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TIIK BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, MAY 15. 1900.
ELECTRICITY FOR EVERYONE
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THE CRANE COMPANY'S EXHIBIT AT THE AUDITORIUM.
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Electrical Show Teaches Everyone
Its Many Uses.
NECESSITY FOR HOME OB FACTORY
Omaha Kera Pac with the
Beat of thv Coantrr In ,
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Power.
If one wnjld know exactly what power
eoata, uia alectiie powtr the power that
admits of no uncertainty tha power that
movei your machinery without waite or
ahrlnkare. y
dependability and freedom from "break
downa" are two cardinal virtue of electric
power. Electric power li free from the
annoying features of other power, for In
lt use, the trouble-produclnt overhead
shaftlnc, pulleys, slipping; and energy
wtln; belta are almost entirely elimin
ated. These are mighty Important fnctors,
aa all well-Informed power experts admit.
In a given amount of floor space, for a
factory of any sort, the man who Installs
motor-driven machinery can do one of two
things that the other fellow cannot ho CHn
operate more machines In the samo space
or he can have mora room for the comfort
and convenience of his help. No valuable
apace Is taken up by boiler and engine
rooms, coal btns, overhead shafting and
belts. Practically all modern factory build
ings are planned for the use of elactrlo
power. Old plants row operating with
other forms f power ca readily be con
nected up with electric power.
If sanitary conditions alone were the only
reasons, they would In themselves be
mighty argunents In favor of operating all
machinery by electricity. This la especially
true In plants where a lsrge number of
people are employed as well as where food
products are made. In any factory where
the 'purity of the product la of the most Im
portance, the doing away with the things
that collect and distribute dust, dirt and
grease Is accomplished by having nil ma
chinery motor-diiven.
In these days of keen competition and
very narrow margins of profit, many con
cerns are paying hlg dividends today out
of what was thoughtlessly wasted a few
years aao. T'ndpr these ponriiHnna thnn.
pcan be absolutely no "leaks" In the system
of any manufacturing concern If that con
cern Is to maintain Its position' In the com
mercial world. , All arguments of economy
favor the use of electric power and nil Its
users attest to Its superiority In every
way.
Tha finest homes In Omaha, the ordinary
homes, the tnexpenslue ones and Omaha's
largest and finest buildings bear the stamp
of Burgess-Oranden company. This con
cern, through most Intelligent, enterprising
and aggressive management, has well
earned the distinction of leading In their
lines. Being In both the wholesale and
retail gas and electric fixture business thev
are In position to carry by far the largest f
stock In Omaha, and ex.clus.vely repre
senting, as they do, the world's largest
factories In the east and In foreign coun
tries, no other concern can obtain the ar
tistic and beautiful effects in lighting fix
tures which this firm shows. Their busi
ness has been built up througli competi
tion. B-. fore purchasing fixtures for a home
one usually examines every slock possible
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BEAUTIFUL EXHIBIT OF BURGE6S-GRANDEN COMPANY A T THE ELECTRICAL SHOW.
JOirNSTON ELECTRIC COMPANY'S EXHIBIT AT AUDITORIU M.
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BYRNE-HAMMER DRY GOODS COMPANY CUTTING 40 LAY
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THE DAILY KLKCTRICAL WORLD PRINTING A -DAILY i
PAPKR DI KING THE ELECTRICAL SHOW ON PKESii f
LRIVt.M BY MOTOR. '
You Should See How Electricity is Applied to All Classes of Machinery Placed on Exhibition at the Auditorium