THE OMAI7A RUXDAV BEE: KOVEMTiER 11. inn.
COUNCIL BLUFFS
THE STORE THAT 6AVES YOU MONEYS
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Office, 10 rrl St. Tel. 4.
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MISOR MBSTIOJI.
PRAISES COUNCIL BLUFFS
Davis, drug.
Clark', indm.
Ftoekert sells carpet.
rine engravings at Leffert's.
Ed Rogers' Tony Faust beer.
Get those new photos at Schmidt's.
Plumbing anfl heating. Blxby BoB-
Jewls Cutler, funeral director, 'phono WT.
Woodrtng Undertaking company. Tel. .
The city council will meet in adjourned
if-Kiiler session Monday night.
lUl(iMJ A8 AN l.NVfcSTMENI.
TALK JO LKFKBRT ABOUT IT.
8-wing machines, $2 do to .. Five dif
ferent mnkes. S. M. . Williamson. 17 So.
Main St.
We deliver lumber to your nearest sti
tlon fr ,of charg. C. Hafer. Council
Hluff. la. -'
A lieauiiful and ornamental ga burner,
the Welsoncli chick lamp, complete. 11.3.
Stephen proa.. iJS W. Broadway.
Maurcr's . chine store special 1 on
fairt-v decorated rhlna cup and saucer,
extra valuea, r0 per cent dlieount.
COAL TEAMfl WANTED to haul ceal
for Fettlon Wlckham Coal company.
Higher wuea paid. 10? Pearl street.
A GOOD STEADY JOH Full THr. HI?''
MEN AT GOOD WAGE!", F. A- PENC ER.
TINNER AND PLUMBER. 16 . W. B D
WAY. , ,
The Woman' guild of St. Taul a Episco
pal church will meet Monday afternoon at
i he residence of Mra. H. A. Qulnn on Oak
land avenue.
Hot tomato houll'.on, lc; lmt bef
bouillon, 10c; hot beef tea, 10c; hot malted
milk, 10c; oyster cocktail, lie. Clark
lrug company.
Miss Kelso, one of tha nurse of tha Gn
eral hospital, is quarantined wltn nijui
therla at the home of A. C. Usnck on
Jlarnson treet.
1 pay li. p?r ton for east troo; mixed,
110: Move, ); raga, Ht per Id.; rubber,
'ic: copper, 14c per lb. J. Kataiman. WJ
Main, both 'phone H.
WHEN GOING TO BUILD GO TO GEO.
A. HOAGLAND, THE PIONEER LUM
BER MAN 0? COUNCIL. BLUt F8. Hi
fcOUTH MAIN STREET. TEL. 246.
Mrs. G. K. White of 114 Raughn street,
who underwent a severa lurglcal operation
, at (the General hospital Friday, waa re
ported yesterday to do doing nicely.
Vou can enroll any day or evening at
Western Iowa eollege. Student are as
; slsted to positions. Send for catalogue.
'phone-for ln'ormatlon. Both fphonee.
i Ivanhoa fromtrtandery. Knight Templar,
1 will meet In special conclave Monday nig ht
I for work In the order of the temple. In-
. ltlary service will begin at 19 o'clock.
! High grade tranito work, from the best
fcarre Imported granites, lettering, carving
' and tracing. Fine monumental work a
specialty. Bhceley & Lane, 21V East Broad-
All too rapidly, perhaps, winter Is" cem
lnr. In a short time we will celebrate the
downfall of turkey. Time file and Thanke
' giving day Is about to put In Its annual
W. L. Park, general superintendent of
' the Union Pacific, was the guest of T. J.
Folev of this city at the banquet of the
Hociety of the Army of the Tennessee Fri
. day night.
As a result of the reunion of the Society
of the Army of. the Tennessee here a pie
lure of General Granville M. Dodge has
been pluced In every public school building
In the city.
The annual harvest home meeting of the
Associated Charities will be held Monday
lit the creche. A liberal offering of canned
fruits, etc., will be appreciated. The board
will meet at 2:30 o'clock.
The hi; buck deer which escaped from
. Falrmount piirk four days ago while being;
tianHferred from one enclosure to another
has returned of ite own free will and la
onto more with the herd. .
. Iter. H. W. Starr has returned from
Waco, Tex., where he was called by the
death of his father. Rev. F. R. Starr, and
regular services will be resume today at
(St. Paul a Episcopal church.
We handle many grade of coal. They
arc all the best. Order now. We can
nerve you better than when cold weather
sets In and everybody want coal. Council
RlufTs Coal and Ice company. Telephone
I'm.
Rev. Hepry DeLong performed the mar
riage coremony yesterday for C. F.. Paris
utid Minnie V. Bailey of Omaha, Thomas
Mayes and Clifford Reed of Omaha and
J. L. Grimm of Wlnfred, S. D., and Lilah
Mills of Mason City, la.
Mrs. Emily Pike, wife of W. W. Pike,
Avenue r, niea yesveraay aiiernoon,
aged 77 years. Besides her husband she
Is survived by two daughter, Mr. O. , M.
(Sessions, SIR Avenue D, and Mr. Kdwln
wiiKins, si28 Avenue c. ,
The funeral of the late Mr. Anita J.
iiungaard will he held this afternoon at K
o'clock from the Danish Lutheran church
kiid birial will be in Falrvlew cemetery.
The funeral cortege will leave the real
dence, 1813 South Kleventh atreet, at i
l. in.
Pupils of the public schools desiring te
view the remains of their late teacher. Miss
Vermont Reynolds, can do so between the
hours of 11 and 12 this .morning at the res
idence. "IT Madison avenue. The funeral
will be at 1:45 p. m., and . Interment In
Falrvlew cemetery.
nppearance. ond you will need a new suit,
pant or overcoat. Place your order. Tour
clothes require a reasonable time to make.
My tailors ore busy, hut I want your order
and will use you right. For correct style,
correct fit. correct goods, see Kicks, 13
Pearl St.. Council Bluffs, la.
Fine i.lctures, ood frames ant the bet
of worn, with good treatment and fair
prices, these points are our trude-gelters.
Jf you want pictures, come in. if yel
want a frame made, this ta Just the place
to get It made to suit you. Council
lt'uffs Paint, Oil and Glass company, Mer
liam block. ,
The Council Bluffs- Cleaning company
aiid rug factory have secured the sei--
vices of an expert t leaner and dyer, Mr.
. Earnest Hctch of Qulncy, III., who will,
. liercftr, have charge of the dyeing and
cleaning departments. Mr. Hatch he a ha 1
about twenty-nve year experience and
is undoubtedly one or the nest men at
'lil:,. trade, and the company considers
CEciali ef Army of TfnM tj last
Wgg Best Eennioa Yet.
VISITORS ARE ROYALLY ENlERTAiNED
Moaf Have lyft the C'llr eme
ay the Society Will" Some
Day rnme fr Aae)4liee
"It was the best reunion Hie snclety ha
held in thirty years, and we will always
remember the people of Council Bluffs as
roynl and whole-souled entertainers," ld
Colonel Cornelius Cadle of Cincinnati, re
cording secretary of the. Society of the
Army of the Tennessee, while busily en
raged yesterday morning closing up the
records of the meeting1 and getting ready
to leave for his home. Colonel Cwlle. like
the other officer and members of the
society, could not say too much in praise
for the manner In which they hart been
entertained during their short stay In
Couneil Bluffs.
General Dodge was equally expresttlva In
Ills rsrcitlon of the manner In which
the citieens of Council Bluffs had enter
tained the member of the society of which
he is president. Mrs. John A. Loran. whoe
presence her ws one of, the moet pleasing
features of the reunion, said yestenlay that
she did not agree with General Black when
at the meeting in the New theater he msdo
the statement that the society would nver
meet again in Council Bluff?. "This was
a mistake on General Black's part to -ny
that we will never meet In Council Bluffs
agahi. VC never were entertained s(j
royally, we necer hail a more enjoyable
reunion, and we are cominr back to met
here again some day," said Mrs. Logan.
By laet evening, with but few exceptions,
the distinguished visitor had left for their
homes. General Fred D. Grant left early
In the morning for Chicago. Geneml Dodge
will leave Monday for Vicksburg to par
ticipate In the unveilinr of tiie Iowa monu
ments on the battlefield In that vicinity
on Thursday of this week. At the unveiling
General Dodge will represent the secretary
of war In accepting the monuments for the
United States government.
Archbishop Ireland went to Omaha early
lu the day with the intention of returning
to St. Paul later in the day. General
Howard left in the morning for Chicago
and from there will proceed to hi home
In Burlington, Vt.
Major George H. Richmond, upen whom
a very large share of the work of prpar
Ing for the carrying out of the arrange
ments fer entertaining . the visitors fell,
was feeling the effects of his strenuous
labors for the last several weeks jand will,
In a few daye, leave for Hot Springs,. Ark.,
to take a much needed rest.
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It seems a hrnsd statement, doesn't it? But It I true, nevertheless A dollar nr t n ml h I'nntinaniil will helB
you to a comfortable furnished home. Your erecllt t good at this store and here you find h variety of Furniture and Car- I
pets that will satisfy the man who makes a dollar a day or a dollar a minute. It is the lrpe!t and most complete stock lavl
the west. Our stock is new and we are offering, for the month of November special valuea to acquaint you with our atore.
We especially Invite you to visit '
THE HOUSE THAT SAVES YOU MQiiEY
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S 4 This elegant Iron FSed like cut. It Is a most elegant deslga in
I j two color. 'It's a value you rannot possible equal. tZ f!C
I i Our prlc
Not often that Bourlcius has second
hand pianos on band; his pianos hardly
ever come back. But just now it will be
your worth while to look at those returned
from rent; they are "snaps." JS6 Broad
way, where the organ stands upon the
building.
Have you een It? Muralia, tha new
home decoration for walls. You may not
like it. See it. It is quite different to the
old style of paper. Pictures and framing
artistically done. W. 8. Hewetson, Masonic
Temple, Broadway, Council Bluffs.
An extra good quality of satin for coat
linings in the silk store today for J1.00 a
yard, colors and blacj. The John Beno
Company.
Sandfly Services.
St. Paul's Episcopal church, Rev. H. W.
Starr, pastor; twenty-second Sunday alter
Trinity; holy communion, at t a. m.; holy
communion and sermon at 10:30 a. ni.;
subject of sermon, "Th Laws of Christ
Applied to Our Social Problems;" Sunday
school and Bible class at noon; evening
prayer and sermon at 7:30 p. in.; subject
of sermon, "The Christian Message."
At the Broadmay Methodist church ther
will be preaching by the pastor. Rev. James
O'Msv. at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. ra. His
morning topic will be "The First Psalm,"
and his evening theme, "If Thou But
Knew." Sunday school will be at noon
and meettrfg of Epworth league at :0 p.
m. There will be special inuele at both
the morning and evening services.
At St. John's English Lutheran church.
Rev, O. W. Snyder, pastor, the church anl
Sunday school at 11 a. m. will render a
Luther day aervice, entitled. "The Cry of
the City." The service will consist of
songs, chant and readings. In the even
ing the pastor will take a th subject of
his address "Our Indebtedness to God and
Man." Sunday school will be at, 45 a. in.
and young people' meeting at T p. m.
First Christian church. Rev. W. B. Cleni-
Sinall
Down,
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Special Price this Week
Laclcds Stove
BURNS COAL OR WOOD
11 Inch fir pot. . .$ 6.00
IS Inch Are pot . . . T.30
15 inch fire pot... 9.30
IT Inch fire pot. . . 11.60
17 Inch i Are pot... 11.30
II inch flr pot . . . 13.60
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Ladies1 Desks
AVe have a larg
variety of Ladies'
Desks from 'whiHi
to select pric
up from
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$5Q0
Stewart Prize Base Burner
Tl stove has estab
lished a high grade among nrst
class base burner. Nothing ap
proaches It In beauty, in com
pleteness or detail and effici
ency has heretofore been made.
The accompanying photograph
Is a reproduction, but gives
but faint conception of its
beauty. P;lce Rrt
atart at., SU
Oak Dresser
This solid oak dresser, like cut. large
oval finish bevel mirror, top drawer
full swell and quarter sawed eak,
width 4S inches and i a fine quality
finish. Would sell regularly at :S.
special prl re thi 4 O
week
WE TRUST THE PEOPLE
Round Extension Tables
Reund Extension Pedestal Table, ex
actly like cut, finished in golden oak,
largi- 44-lneh top with heavy rim.
These tables are built extra strong and
are of a high grade order. IE T 15
Regular pr ce t ZO. special price J
One Dollar per Week.
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YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD
AT THIS STORE
Tha Stewart Steel
This exceptional range has tocl
the test of service for over severity
a vears. isootner western nouse sens
a range at the price we do that is backed up by a legitimate guarantee
by foundry and retailer. This range is made ef best blue hammered
Wellville steel; it hss spridg balanced oven door, large steel warming
closets, patent duplex crate, and for this week we sell this ro
.$33
M4-M Brearfway, CUfi!l Bluff, la.
Genuine Turkish leather Becker, at
1 lie special price this 9R CIQ
week of -
th .nselves very fortunate in being able roer. pastor. Bible school at :45 a. m
io cure ins services
Mis. McClttre, wife of R"V. Marcus V.
at 7:46. There will : special music nt both
morning and evenlntt .-r vices today.
First Church of fiwist. Scientist, will hold
services in Temple Kinniunuel on North
Seventh street at 11 n. m., a lien the subict
will, be "Mortals and Immortals." Sunday
sch'ail will be at 1215. Mid-week testimony
meeting Wednesday evening at I! o'clock.
Second Church of Christ. Scientist, will
hold services in Woodmen hall in the Mer
ri:im block at 10:4," a. m , when the subject
will lie "Mortals and Immortals." Sur.dny
school at 11:4.1. Repular inid-aeek testi
mony meeting Wednesday evening at 7:4
IxiuK. The license showed that Mr. Hind,
or more correctly speaking. Mrs. Wallace,
is but S4 years of age. ,
Mrs. rear! M. Barker was granted a
divorce from James C. Barker, as vail
Mrs. Mary M. Hooker from Fred . C.
Hooker. ''
Special sal odd lots lace curtains; 1 pair,
14 pairs, 2 pairs, pair and 1 pair of
a kind, at sacrifice price, some Notting
ham, Irish points, French novelties, Brus
sels nets and various other kinds. The
Joha Beno Co., Drapery Section, 3d Floor.
Stop and take a look in our window ai d
see the famous Quick Meal range and th
Red Cross base burners they will ave
you fuel and make your home happy.
SWAINIC MATER,
SS6-3SH Broadway.
We can show you many samples of our
picture framing. Make us a call and
bring your pictures. Besides, we have
many new pictures we would like to show
you. Barwlck, 211 South Main.
Pyrogrtiphy outfits anO supplies.
Alexander, SSS Broadway.
C. K.
A while, sparking diamond, in solid
gold mounting; ask to see them at I1Q.50.
Tou can't see this value anywhere but at
Ijefferts, Reliable Jewelers.
Mc'iure, pustor of the First Presbyterian
Preaching service at 11 a. m. ; sermon sub
ject. "Health of Spirit." Meeting of Chris-
church, is seriously ill with diphtheria, tlan Endeavor society at :SI) p. in. Preach
bavin evidently contracted the dlsenne In, services at 7:30 p. m. : sermon subject.
whil nursing their little daughter, who ,.T, rh , . ., h , . f ,
was one of the children at the Bloomer , 111 1 "na" nul U1 con ' series
x.-hnel who was taken down with It. Fred ' fundamental fact sermons. Soecial inu
PtriRlc. i&.l Avenue B, and Prynn. the ! lc at nurning and evening services
little yon of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Cassady, There will be nreachlnr services at the
1.14 Park avenue, net reported to the Board 1 , , , l'r',tmn wnice at the
.f Health yesterday as having diphtheria. ! Mr8L Presbyterian church at 10:30 a. :n. and
Ml?s Emma l;!pkc. the young woman V- ni., conducted by Rev Robert .
held for the death of Frank K. Potts, Is, raider. Sunday school at n'm Tojug
according tu the statement of Rev. F. people', meeting at :30 p. ni. Mid-aeek
J'ennrkamp. pastor of the Evangelical V , , ' " '
church at hruiian, Kan., not yet Hi year i'''-e wi.l be held Wednesday evening
of nge. County Attorney lies la in re- at T: o'clock.
. ript of a postal card from the Rev. pen- RfV. Harvey Hosteller will conduct self-
iiel.ainp containing the following: "Tills ''. . . .
la to certify that Kmnia Ripke. daughter ,,, Pres.bvlerl.-vu church at
of nietrlch Rlpke, was born November 10:5R n. w. Sunday school will le at noon.
:!. ISA at Bp nian, Kan." The card bear There will be no evening service.
. .-Iv., ',. , , 7iin. . h. . i.! Swedish l,uth.rsn church. K-v
(il'ieg
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Neidllnger
Schumann
Siliumann
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A. Metagar Ji te.
Nt- location of Wholesale Bnkery.
618 Mynater Street, Council Bluffs, la.
Home-made Bread a Specialty.
Vlslteis Welcome.
H. N
Glim pastor. Services at l:.."jv ,u the mot n
j log. Bible class at 7 p. n.. At 7:45 the
; following Luther day roKrum will be
I rendered:
! ' i gau solo
.Xlinnie 4viiiiii1mi.ii
S"n Conaregatlort
.-ripHtre reading .Hnd prayer. Rev. Mr. Glim
Vocal solo Kmnia 01 in
Recitation Helen Andeson
Make Ueffert v-o.ir head'iivvt'i s for '"' T;ii
Xmas buying. We witl give you best qua). .!iiresrMarilu l.'lther Itev. Mr. Cll-n
Uies at lowest prices. Our name on th
box ia a stamp of iialty and reliability.
LEF7ERTS. reliable Jeweler,
Ti e great seie of men sample vkirts
lonlinues to grow more interesting daily;
!. value at 3V, 11.11 values for (ic at
Tha John Beno Co.
CENTRAL KLOVK-lli. -every k
warranted. Central Grocery and Meat Mar
ket. Both phones 24.
Recitation Luther's lraver...Mabie Nelson
loi.g Congregation
t Benediction
I First Congregation! church, Rev. O. O.
Smith. IX I.. tAstor. Morning services at
K' S", when the pator will take as the sub
ject of his sermon "At the Well of Sa
maria." Vespers at 1 p tn.. when the
i.aator will talk on "The location of Our
Spiritual Home." Sunday school at rnvm.
Young people's study club at p. m. Mid
week prayer meeting Wcdne-Jay evening
Recital for Benefit of harrli.
A benefit recital will be given for 81.
John'a English Lutheran church, corner
Willow avenue and Seventh street, Thurs
day evening, November 1. by Mrs. Al
ii ion Ray Heaps, soprano; Mr. Carl Fred
erick Stough, baritone; Misa Caroline Conk
lin, violinist, and Mrs. Carl Frederick
rftough, pianist. The recital will be given
at the church. Program:
piiit l
(HI "Awakening of the Morn
tb) "A Curious Story''
Mrs. Slough.
ia "Memories" ,
Ib Dti liis-t Wie Eine Blum
(c) "I Fain IVou'd Forth ...
Mrs. Heap.
Brlndiai Alard. op. 49-x ,
Mihs Crmklln.
j "Blight Star of Love' (violin ohliajeto
Koliandt
i Mr. Stough. Mis Conklin.
i PART II.
"The Asra" Rubeustein
Mr. Stougli.
I "Tho' You KmH'1 Campbell-Tipton
j Mr. Stougli.
()berta.s Wienlawskl.. op. J1
Miss Conklin.
"Knees in June ' iviolln obilato
llward (iermaii
I Mrs. Hesps. Miss Conklin.
"Tiie Story Told I'nder the Rose"
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Mrs. Heaps, Mr. Stougli.
llllnoia Ceal.
We've got the inside price on all Illinois
eoal. Come down and figure with uc for
your winter auppdy. Both 'phone 1S1
Biidensteln & Smith. 14th Ave and 6tb 6u
(lood Brussels rugs. Vxli ft. size. $15.00;
Axrnlnster rugs. 9xi2 ft., at I 90 and t:i 50.
Great assortment small rugs In Axminmer,
Smyrna and Wilton qualities. Axmlnster,
fixOi. li.S; :tfx7:', IS. 75. The John Beno Co.
Rug Section, Sd Floor.
A, A: CLARK &' GO,, CHATTEL LOANS
Oiur business was establlli-J nearly 20 yean ago (l&ftft).
We loau r.n horses, tattle, hoiL-ehld furniture and other chattels.
. eur rejKitiittca and the business weenjiy i the res.ilt ef fair asd 1 eeral trea:
itient of our patron during thee. : yars Our rates are v' -miv l.iwvr thin
thromce. Our loans are mide In 'ur eaa name and revtr gild ee neg tli e'
Remember our new offices at e opp sit Hue i,i the im.I Uom .i.- o.d ouu- are
convvrier-tly arrangd with r'v.ite eeryultlng rooms. We wish te wars, the p.ih'io
thst we have no eo.mectlc with the fl-m doing buflness under the name ef the
t iara. Mnngage Co., now occupying cur eld em.ee. it la a eoinelimest we appre
ciate giving eur nam t their businesj. but It i eenfunag te the aublle
Hur rhoor Is 817 Don't confuse It with the Tel. f Clark M. Co.
4 OR. t.l AMI BROADWAY. OYF B AMFJtlCAX F.Xl'nKSR OFFlfr:
"Ha,l?wia?BMaai1
MAUIXET CIGAR CO.. W) PEARL ST..
COCNC1L BLUFFS. IA., DISTRIBUTERS
F1R THE ROBERT BI'RNS 19c CIGAR
AND LITTLE EOPP1E, OLD - TIMES
AND ERR1S ic CIGARS.
la Memorial.
At 2:! p. m. Friday, November 9. at her
home on Madison avenue, Mian Vermont
Reynolds passed away to the great beyond
to join her loved one on th other ide.
Her death brings to a close a life of great
usefulness in the service of humanity. In
her death the community suffer a Jos
that can never be estimated. She leaves a
place vacant in the affection of the people
who knew her work and worth. Indeed, it
may well be said of tier, as waa said of
a well known American: "The world will
be lonesome without you." Miss Reynolds
numbered her friends by her acquaintances
and all who knew her will cherish the
sweet remembrance of her be lit If ul char
acter. v - '
For more than thirty year Miss Key
nolds had been identified with th educa
tional interests of the schools of this
county. Her extreme modesty prevented
her from gainlpg gTeatur distinction In her
chosen profession. In all her work there
was nothing artificial. A wholesome genu
ineness permeated every act of her life.
As rural, grade, high school teacher, or
principal she was always conscious of and
faithful to the great trust committed to
her care; the preparation of immortal
souls for an eternal association with the
Infinite. No child ever came into her pre
euce without receiving Inspiration and help
for the best things of life. Her whole life
whs spent in the service of the Master;
school teaching wail only a means. She
slvvaya heeded the scriptural injunction,
"Inasmuch as ye have done it unto the
least of these, my brethren, ye have done
it unto me." She found her greatest pleas
ure in leading young people to everything
that is pure and wholesome In human life.
Miss Reynolds was a woman of beautiful
character. Her knowledge of child nature,
her patience and eympathy, her serenity,
sincerity and womanliness, were the out
ward manifestation of a noble life, pr
meated and beautified by the christian
graces worthy of emulation.
tne news of her death spread over
xh city, and th school over which h had
been the honored and beloved principal
closed out of respect to her memory,
group of children were aeen here and there
with bowed head, weeping bitterly because
of the lot of her whom they had Warned
to love as their true friend. The Influence
she exerted over these children will never
ceaxes; the beauty of her noble life will
be emulated by the boy and girls who
had the exalted privilege of being led by
one whose life conformed to the similitude
of the Ureal Teacher.
of shoes and other articles were stolen.
The men under arrest, it is said, were
wearing some of the stolen shoes, and
Detective . Weir yesterday recovered ev
eral odd pairs which had been hidden In
one of the tool sheds at the transfer.
Other arrests. -It is said, will likely fol
low.
A car In the Rock Island yards
broken Into Thutsday night, and it is raid
that silks and laces to the value of 11,'JoO
were stolen. The robbery was not discov
ered until Friday morning, when the car
was transferred to the Union Pacific.
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Fiaeat Line of Planes
From which to make a electlon. In the
purchase of a piano a person should use
unusual care. The name on a piano
counts a great deal. Our stock includes
five of tiie leading makes, Conover, Cable,
Schubert, Kingsbury and Wellington.
Every one strictly high-grade instru
ments. We offer no premiums or com
missions, every advantage is given the j
buyer. Anyone can purchase a piano now j
on our easy payment plan. Come' In and
let us show you. Pianos tuned, repaired
and stored Swanson Music company, 407
West Broadway.
wasssas.
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Now is th time to buy carpets. All
kinds of Brussels, velvets and Axmlnster i
carpets, moderately priced. If you want )
to carpet a room or have a large rug 1
made it will pay to get our prices before
buying. Th John Beno Co., Carpet De
partment, 3d Floor.
See Stephen Bros, tor the latest and bl
Inverted burner. M West Broadway.
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three ftrauted Dlvereea.
Mm 1'ella Hind a granted a divare
from Charles M. nind by Jude Green In
dlstrlrt court yesterday and was awarded
the custody of tlielr to minor children.
Within an hour after the decree waa
is.ojed Mrs. Hind started on another mat
rimonial venture, a license to wed being
issued to iiri a .id Jjiiu Wallace of di.
Combination gas and electric ehse.de Hers
nd the celebrated Welsbach Incandescent
gas burner. Why not see us before you
buy. W can certainly please you on price
and quality of goods. Stephen Bros., bt)
West Broadway.
The best clothes that inen wear are made
by Hart, SchafTaer & Marx. Only this slot
sell them In Council Bluffs. Th Jehn
Beno Ce.
Arrest fttr Car ltahaerr.
In the srrst yesterday of Anton Jaeo
witx. Fete Neleh and Dan Barle, members
of a gang of Hungarians working for the
Union Pacific road, the police believe they
have some of the parties responsible for
t!:e l.Miling of a freight cur in the Union
Pacific jai ds a week ago, a he 1) j!r
Marriage Licenses:
Licenses to wed were issued yesterdi
the following:
Nume and Residence.
O. L. Grimm. Winfred. S. D
Lilah Mills, Mason City, Ia
Wlnfred W. Cramer, Grand Island, Neb
Grade M. Johnson, Grand Island, Neb.
C. E. Paris. Omaha
Minnie V. liiiile) , Omaha
John Wallace. St. Louis
Mrs. Delia Hind. Council Bluffs
Thoma Hayis, Omaha
Clifford Reed, Omaha
John Krsniif. Council Bluffs
Katie Carlson, Council Bluffs
R. M. Fletcher, Omaha
Annetta May bell Oewelnner, Omaha.,..
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Dlaaieail rtlaa Gives Away.
Thirty-flve-dollar diamond ring given
away to the lady who receives the largest
number of votes. See it in our window.
One vote given with every cent worth of
candy purchased. O. C. Brown. Purity
Candy Kitchen. S West Broadway. I
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"Preparedness" should be your watth- 1
word, owing to the many weather changes.
Blanket time now. Our stock are prepared
to supply every requirement. Rare values
In blankets at 2c. Tie, $1.00. Sl.tA. flu. H W)
and $5.00. The John Beno Co. ,
ABSOLUTE RFJJ ABILITY is hat
is derriarided by most people in buying
anything in the way of jewelry. A
cheap piece of goods or a. cheap watch
looks as good when new to the average
person as a good one, because; it takes
expert knowledge to tell the difference.
When you buy of us you get the benefit
of our expert "knowledge and you hare
the assurance that we stand behind
every representation we make. Moat
people in Southwest Iowa have dealt
with us and they know that "quality"
is our hobby. We also specialize on
exclusive designs things that no other
.Jewelry Ilouse in this territory can get
and no store in the west can compete
with us in prices if you consider the
quality of the goods. gJi.Uisii. .
Our new catalogue is ready
it is handsomer and more com
plete than ever before. If you
don't get one kindly write or
phone us and we'll gladly
send it.
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Surprise fr Divorcee.
Ill the district court two day ago Bertha
Duncan waa granted a divorce from Monty
Duncan, to whom she waa married July 2,
194. At th hearing before Judge Green
th age of th young wife was given as IT
years. Teeterday Mis. Duncan sppeared
in th office of H. V. Battey, clerk of the
district court, accompanied by a young
man named Philip Gibbon, who gav his
age as 22, and th young eoupi asked to
be issued a license to wed. In response to
th usual question aa to her ag, the youth
ful divorcee and would-le-bride again
stated she was II on her last birthday. As
the law provide that marriage license 1
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Jeweler Diamond
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