THE BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, APItTb 7, 1914.
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Saved! Dreshers Promise
It in Time for EASTER!
Don't WORRY or fret-about it! You'vo DRESHERS'
promise that they will clean, press and otherwise rejuvenate
your clothes IN TIME for EASTER wear.
But It is taken for granted that you will soo to it that
Dresners HAVE the clothes to WORK on by today or
tomorrow.
Lots off jxiur mind, isn't It? Comforting to KNOW that
your last year's dresses, suits, coats, hats, slippers, gloves,
shirt waists, etc., may bo cleaned and splcod up well enough
to appear as NEW garments.
Just phono or call or leave your packago at the plant,
at Dresner, The Tailors, 1515 Farnam St., or at the Droshcr
Branch in tho Brandels Stores.
Phone Tyler 345 Private Exchange
DRESHER BROS.
Dry Cleaners and Dyers
$57,000 Plant at 2211-2213 Farnam Street
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(Easy Terms if You Wish)
TAKES HOME A BRAND NEW,
FRESH FROM THE FACTORY '
KIMBALL
Style 11, Oak or Mahogany
40 years ago I sold pianos like this, and they cost
a small fortune. Today you get tho modern Kimball
Piano at a fraction of its old cost, plus all modem
improvements. Come in and see our now Kimballs
Pres.
.513 loughs st.
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 jdeposits, $7,000,000
THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
13th and Farnam Streets
LUTHER DRAKE, President
FRANK T. HAMILTON, Vice Prerjident
FRED P. HAfilTLTON, Cashier
B. H. MEILE, Assistant Cashier
C. B. DUGDALE, Assistant Cashier
NOTE: Votea will not be allowed for other than bona fide new suvlnra
accounts. Full number of votqs will be allowed up to sixty days before
cloaa of coutest when a limit ori 10,000 will be placed on each new account.
From
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8m uttltor. Wwm Tyler 1000
Merchants on This Page Are Valuable
NOTICE TO CONTESTANTS
ZTxt Taeifly w will puMUh th
tuifllngr of all contitnt who hT
tumd In their nomination eonpon
or cash ohtoka tot votta in thla eon
tact. Qt your receipts In by Satur
day eTanlnr, ao that your standing
wlll appaar In tha Hat, thai litting
your frienda know that yon ara cora
petlnr for n trip to tha Panama as
position.
Contestants' Standing
Name.
Buth A. Pinriey.
XTo. of Votei.
9,657,793
jray m. watta 8.039,834
Mra. Emma rarry..., ...1,169,390
Byivin Manna , J91.103
Wllka Ward 100,503
Robart Zawla towman 118,770
wi j. Aoany. . ............ . 33,803
O. A. Ifyatrom 16.SC7
Bam St embers'. .
ViUVf
7.911
Mra. M. W. Barhlnna
6,807
4.713
9,033
1,63b
1,960
1.159
soaweu rotta
Mra. . S. Smith
Olyde J. Luther
Zoa Sobalek
Fred Horn
Qraoa r. Baker, Deatrioe, XTab..
Herbert O. Walla.
W. J.. Liettlen.....
OhrU Blmonaon, Utloa, Kab....
7 nil an Xarrla
Barry 3. Bevereon......
Minor O. Kennedy
Herbert O. Lnndon
Marie R. Hi vera
Jennie K. Waahburn
Oharlea Q. Thomaa...
Myrtle O. Karrlaon
Mra. James Mortlmore
Henrietta Swensen. ...... ,
Mra. Eobort T. Jonea
Jamea I, Hnlakofaky.,
Myron SeForreit....,
T. O. Thompion
Mrs. Oeortre E. Xhrarta...
Xionlae Fannlnatierff
Fanl Horton .
Henry It. Staff. ...............
Mra. Lillian iiowdan ...,.
Samuel z. Book
John IMlnfcur. . . . . ...
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! Jule Wachateln ...
Harry Ernay
Mra. E. Beverlflffe
Mra. Pinna Clrole
William Wlng.neat
Oretohan Edg-ar.....
James O. Wisely
Sara Lee
Wayne Klley
H. W. Beoker
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I Mrs. Jennie Martin...
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John Oeplooha. Bnrwell, Nab...
How to Win a Free
Trip to the Pana
ma Exposition
Ilales of Contest.
1 Tho Bee offera and will award three
round'trlp tickets and expenses to the
Panama Exposition, tho total cost of each
trip to bo $200, as prltei.to the three con
testants having the greatest number of
points at the close of the contest.
a Thla contest open to everybody ex
cept employes of advertisers on this page
and of Tho Bee.
S-Th contest page will be publlahea
ono day each week and will run for a
pcrloJ of one year.
4-PoInta will be figured on the basis of
; one point for each 1 cent shown on cash
' checks or receipts for purchases made
irom-advertlsers on this page.
' (-Cash checks must be deposited at or
i mailed to "Panama Contest Editor" The
Bee not later than thirty days from date
of payment of same and receipts will be
Issued for them.
Contest to close November T, 19H. All
cash tickets and receipts must be turned
into The Bee office nt later than 9 p. m.
on closing day of contest, or If mailed,
must be postmarked not later than that
hour.
Floral Display by
Holland at Frisco
A varied and beautiful floral display
will bo made by Holland at 4he Panama
Pacific International exposition at San
Francisco In 1915. In addition to Hol
land's exhibit In the palace of horticul
ture, the opcn-alr gardens surrounding
tha palaces will bo devoted to a display
of gorgeous lilies, tulips, narcissus and
gladioli of Tho Netherlands. A. Van
Vllet, tho artist who planned the gardens
surrounding the peace palace at Tho
JIngue, will have personal charge of the
exhibit until the close of the exposition.
Note of the Kxponltlon.
The gatekeepers of tho Panama-Pacific
Tn.HI,Hnnnl AVnAfllflntl AT In a (III
' dary over tho possibility of an aerial
i turnstile. Aviators flying acrcss San
Francisco bay enter mo grounun m wm.
The erection of the New York state pa
vilion at the Panama-Pacific Interna
tional exposition grounds at San .Fran
cisco is progressing. It Is expected that
all of the carpenter work will be com
pleted In two months.
rnntrnrt!nn of a decorative narapet
j along the shore line of the Esplanade or
the Marina, tne oeauuiui promennuo
skirting the water' edge at the Panama
Paclflo International exposition grounds
at San Francisco has begun.
Tho parapet will serve the double pur
pose of a bulkhead and a decorative fea
ture. It will be 3,000 feet long and three
feet high, and will be ornamented with
pedestals and brilliantly Illuminated. The
timbers of the structure, which will cost
$s,000, will be made to resemble Traver
tine marble.
The National Potato Association of
America at its annual convention at Cor
nell university recently voted to meet
during the Panama-Pacific exposition.
Tho results ot an International potato
growing contest will be made the subject
ot scientific and practical study at the
.San Francisco meeting.
The New Jersey pavilion at the Panama-Pacific
International - exposition at
Ban Francisco will be In the shape of a
letter it, with a frontage of 215 feet and
a width of 197 feet. The southern court
will be decorated with a flower garden
and a liberty pole. In the northorn court
will be a relief map, Illustrating the
cnnal system of New Jersey,
Vahan Cardashlan, imperial ottoman
adjutant, high commissioner and execu
tive director to tho Panama-Paclflo In
ternational exposition from Turkey, vis
ited Han Francisco recently for the pur
pose ot selecting and formally dedicating
tho site for the Turkish pavilion, which
will cost (300,000. There will be shown a
lavish display of the products, manufac
tures and art of the Ottoman empire.
Where Is Isabelle? Affairs ot state
hang on her reappearance. Every inch
ot the two miles of bay shore skirting the
grounds of the Panama-Paclflo exposition
has been scoured by exposition builders
In a vain search for Isaeelle, the wild
duck whom workmen In and around the
(Vmrt of the Universe had adocted as
their mascot. Isabelle appeared suddenly
a iew monins ago in tne center of tne
little pool In the space which Is to be
the sunken garden of the court, and find
ing things to her liking and the workmen
gonerous with bits of food, remained, un
disturbed by the sound of hammer and
saw Now, she has disappeared as nil's
ternusly as she came, driven away. It Is
bt4!evel, by the over Increasing floks
of se.t-eulla which haunt the cxposltlju
shores.
Argentine Republic
to Exhibit at the
Frisco Exposition
The Argentine republic recently made
an appropriation of $1,300,000 (cold) for an
exhibit at the Pnnamal'aclflo Interna
tional exposition at Snn Francisco In 1913,
and has Intimated that It will add to this
amount later.
Tho exhibit will Illustrate methods by
which Argentina has become an Impor
tant factor In contributing to the foot!
supply of the world, and It Is expected
It will bo one of tho most remarkable
ever shown from a South American
nation.
More than 9,000 square feet of spare
hnvo been reserved for tho Argentine
farmers In tho palaco of agriculture, the
larger part of which will bo devoted to
the exhibition of wheat and' corn. Tho
Argentine exports more chilled meat and
more corn than any other country In the
world. Its wheat production Is second
only to that of Russia, and wool second
only to Australia. The exhibit of cattle
and sheep from the Argentine will be one
of the most Interesting In the live stock
department of the exposition.
ITALY WILL HAVE NATIONAL
, EXHIBIT AT EXPOSITION
Prince Sealea of the Italian ministry
haa advised officials of the Panama-Pa-clflo
International exposition that Italy
will participate In the exposition And will
expend J400.000 on an elaborate and com
prehensive national exhibit,
Btgnor Nathan, the former mayor of
the city of Itome, has accepted the ap
pointment as Italian royal commissioner
to the exposition and will leave for
America soon to dedicate his country's
site.
The Italian Parliament recently appro
priated HOO.OOO for participation and In
terest, which has been keen In Italy over
the exposition, lmmedltnely became an
expreslon of enthusiasm. It Is reported
that steamer reservations arc now being
made by hundreds of'priX'nent Italians
for the year 1915 and that th.o attendance
from that country will be exceptionally
large.
FREE NOMINATION COUPON
GOOD FOR 1000 VOTES
Send or bring this coupon to tho "Panama Contest
Editor" of tho Boo and. you will receive 1000 voto3 in
tho Panama Contest. Only ono coupon will bo credited
to a person. '
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Benj. Franklin Said-
'Today is
Today's greatest problem is
economical factory operation.
If you are maintaining a private power
plant at your factory, you are needless
ly increasing your worries an4 carrying an un
necessary burden.
Let us worry
about your power problems
Central Station power is always avail
able at the touch of a button. You can
operate ono machine or 100. You can work one
department or ono machine oyer time and pay only
for the power actually used.
Let us compare our power costs with
your private power plant expense.
Omaha Electric Light & Power Co.
Roller Conveyor
System at the Fair
One of the most unique and original
methods of transportation ever devised
for handling exposition crowds, and one
which will effectually solve the problem
of transporting tho enormous crowds
from tho ferry building to the exposition
grounds. Is planned for San Kranclsro
during tho Pannma-PaeKIc International
exposition next year.
The new method, known as the roller
conveyor system, Is similar to that which
lino uruu in not j in mvwi ivn v j i
although this win ih tne nrst applica
tion of the mechanism to passenger
traffic.
The cars will operate upon an elevated
trestle, having a fall of three feet to
every hundred, and ulung which rollers
are placed at Intervals of a few feet,
allowing the cars to const easily. At
Intervals of 400 feet the car will be lifted
by a cable up a steep declivity to a height
of twelve feet above the lowest point of
tho trestle track, and will then coast to
the next similar station.
The entire system will cost only 1350,000
nnd the expense of maintenance will be
slight Twenty motor stations will be
necessary to operato the cables, but eaeh
will require a smaller motor than that
used on an ordinary street car.
RAILROAD TRACKS AT FAIR
MAY BE COMPLETELY HIDDEN
A sight that never fulls to am axe visit
ors to the Panama-raclflc International
exposition grounds Is that of a train of
freight cars speeding out of a nearly fin
ished exhibit palace. Whllo all tha en
trances are lnrco enough to admit loco
motives nnd cars, the proportions ot the
immense building are such that the spec
tator docs not realise this. Spurs of the
exposition terminal railway system enter
all tho palaces and are now In dally use
transporting lumber and materials for
construction to the Interior of the, edl
flcos. Later these tracks will be used
In the Installation ot exhibits. When tho
exposition opens every track will be cov
ered over, and will remain tnvlslble until
the close of the celebration when they
will again be used.
yeaterdny'a pupil"
Poor Richard's Almanac,
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$1.00 Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur 59o
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oOo Dabrook's Locust Blos
som, .1-03. oxtract with
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