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COUNCIL
Office, 10 Prarl
NEW OPERA HOUSE PLANNED
Kansas Citj Feepls Art Bald to Be Eshind
tb Icttrpriie.
f URNlbrl TWO-THirDS OF THE CAPITAL
All flat FIT Thoneandl Dollar of tke
Remainder Are Said to Hit Bf
Subscribed and ( kincn Are
Good for That.
,iere Is a move on foot to erect another
fipcra house In Council Bluff". Kansas
City people we said to he back of the
project and It la understood they are pre
pared to put :),() Into the enterprise. Lo
ral capital to the amount of $15. WO Is asked,
and It was stated last night that tJO.OCO of
this had already been sutwicrlbed, With,
every prospect of securing the balance.
Tt Is staled that An option has been ob
tained on the property Just south of Broad
way on the east side of Sixth street, op
posite the poatofllre, and that If the scheme
coca through a building 140 feet deep will
be erected on this site. The site In ques
tion lies Just south of Brackett's store and
extends to the alley.
The names of tho Kansas City people
back of the project or the local men who
have subscribed to the stock have as yet
not been made public.
"TAKE MB TO IOWA," SAID THE
"LITTLE BROWN JUG" DP WHISKT
AT JARVIS'.
Shrewd buyers say Overshoes and Slip
pers are the beBt. 8. A. Pierce A Co.,
corner Broadway and Main street.
THAT FREE BOTTLE AT JARVTS'.
To Loreri of Art.
V. P. Frlcch, the well known pastel artist,
will give a public exhibition Friday even
ing at o'clock sharp at W. 8. Hewltson's
Art Store, Broadway, Council Bluffs, lis
will Illustrate In color Mount Vesuvius In
Its various evolutions from slumber to
rage. The first scene presents the famous
mountain with the Bay of Naples In the
fnrsirrnund at sunrise: second scene, sun
set; third scene, moonlight on the bay, and
fourth and last scene the eruption. This .
exhibition has been highly commended j
wherever presented. You are cordially In
vited to attend this unique and most Inter
esting entertainment.
CHRISTMAS
MAIN.
WINES. JARVIS.
225
This Is Rubber season and ws have cot
the Rubbers all styles, for everybody. 8.
A. Pierce & Co., Broadway and Main street.
WHO SAY8 "OLD WHISKY?" JARVIS.
A buffet or sideboard would make a
beautiful Christmas present. Call and sea
them at Petersen A Schoenlng's.
LADY
VIS'.
waits on ladies at jar-
Creche Gets the Money.
The supervisors of Pottawattamie county,
meeting In adjourned session yesterday
morning as a county board before holding
the Joint meeting with the Harrison county
supervisors, took up the request of the
Associated Charities for an appropriation
for Its creche building fund. In the ab
sence of County Attorney Hess, Assistant
County Attorney Dillon, to whom the mat
ter had been referred, rendered an opinion
that the board would be acting within Its
legal rights If It allowed such an appro
priation. In view of the fact that the
Associated Charities hsd undoubtedly saved
th county considerable money In caring
WSkx9 Store
A 521 Broadway. Telephone 99.
WILL GIVE YOU SUGGESTIONS
in the line of new and pretty ar
rangements in the use of Holly and
Xmas Greens. Your plans are not complete
until you have decided on your Xmas
decorations.
WREATHS Our own make, consisting of
"Winter Berries, Boxwood and Holly.
There is nothing more beautiful for a
Xmas decoration. In addition to these we
have Holly Wreaths, Holly and Green any
size you want them also a nice lot of
Evergreen Roping and Xmas Trees.
CHRISTMAS BALLS Just the thing for
suspending from chandeliers or the ceiling.
FIBRE RIBBON Made in bows, each,
30c; per yard, 10c.
PARISIAN BASKET This beautiful and
artistic arrangement of both Foliage and
Flowering Plants make Xmas Gifts that
are sure to be appreciated.
POINSETTIA That beautiful Xmas
Plant, with its bright, red flowers, are juot
the thing for Xmas.
BEGONIA GLORIE DE LORRAINE
With its mass of beautiful pink flowers.
In addition to the few things we have men
tioned we will have a choice lot of other
Flowering Plants, including some Cycla
men, Primroses, Azaleas and other varie
ties, also a choice lot of Palms and Ferns.
Choice Cut Flowers and Plants are some
thing that can be sent to anyone for a
Xmas present and are. sure to be appreci
ated. We express them to all parts of the
United States. Let us send your friend a
box of our Assorted Flowers or a nico
Plant. We guarantee them to please.
Visitors and
Equally
s
BLUFFS
St. Tel. S.
for the poor, th board decided to grant
It 1300 for the purpose expressed.
rbrlatnir.s tJIfts.
Carving sets from 6Sc to $4.00; 1847 Rogers'
liver knives and forks, per set, $3.49; tea
spoons, 22c set; scissors and shears, from
2Sc to 11.00; pocket knives from 10c to tl.BO;
single shot air rifles. Me; repeater air rides,
70c; double roaster, 29c; savory seamless
roaster, 8So; drip pans, all slses, up from
7c; universal food chopper, 69c; com pop
pers. 7c, 15c end S6c. J. Zoller Mer. Co.,
10Q-lu2-10t Broadway. 'Phone. 233.
NONE BETTER-JARVI8 1S77 BRANDT.
SAVE MONEY ON SHOE8.
A BIO DI8-
COUNT ON EVERYTHING.
MEN'S 4-BUCKLB ARCTICS,
HOOD
BRAND, $100.
MEN'S ALL, RUBBER ARCTICS.
$1.60.
LADIES' STORM RUBBERS. 40C.
LADIES' ALASKA 8, HOOD BRAND,
15C.
MEN'S SLIPPERS, FROM 73C UP.
DUNCAN & DEANE. CLOSING OUT.
Pick where you will and what you will.
there Is nothing; so appropriate, nothing; so
muoh appreciated for a Christmas present
as a pair f nice Shoes. 8. A. Pierce A
Co. sell them at corner of Broadway and
Main street.
If your boy Is a kicker, our Shoes will
hold him. 8. A. Pierce & Co., corner
Broadway and Main street.
TRANSFER
COMPANY
SETTLES
Manager Sonthard Arrives Horn from
the East.
W. A. Southard, manager of the Union
Transfer company, which was burned out
last week, and Attorney Emmet Tlnley ar
rived home yesterday from Mlddletown, O.,
where they went to confer with the Deca
tur Buggy company, one of the principal
creditors of the Union Transfer company.
They report that their trip resulted In a
perfectly satisfactory adjustment, but be
yond this they had no further announce
ment to make.
It Is understood that the settlement ar
rived at by Manager Southard with the
Decatur Buggy company will now remove
any hindrance from the Union Transfer
company resuming business as soon as the
fire losses are adjusted by the Insurance
companies. So far, but little progress,
owing to the absence from the city of Mr.
Southard, has been made In the adjustment
or me loss insurance, but Indications are
that matters will now be Bettled without
litigation of any kind.
SOME LIKE TURKEY GOOSE DUCK,
BUT ALL LIKE JARVIS' LIQUORS.
Don't fall to visit our toy department.
Petersen A Schoenlng.
Skating" Exceptionally flood.
Boys' skates, up from 45c pair; nickel
plated, $1.00 pair; hardened nickel plated
and buffed, $1.75 per pair; ladies' skates,
with patent to clamps, $1.26 per pair;
ladles' nickel plated skates, with patent
toe clamp, $1.75 per pair. J. Zoller Mer.
Co.. 100-102-106 Broadway.
GRANDMA BUYS OF JARVIS' STORE.
Petersen A Schoenlng Co. have Just re
ceived a large line of Kingston reading
chairs. They come In many different de
signs and are most reasonable In price. A
more appropriate Christmas gift could not
be found. Prices range up from $7.
Revlvlasr Bar Association.
A movement Is on foot to revive the
Pottawattamie County Bar association,
which has been In a stats of somnolence
for several years. For years past meetings
of the association have been held on the
occasion of a death of a member and It
Is now proposed to try to Instil new life
Into it, with the idea of making the as-
Purchasers
Welcome.
soclatlon an active and progressive social
and business organisation. It is suggested
that the association hold periodical meet
ings with addresses from prominent law
yers and Jurists and otlwr forms of en
tertainment. W. A. Mynster, president of the asso
ciation, has been requested to call a meet
ing for outlining a plan of -organisation,
but as yet has not set the date.
We are liable to have a big snowstorm
one of these days. Better get one of our
Cocoa fiber doormats, or we can sell you a
steel doormat. Either are the best made
and will be a pleasing ornament before your
door. Btockert Carpet Co.
Shrewd buyers- say Overehoes and Slip
pers are the best. B. A. Pierce A Co.,
corner Broadway and Main street.
Our Shoes are good Shoes. S. A. Plerc
ft Co., corner Broadway and Main street.
GORDON RYE, BEST SEE JARVIS.
Tour Xmas Groceries.
Layer raisins, Jello, Jelletlne, desserts of
all kinds, sweet cider, candy, nuts, oranges,
grape fruit, bananas, fancy bottled goods,
celery, oysters, etc., etc. I,eave your order
early. J. Zoller Mer. Co., 100-102-106 Broad
way. 'Phone 320.
Our Shoes ar good Shoes. 8. A. Pierc
ft Co., corner Broadway and Main street.
Pick where you will and what you will,
there Is nothing so appropriate, nothing so
much appreciated for a Christmas present
as a pair of nice Shoes. 8. A. Pierce ft
Co. sell them at corner of Broadway and
Main street.
A. Metesrar A Co.
Nsw Location of Wholesale Baksry,
Si Mynster Street. Council Bluffs, la.
Home-made Bread a Specialty.
Visitors Welcome.
We have everything In Rubbers, from a
foothold to a Rubber Boot. 8. A. Pierce
ft Co., corner Broadway and Main street.
MORE TIME KOR DITCH CONTRACTS
Action la Taken on Recommendation
of Knglneer.
The supervisors of Harrison and Potta
wattamie counties In Joint session yesterday
as a drainage board decided on the recom
mendation of Beth Dean, the engineer in
charge of construction, to extend the
time for completing the Allen creek, Willow
creek and Boycr cut-off drainage ditches
for two months. The time limit for the
completion of the ditches under the con
tracts with Pollard, Go ft & Co. and tho
Western Drtdging company expired yes
terady. Pollard, Ooff ft Co. have the con
tract for the Allen creek ditch and the
Western Dredging company the contracts
for the Willow creek and the Boyer cut-off
ditches.
Engineer Dean's report submitted at the
Joint session yesterday showed that Pol
lard, Golt ft Co. commenced work on the
Allen creek ditch June 16 and up to date
have completed tl.8 miles, for which they
have drawn $12,765. The work of this com
pany is commended by the engineer as be
ing according to the specifications and
their contract. The Western Dredging
company has met with a number of un
foreseen obstacle and up to date has been
unable to do any work on the Boyer cut
off, owing to Its machinery not being
adapted to th peculiar soil. The company
has at a great expense constructed new
machinery and expects to complete this
contract without further serious trouble.
It commenced work on the Willow creek
ditch June 20, and up to date has com
pleted 2.04 miles, for which it has 're
ceived 15,475. Engineer Dean in his report
refers to the work of the Western Dredg
ing company as not being altogether satis
factory. The Noi-thwestern railroad, which on ac
count of the new ditches will have to con
struct two double track steel bridges, was
allowed $35,00 damages and the board or
dered the auditor of Harrison county to
draw a warrant In favor of the railroad
company for $30,000 and the auditor of
Pottawattamie county one for $IS,000.
The board decided that so far there was
no necessity for Issuing bonds for payment
of the work and it looks as If the need
will not arise. Payments of assessments
for benefits by the abutting land owners
have still kept ahead of the financial needs
and this makes the Immediate demand for
a bond Issue unnecessary.
PCRE CALIFORNIA WINES SEB JAR
VIS. FOR XMAS THE ENDER DOLLAR
RAZOR; STARE SAFETY RAZOR. $1.60;
OILLETT SAFETY RAZOR. $5. BEFORE
BUYING TAKE A PEEP IN OUR SHOW
WINDOW. SWAINE ft MAUER, S3 AND
$S8 B'WAY.
JARVIS SELLS PURE FOOD LIQUORS.
The children r.eed School Rubbers. Best
stock at S. A. Pierce & Co., corner Broad
way and Main street.
WINE DRINKERS ARE NOT DRUNK
ARDS BUY THE PUREST AND BEST.
SEE JARVIS.
Did you give "Modoc" coal a trial? If not
call the Council Bluffs Coal and Ice. com
pany. Telephone, either lino, 72, and they
will tell you all about It.
ITS EtASY TO MAKE STATEMENTS.
but when Investigation disapproves wild
claims you are not so likely to believe
further statements. I court Investigation.
I have nothing to hide. When I state a
value and say my prices are the lowest j
In the city on the following Xmni goods i
In the city you can depend upon It In every
way. Fountain pens, watches, chains, !
fobs, charms, brooches, necklaces, rings, '
cuff links," scarf pins, bracelets, clocks, cut
glass, china hand-painted plates, umbrel
las, toilet sets, jewel boxes and silverware.
I O. MAUT11E, 228 West Eroadway.
JARVIS 1877 BRANDI PUREST. BEST.
A choice line of
odors, all prices.
Broadway.
bottled perfumes,
Dell G. Morgan,
all
142
IiOok over our large line of Morris chairs.
Continental Furniture and Carpet company.
Ar "ITT." 8. A. Pierce & Co.'s ahoea
and slippers. Corner Broadway and Main
streets.
Matters In Dtstrtet Conrt.
In the district court yesterday the Jury
in the suit of Oscar Turner against H. H.
Vau Brunt returned a verdict fur the de
fendant. Turner sued for $SrJ6, tho balanc
of a year's salary ' under an alleged con
tract for employment as traveling as-lea-man.
Turner worked for little over a
month and hla aervicea not being satisfac
tory, it waa alleged, was let out. This waa
the last Jury caae fur this term and the
Jury was dismissed.
Today Judge Green will hear arguments
in the matter of the application of County
Attorney Heaa for an order requiring the
Portland Gold Mining company to produce
its stock record books and other records
for uae by Pottawattamie county in It
suits to aaaess the hold:nga of ihe vtrloua
stockholders for taxation In this county.
Mrs. Mlna Zents began ault for divorce
from William A. Zents. to whom ahe was
married la thla city, December 1. 1903. They
hav five ch'ldrrn, but Mr. Zents asks
for th custody of th daughur only, they
at preaent being in his custody.
T. J. Hatch commenced ault for divorce
from Rom U. Hatch, to wbuiu La was
Hunter's Closing Out Sale
Only three days left In which to round out your Christmas putrhasos to not only dx-lle on what you want, but to find it and to buy It. ln't
lose night of the price In the rnsh at the last moment. It's gutnl lojrlc to save money on Christmas) purrhaao as at any other time and Hunter's Clos
ing Out Hale furnlnhes the timely opportunity of sating money on everything you buy. In addition you get the newest stock of up-to-date merchandise
from which to select. ' 1
Closing Out Prices on
HANDKERCHIEFS
Always acceptable and appropriate
for holiday gifts. An Immense as
sortment of dainty designs, patterns
which you will find nowhere else. A
closing out price on every handker
chief In the house.
Bee the great values In ladles' hand
kerchiefs we ar closing out at Bo
each. Hundreds of them worth double
the price.
See the great 10c closing put values
regular 15c and 20c values.
Pea the delicate designs In special
25c handkerchiefs being closed out at
20c each thousands of them.
See the dainty elegant 60c handker
chiefs they are truly bargains.
Men's Handkerchiefs
See the values we are closing out
at 4c each a fine white cotton hand
kerchief 19 Inches square.
See the men's fine white 10c hand
kerchiefs closing them out at 8o
each.
Men's silk handkerchiefs and muf
flers every one of them at a closing
out p.-lce.
Don't Forget
to come In and see our interior decorations. Come and bring your friends.
A.
This Store
Is Open
Evenings Until
Christmas.
married In Oakland, la., February 22, 1893.
He says Mrs. Hatch deserted him in Sep
tember, 1901.
Combination gas and electric chandelier
and the celebrated Welsbach Incandescent
gas burners. Why not see us before you
buy. Wa can certainly please yon on prlca
and quality of goods. Btepiian Bros.. 63
West Broadway.
Tour money's worth and a little more If
you buy your Shoes of 8. A. Pierce St Co.,
corner Broadway and Main street.
STREET CARS TO SCHOOL FOIl DEAF
One '' of Resident Directors Say
Present Company Will Hnlld.
C. R. Tyler, one of the members of the
committee of local directors of the street
railway company which went to New
York to confer with the eastern directors
relative to the proposed Improvements and
extensions of the system, arrived home yes
terday niorning.
Mr. Tyler in an interview yesterday gave
assurance of the extension of the street
car ltne to the School for the Deaf. He
Baid: "It is the desire of the directors
to get at least one interurbun extension
to their lines on this side of the river,
and after studying the situation carefully
they arrived at the conclusion that the
line to the School for the Deaf would be
the most feasible and best proposition of
those offered."
The company, Mr. Tyler stated further,
planned a number of improvements v hlch
would entail a large expenditure of nv-ney
and Council Bluffs would get a goodly share
of the contemplated Improvements. The
proposition of a stub line on Harrison
street, Mr. Tyler said, had not been dis
cussed at the meeting In New York for
the reason the local directors did not believe
it feasible and consequently would not con
sider It.
THE WHITEST
JAIIVI3.
TRADING J'LACE
KXCEPTIONAL
VIS' STORE.
BARGAINS AT JAR-
Keep t'p Flaht for Five-Cent Fare.
At the meeting of the West End Improve
ment club last night it was decided not to
drop the matter of a 6-cent fare between
Council Bluffs and Omaha, but to carry on
the campaign If anything more actively
than before. The Interstate Commerce
commission Is to be appealed to and the
A genuine patent colt shoe, welt
soles, rock oak bottoma and every
thing that goes to make a good shoe.
For eight yeara we have bean aelling
the beat V M ahoca tlmt were avar
i.fTered In thla city or Omaha and w
are going to continue doing It. W
will aava you money and g ve you tba
nloeat ahoea you have ever had.
HAMILTON'S
SHOE STORE
Alway Reliable
412 Broadway Council Bluffs
E3B
Pocketbooks and Hand
Bags
POCKETBOOKS
A closing out price pn every f.ooket
book and hand bag In the house. A
fine assortment splendid Xmas pres
ents a saving of money to you. You
can buy your pursn and have money
left from the regular price to put
In It.
Strictly Appropriate for Xmas
Gifts. A Hig Variety From
Which to Choose.
Center pieces, sofa cushions, pin
cushions, cushion tops, dollies, drawn
work, Battenberg, etc. A closing out
price on every piece In the house.
Why not come and look over our
splendid assortment of Xmas art
goods It's money saved t you on
any article which strikes your fancy.
All 25c cushion tops at 19o
All 60c cushion tops at 35o
The Boys' Clothing at half price; tho Men's Mats at half price; the big specials in books and toys; the splendid line of
holiday goods; the great linen bargains; the matchless values tn dress goods and silks; the remarkable closing out
prices on tailor made suits, cloaks and furs. Even if you have supplied vour Christmas needs, it is worth vnur ulll
E. Hunter Company,
33 35 Pearl, 32 34 Main.
services of an able attorney secured to in
vestigate the charter under which the street
railway company is supposed to be oper
ating in this city with the idea of attack
ing its validity, If any flaws can be discov
ered in It
The meeting was well attended and the
sentiment seemed to be unanimous In favor
of a straight 5-cent fare between the two
cities despite the assertions of the company
that such a proposition is out of the ques
tion. Special Waajon Sale.
Boys' Iron wagons, $1.19, $1.37, $1.58 and
$1.79; Wabash coaster wagons, the fastest
and strongest coaster made, $3.60. J. Zol
ler Mer. Oo., 100-102-lfl Broadway. Three
'phones, ring 320.
We have everything In Rubbers, from a
foothold to a Rubber Boot. S. A. Pierce
& Co., corner Broadway and Main street.
Complete your X'mas dinner with a dish
nf our ice cream, sherbets, punch or ices,
put up in fancy Individual molds. Try our
pure home-made candy. It Is delicious,
especially our peanut nut. I. Mucci, 218
West Broadway. Tel. 34.
GOODS
VIS.
DELIVERED FRED BY JAR-
School shoes, the best kind.
Pierce & Co., corner Broadway
street
at S. A.
and Main
WHEN FROM JARVIS- IT IS PURE.
Petersen & Schoenlng have Just received
an elegant line of reed and rush rockers.
Just the thing for Christmas.
If your boy is a kicker, our Shoes will
hold him. S. A. Pierce & Co., corner
Broadway and Main street.
JARVIS STORE BOTH 'PHONES 136.
Mrs. Herman Grot,
Mrs. Herman Grote, one of the pioneer
residents of Council Bluffs, died yesterday
at the family home, 903 lju.nl Pierce street.
Mrs. Grote was 76 years of age and death
was due to a complication of umuases.
Besides her husband, Mrs. Grote is sur
vived by live duughters, Mrs. M. Bartel,
Mrs. Oscar Younkemian, Mrs. Louise Kost,
Miss Minnie Grote, all of this city, and
Mrs. Preske of Omaha and three sons,
Herman, Jr., A. S. and W. C. Grote, all of
this city.
Mrs. Grote, with her husband, came to
Council Bluffs direct from Germany in 1S66,
and they have occupied ever since, the
same residence, on East Pierce street. In
1SS2 Mrs. Grote became a member of the
German Evangelical church, of which she
was a prominent and active member until
her death.
While arrangements have not been com
pleted for the funeral, it will likely be
held Sunday afternoon from the German
Evangelical church.
Go for you holiday wines, liquors and
cordials to L. Rosenfeldt, til S. Main.
'Phone $23.
Art Novelties.
Don't fall to see our water color novel
ties. Dainty calendars,, blotters, sachets,
guest books, etc. Alexander's Art Store.
YOU NEVER TRADI3 WITH OTHERS
AFTER SEEING OCR STORE-JARV1S.
220 MAIN 8TREET.
MANTLES, 10 CENTS.
IN TOWN FOR THE
HAURER.
BEST MANTLE
PRICE. W. A.
Be Stephan Bros, for the lateat and best
Inverted burners. 529 West Broadway.
WHISKY FOR COLDS. COI'GHS, ETC.
JARVIS.
pads! Sandal Spndal
Choice early Ohio potatoea at 55c de
livered In five-bushel lota or more. Both
'phones 182. Biidenstlna & Smith. 14 S.
6th street
BRANDY. SHERRY,
JARVIS.
MINCE PIES SEE
Green In Tronltle Again.
Roy Green, who made a aomewhat fen
aational getaway after he had been de
tected wandering around the corrldora of
the Grand I ' ' lust r i nrr.er, waa In police
court yeateiuty charged with the theft
of a watch belonging to a railroad man
atopplng at the Goodrich hotel on Broad
way.
i.
With tlreen waa larence tt. Bpry. ureen
and Bpry engaged a room at Ihe Goodrich
howl Wdaelay oiht and during the
NECKTIES
Unquestionably the largest nnd fin
est stock of men's nerkwear In Coun
cil Bluffs. Neckties of every concelv
shle. color In most popular styles
Tecks, ruffs, bows, strings, four-ln-hands,
squares, etc. The best values
In America at regular prices, a clos
ing out price Is on every tie.
26c ties at 1
60c ties at 39o
Men's Gloves and Mittens
We show a splendid line of men's
gloves the best values In America at
our regular prices, doubly sp at our
closing out prices.
Finest of Xmas presents for the men:
65c driving gloves at 490
$1.26 fine dress kid gloves at Bo
$1.25 Mocha kid gloves at t8o
$1.60 kid gloves at 91.1B
$1.76 fine kid walking gloves at.tl.39
$2.25 extra fine gloves at 31.78
Mon's special 50c golf gloves closing
out at 45o
Men's work gloves, the best values In
America at regular prices, a closing
out price on every pair, 4 6c to. 31.38
night one of the two Is alleged to have
entered the room of the railroad man.
In reply to a query from the railroad man
as to the purport of his visit, the fellow
said ha was looking for an extra pillow.
When the railroad man awoke yesterday
morning he discovered that his watch was
mlneing from the bureau on which he
placed it on retiring for the night. Green
and Spry, who had arisen early, were found
taking a "morning bracer" in a nearby
saloon and were taken into custody. In
police court they denied knowledge of the
missing tlmoplece and their caBe was con
tinued for further investigation.
The children need School Rubbers. Best
stock at S. A. Plorc A Co.,- corner Broad
way and Main street.
Torkeya, Dneka, Geeae, Ete.
. We ship all our poultry alive, no cold
storage stock. Leave your order early.
J. Zoller Mer. Co., "Phone 320, 100-102-106
Broadway.
OLD LIQUORS, ALL KINDS, AT JAR
VIS'. Notice All photos taken before Decem
ber 22 will be finished befors Xmas. Con.c
any kind of weather. Open Sundays.
Schmidt, Photographer.
N. Y. Plumbing Co.
Tel. 260. Night, 603.
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS
VIS.
JAR-
This Is Rubber season and we have got
the Rubbers all styles, for everybody. 8.
A. Pierce & Co., Broadway and Main street.
AFTER HEARTY
JARVIS WINE.
DINNER. LITTLE
Candy Read a.
Four different colora, three yards for Rc.
Candy canes, all el bos, fine box candy
chocolate creams and bonbons. Purity
Candy Kitchen, 546 Broadway.
SKATING
WINES.
GOOD. ALSO JARVIS'
Real Eatate Transfera.
These transfers were reported to The Bee
December 20 by the Pottawattamie County
Abstract company of Council Bluffs:
Henry Luera and wife to Ura B.
Slaughter, ne1 3-77-40, w. d $13,290
Melissa H. Gleiser and husband to W.
Hamilton, one-fourth Interest In
sei, 7-7f-;i w. rt
C. fX Price, trustee, to Mary F'ilen,
lot 13, In block a. In Beer's subdi
vision In Council Bluffs, la. w. d
C. G. Saunders and wife to C. R. I
P. Ry. Co. and N. W. Ry. Co., lot 2,
in block 3, In Fleming Davis addi
tion to Council Bluffs, la, w. d
2,000
125
Four transfers, total $15,4i6
Turkeys, Dncka, Geese, F.tc.
We ahlp all our poultry alive, no cold
storage stock. Leave your order early.
J. Zoller Mer. Co., 'Phone 320, 100-103-KKS
Broadway.
THAT FREE BOTTLE FROM JARVIS',
Pletnreat Pictures! Plctoreat
Unframed pictures and framed pictures
for X'mas. The U ..est prices on pictures
In the city. Council llljffa Paint, Oil nnd
Glass Co., Merrlam block.
Xmas t;lft tint I.aat.
Gladden the hearts of your friends by
giving them framed pictures this Christ
mas. Such gifts provide pleasure the year
throng n. We have them In till styles and
prices. Come In and look around. Alex
ander's Art Store, UJ3 B'way.
China closets for Christmas presents
Peteraen & Schoenlng's.
Your money's worth and a little more if
you buy your Shoes of 8. A. Pierce & Co.,
corner Broadway and Main atreet.
The beat shoes are the cheap-st.
Pferce & Co. Mil that kind. At
Broadway and Main street.
S. A.
comer
JARVIS SELLS EVERYTHING CHEAP.
Two Jobs by Iluralara.
Burglars were busy in Council Bluffs
Wednesday r.lght and two store on Broad
way received vlflts from them.
At the grocery store of Rrowder &
Daniels at 220 West Broadway, the thieves
forced a rear window and aecured $1 in
small change from the cash register. As
far as Is known nothing elee wis tuken
from the store. The thieves made their
exit by the rear door, wlih-h they forgot
, to close. j
Th other atore vlalted waa that of Ole
I Rasmusaen, dealer la wall paper, etc.. In J
Women's Gloves
A li i- ,, JU . dilf 0.
$1.00 kid gloves at 7o
$1.60 kid gloves at 91.99
$2.25 kid gloves at 91.98
$3.00 long mousquetalre kid gloves
at 93.48
Ladles' silk gloves, long, for evening
wear, pink and blues, regular $1.25,
closing out at , 98o
Ladles' lisle thread gloves
60o gloves at ,..39o
16c gloves at i0
Ladles' driving gloves
Oauntlet $1.00 gloves at 890
$1.60 driving gloves at 91.99
Ladies' golf gloves
15c gloves at 19o
36c gloves at BSo
60c and 0e glpves at 45o
Closing Out Prices on
Toilet Preparations
All 10c toilet preparations at So
All 25c toilet proiaratlons at 19o
All 60c toilet preparations nt 39o
These are perfumeries In f.inry bot
tles, snrhet powders, fuce lotions,
tooth powders, etc.
This Store
Is Open
I'venliius Until
Christ mas.
the Masonic block. Here entrance was
effected by forcing a rear window and
exit by the buck door, which, however, the
thieves clos,l after them. Tho safe hud
been left unlocked with a notice to that
efTect posted on it. Tiie thieves went
through the safe In their evident search
for money, which they failed to find, and
scattered the papers and books all over
the lloor.
Csndr tunes.
All prices, from 1 (-nt to $1. Candy
beads for Christmas tree decoration, three
yards for Be. Mixed candy, l()c per ll.
Fine homemade candy. Purity Candy
Kitchen, 646 Broadway.
JARVIS
GOODS.
PAIS FREIGHT ON ALL
Sled Specials.
Boys' sleds, 25c, 6Bc, 7fc. 85c, $1.25, J1.M
and $1.90; girls' sleds, 25c, 45c. 75c, $1.V.
$1.25 and $1.50. J. Zoller Mer. Co., 100-102-106
Broadway. Three 'phones, ring 320.
Bnrnt I.enther Goods.
Address books, shaving pads, bags, stninp
cases, photo books, etc., In the attractive
burnt leather work. Alexander's Art Stoi'o.
The path to your economical pl.inn pur
chase leads dlri-ctly to the A. Ilospo Oo.
store, 26 South Main St., Cnum-ll Bluffs.
Triplicate
drug store.
mirrors nt Dell
112 Broadway.
G. Morgan's
PURE TO BE Sl.'RE-FROM JARVIS'.
Marrlaae Llcensra.
Licenses to wed were Issued yesterday to
the following:
Name and Residence. Agn.
Gustav H. Tretzer. Clitnnlo, Neb Vii
Lulu A. Stmckmeyer, Clatonln, Neb IS
Earl W. Dillon. Lincoln. Nob 2:1
Esther Pearle Hess, Dorchester, Neb 2
William Slzcmore, Kansas City, Mo ...30
Ida Thompson, St. Joseph, Mr 27
Roy Robertson, Council Bliiffs 21
Stella Harmon, Council Bluffs 19
M1XOH MESTIOJf.
Davis, drugs. ' .
Stockert sells carpet
Fine engravings ai i.efTert'a
Ed Rogers' Tony Faust beer.
See Borwlck for Xmas goods.
Plumbing and heating, Blxby & fton.
NO PLACE LIKE JARVIS' TO THADFL
Lewis Cutler, funeral director, 'phone 97.
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel. 339.
Toys, toys, toys, nt Petersen & Schoenlng.
PANTA CLAL'S BCVS WINES OF JAR
VIS. Hand mirrors Dell O. Morgan's drug
store, 152 Broadway.
Pictures for Xmas gifts. Alexander's
Art Store. 3S3 B'way.
DIAMONDS AS AN INVESTMENT,
TALK TO I.KFKKRT ABOI'T IT.
Our Shoes are good Shoes. H. A. Plerc
A Co., corner Broad wsv and Main street.
Pl'RE MALT WHISKY AT JARVid'
STOKE.
Particular people like our shoes B. A.
Plercu & Co., corner Broudv.-ay and Main
atreet.
IRISH AND SCOTCH WHISKY AT J. ':
VIS. MANTLES, 10 CENTS. BEST MANTLO
IN TOWN FOR THE PRICE. W. A.
MAUKElt
All sites of storm doors, storm sash,
storm Windows and wouiner atrlpa at Gvu.
Hougluml a.
OLD CROW, OrCKFNMEIMER, BOND
WHISKY AT JARMS' SToUB, 2:5 MAIN
BTREET.
If your pocketbook la your guld It will
take you to 8. A. Pierce A C'o.'h shoe atoie,
corner Broadway and Main atreet.
Hhrewd buyers say Overshoes and Slip
pers ur- the hest. 8 A. Pierce & Co.,
corner Broadway and Main street.
GORDON RYE, BOTTLED IN BOND,
JARVIS.
A beautiful and ornamental gas burner,
tho Welfcbach chick lamp, cuniilete, $1.25.
Biephan Bros., 529 West Broadway.
The postottlce department lias relet to
J. W. and K. E. Mltiulck the cmitra. t for
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