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BRIEF CITY NEWS
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niter's Burollsa. Ju. Mortnn Son Co.
Lighting natures BurgfsB-GranJen.
alUmor BUver friholru. Jewelnr.
Here oot Frist It Now Beacon Frees.
Dr. Stokes removed to 474 Brand. Ttaa.
Auto Tira Chela, J as. Morton Son Co.
To Borrow Montr on real estate, e
J. It. Dumont & Co., Kollne Bid.
"Today Movie Program" classified
section today. It aniears In Tna Boo
KXCLUSIVE1.Y. Kind out what the va
rious moving picture theaters otter.
Cleaning rirm Cleaned Ont Joe KoU
nick's cleaning establishment at 1811
Cuming street, u broken Into Sunday
night and a considerable quantity of ap-
lsrcl taken.
Drug (tor Bonked By breaking U
glass of the aide door in the L'nitt
Pocfkol Prug company, lfiK Famnm
at reel, Sunday night, thlrvts gained en
trance to the establishment and atole $1
In cash.
Ad Club Meeting At tna Omaha Ad
club's weekly noon luncheon meeting at
the Pazton hotel today Penn
I". Fodrea, advertising and sales man
ager of the Iten Biscuit company, will be
the speaker.
Extend Spur Track The Missouri Pa.
lflc Railway Company will bo permitted
to extend a spur track along Fifteenth
street, from Webster to Cuming street,
for accommodation of Industries In that
locality.
Ths Cambro Welsh ooiaty will holJ
Its annual Bt. David's day entertainment
at Jacobs hall. Dodge and Seventeenth
streets, Tuesday evening, February 1).
All the Welsh and Welsh descent are cor
dially Invited.
Get Something to Eat The Restau
rant Specialty company, 415 South
Klcventh street, was visited by thieves
Sunday night, who gained entranoe to
the establlhsment through a rear window
and carried away a quantity of merchan
dise. IT otic to Oar Subscribers We would
Lke to get a copy of The livening Pee
issued October 4, 1315, and one of October
23, 1915, for our bound flies. If you have
one on your pantry shelf or elsewhere
about the house or barn, will you please
send It to us. THE OMAHA 13EK
Packing House Men
Get Eight Per Cent
Raise in Their Pay
No disturbance marked the return of
packing house laborers at the local pack-
n house Dlants yesterday. The an- i
nounced raise In wages of 8 per cent for
classes of workmen took effect at the
beginning of the day s labor. Final an
nouncement of the raise In pay mado
to the workmen.
The raise In pay will average 8 per
cent all around on all classes of work
men." General Manager R. C. Howe of
the Armour plant stated. "There nas
been no disturbance and la not likely
to be one here."
St. Nicholas Story
by Omaha Writer
In the March St. Nicholas, lust out.
one of the features is an artlole. "How j
a Boy floured a Unique Mark Twain
Autograph." contributed by Victor Boso
water, editor of The Bee. The magazine
reproduces in facsimile the autograph In
question, which shows a dual signature
as "Mark Twain" and "S. X Clemlen,,
crossing so as to cut one another In
twain." along with a narrative of the
manner tn which it waa secured during
the winter of 1888, when Mr. Rosewater
waa serving as a pegs in the United
States senate and Mr. Clem mens waa In
Washington in the Interest of an Inter
national copyright measure.
OMAHANS WILL TAKE AUTO
TOUR OM PACIFIC COAST
Glenn C. Wharton la on alx weeka'
trip to the west. He will visit many of
the coast cities on business. In Spokane
he will meet Mosher O. Colpetser and
they will make a two weeks' automobile
tour of California. He will arrive home
March 31. Mrs. Glenn C. Wharton and
Mrs. Mosher O. Colpetser have gone to
Pattle Creek, Mich. They will go from
there to Baltimore, New York and other
eastern cities, returning to Omaha in
about tour weeks.
DOUGLAS COUNTY FARM
BRINGS A BIG PRICP
Records show that a profit of ap
proximately $1,000 per year has been made
for the last eleven years by Henry Kuebl
and wife through the aale of their farm
on the Went Dodge road, five miles from
Dundee. They have Just transferred it
to WUlard D. Hosford of Omaha. The
consideration waa 817,600. Eleven years
ago Kuebl bought the tract for 86,240. It
consists of eighty acres, so the present
soiling price puts a valuation of almost
1230 per acre upon the land.
FRANK M'LAUGHLIN IS ON
TRIAL FOR MANSLAUGHTER
Frank McLaughlin, formerly a watch
man employed by Joseph Byrne of the
South KMe, Is on trial on a manslaugh
ter charge) tn criminal court, accused of
""killing the son of his employer.
McLaughlin engaged In an alternation
with young Byrne In a South Side sa
loon lata at night, several months ago,
und in the course of (he dlscuason
pi'ltad a gun and shot. Byrne died the
i)xl day.
The morning was taken np with ex
amination of Jurors.
The Easiest Way
To End Dandruff
There is one sura way that never falls
to remove dandruff completely and that
Is to dlmtolve it. Thia destroys It en
tirely. To do this. Just get about four
ounces of plain, ordinary liquid arvon;
apply It at night when retiring; use
enough to moisten the scalp and rub it
in gently with the finger tips.
By morning, most if not all, of your
Jandruff will be gone, and three or four
more applications will completely dis
solve aiid entirely destroy every single
sign anJ trace of It. no matter how much
landruff you may have.
You will find, too, that all Itching and
digging of the scalp will stop Instantly,
and your hair will be fluffy, lustrous,
lossy, silky and soft, and look and feel
hundred times better.
You can get liquid arvon at any drug
tore. It Is Inexpensive and four ounces
Is all you will need. This simple remedy
ha never teen known to fall.-AJvertl.se-bitnt.
Hcariy UWM
That's What
Omaha manufacturers paid approximately $17,000,000
during 1915 in wages and salaries to their employees. The
combined payrolls of the Omaha factories, if divided equally
among the people of this city, would mean nearly $100 for
every man, woman and child.
Pretty good showing, don't you think? The manufac
turers think so. They are mighty proud of it, and they don't
care who knows it. They have increased the size of the
factory payroll fully $2,000,000 since 1909, and made nice
gains each year. No rival city has done so well.
But that isn 't the main reason w hy Omaha manufacturers
are proud of their payroll. They know that the money they
spend in this way goes to clothe and feed thousands of per
sons; in fact, a large per cent of the city's population; it
sends children to school, makes payments on homes and per
forms countless other necessary functions. They know it has
become one of the most important factors in the upbuilding
of this community, touching, directly or indirectly, practi
cally every person here.
The manufacturers are glad they are able to spend this
large sum in wages and salaries. They are glad they can
employ so many persons and pay so much for their work. But
they believe they should have a larger payroll and be a more
important factor in the community. They .know they can
if the people of Omaha will help them.
The manufacturers only ask that you co-operate with them. You need not make a single
to do is choose Omaha-Made goods when these equal in quality and price the products of
will be doing your part to help the payroll builders.
BAG MANUFACTURERS
BBMXB-OBCAXA BAO CO., 11U aad
Jackson ste Douglas llO.
BOILER MAKERS
SaAn-WXXUAMS-aCOirBTT OO tit
and Kiokorr, Douglas 1043.
BOTTLERS
OKAS BOTTWTw OO,
St Douglas 1100.
IS So. lltt
DOVP.BKZBBT lOTTITIO CO, 1HI
Webster. St Douglas 798.
BOXES PACKING
OMASA BOX CO,
star 413.
Bast Omaha, W.h-
zaaEm.sa-0'rx.Tira CO f Omaha rttre
St Corrugated Bos Co.), lata aas
DsaTea worth. Douglas 1138.
BREWERS
TOBI BBBWZHO CO,
lsia
Ave, webster 811.
BTBTI BBBWZBO OO tth and X.eaTa
worth, Douglas 1498.
nBO ZBOO BBXWXBTO CO, Krus;
Aveau and Boulevard, Tyler 480.
9ZTTBB BBBWXBO CO oth sad T
Bis. (BOutA ).
WXX.LOW SFBXMOB BBBWXBO) OO St
aad Slokory Bts Douglas 1308.
BRICK MANUFACTURERS
KTDBAVUO Hill BBXCK CO 1808
W. O. W. Bldg., Douglas 80S.
BUTCHERS' and PACKERS' TOOLS
C. B. X.ZTBB si CO 1810 Capitol Ave
Douglas 818.
CASOO POULTRY AND CHICK FEED,
CORN MEAL, ETC.
CASOO MXDXXBO CO 14th aad rani
Bts r hones I Dong. 147s er S78.
CEMENT BLOCK MANUFACTURERS
COBTCBBTB BTOBB CO.. BT.
W. Cor. 88th Ave. aad Sahlea-. Wss
star mho.
COX FECTIOBTERT
D. J. CBBXEsT OO.
Douglas 833.
TOiaiLI si BIBsTTbTO OO II'T It
ease) at
Omaha
Wages and Salaries
COUCHES AND MATTRESSES
f Xfc O. BOW CO 1801 jriobolM
Douglas 1800.
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COFFEE, TEA AND SPICES
FABsTZB-OI.gov OO 118 Be. lltk Bt
Douglas 8338.
ZBMAjrBrxmiOAB- coma 00
1117-18 Dodge Bt Douglas T1B8.
CRACKER MANUFACTURERS
mm BIBCUIT OO, Capttol Ave, lBtk
to 131 Bts Douglas 8183.
CRAVATS, BELTS, PURSES, POCKET
BOOKS and SUSPENDERS
nrxTx, rocarwooD aero. 00 83 13
Bouts. ISta Bt Douglas S3B1.
CREAMERY COMPANIES
jrAiBJcoanr cbbabtbbt 00 itta aad
Joaes Bts Douglas 1401.
WATBBX.OO CBBAsTBBT CO 1817
Ksward Bt Douglas 1408,
COMMISSION, PRODUCE, ETC.
aTXBOSvBBAW 81 BOB, X3T0, 1808-11
Howard Bt Douglas 494.
DISTILLERS
ZX.ZB ft CO. WtLIOW BTBXaTQfl DIM.
T1LLI1I, 881-8 Howard Bt Doug
las 894.
ELECTRIC COMFANDSS
OXABA BUOTBZO X.IOXT ft BOWBB
CO V. a. Bldg Sous las 10S8.
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES AND
LIGHTING FIXTURES
BVmOBIB-OBABSSB- Co 1811 Bow.
ard Bt Tylet asi.
ENGRAVERS ELECTROTYPERS
AKXB BBOft. BBOBATZV0) CO 1118
Bewerd Bt Douglas B08H.
ENVELOPE MANUFACTURERS
BT7BKX.BT BBrTBLOFB CO, 417 Bo.
lata Bt Douglas
FIXTURES
oagAXA romm ft nvrrtrt 00.
414-18-18 Be. lata Bt Douglas 8TS4.
FLOUR MILLS
OTDzata Brrr.TjrBB) CO uoj rsmi
MANUFACTURERS
Paid by Omaha Factories Would Be
In urging Omaha people to buy Omaha-Made goods, the
manufacturers ask nothing that they themselves would not
do. No manufacturer would ask his neighbor to buy goods
from his factory if the quality was lower or the price higher
than the products from other cities that the neighbor could buy.
But Omaha manufacturers know that the quality of
their goods is as high, often higher, than the quality of pro
ducts made anywhere else in the world. They know the
prices of their goods are as low, frequently lower, than
prices of products made anywhere else. The reason they
know this is because Omaha-Made goods sell in every state
in the union, and in foreign countries, in competition with
all comers.
With the question of quality and price settled, the
manufacturers believe that they make a purely business
proposition when they ask Omaha people to patronize Omaha
factories. ' They know that they can give home folks better
quality for the same money, and the same quality for less
money. For there are no freight charges added to the sell
ing cost to Omaha people.
There is another reason why it is a business proposition.
When Omaha folks buy Omaha-Made goods they keep
Omaha money at home. And Omaha money spent in Omaha
means more work and better times for Omaha people.
FOUNDRIES Casting; and Sash
Weights.
okaka rouroY coatvAjrr, .01
JsesBO, St. Douglas 8438.
FUR GOODS
aTATzoBAXi rn ft TAararoro) co
1826 So. 13ta Bt, Tries 180.
GAS COMPANIES
OBtAXA OAS
CO
1008 H sward Vt
Douglas 808.
HATS
OaCABA BAT TACTOBT, 1881 Douglag
Bt. Douglas 48K4.
ICE DEALERS
BOFX.Z'B ZOB ft OOU BTOBAQB CO
188 Ckloage Bt Douglas BO.
O Si AHA ICB ft COX.D 8T0BAOB OO
MoCague Blk lata aad Dodge Bta
Douglas 460.
ICE MACHINES
aAa-BB tea UAcnmra co irts aad
Blokolss Bts Douglas 1841.
LAUNDRIES
VOBTABBEb aVAWTDBT Oo 1TOB TVs
tea Bt Douglas 80SO.
imiU fcAOTTDBT OO 1507-08-11
Jaokaoa Bt Douglas 818.
rVBZTAW umilBT, B808-18 raraasa
Bt Xaraea 1771.
LEAD WORKS
X.AWBBBCB BBOT ft LllO CO, ae
luij South Omaaa, Douglas 1888.
LOIKiK SlI'PUES
X.ODOB lumi CO 1111 raruass Bt
Douglas 4100.
MACARONI
anaaas acAB-DTAOTirmzvo 00.
14ta aad Jaokaoa Bts Trie IBeA
MONUMENTS
. F. BUMV ft OO 170 Ouaalag BU
Domglas 87s.
FURNACES
BTABTDABJO nUaOl ft IUmT
00 411-ls Be. lota st,XMaiU aosrr.
Deserve
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sacrifice. All you need
other cities. Then you
MIRRORS mad ART GLASS WINDOWS
KIDL1XB UH ft FAIWT OO Ills
aad Bowatd. Douglas 781.
OILS '
X T. sTTOXOXB on OO s4 BaUd
Bldg Douglas tot.
PACKING HOUSE PRODUCTS
awrrr abb coscrAarr. seatit Oataaa.
Bosta aaao.
PLANING MILL
SABXBBB BBAZ.TT IBTBBTsCBB (
CO Orouad rioe Bee Bldg Deug,
Us 8888.
PRINTERS BOOK AND JOB
oaiAXA rBivTiaa oo lata aad raj.
aam. Douglas 348.
COBBT ft ateKBBXZa. 1407 Blaraey Bt
Douglas 844.
SADDLERY
J. at. BABBT ft CO,
818-17 Beutk 18tk
Bt Douglas MS.
STARCH MANUFACTURERS
DKrXAHOa BTABOK OO,
Bt, Douglas 170.
550 Omaalaf
SERUM MANUFACTURERS
O. x. BBBtrac co, aaaB x.
Bt. Boat
Ouaka, Bouta 453.
AZTEZO, BBBUkt
CO South Osaaka.
South 883.
OKAiar bxziT tvmt 00, Xrtbar a-
change Bldg, South Omaha, Bo. 85S4,
south Omaha. South 8888. ,
TANKS, CULVERTS. GRAIN BINS,
AND OIL DRUMS
STZBBABKA ft IOWA BTBBX, TABS
CO 1301 Bpruee St.. Wekster 878.
TENTS AND AWNINGS
BCOTT.OMLa.HA TBBTT ABB AWBTW
CO lltk aad Bsrnsr Bts, Doug. 888.
TIN CANS AND SHEET METAL
OOHDOW uwiati OO sth aad
Dodge Bts Douglas BOB.
WOOD WORKS
oat aha wood woman o 00
aaaroy Bt Doaglaa Bs4d
1801
WHOLESALE GROCERIES
FAXTOW ft MlUOgJav 701-11 Boalk
18th at. Douglas saa.
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