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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: JULY 28, 1912.
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NORTH TWENTY-FOURTH
' WITH GROWING MERCHANTS
On North Twenty-Fourth Street Bus
iness Houses Are Always Busy.
iXEADEES IN LINES OF TRADE
Win li Who Among Neighborhood
' Firms Where to Supply Many
Want st Prices that
Are Right.
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Amon? the neishborhooo: store, dlstrlsts
North Twenty-fourth street, running from
Cuming to Tort street. Is one of the roost
interesting. In Omaha. t Business houses
do not line this entire street, but at vary
ing intervals there are several hlso-iraae
store vail prospering-. . Each year sees
more additions to this thoroughfare and
witnesses enlargement of several ol tee
business' houses that have been there for
years. Twenty-fourth street merchants
have a wide territory from which to
draw .their trade, probably one t the
best buying sections of the city. All
lines of business have good representa
tives among the merchants of this street,
and here, may be purchased hlgn-elais
foods. for every need and want ,
The Adams-Height Drug company has
two stores on Twenty-fourth street, ons at
kake street and the other at Fort street.
These are well equipped stores, where are
old all kinds pf drugs and sundries -at
reasonable prices. Graduate pharmacists
are maintained In each of the stores.
Their prescription business Is large, spe
clal attention being given to this de
partment. The store at Twenty-fourth
nd Fort will be opened this week.
Good Grocery Stoves,
John ' Peterson also conducts a high
grade grocery store at J502 North Twenty
fourthv There Is nothing which a grocer
an do for his customers to please them
and make them come back again that Mr.
Peterson and his clerks do not do.
The Star store Is one of the best known
of the;' Twenty-fourth .street business
houses. A Una of general merchandise,
all fairly priced, Is handled here.
The . Suburban theater, North Twenty-
fourth street and Ames avenue, Is one of
'the leading motion picture houses of the
I outlying districts. "
! The 'Alb&mbra theater, if if North Twen-jty-fourthv
street, Is another these mo
Jtlon pfeture houses that presents an ex
cellent line of pictures which' delight Its
'patrons.
I Many of the residents of the North
Twenty-fourth street territory wear hats
purchased of Lulu Anderson, who con
ducts a high-class millinery store at 1324
North .Twenty-fourth street.
: A large grocery store at 1S13-15 North
Twenty-fourth street is owned and op
erated by N. A. Nelson. It Is a store in
; which the finest of groceries may bs
boughtl'
1 The Economy Drug company, 1324 North
Twenty-fourth street, maintains a high
class store, fully supplied. The prescrip
tion business here is carefully attended
rto at all times.
1 Drug Stores High Class.
The KountsePlace Pharmacy, Twenty1
.fourth and Binney streets, is one of the
.best fcnown of the Twenty-fourth street
jdrug stores. Like other stores of the
.same kind on this thoroughfare It has a
large patronage.
Fresh meats at prices that suit every
body are sold by E. H. MeCreary, who
, conducts a meat market at 1622 North
iTwenty-fourth street. This is an up-to-date
market in every respect.
! John C. Klauck is owner of the saloon
jgt 4102 North Twenty-fourth. This sa-
loon is one of the most popular in the
jclty. i
Much of the footwesr worn in the
'Twenty-fourth street neighborhood is
nought or C. J. Carlson. 1614 North Twenty-fourth,
who carries excellent lines of
shoes, for men, women and children.
Nothing in the grocery line is lacking
, In the stock of E. R. Pankrants t .Son.
3908 North Twenty-fourth street. This is
one of the firms that has a costantly
Increasing trade whloh grows because the
customers get satisfaction at this store.
Dr. P. E3- Basmussen, who has an office
on the, second floor pf the store at 2502
North Twenty-fourth street, is a leading
dentist of this section.
A dentist who is "easy on you" is Dr.
F. C. Lage, whose office is on the second
floor jit 2402 Ames avenue. High grade
dental work Is done by this dentist
People who have 'their laundry work
done by the Standard laundry. Twenty?
fourth and Lake streets, do not have any
reason- for oomplaining because of torn
shirts pt damaged clothes. This firm does
excellent work.
The Saratoga Drug company, Twenty
fourth street and Ames . avenue, main
tains . a i high class business, making a
specialty of the prescription line and
their soda fountain la a roecca for the
residents of that part of the city,
The Emerson Laundry. 1801 North
STREET LOOKING SOUTH PROM CHARLES STREET.,
John Petersen
GROCERIES
and MEATS
Bell Phone Webster 1788
Ind. Phone B4789
24th and Lake Sts.
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NORTH TWEXTV-FOtHTH STREET LOOKIXO NORTH FROM C1MRLE8 STREET.
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NORTH TWENTY FOURTH STREET LOOKING SOUTH FROM MEREDITH AVENUE.
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This picture is reproduced from a photograph, showing the in
terior of the new store which the Adams-Haight Drug company w ill
open this week at Twenty-fourth and Fort streets.
Adams-Haight Drug Co.
Two High Class Stores
24th and Fort St. and 24th and Lake Sts.
Careful Pharmacists High, Class Drugs
Large Stock 'Moderate Prices
Soda Fountains, Serving the Best Ice Creams and Drinks
SILENCE ROBBERS OF WEALTH
jrwenty-fourth street, If another laundry
that turns out work whloh satisfies the
most critical. . . v , s .
; Varies LeaeUagr Firm.
The Xada grocery, S223 North Twenty
fourth, carries a complete line of good
groceries, whloh are sold aa low as any
firm can sell them. The stock is always
fresh-
1 M. J. Curran, 333 North Twenty-fourth
street. Is an electrical contractor. He does
JI kinds of wiring, assuring satisfactory
.eerric.
I J. Wallace. ISXS North Twenty-fourth
street. sU dry goods a&4 groceries. His
txutaesa is large and Is constantly grow
tn; proving that he satisfies his custom
ers. j Groceries and meats always fresh and
(Wboiosoim-are sold by Bloomqulst c
jlBbereecw 123 North Twenty-fourth street
i tfee Johannon Drug company. Twenty
foarth and Epalding streets. Is supplied
tth all kinds of drugs and sundries and
foes aa immense business. Its prices are
'r4ect; Its customers are always pleased.
Astonishing Toll Bxaeted by Insect
Pests from Cultivators.
of the Soil.
If all the (00 colleges and all the college
endowments In the United States should
be destroyed tomorrow the insect tax of
one year not only would replace them,
but would leave a balance sufficient to
endow thirty-two new universities in the
sum of $10,000,000 each.'
It costs more by many millions each
year to feed our insects than to educate
our 20,000,000 children.
It Is clear to those who know most
about the eubjeot that unless radical and
immediate measures are adopted to re
store a sure, safe and natural equllbrlum
between insectivorous birds and their
foods, the time win soon come when ths
annual loss caused by insects to agrlcul
ture in this country alone will be counted
In billions instead of millions of dollars.
The estimated annual loss to ' farmers
through Insects Is now about $800,000,000
a year.
These are some of the striking facts and
figures with whloh the senate committee
on forest reservations and the protection
of game accompanies a bill, reported by
Senator George P. McLean of Connecticut,
to protect the migratory game and Insect
ivorous birds in the United States. To
see a bill like this pass has been ths
ambition of true sportsmen and econo
mists for many years. Ths destruction of
game and song birds and their eggs by
pothunters and thoughtless boys has gens
on almost unchecked, except by sporadlo
state legislation, for so long that regions
that once abounded with the feathered
creatures are now destitute. No people
ever were more blessed with a plentiful
supply of useful and beautiful birds than
the people of the United States; and no
eountry have the little creatures been
slaughtered more recklessly, Many per
sons are now living who remember when
all the markets ef the east were glutted
with partridge, quail, prairie ebJcken nd
wild water fowl An official report of
1354 states that ons dealer in New York
Is known to have received twenty tons
of Prairie chickens in one season, and
that some of the larger poultry dealers
went estimated to have sold front 19,dM
to 100,009 game birds Is six months.
The details whereby such enormous to
tal are reached are available and to
dioat that the scientists are not guess.
In wildly. Por example, the Hessian
fly tn 1304 eoet the wheat' growing state
150,900,000. Cinch tragi cost the crops jn
year. Rocky mountain locusts, la their
years of greater activity, eoet the norttv
the Miaslsaipj- raUey &X.X,aa q od
season.
The fecundity f may insects 1 be
ytmd rmngtrtsflfm. The green Inaf loose
r ajkki. se ojsjuuuiis) of the hop b
tfastry and many ether ef tasr most tV
nabl frutt asd vssatahles, reproduces Its
kind at the ate at tea strtmins to the
Kountze Place
Pharmacy
WM.C.HAYDEN,
Proprietor
24th and Binney Sts.
pair in one season. These inconceivable
figures mean 40,000 for every square Inch
of land that Is above water. Placed tn
the Indian file, ten to the inch, it would
take light traveling at the rate of 180,000
per second 8,600 years to reach the file
leader. The potato bug is less fecund
One pair will reproduce from EO.OOO.OOftOOO
to 60,000,000 only In one season. , The un
checked natural increase of one pair of
gypsy moths would defoliate the United
States In eight years.
Insects live to eat. Some Insects in
crease their else at birth 10,000 times in
thirty days. No less than 176 species of
Insects attack the apple, plum, peach and
cherry trees; 400 species are found upon
the oak.
Fortunately for the protection of hu
manity against Its insect enemies, birds
are among the most Important agenolea
In staying the inroads of : insect devastation.-
Most birds eat most of the
Mm and eat Insects and little e)e.-Bos-ton
Transcript
A Bachelor's Reflections.
oney never made a man a beauty.
but It has made beauty marry him
Lots of men want vnn tn (hHd.
Sr.'.'? ,b3r whl8krs and their virtues
by their smirks.
Even a man In jail fnr iif. rrtiiM aa
horse races if he wars nut
8eI-!de Pickpocket probably has an
Idea that with a college education he
could have become a forger.
"""" """1 leeis llKe getUnjr mad
with somebody In the office, but doesn't
it's a sign ho will with h' wr. h... ,!
gets home.
If a man "had all th mniui in h
world, be could worry most about what
Ws taxes were going to be.
The queerest thing is bow, when it's an
we uui in auess nxni, as against
wrong, nobody can ever da i NT r.i,
Praaa " " -
A IHalarn of Holeproof Sookivte.
"Now teTi znooh- Soekrafa. tn th i!
proof wisdem, what is the chief end of
rnanr asaea Marcus CrKlutt. .
"Woman,' rofilied th nhfhajrfif
wtthout a moment's hesitation.
wnat. t&ee. la the eMat and at
woman r quaffed Toethpicteta.
Juan.- said vm KUkisoj&er, taetnatly,
'And can rau tell na whjLt ahrmk h.
the chief eia of Taeth naaa and woman?"
aaked Marcus GfTtuZL
I soak bath enoa meet." asia na
philosopher, draining a bumper wt hem
lock luloe to the laat acUiLL:.-jnilr'
Ubrary,
Dr.P.E.Rasmussen
DENTIST
24th and Lake Streets
Open Evenings
ALIIAMBRA
1814 North 24th Street
THE
ORLEANS COAOH
Tuesday Night
(3 reels) founded on the
book of the Bame name,
Wednesday evening, Ama
teur night. Admission 5o;
Sunday and "Wednesday 10c.
Phones: Office, Webster 417
Res., Harney 1974.
er.F.eiage
DENTIST
2402 Ames Avenue.
Omaha, - - - Nebraska
aavanjawin
V.
Interior View of leratog a Ornf Co.'s Stors, 14th asd Ames Avenn. ,
Herpicide Coupon in This Paper
We redeem them. :r
Many special bargains displayed. '
10th Anniversary Sale
6 bars Palntolive Soap, and 1 Jar A rt
Cream, $1.00 value . . &PC
Saratoga Drug Co.
S. 0. LAsTS, Proprietor. j,--..;
24th and Ames Ave. Telephone Webster 116
Telephone your order We deliver Promptly,
Economy Drug Go.
. LEVY
Phones: Web. 142; B-3142
24th and Hamilton Sts.
Out Prioe Druggist.
F. H. Pierce
J. A, Edholm
Standard
Laundry
Phon" lnd., B.16S2
24th and Lake Stt.
LAUNDRY
F. S. MOREY, Proprietor
siHssSMMasksSMm ' J - f
1303-05' North S4th Street.
BeU Phone, Webster 820.
Independent Phone, B-1586.
Summer Clearance
Sale
On Shoes. Oxfords
and Pumps
a the
STAR STORE
1831-1833-1835 orth 84th It.
North Omaha's Oreateet Btore,
Women's White. Canvas Shoes, 14
only , , , ,.149
Women's Tan Button Bheee, new
round tee, during this eal..,,U.ta
Children' One-strap Gun Metal
Pumps, slses I to 11, special at See
Hw'l IJXKJ Oxfords 1.00 Patent,
ia arm sun memi, smaa ises only,
t to 7 12.00 values at 1.6o
Oxfords and Pumps and, Low Cut
Button Shoes go at Nearly Sail
Price.
One-strap or two-strap Pumps. Pat.
nts, Qun petal, Pull Kids, Tan
value to i.uu, cnotce x.eo, 11.98
W are ooen averv evenln until
f O OIOCK.
6 Bars PalmoltTe Soap Free with a
4 to Jar of Valmolive Cream.
bars Palmolive, worth 10c; Palm-
ojive Cream lOo fl.10, for 4e
VLA.CX CAT- Amerioa's sla; . imsst
Hosiery Women's pure tbrvtd silk
hosiery, wide garter tups, lisle soles
or silk double soles, high spliced
heels and toes, black, white or tan.
worth up to Tie a pair, at 39o
sCaeoa Jfroit Jar Rnhbers, dosen, 8Vio
10-a.aart Oalvaaised PaU .10c
fiWnyaaw He Amoskaag best Apron
glngharo, per yard ,. . .60
Boston Pad or Cord Oertor or Paris
Pad Carters Sold to men only and
only with this coupon 10c
largo Mm Bats Betel erery color, to
values, with this coupon, 8 for lOo
Men's Colored Border Haadknrofclefs,
large aia lUo
Children's Play Suits and Rompers.
Iso value for 1S
Boys' ILM Cowboy 3u At sa
y. P. Coats Boss We Sold only
with this coupon 1 spools for.. too
We giro lift Or TrsAlo
Stamps.
STAR STORE
issujsa-iass serth gatfe m.
Borth ftmaaa"s Isrgm sad XsAdteg
SesaovBuns
kl LI, . 1 1
Phone: Webster 1280.
POULTRY " FISH
EJIJcCreary
Uleat
Tvlarkct
1622 North 24th Street.
I A. NELSON
Cash Grocery
Phone Webster 7071. ,
Everything in Groceries
4004 North 24th Street.
' A GREAT DIG
Clearing Sale
of Shoes
AIID VARIETY GOODS
1814-16 Bortb S4th St
Por ths Beit 30 Pays ws will have
a great clearing sale when you can
buy dependable goods at half prioe.
Our new lines of Fall and Winter
Ooods are coming in soon and w are
compelled to make room for them,
and to do so ws are offering the
broken lines in our present stock at
BALT PBJCS
Ken's 14X0 Low lhos, tan or black,
now 98.00
Iow Oxford Tls Shoes now 91.50
ladles' W.BO Shoes an Pomps 91.75
Ladles' 93.00 Shoes and Pumpa 91.80
Ladles' 9&-M Shoes and Pomps 91.88
Children's f 10 Shoes and Pumps SOo
Children's Barefoot Sandals only 9
C. J. CARLSON
. Phone Webster 6048
EADS GROCERY
Company
GROCERIES and MEATS
Fruits, Vegetable), Poultry, Game
' and Pish In Season.
Bakery Goods, Notions, Cigars
and Tobacco.
We Want Your Business and Aim
to Deserve It. '
8222 NORTH 24TH ST.
Phone Douglas 3148.
CI. J. CURRAf
Electrical Contractor,.
Power, Light and Bell
Wiring.
933 North 24th Street.
The
Suburban Theater
Bring all the family and en
joy a delightful evening.
4414 llortb 24th St.
John CKIauck
WINES
LIQUORS
and CIGARS
Meti Funou Beer
Alwayi on Draught
4103 North 21th Street
Bargain Center
Dry Goods and General
Merchandise. , ,
J. Wallace, Prop.
Baldwin's Old Stand,
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1815-17 North 24th Street.
R, Pankratz & Son
Groceries and Meats
3908 North 24th Street
Phones: Bell Wehster 3955;
Ind. B-5221" ;,
Lulu Andersen
Millinery
3703 North 24th Street.
Webster 6763.
DLOr.lQUIST &
PETEQSOn
GE0CHBIE3 and MEATS
Phone BeU Wehster 3094,
Ind. B-2013
1322 North 24th Street
jouanson
DRUG CO.
GRADUATH PHARMACISTS
Prescriptions Called for and"
DeJrremd. ,
Phonest BeU, Webstsv 042;
. Independept. B-8238.
Zith and Spanlding Sta. ,:tA