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tiif; r,i:i;: omaita. TiintsnAY. pkckmbkk 7. ion
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Give
' Long -
Plush
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n
All $7..V, JUack Caracul Coats, now $5.00
All $S0, JJlack Caracul Coats, now $G.95
All $iL,.D), lilnck Dohson Seal JMush Coats, now $10.00
All i;i..V niaek Dobson Seal Plush ('oats, now $11.00
All $1 fi.no.' Jilack Pohson Seal Plush Coats, now $14.75
All lT..K)151ac-k Dobson Seal Plush Coats, now $15.00
All Girls' Cloth Coats Are Also Reduced.
Many mothers are combining beauty and practica
bility in gifts for the small daughter by selecting one or
more oC dainty wool dresses. The colors, pattern
and styles) jire so pretty and widely varied that selec
tions are a pleasure. ; Ages, to 14- years.
Prices, $3.50, $3.95. $.50. Jj5.50, $6.50, $10.
Hundreds of beautiful and tervlreabl Rifts for girls ai hers on
every side perhaps these suggestions will aid you In making up
your list;
Kur Sets. . .
riath Kobe.
Slipper. . . .
Oloyes. . ; ...
,$3.73 to $lT.."iO
,$2.75 to 4.u0
. . .76? lo 1.2S
. . . 0c to $1.50
m TOUBO
mn
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Bend fur Our Tree Catalog, ft'a h
JOB HARRIMAH IS DEFEATED
Lot Angeles Socialists Lost by About
Forty Thousand Votesj, .: :
MANY STAT AWAY FROM POLLS
i
In Irrlur4 Where .Heaviest )
rla'lUt Vol Wh K spec fed tsiet ,
.' mtr rrovrd to Il t
Usually Ms. j ,
.G.-; ANGKI..E8, fat...De. S,-The total
vfli of ZiQ out of precincts' Ahst par
Vjlpated In the electlea yeaiertby ehowsd
ir- ' ', 'M'
f jMayor Ueorsa Alexander, good govern.
aSrnt candidate,- SS.JW. ' ' v.i
2 Job Hai'rlman. eocja'llat candidal. il.Mi,
f iAIexander'a v'ureJIty, 31, va. '
; ll'ha forty-aever mlaaina; prec.nt were
rKlvcted to ewell Alexander's loud to
' i.jj'i than 37.000. .
. She prohibition amendm(nt yvaa beaten
: apparently by an evn greater majority.
l' t'he food government and cltlren com
jitfitee forces mad a clean aeep for
jlob Ilarhman laautd a tatemnt today
1 1 wnleh h claimed that tha ahowlns of
6 oclulli.ls aa In reality a tremendous
Jtory.- .
J Our ' rampalRn atarta toilay." lie dt
. &rfd. arm taka tha leslalature next
tr-
3i he dafoatcd candidate for mayor added
Ifta.t tha ahowlngt made yeaterday waf
rnethlna; tho aorlallata rould be proud Of.
5"ta(mrta ra mad by election tittl.
rfala today that women caat nearly 7J.yj
Allots, or more than half tha total vote.
P?ie effect of this was aliowo today by
ltemonta of former prominent oppo
4nts of auffrasa that they had been
Converted. ,
flection board inrmUra declared that
le women pot only outvoted tha men In
nearly all tha preclneta. but showed
irtora aptitude In handling the ballota.
They cat thalr-otea mora quickly, they
Hd not need aa' muh roachlnc and ax
pjaiiiius aa tha men and they worked
larder than the men . for their favoilta
iSndldate.
Seatt'a Vol S.awrat.
I'redlcllonS that-Oiat jluftlon.:
In
,l3ilroat. Man Vrites
Remarkable Letter
In and 1'tOt, I wan a terrible auf-
ferer for about five iimntha with kid
ney and bladder trouble. I could not
Meep nlshta. On tlix-tor nalil 1 as ro
n Into inuH4ptlon anil save me tip
tu dir. Had two other doctor but te
urivt'.l mi ! tip from either of (hem ami
bin mire I would have been in my cravu
had 1 not - your ailvertlteiiieat In
the 'Marinette iNtily KamU Btar." Afle.'
lakiuu; aeveial bottle of lr. KUnur'a
."H a:np-Kowt I waa entirely cured.
In -i e laai id eara 1 have been a
iilr.il .'.ten. an and buve paej ;
i MJiilnutloiia for uiy kMnc.va aucceaa
1 illy iu ti.at i know tl.nl ni kidua
arc In eX.ellcnt condition von aa a, re
..H of your great prvpaiatlou.
Yonra very fuly,
: OKOltUK KKNSUKIL
I'U't IStli Ave. tu., 51imieaiMjlla, Winn.
Ptraoually appeared Lefore ine th'.a
' iilli of eieptfinber, 11011, UeorKe Kent
lr, who aubacrtbed Hie atxjve atita
ucnt and made oath that the aame la
triu In aubatance and lu fact.
'. . I'tnry Oraaat,,
Notary Tubllc.
loor County, Via.
Or. Huimi m Co.,
jtiua bamikv. ST. V.
Po Wkit Swiop-Rtiit Will D isr Ysu
alend tu Ur. Kituier Co.. Ulnaliaau
tun, K. V.. for a saitiple awttle. It wUl
touvlnc anyone- Vuu will alao ratal v
a booklet f valuable Jnforii.atlou. tell
iua all about tba kldueya and bladder
beu rtiliig be aur and lueiitluu The
umaha lally bee. Itefular fifty-cent
and wne-tlulUr alz bottle for aal at
ail druf stores. '
'
!
Your Girl That
Coveted Seal
Coat
Prices Now Reduced
These rich Miick coat nro lirautifully
tailored from Black Dobson .Seal 1'hnh
ami Black Caracul, inhe very !ato,t
ftylos; soiiip liavc turnover, otlicrv large
r-hawl collars, fancy button and hand
somely lined.
NU a girl in the" land whose eyes
won't fairly, sparkle with pleasure when
she finds one of .those; (-tunning coats
among her Christmas gifts.
" Sizes 8 to 14 years
Hone 25c to $1.00
Sweaters $1.25 to $3.75
Knit Toques 50c and up
Dainty Party Frocks, In white
aool s?r and chlffona.
rTOPlTS
(TOM
fireat Help in Christ ins Jliijiug.
Jnarpli Scott'a vote wiuld uliow the effect
of the McNamara caae even more con
cltialvtly than the drfeat of Ilairlmun
were practically verified by later .. re
turn today. Hi olt, who was one 'C the
atturneya for the dynamiter, jJieHMetu h
oc tho municipal achool board, lit wj
a candidate fur re-election on 'lnti Rood
sovrrnment ticket and . ran nitre than k
.OKI votes behind the rest of the ticket.
(Ths, veta of the women on the city orfll-
nance ehovred dla'Tlniinstlon. There
wero three of them, the moat Important
being the drastic prohibition rneaaure,
dealsncd to make the city "dry as a
bone." The women voted overwhelmingly
asatnat that, but they declared for a
municipal newapaper and for Aha ordi
nance requiring the street rnll'ay com
pany to rqulp It line throughout the
(Mty with. tn trilby rH. - ,
"The women Ravs much thou'ght'to the
election Umiea and In one luatance they
believed a flang-ed rail would better pre
eerve th paving of the atreeta," mild
ono of the leaders.
Ninety per cent of the registration on
the went aide, where the vote waa light
in the , pilmary, was voted, while
on the eaat aide, Harrunan a atronghold,
there waa a (ailing off In comparison.
The women on the went lde outvoted the
men. The reveree waa true In the pre
ciiict' where liarrlmanwa the atronger
tu the primary. Hut the balance of
power, which the women wars credited
with having prior to tho astounding final
of the McNamara case laat rrlday, did
not figure In the reiult,
0ioaea)te Stayed at Heme,
"Persona who would not vote for Alex
ander. Nlmply stayed away from tha
polls." Chairman 8. C. Graham of the
good government forces declared last
night. - .
llarrlman . we In conference .wltU "fila
campaign manager, Alexander trfrftre--6f
New Yortt. early In the evening.- -He
declared groea frauds had been . perpe
trated by the opposition, out refused" to
concede hie defeat. j
The vlctorloua ticket connlMe of Mayor
Alexander and nine councllmen, made p
of lankera. lawyer, utorekrepera and
realty broker. a
On the defeated BoSalifct ticket, beside
Harrlman. the lawyer, there were on
negro Junk dealer, a former editor or
oil .ot Ui . local morning naoara. two
lion rn'oltltlffa and aevural labor leader's.
1' ne (cat ni of the balloting waa Uia
oinlwhlngt nhk'li wan early apparent, ol
Joaeph A. Hcott. candidate for re-election
to the acliool tniard, ho alau waa on
uf. the attorneys for the aJcNamarag.
It tecum apparent early that tha
trouble eirpeeted to develop on account
of tit feeling engendered by the JlcNa
ntaia cave would not occur during tlie
balloting. The "peare Insurance" army of
l.o oflfctra detailed by c'lilef of -oljo
4ebaitlan and Sheriff Minimal had little
to do. ...
only three minor cants uf trouble were
reported. Kxcept for these peace and
nerenlty pi ov ailed, and for this leader
of both sides thanked the women, thou
sand of whom weie crowded about the
polling booths nf the 31? precinct.
The women weie treated with the great
tel gallantry. Many went to the polls
propelling baby rarrlagea and often
fattier toult care of baby while mother
volet). , ..
In line precinct a pucaled woman voted
In favor of the prohibition ordinance,
though ahe was opiKised lo It. When ahe
learned what aha bad done alia rushed
back to the booth ami declared:
'"I want to change my vote."
fhe nil told that waa Impossible.
"Oh. but It must b changed!" h ex.
claimed, and the election officer pa
tiently explained that It waa against the
law.
In one of the went aide preclneta where
voting went on throng huiit the day at
the rate of two a minute, there waa not
a a'gn of Impatience when a Woman volar
tii41giiaiitly iimu'red why there waa nut
a minor In lb plaee.
"Mirror were rot Included In the elec
tion aupuliea," iplied the chairman of
the election board. Then he went to 111
how around tb coiner and fetched a
looking glass." It was hung outs U
so aa not to block the voter passing
constantly through the dooru.y f nlt I
boot h.
wJVN .1 Ti
Key to th SNt'-wlluu-Fet V.'ant Ail
! DEALERS RAP PARCELS POST
i
I Imnlement Men f Tnwa Declare
System is Enemy to Business.
GLAD EXPRESS BATES ABE CUT
Joder- Kobrrl Moan, Mho Heard
MflHl Car. Will t.rt
ill Theaaantl nollam'
l"ee for Srvlrr.
ff'iom a Stiff t'nrriponlent.)
IjF.?t MOIXH3. In., rnc. C -(Special
I Telegram.) The stntc r onventlcn of Im
plement dealer today patKed resolution
condemning the parcel pnm rampnlifn
and declaring for a personal campaign
to prevent congress adopting any aystem
giving to mall order lionc" any mldlllonal
advantage In the maile.
"The pun els post should not be over
looked or neglected by this convention
unless the dealer In the email town
want to get out of business," eald V. J.
Howard of Schalier. president of the as
sociation, In hi sddres. "It Is mv be
lief," he said, "Hint the parcels poM, If
accomplished, will eventually mean the
ruin, not on'y of the implement dealer,
but also of all merchant In the small
town. Lower exnres rate gre a big
blow to the pnrcelt pot movement and
I am glad to know that such rate have
recently been established In Iowa." -
The association endorsed tide view and
will make a hard fight to line all Iowa
up Siialnst the parcel post.
Reiincst fnr Fsitsssemeal,
Manager of the several railroads in
Iowa met with the Htate Hoard of Rail.
way commissioner today to aakvtliat a
postponement be made f the hearing
fixed for Ueeember 10. to establish
witching charge, provided for by an
nt of the hist general assembly. The
fco rd refused to postpone the hearing,
but decided that only tha legal point of
the mieetloii at Issue shall be decided at
the data fixed.
la ;et eat aiim..
Judse Itobert Sloan of Keosauqua, who
prealde.1 over the court of chancery
wlilch heard the "90-cnl" ga Injunction
lt In the c4e of the He Molne (In
company agak-mt the city, put In hi bill
fop service In federal court todav, Judge
Hloan will get S6,11.IH) for h! time and
labor.
John lo. serving time a ' Fort Mad!
on from rottawattamle c.mnty for
bheailng, Jiaa hn paroled hy the gover
nor on recommendation of the parole
board. It I aaid that by the recent death
or a brother he come Into pnenes.Hon of
considerable property.
Kelly Caae Soon Over.
It 1 expected the Kelly murder i.e
will probably go to the lurv !.it tnmnri-nw,
afternoon. About half the ru,i,n.. ,.
fln!hed today, Deputy County Attorney
Ayre and John Mulvaney taklne all Hie
(lay. t
MAN ARRESTED AT ONAWA '
; : WANTED AT LEWISTON, ME.
ONAWA, la.. Dec. .-(Speclal.)-IUrold
Hloeum, alias Slone and Hirapaon, In
careerated In the county Jail for Jumping
a board bill, 1 getting In deeper. A de
tective from Uewlston, Me., In here wait
ing requlnlton paper to taka hl'm to
Lewlaton on a forgery charge. The fel
low cam to Onawa sever! week ago
and registered at the, Park hotel with
a Woman as'ir. L. HloSn and wv. After
an unuecefiil attempt to wor up an
advertising scheme with the local mer
chant ha atempted to reave town with
out settling with Landlord Folck. He waa
arrested and lias sine been In Jail await
ing trial, Tha woman passing for hi
wife left town. Since being In Jail he
ha telephoned to another woman at
Nellgh, Neb., where he goea under the
name uf Simpson, asking her to rnd
fund to release him fram hi obliga
tion here. Thl proved hi undoing,
however, as the Nebraska wife gave
tha authorities a tip and a wire waa re
ceived from J.ewlston to hold the man.
IOWA GIRL ATTACKED
BY THUGS IN CHICAGO
IOWA C1TT, la.. Dec. l.-tSpeclaH-Word
received here today tell of the
attack upon Mis Mary Wood Chase by
two thug In Chicago Saturday. Mlas
Chase wa formerly Instructor of music
at tha Htate University of Iowa. The
attack took place at her apartmenta In
KdgewaUr, Chicago, where tha robbera
ftulhd liar seated at plann and gagging
her beat hr Into Insensibility. Tha thug
were .aurprUed by he.tlmty arrival of
two of 'Mlas Ch'a room-mate and
were frightened away. Miaa Chase will
recover. ,
DISPATCHER AND OPERATOR
" BLAMED FOR LOGAN WRECK
i'pUT .LqiMli. Icv 6.-mpeial-Fe-caus.
a preponderance, of evidence Indi
cates they caused the' wreck at Logan
Which resulted In the death of Engineer
W. J. Havlland. Train Dispatcher C. a,
rl:r.ltli of Fejrt Dodge and Telegraph
Operator J. F. Morris of Logan, have
been notified that their services are no
HitTvo Birds With One Stone
Oet your masanlnes at the lowest price published with prompt
service and give a Irave. dauntlesa man the prlvllegs to support
himself and live. '
For four years Gordon, the Magazine Man (who with a broken
back lias lain bedfast for eleven years) has struggled to provide &
steady Income ot several hundred dollars for himself, ao that when
overtaken by weakness and no longer able to provide for himself,
he need not fare again the horrors of an alms-house. To gain public
co-operation be la working for charity, pledging the prizes he wius,
merely asking for the Interest ot the principal.
llut his story has growu old. Many people dream that he Is
rich. As a matter of fact those who know hitu best, state lbst he
has spent his last rent in trying to Interest the public In earning tbe
$0,000 for charity and the $300 Interest for himself. But the public
has not responded aud It they don't rally to his support at once ho
will certainly fail.
lie needs 3,000 subscription to the Saturday Kvening Post
and Ladlea' Home Journal In December, 600 each to Delineator and
Hverybodys. McC'lure's. Cosmopolitan and Good Housekeeping. He
failed to get prises on any ot these tnagailnes last month.
It ou don't know what to give your friends for Christmas,
give tbem a Diagazlne and send It In through
Gordon, the Magazine Man
242 J South Twenty-Fourth St, Oashj, Reb.
kmrer required b.v the road. AH the
evidence token here hv Superintendent
J'own wa forwarded lo clileago offi
cio 1. who made the decl"t'n Concerning
responsibility for the wiei-k. It wa de
cided no o:der board wa set for Engineer
Havlland to detain him at lAan.
Onawa Merchant
Cashes Raised Draft
ONAWA, la.. lee. (.-(Special. -D. T.
Carter, known a Nick Carter. I charged
with pnslng a raised draft at the Todd
grocery More here Saturday evening.
The draft wa originally for $6 on
the WonJbury County Saving bank of
floux City, but by manipulation bad been
raised to fflO. Emory Todd, who cashed
the check, made Inquiry a to the Identity
of the man and found that i.i people
live near Mondamln and the fellow
wa known here. He formerly worked
in the Omaha Stock yards and later
ran a hotel at leratur. Neb. When
ho came Into Onawa Saturday evening
iio made the round ot five or xlx stores
trying to cash hia draft, claiming that
In waa connected with the stock yards in
Sioux City. In exchange for the draft
Mr. Todd gave tge man two check, le
Ing hort of currency, and these he
cashed at other atores.
PENALTY LAW CASE ARGUED
(Continued from First Page.)
before she had IraiiKferrd u large amount
of her property to the Fidelity Truet
company of Newark, N. J.. In trust tor
hr-r three children. She provided, how
ever, that, she should retain one-fourth
of Hie income from thl property during
her life. It wa thl lire Interest that
the slate sought lo tax.
The court of appeal of New York up
held the constitutionality of the tax. In
announcing the opinion of the court Chief
JuMlce Cullen said that It waa not a
wholly unnatural deaire existing among
owners of property to svold the Imposi
tion of the inherltsr.ee tsx upon the
estate they might leave ao that the estate
might paaa to the objecta of their bounty
unimpaired.
The Justice said that it wa a matter
of common knowledge that for the pur
pose of avoiding the Inheritance tax
trust or other conveyances were made
hereby the owner of property reserved
to himself Income arising therefrom. He
added that were It not for the provision
of the statute, attacked aa unconstitu
tional, In many canca property would pas
free from taxes upon the death ff a
person to the parties who would take It
a heir.
"It I true," nald he, "that the Ingenious
mind may devise other mean to avoid
the Inheritance tax. but the one com
monly used la the trnfer with reserva
tion of a life estate. We think this fact
Justified the legislature In singling out
thl class Of transfers a tub.lect ti a
pedal tax."
NEBRASKANS TAKE PRIZES
FOR CATTLE AT EXPOSITION
C1IICAOO. tec. ' 0.-(8pec!a! Tele
gram.) At tlie International Live Stock
exposition numerous Nebraska breedera
have secured award for cattle. Frank
Uavla Con of ltolbrook. J'1"-, took
several prises for breeding ' Polled.
The University ', of Nebraska look sev
eral lirlres, In grade and toses and
first on champion Aberdeen-Angus steer
or heifer; ' flj-s'l 'on ' AbetMeen-Angti
grade and ' tr-iit . slee'1' or" fcelfef 'ageA
one, year or'under t'6. !
COI.ltS Clt'SU II t3 A D AC MV..
LAXATIVK BROMO Qulm.n, the world
wide uoid ana urlp remedy removes
cause. Call (or full name. Look (or alg
nature K. W. GKOVK. 25c.
Persis.ent Advertising I the Road
Big Returns.
to
The Gift f i
or Years
Select from' the Kdhnlm
etock of dlamonda a neck
lace, a pendant, a brooch, or
a ring and you wtll have a
gift to live for generation.
Kdhohn'a diamonds are tha
choicest selected from su
perior collections by ox
pert. The price la alwaya baaed '
on actual not apparent
value. Therefore In buy
ing kJdholin diamond. you
know you are buying what
you pay for.
We have made dlamonda
a lifetime study and apeak
with authority regarding
these precloua gems.
Our constructive it
ance lit Selection ts gladly .
placed at the service ot In
terested glf t-seekei j.
SOFT MSBKI.Y ,
BUY INVEST.
Albert Edholm
JBWIL- . -
l4aa.ali at aa at VsifWatV.
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PROMPT C77
DELIVERY
both 'n.WEZ
Distillery
at XjO ala
rm. Xy.
PDPP Jnt aa an
I la-. """ include two
The IHliller Liquor Co.,
W are Blatrtbutera for nearly all tha
a"BBaBB!-
$35 Suits and Overcoats to Order $20
Our Sale Saturday caught a lot of people unprepared. We
have had so many requests to extend it a lew days longer that we
have decided to offer the same values all of the week ending Sat
urday, Dec. 9th.
Therefore we are still offering $."0 Huits ant Overcoat, made
to measure for $2.1. IK:t3 Suits and Overcoats made to measure
for S20. Kvery garment guaranteed perfect In fit and style.
Every coat carefully tried on In the bastings and well lined
and trimmed.
MacCarthy-Wilson Tailoring Co.
304-306 South 16th St. Five Stepj South of Farnam.
ssjgirtismitawr
ABOUT CHRISTMAS
Everybody recognizes the peculiar appropriateness of some
artistic bit of Jewelry as a medium for the expression of Holiday
"Good Wishes."
We specialize In those articles which call forth genuine and
enthusiastic appreciation on the part of the one to whom they
are given. ,
' Special for TIiuim1)
20-year O sl.e Kljjin Hunting Case Watch
at
FRITZ SANDWALL JEWELRY CO.
(In Oinahn and South Omaha 20 Years.)
308 South 15th Street x Omaha
Who wouldn't be
a Victor or Victor - Victrola for
Christmas?
It's a real pleasure
to own such an instru
ment; to be able to en
joy the world's best music
Whenever You Want to Hear It;
The Victor is truly the
it i.s a lasting pleasure an unequaled source of enter
tainment throughout the year. '
Come in and hear the Victor and Victor-Victrola.
Let us show you the different styles $10 to $250 ami
explain to you our easy-payment plan.
A.
Home-Madc Daliydills-Sunday Bee
gSOTKj CvA Qvsn
ouaii'i mit
TOOD CUSHI-K
Fresh Fruit &
Vegetable
Dept.
TXtTBSOATB BM2CIAI.E.
Fr!t Htrawberriea. box 3 So
California WooU Orange, prr
duneii aoo, SOe ana SOo
New Lemons, per Juz aoo
Large bum-lie l'.adislie . .So
cluster ttalain. -ib. mr-
lon aoo
New ilixod Nut, per lo. ..boa
New.' tat. filled with as
sorted fruits, eai-lt 60o to as
Citron, Orange .nil Linii
feel, per lu. goo
Johnson Hweet 'lIrr, per
jus SOe and aoe
1! pkga. "Arau" Ulo titarcli
at 46a
Sue Can Calumet Halting pow
der 14
Taper NapMna l All Heaianai,
per doaen ftc aad 10o
U0-lba. Imported tiOti Assor
ted Macaroni, per IU....100
"1aIub" Creamery Butler tin
lartonal, per pound.... SO
Our Hst Country Uutter tin
Sanitary Jarat, ier pound
J.(0-li. Mammoth New lorn
.Ctacese. per pound S
l.e lloinlny, per quart.... loo
Cur Own Make 1'ea.nut Hot
ter, per jar lfro end SOe
liui. per pound ....ae
IIS
JLEIKS
should be in every
In rear Mefllotne Chest for rear good
Health.
On Tonr Sideboard for yonr good friends.
There la true satisfaction and eecurit?
in ordering at the n tiler Famtly Liquor
Store. Oar on tc mere feel aaaared thet
they will be really and felly pleaaed. Wa
carry only tba purest roode and take great
pride la our own brand.
Hiller's Straight Whiskey, ful, quart
Hiller's Old Stock, full quart ;
Hiller's Old Standard, full quart .....
We Ship rour Quart or afore, in rials Boa, by Express
for Complete Price Xlat.
Inducement, with your flrt trial order, w will T rjrjr"
miniature aampl bottlea, a glass and a oorksorew. " I lllE
Phone, Call or Writs to
Beat Whlaklea, anch aa Ouctenhelmer,
.-eamrniwnHim
S9.75
delighted to get
ideal gift for everyone. And
Hospe Co.
1513-15 Douglas St.
I IMsa ...,..,-,)
n a ire rjrirra
HAVE JEWELS
BI:ould alau have a Paf Deposit
Hon In our vaulta to plat them in
when not ani-n. Hafoty eaainat loes
by Are or bwrglare demand tins.
Conveniently lo atnl hoxee can
be leoted today at a yearly rent
al of UM
Our vault attendant will be
pleated to show them.
OMAHA SAFE DEPOSIT &
TRUST CO.
Straet level entrance to vaulta.
1814 Fnua St.
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WAFFLES
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BSLICIOUS
Ferved eveVy morning from A.
M. to 11 A. M.
Table D Hote
t-unday 11 A. At. to S 1. il.
40 and i0 tents.
Tha Belmont Restaurant
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80c
$1.00
$1.25
Prepaid. Bend
Estab
lished 1891.
1309 Farnam
Street
Cedar Brook, Shenandoah, at $1 per o,t.
LBJcCOUNCo.
South End 16th St.
VIADUCT
Homo of tho
"Long Ton"
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Gate City Furniture and
Storage Co.
Warehouse 2207-H20D Izard St
Office 520 No 16th St.
Storage with us and you will save
money. Ve give the best of aervlco.
' Phones. Doug. 3758; I nil. B-3085.
litre ..Mir map. call and see you.
tMlHEMUM'S.
AUDITORIUM
FRIDAY NIGHT, DEO. 8
GREAT WRESTLING
MATCH
JESS WESTERGAARD
Champion of the United States,
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JESS PEDERS0N
Clian.Tilon of Europe.
FDNE PRELIMINARIES
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XessrTsd Seat S5o to $1.50
Beat Bale How n. .
TOSWHT, ALL WIEK, S5o to Z
Saturday Matinee, a So Any Beat
Tlie Mualoal Flay
'tsb rcsnn
SO People 60
uudar LOUIS MAMIT
BOYD'S
THIS APTBBIfOOlT
THE C0BURN PLAYERS
TOlriQXT KOMXO and JUIiIBT
Mondy and Taeeday, See. 11, 18
THE BED Mil,!,
Beau Thuraday
ric, 8S0, 914o ; Matin, 85o, 50o
KRUG THEATER
Matinee Today Si30, Might :30
Best Bata 6O0
The Girls From Missouri
find BUXXISA in th
Dane of tb STa Tell.
Ucautlful Souvenir to tlie Ladle
at Dally Dun Matlnwe.
Chorus OiiU1 Oontt Wdaadae
Klght.
Amateur. Prlgay Wlrnt.
OMAHA TVX CBHTEK-
JJ4f- auy MH 15-85-500
Couldn't lo belter at 1 a scat.
at WORLD OF PLEASURE
BXTBATAOAXSA IIS finsnnT .-m
sixty know 1oik, iiiuiinliiii,- Will rox ua
Harry Maik fitcwart. .Ml-lnamy Chorus.
lioiKeoim I'an.nntry . entrancing aiusj
Pi.'iures: A 1 housand IjiiiKhs.
I Ladle' Sim Matinee Every Week Say.
Mat. Every Day 8:15. Every Klght 8:15.
ADVANCED VAUDJB VTX.I.B
Hugli Herbert &. to, bix AnicrUart
Dancer: Conllii, Steelu ti Carr; The
'J'hrce Leigliione: Henry CUve; C'uni
mlng & i-iUdyingi. 1a Arenera & Vic
tor; Kliietoei.ope: orpheuni Concert Or
cliestru. Vrioes, Might. lOo, 85a, 6O0, Too.
Matluee, lOe, beat aata 850, except Bat
arday and Sunday.
AMERICAN THEATER
Tonight and All Week
Mats Tuesday. Tliiiraday, tjlurday.
rrtcea 8 6c Only.
MISS ETA X.ASTCI
and 1 he Woodward Stock Company
"A STIA1HR IN A STtMGE LARD"
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