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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (May 28, 1911)
P i . . , . . . 0) i Po Mt Close UeMl JMy TIIE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: MAY 28, 1911. jU) 9 Cikst Lie weirs 9 3 a i 3 a Enter now and you w ill have plenty of time for solving the puzzles. There are 75 pictures and last will appear June 19. You have until July 2 to work on them. All pictures are on sale at The Bee Busi ness Office. Those which have been published 54---and a Bee Title Catalogue will be sold in combination for 64 cents; by mail, 69 cents. First Prise B3B3 00 app: CAM MODEL FQUK-TIHiaiRTlrr , . ' , . v ...... . ..... . , .... . .. , .. . "mm Jtn ' ' V'."-".. ST ' WJHK" & - i(tA vA fe i - X w.X' ' w -- J , ft ' . u I f..,'k if - s '; -i I j V-f ';- .... ... Jl The famous Apperson "Jack Rabbit" touring car, one of the best automobiles on the market, and one of the popular model four-thirty, five-passenger capacity, will be awarded as first prize. The famous Apperson hand made cars have been favorably known throughout the country for so many years that a lengthy preface relative to the merits of the car would but be added history. It is enough to say that the rec ord of this make puts the Apperson at the top with the leading cars of the country. It has road records and speed records that challenge attention of buyers. The equipment of the first prize includes top, as in illustration, two acetyline head lights and generator, three oil lamps, horn, robe rail, tire carries, foot rest and set of tools. Thp car is now on exhibition at the garage of Apperson Auto Co., 1102 Farnam St. MB III I Tl.T If A 1U VilUii' LI II If UUtVt'LUT. KIT.f M l I ir. ..... II U MMmM 44, mzLm I 4-.) 1 ImmiMmtBMM SECOND PRIZE Magnificent $750 Kimball Player Piano The Ideal mechanical player the Kimball, will go aa the second prl In thin conteet. The player (ue-'ialm ia contained within the compaee of th ordinary make piano ciine, and in no way Interfere with the regular play ing of the pln.no. The advantage of t lie Kimball 88-note player are manifold In the elmplU'tly of nievhanUm mid the ri of operation, but the greatest ln'erest to music-lovers la Its wonderful efficiency in musical efferta. It glvea nnli-k ninonM In ever mature, ilia is an instrument mat win araw ine ram- lly circle Into closer relation help make home an IdeaJ place, and consist ently follow. '1, will re, lilt In a musical education. The Kimoaii naa a repu tation for excellence equal to any. The Klin balls have gone Into the best homes la Omaha through the agency of A. Houpe Co.. lilt Douglaa etreet. ffrt'fAt- K - SO Lc-32J '3 'V u j i f rtd 0Ti'ek fl-" n ' v r - s 4 I n n ganBganuBHHHnnBBn ... U . .. I 1 ... sr. t- THL0 f mZE Ezra c I , '. - f . t 9 a t i K - " m e I f J : - ' i . 1 V , ; i-J4 w I ! . a ' a ' " . LJL i .1 11 ft lint " . ( ' ; ' r .. u .. r-xr w-wjrw - - - a - m ; I pi w 1 $500 Building Lot la Tukey & Soi's Betotiful Her Addition b"l'dlnaT lot la 60 X180, and u op the west I1.11 . ,f . 'i'hlrty.thlrd etreet It ia eighty feet north of Oak street, and la aurrounded by eevaral beautiful homes. Tu key a Her Addition, In which thia lot la located, la altuated between Omaha and South Oma ha, lying high and beau tiful, and adjacent to Humcom Park and Cen tral Boulevard. The O i.w h a and Council Bluifa Street Railway, which runs along Thirty-second Avenue. In creases sreatly the val ue of property In thla addition, and makea this lot an Ideal location for a home. This addition la prowlng rapidly, and It Is only a question of a short period until prop erty here will be worth many times Ita present valuer ' , '" '! ' ''''' FOURTH -PRIZE $200.00 Columbia Grafonola And $00 Worth ol Records The Incomparable Columbia Grafonola will be the fourth prize. This musical Instrument Is valued at $200.00, and la the culmination of human Inventive genuls In the science of aound productlon. Here, Indeed, is an Ideal musical instrument long sought for and much desired. There Is no better Instrument of this type than the Columbia. The prize offered Is the Columbia Grafonola "De Luxe." It Is built of rlcbest mahogany throughout, and equipped with the Columbia "Grand" Reproducer. Records worth $50.00 are Included In this prlxe award. Tou may hear the Columbia at the store of Columbia Phonograph Company, 1311-13 Farnam street. Cash iPriize: Five of SIO.OO; Ten of GG.OO; and Twenty of $2.00 Use This Blank to Obtain Information Booklovera' Content Editor, The Omaha lire: Please send me full Information about the Booklovera' Contest. NAME ... FULL. ADDRESS . Use This Blank in Ordering Catalogue Booklovera' Coutest Editor, The Omaha Bees Inclosed please find 30 cents, for which send me one Booklovers' Con test Catalogue. NAME FULL ADDRESS ... vw a.. r y"rirr-trivnjTjxrxjxn Mff''''"r"r' Use This Blank in Ordering Combination Offer Booklovera' Con teat Editor. The Omaha Be: Inclosed find 69 cents for which please send me (4 pictures and a Catalogue. NAME 3 FULL ADDRESS J