THE OMAHA SUNDAY BE& SEPTEMBER 28, 1913.
Pacific Coast Woodmen -Meet With Head' Officers
Handsomer and More
Attractive Than Ever
You'd never know from the appearance of his store now that there had been a fire
next door. Every mark has been removed. The entire store has been made handsomer
and more attractive than ever. There is a complete new stock throughout tho latest
and bes in everything to furnish and beautify the home and everything looks bright,
snappy and inviting.
jnADBna o$ the woodmkn ok the wont,n meet in omaha ron A conference.
Bottom How, Left to Right N. n. Mosey. J, K. Flterald, II. F. Sfmrall, William Beus. E, D. Lewis. Colonel JewelL Second Row Raney Wells, D. E.
Bradshaw, T, K. Patterson, A. D. Cloyd, nay Allen. Third Row-C. V. Benson, M, T. Moses, J, C. Root, I. I. Boak. J. II. Foley, John T, Yates, Jamas Sten
house, W. A. Fitter. Top Row A. II, Burnette, G. I. Steele, E. D. Campbell, V. P. Bertschy, Congressman Hawley, Oregon; F. P. Hawks, George F, Wooley.
Practical Common Sense Reasons
WHY
TWeirAs Consuming Furnace
should be used for heating your Home
in preference to Steam or Kot Water
ECHOES OF THE AHTHOOM
Odd TellowB Will Send Big Dclega
tion to Lincoln Meeting.
WOODMEN AXE IN SESSION
Important Meeting: la In rrojrresa tt
Sovereign Heft&aartera Ke
ttre Valletta Officials'
of the Order.
The um of direct radiators, ateam or hot water, is AGAINST tho most
rRIMITIVK LAWS OF HEALTH, m there is ABSOLUTELY NO VENTI
LATION or freak air' supplied in 09 jobs out of 100.
More SICKNESS is CAUSED Sn HOMES by STEAM RADIATORS in
tooras without means of furnishing a constant supply of fresh air than
from any other cause. LACK' OF FRESH AIR is almost as detrimental to
health as SEWER OAS PROM DEFECTIVE PLUMBING.
State laws require 30 cubic foot of FRESH AIR EVERY MINUTE, tor
EACH PUPIL in all public ochoola in all Eastern and most of the Middle
and Western States, while in steam or hot water heated houses, the way
THEY GET FRESH AIR Is to OPEN THE WINDOWS a fow minutos.
Heating the SAME AIIJ. over and over again produces the driest Ulnd
of heat, with the moisture reduced to IE of 20 degrees of saturation, whllo
It should be from SS to IS decrees (the same as tho altaosphore outdoors.)
Oxygen is greatly reduced and AIR LOADED WITH GERMS, which are j
very detrisaeatai to neaun.
The DRY AIR PRODUCED Y- HOTRADlATORS. with nearly all of
tne moMiunrarMa out, in ii, yrtwutw siunrviM uhauiwb).
A h liana y naa nv BBIMillllll --J fllHttBtt. AVUVQaTnV Arlan ami I
racks the rrUir and area flower wtti net flourish unlet ugly evapo
rating pan an ptaeed; cm the r4U0r for furnishing the nobture abo
lately neoeoaary to kesOik, wMek'ftuM hare to he refilled every day ky
I 4 a rctftr ,
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WO MAT tt,"ttim- to iweAMed Mm the WAT SOILS or after
ii STOPS BOILINO. The QUANTITY d QUALITY of t heat is Just
the sasse no mttr what the outside temperature may be either sero or i
up to So o pttem to tag a graduatlag it aocoritnc to the state of ike
weather.
A steam heater will onsu e 81 per eat to 60 per cent MORE FUEL
in heatinc a nous than a Wir furnace. . This ha been proves a great
Many Meat over. As all steam apparatus 'gives the, same amount and
Quantity ef heat is moderate leather as ia aero weather, and in our cli
mate, with auch tremendous changes in temperature, both economy and
comfort can onlyt bo had is a heating apparatus that you can regulate Re
cording to the weather. This is IMPOSSIBLE WITH STEAM.
ALL STEAM or HOT WATER RADIATORS becomo AIR-BOUND very
frequently, which absolutely prevents heating, the radiators being furnished
with vents tor allowing the air to be drawn off. When vents are operated,
DIRTY WATER ESCAPES and RUINS CARPETS, RUGS AND FLOORS.
- Steam entering or leaving radiators is very apt to produce that
horrible, HAMMERING NOISE, which k so exasperating to a householder.
HOT STEAM enteriR-g eoM radiator create unequal expansion, which
soon PRODUCE LEAKS. For proof or these statements, examine any
radiator that has been In nae one or two Reason.
Radiators draw all the dust to them and deposit more or lees of it
am 'the walls " eeiWug over thorn Look at the wall and veiling near a
radiator that has he need om maim. It Mta its own story,
Ksporieaee has shown that very few me who offices are heated by,
Uam will have steom heat in their nouses,
Indireet stwm hetvMng to the o?y oerreet way U use steam heat, the
Udlrut IbtcSJators Mac la tho eethar wHh FRHMMC AJR FROM OUTDOORS
oooiot; l Atreet eetHaet with them, is fcwUod ad then diatrlhuted through
the hes through pfpee ami registers. This Method is VMHY EXPENSIVE,
while Ujsrodaoea exactly the same roswtta a a Weir furnace, ia COLD
WKATKXR ONLY. It oannei be roltd or moderated always the
am asMiuttr of hoat - no matter what the WEATHER MAY BE.
In eeM waatber you cannot leave the house if you have a steam or
ot water knt(nlees you drain the entire system for fear of a freeee-up.
Doctors and scientific experts all agree that a constant supply of
trsih lair .is ahsoluUly taaceaaary-. Willi a WEIR GAB AND iOOT CON
SUMING FURNACE of AMPLE SIZE, and PROPERLY LOCATED, a CON
STANT SUPPLY OF.PURE AIR ENTIRELY FREE FROM GAS OR DUST
IS FURNISHED AT ALL TIMES and EVERY ROOM and HALL WELL
HEATED.
The We.tr Furnace is very responsive to tho draft and a largo volume
of warm air can always be QUICKLY SUPPLIED, insuring a WjARM DIN
ING ROOM, as well as a WARM HOUSE BEFORE BREAKFAST.
The amount of heat required is EASILY REGULATED ACCORDING to
tho WEATHER PLENTY OF HEAT in COLD WEATHER. MODERATE
amount In MODERATE WEATHER, email amount, just TAKING OFF THE
CHILL, in EARLY FALL or lato Spring continual supply of fresh air to
ujl parte oS. the dwolliug, Thoso results are ABSOLUTELY IMPOSSIBLE
where cither DIRECT STEAM OR WATE heaters are used.
. LARGE, MEDIUM-SIZED OR SMALL HOUSES can be PERFECTLY
-WARMED at ALL TIMES with a Weir Furnace, provided it is amply large,
is properly located and has good-stted plpeB and registers with an abundant
atr supply front the proper direction.
Experience proves a SAVING of 33 per cent to 50 per cent in FUEL.
a ORBAtVaVING1 IN COST FurnaC0 01 amp, b1e and power 6,80 Bnowa
A Weir Furnace seldom requires repairing and If repairs are necessary
It can po repaired in a short time. The only parto that can burn out "are
the lining or grates through carelessness, and can be repaired through the
doors without disturbing the furnace. Consequently the heating of a housa
l di.ffiJQ MKrere,d wth, whereas with STEAM or HOT WATER BOILERS,
n BREAK eltherin the boilers or in the piping, means a cold house and
atnywhere from TWO DAYS TO A WEEK WITHOUT ANY HEAT,
air beating is quiet and noiseless. NO UGLY or UN8IGHTLY
?OiI"8 'SwiSS room or halls NO DIRTY STAINS ON FLOORS. !
iAinKio or Jiuua u jjiiift..x J U I NTS NO NOISE or EXPLOSIONS!
or CRACKING of SECTIONS No chance of BREAKAGE Of BOILEIts!
KADIATORS'pr P1PES. A GREAT SAVING IN COST OF PLANT. Watw
r f "ra1. the evaporation for moisture is regulated according
IS ot tbe u"o are inside the furnace in tho cellar, out !
It yo do i set know the agent in your town who sells tho Weir Fur
D&afS2T Fd FurBac & BxxWy Co., 411-13 South Tenth S.treet,
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Fsniiskttt Advertisirif is tho Eoad to Big Returns
Tiw OawLba Bee' is tlie Best Medium m Its Territory.
Omaha Odd Fellows are maklne prepara
tions to send 'a large number of members
to Lincoln next month to take part In the
annual session of tho grand lodge, which
meets In that city on October 1T U and
W. There will be twenty-two representa
tives from this city and two degree
teams, aj well as many visitors, who will
make the trip. Omaha lodge No. 2 will
exemplify the first degree work before
the grand lddge, and Hesperian encamp
ment No, 2 will give the encampment de
gree work before the grand ' encamp
ment, which meet on October U.
Omaha lodge. No. 2, will have work In
tho first degree next Friday night, as
we'll as the second Friday night n Octo
ber. This plan has been arranged so an
to glvo the first degree team all the prac
tice possible before the next session of
the grand lodge, f
The Maryland representatives to the
Minneapolis session of th soveralcn
grand lodge Initiated a movement to have
the 119 eefeton held in Baltimore, the
blrthfeic of the ofgaftlscUon. It ls.pkta
ned to m4ke this a ftbtiM (sMte, as It
will ho toe hundredth anniversary ef
the oreer.
The Omaha Ote VeMews wk" weat te
M!neeli, te vlU the severaifn grtM&
lodge meeting1, report having had' a ae4e-
did tlie. There were trnmeiwe erow'sa e-t
Odd Fellows, more degree work than owe
could set time to see and the entertala-
ment features wore aU tht could be aefcad
for,
Mrs. C M, M. Ijogan has bee-a very atok
the last two wtcka.
The dcdlca'l i of the Odd Fellows mem
orial at Gru. nd cemetery last Sunday
was a big success and was attended by
several hundred members of the order.
Woodmen ot thai World Notes.
J. B, Fltsgerald of Kansas City, chair
man -of the sovereign managers, is in th
city. ,
The Lithuanian camp. No. . dance at
New Settlers' hall last evening was a
howling success.
Sobleska camp, No. 75, meets next Sun-
day at Shaeley.
Mrs, Ktnma B. Manchester, supreme
guardian; Mrs. Emma F. Campbell, Port
Hurkn. Mich.; Mrs. Ida M. Kelly, Dav-
crnport, la.; Miss Dora Alexander,
Omaha; Mrs. Mary E. La Kocca, UrL
Paul, Mnn., executive council ot the
woodmen Circle, are in session at the
Woodmen of tho World building.
Omaha-Seymour camp, No. IS, win have
the largest class of candidates ever in
troduced Into perfected Woodcraft In
October.
Xls-Kuv-Dub camp of South Omaha and
their degree team, are preparing- for a
class for October.
Samuel Mancuso and his Marconi camp
are having much success with their candi
dates.
Sovereign commander J. C. Root and
his staff wilt be busy with the thousands
of visitor this woek.
City Manager John Kennedy, whose
office it at 215 Woodmen ot the World
building, Wants every Ak-Sar-Ben visitor
to call on -htm that he may show tho
many beauties ot the building and a
charming view of Omaha, the Missouri
river and Council Bluffs, la., from thn
observation gallery.
N. B. Maxey, E. B. Lewis, EaJD. Camp
hell, T. C Patterson, William Iluess and
U. T, Wells and J. EX Fitzgerald, sovereign
managers, ore In session at local head
quarters, Bchiller camp, No. 304, will he In the
German day parades with tho floate.
nrothrrboort ot American Yeomen,
Nowlthstandtng the ruin ot last Wed
nesday evening, Omaha homestead. No.
104. held a very Interesting meeting. The
attendance was Interfered with on ac
count ot tho weather, but those present
spent an enjoyable evening playing
cards and dancing, which was followed
by refreshments, State 'Deputy "Knox
was prerent and made a good talk and
said an effort would be mado to boom
Ycomanr In Omaha and Nebraska this
fall and winter. The Women's degree
team has been organised with bright
prospects for a successful season.
review, among whom was State Com
mander Colonel A. t. hee, who gave o
splendid addrers. Monday evening the do
gree staff of Council Bluffs will put on
the work, at which timo a largo claso
wilt be Initiated. Walter F. Scott han
been appointed deputy for the district
Omaha.
The Hoynt lUshlnnders.
Ferncllfe 'Caatlo of nmnhn ivin hnM
no meeting Wednesday evening on ac
count or the electrical parade. Femcllffc
castle will gico a dance at Fraternity
hall. 1813 Hnrnov -n..,.
" ,..-.. ii unLua
evening, October 15. It is desired that
an memDera nnd their friends attend.
Dunoon castle of Boufh nmSi tmiii
very enjoyable social meeting last Wed-
Knlgrhts nn 'l,adlca of Security.
OmOSka COUnCll. No. 2r, Knlirhta nn.'l
Ladles of 'Security, will aiva it. CArA nnrtv
and dance Monday evening at Myrtle
nan, jnrteenth and Douglas streets.
Clan Gordon Auxiliary.
The Ladles auxiliary to Clan rinrrinn
No, 63. will meet at th hnmn ' nt Mr.
Charles Johnston, at Happy Hollow, next
weanesaay at p. m.
Fraternal Union of America.
BOnner IdOtre. No. 11 Fraternnl TTnlnn
of America, will give an opening ball at
Myrtle hall, Fifteenth and Douglas,
Thursday -evening, October 9.
Cost of Another
Charter. Election 1 .
; Would Be (ireater
Tho total oot f the heme rule chartei
ejections was JT.JW.M, aecorcHng to Cltj
Comntrojler VoDonald, who estimate
that the cost of the special election at
which the, charter will be submitted tu
tho people will be KW. This.wlll bring
the total expense vt preparing the" chartei
up to approximately U,09d.
Should the charter he defeated the co&t
of making a second charter will exceed
(12,000, because additional election dis
tricts have been created slncehe primarj
and charter commission olactions wert
held, necessitating the employment ot a
greater number 'of clerks and Judges.,
"In my opinion another charter com
mission could not, after months of hard
work, prepare a better charter than thl
one," said a man who is conversant'with
the provisions of the home rule charter,
but has np personal Interest -In It "It
would not only be foolish to turn down
this charter without giving the good
things Irv It due$ consideration, but it
would prove expensive to the taxpayers,
Tho people would 'have to pay the ex
tenee of another election, and probablj
another one after that, for able nrt n.
Interested men gave almost their enttrt
time to making the charter which la to
be submitted irt November and. If it
Should not be satisfactory to the people.
It Is not likely another body of men
could prepare one more satisfactory."
SitKJX CITY ASKS OMAHA TO
HELP ON RIVER MOVEMENT
The Omaha Commercial Rtuti di. re
ceived a communication from the Sioux
City Commercial club asking the locfU
body to co-op rat In a movement look
ing towards the reorganization of the
upper Missouri river Improvement asso
ciation. This la in recognition ot the
fact that whllo Kansas City and towns
down the river have been working to se
cure immense appropriations for tho im
provement of the river, Omaha, Sioux
City and other upper Missouri river cities
have been idle.
Much Lower
Prices Now
Wo are conducting, a Pall Opening showing-this store in its new at
tire and making special prices for tho occasion that makes it well ''worth
your while to attend. "Unusually good values in every department deep
price cuts to make it a celebration long to be remembered.
CREDIT TO ALL
TEEMS TO SUIT
g ... i n
MISSION CLOCKS 1I0-P2ECE P0RCEUS1 SINKER SET
Made of solid oak, brass
weIghtB,"-"hands " and nu
merals; splendid time
keepers, special, ff 25
this sale O
IINERS
This sot is of high grade ware, genuine seml-vit-reous,
pure white poreclain, imported, in rich Delft
Dutch blue, with beautiful Dutch Holland scenes
and tracings in pura gold. Seo the -i yC-. 8al Prlco ill Oft
set dlspayod in our snow window. . v 1 I O of P 0
Solid oak, box soat Dining
Chairs, upholstered in
genuine leather at special
CREDIT '
TO ALL
S9UB OAK 1VFFETS
A most excellent value,
genuine solid oak Buffet,
lined drawer for silver
ware and French bevel
mirror, very durable con
struction, Ii; 50
sals price. . . A Ue
. $14.95
TNO-INCN POST
BRASS 1EI . . .
Extra special in a guaraateecTlaquered Brass
Bed, full standard weight (not a cheap, light
weight bed); heavy 2-Inch posts, full width,
guaranteed against tarnishing; $1 A 95
' J.4.
extra special at.
Before You Buy i
BASE BURNER
Let ua explain to you tho superior advantages
of the famous Peninsular line. TheSo improved
heaters novo 2rom $00 to 1,300 square inches
moro ot radiating surface than any other make of
heaters on, tho market. They will give more heat
and consume one-fourth less fuel. One will
Cut Voir Coil Bill 25
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TNE PEpjlNSILAR IASE IIRNER SPECIAL
A splendid double heating base burner; capacious hot air flues in base and
radiating surface; heat radiates from base, also hot air
DRESSERS
Made of genuine Circassian
walnut, or in genuine mahog
any .05 oak ;. extra, massive and
welrmade; extra large mfrrdra:
very elegant Dress- 90' 75
ers, sale price. . . . Oa
aCsEBBkHuBiaBf3Xr
BWBMaMjSSMByJ3BWSHBBB:
back: generous
flue at top to heat upper
floors; perfect self-feeder;
gas-proof magazine cover;
new patent Bhaker grate and
draft register and other fea
tures; it is ot handsome ap
pearance and beautifully
trimmed with silver nickel
mountings; ex- no 75
ceptional at. . . w
niMN
1 m nrn i
PENINSILAR
STEEL RANIES
The celebrated "Peninsular"
6-holo range, made ot heavy
gauge cold rolled eteel, ven
tilated firebox, duplex grate
for coal or wood, asbestos
lined and other features; '
thoroughly high Inn 75
grade at.,,,.
Credit Terms to &fdt
Independent Order Red Men.
Ftontenello tribe. No. 78, Independent
Order of Ited Men, met at Its wigwam on
last Monday sleep and had a very In
teresting pow-wow. The tribe decided to
take the trail and rr.ovo their wigwam
Into rf.uuarters, at Wteenth and
Douglas street, old Redman halt, where
the tribe will tx glad to meet all the
chiefs and warriors, also all pale faces
who wish to come on Monday sleep.
Corn moon, twenty-ninth aun, at eighth
run. Special Invitation to all lledmen and
tnelr friends.
KnlKBta of the Macenb.
Omaha tent No. W, Knight of tho Mac
cabees, bad a number of visitors last
COUNTY DADS TO HAVE
REGULAR MEETING, DAYS
The Board ot County Commissioners
passed resolutions Introduced by Frank
Best establishing regular days for hold
ing public meetings and providing that
ojunty automobiles shall bear the
county's name In letters four Inches high.
The board will hold meetings of the
committee of, the whole every Friday
aftemon and regular meetings every Sat
urday morning;
NEW RESERVOIR AT WALNUT
HILL IS TO BE BUILT SOON
Specifications 'have been prepared tor
the construction of a new reservoir at
'Walnut Hill, to increase the capacity ot
the old reservoir by lt.000.COO gallons. The
new reservoir will coat complete about
tM.OCO. General Manager R, B. Howell
of the Metropolitan Water district will
open bids for the construction or the
embankment next Wednesday. It Ms
p'anned to rush the work and complete
tho improvement this winter.
A I'lennant Morprlae
.follow the first dose of Or. King's New
Ufo Pills; the painless regulators that
strengthen you.- Guaranteed. c. For
sale by your drujjslst. Advertisement.
Pcrrlstent Advertising is the Koad te
Big Return
AK-SAR-BEN
VISITORS
FOU are cordially invited to
tirxtf nnd rnsn&rt the toeiiK.
modern home of "IDLE WILD BUTTER' where
the cream from thousands of prosperous Nebraska
and Iowa farms is churned into a butter famous,
for its quality, cleanliness and purity v .
Cordially Yours, r. ,,. A
David Cole Creamery Co.
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