THE BEE: (XMAHA, TUESpAY, JUNE 16, 1914.
Receipts From Merchants on This Page Are Valuable
Yellowstone Park in Miniature at Panama Exposition
Wedding Presents
Some "Direct from Factory" Prices
CHBST OF SIIiVKRWAIlE
SIlycrwRre for tnblo usq la a most wolcomo and lasting wedding
glfi; 25 pieces In a natln lined oak chost containing G knives, 6
. A Recipe for KEEPING
White Clothes WHITE
Send Thom to DRESHER BROS. Regularly.
THAT'S tho Answer.
Dresher Bros, will assume full charge of every Whlto Dress,
White Skirt, White Waist, Whit Qlovo, White Hat and Whlto
Suit you possess; they'll clean tho wearables and put tho
"Ivory" back Into 'em as fast as you soil 'em through summer
exertion.
Dresher Brothers make PREPARATIONS for a big season of
WHITE the moment th heavy stuffs of winter aro out of tho
way; there is no other firm of cleaners that can put up a BET
TER Job of cleansing on AVTIITE wearables. White white
white clothes by scores Rnd hundreds coming In and going
out and EVERY customer intensely pleased.
Better Let Dresners Keep YOUR clothes White.
Start Jfow. Phono Tyler 345 for a Man. f
Dresher Bros.
Dry Cleaners-Dyers
'2211-13 Farnam St. Omaha.
FOR SATISFACTION
WITH
LIGHTING FIXTURES
FOR V
Residence, Office and Store
SEE US
The Electric Shop
1810 Farnam St.
WE ARE MAKERS AND DESIGNERS
OP UP-TO-DATE LIGHTING FIXTURES;
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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 deposits, $7,000,000
THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
13th and Farnam Streets
LUSHER DRAKE, President
, FRANK -I. HAMILTON, Vice President
' FRED P. HAMILTON, Cashier
3. EL MEILE, Assistant Cashier
C. B. DUGDALE, Assistant Cashier
NOTE: Votes vlll not b allowed for other than bona fide new saving
accounts. Full number of votes will be allowed up to sixty days before
close of coutest when a limit of .10,000 will be placed on each new account.
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I Hot-Weather Items
25c Hires Boot Beer Ext ttL5) for 12c
BATH BRUSHES
Our assortment
1b largo and
varied. We have
lust tho tirnsh
yqu jtfant at Just
the price you
urn n f 4r rtav '
Brushes from. . 35 to S2,50
Rubber Brushes-: i The popular
klifd), at.'...,,25Kand 50
BATHING CAPS
Bathing season la on select
your bathing caps here. Large
variety In all thfr-new tints and
shapes.
Priced from Jpc to $1.50.
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BATH
SPRAYS
Just the thing for this weath
er Will fit any faucet. Largo
assortment 9 and up
SPONGES
Best assortment for every pur
pose, Specially priced
- kk e 5 1 S3.50 '
Rubber Sponges Just like
SPODKB. only made of rnhhnr
They outwear common sponges.
25 to $1.75
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SHERMAN & McCONHELL DRUG CO.
rOtTB BUST DKUO STOBEBl
Corner 16th and Sodg-e Streets. Harvard pharmacy, 34tl and Tarnam.
Owl Drug- Co., 16th and Harney sts. oysl Pharmacy, 207-S09 XT. lath.
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The above Is a drawing of tho Union
r.iclflc systcnVs Yellowstone park exhibit
nt tho Panama-Pacific elntcrnatlonal ex
position to bo held In San Francisco next
year. Tho exhibit will occupy four acres
of space, will cost a quarter of a million
dollars and will convcv in thn vUitm.
vivid Ideaof what the par) itself com
prises, a seating capacity of S.M0 people.
To tho extreme left Is shown Eaglcr Tho Union Pacific system selected Ycl
Nest Rock: to tho right the Golden Onto
Viaduct; In tho central background Old
Faithful Inn. The Inn will bo an exact
reproduction of tho original, being con
Mructed entirely of rustic timber, and
will have one of the most nttractlvo din
ing rooms on tho exposition grounds with
lowstone National park for reproduction
for tho reason thnt It Is Interested In
bringing to the people, who have not as
yet been fqrtunalc enough to visit tho
park, a comprehensive tdea of the
wonders to bo seen In this greatest of
naturU wonderlands.
NOTICE TO CONTESTANTS
Next Tuesday tee will publish the
standing of all contestants who have
turned in their nomination coupons
or cash checks for votes in this con
tost. Oet your receipts in by Satur
day evening so that your standing
will appear in the list, thus letting
your friends know that you are com
peting for a trip to the Panama ex
position, v
Contestants' Standing
Name. o. of Votes.
ray M. Watts ... .3,137,077
BUth A Finney 3,979,605
Mrs. Emma Perry 3,383,087
S.Kle"3?r 3,307,739
Wilts Ward 344,350
Sylvia Hanns ,... 337,095
j A- Wystrom ..' 177,418
Robert liewls Lowmu . . . . 133,301
Mary J Aberly 51,815
Arthur Wlldbeck 13.682
Bam Steinberg
Boswell Potts
Mrs. U. B. Smith.....
Clyde J. luther
Zoe Schalek
Pred Horn . ,
Grace E. Baker, Beatrice, Neb
Herbert O. Wells
W. J. Mettlen
Chris Blmonson, Utloa, Neb..
Jnllan Karris
Harry J. Soverson
Minor O. Xennodv
Herbert O. Lundon
Marie B. Blveni . .
Jennie X. Washburn .....
Charles 0. Thomas
Mrs. James Mortlmbro 1.000
9,840
7311
4,713
3,308
1,035
1,350
1,159
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
i,oo
IrOOO
1,000
1,000
1,000
FREE NOMINATION COUPON
GOOD FOR 1000,-VOTES
Send or bring. this coupon to tho "Panama Contest
Editor" of tho Bee and you will receive 1000 votes in
tho Panama Contest. Only one coupon will bo credited
to a person.
Name
Address
... t
Henrietta Swensen
Mrs. Robert T. Jones
James X. Xnlakofsky
.7
1.000
1,000
1,000
Myron -"eForrest 1,000
m r mi rrr
Mrs. George E. Evarts.
Louisa Paunlngberg
Paul Korton
Henry B. Blng
Mrs. Jillllan Lowden
Samuel I. Bock
John PUoksr .',
Jule Wachsteln
Harry Erney
Mrs. 12, Beverldge
saxM. finna wrclo
1,000
1,000
1,000
1.000
1,000
1,000
1,00
1,000
1,000
1.000
1,000
1 nnn
William Wlnquest l'.OOO
uretcnen uagar 1 000
James C. Wisely llooo
both, x,ee 1.000
Wayne Blley i'ooo
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
II. W. Becker
Mrs. Jennie Martin
Ulllan EMckson, Kearney, Neb.
John Ceplecha, Bur well. Neb.,
Aura. UHiiifl uiDurn
Charles Hanniiran i'unn
Bobcrt W. MuUln. il0oo
How to Win a Free
Trip to the Pana
ma Exposition
nnlcs of Contest.
1-Tho Beo offers and will award three
round-trip tickets and expenses to tho
Panama Exposition, tho total coat of each
trip to be J200, as prises to the threo con
testants having the greatest number of
points at tho close of the contest
i This contest open to everybody ex
cept employes) of advertisers on this pags
and of Tho Bee.
S Tho contest page Will bo publlsheU
ono day each week and will run for a
period of one year.
-Points will be floured on the basis of
ono point for each 1 cent shown n oa.k
checks or receipts for purchases mada
frtim advertisers on this page.
6 Cash chocks
mailed to "Faqama Contest Editor"-Th
1 1 1 . ...
"ot not later man thirty days from daU
of payment of same and receipts will be
issued for them.
C0ntffl in MflU Tv' r . m V. , .A,,
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cash tickets and receipts must be turned
into The Bee office not later than 9 p, m.
on closing day of contest, or if mailed.
must do postmarked not later than that
hour.
URGES CONTRIBUTIONS TO
EXPOSITION BUILDING FUND
Governor llorehead's. proclamation fin
ing Juno 17 as "Nebraska Panama. P.
ciflo day," declares' that on that day
Nebrasians who feel the. patriotic Im
pulses associated with the exposition
movement snould send dollars to Lien
tenant Governor 8. It. McKelvle. Lin
coln. "Dollar day" was the method se
lected by the temporary commlsslsn
named by the Kovernor to i1rHi nn n
way to raise the money for Nebraska
Duucung at the Ban Francisco exposi
tion. Each donor will receive a bronxo
medallion bearing the seal of tho state,
CHINESE COMMISSIONERS.
TO EXPOSITION ARRIVE
SAN FRANCISCO. Jun UL-Thpt. nn
missloners from China to tho Panama-
,i'acifle mw-rlTOttonal exposition and fifty
Chinese artisans arrived hero today by
tho liner Chlyo Maru. They were met at
Uie pier "by the Chinese consul general
und a reception party from the exposition.
Tho artians were permitted to enter
iris country by a special act of congress
If. if'
forks, 6 tnblo spoons, G tea spoons, butter knlfo and sugar sholl,
alhot nuporlor quality and not to bo confused with d Qru
ordinary superficially plated ware, now offered at.. pOoU
CUT GLASS
As a special Inducement wo aro offering for a short time the
regular 8-lnch Rock Crystal Dowl In the famous AA
wild rose design and always valued at flO.OO, or. .. . ipOeUU
Arm sign of &
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ft Hot weather will
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scorching days willl
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of your favorite
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make you and your
family comfortablo
this summer!
An Electric Fan
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at
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For less than ono
cent an hour an Elec
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you cool comfort in
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