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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 20, 1914)
' . --M H" r"T, 12 THE BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, JANUARY 20, 19K SEW CAR LINES ORDERED! Directors of Street Railway Com pany Lay Out Work for Year. WILL SPEND ABOUT $400,000 Consider Fonrtecit Petition for New Lines from Thousands of CHI ena Same Are Called Imprnctlcnlile, It would be Impossible, to adopt, whllo others asked for havo not yet been suf ficiently examined by tho engineers of the company to determine their practicability. Improvements and extensions of street car lines In Omaha to cost approximately 1100,000 have just been ordered by the board ot directors In special meeting held Monday, fourteen petitions signed by sev eral thousand citizens, nsklng for ex tensions of the car lines In nil parts of tho city, were considered. The aggregate of petitions ask for some twenty-nine and one-half miles of single track. Ono of the extensions the board of di rectors has ordered to be. built In the opting Is a lino to tho southwest part of the city, Which the company expected to build last yenr. The construction of tho I .no last year was prevented by the con-t-ovcrsy over It exact location and the impossibility of crossing Saddle creek on the bridge that now spnns that stream. Jf necessary, the street railway company says It will now construct Its own bridge across the crcok and build the line with as little delay us possible. HniiOi Dmnlin liiuis Another lino is to be constructed on L street In South Omaha from the present western terminus of that line to Forty fourth slrcer. Another to extended I the Thirty third and Harney utrcet line from Its present terminus on Thirty-third and Farker street north and west toward Fontenelle park. This Hue will not be completed tho vholo dlttnnca during the prcst-nt year, but half of It will probably be built this year Th exect route of tho line reachlnc to Fontanello park has not all been determined, tn It will depend upon which rout will offer the least ob stacles in the way ot hills. Othor lines petitioned for will bo In vestigated for future action by the board of directors. To Iliillrt vr Curs. The company expects during the present year to complete twenty-five" new double truck cars now under construction In tho company's shops, with which the small cars now In operation on tho Dodge street lino are to bo replaced. When this Is done all tho cars on the system will bo of tho largo uniform typo now In use on other Hues. Tho usuul amount of reconstruction of tracks, made necessary by the repaying of streets, Is to bo done, and In ad dition considerable old track la to be rclald. Much welding ot the Joints of tracks Is to bo done, and many Iron poles aro to rcplaco wooden ones. A creosotlng plant for tho treating of tics in to bo constructed. Some work Is also to be done on tho Council Bluffs line In addition to the above. One of tho extensions asked for In tho petitions -placed with tho car company by Omaha residents Is ot ono mllo of tho Harney lino from Lincoln avenue to Gibson. Mmi xttHNliiiis Asked. Another Is an extension south from tho present terminus of tho Tenth street lino to Dominion street At present the lino stops nt Rivcrvlcw park, Another asks that tho Sixteenth streot line bo extended south from Vinton street three-fourths of a mile to tho city limits. Another asks that the Thirty-second street line bo extended 154 miles (o L street in South Omasa. Anothor asks that tho Kast Bldo Hans com park lino be turned west on Martha street and be extended to Forty-fourth street, then south to South Omaha, a to tal extension of three miles. It asks that the lino run from Thirty-fifth to Forty- fourth on L street in South Omaha. Another nsks that a branch run from the West Side Hanscom park lino west on Center to Ruscr's park, a dlstanco of two miles. Deride on This Line. Another asks that a Hno be. run south on Forty-eighth street from Leavenworth to Poppleton. then west to Fifty-first street, south on Fifty-first to Ccntor, then west to Iluscr's park. This .la one. of the lines the company has decided to build. Another aska that tho Cuming street lino be extended irom Forty-sixth to Hamilton, then west to Forty-eighth street. Two extensions are asked for In Benson. one north from Military avenue to the Catholic chu.-ch, one-half mile, and tho other south a half mile from tho center of tho town. The board announces that some of the lines petitioned for are over routes that Mrs. Harry Hayward Kills Herself by Gas in Her Bathroom Mrs. H. V. Hayward, 3122 Woolworth avenue, died Monday about an hour after she was taken from tho bathroom of her homo almost overcome from gas asphyxiation. The attention of the two maids In the house was aroused when their mistress stayed an unusually long time and did not comn down for breakfast, and after telephoning a neighbor, Mrs. A. Oilman, 1714 South Thirty-second street, they called up Mr. Hayward. Before tie arrived, how ever, Mrs. Oilman had broken In tne bath room door with an axe and Dr. 11. A Waggoner had been summoned. He In turn called the police surgeons, who responded with the pulmotor and made every effort to rekindle the spark of life left, but to no avail. Mrs. Hayward, who was St years old, has been In 111 health for two years and wns not feeling very well when she arose. It Is presumed that whon she reached up to turn on tho gas and light It that she suffered a fainting spell and keeled over and was ovcrcomo while prostrate upon the floor of tho room. Eeildes tho husband, Harry V. Hay ward, secretary of the Willow Springs Brewing company, she Is survived by a 13-yeor-otd son, Walter, who attends 8t. John's Parochial school, and who did not know anything of his mother's condition until all effort to revive her had failed Burgess-Nash Co, Sale Attracts Big Crowd on First Day Crowds of shoppers thronged the Bur-ess-Niuih store nil day Monday and lib erally patronized the reorganization sales Incident to the change In ownership from Orkln Brothers to the new firm, Burgess- Nash company, Employos who have been with the store for years remarked that Monday's crowd was tho largest ever In tno building. notablo fact .In connection with tno record attendance at the store was that the thousands of visitors were not "Just shopping," but carried many bundles of merchandise home with them. Mr. Nash, general manager of the firm, said that tho first day ot the big salo had been a pleasant surprise to him. llo ontlnucd: "Tho crowds of purchasers have far ex ceeded our expectations. We aro very much delighted mid gratified und wish to oxpress our sincere- appreciation of the public's generous responso to our efforts on behalf of honest merchandising ana up-to-date methods. "We regret that we were forced to open our reorganization sale before our scrvlco was completely perfected. It will be made soon, however. Our selling force Is being reorganized and we are increasing our facilities as fast as possible." Father J, W. Stenson Bitten by Mongrel; Head Sent Away While on his way to visit the home of parlshoncr near Third and Poppleton, where a child waa seriously 111, Father W. Stenson was bitten by a mongrel dog belonging to Anton rtychley, S13 Pop ploton avenue, last Wednesday after noon. Father Btenson completed his visit and upon returning to his home, 1331 South Nineteenth street, sent for Dr. Dwyer, who dressed the wound. The health department was notified and J. S, coney sent out to shoot the dog. Tho owner and his family of several smalt children pleaded for tho pet's lite rtychley begging to be shot Instead of tho brute. Coffey finally took the brute along, agreeing to keep It for several days and watch for any sign of rabies. The dog waa led behind police headquar ters and executed Sunday. The head was cut off and sent to the Pasteur Institute Quit Meat When Kidneys Bother Take a glass of Salts If youi Back IrartB or Bladder trouble you. Ho mma or woman who eats meat regu larly oast make a. mistake by flushing the kidneys eoo&stonally, says a well-known Mtfcorfty. Meat forma uric acid which axltas the kidneys, they fceooms over worked from the strain, r sluggish and nil to fllUr the waste and poisons from the blood, then we get sick, Nsarly all rheumatism, neadaobss, ltrcr trouble, nervousness, alulae, sleeplessness and urinary iaorfer oocne from sluggish kidneys. The moment yvu feel a dull ache in the kidneys or your back hurts or If the urine is cloudy, offensive er attended by . eeosattoa ot scalding, stop eating meat and et about four ounces ot Jtd Salts rrom aay pharmacy; take a Ubltspoonf ul In a viae of water before breakfast and tn a few days your kidneys will aet fine. This famous aalU is made from the sola or grapes, and lemon Juice, combined with 11 this, and has been used for genera tloas to flush and stimulate the kidneys, also to neutralise the acids In urine so it no longer causes Irritation, thus end lug Madder weakness. jaa (Wis is inexpensive and cannot Injure: makes a delightful efferrescsnt tlthla-water drink which everyone should take now and then to keep the kidneys clean ana active and the blood pure, uereer avoiding serious kidney compU Puoa-.avcrueB)&t. , Mas.WiKUDwe Sooth i wo Braar has been Lm4 tar sht SIXTY YKAJR8 by WIU.ION3 ol Hoisui tor tuctr ciulukjsn wbiu XXCTMIW. with rXXH&CT SUCCESS. It MOGTXM tfee CHILD. SOFTENS the OUMB. ALLAYS H PAIN ( CUKK8 WIND COLIC and k llK reaacdy for DIARKHCHA. It Is b anlutrlr ktrmltsL Be sure snd sik for Mrt. 'ivfhmr Soothing Byrup." sad tsk.3 so otbef inn Twm art risw i, wry JBBBBBBBLBBM l"SEMBBBBBWsm Evsry day the basement bargains are attraoilve Tuesday they are extraordinary. TUESDAY SPECIAL EVENTS BASEMENT READY-TO-WEAR DEPARTMENT Every item here means money well spent. S Plush Coats at $7.75 $775 These splendid silky Flush Coats In various sty Its and various sixes odd and broken lots, but every coat per fect. Many Novelty effects, with large fancy ornaments In front; black and colored linings! many new cut away effects; worth 910.00, 913.50 and $18.00, at COUNCIL DELAYS FIXING , DATE FOR CITY ELECTION Ordinances calling a special' election for a day to be fixed In the month of March at which the home rule charter will be submitted, as well as the propositions of voting J100,000 Incinerator bonds and 1223,000 Auditorium purchase bonds were laid over for a week by tho city council In committee of tho whole. The commis sioners Intend to submit these three propositions at tho ono election. The Issuance ot 1100,000 sewer bonds and an equal amount ot Intersection bond waa authorised. These bonds need not be submitted to the people for a vote ot approval. SMITH GETS SIXTY DAYS FOR ABUSING HIS WIFE James Smith, EM North Fourteenth street, waa sentenced to sixty days In Jail for beating and abusing his wife. Mrs. Smith declared that her husband had not worked since last September, and that she had been forced by him to beg on the streets. With two small chit dren accompanying her Mrs. Smith In formed, the court that she was In a dell cate condition, and Saturday refused to beg any longer. The husband then at tacked and beat her. On Christmas day they were put out of their home because the rent had not been paid. ' LIVE STOCK MEN GO TO THE BIG DENVER SHOW D. D. Cutler, general live stock agent for the Northwestern. Is stopping In Omaha on his way from the Chicago headquarters to the big live stock show In Denver. A special car ot live stock men of the various railroads and South Omaha dealers left for Denver yesterday. A Difference In WorliinK Hours, A man's working day la S hours. Ills body organs must work perfectly 2$ hours to keep him fit for a hours' work; Weak, sore. Inactive kidneys cannot do IL They must be sound and healthily active all the time. Foley Kidney Pills will make them sound and well. You cannot take them into your system without good re sults following their use. They are toale In action, quick In results, and contain .no habit forming drugs. Try them. For sale by all dealers everywhere. Advertise ment Women's 75c and $1 Short Knit Skirts, 35o Every doalrod color; all lengths; some plain, oth ers with colorod etrlpo bottoms. They would be excellent values at 75c to $1, Tuesday, at, og oach OZjC Brassieres Also short and long skirts; corset oovsrs and drawers; worth np to COo, f C &E Dresses at $2.89 Choice of 400 splendid up-to-dato dresses for women and mlsBOB. Novelty cloth, corduroy, fig ured cloth; combination drosses, serge c u t a w a y effects, with novelty cloth sklrtsT high necks, low "nocks, laco if rills, etc Thoy aro actually worth""$5.00, $6.00 and $7.00, Tuesday at You Can Save and Save Largely by Taking Advantage of January Sales Hundreds of Children's Wash Dresses at 38c 38c Children's light and dark dresses in good practical welgliu; ninny styles; arcs a to O and O to 14 years; regular 75c and 91 values, Tuesday at Imitation Silk Petticoats, 39c Made of good quality light weight sateen. Different shades ot gfcen, red, American beauty and black; all lengths, hundreds to choose from; oq worth $1, at. . sJevC Beaver Shawls Ziarg six, light and dark, gray and brown; values np to I O Q B2.50. at.. .. I 8-4 Bleached Bleached COTTON BLEACHED Utica SHEETING PILLOW CASING CHALLIES SHEETS Also S-1 Weached Frolt of All different widths of Persian, floral and fancy Splendid quality 63x90 Ui Loom and &- DWIght bleached Casing In tho figured cotton challtes; seamless bleached Sheets. Ancbar SieeUnc, cm ape- best grades, up to 20a hundreds of bolts, at, a Muslin Department; B9o dal aal Tneadar. r-srd values; mill lengths, yd. yard f values, at, oach 24c 10c 3c 45c BASKKBirr. BASEMENT. BASEMENT. BASEMENT. - g Watch Our Windows and Our Ads. It Will Pay. Specials Not Listed Aro Offered Tuesday. All Wool Amos keag Serges Novelties, Panamas, James town Suitings, Diagonal Serges, etc., In new spring colors, big assortment for your selection, $1.00 a yard values, on sale, at yard 38c $1.00 to $1.50 Silks Including messallnes, popllnB, fancy top silks, glove satin do chine, chiffon, taffetas, etc. also M-Inch black messallnes, taffetas and peau de soles, yd., 68c a,,d 78c Former Nebraskan Develops Big Model Plant at Niagara conference was held Inst weclc at a factory at Niagara Kails, which has a peculiar interest for NobrnsUans. The Buffalo Express, In telling about It, says'. 'Tho factory nt the falls Is the concrete realtiatlun ot a "drcomcr" who bulldcd blotter than he know. It Is vis ited annually by over loo.wo travelers from all porta of tho world, it Is also llferally truo that " this company has belted tho globo with Shredded wheat biscuit, for thero Is no country, where clvlllred human beings live where the product may not bo found. While break fast foods havo come and gone. Shredded Wheat has survived tho ups and downs ot publla fancy and Is now recognized a staple product, showing a steady In crease In sits from year to year, no matter what conditions may exist In the Industrial and business world. The suc cess ot this business Is generally attribu ted to wise, conservative business man agement and Intelligent educational ad vertising, combined with a product that meets all the hlghost standards ot clean Uness, purity and nutritive value in food manufacture." Tho "dreamer" referred to above was former Nebraskan, and the factory re ferred to that ot the Shredded Wheat company, founded by Mr. Perkins, who formerly lived at Wahoo, and was a well known lawyer and at ono time senator, representing Douglas, Sarpy and Saun ders counties In the Nebraska legislature. He Is not only the Inventor of the food product ff world-wide fame, but the first man In tn,Is country to develop a model manufacturing plant a model In cleanll ness, health and comfort for Its employes. as well as a model In efficiency. Bossie Has Tags for Glean Milk Campaign Dairy Inspector Claudo l' Bossie has Instituted a novel educational campaign for a better grade of milk. Ho has had several thousand illustrated labels printed and these wilt bo pasted on milk bottles and milk cans. Ono ot the tags reaeds: "Only clean, healthy cows can produce clean milk. Feed cows wholesome food ICeep barns well lighted and ventilated. Thoroughly clean and scald utensils dally. Clean and whitewash the barn and keep It clean. Milk Into a small pall. Cool milk promptly to GO degrees or lower. Store tho milk In a clean milk house." The label to be pasted on tho bottles rends; 'Promptly icturn this bottle to your dealer. Sculd and clean thoroughly. Btnse Immediately aftor emptying." Inspector Bossie says If dairymen ob serve theso Instructions It will tend to Increase tho purity of milk and directly reduco Infantile, mortality. Constipation Impottible to be well. The foe to Rood health. Correct at once. Ayer's Pills. One at bedtime. Sold for 60 years. Ask Your Doctor. J. O. ArerOn., Lowtll. Mom. Mayor Dahlman Has Ordered Rblease of Many Prisoners Mayor Dahlman has Issued orders for tho release ot fifteen prisoners who were serving time at the city jail -for var ious minor offenses. Tho mayor says that ho probably will pardon fifteen Tuesday and ten moro tho next day. This will Include all of tho list ot forty presented' to the mayor by Dean J. A. Tancock of Trinity cathedral. Dean Tancock called on Mayor Dahl man with his list and made a plea that theso men, serving time for minor of fenses In tho city jail be released because nf the unsanitary conditions at the Jail. Exposition Sale of Spring Suits styles of correct sort April prlco 930.00, now 919.50 April prloe 9S0.00, now. ...... .933.60 THE HOUSE OF MENAGH "The Store for Gentlewomen." 1613 Farnam Street TWO OMAHA NAVY MEN GIVEN GOOD PROMOTIONS During tho Inst week, two men for merly connected with tho naval recruiting station have been advanced In rank to warrant officers. Kdvf rd L. Benson, an Omaha boy who graduated from the high school here, and for somo time has been In charge of tho naval recruiting sub station at Twelfth and Farnam streets, has been made a boatswain. The ap pointment la effective January 16 and carries with It besides the higher rank and the more responsible d.uttes a sub stantial raise In salary. Mr. Benson has been ordered to the receiving ship at Mare Istand, Cal. ast week A. I Hccykell, formerly nt the station here, was appointed machin ist, which also makes htm a warrant of ficer and carries with It a substantial In crease In pay. Kidney and. Liver Trouble quickly relieved by electric Bitters, Best remedy for Indigestion, dyspepsia, heart burn and most kidney trougles. COc and $1. All druggists. Advertisement. "Cscarets" If Constipated, Headachy, Stomach Sour or Bilious Dime a Box Tarn the rascals ont -the headache, biliousness, constipation, the sick, sour stomach and foul gases turn them out tonight with CascaretA Don't tat In another day of distress. Ijtt dasoareM sweeten and regulate yoar tomaoh; remove, the sour, undigested and fermenting food and that misery-making m; take the excess bile from your liver. and carry off the decomposed waste mat ter and constipation poison from the bowels. Then you feel great. A Cascaret tonight will straighten you out by morning a 10-cent box from any drag store wlllkeep your head clear, stomach sweet, liver and bowels 'regular and make you feel bully and cheerful for months. Don't forgot the children. sHsKscf'' WWllKWh, English Walking Boots For Women . Tho English Walking Boot has become the most popu lar shoe for street wear that wo are showing. They tire exact duplicates ot the English etylfis for men. The low heel and toe makes them very comfortable and gives the foot a noat, trim appearance. We havo them In button and lace. $4 and $5 DREXEL 1419 Farnam VIO jWl PNICb 10 CENTS! C AS CAR ETS WORK WHILE YOU SLEEP. Drs. Nach & Hack B THE. DENTISTS The largest and beat equipped dental efflcejn Omaha, Experts In charge or all ' worft, moderate price. Porcelain fillings just like the tooth. All Instru ments sterilised after using. Id yioor Faston Block, Omaba, Jfs- Two Clean Papers FOR THE HOME The Youth's Companion AND The Evening Bee INCLUDING SUNDAY Both for 55c a Month Payable Monthly at THE BEE OFFICE The Greatest Bargain Sale of Women's Ready-to-Wear Gar ments Ever Known in Omaha Began Here Monday and Will Continue Throughont the Entire Month. Stock must and will be unloaded and actual worth is not considered in the pricings. JUST TRY HAYDEN'S FIRST It Will Mean Splendid Savings. Over 1510 Handsome Coats Regular $10.00 to $35.00 values Im ported Plushes and Ural Lambs only ex cepted on sale Tuesday in two big lots Evening Coats, Street Coats, Sealettes, Plushes, Chinchillas, Astrakhans, etc. your choice $5.00 and $10.00 Your money back if not satisfied. Hundreds of Beautiful New Dresses Dresses for evening wear, dresses for afternoon wear, dresses for street wear in silk, orepes, charmeuse, chiffon, laces, (ft (4 a) Cfl etc. made to sell at $20.00 up to $45.00 1 your choice V lIU Wash Goods Specials Offered for Monday Will Be Continued on Sale All This Week with tho addition of new lota and new bargain surprises every day. See tho Display of Itcniarlcable Values. Linens Greatly Underprised Pure Linen Satin Damask, worth $2.00 a, yard,, at $1.35 Linen Huck and Bath Towels sold to 39c each 25 i All our Linen Huck and Bath Towels, sold to 19c, each..l5J Blanket Values Extraordinary. JtT.OO Blankqts or Comfortables $3.43 J4.00 Blankets or Comfortables $3.93 I3.C0 Blankets or Comfortables 83.35 S3. 00 Blankets or Comfortables $1.99 $2.50 Blankets or Comfortables 81,73 $2.00 Blankets or Comfortables $1.18 TUESDAY SPECIALS in the DOMESTIC ROOM Flannelettes, good weight, 10c values ..- Cotton Suitings, neat stripes 12 Vic values Dress Ginghams, good pat terns, 12 Wc values Shirting Madras 36 Inches wldo 13c values Outing Flannels good weight, C0p 3 He valu U ZU Table Damask, white and colored, SS Inches wide, 25c values 90 5c V2Q V2Q 1 5c f 5g IOc Table Oil Cloth, light and dark colors, 20c values Pillow Cases, 42x36, 12'4c values Unbleached Muslim 36 Inches, e wide, 8 He values DO Sllkollnei. S6 Inches wide. t fi 12Hc values I UQ Percale?, light and dark colors, K 10c values O0 Poplins, good colors, 26c ir. values I O0 Watch Tuesday Evening Papers for Great Waist Sale Wednesday See 10th Street Window. Haydei's Big Special Grocery Sale for Tuesday Good dairy Table Butter 35o Full Cream Wisconsin Cheese, pur lb, 17V40 Young America or Now York White Cheese, lb 22c Imported Swiss Cheese, lb 30c SPECIAL HIOKLAHD WAVEIi ORANGE SALE, Tho most healthful fruit grown to eat. Highland Navels are tho pride of California rich, rlpo and Juicy: 200 size, Monday, per dozen ISo 176 size. Monday, per dozen 20c 160 size, Monday, per dozen 2So 126 size, Monday, per dozen 30o Tao VrUbl Market of Omaha for the Fsopls, You pay double elsewhere for the same goods. 15 lbs. best grade Potatoes 23a Holland Seed Cabbage, lb. . . , ..ao. Fresh Beets, Carrots, Turnips, Shal- ots or Radishes, large bunches, at. each ...so Fancy California Cauliflower, lb. 7V4o. Fancy Cuban Klpe Tomatoes, lb.. loo J large Green Peppers ,...10o 3 larce Roup Bunches 100 Old Beets. Carrots, Turnips, Parsnips or Rutabagas, lb 2U0 Fancy Large Head Lettuce, per head 740 Fancy Hothouse Leaf Lettuce, 3 for 100 3 bunches Fresh Parsley.... loo Fancv Large Hothouse Cucumbers, each 90o Fancy Wax or Green Beans, lb, . .SOo Fresh Spinach, peck ...20o Fancy Fresh Dates, lb ISO Fancy Halloween Dates, lb.,....,10o Fancy 7-Crown Figs, lb..., 200 Large Grape Fruit . , . .7Ho, 8M, lOo Largo Juicy Lemons, dozen 83o Wa Make the Prices for tas People; Not a Few. zt'a quality uooas and a Saving of 35 to 50. 93 lbs. Best Granulated Sugsr, 81.00 48-lb. sacks best high grade Diamond H Flour; nothing finer for bread, pies, cakes nothing like it for fam ily use, per sack 81.10 10 bars Beat-'JSm-All, Diamond "C" or Laundry Queen White Laundry Soap, for 290 10 bars best white or yellow Corn meal, for 19o 8 lbs. best rolled Breakfast Oatmeal for S So 4 lbs. fancy Japan Rice; 10c quality, for 350 Gallon cans Golden Table Syrup. 40o 2H lb. cans Golden Table Syrup, 9o 2-lb. pkg. best Self-Rising Pancake Flour for Bhic 4 cans .Wax, String, Green or Lima Beans for SSo 4 cans fancy Sweet Sugar Corn, 35o 3 cans Early June Peas SSo 3 cans solid packed Tomatoes. .. ,35o Advo Jell, the Jell of quality, for desserts, per pkg -. 7H 1 -lb, bans assorted Soups 8o Grape Nuts, pkg loo K. C Corn Flakes, pkg...,. So Tall cans Alaska Salmon 8H 6 lbs. best hand picked Navy Beans for SSo Hershey's Breakfast Cocoa, lb., 30o Thn best Tea Slf tings. Ib. ...j.. .100 Holden Santos Coffee, lb 20o Ths best strictly fresh guaranteed So. 1 Sen. tier dozen 350 The best brands package Creamery Butter, lb 3Bo The best No; 1 Country Creamary Butter. Ib 32o The best No. 1 Dairy Table Butter, S80 IT TDV UAVnETty'e ETIDGT IT ini BfcsVWBi W HHK1UI PAYS PAYS rf- Specify Your Needs, Bee Want Ads Will Serve You in Home, Store and Office Tyler lOOO ROOMS The Beat Variety. Tho Beo classified pages carry advertisements of the best rooms and apartments for rent in the city. Phone yotrr ad to Tyler 1000. !J