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    THK BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1014.
Receipts From Merchants on This Page Are Valuable
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DAYS
How many years, months and woeks does this equal?
Uso your pencil. Then think of this:
For 14.000 days I have been handling KIMBALL
PIANOS. Hundreds on hundreds ot these pianos havo
passed out ot our store to satisfied users somo ot
them satisfied for nearly "14,600 days."
We now have threo carloads of these beautiful KIM
BALL Flayers and Pianos; all bright, new qtock, in
Burl Walnut, Mahogany and Mission (finishes, at tho
old, standard Kimball prices, plus easy terms.
I havo eold KIMBALL Pianos to three generations ot
Nebraska and Iowa people. If this Instrument had a
weakness, It would bo apparent today.
An earful ot KIMBALL TONE will convince you.
Come while the selection Is broad.
President.
A. HOSPE CO.
NOTICF TO CONTESTANTS
tText Tuesday w will publish th
standing of U contestants who have
turnsd Jn their nomination coupons
or cash cheeki for rat in thia con
tott, at jour receipt in 07 Satur
day vaninff, o that your standing
will appear in the Hit, thus letting
your friends know that 7011 are com
peting for a trip to the Panama ex-poiltlon.
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Contestants' Standing
ITame. Ho, of Vote.
Ruth A. Pinner .E,3?3,l
Fay M. Watts 3,197,833
Charles Ball. 1,000,308
lorn, jtiiiima Perry.. 943,030
Sylvia Hahns 313,09
VUks Vara 147,034
Bobert Lewis Lomnu 109,037
Mary J. Aberly 32,833
O. A, irystrom 13,U07
Bam Steinberg 7,311
Mrs. K. W. arblnua 8,887
Mrs. B. s. Smith a,03a
loawell tfotts 0,150
Clyde J, Luther 1,833
8oe Sohalek 1,330
Herbert O. Wella 1,000
W. J. uettlen 1,000
Chris Blmonson. mica, neb 1,000
Julian Karris 1,000
Harry J. severson 1,000
Minor 0. Kennedy .1.000
usroert u, bunaon, . .
Marie E. Kivers
Jennie X. Washburn.
varies u. SJiomti,
MANAGER BUREAU OF AERO
NAUTICS AT PANAMA EXPO.
1,000
1,000
1,000
1.000
Myrtle a. Harrison 1,000
QpiN&w (w Qp$M Qwhs
IRISH ENTIRE
WHEAT BREAD
"Wheat contains all of tho fifteen elements tliat bo to build up
man's marvelous system; it lias produced a strong race of men.
All other so-called foods combined do not contain tlio necessaiy
nutritious properties to keep man In good health. Without tho
IRISH ENTIRE WHEAT BREAD a large portion of tho human
system would not bo nourished, oven If ono partook of all tho foods
to "bo had In this city, together with the so-called wholo wheat
and bran bread.
Eat plenty of the IRIH ENTIRE WHEAT BREAD at every
meal and mastlcato It thoroughly. In this way pure blood will bo
made every 24 hours, together with all the other fluids that are made
by the system, to take the place of tho waste. By eating the only
food, tho IRISH ENTIRE WHEAT BREAD, which nourishes the
entire human system, you will add from 25 to 50 years to your life,
tn continuous good health.
Man's greatest asset Is perfect health. To keep In continuous
good health, he should cat plenty of the "Staff of Life" at each
meal, Courtney's IRISH' ENTIRE WHEAT BREAD. Lose no time
t 1 securing u loaf.
fVI Tho ItenI "Staff of Life"
(gwjj. (ww, Qovjfj Qwfmfa
Every Dollar Deposited to Open a New
Account in the SAVINGS DEPARTMENT of
TIE 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. H. MEILE, Assistant Cashier
C. B. DUGDALE, Assistant Cashier '
NOTE: Votes will not be allowed for other than bona fide new savtnc
accounts. Pull number of votes will be allowed up to sixty days before
close of contest when a limit of 10,000 will be placed on each new account.
Mrs. James Kortimore.
.Henrietta Swansea
Mrs. Robert T. Jones
James X.. Snlakofsky. . . .
mjrvu Jjeiorrest. .,
T. a. Thomnson
Mrs. Oeorjre jj. Kvarts
Jjouls running-berg
iorcon..,.
Kenrr &. sinr.
Hr. KUian x.owden.
Samuel X. Bock
John Plloker
Jule Wachsteln
1.000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,009
1,000
1,000
1.000
1,000
Harry Srney 1,000
Mrs. B. Bererlflge
William Wlnqnest
1,000
l.ooo
1,000
Oretohen Ednr. .. . !!!!!!!! l'.ooo
James O. Wisely 1,000
Sara &ea 1,000
Wayne Riley ,.i 1,000
K. W. Beoker 1,000
Mrs. Jennie Martin 1,000
Lillian S. Srlokson, Kearney, Neb. 1,000
John Cenleoha. Harwell. XTab . l.OOO
Stanley Walker 1,000
Marble Imitations
for Decorative Tone
at the Panama Fair
Imitations of three of the most famous
and beautiful Italian marbles used for
generations in attaining decoratlvo effects!
and representlnR the nemo of human In
genuity in perfecting artificial stono wll
bo seen at tho Panama-Paclflo Interna
tional exposition In 1915.
Tho marblos which now are being Imi
tated to add to tho distinctiveness and
beauty of the exposition decorative
scheme are Travcrtlno which will form
the oxtcrlor finishing of exposition build
Ings Sienna and what Is known as Verde
antique.
Travcrtlno marble Is found in the boo
and, along, the shores of tho river Tibet
and Is believed to be of a volcanic origin
Its Imitation has been perfected by Taut
E. Denlvelle, an expert In tho Imitation
of various stones. The shado ot tho
marble, an old Ivory, Is tho key color of
the exposition.
Imitations ot tho other marbles, Sienna
and Verde antique, also havo havo been
perfected by Denlvcllo and ro being pro
pared for the exposition under his direc
tion. Tho Sienna, of a reddish color
streaked with yellow and black, has been
used In columns along tho main entrance
f the Palace of Machinery, Verde antique
will be used for urns and other ornamen
tation In several of the Interior courts.
WE CAN SELL RIGHT
Diamonds Watches Jewelry
Silverware Crystal Cut Glass -
BECAUSE WE BUY RIGHT
OVER 100 BRANCH STORES and More Added Every Week
Our Watch Repair Dept. Largest
in State; Experts Only Employed
AT THE SIGN OF !
tuf CPOWN vSOfM
VP We GOLDZIl STAlRSSmm
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"Toyland Grown-Up"
at the Panama Fair to
Tour Around World
Frederick Thompson, creator of tho
$1,000,000 concession, "Toyland Grown
Up," at the Panama-Pacltlo International
exposition has announced that tho gi
gantic figures and buildings' ot his con
cession, which will represent characters
of the Mother Goose rhymes and tlwir
abodes, will be constructed In section
and placed together with hinges and
other devices so that they can bo taken
apart and folded up when the exposition
closes.
From San Francisco "Toyland Grown
Up" will bo shipped to Japan, where It
will bo set up and tho spirit ot oriental
toyland will be added by new fcatuice.
After the concession has been shown 'n
Japan It will be packed up and moved to
India, then to Berlin, where the necessary
additions will be made, so that when
Toyland Grown Up" returns . to New
York five years hence It will represent.
according to tho plans ot Its originator,
the toyland of the world.
Corf I&fo Douglas Sts.
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Tjxold Kruchtnajx.
of tho globo will bo Installed In the
spacious palaces. Many of tho displays
will bo worth fortunes.
Tho Central Association of Dutch
Flower Growers ot Holland has decided to
takn part In a collective exhibit nt the
Panama-Pacific International exposition
In San Francisco next year. An claborato
display ot almost priceless tulips, tho re
sult ot ccnturlos of skilled effort, will
be a fcaturo of the exhibit.
A model of the PanamA canal, 100 fret
In length, will bo among tho exhibits by
tho United States government nt tho
Pnnama-Pnclflo International exposition.
Ot tho toOO.000 appropriated by congress
for federal oxhlglts, $0.0,000 has been
turned over to the Isthmian Canal com
mission for tho construction of the model.
Tho model, complete In all working de
tails, will allow the passage of toy boats.
It will be built to scale.
How to Win a Free
Trip to the Pana
ma Exposition
nnles of Content.
1 The Bee offers and will award three
round-trip tickets and expenses to tho
Panama Exposition, tho total cost ot each
trip to bo JWO, as prizes to tho three con
testants having the greatest number of
points nt tho close ot tho contest.
2 This contest open to everybody ex
cept employes ot advertisers on this pace
and ot The Bee.
--The contest page will be published
ono day each week and will run for a
period of ono year.
4 Points will be figured on the basis ot
oi)o point for each 1 cent shown on cash
checks or receipts for purchases made
from advertisers on thls'pago.
S Cash checks must bo deposited &t or
mailed to "Panama Contest Editor" The
lice not later than thirty days from date
ot payment of same and receipts will bo
Issued for tlicnl.
Contest to closo November 7, 1914. All
rash, tickets and receipts must be turned
Into Tho Uco office not later than 0 p, m.
on closing day of contest, or It mailed,
must be postmarked not later than thai
hour.
NEARLY ALL NATIONS WILL
EXHIBIT AT PANAMA FAIR
Tho following nations will participate
officially In tho Panama-Pacific Inter
national exposition at San Francisco In
1915: Argentina leading with nn appro
priation of l.n00.000 (gold); Bolivia. Bui
p.arla, Cuba, China, Costa lllca. Canada,
Dominican Republic, Kcttador, France,
Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras. Holland
Japan, Liberia, Mexico, Nicaragua,
Panama, Portugal, Peru, Salvador.
Sweden. Spain, Turkey. Uruguay, Ar
dentine Ilepubltc, Denmark, Chile, Brazil,
New Zcalnnd, Persia, Italy, Venezuela
and Norway. One thousandvflvo hundred
manufacturers In Germany plan n limited
display.
FREE NOMINATION COUPON
GOOD FOR 1000 VOTES
Send or bring this coupon to tho "Panama Contest
Editor" of tho Bee and you will recelvo 1000 votos in
tho Panama Contest. Only ono coupon will bo credited
to a person.
Namo
Address
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I Approach of 1
V Spring J
Come Thoughts of Outdoors
Mud and slush will inhabit your back yard, and
clothes hanging will be difficult and unpleasant.
Why not do it the modern way?
At a trifling cost we will caro for your entire laun
dry problem. Ask your neighbor about tho
KIMBALL SERVICE
'Yoa are delighted when you open the package'
m WAnrwoBS'1 or the xoisa
BLUE WAGONS.
PHONE DOUG. 919.
1
THE ONLY WAY
To remove all the dust and dirt
otc ii f the lSxnoslHou.
Canada has .appropriated 1600.000 to be
cxpenuixi upon me uunaanin exhibit.
A flock ot crcy linnets hau Invaded the
huso palace, and built nests anionir the
ratters, and Incidentally smashed
iieacney s record tor indoor aviation to
smithereens.
The National Potato Association of
America at tin annual meeting at Cornet
university votea to meet in wan Fran
cUco during tho Panama-Pacific exposi
tion. The results or an International
potato growing contest will ba made the
subject of scientific and practical study.
President Charles C. Moore of tho Pan
ama-Pacific International exposition, has
announced mat an main exnlblt palaces
will be ready for Installation of exhibits
by July 1 of this vcur. When the exno.
sltlon opens on February 20. 1915, more
man www exnimiors irom all parts or
tho globe will be Installed In tho huge
palaces.
Edmund Clifton, conuolHsioner general
of New Zealand tn th Panama-Pacific
exposition. Is In fan Franrlsi-o preparing
Plans lor i lie construction or mat conn
try's pavilion. Ho announced recently
mai ine coiony a ixnirm wouia ic ex
rentlonally comprehensive and would en
able visitors to see just what progress
Now Zealand has made during the last
ten years.
President Charles (?. Moore of the
Panama-Pacific International exposition
In an announcement Issued February X,
guaranteed the opening ot tho exposition
one year from that date. He added that
tils original promise that every detail of
thn exposition would be complete on that
date would be fulfilled. All exhibit palaces
win ue roajy tor mo installation or ex
limns ry .iuiy t, iwh.
President Charles f Moore of the
Panama-Pacific International exposition
has announced that al) main exhibit
pahires will be ready for Installation ot
exhibits by July 1 of this year When
tho exposition opens on February 30. 1915,
more than 0,000 exhibits from all parts
Benj. Franklin Said
"Employ thy time well if thou
meanest to gain leisure"
Poor Rlclinrd Almanac.
The Electric Vacuum Cleaner
will save time, labor and money for
you. With it, you can avoid the back
breaking labor of sweeping and do
your cleaning more quickly and more
effectively.
The Electric Vacuum Cleaner
Will Protect Your Health
Tho homo having the Electric Vacuum Cleaner
is really clean. To protect your family's health
and your own, to save time, money and labor, to
have- a really clean home, investigate tho Electric
Vacuum Cleaner.
Omaha Electric Light &
Power Company
from your carpets, rugs, upholster
ies, draperies, curtains; mattresses, shelves,
books, walls, hardwood floors, etc., in a
quick, easy and sanitary wayis to use the
"Eclipse Electric Cleaner"-can be operated
from an ordinary electric light socket.
Requires No Oiling
for sole by
THE ELECTRIC SHOP
WOLFE ELECTRIC CO.
Tyler 1414 1810 Farnam Street
Wo Havo Cleaners for Rent.
Drugs and Toilet Goods
AT CUT PRICES
THK "10 H1SST SELTjEKS" IN
PHOPIt 1 KTAHY MEDICINES
1.00 Lambort's Llstorino. 5f)d
Jloxall Rhoumatlo Roniody, 45c
and 80d
50c Genuine Syrup Figs for 29
Hyomcl, Liquid and Inhalers for
45c and 89
Rexall Orderlies, 10c, 25c, 50
?1.00 Vln0 Cardul ifor .... 54d
$1.00 Rexall Kidney Remedy
for SQtS
$1.00 rinkharo'B Compound 59
35c Fletcher's Qonulno Castorla
for 21d
COc Samuel's 3 P'8 for .... 29d
TOILET GOODS
Your cholco Jap Roso, I'almollvo
or Vcgotaulo Oil Soap, at . . 6d
2Cc Rlcksccker's Skin Soap 14d
25c Trailing Arbutus Talcum
for 15d
2Cc pltg. Roger & Gallot Per
fumed Rico Powder, In flesh or
whlto 14i
50c Malvlna Cream for .... 296
50c LaJouno Pink Roller jMassago
Cream for 296
$2.00 Haublgant's Ideal Extract,
per oz S1.39
25o Massatta Talcum for. . 12J
COc Moloroso Cream, for.... 296
2Dc Iloublgaut's Rico Powder
for 146
1 lb. MUlo Team Borax, this week,
for 76
50c Madam Lucillo's Complexion
Powder, per box .: 146
$1.50 Gotiraud'a Oriental Cream
for ' , 08c
25c Crcmo do Mcridor for 146
Harmony Perfunios, Toilet Wa
ters, Cold Creams and Powderson
special demonstratiqn.
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