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If you are interested in any certain section
of the west, visit the exhibits of the products
of that section which will be shown at
THE OulAEIA LAUD S.1017
OCTOBER 16 to 20, COLISEUM, OMAHA
You. will be especially interested in the prod
ucts raised in the territory along the lino of the
HFIAVY LnfLS
OJTIXiAT 3IZL J
Furnishing the Home
rl
ssaa VI r W BJfS
A
ism
T hM not been customary to
look to the architect for sua-
Bt1on on Interior furnish
ins and decoration. So lew
people, however, engage the
service of an exiierlem-orf
isvorator and house furnisher, thlnkimj
"vmseives tuny rompetont to handle
this part of the work, that . f.-r
relations from the Writer from . r,-.,.,
i ana artutic standpoint miaht i,
flsiiietinr . i ,
. ,y x,j,r wno at this time of
turn ear am rntn oi.t.... .
! oiiiuu I M iinw nntna
as Deen under construction dur
lummer.
5 hl?n nonm of tlle furniture is bought
- j im; me new Home, tlie old funil
i i mr; ocina- considered good enough. It
I ij men more, difficult to have the fur-
i ji.vuie m narmony with the home, for
y fi-in lurnrture, whlcli has been nccumu
; , , lated for years, la often of a miacollane-
"ua aort. Theio Is the rocker in nit-
. ihogany that was given to father on
hiislmaj", and another rocker In oak
' l,ht given to arandmother h,.
il the dining room table of one kind
pi wood, purchased years ago. with
hmore modern iooklna dinina- mnm ri,.i
jinf a different kind of wood, purchased
Cincn. ine old chairs wore out, etc.
When the furniture Is In sets, the
Ining room set. for example, being all
luarter sawed light oak. the parlor or
living room furniture birch, stained ma-
l( ""gaiiy, or reai manogany, the library
jj furniture In dark mission oak. with the
i . bedroom set In one room hirri.v.
maple, and in another room of white
!' wnameT. if la .
. . . ... .v.. uiuici oui.ii circum-
ynces to keep the furniture of a home
yFi harmony with Its surroundings, and
Jwhen having the house built, the wood
f finish In each room- should match the
furniture which It will contain, whether
J lit be the old furniture, which la In sets,
i fnr whether pew furniture Is to be pur
( thased.
i Sometimes, however, a certain effect
. Is wanted in the woodwork which ap-
rrentiy can not be bought In furniture.
Vor example: The writer had a client
io wanted a certain nhorfn e,t
the Circassian walnut wainscoting
yarned ceiling and other woodwork of
library, but was unable to purchase
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Circassian walnut librarv table n nrl
other furniture in exactly that color.
Under the direction of the writer, she
went to a first class furniture aim-.
picked out the Btyle of turnlture she
w-anted, In that kind of wood, and then
had It delivered to her home dlreetlv
from the factory, without any finish
on it. The painter who finished the
woodwork In that room was then en.
gaged to finish the furniture to match
mat room, and he did so, to a nicety.
The point being empUslxed Is that un
der most any circumstances, furniture
can bo made to match the woodwork
or the woodwork can be made to match
the furniture.
If the old furniture for the librarv' i.aa
dark green or dark maroon, or Hark
brown leather UDholsterv. that nnin
should be used In either light or dark
shade throughout the decoration for tha
room. In other words, if it la stirWn
craftsman furniture with dark brown
leather upholstery, brown of him artiatlo
shade should be used for the wall dacora.
tion, and brown should predominate in
MR. CLAUSEN'S BOOK
'The Art, Science and Bantlment
of Homebuilding."
Thirty chapters, 300 Illustrations.
It covers a wide range of subjects,
lnoludlng th planning of bunga
lows, snbnrban and cltv nomas,
costing from $.,000 te ao.ooo, let
log ouatraots, choosing materials,
J roper design of entranoe, win
owe, fireniaoea, ate. Vew third
edition. Price, postpaid, Sl.oo.
Address, Arthur O. Clausen,
Archlteet, 1136,-37-38 Lumber Ex
change, Minneapolis, Mlaneaota.
the rug upon the floor and in the curtains
at the windows, and also in the portieres,
if there are any. This does not mean.
Of eourse. that should the rockers h oM
Jumbo black leather furniture, that the
wall decorations, curtains and carpet
should also be black. Good taste and
discretion, of course, must be used In aU
r m-'-A i
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lrferty-ti
jSeptember Building Operations
Miillding peimita for new construction
during the month of September in
o leading building center
iOUt the country, as rennrted ta
pTh.e American Contractor. Chicago, show
JV pain of 10 per cent aa compared with
1 September. 1310, whereas the first nine
fniiintbs of this year show a dsrlln of
( nearly I per cent aa compared with the
; same months of the last year. Leaving
ou the 110,000,000 steel plant at Duluth,
.nr
I "Oty.
Atlanta .......
Baltimore ....
Buffalo
Chattanooga...
Chiraeo -
Cincinnati ...
f Columbus
kDallaa
letrolt
ijnuutn ........
Bv-ant villa ....
lOrand Rapids,
rHsrtfort
tlndianapolls ..
Kansas city..
Littla Rock....
1.0S Anaelaa...
rlasohstsr
which swelled last year s total, ths show.
Ing is somewhat better than was ex
pected. Gains of oyer 50 per cent were
made In: Buffalo. M; Cattanooga, tlj;
Cincinnati, S2; Dallas. 93; Duluth, Mi
Grand Rapids, 81.; Indianapolis, HI; Kan
sas City. 587;. Little Rork, 74: Los An
geles, 71; Milwaukee, ta: JCew Haven, J;
Paterson. m Particulars will b found
In th following tables:
;,jnphl
:rwi
t
aukee ...
.inneasolts ..
1 Nashville
I Newark
'w Haven...
i Manhattan .
I Brooklyn ...
Bronx
Is'ew Tork....
1 Oakland
Okl. City......
Omaha
terson
rhlladelchla...
rittsburg
Port land
Rochester ....
Ft. Paul ,...
Kalt Lake Clt
ean, Francisco
Seattle
Kposana
1'oludo
Vilks-Barre..
Worcestvr ....
roi
fept., Sept.,
ieu. mo. Pet
Cost. Cost. OalnLoss
I 4.737 8M.7RS 44
f8,S43 47,10 .. 1
mMQ KM.000 54
104. 70 b,iM U
,18.100 1,737,700 f
'M,bH sw.m ti
810.779 M,778 .. W
a,7. 2r,7t n
J.5.7.MO J,s7,ai
1,7?7 lt,790 4 .,
21.064 177.148 a ..
sn.no m.m i ..
"M,2M 48,3l 1
4,854,61!) 731M) hi: ..
161,837 S9.990 74 ..
i.SU.247 l,Sf?.7W 71 ,.
1C7.3M 177,760 .. 19
479,440 S4,t40 .. 14
. 1.3D4.578 7M,ai S3
1.0C.'.80 l,170.k 14
10U37 93 114 I
14 801 033, S67 .. t2
48.fc 171,140 ft ..
X3.4l0.82e 6.0o.840 88
. 4St OaO S..74.6e ti ..
l,24..72o 1.&S9.700 .. 60
13,173,639 Jl.,70i 10 ..
WX.70 7,g3 1
iuuo aites4 .. 28
44.;3 1.20U10 81
4.i70 lit.oia- m
im.ts J.1M.91A . .. V
8jOW ' M .. J
1,42.61 l,fLSoO
8,27 857,43 I
45,S8t 4,fit n
mm iM.fio i . ..
1.M4.04S 171,at4 11 '
4.U.00O . l.H43.S ... 71
, "'., ai'S.TW ' .. )
'845 874 . 47,78 .. U
1W.U4 .. S4
U4.2M 4o7,l40 .. M
TotI 50.S1.1J 411tl 10
Jsn. 1 to
Oct. l.
1911.
7,443.000
8,tt
8t.04,-on
no.40s
l.fTJ.OSl
4.330.3'
0,s!5
i,07,Ol8
1.715.222
1.73 Hi
4 feJ.S-'S
404.7M
City.
AtleMLa.
Ba!tlmore ....
Buffalo
Chattanooga.
Chicago
Cincinnati ...
Columbus ....
Dallaa
Detroit
Duluth
Evaneville ...
Grand Rapids
Hsrtford ....
K.naa City,. 14.8UI
vume kocic.. L4H,11
Los Angeles.-. I7,f8,700
Manchester .. l.ai2.S4
Memphis .... 4,864.953
M lwaukea .. S.447,297
Minneapolis . 11.866 706
rvasnvuie ...
Newark . . . .
Nw Haven.,
Manhattan
Brooklyn .
Bronx
New Tork.
Oakland . .
Ski. City
maha
Ps (arson
Philadelphia.
Pittsburg
Portland ....
Rochester ...
Bt Paul ,
Bait Lake Cy,
6. Franoiaoo.
Seattle
fcpokajie
Toledo
iVlikas-Barre.
Worcssur ...
I 4,670 8( t 6,7.40ft
I.M.WS 8n.8l
Jan. 1 to
Oct. 1, Pet
uainLoss
7,I74,(I"()
I.146,f
M.SM.S'lO
.'771.1M
3.885,707
!t,44i.7M
13 168.4S6 '
12,877,474
1.040. M8
12.M
t.m.m
lo.eso.iM
1.1W.187
18.181.893
1,000.155
.047.843
7.W1.9I5
11,8.20
1,374,875
348.:i3
3.427,fi
80,491.601
32.318.083
30,800 4-)
1&3.710.334
8,1:.8M
4,iX.Kl
I2A8.483
1,64.4
31, 863, 878
10,131.142
13.8i.407
7.9U.218
T.I43.B72
8 MM
17.64,83l
IIX.0
6.187.819
- 1 6210
3,t33,76
Totaif....4i7,M4.J3 UH, 735.141
l.H0,12i
8,oi7,4K)
4.817.973
88.168.7iK
38. 104, 971
.. 18.6U8.8W
..138.810,448
.. l.2:A t.i
.. 3.471.701
4.6if0,68
1,914 341
S4.Jai.8iiO
1.063,861
16 164,879
,to.m
8.04a. 6'jfl
f.iS3.8O0
16.S.i4,23
8,078.11
t 88,410
1.8P9H1
t.8S6.(4g
24
41
17
14
84
30
8
39
28
10
23
1
40
16
3
13
ii
24
3
14
34
84
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BOita YCSll CCIT&ACTC2 Mum CetiMiy
It Insures satis tartar y MafMln ef
work ateordineT te eoDtraot ,
XATI02SAL FlIELITTA'CJlSmn CO.
KATIOKAL riOKXITT a. C48CAL!' BLtHa.
things, with due allowance for ne"efary
exceptions.
When bookcases are heing purchased.
It Should be seen that they are of proper
dimension to fit ths wall i,psce mtsmleil
for them. Instead of purchasing hook- i
cases it is better to have them built In. '
and provided right In the plans. They
will then coma with the rest of the wood
work and be f'nlshed to match the wood
work, and when finished will cost nulte
a little less than the aame aiMd in as
good maisrisl would entt If purchased
as a movable piece of, furniture from
tome furniture store.
Many women, especially; those Inrllmd
toward the picturesque, admire and call
for little easement windows. Casemem
winiowa are small 'windows with'th xili
high from the floor, and hinged at one
side, ewingirig either outward or Inaaid
While they 'cortatnly look, very nice. In i
appropriate planes, this fact must he'
fcorne In mind, thst It .Is very difficult to
curtain them with, good sffart. tn Film
land, where they have no mo(quiu ai d ,
fsw other winged Inserts, the casement
windows swing outward, and there at
no screens. In most psrts of this country
It Is necesasry to swing them Inward, h i
that screens can be provided on tlie om
tlde. There are, of course, waya of han
dling the windows if swung natward, ly a
little Isvsr below the sill, so that even
in this country they could swing outward
and have a screen on the inside, but when
the window Is closed, the screen on III
Inside does not look well. They look out
Of place. When the casement windows
swing Inward, If the curtains ware fat
tened upon them, tliey would be In ths
way, and If they were plaeed on the win-
ow sash, they would not look well, and
when the windows were standing open
the eurtalns would not look well on the
sash.
If these and many other little, things
were borne in mind while the home Is
being planned, the houss when finished
would be in perfect harmony throughout
and would always satisfy.
Thlak Esa Over.
Experience may be the . beat tescher.
but only the already wise seem aute to
learn front her.
There are some womto who are se
ratlcent that you can't even get anything
out of them by Squeezing tiiem.
Man may be the noblest work of God.
a we aie told, but it must be remsm
bered that the statement in. its original
form was aa admission and pot an ae
eusatloo. That it never rains but it pours may
be true In some quarters, but it Is not
half so true as the reverse statement
thst it never cours but It rains.
Many a man Is swept off Me feet by a
single glance at a maid who oould not be
induced under any eircumstanoes to baa-
A 1H- fct.AM ....
vacuum cieansr
El
STANDARD ROAD OF THE WEST
Lecturers, by the aid of motion pictures and
stcreopticon views, will give intensely inter
esting descriptions of this territory, its
products and its possibilities.
Literature and information will be supplied
at Union Pacific Information Bureau and
Rest Room.
GERRIT FORT, Passenger Traffio Manager,
Omaha, Nebraska.
Mi
3,000 Government
Homesteads
Rosebud and Pine Ridge
(South Dakota),
ji o
TfeSJV Ml II II VSv . ha ai eje smm
a s
October 2nd to 21st
The Chicago and North Western Railway Co,
announces train service to
Dallas and Gregory
(Points of Registration)
Leave Omaha . . . . 8:00 a.m.
Leave Lincoln 7:30 a.m.
Leave Superior. ..........
Leave Hastings
Leave Fremont .... 0:33 a.m.
Leave Norfolk 1:13 p.m.
Arrive Gregory .... 8:03 p.m.
Arrive Dallas 1:20 p.m.
Arrive Winner ... 9:i3 p.m.
Convenient trains returning leave
Winner t. . 50 a.
Dallas 3.30 a
8:00 p.m.
5:00 p.m.
t 0:30 a.m.
1 10:30 a.m.
10:00 p.m.
1:03 a.m.
7;45 am.
8:00 a.m.
10:30 a.m.
f7:00 a.
2:00 p
2:10 p.
f3:10 P
ni.
m.
m.
m.
Gregory
6:00 a
Dally
m. t9:0 a.m. 4:00 p.
m. 10:40 a.m. 6:30 p,
.m. '1030 a.m. 6:43 p.
f Except Sunday
m.
m.
The Only Line
to the Reservation
NW1W9
WHERE YOUR HOUSEHOLD GOODS WILL BE SAFE
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Bifmhars ul ihtir (mlllae. Bach tfaj. tor e)ty-lla eajra tbara will b ubllb4 la
lb ua ptctura whlob will rapraMot the sane of a hook. Boaaath asoS sloiare there
will h a blank lor loo contooUni Io till In tho tltlo at tho book.
tit out boih tho plcturo and the his ok aoa fill In tho noiue (! author Of the hook
sod add rmir una u,t oodrau nutlf ood pltinhr la the oixro prld4.
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ured. Kah picture rrprounts onlf one tltlo at ono book. If roa are sot sura et a title
and wloh Io Mod Id moro than ooo aoiwor to earh plrtura, jou aiar do on. m'T NOT
Morn than -ivb aNswuHd to nt onn puH'rb wili, ait PKHMrrrea !
rorrout anowors will aat bo rountod tilit ooaiMlonu If oorroot eniwor Is also ttroa.
Mora than ono innwor oboold ant bo put oa tho iimt eoupaa. Bitro ooitpnao olraald be
ud for oxtra aaowors. All snowors to tho him numbor should ho kopt tasothor wboa
Mndlns ta tho sot. Unlf ono Hat bm bo aubnlttod br one aoatoataat, though aajr Hat star
bavo IIyo anawora ts oach punls.
Th numbor of counona oaod linn tlron atust be plalalf wrlllaa oa the euUKe et
oach SWT wbmltlad. but do not write such Information ea tho wrapper.
W hue hot aboolutolr noraaoarj. It la doolrablo that tho plrturoa shouM 'rs each eaas
bo arm la with tho anawora. In order that all aoawrra bo uniform. Addlttosat plctura
and coupons siof bo nbialnad at tho otfloo of Tho Boo br aiail or la sorooa.
Shan you have all aTont-(lTo plntuaao. faoton thorn toathr la a KLAT packa(o aad
bring or mall thain to Tho Omaha Boo, addraaood to aookloTanr Contact Editor. PrlaaS
III be awarded to lha rnntoatanta aondlos la tho larsoot aurahor of oorrwot ooluliona la
avant of two or snore pnraono havlas tbo aama surnhor of corroct solutions, tho porsna
aalns tho amallor numbor of oiira oouoona I hta not of anawora will bo declared wtaaor. la
swat of two porama harlns tba aama number correct and ualns lha aame cumber of eon-
fona, the permn whoeo cat of anewara la stoat aostlj prepared. In the oplnloa of the full
udslns cnnupiliec. will receive tho fleet prlio.
On It ouc Hat of anawara mar bo aubmitled br a oontoatant and on Ir ene srlss will be
awarded to one famllr at one addroec
The aw of the ooupone ta not obllsetorr upon ths eontaataat, aad aJt aaswer aasy be
submitted In enr lesible manner the coniMtant mar aeiMt.
Awarda will be made atrl.ilr arcordins to tho merit of oach separata list.
Tho same of more than one peraoa moat not bo written upon an ana oousee.
too awarae win t maao Pr the roaiaet Bailor sad a oemmitteo ot well-koowa olll-
aa wnuas nstnieaei win bfv Biinuunrfiri Isltvr.
.'be contMl ta limit Hi tn th follow. urrltoryt Nhraak, WTomlof, tht Mrtlna f
Iowa wet f but not tocl-dlng Dm Moim. an4 iUt exlf t Iouia D-kutt now
ill OIBCB (I IT UlliritJIte
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FIRST PRIZE JSlooo
White Steamer Automobile
A n-paieiiaer 1911 Morlel White Hleamer Tourlnf far odorless, amokelena
anil rioineleMS. No rrankln no slilftliip; of gears, any desired speed. White
Hteainer salon Increase noli succeeillna yer. Has practically an endorsement
of the Unlteit Hlaten government, whlih owns anil operates more White
riteamers than nil oilier cain combined, nirhly upiiolstered. beautifully fin
ished, unlimited power, controlled spaed. Tata oar will be exhibited ta Omaha'
at PJawaeoasa. lit aad ver mm. ,
' ",--aaasasawasaam
SECOND PRIZE 2US0
In ths soft, semt-troplo, climatlo .ana, extend
Ing north from S.in Ulogo to Hhaata t'ounty, Csll
tornln, lies Tehama county. In which la altuated
this besutlful little 10-scre ranch near the town
of Red Bluff. Thin Is fruit land of a very high
order and Is part of the celebrsted Lutheran col
ony which had Its incrptlon with an Omaha
clercymaii. Literature tlesrrlMng thla property
may be seen at the office of TKOWBBZOOa-BOXi.
BTIBj CO., la the City national Bank Building,
Omaha
' . . 7
f 3
THIRD PRIZE JSoo
The matnlflcent. fsncv walnut aCBXlli
AUTO QBABO n.ATBB.rZAKO Which noth
ln can eicel. No other player-piano haa in
I he absolute (.he ."hurnan touch" ao dealred by
a muslcsl tar snd so prlisd by' the manufac
turer. This Instrument will be exhibited, ex
plained and clayed for anyone who wishes to
It in the waro rooms on the third floor of
THE BENNETT CO.
FOURTn PRIZE $7uo
ruinton Is in lie a niaiiufarturins; rlty. They
h 11 fine stuif oiiil! the Hrcvtit Trui-k Man
tifiifliirliia; C , the Kuceis Motor Cht Co.. and
tlia ll.nvxr.l ritove Works. K ery 1 1 I n te deslr
shie to romforlahle iivtnr msv he fuiin.l tli"re.
tin one of the main biibliiosn aireets '1'lie Be
!,'"". ?1',',"1 " fourth prl7.o a business lot
.'uxlOU feel, and valuud at 137a.
FIFTH" PRIZE, Value $225
h. L!Ii." r""1" t..wn w.llh '"" prospect of advancement. The flee
f, r'f " '' ," "''nce lot 60x120 ft., aiiuf valued at a.8.
witht"';;v,,;,v.rfn!.,;l. run,"" oui f rah
OWb' Of th. BAXSTOsT
: Til j'
SIXTH, SEVENTH AND EIGHTH PRIZES
.nJ.h.1,..lTP'n,?!.J" '!r',,Plla. which la a develop.
inllt ra t HPT I h a 11 Intaminn ka. u.t.. j . T
SSK' ?,'!',no'", valU8 ' hundreds of editors men!
fTTv-r;? . A lHV eoulpiird to make. one f ,h- "
('Inpedina ever compiled. One of the strongest
ecommendstlons for this work la that it la from
r.1-;? ' aw Tork. London. IUhli
Thin anv,.nn.i. . ou-ra. which was founded In nil
he e,n af th; Ori;-.,;. 7 y VrZa'lM .'iVarV.'; Aw"
aV
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