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THE CMAHA SUNDAY BEE: MAT 12, 1912.
IF YOD WOULD BE TZJtZTZZ. SLZtSS Ti
T 1-1 E,
LAWN MOWERS
From $2.25 K S17.50
Ct pays to buy our mower. Ton are sure of a good machine and
you always know where to coma for repairs.
RUBBER HOSE
Warranted hose at from 9J to 20 P" foot We know whst our
boa la. bo guest work with ns. You may depend upon it.
ALASKA REFRIGERATORS
Filled with charcoal, the only sanitary filling. No green mould In
the filling of an Alaska. $8.50 to $36.00.
ACORN GAS STOVES
They're not liked very well by the Gaa Co.- Don't use enough gaa.
But then perhapi that feature might pleaae you. .
$17 to $32 connected.
p0 Guaranteed on
Home Builders9
Preferred Shares
The Abuses of Cement
y Arthur C Claa
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JOHN HUSSIE HARDWARE CO.
"If yoa bay It of Hnsnie It's right.'
24074)9 Coming St.
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-jlbla Brand New 5-Room Cottage, Modern and
j Complete in Every Respect. $2,500.
Easy Terms
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41 aorta Tkirty-aUta street, ewe Meek aorta ef . ralrty-alxtt ut ten
arena Croat eeet.
Cement walke In street an4 yard.
, Vara te be audited.
- Best furnace.
Cemented cellar.
lrlrto light and lu
we have a number of eettaaea
full baeement under entire bouse.
Heel porcelain bath room fixture, eta.
Oood ettle.
Exceptionally well built.
Col 43ii:. alley In back.
One block from etreet car.
la thla district and an In a poaitlen to offer
Very attractive home, on eery easy wsrau, about like rent
BARNES Sr 1URm ? Building
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Douglas 3641
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ISO cash will bur an lr.
Heated farm In the Han
Lull Valley, Colo.
We offer land cleared
end plowed with a full
waler riant, where good
rrone have been men for
twenty years: where wheat tie
Trased St bu. per acre, oat It hu.
per acre, potetoee U9 bu. per acre;
where suaer beet, field peaa and al
falfa are money making t rope.
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PAT FOR IT
FROM THE CROPS
YOU RAISE '
On Ran Luis Valley
farmer raised one thousand
bushels of notatoee on four
erea; he aleo raised Sie
ton of aufar beet on ten
Another farmer r leered
mora than $:, on seven aerea of
cabbage In 1911. No reaeoa why yoa
tau t do aa welt, otve rouraelf a
fair ham te "make food."
8END US YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS
ea a postal card. We will send eur illustrated Booklet and full particular
aa to term, price, ate. - Writ today.
TNI CHARLES K. GIBSON COMPANY.
101 tret aTaUeael Beak idg, BBSTia, COLO.
ANCHOR FENCE CO.
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Tho Tim and Place to Buy Fonclnf. 3 Per Foot and Up
ZU9-ZU7 north 17th St, TeL Red 814
Omaha to Kansas City
DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE
Morning and Evening Trains
Broiler Buffet Car on Day Train
Drawing Boom. Pullman Sleeping Cars on Night Train.
VIA THE
MISSOURI PACIFIC
lm V .-!. J at same . .
xaoi. 1. uocurey, rassenger s xicKet Art.
1422 Farnam Street or Union Station.
GHENT ta a chemical product.
the tniredlenta of which, when
combined with the chemical
of which water la composed,
harden Into a eery solid, sub
stantial material, provided
that certain precautions are observed.
Cement h been used la basement floor
construction for many year, and the
common experience of most home build
ers ha even that after six month or a
year's use the surface of the flcor show
a pitted, pock-marked appearance and
continually gives oft a fine dust The
principal reason for this Is that an in
sufficient amount of cement a as used
for the surface coaC
The averse unw toned mason will
make the surface of a etment floor la
the proportion of one part cement to two
lart sand, sometimes one part cement
to three part sand. It should never be
made in the proportion of lesa than
cement and rand equal parts. The sand
should be perfectly clean and shirp.
Cement and sand ohould be Iherouehly
mixed dry and then thoroughly mixed
with water, until It becomes a very soft
paste. Lark of proper mixing la often
the cause of cement surface troubles. It
stands to reason that If water, cement
and sand are not evenly mixed there will
be small plaoea where a perfect enemi
es! action between cement and water haa
not taken place to the fullest extent, and
these little oleosa, almost microscopic.
being weak, will come off either In the
form of dust or flake, and eventually
have the floor in a pitted condition. The
p.ts leave sharp edires, which footwear
continually breaks off In fine particles
and in this manner the wearing down of
the floor get lu I tart, and eonUnuea In
definitely. .
The thlckneas of the surf are coat should
never he less thaa one-half Inch thick
and should preferably be one inch thick.
When a cement aurface la being applied
to other masonry that ha set, and I
hard, the masonry to which it la being
applied should be thoroughly wet prefer
ably from a hose, so that the wall or
srout soaki up all the water that It can.
The reason for thla la simple. Water to
on of the chemicals needed In the pro
cess of hardening the cement; and when
fresh eement te applied to other dry ma
sonry, ths chemical action of hardening
haa not taken ' place. After the dry
masonry absorbs the water from the
jll Jyo m I;1
MR CLAUSEN'S BOOK
The Art, aeleaee and genxUaeat
of Hoaufeuilding."
Thirty ahapter. too illustration.
It eeret a wide range of ab)eea
taoladlag tk plaaatag or banga.
lows, aakarkaa aad elty homee,
eeetuig from aaooo to gaoNW, let
lag eoatraete. ekoealng xeatertala.
proper deetra of oatraace, Wla
iow. flrepUeea, etc.. In third
edition. Vrloa, postpaid, $140.
Address, Arthur 6. Olaaeeu,
Arehtteea, llse-JT-J (.amber aa.
eaaaa-e, atisspolle. atlaaeeote. '
KITCHEN !r OININO :
ji 1 ! room ii 1 I
ill I ill ssew. l J! "-' it :
n ' RGCEfTION .PARL0R
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frh cement. It removes One of te chem
ical propertlea from the fresh cement et
the point of contact Naturally, when the
aurface coat become dry. It doea not ad
here properly and In due time fall off.
For thla reason brlcke laid up In cement
mortar should always be wet before lay
ing. Tha same rule appllea lit plastering on
wood lath. The lath should he either
green or thoroughly wet before the
plaster la applied both to keep them from
absorbing the water from the plaster,
and prevent It from properly setting and
to keep the expansion of the lath from
distorting the aurfaoa of the wall, after
the material baa been applied.
Cement porch floors should never be
put on filled ground. In a few rare In-
! etancea It la done without eettlement
I when very extreme precaution of oa
I Ir.g and tamping hav been obeerved. In
I fully nine cases out of ten the filling will
j settle some in. the course of a year and
1 crack tha floor.
I When a tile floor It used for the surface
; on a cement trout over filled ground, the
'settlement I taken up In the Joint and
la not so noticeable. The proper waV In
any case, however, la to put on a rein
forced concrete floor and then give It a
surface coat of either tile or cement
What ha been said with reference te
cement floors spplles the same to cement
steps and walka Cement I one of the
most useful building materials that we
have, but It takes a man who worka with
his bead aa well aa his hands to get the
beet result.
ARTHUR C.CLAU5CN,
ARCHITECT
MinntApoua
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IP! - I CHAMBER
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CHAMBER
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WOMEN AND MEN ON LINKS
Porsser Lark Coatred Rather Thaa
atreaetls A OHIO'S Ok-
rles.
TOENT your vacant houss. Why 1st it
li remain empty and non-prsducing?
Find a tenant thrtugh the "Houses
for Rent' column of the Bee.
Have you read the Want-ads yet today?
Bsildia. Loans .
Moaey to taeua to betid hoaues.
to rni prove proprsty ar to pay
etistiag loan. rVwrowem sway
pay froaa 10 te SO per rent oa
ttNua oat latrrret datew. later
exet reels aa oa ansoaarte wheal
paM. Losuna eloeed proaipUy'.
Vosnr beudnrea MHicitrd.
W. H Tkcaa'
5t FIRST SAT. BASK BLOC.
Possibly the difference la the effective
ness of the woman's and the maa'e game
of coif can. as some people claim, he
traced directly te the length of shots, but
the more one Inveetbjatea the more he
1 led to qualify this conclusion.
For Instsnce, in that famous match la
Enaland when aflsa Cecelia Leltch played
ewr present Americas champion. H. 11.
Hilton, ta find out wleat odds a xond man
player should give a goad lady player, off
the tea Mr. Hllton'a shots were surpris
ingly little lonter then hie opponent s,
whereas with the braaay ata (hot were
frequently equalled by the young English
woman.
It become on the whole less reason
able to credit solerr to mueealar advaa
tae the eight te nine strokes which
roughly BMesur the handicap due from
a man to a women. With thla as u mo
tion we caa proceed ta that side of golf
where something besede asuert admit
tedly plays the Important part
la the first peace, men have far greater
game experience. They beam to play bat
end hah games at aa earlier see and
thereby 'develop more thorwaghly the
"feel" of club and the fine eye' that Is
neceesary for success In such games. And
when they take a golf club In their hand
tor the first time the eesentlal act of con
centrating ihetr vision on the object to
be struck I not a novelty. It la a sec
ond nature.
With a girl H Is different. She haa BU
dally played games that developed her
eye; such aa marble, scrub" hockey,
snowballing and target practice, games
that are the constant avocation of biped
who practice the profession of being
boy. A
And yet one of the greatest women
golfers assures me that women have
shown la tournamente mora concentration
of the. eye thaa men and that only last
tall this tart was proved. It appears
that a computation was made both st the
men s championship and the women's
which proved that the women mlaeed
their drives lee of tea thaa the men.
Women ought to approach and put
better thaa mea. for the reason that it
Is la those departments that tney more
surety caa Improve But even aa they
hav not bad the ether training to pre
pare , them, for ot la the same wax
they are not aa liable te have the habit
of practicing a aeea.
It la mach more fun ta play golf thaa
to practice pattmg aad approactrtag. but
whew the toog game la limited there ke
aa obligation to make himself pluper
fect la the short gam. Women do not
always recognise this obligation. Find
ing themselves at a disadvantage with
the driver, the brassy and the cleUt, they
do not set out to make mere man look
Ilka a dub with the maaht and putter.
Perhaps about two-thirds of the handi
cap now due to a woman from a man
ought to be allowed to muscular differ
ence. The other third might be elimin
ated by women If they played their Iron
aa well aa they should. There are about
four shots which the ladles present to
the men, twoM let uo my, because they
do not use their eyes aa well as mea and
two because they allow the fact that
tney are not aa strong aa mea to be a
mental drawback. .
Thus, taking the difference at eleven
instead of eight leaves a liberal seven
tor distance. But It seems aa If the best
women ought to play within four or even
three strokes of 'the heat mea. and at
their present rate of prueieaa they vrllL
That le certain t be the ease If they pay
greater attentioa to their short game.
Outing hlaaaalne.
Mother What are yoo doing. Harry?
Harry I'm coentln'. Too told 1
when I got mag to count He. '
Mother-Tea. so I did.
Harry Well, I've counted 87, aad I'm
a when I started.
Ask your women
customers if
they allow any paper
but The Bee .
inside their homes
IT PAYS TO BUILD OF BRICK
If 70a build to fell, use brick and you can offer at a profit and make the sale fear
less of competition, because there are only a few brick houses for sale. (Hundreds
of frame houses just as good as yours are for sale and you have te make a low
price if you sell.) '.'.'''
If you biuld to use, brick is the cheapest and the best construction. Not moe-than
-10 over frame. Tainting a frame house twice eats up the difference.
WE ARE EXPERTS IN FACE BRICK
end can help you decide. Our(.rices are low and the buildings faced with our brick
are beautiful. , .
SUNDERLAND EROS. CO. iSOSJSfS.
Patroniie a "UaHy" Home Concern. I
Theae aharea coet only tl-00 each. Buy aa many or aa few aa you
like, weekly or monthly. Interest la paid senil-annaaily and compounded
if not withdrawn. Thla I a safe way to save, because your money ia se
cured by mortgages or deeda on new dwellings.
Buy a Home in the New Way
You select a lot. anywhere in the city, then you tell us the style of
home you want. We will furnish the necessary' money and build It for -you.
Paying back Is like paying rent, and in the end you have something
n ore jhan a lot of rent receipt A booklet The New Way' will interest,
you. .It ia free, ask for it.
, HOME BUILDERS
(lac)
American Security Company
FISCAL AGENTS
300 South 17th Street. Both Phone 3867.
OPEN gATUXBAY STJfjUeS VaTRTa O'CLOCK.
Fruit Trees and Rose Bushes
Ornamental Shade Tree, hardy field grown Rose Bushes, 10(
each. While surplue lasts. '
Fine Cherry Trees, In assortment, 15g each.
Other Nursery Stock at greatly Reduced Prices.
Benson car takes you within three blocks of nursery.
enson-Omaha Nursery
Telephone Benson 534-J. BEXSOX. XEB.
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A HOME
TO SUIT
"A' rented house seldom suits you and you usually
take it temporarily or because you cannot get a bet
ter one. Did you ever think of building a home to
suit you. It can be done. . We have tho plan. The
payments you are now making as rent will in a few
years erect and pay for just such a home as you want.
Call and see our officers. .
Omaha Loan and Building Association
NORTHWEST CORNER 1STB aad IXiDGK STREETS.
G. W. Loomls, President. W. R. Adair, Sec'y and Tress.
t. T. Helgren, Asst. Sec'y.
Assets, $3,000,000.00 Reserve, $120,000.
B3X1 TCII CSHIACTCa . h... cm,.,,
It Insures satisfactory completion at
work aooerdlnc te eoatraeL
MTISXAL FirEUTT I CAJlAin CO.
KATionax nwatLiTT casgaxty bldo.
w rrnrim
n.OeTLruviN
MQVING.IXPRE53
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815 North Sixteenth St.
Phont Tyler 1200
Moving, Packing, Storing
Phone Douglas 833
Residence. Harney 4284
El J. DAVIS
HEAVY -HAULING
1818 Karnam Street
Omaha, Nebraska.
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DidYou Koticslt?
Tho Way Tbt "Warm
Weather Made Toa Feel?
Just Ilk setting In tha ehad
or resting on a couch hammock.
Let ue figore with you on AWal
laTM or CtTBTAUrg for yo.ir
windows or porch. OOVCat aTAM
BtoCKS. we have them from eJ0
to (lt-60 each.
SCOTT TENT &
nwiiniG CO.
al-lS aoath Itth auoea.
Bwag. S3, WXL P IMV.
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StABCT STBSsTT.
eg It, lsit.
Block 308.
Do your customers
live here
On Marcy Street between 32d
and 33d Streets there are 3 occu
pied houses and in 2 they take
The Bee.
-t.U crtistTs can cover Omaha with one newsier.
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