THF, OMAHA SUNDAY BF,K: .TUNE 30. 1P07.
NEWS OF THE
BUSY HOME BUILDERS
SEVEN MILLION INCREASE
lor adapted by th union thre years ago
of holding a political primary on the eva
of the regular primaries for the selection
of csnlldstes frr whom the members of
the affiliated unions would vote either In the
primaries r at the polls. He alleges that
In times past these labor primaries have
been manipulated so thut real friends and
associates of laboring men were defeated
and persons not favoring thlr cause were
chosen. He desires an expression from
members of organlxed labor on the subject
so that It may be considered from every
side of the question.
Gas Electric
AND
Combination Fixtures
Advance in Valuation of Real and
Tersonal County Property.
SOME -ARCHITECTURE AWFUL
A Twentieth Century Cottage
RAILROADS AND PALACE CARS OUT
What an Omaha Designer Sajt
Personal Tastes.
of
Plaares and Realty He present Xesr
Building and ol atsrl
Italse on Land Not Yet
Assessed.
RESULTS ARE FROZEN DISCORD
D
lip
ir
Pantaatle OMtlnni that Are Deslsned
Hrraur Ikr Ownrra Think They
Ar Cate Are lowlr
(living Wiri
"The t a nt of the people nowsiiayi lsan
altogether toward something entirely new
and unheard nf In the line of building
home, a In other things." ald a leading
Omaha architect. "We have to draw up
what, the people want and iionietlmea our
Ideas of tRite are awfully violated and
mutilated by the demands of people for
What they think will be 'nobby.' or 'odd,' or
'cute.' Odd they certainly are. Some of
the thing planned and erected are posi
tively fantastic. They contain a bit of all
Vinds of architecture, horrible In Its In
cnnariilt y.
"The time Is coming snd I can see It al
ready when people will go hark to the
architecture of the good old days of our
grandparent. I can eee the big. roomy,
olid, auhatantlal, comfortable houses now
like we used to have easl In the lit 11a town
where 1 lived. They were built of stone,
and the white mortar allowed tn Irregular
lines on those massive gTay walls. Thu
windows were deep and provided with
ahutters a mere detail which could be li-ft
eff In the modern house after this model.
The roof was gabled and the chimneys rose
from each end.
"Inside the arrangements were Just aa
sensible and there was every sign of coin
fort and homllneas. A bed room with the
Tour-poster, covered with Its white dimity
hanging and white coverlet; the wall paper
modestly flowered, the big. deep fireplace
with Its oak paneled mantle, the deep,
lunny windows.
"What, do you see In the modern house
ihat approaches this? Some people erect
massive dwellings that look like rastlos
or penitentiaries. Others erect fantastic
things that bear more or less resemblance
to Chinese pagodas.
"Recently I have had requests for plans
. to he drawn for structures on the lines of
ihe old colonial dwellings or the farm
houses of New Kngland. People seem to he j
getttlng a desire to move back to nature,
and with this desire, which generally fol
lows on a healthy city growth. I think there
will come a revival of rural architecture.
Houses of this typo can be built more
cheaply than the more common tpe of
house now In vogue because they require
rougher and less expensive materials. The
man who sets out to build such a house,
though, must not try to make room for
his modern tastes. He must not try to mix
modern "comforta," so-called, with the
beauty of the old-fashioned, or the com
poalte will be a wretchd failure. 1 look
for some of the suburban homes to be
erected In the near future to follow these
lines."
William Mumaugh. the contractor, la pre
paring to build a modern residence on the
Florence boulevard, opposite the horn of
Rom Miller. Me has purchased a lot and
will begin building soon.
The recently announced purpose to build
a new city on the large alt purchaaed at
Beymour Tark by an eastern syndicate ha
created an Increased activity In real es
tate In the southwest part of the cily. This
Is a portion of Omaha which (a beautifully
favored topographically and has excellent
street oar facilities. In late year the resi
dence district ha not expanded In that
direction as much as it has toward the
west and northwest. But with the pros
pect of a large residential auburb at Sey
mour Park, building In that direction has
received a decided boom.
The new Rome hotel la nraring comple
tion and will be occupied In a few days.
TTie lighting fixtures, which are to be an
Important feature In this new hotel, are
being installed by the Burgess, Granden
Co.
The entrance to the pastor' study of the
Vnlty church has been changed, the Ne
braska Concrete Reinforcing company were
given the difficult task of matching the
stonework of the church with concrete
blocks. Red block were ued for the
coping, with alternate red and white block
for the wall. The result I a very pleas
ing contrast,
A discovery of vital interest to manufac
turers and users of concrete block ha re
cently been made by V. R. Owens of the
Nebraska Concrete Reinforcing company In
the way of a waterproof filler for facing
' concrete product. An Important fact re
garding Mr. Owens' filler I that It doe
not affect the strength, setting or harden
ing qualities of the cement. A evere tet
was mad last week by pouring wXr on
the face of block treated with the filler.
Although the Minks were but forty-eight
hours old. the water remained on the ur
face until evaporated, apparently none be
ing absorbed by the block.
Th Nebraska Mattress company. In ad
dition to the twenty horsepower motor
Installed by the American Electric com
pany, mention of which was made last
week, has Just placed an order for sn
additional motor of twenty horsepower,
wHh the same firm. Th Crelghton School
of Pharmacy baa Just t in equipped with
tfit) light and fixture by liii.
G. VT. Clahaugh. secretary of th Gas
company, I having stamped steel ctlllngs
put In hi parkir. sitting room, den and hall.
Th National Rooting cr.npany haa juat
completed a gravel roof on th school
building at Lyons. Neb. The same com
pany has also Just commenced work on
a slats roof on the Wis Memorial hos
pital and a tile roof on th De Bord resi
dence at Thlrty-flfth and Woolworth av-
Vour modern bouse, to cost I3.&0O each,
will b rectd at the comer of Thirty
1th street and Woolworth avsnu. by It
C. Pater A Co.
Dr. T. E. Coulter haa had plan drawn
up and will begin immediately the erection
of a modern home to coat U.OH) at Forty,
first and Davenport atreeta. Dr. C. A. Hull
will erect a home on an adjoining lot at a
cost of 7,6uO.
Still the demand for houses continues
unabated In this great and growing city.
Directory publisher and public school
enumerators may. in th absence of th
government census taker, guess at th
incressing population, but th real est at
men and th house hunters have the real
Ins i fie Information. Contraotora and
laborers can furnish additional tnfor
aalion. Contract r let every day for
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The design which we Illustrate this week
Is .articularly adapted for building In the
country on account of Its extreme sim
plicity and the ease and cheapness with
which it can be constructed. The founda
tion is finished in four range rork above
grade and three-Inch Biding for remainder
of building. If cheaper, cement block
could be used for foundation above surface
nd' concrete mixture below grade.
The laige. open cornice and commodious
HIMI I"I''H
lvHl
porch, with Ita Immense pillars, give this
home a finished appearance.
We invite your careful attention partic
ularly to the size of the room on the first
floor and the conveniently located door
between the different rooms. The etalrs
are so placed as to permit a direct en
trance to them from either the living
room or the kitchen. The pantry connect
with both the kitchen and dining room.
A woodshed could be placed on the end
of the house If needed and a door placed
In the wash room.
Th second floor has two large and two
new houses and -still the number of vacant
homes continues so small It can hardly be
noticed. One real estate firm began work
last week on twelve new house In various
parts of the city. A large number of other
contracts were let for new residences and
many are begun.
The contract for the sheet metal work
on the B. & M. depot at Ashland, Neb.,
has been awarded to njornson & Haas.
The quality of workmanship turned out In
Omaha. In the cornice line, Is indicated by
the award of a contract by the Sidney
Drug company of Sidney, Neb., to BJorn
ton St Haas also, although this firm was
by no means the low bidder, the award
being made purely on the quality of their
workmanship.
The new Omaha hospital at Thirty-sixth
and Cuming streets Is progressing nicely
now. E. C. Bennett ft Co. have been
awarded the contract for installing elec
tric wiring for lighting, power elevators,
heating and ventilator purposes.
The handsome new home of Sol Tevy
at Thirty-third street and Lincoln boule.
vard will be wired for electric light by the
Wolfe-Lovett company. '
"There are several little things of which
the people In this part of the country arc
Ignorant In the way of home beautiflers
and finishers," said an Omaha man recently
returned from the east. "Among these
are marhle. tile, glased brick and stained
glass. Real marble, of course, is almost
prohibitively expensive here. But a very
good imitation which Is practically as
durable can be made and its appearance
In a residence Is extremely artistic. Yet
it is a thing almost unknown in Omaha
homes.
"Glased brick which are used o ex
tenslvely In England and on the continent
are almost unknown here, though they
are not expensive and will wear forever,
always look well and are kept clean with
th greatest ease. Stained glass for
windows Is considered only useful for
churches, but with a very pretty effect
can be obtained especially If It Is used
for an oriel window or something of a
similar nature."
Joseph Houska has started hi two brick
store rooms on the northwest corner of
Sherman avenue and Locust street.
Mr. Frank Martin of the Mart tn-Cott
Hat company purchased another lot next
south of the corner of Twenty-fourth and
Wirt street adjoining hi residence. Mr.
Maitin expects tp Improve these two lots,
but peril a pa not until next year.
Th Cote. McKenna cigar ator In th
Paxton block la being equipped with a
matal ceiling. The work I being don by
BJornson ft Haas.
Electric fana hav been in extraordinary
demand thl year and electrical dsalers
sy the demand ha not yet shown much
evident of falling off.
E. W. Bexton will begin the erection
of modern horn at 3bm Manderson street
within fw week. H 1 having th
plans drawn calling for a two-story frame
dwelling to cost In th neighborhood of
$4,000.
Mr. McKay of J. E. Haney ft Co. has
started hi nw St.fd horn at Twentieth
and Wirt streets
The naw bom of Mrs. Reichenberg at
Thirty-sixth and Harney streets will be
provided throughout with th latest fix
ture and qulprant for elaotrlo lights.
Th system will e furnished with flush
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stiull chambers, one of which could be
uwd as a bath room, and If needed two
rooms could be finished 1n the attic.
This house can be built for $2,(rt, exclu
sive of plumbing or heating.
Height of first floor, nine feet; second
floor, eight and a half feet; cellar, soven
feet.
In explanation of our estimates we would
say that it is Impossible for us to give n
exact cost for any locality without first
becoming acquainted with local prices and
conditions. We would suggest In this ca
pacity that you either see your local con
tractor or write us and we will send you a
list of quest Ions and at a small expense
figure for you the exact coat of any build
ing In response to numerous requests we
have prepared a book containing a number
of views and complete floor plans of moderate-priced
houses. This will be sent pre
paid upon receipt nf 25 cents. Address all
letters to Huildlng Department, , care
Omaha Bho, Omaha, Neb.
switches
done by
throughout. The work will
the Wolfe-Lovett company.
be
On Wirt street In one block between
Nineteenth and Twentieth streets four new
houses are now under construction. Be
tween Kighteenth and Nineteenth streets
on Wirt street two $5.0J0 homes are under
construction. At present there are nine
teen new homes being built In the addi
tion, with prospects of many more being
started soon. For a high-class residence
district. Kountze place is again coming to
th front.
Dr. Hamilton ts completing a $5,000 resi
dence on the corner of Binney and Twen
tieth streets, which will be occupied by
Mr. R. B. Busch of Crane & Co.
HOW TO AVOID THE RED DEMON
loprotected 'Windows the Gateway
of Destruction by
Fire.
WASHINGTON, D. C, June 29.-The In
ternational 6ociety of Building Commis
sioners has kept moat careful tab on the
fires of the last year and In a recent bulle
tin makes the statement that 44 per cent of
all the fire losses of the year are directly
attributable to the lack of proper window
protection! Fire originates In one building,
but cannot be confined there, and Its travel
is made easy via the window route to every
building In the neighborhood. Further, 80
per cent of all the damage done in bulld
tncs In which tire did nut h.v. ita Ari,..n
is fault of Insufficient window protection.
In a conflagration like that of San Francisco
nearly lOu per cent of the datWae la di
rectly attributable to that same cause, for
In that case we know of but fourteen sepa
rate and distinct fire occurring In the city
on that memorabl morning. Had the ad-
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J V',;""" "'vuineraoie ny
a.... - mcr i, icn tiuuin nave
been confined In the structure In which
they had their Inception and would hav
resulted In but insignificant blazes. Surely
Is this matter of properly protecting win
dows an important one! Shutter and the
usual automatic closing affair constitute
but makeshift protection at best; the one
""rro "a universally approved system
. ...uv. (..v.ri-iiuii ia a. meiai or incom
bustible sash filled with wire glass, and
where the danger Is particularly great, on
narrow alleys, etc., there should be two
thicknesses of wire glass.
It finds also that Ts ,.-r cent of all the
damage done In bulldli .s where Are orig-
I nil Ail waa railaaH V... . i
elevators, permitting the apd spread of
fire throughout everv part or the structure
New building, should The eulpr w"n
brick or hollow tile fireproof enclosure.
and where these may be difficult to place
about elev.tora and st.tr. I old building.
then light iron frame, and wire g,as. "
cloaurea can be so plared at little cost and
affording enlendid ptotectlon.
'
VICTIM OF FIRE IS BURIED
Slaa Killed la Martla Flats Sup
posed tw Have Beta Joseph
Campbell.
Th body of th man upposed to b Jo
eph Campbell found t riJay morning In th
ruin of th Martin flat after th fire of
Friday morning wa. interred in Forest
Lawn cemetery by th coroner Saturday
morning. Friday afternoon at S o'clock an
lng.uei a a held. No ataolute identifica
tion was possible, but all th evidence
eein to indicate that th companion of
t harle Ctr-ipbell, th man who Jumped
and broke his ankle, was th out who
wa killed. This Joseph Campbell an
swered well to the desertptons of th dd
man. As far aa known h ha 14 rIUv
or connection in Omaha,
BEDROOM aj9tZD nOOe1
CCcTJ sj Jag
KO ftcJMwa CCO ROOK
Completed figure from the county as
sessor' office show a total Increase In the
valuation of real and personsl property In
Douglas county of $7.069,7in. This does not
Include railroads and palace car companies,
which are ase!ed by the Stat Board of
Assessment, which sits In July. The grand
total of personal snd real property, exclud
ing railroads, is I15a.0b8.29n. Lst year it
was SH6.00S.5M).
The greatest Increase is in the business
districts of Omaha. The Increase In the
real estate assessment represents new
buildings, or improvements on buildings,
and not the natural raise In the value of
land which is not reassessed until next
year. The increase in the real estate as
sessment In Omaha was $3.ti95. In South
Omaha It was 3Z1,U0, and In the country
districts S-T.370.
The personal assessment has not been
compiled by districts since the alterations
were made by the Board of l'Jqualizatlon.
The total shows an increase In personal
property over the entire county of $3,92fi.8nR.
The following table shows the valuations
of real estate by divisions as compared
with the valuation last year:
1907.
Omaha t 71.17B.2sn $74.73.115
South Omsha, lt.iit.T.'Wi H.M.44n
Country 1ft.iX,iH In.SlS.aa)
Total real estate.
Personal
l(lll.4.i4 l10 Jn..MH! 915
. 4o.544,570 4M7U75
Grand total $l,flO,Bso $1R3,0H8,J90
It is believed the railroad and palace car
assessment by the state hosrd will show a
substantial Increase this year. The total
of these two Items last year was $7,126,710.
MAYOR STANDS BY HIS SLOGAN
Write "Nothing Ilolnir" Across AntU
Whistling Ordinance by rres
Ident Johnson.
Mayor Pahlman ha redeemed another of
his campaign pledges and "nothing doing"
as an official expression, has received of
ficial recognition.
Saturday morning the mayor nia'dp public
the fact that he hadvptoed the Johnson
anti-whlstllng ordinance and he did so In
the following terms:
To the City Council: I herehy return with
out my approval the "whistling" ordinance
for the following reasons: i do not think
It could be enforced. It would need a recl-
ment of policemen with special locomotives
to keep in sight or tne majority or railroad
engines or there would never be enough
vldence to convict; ann rurtnermore. we
need a little noise of that kind to keep
things moving. Nothing doing.
'It is my intention, said the mayor, "to
redeem every pledge, and I had really for
gotten my promise to the ptiullo to put
nothing dolng on any ordinance which
was not worthy. When this ordinance came
up I thought there should be 'nothing do
ing' and when I had written the words
remembered that another pledge had been
redeemed."
ALL PULL F0R PURE FOOD
National Association of Grocers Con
vention Attended by Omaha
Men in Lin.
John 8. Brady, Charles IT. Tlckens and
Edgar Allen returned Saturday from Chi
cago, where they spent the week attend
ing the convention of the National Whole
sale Grocers' association.
This association was formed in Buffalo
a year ago and has more than doubled Us
membership since then. Every state In the
union with the exception of some three of
four, were well represented by the leading
wholesale grocers.
"The national awsoclatlon Is doing all In
Its power to secure the passage of 'pure
food' laws, by the several states, to con
form with th national laws, and hope
to secure decisions by the several pure
food commissions of the different states
In conformity with the national decisions.
thus avoiding complications In business
that would naturally otherwise necessarily
arise," said Mr. Pickens.
John 8. Brady was re-elected as one of
the directors of the association. The Omaha
and western contingent quite generally left
Chicago previous to the banquet, which
was served Friday evening-.
CUPID WINS IN LONG FIGHT
Finally Bncreds In Landing; Will
Herdman Under the Bell at
the Altar.
William H. Herdman, well know demo
cratlc politician and formerly deputy city
attorney and Miss Lou M. Nelson, will ba
married thl evening at 8 o'clock at the
horn of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
N. J. Nelaon. 914 8outh Twenty-fifth street.
The fact he was about to be married has
I been cl0""ly Mr' ""I"
man and even hi closest business assocl
ate knew nothing about It. The wedding
will be a very quiet affair and th ceremony
will be witnessed only by a few relatlv
and Intimate friend and will be performed
Z R
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j church.
J. W. Cor.ley of the Firt Paptlst
At th close of the ceremony
r,cpptlon wm ,,e neld at the home.
i Mr. and Mrs. Herdman will leave at one
for the Klrnesota and Wisconsin lak
region fMi u three week' wedding trip. On
their return they will be at home at 4106
Lafsys'te avenue.
Mr. ioruman mena considered htm a
J confirmed oachelor and they were greatly
surprised at tne announcement he was
about to wed.
SMALLPOX RILES ROWDEN
Victim Visits tlty Hall, Whereupon
II Worthy superintendent
Promptly Klplodes.
l'er I'a,"ar. Kan., wandered
lnl 8alU,'day mo"1,n' -
'"ranlfd by V"0' ,ma"PX- BulIr
WU" nl "Ce.'Vd 'Uh b
j r"T' , ,
,Bra,esl d,Rl,1y of tl.s su- ;
l' ot ,h lU """' C
I I,r ",,i!K"anl at "'e thought-
I lf,9ne8S of ,ne visitor, but at all who made
I his presence possible. j
"If th-y arc gi.lng to turn the city hall
Into a pt'Stlinusw they sliuuid put out a
sign. 1 m going to see the mayor and see j
If till thing la guing to be kept up. I .
want a policeman stationed at each door of
the city hall with Inturuci luin to make all I
smallpox patients stand in the street until 1
they can be taken to the peaihouse." I
Butler was taken to the Emergency ho, j
pital, the; room of the health officer were
fumigated and the only evidence of the i
visit was th perturbed feeling of Mr. !
Row den.
M'DONALD AND PRIMARIES
Preaideat ut Outral Labor laloa
Xaae a Ke of Ka
clar Friuuu-1.
C. A. McDonald, president of th Central
Labor union, ha. written a letter in which
t tafc a decked .land galnl It. poi-
Qvn Your Home
Your Rent Money Will Pay
for it. Ask Us How?
We will build your house cverr-
thins; from architect's plana to
paint and shingles. The amount
you pay for rent, under our plan
will make you the owner of your
home. Start right, start now.
THE WESTERN HOME
BUILDERS
2 Ifl So. 12th St. I'lione Doug. 6017
r
We Carry a Complete Line ol Electric Light
and Combination
FIXTURES
Visit Oar Show Roon
G. Lowry
American
Electric Light
nd Power
Contractors.
CompaLiy 1
CONCRETE s
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Y Updike Lumber arvd Coal Co.
WHOLESALE
New Yard.. All New, Bright Stock, Good Grades and Prompt
Delivery
Bring Us Your Bills for Estimate
Office, 100 Bee Building
Douglas 2473
ROOFS AND ROOFS
There are Roofs and there are Roofs, but the Roofs we apply are all
GOOD ROOFS
Carey's Flexible Cement Roofing, Asphalt Gravel Roofing.
"Barrett Specification Pitch and Gravel Roofing.
'Phone Douglas 871 for special salesmen to call.
SUNDERLAND ROOFING AND SUPPLY CO.
1006-8-10 Douglas Street.
m'ffifTjiTB'VTnntrWHWIIffai
aheet Metal Work of all Kincte-
METAL
21&-20-22 North 15th
C. B. HAVENS
BUILDING MATERIALS OF ALL KINDS
LIME, CEMENT, PLASTER, CRUSHED ROCK, SAND, BRICK AA'D
SEWER PIPE.
Get Our Quotations Before .Placing Orders Elsewhere,
Phone Douflai 317
HOT AIR HEAT
BA5ITARY
No Bursting Pipes
COX
Hot Air
Properly Equipped
THRKK 'PHOXEH.
1 H'"-1 ""WC'iTTisyitfllilllllrliHIf
IT. BlIOTBICITT In your bob.
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E. C. BENNETT Sc CO.
TL Boag. 3816.
ZX.SCTXICAX,
Western Electrical CompaLny
411, 413 South 10th Street
INSTALL WIRING FOR RESIDENCES
We Are Always Raady When You Are- SEC VS. Phone Doug. 346
Special Low Prices During (he
Summer to Reduce Stock
ORDER NOW!
Goods Delivered When You
Are Ready
A Thousand Artlstlo and Useful IMrture
Always ea Hand
Important to Builders Fixtures should
he selected before wiring contract Is let.
We carry by far the largest and hest slock
of useful as well as ornamental lixturc
In the west.
Burgess-Granden Co.
Telepbon 681.
S13 Booth 15th St.
Select From Stork
E. J. Glllespl
Electric
405 Jackson St.
Phone Douglas
1481
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WATER CURED l!Try block w mak ts subject to a
constant spray of wster for twelve days thoroughly crys
talling the cement mid guaranteeing the life of the block.
Concrete block cured tn tills way will heeome harder with
age. We are the originators and exclusive users of the
special automatic water upray system. Estimates and
price on rquet. Fbon Harnay 436. 4005 LTnwortb,
t'l'.ViViM triVi'i'i' i 53 j. . .
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AND RETAIL
Yrds, 45th and Dodge St..
Harney 737
CEILINGS
St. Talaohona 2374
to
& COMPANY
1805 F.rntm St
KCONOM1CA L SATISFACTORY
No Ruined Fnrnllure Easily Onerafrd
Furn&ces COX
for Correct Installation
H FARXAM STRKET
W wlU pits It tor yon without oharr.
was aVVtl BJ BVUV lm
OOBTTBAOTOB4.
ISO Jajrsam.
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In time of prosperity pltx" Prt ot
your Income with the Omaha lovn ud
KuUrllng Association In weekly or
monthly payments. Some day thin
fund may carry you over a rough and
rocky road. Six per rent rer annum
Is paid on saving- accounts and reason
able rates are made on monthly pay
ment homestead loans. See tig for
further Information at Sixteenth and
Dodge strets.
Omaha Loan &
Building Association
(1. W. LOOM IS, ii. M. Nnttlnger,
President. Secretary.
J. If. Koplct, .(tt., So. Omaha
Houth Omaha Office Opp. Post Office.
Don, experiment
ENAMELS
-Th arfnd that dost war off
Transparent
"Floor-Shine"
tor
Hardwood
Floors.
Linoleums,
and
Furniture.
ENAMELS
Pot Old or New Floors, Furnttore
and Woodwork.
Wears like Cment Dries orer
night with Brilliant Qlo. Contains
no Japan or Shellac. Writ at onof
for Free Booklet, Color Card anj
List of Dealer.
Trial Oaa Tree (and lOo to pay
postage). Enough for a Chair, Table
or Kitchen Cabinet.
Aadreasi
TtOOm-SHTSE" CO- Bt. Lortla, Ha
old In Omaha by
Orchard & WUhelm Carpet Co,
CEMENT STONE
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ARTISTIC TILE WORK
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