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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (April 14, 1914)
THE BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, APRIL 14, 1914. Receipts Now Rush! Now, then, CONFESS Itl You've DELAYED your Spring Cleaning work again THIS year! And we've spent hundreds of dollars In advertising to tell you to get YOUR clothes In beforo the GRAND RUSH. But you're LATE same as last year! However, let's make the best of It. We've the largest foro9 of employes we EVER had; we ARE equipped to clean your attire in a HURRY; wo can got out your Spring Suits and Dresses in a hurry; we will clean Gloves, remodel Hats, and curl and color leathers in a remarkably short time. Remember, we are not ONLY cleaners and dyers, but BUILDERS and REMODELERS of clothes for ladles and gentlemen. That moans we can chango the STYE of your last year's clothes to conform with the fashions of THIS year, while we CLEAN the garments. Rush to the phone NOW! The number Is Tyler 345. DRESHER BROS. Dry CleanersDyers 2211-2213 Farnam Street, DO IT ELECTRICALLY"! I MEMBER OF 3ERVIC E - 1 IF M 1 nnniARUBUP I V " 1 VfiTEIMrnuni INC NtWYORK SAFETY DO IT ELECTRICALLY' 1 Wl I CI M 1 H ANYTHING in the window (Except Lighting Fixtures) THIRTY CENTS For That Day and Following Week. Tou will be surprised to see what can be bought for THIRTY CKNTS U THE ELECTRIC SHOP WOLFE ELECTRIC CO. Tyler 1414. 1810 Farnam. Wire for us and we will wire for you. rr it Fi rrTDirAi r v 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 t " ' " - ''!'' 1.-. " ' , 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 i. HAMILTON, Vice President PRED P. HAMILTON, Cashier 3. H. MEILE, Assistant Cashier Q. B. DUGDALE. Assistant Cashier NOTE: Votes will not be allowed for other than bona fide new savtnss accounts. Full number of votes will be allowed up to sixty days before close of contest when a limit of 10,000 will bo placed on each new account. From Omaha WATCH OUR WINDOW APRIL 16 G C H PJ r w o H o r r ighl in your ADVERTISING MCE Your advertising Bpace la worth nothing to you or a great deal, depending entirely on what you put In It. Give force to your ideas with drawings that turn white space Into live messenger. This drawing would have ooit you but 96.55 and the cut only fl.26. Let us make yours for you. Bee Engraving Department Dm Bulla Is. Vhos ylr 100) Merchants on This Page Are Valuable NOTICE TO CONTESTANTS XYoxt Tussday wo will publish tha standing1 of all contestants who hT turned in thtlr nomination coupons or cash checks tor rates la this con test. Oct your receipts In by Satur day evening, so that your standing will appear In the list, thns letting your friends know that you are com peting (or a trip to the Panama ex position. Contestants' Standing Hame. Pay M. Watts Buth A. Plnney Charles Hall Mrs. Enuna Perrr . . Wo. of votes. 9,793,798 a,U6a,671 1,684,310 l,3&8,Jta Sylvia uaun o.,iuj Wills Ward 107,88 Robert Lewie Lowmtn . 118,776 wary J. ADerly 01, 813 O. a. hystruiu. 16.ao-7 Sam Bielnborg. Mrs. M. W. Sar'Jlnns Soswell Potts Mrs. a. S. Smith Clyde J. Ziuther Zoo Schalek Pred Horn Orace E. Baker, Beatrice, Neb. . Herbert C. Wells W. J. Uettlen Chris Blmonson, Utlca, Neb.... Julian Harris Harry J. SeTerson Minor O. Kennedy Herbert C. Iiundon Marie . Blvera Jennie K. Washburn Charles O. Thomas Myrtle O. Harrison Mrs. Jamos Mortlmore Henrietta Swensen Mrs. Bobert T. Jones James Xi. Xnlakofsky Myron BePorrest T. Q. Thompion Mrs. Oeorcre B. BvarU Xjoulse Tannlngbcrtr Paul Horton Henry B. Bin? Mrs. Iillllan Ziowden Bamuel Z. Book John Plloksr Jule Wachsteln Harry Brney Mrs. E. Boverldffe , M-n. Pinna Circle 7.311 6,007 4,71.! 3,033 1,03b 1,360 1,189 1,000 1,00V l.OOU 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1.00. 1,000 1,000 1.000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 l.OOu 1,000 1,000 1.000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1.000 1,000 l.OOU 1,000 1.000 i William Wlnquest j uretcnen sugar lames u. weiy... Sara lte Wayne Blley .,, H. W. Becker. Mrs. Jennlo Martin Xdlllan Zrlokson. Kearney, Neb. John Oeplecha, Burwell, Neb... How to Win a Free Trip to the Pana ma Exposition Rnlra of Contest. 1 The Beo offers and will award three round-trip tlcltets and expenses to the Panama Exposition, the total cost of each trip to be $200, as prizes to the three con testants having the greatest number of points at the close of the contest. 2 This contest open to everybody ex cept employes of advertisers on this pace and of The lice. 3 The contest pago will be published one day each week and will run for a period of one year. "f 4 Points will be f Isured, on the .basis of one point for each 1 cent shown oln cash checks or receipts for purchases made ' from advertisers on thlB page. 5 Cush checks must bo deposited at or mailed to "Panama Contest Editor" The Beo not later than thirty days from daU of payment of same and receipts will be Issued for them. Contest to close November 7, 1914. All cash tickets and receipts must be turned Into The Beo office nc t later than 9 p. m. on closing day of contest, or If mailed, must bo postmarked not later than that hour. Ask Aviation Men to Meet in Frisco At the suggestion of the Aero Club of America a special meetlnjr of the great International aviation organization, tho Federation Internationale Aeronautlque, with headquarters In Brussels, will i called Uils year to consider the Panama Pacific lntornatlonal avlatlon race around the world and the Transatlantic flights now being programed,. In view of the fact that the most Im portant of these. flights will all start Irom this side of the Atlantic and that the bis Klobe-glrdllnK air rnce will start aUi finish on tho grounds of the Panami Pacific International exposition In Ban KranciBCo, It Is expcted that the meeting of this world-wide, federation of air met will be held In the United States, either at, New, York, or more probably, at fia'i Francisco next fall. The federation con sists of representatives of France, Ger many, Russia, England, Austria, Italy. Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Spain, Egypi-, Netherlands and the United States. Prince Ttoland Donaparto Is at the heal of the federation, which Is composed In Europe largely of titled nobility and sci entific, men of International prominence. -The organization holds one regular meet Ihg each year and, In addition, a special meeting to consider special events. Spe cial meetings are held In the various countries, represented In the federation, In' rotation, and as each of the European countries have had such meetings It is Confidently hoped that the meeting this year will take place In the United Btute. In view of great long distance flights recently made, aviators affirm that tha round-the-world flight is made possible through the equipment of adequate sup ply stations along the proposed route, Note of the Exposition. The Argentine Republic has appropri ated $1,300,000 (gold) for its participation In the Panama-Pacific exposition. It Is promised that the display of Its arglcul ture, live stock and Industrial and social progress will be unsurpassed by any of the nations of the world, not even by the United States. Slnco Uncoln Beaehey started indoor avmiiun uy ms sensational flight In tho kikuiuiu iuac oi macninery, it has be come a common sport at the Panama Pacific International exposition. Beachey has not repealed the flight, but others have successfully attempted to break hi icuuru iui an munor endurance night. A tlan whereby the United States. Great Britain nrd France will patrol the Atlantic ocean with scout crvlsers carry In? RUnOlles Of Ca. oil nnrt aftiilnm.i.1 I. being developed In connection with the Panama-Pacific International round-thp- wuiiu avinwon content. Tne cruisers 'will cjonv -y the racers across the Atlantic nnd Pacific ocean, the United State natroll Iiik and marking the course from nella island to Cape Falrweatlur France, from Cane Falrweather to Reyklavlk. Iceland. ana dreci umain from Inland to the iifiinora, r.acii Aeroplane W'll carry on Tiassengor, and will be nermltte i to land on the cruiser, or. In the cae of hydro neronlanes unon tiie water near the e. scls to lake on supplies when neressan Canada to Exhibit Agricultural and Mineral Products Plans for tho Canadian building at the Panama-Pacific International exposition at tfon Francisco In 1915 have been ap proved and actual work on the big struc ture Is about to be started, The Canadian Palace, as It Is officially named, wilt bo one of tho largest -and most Imposing of tho foreign bulKlliigs, halng a lcriMh of 310 feet, n width of 540 fe.'t and a height of 50 feet, and will cost In the neighborhood of J9V.C00. It will bo tho largest building ever erected by Canada at nn International exposition, covering tS.OW square foet, and w.ll hoilso one of tho most elaborate nnd compre hensive exhibits of tho Dominion's re sources and products over shown on for eign soil, yix hundred thousand dollars has already bevn voted by tho Canadian Parliament for the building and exhibits. but a further grant, br.nglng the appro pi latlon up to $l,)0,0u0, will bo recom mended by tho government during the present session of tho national legislature. Canada at the Panama-Pacific exposi tion h following the policy that has ob tained at former expos tlons. namely, tho diMplay of specimens of exhibits of tho natural products of tho country: Agri culture, horticulture, mineral, forest and fisheries, for tho purpose of showing Its climatic advantages and Its resources to the great number of people uho will visit the exposition. Attention will be devoted to transportation facilities, and the rail In the building. ITALY WILL SPEND BIG SUM0R ITS EXHIBIT Italy has appropriated I,C00,0M lire for an exhibit at the Panama-Pacific Inter national exposition and Slgnor Ernest Nathan, former mayor of the city of Rome, has been appointed commissioner to the exposition. Prince Scalea of the Italian ministry officially advised Ex position Commissioner lra Nelson Morris on February 24 that the decision of Italy tn participate was final, FREE NOMINATION COUPON GOOD FOR 1000 VOTES Send or bring this coupon to the "Panama Contest Editor" of the Bee and you will receivo 1000 votes in the Panama Contest. Only one coupon will be credited to a person. Name ; Address ' . Benj. Franklin Said "Employ thy time well if thou meanest to gain leisure" . . , Poor Rlchard'a Almnnae. The Electric Vacuuiji Cleaner will save time, labor and money for you. With it, you can avoid the backr breaking labor of sweeping and do your cleaning more quickly and more effectively. The Electric Vacuum Cleaner Will Protect Your Health The home having tho Electric Vacuum Cleaner is really clean. To protect your family's health nnd your own, to save time, money and labor, to have a really clean home, investigate the Electric Vacuum Cleaner. Omaha Electric Light & Power Company Nurses Will Hold a Conclave at Frisco Dr. Helen Parker Crlswcll. president Jt tho International Association of Nurse.', haa announced that nurses from hit artf of tho world v III hold a world's congress on the grounds of the Panama-Pacific International exposition In Han Francisco In June, to which thero will be fsooo ac credited .delegates. The conclave, will in clude four great congresses: Tho Inter national Association of Nurses, repre senting fifteen foreign nations, including England, Ireland. Germany, France, llel glum, Italy. Australia. China, Cuba and others;' the American Nurses' associa tion with 32.WS members: tho National league of Nurse Education with IS.ftiO member, chiefly teachers and supetln tendents of training Institutions, and the Organlxatlon of PublU Health Nurses. The California State Nurses' association will act as hostess to the visitors. "The attendance from European coun tries will ho enormous." said Dr. Crls well, recently. "These orgnnltittlotis tre uniting In preparation of a comprehensive exhibit of all modern hospital appliance, besides an historical exhibit and demon, stratlon wards. The exhibits, Including a demonstration hospital, will continue tho ten months of the exposition." The American Red Cross wilt hold it congress at about the saino time. BIG CONVENTIONS TO BE HELD DURING EXPOSITION An International congress on viticulture will be held In Son Francisco In June, 1DI5. Delegates from moro than twenty five nations Inlciested In grape culture will attend the congress. This will be one of the largest congresses held during the exposition. The International Council of Nurses will meet In Han Francisco during the week beginning Stay 31, 1915. Resides the International Council of Nurses there will be meetings during the week of three na tional nurses' conventions and of the CaU Ifornla Nurses' association. Five thous and nurses from, fifteen nations will at tend the five meetings, 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 UP THE GOUXN STAIRS Our Fresh Stock of Moderate Priced Brand New STANDARD PIANOS Includes the Colebrated BUSH fa LANE Tha piano that carrUs a 8 Im pound hsavlsr frame thn any othtr piano bnllt today. 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