THE BEE: OMAHA, Tl EvSlUV, FEBRUARY 17, 1!)14.
Three Free Trips and Expenses to Panama Exposition
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SPECIAL CANDIES FOR GEORGE WASHING
TON'S BIRTHDAY.
Candy HatchaU and Shields with ffueat'a nanii on ai plao
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Old Fnslilone'l Peanut Candy, per lb
French Nougat
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German Tort Cakta Something now ntnl tlollclous. No bnkiiK
powder Just plenty of erg, cream und sugar, each "oo
IRISH ENTIRE WHEAT BREAD.
Kat the bread that mudo Irishmen and women live 120 yearn
and more. This Is the one Hlmple food that makes pure blood ana
good lipulth.
Made from the recipe of Prof. A. I Frost. He sure to ask for
IRISH KNTIllB WHEAT DREAD, per loaf 30O
On Bale "Wednesday.
COFFEE AND TEA.
You can make the best cup of Cofee on earth by using Lotus
Ankola Wend, per lb 40
"""X,otU3 Japan Tea. guaranteed free from coloring,! H-lb 30o
1.1b i 65o
COURTNEY'S LIQUORS FOR MEDICINAL
PURPOSES ARE UNEXCELLED.
'I,otus Whiskey," full iuart 91.00
With each bottle, a. bottle of Sherry or Port, FREE.
Bottled in Hond. "Old Taylor," full quart 91.10
"Old Pierre Mont" Urandy, lurge bottle, regular price $1.25. per
bottle ...81.00
"Old Abboy" Apricot Brandy, reguac. price $1.25. per bottle, $1.00
"Ix)tus" Whiskey, per gallon S4.00
Fine California Brandy, per gallon S4.00
With each gallon of Whiskey or Urundy, a quart bottle or
Port, -Sherry or Muscatel, FREE.
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Notice to contestants
Wext Tntiday tr will publish the
tandlnff of all contestants who have
turned In their nomination coupons
or cash checks for votes In this eon
test. Qet your receipts In by Satnr
day evening-, so that your standing
will appear In the list, thus letting
your friends know that yon are com
petlnr for a trip to the ranama ex-posltlon.
Contestants' Standing
Kama.
ray M. Watts . . .
Xuth A. Plnney. .
unanes xau.'. ...
Mrs, Emma Ferry
ajijia. bum
Robert Iiewla Loman.
Wllki Ward
Ho. of Totes.
1,663,331
1,640,630
1,009,33s
'403,S8l
84,079
87,748
The "Harmony" Girl is Herel
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emng iuiici Hrticics, mnuc in susiun ai luw rnuus
Miss Agues Duffy will be most pleased to bIiow you
the "Harmony" line of Toilet Waters, Sachet Powdore,
Talcums and Cold Cream, explaining tbo
merits of this exquisite line of toilet prepar
ations, wl)lch Includes many more.
93 Hair Tonic, at. . . 50c, $1.00 and $2.00
Violet Dulce Cold Cream.... U5c ana 50
Violet Dulce Vanishing Cream 50
Violet Dulce Face Powder, 3 Bhades, per box
at 506
Vlol6t Dulco Dry Theatrical Itouge, per box
at .. 15c and 25eJ
Violet Dulce Toilet Water, 75c and $1.25
Violet Dulce Complexion Powder, cakes in
mirror box 25i
Bouquet .leanlce Concentrated Extract, per Jmna,
ounpjj $1.00 ago. '
liouquet jcanice, sacnei, per oz..
Bouquet Jeanice Toilet Water. $1.00'
Bouquet Jeanice Talcum, intensely per
fumed of an exquisitely fine quality, per
box , 506
This lino also includes the highly per
fumed lino of toilet specialties, includ
ing toilet waters, complexion powders
and sachets under the well known
D'Artagnan brand.
Shampoo Roxalh Shampoo Paste 256
Pnste, 25c Rexall 'Cream of Almond 256
nexall 03
I! a ir Tonic,
50c, $1, $2.
Violet Dulce
Toilet Water
7So and $1.
SHERMAK & McOONHELL DRUG CO.
VOVtt GOQ1) J)UUfJ AND TOILET GOOD STORES.
Xary J. Aberly 33,173
u. a. Kystrom m.uaf
Sam Steinberg 7,311
Krs. X. W. Oarbtnas 6,087
Mrs. K. S. Smith U."
Clyde J. Luther 1i639
Zoe Sohalek 1.3 50
Herbert O. WeUs 1.000
W. J. KetUen 1,000
Chris Blmonson, Utlca, Xefc 1,000
JnUaa Xarrts.. l,0O
Harry J. Severson 1.000
Minor a. Xennedy ,1,000
Herbert C. Z.nndon 1.000
Marie &. Rivers 1.000
Jennie X. Washburn 1.000
Carles O. Thomas 1.000
Myrtle O. Harrison 1.009
Mrs. James Mortlmore 1.000
Henrietta Swansen 1.000
Mrs. Robert T. Jones 1,000
James X.. xulakofsky 1.000
Myron Berorrest 1.000
T. a. Thompson .r- 1.000
Krs. George B. Bvarts 1.000
LonUe Fannlncrberir 1.000
Iui Horton i.ooo
Henry . Xing , 1.000
Mrs. miian X.owden 1.000
Samuel I. HodV 1.000
John riloker 1.000
Jule Waohsteln 1.000
Harry Erney 1.000
airs. x. Beverldge
Un. Pinna, ntmla . 1.000
, WUUam Wlnquett 1.000
Oretclien Edgar 1.000
Dirigible Airship
to Make Passenger
Trips During Fair
The ranama-Pacltlc International ex
position has made an agreement with the
Parsdval company of Hamburg, Germany,
to operate a Parscval dlrlKible nt tho exposition.
The dirigible will be the largest over
constructed, having a length of ISO feet
and a width of 80 feet and will cost :S0.-
000. The hangar, or house In which It
will bo kept when on exhibition, will bo
portable, constructed In Germany nt a
cost of 160,000. A gas plant will be built,
costing 10,000. The gigantic airship will
make trips of fifty miles length, carry-
Ing passengers, at tS each. Two licensed
crews of eight members In each crew.
from Germany, will accompany the dirigi
ble to America and npetate It while at
San Francisco,
When not making reirular trips the
Parseval will bo on exlhlbltlon at tho
hangar. Here exposition visitors will
havo an opportunity to explore. Us
spacious interior, comprised of observa
tion rooms, sleeping iooniH, diner,
kitchen, bath, smoking room, reading
room and all accessories that provide a
modern transportation car with th com
forts of trael.
FOOD ADULTERATION
TO BE DEMONSTRATED
James C. Wisely.
Bars i.ee ,
Wayne Riley
I H. W. Beoker
Mrs. Jennie Martin
Lillian B. Brlokson, Xaarney, Neb.
John Cepleoha, Burwell, Neb
1,000
1,000
1.000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
ROUND-THE-WORLD AIR
FLIGHT ATTRACTS MANY
The first round-the-world air flight Is
planned to Btart from tho grounds ot tho
Panama-Pacific International exposition
In Stay, 1915. Airmen from all the na
Hons of civilization, In air craft ot every
type, will contend for the largest prize
fund ever offered In uny sporting -event
In history. Three hundred thousand dol
lars will be distributed among tho vlo
tors. The route will pass eastward across
the American continent, the Atlantic,
l Europe, Hussla, Asia and tho Pacific
ocean to Alaska, thence the flyers will
proceed to San Francisco.
A tlmo limit of ninety days Is placed
I upon tho contest, which will have tho
sanction of the Federation Acronautlque
Internationale, tho central organization
of ncrnautical bodies In every civilized
country on the. globe.
The housewife who visits the Panama''
Paciflo International exposition will find
In the Palace of Liberal Arts an exhibit
of tho methods of adulteration ot food
products, drugs and even of' dry goods,
and will have tho privilege of seeing
daily demonstrations of ways ot detect
ing these adulterations, v Chlefx Theodore
Hardee of tho department has planned
this an a special pure food educational
display. Ilcst methods employed In pre
serving fouds In all parts ot the gtobe
will bo shown.
How to Win a Free
Trip to the Pana
ma Exposition
llulrn ot Contest.
1 The rice offers and will award three i
round-trip tickets and expenses to the
Panama Exposition, tho total cost ot each
trip to be. $200, as prizes to the threo con
testants having the greatest number ot
points at the closo ot the contest.
2 This contest open to everybody ex
cept employes of advertisers on this page
and of The Bee.
3 The contest pago will bo published
one day each week and will run for a
period ot one year.
4 Points will be figured on tho basis ot
on point for each' 1 cent shown on cast)
checks or receipts for purchases made
from advertisers on this page.
6 Cash checks must b deposited at or
mailed to "Panama Contest Edllor" Tho
lice not later than thirty days from dat-j
of payment ot same and receipts will bo
Issued for them.
Contest to closo November 7, 19H. All
cash tickets and receipts must be turned
Into The 13co office not later than 9 p, in.
on closing day ot contest, or It mailed,
must be postmarked not later than that
hour.
1BIG QUESTION OF RADIUM
AT PANAMA EXPOSITION
Itadlum, tha rarot and costliest of all
minerals, tho ouratlvo and energizing
powers ot which aro holding tho atten
tion of tho solentlflo world, will bo ono
of the most important exhibits at tho
Panama-Pnclflc International exposition,
The Intrinsic valuo of material shown at
tho exhibit will reach a fabulous sum.
"DO IT ELE0TRI0ALLY"-4,DO IT ELECTRICALLY"
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Many of tho most important and hcaV'
lest tasks In the nrenaratlon of the ex
position havo beon completed. Such ate
tho Installation or the water, urainage,
and elcctrlo conduit systems: tho con
struction of scuwalls, wharves and freight
rercy sup, ot mo siannaru gauge terminal
railroad system ana other iiocessmcs.
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WILL SHOW RARE CHINESE
FABRICS AT SAN FRANCISCO
The rarest fabrics produco.1 In China
will be exhibited at tho Panama-Paclfla
International exposition. Dr. T, C. Chu,
counselor of tho ministry of Industry and
commerce of China, and special commis
sioner to tho exposition, announces that
the Chinese architect who Is to design
tho Chinese pavilion will reach San Fran
cisco soon. China will expend 1800,000 on
Its display, says Dr. Chu. Tho exhibit
will be concerned principally with tho
liberal arts, manufactures and agricul
tural pursuits of tho republic
At the closo of tho exposition the pa
vilion, which will be of permanent con
struction, will be presented to the Ameri
can people.
GERMANS TO DEMONSTRATE
THE POTASH INDUSTRY
The Reichstag of Germany has ap
proved tho expenditure of 600,000 marks,
or J 123,000, for an exhibit of the potash
Industry of Germany at the Panamu
Paclflc International exposition.
Tho exhibit will show potash in va
rious forms and will demonstrate the
value of the fcrtlllzor by showing tho
growth of plants and trees where potash
Is used.
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
I Undivided profits,$240,000
Total deposits, $7,000,000
THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
13ith and Farnam Streets
LUTHER DRAKE, President
FRAK r. HAMILTON, Vice Prenideut
FRED P. HAMILTON, Cashier
B. H. MEILE, Assistant Cashier
C. B. DUGDALE, Assistunt Cashier
NOTE: Votes will not be allowed for other than bona fide new saving
accounts. Full number of votes will be allowed up to sixty days before
close or contest wnen a uinii oc ju.uuu win ue pmccu un eara n v
FREE NOMINATION COUPON
GOOD FOR 1000 VOTES
Scud or bring this coupon to tho "Panama Contest
Editor" of tho Bee and you will receive 1000 votes in
tho Panama Contest. Only one coupon will he credited
to a person. , ' ,
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Address
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time.
Wo will give you a Course of wireless telegraphy
consisting of twenty complete -lessons? free with
your purchaso of wireless goods from our stock.
We are agents for Tho -Elect ri(i importing. Co. of
Now York, ami cany full'line of everything for tho
Experimenter.
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Xntrn on I'nunnin Rxiiosltlnn.
The ministry of commerce of Japan has
announced offlclnlly that .Tapun will par
ticipate In tho Panama. Pacific Interna
tional exposition at 8an Kranclsco in
191C. Tho amount for the Japanese rep-
icsoniation wiucn nan neen recommended
by the Japanese authorities Is JTOO.OOO.
The colors of the official flair of th
Panama-Pacific International exposition
are blue, gold and orange. 'At fly and
hoist there Is a blue triangle, the anicc
of each centering In a gold oval In the
middle of the flag, upon which a blue
uattlesnip is silhouetted. Above and be
low tho central figure are fields of
oranges.
Tha United Statos cnmmlaalnn tn Knnlli
America, renresentimr the Panama. Pa
cific International exposition, reports that
an me seven countries visited by them
urazn. Uruguay, Argentina, Uhlle, Ilo-
uvia. Peru and Venezuela will have ex
tensive exhibits at the nxnoslllnn. A r iron
Una recently appropriated ll.S0O.000 of
government funds, which place that
nai'on in i no ncao or all foreign coun
incs pariicipaiing.
lSlKht of the nine renowned nalntim
engaged to produce the mural decorations
lor the Panama-Paclllc International ex
position aro busily engaged betting up
their canvases In an Improvished studio
In tho huge Palace of Machinery. The
artists aro Edward Hlminons, Frank Du
Mond, William I. Dodge, K. Milton Ban
croft. Hobcrl neid, Charles Holloway,
Child Ilassam and Arthur Matthews.
Frank Ilrangwyn, the ninth painter. Is In
Iondon and Is not expected here until
October, when he will come with finished
canvases.
A. "Bee Exhibit" Is being planned under
the direction of Thomas G. Htalloinlth.
chief of the department of agriculture of
tho Panama-Pacific exposition. The bees.
Installed in glass hives, whero visitors
can "watch queens, workers and male-i,
will ha'o the range of the many hundred
acres of flowers which will be blooming
unon the grounds continuously for the
months of the exposition. The other
decorators have assembled In Han Fran
cisco with half-finished paintings, so that
tney may tone ineir canvases to tne
color scheme of the exposition.
The pointing machine, a mechanism for
the enlargement of statuary from models.
Is being usod for the first time In the art
department of a great exposition at tho
Panama-Pacific International exposition
studios. The machine was Invented by
Robert Paine, who, as assistant to August
Bt Caudena at the tlmo of the Chicago
World's fair, conceived the. Idea that th
laborious work or preparing colossal
sculptural figures rould be done morn
quickly by mechanical means. The ma
cnlne allows the ccmpletlon of work
which before consumed a year or more.
In one month.
Benj. Franklin Said-
"The use of money is all the ad
vantage there is in having money"
Poor Richard's Almanac.
Benjamin Franklin was eco
nomical but not penurious. He
would have quickly recognized
the many economies and com
forts made possible by the
Electric Gbvafing Dish.
For preparing tasty luncheons and
after-theater suppers, it is unequaled.
There is no bother or fuss in prepara
tionjust twitch the switch. The
Electric Chafer heats quickly, is con
venient, economical and safe.
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