THE BKK: OMATTA. S ATTHOAY. PECErBER 17, 1010
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FATHER M'CARTHY IS BURIED GULPLMGVORTHY CLOTHES SHOP
Crr CORNER STOfi J
Impressive Ceremony, with Sixty;
Priesti in Attendance. J
CHANT SERVICE FOR THE DEAD
Promfaont tltlaena of Omaha and
tblldren of Orptaanaae Atti the
Fuaeral erlr latrrmeat
at H0I7 epalehre.
In the Gity National Dank Build in
Sixty prints irathM-efl from all part of
the Tathollr cllorese of Omaha, chanted
th nrrvlrpg fur the rtoail. and a requiem
lilch ina. marked the Imprenslve funeral
nervlrra of the lute Father Patrick F.
McCarthy at St. James orhanaffp Friday
mnrnlnK. The Tllght Kev. Hlshop Soannell
officiated In the reception of the great
throna that packed the chapel, lie ad
ministered the taut absolution to the dead
In the nanctuary.
The acrvlcea began at 9:30 o rlock. The
requiem hl,h ma a bepun at 10
o'clock and continued to 11:30 o'clock,
nhen the funeral procession started for
tho Holy Sepulchre cemetery, where In
terment took place.
The Rev. Father Smith acted as cele
brant of the mass, and he wa assisted by
the Rev. Father KnKltsh as deacon anil
the Hev. Father Morlarity as sub deacon.
Scores of the leading citizens of Omaha
nho had known the Rev. Father McCarthy
In life attended the funeral, paying tribute
to his memory. The orphanage children
were present In a body.
Woman Pays Fine
of Clerk After She
Had Him Arrested
Said He "Was Trying to Run Store with
a High Hand Husband in
Hospital.
CharRlm? Intoxlcutlon and dlxturbance
of the peace. Mrs. Mans Hoxicn, whose
hupbimd Is la a critical condition at the
Frepbyterian hoHpltal from Injuries re
ceived at the hands of a burglar, cauped
the errest of William Filwards, a clerk
Thursday night. When Edwards wa ar
raigned In police court Friday morning
.Judge . Trawford fined him JI and costs,
and .Mrs. Iloglen paid the fine.
It appeared that Mrs. Buglen had re
pented her action awilnut the clerk, after
the trial. She originally alleged that
Kdwmidi ban undertaken to run the store
to suit himself after Mr. ISoglen was
tal.cn to the hospital.
Our second shipment of holi
day Cravats and Novelties ar
rived by express this morning.
"Authority on Mens Wear"
Imported fll.ve Oil
quart 75o
Tennessee White Corn
Whlaky (moonshine)),
full quart, 75c; gal., $2.50
California Port, Claret.
Sherry, Muscatel, Tokay
Wines, per quart bottle,
25c, Sic, 60c and 75c.
Mall and telephone orders.
Cackley Bros.
Wine Merchants
121 No. 16th St., Opp. P. O.
Both Phones
Orchard & Wilhelm-
The Holiday Store
Our Saturday Specials
are assembled with a view to giving
purchasers serviceable merchandise and
also an opportunity to buy at less than manu
facturer's wholesale price. It's a business stim
ulus." Pick out ohQ or marc f these items Sat
urday and save about one-half.
Picture Frames
Uric-a-brar Department (main floor)
These gold frames are reliable as to fin
ish. Each contains a pretty miniature;
regular values. Doc; Saturday, each, 21c;
7'w Picture Frames engraved French gold
plate; Saturday, each 49c
Pitloiv Tops
In our l)rajM?ry Department, remnants, 24
inches square. Tap
estries that :sell up
to $ a yard; your
eliokv Saturday at
0.1 ch hoc
Clocks
(Like cut.) For dck or dresser; beauti
ful finished frame; good timekeeper;
regular $.'5.00 value; Saturday special,
at each $1.50
life
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; lisp
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Sell
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Mission 'Table
(Like cut.) Solid oak framed
finish; top is L'txotl inches; has
under tdielf and drawer; was
an excellent value at our reg
ular price of ).((); Saturday,
each $3.75
Oriental Rjips
Due lot. consisting of llnmadan, Aveatotian and
........... .w.v.-, ,u,,,
value up to 10: Saturday, your choice S5. 00 vf v?
Percolating Coffee Machine
High (Irade Copjier I'ercolater, either copper or ff
nickel finish; has large alcohol burner; for Sat- j '.' -1
urday only, in basement, each. . $5.50 t - J
Merely the NAME
"EDISON!"
Promises Pleasure;
indicates ingenuity;
satisfies a longing
Nou why not make some person
even a whole family happy VERY
happy with a
Phonograph
The Ginwne "Edison"
Phonograph on
Christmas
Morning!
Now then, DON'T let time or dis
tance prevent you from owning one
of these eternal sources of joy; call
today if you live here; write today
if you live out of town.
We send machines and records out
on trial anywhere everywhere -wo
pay express charges on machines
and records ue offer complete out
fits on payments bo small that even
the most modest salaried wage earner
may have this pleasure about his
home.
Just think! A COMPLETE "Edi
son" Phonograph outfit may be
purchased for as little as $12.50 a
marvelous little chatter box, singer
and orchestra and one may go
higher as purse or taste impels
up to the exquisite "Amberolas" at
$200. (The Amberola is pictured to
the left.) Pay cash only if you want
to not because - you have to for
you may buy on VERY easy payments.
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GEO. E. MICKEL, Manager
Western Dutributirs for the fJationi) Phonograph Co.
100.000 Records in Stock Always
lS'.h and Htr jv Mrietj J34 Broadway
Omaha, Neb. Council Bluf . Iowa.
Out
OK DtOCK
The entire stock of books, embracincr many
thousands of volumes and a great variety of titles,
will be closed out at once. Books of travels, poetry,
fiction, history, art, science, invention, children's
books, sets suitable for library or gifts
Not a complete book stock, but a vast quan
tity of desirable books from which any book lover
can cull something profitable,' edifying or pleasing.
All except copyright and
contract books will be
sold at half price or less
Bibles, prayer books and religious books also
very greatly reduced. Stack going rapidly hurry
for pick.
Now's the day and now's the hour.
Thomas Kilpafrick & Co.
f Women's Shoes of "Stock That
Wears," with Style In 'em, Too!
IB C?! At tin Prices that Appeal l - 5
pg T, You -To ALL J
It isn't much of a
task to offer women's
Shoes at $1.95 and
$2.95.
But it DOES take
expert buying; an un
excelled knowledge of
the busineris; quanti
ty figuring, and a
field to use the neces
sary quantities, to en
able a dealer to offer
good, reliable made
up, yet withall STY
LISH footwear, at
$1.95 and $2.45.
Think a bit com
pare our shoes with
others at even Higher
prices then admit
our merchandising
capacity.
CHRISTMAS
SLIPPERS
I'.etity of "i t. r i ; : :n i i-?- ' ;;ilpier
In din' HiioHl!ix. -v.hc holiday
Klil'pr; fur in.-n lit 1.4.'i anil
Ivi'.uilly i cw (Hie, fur women'
ut.ir at from tl tmr li.ilr u.iwanl.
NO &H0E5
CHARGED
our urnfilM r no greater t ha.ii
l.forc we rannot ", lm r; n. shoos"
neither can w "d,.ir" thm.
Commit thin to inriiioiy: A ff"W
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SHOE MARKET BASEMENT
322 SOUTH SIXTEENTH STREET
Measure The Bee against other loca)
papers in respect of quality as well as
quantity of timely news and interest
ing articles from day to day and The
Bee's superiority tvill be demonstrated
Special Candy Kale for Saturday
Jteceiiieber 17th.
I'lirmiliiK our ukiiuI cuMoin, wa are
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