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THE BKE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, JUNE 2, 1914.
Receipts From Merchants on This Page Are Valuable
We Handle a Fortune
in Gowns Every Day!
Don't show tho SLIGHTEST sign of hesitation about lot
ting us have your fine gowns and dresses to be cleaned, for
wo handle a FORTUNE In gowns each day.
' The VERY finest, most ornate, most delicate, most treas
ured gowns, dresses and costumes In Omaha and the west are
sent here because their owners are frank In saying they are
afraid to ENTRUST them with any other cleaners.
Our plant Is valued nt $57,000 and We bostow $D7,000
worth of CARE upon tho Ladlos' Drosses we clean at $1.20
and the Gowns wo clean at $1.75.
If society ladles were willing to have their testimonials
printed wo could fill this ontlro paper with expressions favor
able to OUR mode of handling and cleaning fine d reuse and
gowns.
Phone Tyler 345 and our man will call.
Dresher Bros.
Dry Cleaners-Dyers
$57,000 Plant 221 1-13 Farnam St j
N0TICP TO CONTESTANTS
next Tnifly w will publish the
tun Olc IT of all contestant who have
tnraed In their nomination coupons
or cub chtoks for vol's in this con
tact. 0t your rsotlpts In by Satur
day renins;, so that your standing
will appear In the lift, thus Istttng
your friends know that you ars oot
petl&ff for a trip to tha Panama exposition.
PROTEST NEWBUILDING CODE
Contractors Say the Reonircmcnts
Are Too Stringent.
NO CHANCE T0MAKE A PROFIT
.o More Chenp Mtrnctarra for Clnlck
Snip Sonic liarr nrlnsc Iliillt
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Down.
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otitis Kabna 387.695
. a. nyatrom , , 177,418
rt,i'?Y1".I'owmn'' .... 133.281
FOR SATISFACTION
WITH
LIGHTING FIXTURES
FOR
Residence, Office and Store
SEE US
The Electric Shop
1810 Farnam St.
WE ARE MAKERS AND DESIGNERS
OF UP-TO-DATE LIGHTING FIXTURES.
"We Are as Near to You as Your
Telephone" Tyler 1414.
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7ullan Harris
Harry jr. Sersrson .-
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Rarbart C. Iiundon.. I
Maria X. Slvsrs .
Jennie X. Washburn
Obarlaa O. Thomaa
Myrtla Q. Rarrlaon
Mig. Jama. Mortimers
Henrietta Bwanaao , , , ,
Mr. Bobert T. Jons
Jamaa X., Xulakofaky
Myron SaPorrast
T. o. Thompson
Mr. Qaorgrs Z. Erarts
Xioulsa Pannlncrbaro;
Paul Xorton
Kanry B. Bins;
Kra. Zitllian Kowdsn
Samual X. Booh...
John nicker
Jnte Wachatatn
Barry llrnsy
Mrs. B. Bavertdirs.....
Mri, Pinna Olrcla
William Wlnqusat
Oratohan Kdgar.
Jamaa o. Wlaaly
Sara Z.aa
Wayna BUay
X. W. Baokar
Mr. Jannla Martin.
Gillian Briokcou, Kearney. Xab.
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Contractors who have been speculating
In houses are stormlnc the office of the
city hulldlnff Inspector to protest against
the new building code, which, they say,
Is so stringent that "this year's houses
cannot be built to compete with buyers
with last year a houses."
Also, there Is n loud wall from the
builders o( thln-walled houses, who have
been putting up cheap structures quickly
for sale. Soma of these houses are now
In courso of construction and the build
ing department will order them torn
down and built under the ordinance
where- the work has not progressed too
far.
"To build under this now code It will
bo necessary to spend from 1200 to $500
more on tho foundation of each house,"
said a contractor In tho building Inspec
tion office. "That will take away the
profit. I've h notion to quit building
houses for sale."
"Still, tho public will get better houses,
though your profits may be less," sug
gested the building Inspector.
Tho new building code, which has Just
been published, covers ten newspaper
pages.
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Everv Dollar Deposited to Open a New
Account in the SAVINGS DEPARTMENT of
THE MERCHANTS RATIONAL 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, Prcsidont
PRANK 1. HAMILTON, Vice Prcnldont
FEED P. HAMILTON, Cnshior
3. H. MEILE, Assistant Cashier
0. B. DUGDALE, Assistant Cashier
NOTE: Votta will not ba allowed for other than bona flda naw aarlngs.
accounts. Full number of votes will be allowed up to sixty days bafore
close of coutesr when a limit of 10.000 will ba placed on each new account.
How to Win a Free
Trip to the Pana
ma Exposition
Italra of Comesl.
' 1 The Bee offers and will award three
round-trip tlckota and expenses to tha
Panama Exposition, tha total cost of each
trip to be $200, aa prizes to the three con
testants having tha greatest number of
points at tho close of the contest.
I This contest open to everybody ex
cept employes of advertisers on this page
und of The Doe.
1 The contest page will be published'
one day each week and will run for a
perloJ of one year.
' 4Polnta will be figured on the basis of
on point for each 1 cent shown on cash
Checks or receipts for purchases made
from advertisers on this u&ce.
B Cash checka must be deposited at or
mailed td "Panama Contest Editor" Tha
ttoe not later thun thirty days from date
of payment of same and receipts will ba
issued for them.
Contest to cl6s November 7, 1914. All
cosh tickets and receipts mutt be turned
Into The Bee office net later than 9 p, m.
on closing' day of contest, or It mailed,
must bo postmarked not later than that
hour.
PETJTION FOR TRACKAGE
ON STREET IS REJECTED
Two hundred residents of the city In
the vicinity of Twentieth and Pierce
streets appeared before the city commis
sion to protest against granting the Chi
cago & Northwestern and the Mason
City & Fort Dodge railroads permission
to lay tracks on or across Twentieth
street. 7
The Protestants said It would bo a nui
sance, would damage their property and
disturb their repose If this trackage wore
laid on Twentieth street. The council,
after hearing the protcstants, accepted
their petition and turned -down the application.
Siren Whistle Will
Tell of the Start of
Ak-Sar-Jten Season
At 6 o'clock tills afternoon the slrrn
whistle will be placed Jn action to ic-
mlnd all Omahans that there Is just
time to sneak In under the wire as n
member of Ak-8ar-Ben 1914. The tlrst
Initiation will be held th'ls evening i.t
the Den and the siren will notify tho
tardy that It Is time to loosen with tho
necessary ten bucks.
500 Block Ginger
Club to Register
atiDevil's Hotel
Seventeen members of the 300 Block
dinger club will register at the Devil's
hotel' at the Ak-gor-Bcn den this even
ing and will be Initiated Into the order
In a body. They will be one of.tho first
booster organizations to Join the realm of
the king, and so have been accorded first
night privileges at his majesty's eatanlc
hostelry.
MRS. FREDERICK TEST IS
BURIED AT FOREST LAWN
The funeral of Mrs. Frederick Test,
wife of Lieutenant Test, V, S. A., was
held at the home of F. A. Blxby, 16rt
Emmet street, at 3 o'clock Monday after
'noon, new T. J. Mackay of All Saints
Episcopal church officiated. Interment
was at Forest lawn cemetery. The body
arrived from Sante Fe, N. M Sunday
evening.
SPARKS FALLING INTO NEST
THREATENS A COSTLY FIRE
An otherwise harmless spark from a
switch engine falling Into a sparrow's
nest In the eves of a cattle chute between
the sheds of the Union Stock Tarda
company's and Armour & Co.'s plant at
South Omaha threatened for a little,
while to develop Into high priced blaze.
A hurried alarm brought out tho fire
fighters and the prospects pt a moment
before were soon squelched. The loss will
amount to several hundred dollars.
Educators to Meet
at San Francisco
One of the most Important, of the con
ventions at San. Francisco Is the National
Education association, with a delegate
atrengUi of upward of 40,000. With this
great body ot education will be linked the
j Association of American Agricultural Cot
lieges and Experiment Stations, together
i with an International Congress of Edu
cation. Of peculiar Interest to these dele
gates will be the unique and practical
exhibits In the great five-acre Palace. -of
Education and Social Economy, embody-
ing features for which the schools of
each city are especially noted, with model
'classes of pupils, vocational training ex-
niDiis ana uispiays snowing wnat boys and
girls have achieved In agriculture and
horticulture.
Toilet Goods Week at
The Sherman & McConnell Drugstores
Last weeK wo announced that our stock comprised 276 Items In
Hair Tonics shampoos, colors, etc. but wo find an error In count
was made as It should bo 277 a recount showing this number. Our
stock of Toilet Creams, Talcums, Face Powders, Pcrfumo and Toilet
Water Is proportionately latge. We Invito tho public as well as
dealers to "test" our stock and learn for themselves whether our
statements can be substantiated. Ask us tor the real new ones.
TOILET CIIKAMH
About 150 kinds In stock
50c Melorose Cream for. . . .0o
COc Hinds' Honey and Almond
cream, for uoo
50c Cucumber and Denzoln
cream for iUc
50c Is'adinola Cream for, . . ,-0c
Jersey Theatrical Cold Cream,
at iitki 40c and COc
FUSE TOILET SOAPS
We handle about 200 kinds ot
fine toilet soap. Ask us for
your favorite
50c Bouquet Jcanlce Soap.,350
2Cc Kirk Juvenile Soap for.. He
35c Roger & Oallet. one-half
dozen odors, per cake, , . .10c
25c, 4711 White Rose Soap, l'c
TOILKT WATERS
86c Plvor's Aturea T. W 30c
85c Roger & Qallefs T. W.. .50o
J3.00 Mary Garden T. W.. 9210
50c Japanese Honey Suckle T.
W.. for 20c
J4.15 Coeur de Jeannette T.
W., for 93.40
TOILKT POWDERS
S5o Roger & Qallefs Anthea
Powder for . . , ." ooc
25c Houblgnnt's Rico Powder
for He
COc Melorose Powder for... 20c
50c Madame Isebeils Powder
for . ,2o
26c Trailing Arbutus Talc, 15c
Council of Nurses
. Has Many Delegates
The International Council ot Nurses will
send fully 4.000 delegates to 8a n Fran
cisco. With them will meet the organiza
tions representing the Instructors In
nurses' schools, and the National Organ
ization ot Public Health Nurses, dealing
with tuberculosis, settlement work and
social centers. The National Red Cross
the American Academy of Medicine, the
Panama-Pacific Dental congress, the Na
tional Commission on Mental Hygiene and
many related bodies will meet during the
summer at the exposition.
SMEIMAN & MeCONNELL DRUG CO.
Cerstr 1Mb aad Sodare streets. Harvard Jhrmcy, 34tb and raraam.
Owl Prog Co., 16th and Xaroer ta. Xoyal Pharmacy, 807-S09 X. 16th.
MILITARY TOURNAMENT AT ,
'FRISCO TO BE HUGE EVENT
There wilt also be an International
military tournament at the Panama-Pacific
fair with troops from at least six
teen countries; n great wVd's naval
pageant, with 500 war vcsnels In line,
i later to bo anchored under the watts of
the exposition palaces; and finally, the
, first great International aviation tourna
ment, with airships and dirigibles from
all the great powers. And from the avia
tion field In M.ay the blrdmen will start
on tho J300.000 prise globe-girdling race.
! the most spectacular and barrier break
I Ing enterprise ever attempted by a
; wot Id's exposition.
INSURANCE MEN FROM OVER
WORLD TO FRATERNIZE
I Accident prevention, fire prevention
and health conservation will be some of
1 the main topics discussed at the first
World's Insurance congress ever held, at
tho exposition In 1915. For the first time
In history delegates representing accident,
fire, marine, employers liability. In
dustrial surety, health and other lines
of Insurance from the whole world will
fraternise, over 300 Insurance organlxa
. Hons being represented.
FREE NOMINATION COUPON
GOOD FOR 1000 VOTES
Send or bring this coupon to the "Panama Contest
Editor" of tho Boo and you will receive 1000 votes in'
tho Panama Contest. Only one coupon will be credited
to a person.
Namo . .
Address' f.
"Do It Electrically'
Thos. A.
Edison
said:
"Some persons are very alow to realize
that this is aa age of Electricity." x 1
Electricity cn be a valuable silent partner a remarkable
Wisincss-building force for you, Mr. Storeownor, if you use
Tungston Electric Fixtures. Custonlors prefer to trade in a
well-lighted store, there is no doubt of that. And more of
them will come to your store if you make it- attractive and
brilliant with Tungston lighting.
Install Tungsten (Mazda)
Electric Fixtures Now
Tungsten, lamps give 2Vz times as much,, light from the same
amount of electricity as carbon filament lamps. Colors uro
shown exactly as by sunlight. Scarcely any heat is gener
ated. Telephone us for.particulars. 1
OUR SPECIAL OUT-DOOR MAZDA ARC WILL
INTEREST YOU. IT WILL PAY YOU TO
INVESTIGATE.,
Omaha Electric Light
and Power Company
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THERE ISN'T a home in this
city, whose private laundry uses as
much water in doing a washing, as
we wo'uld use on the same goods.
CJf Sounds queer, doesn't it? Tt isn't the rubbing that
makes things spotless, but plenty of water. We han
dle things prently, and put them through seven cleans,
ings of soft water. Seven immersions and steam dry
ing not onlv cleanses but sterilizes them.
f And tvo do this perfect work more cheaply than you
' could do it, if you used. as much pure soft water as
we do.
Jf. Every detail of our system is based oii perfect1 serv
ice; the kind you will appreciate.
We know that if you will send Us a trial order, you'll
help to make the quality of our work" well known.
V
KlMBATT IAUNQBI H
xaz "vrxtusyiotuo or Tax eoms
1507-09-11 Jackson Street. Phone Douglas 919.
Member of Laundrymen's National Association of America.
Little Journeys in the
Field of Opportunity
Graduation Gifts--Diamond Rings
1-6 carat stones,
each stone a per
fect cut diamond
and very brilliant,
placed In solid
Bold mounting, 50
rlnen In thla Int
12 values, and we are able to ot
fer them risht now tc nre
at. each ,pO. O
1-8 1-32 carat. An entire gross
bought at this weight, makes a
splendid diamond ring In solid
raid mounting, value tit A 7C
26, offered by us at ...Pl
1-4 carat genuine "WeBseltons"
wlthout flaw or carbon, any .stylo
UK solid mounting, (oi en
$44.00 value at JpOI.OU
1-4 carat genuine "Jatigers", per
fect cut and tho highest grade
AT THE SKIN OF
THE CROWN
'UP TM OOLMH STAIRS
stone money can buy. Those
stones would be fortunate pur
chases at $60.00, while our Im
mense buying power through the
branch stores enables us to offer
them In 14K gold, platinum head
cTchnV.n.K.s:..tt.t: $38.00
3 perfect atones weighing H carat
each Genuine and perfect Wes
seltons, free from flaws or Im
perfections. The cut, shape and
brilliancy the best 'we could ob
tain from our Amsterdam agents
and we back these stones with our
reputation as experts. They"aT
fully worth $160.00. The lot
contains 7 diamonds weighing
slightly more, but all offered -at
our special nrlce 1 in Aft
of . . .V 4 vvv
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When
You
Buy
Your
You will buy It at
Hospe's, because Hos-
TEKMH TO. SUIT YOU '1 l"5 B "
nearly now arc ouseu
on quality, plus service, plus Punitive (iiimantco. Any Instrument
you select from our stock may be returned at any time in exchange
for a difforent Instrument, without tho loss of ono penny to tho
buyer. That is real piano service, and that 1b the reason for tho
present reputation of the Jiouso of Hospe, personally conducted 10
years in Omaha.
Mason & Hamlin. . .$550 upBush & Lane. .' $350 up
Kranich&Bach $450 up j Gable-Nelson $250 up
Kimball $260 up Hospe $190 up
65 Used and Rebuilt Pianos, .il."0 to $300
li fllospo 00i "
1513 Douglas Street The 0,d08t PIano irm,8 in 1,10 Wcst'
nUIUl NFRRim PKHSOXALLY CONDUCTED
urnAilAj nuuriAorXn forty yhars
Cuts that print
There la often all tho difference In the world between
a cut that show? up well In the engraver's proot and one
that show up well when It la printed. Cuts made for a
newspaper hav to be made bo that they will give good
results under the most advene conditions. For that rea
son, a newspaper engraving plant produces cuts that the
ordinary printer can use and get good results.
It yon have some engraving to be done, send us the
work and compare both the results and the prices with that
ot ordinary engraving plants.
Bee Engraving Department
Bo Building, Omaha
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