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THE BEE; OMAHA, FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 1D14,
tow.
Omaha Representatives
of
(pst
Dying
Goodja
PURE ICE
SUPPLIED TO LEADING HOUSES OP OMAHA
MANUFACTURED IN OMAHA
HAVE IT DELIVERED TO YOU
Omaha Ice & Cold Storage Co.
Office, McOague Bldg. Plant, 5th and Leavonworth
Lower Your Laundry Cost
Lots of pooplo are neodloBBly spending from
S1.60 to 4.0Q per wook for havjng thoir cloth
ing washed -and, ironed. . ,Thla expenditure eon- .
tlnucn vear after vrar. Mnnv unnnri nn muni.
" 7 -J II IMUIlll
money In ono ye,ar as would buy and maintain' a
C6MPLEJTE HOME LAUNDRY odufppbd with at '
"1900" ELECTRIC WASHER
.and
. SIMPLEX IRONER,
. YS!irJ clothing wilt Inst BO per cent longer wlion
linndled thin -way. and besides yon Also have tlm
knowledge of being Imlepenflent of outside lieln. We
w ! 5 5!!Ul IP ,ftlk ,h" matter over with you, ana
will Kindly. give you the benefit or the working
knowledge wo have Rained In Installing and main
taining more than ilp of these washirs In dreater
OmaHo. Goods are sold either for cash or on easy
"1900" WASHER COMPANY
808 South Iflth Ht. JJootJt No. BO. Phono Tyler 1011.
Be Sure to "Visit
mi
B. ju f
ankers Real ty
Investment
pmpgnys.
Bungalow ;
At the Low Cost of Living Show
We'll explain there how you can make your
rent money pay for a home, arid how you
can put your money to work where it will
earn 7 and better.
For People Who Discriminate
"OLD MONK"
The riiiest Olive Oil in the World,
PURITY
ABSOLUTE
. NOTHING
FINER.
DELICIOUS
IN
MAYONNAISE
AND
FRENCH
Direct From the Famous Olive Groves of
NICE, FRANCE C
To the Best Houses in Omaha
PROGRAM
Low Cost of Living Show
Omaha Auditorium, Friday, April 17
,' " ' Doors Open 1 P. M. to 11 P. M.
SPECIAL DAY
City Mission Fremont Day
W. O. W. NIGHT
s
Lecture Robm open 2:00 p. m. to 5:30 p. m.
'7:30 until 10:30 p. m.
Dr. Q. E. Oondra, illustrated lectures,
moving pictures.
Prof. Charles Wilkinson, and others.
Reception, Woman's Olub Booth, 8:30 p, m.
Royal Hawaiian Entertainers. '
1:30 p. m. until 3:00 p. m.
4:00 p. m. until 5:30 p. m.
7:30 p m. until 10:30 p. xri.
Orchestra Concerts,
2:30 to 5:30 p. m. .
8:00 to 11:00 p. m.
L0W SHOW FEATURES
Theater in the Basement to Be a
Most Busy Spot
Dl. C0NDEA LECIUEE8 DAILY
Moving I'lctnre n Re 8 h n rr 11 of Ib-
tmitlax. Krent In tho r.t-oilop-.
tloa of tTootUtuft.for the
v Lor? Cost Show.
The educational as -woli as diverting
features .of the Low.'.Coitj Mvlne Jjioje.
win aa inn ire leciuroa, iik ana mov
ing pl&tures given .almoat from the open
ing hour until midnight. Thene 'entertain
ment will take place In a miniature
'theater In the baaeme'nt,' ot- the odlto-
num. unaira 'nave lioen placed, a (tage
hutlt and equipped with a moving picture
and aterebptlcon machine and experi
enced operator. Starting with the dally
lectures by Xr. Condra, these talKs be In
mostly on Nebraska 'Industries, farming
features, school day wqrk and pleasures,
etc., the next extensive attraction will
be ( the talks by Jtalph Sheafo, lecture on
(he many Luther Ourbahk subjects. The
Callfornlan, will tli all about the home
life of the plant wlcard,. the methods ho
pursues In his hybrid culture and also a
number of views on the. uses of the new
forage, spineless cacti. These views are
autochromes slide and the colore of
some of the flowers will be absolutely,
unsupassable.
Comic Carfooh.".
Another 'new attraction that will be
educational .as well aa amusing to the
vlsltora In the theater will be the car
toon made by a prominent 'local car
toonist dealing with the trials .and tribu
lations of the Omaha retail grooer. The
methods of ordering goods whereby a
truck weighing many hundred ot pounds
Is sent clear out many blocks with a
yeast cake which has been omitted from
a previous order, or a cartoon shows a
woman ordering a postage stamp from
her grooer, or some one kicking 6ver
J-cent-a-pound raise In butter and paying
ti a ticket for grand opera. The very
apt nature ot the picture's on the screen
tickled the blase grocer themselves when,
rehearsed yesterday, trty of these
cartoons will tel'of grocer-troubles ordi
narily often enough to, be. quite pathetlo
from the retailers', .standpoint.
V, r. J Ilpser ot Kansas City, Mo.,
who la chief of the drug and food law
department' of the Bureau of Agriculture,
will- come over on asalgnment from the
.govorntnent a,nd deliver four Instructive.
lectures ot a nature that will emphasise,
the pure food and the economical cost
proposition outlined by the show man-'
agement. These lectures will be d silv
ered next week And will attract a great
deal ot attention.
Hhovr Omahn Factories.
The little theater will also be utlltxed
for a number of Industrial "movies" of
i Omaha factories and mercantile houses,
) showing methods of making, packing and
(shipping Omaha products. The Iten Bis
eult company, the Krug Brewing com
' pafly. the M. K Smith & Co., etc., will
be shown. Manager Purrlsh ot the
, bureau of publicity, Commercial club, will
Jihay cerjtJn. d,ay nnd nights to tell of
.tlia prosperity, the life, the educational
. features, scenes on the business an4.
i residence streets, ot the home town.
Then there will be travel pictures, sv.
era! children's educations moving- pic
tures, and the art 'department of the
Omaha Women's club will put on a num..
ber of colored pictures of celebrated
j paintings, well as some vlewa showing
memoes of home sanitation, efficiency,
etc.
JAC. BAST1AN
Groceries, Ugats, Fresh
Vegetables and Fruits.
Tfcet Xaroer . , . .
Ttmay t Bellvery 2403 Tarsaai nu
Eureka Egg Carrier
Every Egg in a Nsst if Its Own
IltralRatlng 95 of tho Bjeakage
Many Apply for Jobs ,
as Local Policemen
To fill three vacancies of the local
police force and take care ot an Increase
of even new members. Just 860 applica
tions were .received at the city hall by
Police Commissioner KugeU The vacan
cies are the result ot two retirement
and one resignation. Th now officers
will be chonen this nfternoon
Union Pacific Has
Ordered Fifty-Four
New Looomotives
President Mohler.of the Union Taclfic
announces that orders have been given
for the construction of fifty-four new en
gine, to be put in service on the west
ern lines of the Harrlman system of
railroads. The cost of these engines will
bo around 1710,000. They will be delivered
next year. Speaking ot the expenditure
for new, rolling stock. President Mohler
said: '! .
While the ordering of tho construction
of these engines Is new, the fact that
they were to be bought is a bit old.
Tho appropriation to pay for -them waa
pr6vldd tor" in the; budget of the fiscal
year ending last July, and has nothing
to do with the business of this year.
"While -w.o have no use for now en
gines now, we hope that next year, when
travel starts to the Pacific coast expo
sitions, we will need them."
Of the engines ordered, twenty-five are
of the Pacific, and fifteen of the Mikado
type, Intended for passenger service. Then
there are four for the Oregon-Washington
linos two ot which are oil and two
coal burnera. All aro super heaters. Tho
order Included fourteen switch engines.
CUSCADEN REINSTATED
AT GALLAUDET SCHOOL
Scott Cuscaden, son ot Br. dertrude
Cuscaden, 3303 Webster .street, ha re
turned to Washington, D. C, where ho
has been reinstated In Qallaudet. the gov
ernment school for the deaf. Young
Cuscaden was suspended last October by
the faculty for student offenses, which
are reoognlxed as perfectly fitting and
proper by tho students, but are disap
proved by the faculty. He was reinstated
because ot good grades made this winter
while studying hero under tho tutoring of
Prof. J, W. Sowell,
It item last fal. that Cuscaden had of
ficiated at the "ducking" of a prep stu
dent. When Cuscaden was a "prep" he
was the honored guest at many a "duck
ing" party, and he determined to make
up tot lost time when he became a fresh
man, 'The second "prep" to attend one
of Cuscaden' parties Informed the presl-
"dent and ten" demerits were promptly reg
istered against the Omaha youth, Tho
old .English "fag" aystem la aUo In vogue
at Oallaudet, nd Cuscaden had. a "fag"
to do his chorea. This ''fag" he failed
to dismiss .and . the president one day
walked Into Cuscaden'a room to find the
"fag"' busily engaged In cleaning up the
room. This -.brought ten more demerit's
and suspension.
According to the students, there waa
no just reason for suspension and they
made a vigorous protest, but without ef.
feet. "While minor offenses, both of them,
Cuscaden was very much worked up. Ho
considered the suspension a dlagraea and
was very much pleased to liara that he
was reinstated.
DATE IS FIXED FOR THE
HAPPY HOLLOW OPENING
Jlappy Hollow club wilt open its season
Saturday, May' 23, w(th a dinner dance
and. special program of games and en
tertainment. Directors, have Just - an
nounced the date, but say the details
have not been completed.
To tb Honaeirltc.
Madam, if your husband is ilka most
mtn he expect you to look after tvu
btaltU of yourself and children, Cougne
and colds are tho most common of the
minor ailment and are roost likely to
lead to serious diseases. A child la much
mam likely to contract dlDhthri n
scarlet fever when It has a cold, if you
will inquire mil tne merits of the varf.
nam remedies that are recommend. ti r
cough and cold you will find that Cham
berlain's cougn Kemeay- stands high 'n
the estimation of people who use It It
(s prompt and effectual, pleasant und
ate to take, which aro qualities espe
cially to be detlred when a medicine ft
intended for children. All dealers. Ad-Vert)Vcnent.
PLEA IS FORJLEANER ADS
Julius Schneider Addresses Com
mercial Club oa Publicity;
WOULD EIIMilfrATE ALL TAKES
Chicago Expert Declare tbeT'Rtght
Kind of AdvcrtUtng Soon Oat
doe Underhanded Metbodc
of Und'e4rttbie. '
A' plea for constructive advertising and
tho .' elimination of advertising xf ,tho
quick doctor; -the 'fako' medicines "and
the "bunk" schemes designed to get
money from the public, fraudulently was
made by Julius Schneider, advertising
counsel for the Chicago Tribune, Jn hi
address to tho Commercial club at the
publlo affairs luncheon. The "Construc
tive advertising" he spoke of a the new
advertising and declared it Was jliit 'com
ing Into Its own aa a force In modern
business! " ' ' ""f '
The speaker attacked the plan ot ad
vertising1 in special booklets 'put out by
this, that or the other concern or organ
isation In a city, and said business men
had for years been payltuJft) apleco to
Bet their pictures or the pictures "ot thefr
place of business Into such publications,
calmly charging the Item to advertising
without ever knowing whether it brought
them any return or not. Jle spoke of,
such publications as "a. fire, departmvnt's
annual review, a church annual, a real
estate men's boomer." etc "There, need
be no quarrel w(th these," he said, "for
they may serve & purpose, but this la not
real advertising. ' '
"Such thing n these." he said, "havS
bred In the mind of the average busi
ness men the 'Idea or adverttilng that
could be best described ny uch word" a
holdup, bunk, blaokmall and- srU.
All Want BBalto'ea.
"Tho modern sales manager want or
ders, of course, just as much a the older
advertising solicitors. But he looks td
the interest ot the man buying tho ad
vertising. Ho looks toward selling him
advertising that will teally help him to
create a market for his goods Instead of
looking only to selling the space and get'
ting the money fqr It. Ho studies the
problem of creating a demand .for tho
goods of the man whose advertising he
solicits. V
''Constructive advertising then cannot
ride In the same columns with the ad
vertisements of fake, drugs, quack medi
cines and other abomination that are'
designed solely to fleece th publlo out
o Its money.'
Talking ot what hi own paper had
don.3, he said the Chicago Tribune had.
within three year eliminated objection
able advertising to such an extent that
It had turned down S.S00 columns of ad
vertising annually, which he aald would'
amount to $$50,000. a a result of this
clean-up campaign he declares the Trib
une now publishes morfe advertising than
It otherwise would.
Mr. Schneider spoke to the Ad Club at
a banquet at the Hotel Rome last evening.
Key to the Situation Bee Advertising'.
Arson Squad riarnn Itesldeace.
LONDONDERRY, Ireland, April !.
A suffragette arson squad burned a large
residence' here today. "Apply for dam
ages to Glr Sdward Carson" was one ot
the placards left behind. '
E. J. Davis
SAFE MOVER
f-toavy Hauling
1212 Farnam
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tne Use of All(fhes
Modern.Appliance3
which assure
Better Living With
Less Effort
You can see these ELECTRICAL appliances, working
Low Cost of Living Show
Auditorium April 16-26
Omaha Electric Light & Power Company
Union Pacific Building
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C, V. WARFIELD
GROCERIES and MEATS
Phone Webster 317
2209, Military Avenue
We Can Reduce, Your Fuel Bills
S Us at
HYDRAULIC-PRESS
Booth 11
BRICK COMPANY
Rodman Bros. Go.
Oor. 40th and Cuming Sts.
The quality that satisfies
in groceries, meats, fruits
and vegetables. Always
ready to serve you.
Phone Harney 3720.
Hibbeler & Co.
Wm. SibbeJer X. P. winkelman
Sealers in
Groceries, Hardware,
Meats, Flour, Fruits
and Vegetables of
All Kinds
Tel. Doug. 556.
2310-12 Vinton St
Our High Standard
of Efficiency
WUL reduce the Cost of KoTtng,
of"w"rnUal 111 the w
GORBON FIREPROOF '
WMEHOiSE & VAN CO.
819 XT. Uth B. , S91.
WILKIE &
MITCHELL CO.
Choice Groceries
and Meats
40th and Tarnam.
Phone Barney 884.
:
UNCLE SAM HEALTH FOOD
A. rOUTZTS KeUsf fo
C0MSTIPATI0N
Requires 'o Cooking.
Call at Our Booth.
Key to the SituationBee Advertising.
