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FINE DAY FOR THE THANKFUL
Nature Assists in Helping All Observe
the Day.
SOME TAKE LUKCH IN WOODS
hoi-llv pri that Viimiialrri at
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OUR MOVING INDICATES NO CHOICE OF ACTION ON OUR PART. HAD WE OUR OWN WAY WE )
WOULD REMAIN WHERE WE ARE; IF NOT DEFINITELY, WE WOULD TAKE AT LEAST A YEAR'S TIME (
IN WHICH TO SEEK ANOTHER LOCATION. UNEXPECTEDLY and AGAINST ALL OUR CALCULATIONS, WE
HAVE LOST THE LEASE ON THIS BUILDING AND MUST VACATE BY JANUARY 1, 1911. To move the stock V. J
from our hiiiMing; to another I alniiily lmisilt without ureal t and lo. It in far va.sir to sell It nt rst. If nn-Knry, than to liuiil It (
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Hvwlicrr. The conditions rail for quirk nix I ilrrUHr action. havo mliiral prlrre, fight and left, evrrjrw !iTr, and it I the public's opport unity,
' thry have never had before. We hate no choice In the matter, It U a raw of "hare to."
Kiery rrrature that had any hUmd I
In Its v-lns and a in the vicinity of !
Council Bluffs Thursday and r' ial real- j
son to otwerve Thanksgiving day. There I
was a doiutleHH '; all dity, ntid the hub
warmeit air mi the leal wine of lifo.
Tleiie.l wine, vi i 1 1 1 Juxt enough of the I
tan of autumn in It to make It a physi
cal and eplntual Inspiration. Window
mid door were opened nil day lona. and
the diiilnn room in thousand of home
mhera liappy families and friend aath
eifd around tha table, where the bountirui
feaatx were apread, was filled with at
mosphere, untainted by coal gas and the
odera of freshly pollened stoves. In aorne
Instances tha table were aprend on
acreened porchea used a summer dining
rooma, and numbers 01 rnmllllea carried
their dinner In bankois to the wood for
the jdeamire and novelty of It. and that
It might be aald In after day that Thanksgiving-
tn Council Bluffs In 1910 waa a
rent summer day.
So holiday has been more fully observed
for many years. For the first time all of
life dma; stores were cloned durlns; the
afternoon. The cigar atorca, a few res
tauranta and the moving- picture shows
were open. Every other place of bualneaa
wag hermetically ahut. Even the streets
were deserted, and the ear lines had an
under day'a business.
nay of Servlca and Feaatlnar.
The union aervlcee at the churches were
fairly well attended, and at rone of the
churche was service extended unwisely
to encroach upon the dinner hour. It was
a day of feasting; everywhere. At the
Christian home dinner waa served In a
dining; room, where 300 were aeated at the
tables. It required twenty-five turkeys
with all of the other things that are called
for and twenty chickens to satisfy the
demand of the S0 hungry llttlle young
sters, and the fifty or more adulta con
stituting the workers and those who are
given shelter there. The turkeys were
the gifts of home workers all over the
country, and have been arriving; for several
days. A large number of the Invalids and
the members of the "shut-in" band were
given dinner tn tha honpltaJ dining room.
Seventy people at the Creche ate turkey
and concomitant good things, all donated
by generoua people co-operating with the
Associated Charities worker. Mothers of
many little onea cared for there gathered
at the bountiful tables and doubly enjoyed
the feast.
Thanksgiving dinners were served to the
prisoners at the city and county Jails. Tha
spirit of generosity appeared to be more
pionounccd than on any previous Thunks
Kivlng Uv. Individual and organised effort
to make somebody happy seemed to be the
universal purpose. In all of the hospitals
nnd charitable Institutions the work of
i he Flower mission girls waa In evidence.
The band Is composed of girls all under
Hi year old. and It Is their mission to carry
fiiwera to bitHhten sick chambers. Their
sunny presence was visible at all of the
institution, where flower were left ui eurti
loom. It vies the special mission of the
Buhy Krnest Hart Flower mission, an or
ganisation of tha First Congregation!!)
liurcli, to bestow floral gifts at the Cieche,
and yesterday the little girls were more
than iiMinlly successful In their efforts.
Tn er.ty-flve of the happy children, accom
panist l .Mrs. J. H. StriKk. their chap
rror. went to the Creche bearing armloads
ft' flower.
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In the History of the Cloak Business, we have
never known of the prices being bo low for reliable
merchandise as they are now here
IVe Trust The People
J LADIES' TAILORED SUITS Your unrestricted
ciioioe ol nuntircti.s ot new up-to-tlate QOfl
suits, actual $:?.) to $.')0 quality, for yl-U
LADIES' BROADCLOTH AND KERSEY
COATS Latest styles, strictly tailored models,
actual $25.00 to $40.00 values,
for
817.50
LADIES' ONE-PIECE DRESSES -Silks, voiles,
serges and broadcloths, regular CIO C-fl
$30.00 values, special, for OlfciOU
CHOICE OF ANY SILK PETTICOAT In the
house Saturday, values up to $12.50,
special for
.$3i95
Any Ladies1
Hat
In the house Satur
day, your unre
stricted choice, val
ues up to $12.50, for
only
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Men's Suits and o
Overcoats R
On Credit
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Latest
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MEN'S HATS
blocks, actual $1.50
and $2 qualities for.
MEN'S WINTER UNDER-WEAR-All
colors, all
sizes, regular 75c
quality, for
MEN'S SUITS AND OVER- Q
COATS-Well tailored, r
beautifully trimmed, actual
$20.00 values, Oil OC O
special, at OllifcU
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Sale of
Furniture
91.15 DIVIITO BOOM CTAniJ W ood seat,
icclden finish, embossed top back 'T'ln
panel, sale price
$10.00 SIVINO lOOM TA.BI.1EB 1.ht-k,
siunrn tupo, strongly constructed, (jolden
oak finish, nix foot exte inlon CPC
alldes. aale price i?iJ.UiJ
916.00 PEDESTAL EXTENSIOaT TABLES
pillule of American yuarlef o;ik
stock, lartie siiuare top, heavy CQ T's
aiuare pedeaial base, sale price. ?' "
93.00 IKOIT BEDS Well made, can he hnd
In all sizes, durably enameled, TQ
aale price pA.J
9S.00 IBOIT BEDS Fancy deslgna four
coata of durable enamej, Qi
sale price VO.O.J
918.50 BBASS BEDS Strongly construeted
of larsje tubli.K, heavily lHciiuered,
polished finish, CI i ffK
aale price p J. A . 4
990.00 CHINA CLOSBTS Frame of gen
uine! quarter aavved oak, bent Kla ends
of double atrennth, grooved 'Te
ahelvea for platea, sale price. .' Aad. t
915.00 DBESSEBB Made of selected stock.
tnree larare coinmouioua urawern, rrenen
bevel inirrora,
aale price
..$8.75
The incident connected with the loss of
our lease in this building is pretty well
known, but we want to impress upon the
public the fact that our stock is of gigantic
size and must be unloaded between now and
January First. We believe the only way to
do so is to sell the goods at such low prices,
that the public will supply its wants long in
advance, on account of the values now obtain
able at this store.
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1612 & TARNAM STREETS. OMAHA.
(Tbe Bsoplee Tnraltura and Oarpat qh Eat. 1BT.
Furniture
and Stoves
91.50 11WHO BOCKBBSWell made,
wood seat, golden oak flnieh, tlQ(i
nale price uot
93.00 ABBS BOOKERS Rtrnngly con
structed of American quarter aawed oak,
wood seat, highly finished, SI. US
915.00 CXASB LEATHER COUCHES
Tufted topa, airong and comfortable
spring", hevy frames, KS
aale price pO. -
937.50 BHD SATEBFOBTS-rpholsterlng
In Clia.-e Leather, very heavy frames,
automatic attachment, Kfk
aale price PAJ,l,u
983.50 TBBEE-PIECB PA BLOB SUITES
Heavy mahoganlited fraine. linported
velour upholaterlng, et ft t(
aale price ipiU.OV
910.00 SOFT COAL HEATEBS Stronifly
made heavy basa and top, Cjl "l
nickel trimmings, aale price., pAcI
930.00 BASE BUBJTBBS A first-class
medium priced baae burner, and a good
heater, patented automatic feed, shaker
and revolving gratoe, t! Kf
sal price ." VUU
935.00 STEEL BAWdES Complete with
upper warming closet, large C'I ifa
square oven, sale price ipaW.wv
AUDITOR M'ANENY READY
WITH REPORT ON MONEY
rtt Official Will Make Kkonlnt of
(laannea of oancll Hluffa ta
the I'lty t'uanrll.
When the lity council rnnln on Monday
evening the monthly financial statement
lll be made by t'lty Auditor McAneny and
will show that the municipal pooketbook
is tn a vary good condition. Auditor Mc
Anenjr Is the chief disbursing officer who
must finally pass upon every bill paid by
the city, payments that aggregate more
than lUUkOOu each year. Kvery bill must
check up properly or tbe warrant for Its
payment Is not forthcoming, and about
every member of the council and city ad
ministration la under obligations to him
for discovering some little error that has
crept In by oversight and haute. He has
also been inexorable In his refusal to draw
warrants upon any funds that have bean
exhausted. The bills may be presented and
audited but the warrants cannot be laaued
until tbe caah ia In the hands of Treasurer
True.
The following a the statement that will
be presented on Mcnday night:
GENC1UL FUND WAHHANTS.
Amount -
Turpoee. Month. Year. Vnused
Salaries, executive
department 1 tfi& 2a f S.178.4J I t.841.55
Minor Mention.
The Council Bluffs office of Tbe
Omaha Bee 1 at 15 Scott Street.
Both 'pbonea 43.
lv.l,-e and marnhal'e
department 1.8.J
treeta and alley a..
Fire deiartment...,
:leo. department...
'lty hall dept
Knwl nee ring dept...
l'rtnl'g and auppllea
Oity pound
Kiiiergenclee
t'lty health
M m St
,071 57
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ICS. 43
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IMS 27
84S.S5
t.iil 10
MH.;i
174.10
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Total gen'l find..ti.SX.l 1M.474.85 t,r.il
SPtxriAL. pnuoAii rusu wakiianth.
Amount
Purpose, Month.
Improvements i.H,il
t!as and street bshta l.77
Sewer department StlS.eS
Hrldge department 7M.ci
Judgments :1
Water department to M
Interaectlaii paving and grading.... t.loMw
Hond loan.. sfc Ort
Il"" 40
InleraecUon sewer lutareat 75 Oe
Total $li.814
SEALED VERDICTYET SEALED
t uart llaa -Mat Vet t'eaTae4.ts
I'ladla ef Jary la Klees
Tbe sealed verdict returned by the Jury
late Wednesday night In the damage suit
of Nellie fluas against tha New Nonpareil
company will not be opened until Judge
", reen rot urns from bis borne and opens
court Monday morning. It was thought
last night that Judge Wheeler would bold
a aesslon of the district Court today, but
be aald ha had bo Idea of doing au. The
law d tracts that a aealed verdict can only
be opened !w otn court on tbe day aet for
reconvening. Wins Judge Ureen left Wed
nesday night b adjourned court until Mon
day morning.
There la no law by which Juror are pro
hibited from trinng the contents of a sealed
erd kc, but the mom lira may agree not to
lo e. aa they hare tn this tnatance. It
waa, however, generally admitted )etjrdy
that the verdict wa for the plaintiff and
fitl the antouut of judgment at e L
T.ie Key to the Situation Bee Want Ads
Davis, druga.
Corrlgana, ut.dcrtakera. 'Pbonea 148.
FAUST BEEtt AT ROOEBSl' BUjVFET.
Majeatio rangea, P. C. Le Vol Hdw. Co
Picture framing, Jensen, Masonic temple.
Woodrl&g Unduriaklng company. TeU S3.
Lewis Cutler, funeral director. 'Phone 117.
bee Borwlck firat tur painting, 2U 8. Mala
r'OR EXCllA.SUhi Us HlwVU HMTATH
TRY SWAPS.
ochHBii a and Stori' Malt BUtract fox
sale by J. J. Kline Co . itl Broadway,
Have your glasaea fitted or repaired by
J. W. Tony, optician, 411 riroauway, etfica
with Cieurga Oenior.
h'or Unit t-rooin house, modern except
fuiuaco. Uo iiainson. eee Uo. AliUvi,
tuu vv, .Broadway,
Lilly camp and society will meet at the
non e of Mrs. C. C. lavla. 111 North Elshth
street, tomorrow afternoon.
Neat up-to-date picture framing at
reaaonablu pr.ee. We please our custom
ers. Walter Nicholaiewu 4s Co., 14 8. Main.
e bava tbe excluaive sale for Cole s
Hot Blast heaters ami ranga In tnta city.
P. C. UcVol Hardware Co.. i04 Bioaday.
Independent Court, No. 81, Tribe of Ben
llur, wnl have a tnasane lit Uacoabeo hail
buiuruay. November Mi. Kverynody Invlteu.
Ulnner and supper will be served.
Dr. R, B. Tubus, city physician, returned
yesterday from ls Angeles, Cal., where
lie went two weeks ago to Inuuie kindly
care of his mother, wno will spend tne
winter there.
Brooks Reed left Weoi.es,tay evening for
St. Joseph, Mo., to spend Thanksgiving
with friends and relatives. He etpecta to
extend bis visit to oilier parts ot Al.asourl
and to remain away from home tor two
Weeks.
Miss Vera Saunders la spending the
Thanksgiving holidays at the home of her
parents. Colonel ana Mis. C ti. baunders
on Oakland avenue. Ulie will return to
her stuuina at Uiake. uin veraily, Pee
Moines, ou Sunday evening.
Nothing will atop the sensational success
of E.ilnor Ulyn a play, "Three Weeks."
The play Is now In its seconu season and
crowded houses are the regular thing in
every city. It returns to the Lonany
theater for Saturday matinee and nignl.
1 O. Claar reported to the police yester
day afternoon mat cnicken thieves had in
vaded his barnyard at his home on Aladj
boii avenuo and carried aay between
seventy-five and eighty of hla finest blooded
fowls. The work indicated the p.esence of
professional henroost robbers, and the
police do not share hla sanguine exacta
tiuns of catching them, nor his nanguin
aiy anitcipatlona of punishment.
Mrs. Jennie While 64 years old, widow
of I r. II. White, died veKlrriMv at l.-.r
home, 1ZJ1 Houth 8ixth street, trom acute
I inflammation of the bowels after two days
' illness, although she had been In poor
I health for several months. She Is anr
I vlved by one eon, Arthur W. Xlack. and
I one daughter, Mre. I. E. Butler, both of
I whom reside here. Mre. hue waa born
I in New York, but lived in Council Bluffs
during the greater part of her life. Ar
I renscments for the funeral have not been
1 made.
Mrs. Hennessey, who keeps a model
candy and clar more at 114 Fjist Broad
way, la eufftr.ng from a painful Injury,
Inflicted yesterday while prepar ng the
Thanksgiving dinner for her familv. Khe
as ox'iilng a glass fruit jar. wi.icn broke
under the strain put upon It. Two fingers
of her r ghl baud ware almost severed and
a d.eii cut Wat made In the th id. tine
of the flntsere waa split nearly the entire
letiKih. The Injury required surreal at
tention. The new police patrol team nurchnaeil
j Ust ek was mven its fust real irvtmt
ves.crday and piused to be of the metal
riinred. The buises were bought from a
I farmer at the rather fancy pr ce of I .
, 'I he iilj team aaa wild for Vajo, as they
were loo neavy (or the work. The lies,
team weighs aeveral hundred pounds less.
They are ha'f broihera to Iau and Herb,
the racing fire team of No. 3 hose cum
pany. and are eiuipi-d wtlh the same
speed and endurance qualities.
The last vestige of the temtMvrarv build
inns used by the National r'ruit and Corn
shows waa removed from the streets yea
terdav afttrnooii. A force of men worked
all day completing the work of t-nnw
down the structures and piling the lumber
I ready Tor removal and burnin the accuniu
: laied pilea of paper ai d packing rubbish,
j Nothing; rematue to be done now but hsul
l ins" awav the lumber and sweet, ik the
siteeta, and tbe most Iminirtant and b-suil
tul exioait:on of tbe character evsr given
any here beoomea pleaaaut memory.
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The aviators nf teArxt
die uic xurcrunners or
the men who will dominate the
HIT IVQ WP Ar tVf lonrl on, -I ort
'W ""u twin owat
ff WTo win in the battles of the coming days, flying
til Si ntine man wiH need nerves of steel. For
hl '; his nerve and strength he will need the best of
foods and beverages.
fCrrVri rA) HT3 "Sv
aOarav..m. sO
will be as popular in the aviation
age as it is now, for it is the best of
all beverages. It contains more
nutriment than any other food, it
strengthens without undue stimu
lation, it is supremely delicious.
Ghirardelli's Ground Chocolate
is made from the finest cocoa
beans, the boast of the tropics,
and is absolutely pure.
D. Ghirardelli Co.
Since 1852
Bring in the Boy
And give him a chance to
mxke his own cluice.
It's only right his taste
should he consulted.
Think of the clothes that
were made or bought you,
s;r, when you were his agc
and you were obliged to
wear them wittingly or
unwillingly.
Bring in the jBov,
We can please both.
Ovtrcoats
$2.50 to $15
Underwear, . . . 50c uo Sweater Com. $1 00 uo
Waists 45c up Boys' Caps, . . 50c up
Shirts 50c up Hosiery 15c up
Cloves , 25c up Pii;ama, . . . $1.00 up
ngfS' -"-"a Ammm&i fill SBi S SI fmmi i wn "'
Attractive
Interesting Tempting-
If you would gaze uiou a scene of splendor
and beauty, rivaling in its delicate tints and rich
colors n garden of flowers under nature's most
favored condition and the eunKhine's most caress
ing touch
LOOK INTO OUR EAST WINDOW
where there is displayed an extensive purchase of
FANCY RIBBONS
secured by us from a specialty jobber on an ex
tremely low offer. They will be sold on Saturday,
BEGINNING AT 10 A. M.
in throe lots at half price and less.
First Lot Consists of the very finest qualities, newest
and handsomest designs, in width up to 12 inches.
Sold up to $1.00 per yard
69c Yard
Second Lot Persians, Dresdens, flowers appropriate
and desirable for fancy work of all sorts. Every
where sold up to 75o
59c Yard
Third Lot Innumerable designs in wide pure silk taf
feta ribbons the kinds classed among the high
grades. "We have conservatively appraised these at
45o will sell for
25c Yard
SATURDAY MORNING AT TEN.
ART DEPARTMENT
BBXABOXO QVABTXBS TBXBD K.OO
Bsplete With BovelUss for Holiday TSeea
v CHINA SALE NOW ON.
Thomas Kilpatrick Co.
Prof. C. R. Bender
New Science Teacher
Board of Education Secures Instructor
in High School from St. Loaii
Suburb.
Tlie Hoard of Education has selected Prof.
11. Htnil, r of (tie Kirk wood IMu) High
')iiol to lake place as uti-nce tsvt.er
n the Council Hluffa Ilia rt school, made
vaaiit by the re-ljiiatleo of fruf. 8. I
Tliinias. When the hoard failed a week
or more ago to aecure frof. Harry Jones
it the Shenandoah school, for the reason
that the Shrnandoah board refused to re
Irate l.lni. and the Council Bluffs authori
ties refused to permit him to break hla con
tract, cnnHUeratlon was flven half a dosed
other applicants, and frof. liender aaa
chosen aa the bet of the lot. He Is a gradu
ate of the Anvllle (t'a college, and haa
had four years In public school work la the
lime poKltWin lie will occupy here, and
comes hlfc-lijy recommended. Klrkood Is
a suburb of St. Louis and frof liender's
experience Is really of metropolitan charac
ter. He holds a state certificate and will
have no difficulty with the Iowa state
school authorities.
Prof. Bender will arrive In Council Bluffs
tomorrow and will begin his work In the
high school on Monday. He will be form
ally elected at the next meeting of the
board.
I'lruswMt Sorirlr
follow a tha fl:t done of Dr. King s New
Life 1'ills, the paJnU-m regulators that
strengthen jou. Guaranteed, i.e. For aale
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