THE BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, .1ANUAHY 13, 1914.
Chas. Hall Creeps Into Third Place in Panama Contest
These Are Every Day Prices at
Sherman & MoConnell Stores
Bromo Seltzer. lOo, 18c, 34o and 69o
25c Carters Little Liver Pills 12o
3Sc CuBtorla , aio
2So Cullcura Bonn 17o
60o CHrmen Powder 839
60c Canthrox aOo
BOc Doan'n Kidney lUlls 34c
25c Vrostllla Ho
Horllck's Malted Mlllt, 34c, 67o, 52.70
25c Ilydrox Peroxide Cream.... 14o
Rubber Goods
Good Bulh Sy-
litlRO ....393
Household IUit
ber Glove?. 3Do J
2-qt. Fountain
SyrlnKe ..49o
3-nt. Fountain
Syringe ,.69o'
Ninnies, best
kind . M...Sc
Atomizers,
at 35o to 51.35
2-nt Water
linen .... 9c
Rubber Ice Hags. . 35o to. $1.81
REXALL REMEDIES
We are exclusive Omaha nccnts for
this famous line of family medicines,
and mention a fen below:
Rexall Ollvo Oil ICmimlon with 1 ly
pophosphltcs 31.00
iwmw
Rexatl Dyspepsia Tablets at 35c, BOa
and $1.
Rexall s 93 Hair Tonlo 50c, $1
Rexall Orderlies (laxative) at lOo, 9So
ami 300
Rexall Uamboo Hrlcr Ulood Uulldei.
at $1-09
Rexall Krxetnu Ointment... 45o, 89c
Rexall Kidney Iteinnly 45o, 830
Rexall l.lvcr Suits, 850. 43c and 89c
Rexall Rheumatic Remedy 48c, B9o
Rexall RubbliiR Oil 85o, 400
Rcxal Cold Cream. 100, 15o, 35c, 33c
and 600
Rexall "Nice" Deodorizer) 83c
Rtxall .Shampoo Pantc 330
Rexall Shaving Lotion 33C-433
Rexall Talcum Powder, white mul
flesh color 15c, 350
Rexall Theatrical Cold Cream 3c, 50a
llaimony llnlr Hraiitlflcr fj
Harmony Hair Shampoo 000
CIGARS
DV THE BOX
We have, we believe the largest
nniorttiicnt of standard brands of
cigars to be found In Omalm, and
our box prices are unquestionably
the lowest.
sherman & McDonnell drug m.
Corner Sixteenth and Dodge ftreeti.
OWIi DRUG CO., Corner Sixteenth and Harney Streets.
KAX7ABD PHAEMAGY, Corner 34th and rarnam Streets
LOYAL PHAEMAOY, 807-209 XTorth Slxtoonth Street
NQTICF TO CONTESTANTS
Next Tuesday we will publish the
standing of all contestants who have
turned In their nomination coupons
or cash checks for rs'.'i in this con
test. Get your receipts in by Satur
day evening, so that your standing
will appear In the list, thus letting
your friends know that you are com
peting for a trip to the Panama exposition.
DIRECTOR OF EXHIBITS AT THE
PANAMA EXPOSITION.
HOW MANY POUNDS
ARE THERE IN YOUR FAMILY WASH?
FIGURE IT OUT THEN SEE HOW MUCH
IT WOULD COST YOU TO HAVE US TAKE ALL
THE WORRY AND DRUDGERY OFF YOUR
HANDS AT
6c Per Pound
ALL FLAT PIECES IRONED.
. .. YOU WILL FIND THAT IT IS ECONOMY IN
HEALTH AND MONEY TO HAVE IT DONE THE
"KIMBALL WAY".
OUR "WON'T CRACK" SYSTEM FOR COL
LARS WILL SAVE YOURS.
! Contestants' Standing
' Same. Ho. of Totes.
Fay M. Watts 863,767
Ruth A, Finney , .819,030
Chnrles Kail ,.,347,067
Sylvia Rayne 356,003
Mxi. Emma Ferry 163,679
Robert Lewis Doman , 41,758
Mary J. Aberley 11,310
O. A. Hystrom. 7,408
Bam Bteluberir 7.311
Mrs. K. 6. MnUth 3,304
uiyae J. outlier 1,630
Herbert C. Wells 1,000
W. J. Kettlen 1,000
Chris Simonson, UtlM, Net 1,000
Julian Karris 1,000
Harry J. Severson 1,000
Minor O. Kennedy 1,000
Herbert O. Xmndon 1,000
Marie R. Klvers. 1,000
Jennie 1C. Waihburn... 1,000
Carles 0. Thomas 1,000
Myrtle O. Harrison 1,000
) Mrs. James Mortlmore 1,000
--uuA.v.bM OHIUiaai ............ . 1VUU
; mi, Aocert x, Jones. ......
James I. Kulakofsky
Myron DeForrest.
T. o. Thompson'
Mrs. Qeorra e. Brti
IiOUige Fannlncbari?
Paul Korton 1,000
Henry B. King " 1,000
Samuel I. :
John Flicker
Jule Waohitaln
Harry Erney. 1,000
Mrs. B. Beverldgo.... 1,000
Mrs. Pinna Circle 1.000
William Wlnaueet 1.003
Oretohon Edgar 1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
Captain Aifior Carferlhtter
X.SM (retire,)
. i nnn i ' nullum uutiril mw.vin.-u lu utu otuu
It'-.- i'HxX making u gio.t .box. The trco Is
n5?v l'noo hoisted by derrick and shipped by
vit ViSS r ea t Franc iKto wliero It
',..! i Z Pl"ted In speclul soli brought froi
on"e,n ?iVi?Y Smith luontn rlvrr. r.pvonlv miles l
I
'You are delighted when you open the package"
V
THE "WASKWOBD" O? TXB KOKS
BLUE WAGONS.
PHONE DOUG. 919.
How to Win a Free
Trip to the Pana
ma Exposition
notes of Content.
1 Tho Beo offers and will award threo
round-trip tickets and expenses to the
Panama Exposition, tho total cost of each
trip to bo 200, as prizes to the three con
testants having tho greatest number of
points at tho closo of the contest.
2 This contest open to everybody ex
cept employes of advertisers on this page
and of Tho Bee.
3 Tho contest page will bo published
one day each week and will run for a
period of ono- year.
4-Polnts will be figured on the basis of
one point for each 1 cent shown on cash
checks or receipts for purchases made
from advertisers on this page.
6 CaBh checks must bo deposited at or
mailed to "Panama Contest Editor" Tho
Bee not later than thirty days from date
of payment of same and receipts will be
Issued for them.
Contest to close November T, 1314. All
cash tickets and receipts must be turned
into The Bee office not later than 9 p. nr.
on closing day of contest, or If mailed,
must be post marked not later than that
hour.
A Quick,
Snappy
emce
"Dresher Bros.' Service" is generally beloved,
not only because the CLEANING is done in a
superior manner, but because the work goes out
with such a small percentage of "Grief" and "Ex
cuses." No matter whether it is the simple clean
ing of a pair of gloves, or a job involving 100 suits
and 50 dresses, the work goes "through" and
"comes out" with a "Vim." Phone .Tyler 345 or
Parcel Post or Express your work. Dreshers pay
carrying charges one way where the job amounts to
$3.00 or qver.
DRESHER BROS.
DRY CLEANERS, DYERS
2211-2213 FARNAM STREET, OMAHA, NEBRASKA.
Every Dollar Deposited to Open a New
Account in the SAVINGS DEPARTMENT of
THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
Counts 100 Votes in The Bee's Panama Contest
Capital, $500,000
Surplus, $500,000
Undivided profits,$240,000
Total deposits, $7,000,000
THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
13th and Farnam Streets
LUTHER DRAKE, President
FRANK T. HAMILTON, Vice President
FRED P. HAMILTON, Cashier
B. II. MEILE, Assistant Cashier
C. 13. DUGDALE, Assistant Cashier
NOTE: Votes will not be allowed for other than bona fids new saving
accounts Full number of votes will ba allowed up to sixty days before
.oio of contest when a limit of 10.000 will be placed on each new account.
accustomed to receiving nourishment onlv
from its bottom roots, thoso tiro cut and
u buttom board attached to tho side ouch,
trco ih turn
hind
Is ro-
from tho
Sacramento river, seventy miles away.
Morn 1 1' 1111 2.1.000 clllilo vardft of rich
roll wna lowed from Colllnsvlllc, on tho
Sacramento river, to the site of tho Pan-ania-l'aclflo
International exposition nt
San Francisco to bo used In the tropical
carden which will form the netting for
tho great exhibit palaces. This loam,
heaped up, would malo a mountain one
half mile hlKh and 100 feet square nt the
toi. and base.
All Nations Will
Exhibit at the
Big Panama Expo
With tho bcKlnnlnc of tho year 1911,
San Francisco Is fully allvo to tho re
sponsibilities and the opportunities Im
posed and offered by tho approaching
Panama-Pacific International '' exposition,
and tho tremendous work already accom
plished Is an earnest of tho vomplvlo
realisation of the original plans, in
deed, thoso closest to It have been nearly
the lust to reallto tho magnltudo of their
own undertaking, Hut now, with Its. ex
hibit palaces rising in their Travertine
marble beauty over the 635 acres of 'ex-'
position domain; with tho completion of
the' wharfage whero will doc ktho ships
of tho .world; with, the finishing of tho
ferry slips adjacent to tho grounds for
tho accommodation of the trnnsbay traf
fic i with the vast umuscmcnt concessions
In tho slxty-flvo ucrca to be devoted to
thorn tltlng In their novel splendor; with
tho vls.ons of the landscape gardeners
springing into green and color In short,
with all tho physical evidence of a su
perb consummation n.Mimlng shape, the
promise of President C. C. Moore, made
more than a year ago, that "we shall be
ready," has assumed tho dignity of
prophecy to bo fulfilled Immutably.
In the division of exhibits, directed by
Captain Ashor Carter IJakcr, IT. B, A.,
thcro Is promised from every nation In
the world a display nt Intrlnoic value,
diversified Intcusl Rtul educational tm
portnnco never beforo assembled In ono
city In tho history of clvlllratlon.
Ily a special system of rotation origi
nated by John Mclurcn, superintendent
of San Francisco's parks, ovcry flower
of tho million plants of tho tropical gar
den at tho Panama-Parlflo International
exposition will bo In full bloom durtntr
tho ten months tho exposition will be
open to tho public. A duplicate- of evory
plant will bo kept In the nurseries, gren
houses and lath-houses and as one in tho
mien ceases to bloom a forced plant wll!
bo substituted for It.
Vote Limit Raised
for Bank Deposits
Hereafter contestants In the Panama
contest will receive the full number of
votes for any amount deposited In the
savings department of the Merchants
National bank to open a new account
which Is bona fide and which Is allowed
to remain on deposit at least sixty days.
This raises the limit which has heretofore
existed allowing but 10,000 votes as a
maximum for any one account. For the
protection of contestants the limit will
be again put In force sixty days before
the close of the contest
exposition Notes.
Captain John Hancc. known to every
visitor to the Grand Canyon of Arizona,
will be seated on the rim of tho conces
sion of that name at the Panama-Pacific
international exposition every day during
uamain nance was tne first wnito
settler In the region of the canyon and
has lived there continuously lor inirty
years. He has acted as guide to Grand
Duke Alexis, Colonel Roosevelt and
scores of celebrities.
Among the great conventions and con
greases to be held In San Francisco In
915 are national and International or
ganlzatlons devoted to civic, religious.
social service, educational, fraternal,
business, labor, commercial, agricultural,
horticultural, live stock and other ac
tlvltles. Thousands of exDerts whoso
distinguished services are devoted to the
progress and welfare of humanity will
gather at these congresses and conven
tions.
Sixteen foreign nations. Russia. Eng.
land, Germany, France, Italy, Belgium,
uenmarx, iiouana, spam, 1'ortugai, Nor
way, Sweden. Switzerland. AUBtrla-IIun
gary and Australia, have tentatively ac
cepteu an invitation to send troops to an
international encampment at tne 1'ann
ma-Paclflc International exposition In
1915. A military tournament. In which
soldiers of these nations will vie with the
boys of Uncle Sam 1b being arranged by
tno war department.
A standard gauge railroad, with all
modern appointments, which has been
built by the Panama-Pacific Interna
tlonal exDosltlon through Its grounds,
will nrovlde exhibitors with the quickest
and most effective traffic service ever
clven at an exposition. The cars carry
their loads direct to the doors of the
various exhibit palaces and In some in
stances Into the buildings. Twelve miles
of track Is laid, rescuing to an quarters
of the exposition grounds.
A reproduction of the Yellowstone Na
tlonal park will bo one of the features o
the concess.on district at the Panama'
Pacific International exposition. A stand
aid iraueu railroad will run through tha
ccncesblon, taking visitors seemingly
through tho entire park. In the center of
the concession reproductions of the'geV'
cers and springs which have made the
Yellowstone the wonaer or tne world win
be set upon a great revolving table. The
I cost or tne concession is estimated at
jcj.ooo and it win be one 01 the most
complete or us Kina ever duiu.
Frederic Thompson, producer of .the
Toyland Grown L'p concession at the
Panama-Pacific International exposition,
tried scores of -engineers of world-wide
fame In an effort to find one who could
work out a design for a mechanical man
sixty rect high. All tailed. Thompson,
In a whimsical mood, told his idea to his
13-year-old office noy and ordered the lad
In lest to eo home and make a work
ing model. The boy, believing Thompson
was In earnest, got busy, and his model
was so successful that the sixty-foot man
will toe made from the lad's original
drawing.
The thousunds of great trees which are
1 being brought from iviry country In the
world to be transplanted at tho Panama
Pacific International exposition aro sclen
tlfically treated by experts to prevent
their dying. The side roots are first cut
II I ana giaenoarus piuceu uown me i-uio. mx
zc months later, when the tree has become
FREE NOMINATION COUPON
GOOD FOR 1000 VOTES
Send or. bring this coupon to the "Piuinma Contest
Editor" of tho Beo and you will receive 1000 votes in
tho Panama Contest. Only. .ono coupon will be credited
to a person. ,
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Address
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The Greatest Problem
In Housekeeping These Days Is to Do it Economically
and at the Same Time Be Comfortable.
But How?
HERE IS THE ANSWER:
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What Does It Mean?
S . "TV
The first person who sends us tho cpnjecnswer to
the meaning of this lino will bo awarded V useful gift.
Name and address of winner will bo published next
Tuesday.
Remember thousands of votes for .the Panama Con
test can bo procured through our receipts.
THE ELECTRIC SHOP
1810 FARNAM STREET. TYLER 1414
"Wire for us and we'll wire for you."
WOULD YOU CONTRACT TO PAY
Benj. Franklin said
"Wish not so much to live long as to live well"
Poor Itlchnrd's Almanac
One of the most potent factors
in the science of living well is
the Electric Toaster. With it
toast can be quickly and easily made,
toasted to an appetizing golden brown.
The Convenient Electric Toaster
Your morning toast can be prepared
right upon the dining room table. The
Electric Toaster is always ready for
service just turn the switch and' the
coils are glowing hot. Many tagty
disjies and desserts require toast and
you will find the Electric. Toaster a
wonderful convenience.
Remember, thousands of votes may be se
cured through the purchase of things elec
trical, and for wiring of old and new houses.
Omaha Electric Light
& Power Co.
for a piano (Boudoir b(zo) that plays all 88-noto
m(iBlc l( that plario eoundod and looked like a
now ono? Wo think bo.
IF YOU LOVE MUSIC
Coma to tho storo and '-play this piano yburselt.
Wo 'fclll teach you -In Jlvo minutes. If you don't
loll us, to- BomUH. out, someone will but wo be
lieve yon will want It. Just the thing for your
little roBt room. Easy terms It you wish.
Thoro aro ONLY 3 of theso loft one in dark
oak, two in mahogany.
(Jw&wj Qptiwfy Qw (Jw&wjjk ($w3fcwjjj (gjoS&w
Importing
Grocers.
Table
Delicacies.
Connects with
Brandeis
Stores by jj
West Arcade, fctl-
Specials for Tuesday and Wednesday Selling:
Nnvol Oranges Sweot Cali
fornia fruit; box. . . .$u.bo
per dozon lBo
Cirnpc Fruit Juicy and thin
Bklnned, each, 10c and 5
Now Vegetables- Carrots,
Turnips, Radishes, Onions
and Boets, per bunch. . .50
Now OrcRofi Prunes Fancy,
largo Italian stylo fruit
10 lbs., $15; 2 lbs.,-250
CANDY SPECIALS
Angel Food Taffy Modo
freBh dally; your cholc6 of
vanilla, strawborry or mo
lasses; regularly sold at
20c a lb.; special, lb., ,10c
BAKERY SPECIALS
Marshniallow 3-laycr Cake-
Pure vanilla flavor, homo
made stylo; regularly 30c;
special, each .... ... .-Oo
Mall and Phone Orders Promptly and Accurately Filled.
Douglas 017.
Tarragona Port $1.00 full '
quart bottlo, very old,
cholco wlno for ...... .,7nc
Ouckenhclnicr Whiskey
$1.00 full quart -bottle,
very old and mellow. , 85c
Inglenook Sherry 7fic. 'full
quart bottle, high grade
wlno for .45o
Superior Angelica 75& full
quart bottlo rich .and "
(fruity, ' for ...... .BQo
Virginia Dare CBc bottle of
this well known wino,50o
Guinness Now Foreign Extra
Stout The world's most
nourishing tonic; $2. CO a
dozon pints for $-,.01)
$1.50 a dozen nlps..$lJ5
Everyone Should Know
That we sold three-quarters of,
the Wedding Rings purchased
in Omaha last year.
WL v? Because we make the Rings
v in our own shops, and also
because every Ring is UN
ADULTERATED. Every Ringra solid band of 14K or 18K gold-
THE SIGN OF
THE CROWN
UP 7H C0L0CH STAIRS
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