rooms, bath nnd closet, furnace,
Kan and barn, 5-MW.
Houso of 7 rooms and storo room, pantry,
cemented cellar, city water, coal house.
fruit, t blocks from I. O., only J1.&30.
HOUSES AND FARMS FOIt RENT.
Johnston 6c Kerr
541 Broadway, Co. Bluffs.
Tolephono -17.
I RESULTS TELL
TIIK RF.f? WANT ADS
PRODUCE RESULTS. f
SOD 30
BOSTON STORE BARGAINS
We are now roady for the holiday business, having made extra preparations
to make thin month show a liberal increaae over tho immense business of a year
ago. It will bo a carnival of Bpecial sales in every department throughout
the mouth.
HOLIDAY GOODS
Only two more weeks until Christmas
The early selections are always the bent and our stock has already attracted the
attention of shrewd shoppers. Tho assortment this year Is uaiurpasscd and the selec
tions havo been made with the utmost care. Krery crook and turn that U to the ad
vantage of the retail buyer has been taken advantage of.
Dolls,
Iron Toys,
Games,
Baskets,
Doll Buggies,
Books,
Celluloid Novelties,
Dressing Cases,
Albums,
Clocks,
Sterling Silver Novelties, Ebonold Novelties.
Handkerchiefs
A new consignment of Imported Swiss
and Ltnon Handkerchiefs, the assortment
Is most complete and desirable. Here are
but a few of the many values:
At Se Fine India Linen Hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs, both plain and fancy hems.. 5c
At 7c Narrow Hemstitched India Linen
Handkerchiefs, fine quality 7c
At 10c Beautiful Lace Edged Linen Hand
kerchiefs, In new pattorns 10c
At 12ttc Embroidered and Lace Trimmed
Handkerchlofs, In good quality linen. 12c
At 16c and 17c Lace and Embroidery Edge
and Plain Hemstitched Handker
chief 16o nail 17c
At 18a to $1.50 Beautiful lines of Swiss,
Linen Silk and Initial Handker
chiefs 19c to $1.50
Whitelaw
BOSTON STORE,
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The Finest Line of High Grade
Pianos and Organs
Also a Complete Selection of
Violins, Guitars, Mandolins, Accordions
Telephone 466 t Council Bluffs
Where the organ stands upon the building.
Card to the
Public.
As I havo boon criticized by a few of
tho dentists hero for advertising and
cuttlnu prices of dental work, I wish
to say that probably I havo ovcr
steppod professional otlquetto by so
doing but I am working for tho pub
lic and myself and not for tho doctors.
I havo been hero slnco September 1
nnd I have a nlco practice, started by
cut prices and doing good work. It is
better to havo all ono's time occupied
by work at half prlco than one-third
at regular prlco of dentistry. I keep a
chart of all your work I do. I make
examinations freo and glvo nn esti
mate of tho cost of putting your teeth
In perfect order. My dental work Is
modern, high class and guaranteed.
I J. WE!!, 0. 0. 8.
Baldwin Dlock,
B. E, Cor. Pearl and Broadway,
Council I) luffs.
During: this week we will
place ali our regular $2.0u Japan
f root Oibsons on sale at
$1.50
You know what this means
not damaged goods but new
and first quality.
G.E. Alexander & Co.
333 Broadway,
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
BIG
PICTURE
SALE
Black Boards,
Wooden Horses,
Express Wagons,
China,
Sleds,
Gloves
Much care has been exercised In our
glova buying this season. Every pair Is the
best of Its kind.
Real Preach Kid Cloves, regular $1.28.1.00
Pine quality Kid C-lovei, $1.25 and 1.50
At 60c Qood quality of Moeha Ok)Tes..60o
Furnishings
JUST ARRIVED.
Fresh line of new styles la Mnfflers and
Ties, suitable for Christmas gift.
Mufflers 60c, 76c, $1.00 and $1.60.
Ties 26c, 60c.
Fine assortment of Men's Cashmere and
Wool Hose, at 17o to 60e.'
Ladies' Waists
At He An all wool flannel Shirt Waist,
made In latest styles 98c
At $1.60 All wool tucked flannel Shirt
Waist, trimmed with brass buttons.. 1. 50
At $1.75 Beautiful flannel Waists, trimmed
with braid and velvet ribbon 1.75
At $2.75 to $6.00 Beautiful line of
value 2.75 to 5.00
& Gardiner
COUNCIL BLUFFS, I,
Bouricius Music House
335 Broadway
Cole's Christmas Presents
For Boys.
KOUAKM,
KN1VKS,
GOOD TOOI, SKTS,
r-.nu di.
si,i:iis, siCATns,
For Girls.
KMVI2S,
HCINSOllN,
SUa 1IICYCLE flO.GO,
KODAKS,
C A MlCIt AS,
COI.I .MIIIA 1001 IIICYCI.EHIMIOTO ALBUMS,
BICYCLE LAMPS, TOY IRONS,
CYCLOMETEIIS, NILVEH KNIFE,
AMI (3 UN'S, PORK AND SPOOJT,
SHOT HUNS, ENAMEL CUP,
nilOWNIE CAMERAS, 1. SAUCERS n PLATES,
IlA.OItS,
HUNTER'S SUPPLIES,
1,000 Balesmen's sample Pocket Knives at great reduction.
Going fast. Mail orders received and executed promptly.
COLE & COLE,
41 Main Street, - - Council Bluffs, la
Look Around
See what the other stores have and then take a look at
something that makes a useful as well as beautiful present for
Christmas. Carving sets as low as 25c. Air Guns down to 85c.
Skates from C5c up. Pocket Knives and Cuttlery of all kinds and
all prices. Some beautiful Tea and Coffee Pots and five o'clock
Teas in nickel plated copper ware low prices. Silver plated
and white metal Teaspoons nnd Table Spoons from 50c a set
up. Our big line of heating stoves going at greatly reduced
prices.
The old reliable hardware store.
P. C. DeVOL
Phone 8i
Stock Ranch for Sale
About 3 miles north of Council Uluffs. U
miles from Bouth Omaha ana IV4 miles
from railroad switch. About 70) uorru,
25 ucrcs cultivated, IncludliiK hay
meadow and fruits: 300 ncres In timber;
set to bluo and natlvo frrusjes; lxroim
house, barn, stock ihrdj, Lhlclten Iioujo
and eninu houso; riecr falllnK wutr
by 4-horae-iower Kusollne enirlno to WO.
barrel reservoir, to house, barn, feed lot,
hoi; pasture and three pasture enclos
ures; all fenced by 3 barb wire fences.
L. P. JUDSON, 929 6th Ave'
Council Bluffs, la, Tel, 348
New Line mt
LADIES'
and
BENTS'
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS.
MII.UNKKY
At Less Than Half Trier.
The millinery season Is nrwrlng the
end and In order to dispose of every
hat and shape in our stock wo have
cut the price below half tho regular
prices.
$ 1.60 hats for 1.48
$ 6.76 hats for..., 2.75
$.76 hate (or 3.25
$ 7.60 hatii for 3.75
$10.00 hats for 5.(10
$11.00 hats for 6 00
All high priced and pattern hats at
HALF PRICK.
UNDF.RWEAR
Children's Ribbed Vesta and rants,
lots assorted, value 16o and 20c, sale
prleo 10c
Ladles' good quality ribbed Union
Suits, In amort ed sites, value lOo
per gannemt, salo price IHo
Ilea's wool Undershirts, without draw
ers, value 76o per garment, tale
price 30c
Special effar of Men's extra quality
7to value. Shirts and Drawers, sale
prloe 62 Jc
Silk fleeced Underwear for men, also
In wool fleeced garments, regular
$1.26 value; ask to see them; sale
Price 1 OO
Australian wool, very line quality,
Shirts and Drawers, $2.00 value,
1o prlc 1.50
Special lets In Underwear that space
crowds out alt at rrducod prices.
Ladles' Union Suite, all grades, $1.00,
$1.60, $1.00, SDc, 60c and IOc
Ladles' fine ribbed nnd fleece lined
Underwear; ask to soo them; 50c,
39c and 25a
SPECIAL Ladles' all wool Under
wear, $1.00 and 7Bc
Ladles' extra heavy wool fleeced
Underwear -50c
6 grades Men's Hoavy Underwear
In all alses,
t.O.MFOKTKRS
Regular alio Comforur, with good
cover and filling, sale price 75c
Full size Comforter, regular price
$1.26, sale price H5c
Extra large well rondo pure cotton
filled comforter, sale price.... 1.25
Regular $1.76 home mnde Comforter,
sale price 1,8$)
Hand-tied Comfort, filled with long
white cotton, extra quality cover
ing, sale price 1.09
Regular lc quality all wool Flannels,
sale price 25c
5c fine quality Twilled Flannel, eale
Price 35c
19c quality all wool Skirt Patterns,
sale price QPc
$1.16 Skirt Patterns, best quality all
wool, just a few left, sale
price 1.00
For Parents.
KNIVES,
nUCK'H STKEIi KAJfOII,
KAVOniTIO IlABKIIim.MSR.
JA!IVI.G SETS,
MII.VICIIWAHK,
NICKEIAVAIIE,
I.NTI'lt VATIO.N' AI
COPPER POTS,
GIIAMTE WAKE,
COLK'H HOT III.AHT,
CAIU'ET SWEIU'KHS,
504 Uroadway, Council Blufft,
D
OHANY
'THEATER
Sunday, Dec. 9.
WHERE IS COBB?
a m:w-iii:a comiiiiv,
Expert Vaudeville Turns S
Wo advertlso this as laughablo because It
Is funny enough to tickle your tails 4e
hots region, Trices, 25c, 35c, COo. i
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