THE BKfv OMAHA, TUESDAY. JUNE 30, 1914.
Receipts From Merchants on This Page Are Valuable
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We Are Going to Shut up the
"Shop" and Give Ourselves a
HOLIDAY ON THE
FOURTH of JULY
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Wo believe we deserve ItJ And we believe, our employes
deserve It also. So trust to us to forget business cares qn the
glorious "Fourth."
But we can handle YOUR wants BEFORE tho "Fourth."
Send us your garments as late aB FRIDAY morning and wo will
havo them back to you In tlmo for wear on Independence Day. So
YOU, TOO, can cast asldo cares and have a genuine outing.
And "rush work" or "no rush work" there Is only ONE
GRADE of work turned out liore faultless premier peerless
unbeatable inimitable at prices not a BIT higher than usual.
PHONE TTM3U 345
BETTER P1IOXE SOON.
Dresher Bros.
Dry Cleaners-Dyers
$57,000 Plant at 2211-2213 Farnam Street.
Business Is Good
Thank You!
We are not doing all the work in this city no indeed,
not but we are doing a lot and more of it, because we
do our work right and we always, try to pleas6, and would
rather give our customers a little more than they ask for.
- For everything electrical see us.
THE ELECTRIC SHOP
1810 Farnam 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 deposits, $7,000000
THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
13th and Farnam Streets
NOTICE TO CONTESTANTS
Zfeit Tueay tt will publish ths
standing of all contestants who hava
turned in their nomination coupon!
or cib check for votes In this con
tact. Oet your receipts In by Satur
day evening, so.tbat your standing
trill appear In the list, thus lettlnr
Tcur frlendi know that you are com
peting for a trip to the Panama ex-poittlon.
Contestants' Standing
Name. . Ho. of Votes.
Fay SI. Watts 3,379,3.11
Ruth A. Finney , 3,068,877
Mrs. Emma Ferry - .3,408,571
Charles Ball 3,430,186
Wilks Ward 350,343
Sylvia Hahne 341,100
O. A Hystrom 177,418
atobert x,ewls liowman 133,981
Mary J. Aberly S3.53S
Arthur Wlldbeok 13,503
.uauiei a. j.ang'ieia
Sam Steinberg; . . . .
jaoaweu .roils .
Mrs. 11. S. Smith.
1 Zoe Sohalek
Fred Horn
Grace 13. Baker, Beatrice, Web.
Herbert C. Wells
, W. J. Mettlen
'Chris Slmonson, Utica. Neb...
Julian Harris
Harry J. severson
mnor u. Kennedy
Herbert C. Iiundon
Marie B. Hlvers
Jennie K. Waihbnrn
Charles O. Thomas
(Myrtle O. Harrison
I Mrs. James Mortlmora
I Henrietta Bweneen
Mrs. Bobert T. Jones
James L. Kulakofsky
Myron -"erorrest
x. O. Thompson
Mrs. Qeortre B. Evarts
Louise Fannlnffberft".
Paul Horton
Henry B. Bins'
Mrs. IilllUn z.owden
Samuel X. Bock
John Flloksr
Jnlo Wachstein t
Harry Erney
Mrs. B. Beveridsre
Mrs. Pinna Circle
William Winauest
Oretchen XMrar
James O. Wisely . . . ,
Sara Xee
i Wayne Klley
H. W. Becker ,
Mrs. Jonnle Martin ,
Lillian Brlckson, Kearney, Neb
John Ceplecho, Burwellt Neb.,
mru. abhis usourn
Cbarles Hannlffan
Bobert W, Mtilun ,
We are as near to you as your telephone. Tyler 1414
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How to Win a Free
Trip to tlie Pana
ma Exposition
ttnlrs of Contest.
1 The Bee offers mid wilt award three
round-trip tickets and expenses to the
Panama Exposition, the total coat of each
trip to be $300, as prizes to the three con
(estants havlnc tho greatest number of
points at the close of the contest.
'--This contest open to everybody ex
cept era ploy en of advertisers on this pace
and of The Bee.
5 The contest par will be published
one day each week and will run for a
perloJ of one year.
4-1'olnta will be figured on the basis of
one point for each 1 cent shown on cosh
checks or receipts for purchases made
from advertisers on this pace.
6 Cash checks must bo deposited at or
mailed to "Panama Contest Editor" The
Bco not later than thirty days from date
of payment of same, and receipts will be
Issued for them.
Cdntost to close November 7, 1911. Ail
rash tickets and receipts must bo turned
Into The Bee, office n t later than 9 p, m.
on closing day of contest, or if mailed,
must be postmarked not later than that
hour.
Flotsam nmt Jrtsam.
Polk Akcra Is a dentlrt In Chicago.
"The. time for freakish eowns for
women Is paM," saws a fashion Jour
nal. In our opinion It never arrived. I
The fly has roturnwl. W don't know 1
wher he's been all the winter, but It i
was some whet c where ho got nicely)
rested.
"Hums was a ploushbov and Hyron a
Harrow boy,"' Jestlnsly remarks an Knc
llsh paper- Correct abaut Ueotcc, ho
was considerable of a rake.
A western paper tells of "a collision
between ft freight train and a heavily
loaded passenger." Winn a passenge!
gels In that condition he should keep oft
the tracks.
The Mexicans are not without some
originality. Tako the case of a certain
Mexlcnn maiden. When her lover gitnV
cold, she (lathered nil his love letters In
a heap, sat In tho midst of it, fired It
and stoically burned to death upon this
unique fUncrRl pyre. Boston Transcript.
ISxpInlneil,
Of course" It la really Impossible to pre
vent this sott of thing; from tdlppliifr
Into print occasionally, but when our
esteemed correspondent sends It wo feel
obtlged to relse the embargo He savs:
"JudKinir from tho latest reports from
th north of Ireland ever
woman In Ulster carries a g;un, and mruiy
of the babies are In nims, ,uvi.,a'
Plain Dealer.
FREE NOMINATION COUPON
GOOD FOR 1000 VOTES
Send or bring this coupon to tho "Panama Contost
Editor" of tho Boo and you will recoivo 1000 votes in
tho Panama Contest. Only ono coupon -will be credited
to a person.
Name
Address
CAMEO RINGS
The very latest fashion is a heavy solid
i?old rinp with a fin nmPporfoet cnt cameo,
possessing artistic benuty and distinct
value. A cameo is like a diamond or an old
violin no two alike and each one an in
dividual piece of work free from machine-made sugges
tions. By direct import from ftnly and mounting vast
quantities we can offer a perfect line from
$4.75 o $9.75
and
up
AT THE SIGN OF $
91
ANNOUNCING
Another Reduction
t i. ii. I . in Mil .1 i is I i M-'- Hiiiiifci mmmm
LUTHER DRAKE, President
FRANK 1. HAMILTON, Vice President
FRED P. HAMILTON, Cashier
B. H. MEILE, Assistant Cashier
C. B. DUGDALE, Assistant Cashier
NOTE: Votes will not be allowed for other than bona fide new savlnzi
accounts. Full number of votes will be allowed up to sixty days before,
clooe of contest when' a limit of 10,000 will bo placed on each now account.
TOILET GOODS
NOW!
These are days when all sorts of Toilet Goods are needed.
We hare known for some time that our complete stock now
covers 126.000 items, and of this almost unbelievable number, a
good sized fraction is comprised of articles intended for the toilet.
Among these are: . .
Hair Tonics and Colors -77 kinds
Talcum Powders 01 kinds
Cold Creams (estimated) ; 100 kinds
Face Powders (estimated) 110 kluus
Tooth Powders (estimated) '. 00 kinds
Perfumes and Toilet Waters (estimated)' ,..300 kinds
Shaving Soapa, Creams and Sticks . . , . . 3i! kinds
Some sample prices on Standard Toilet Artcles:
$1.00 Hay's Hair Health for , OWc
GOc Mo'.oroBo Cream for , .aoo
50c Carmen Powder for ., iMc
25c Houblgant's Rice Powder for. He
25c Holmes' FroBtllla for lite
60c Nadlnola Cream for .......,20c
25c Mennen's Talcum Powder (4 kinds), at lite
Colgate's Talcum Powder (6 kinds),. at , J50
Jersey Theatrical Cold Cream 25c, 40c and 06c
SHERMAN & McCONNELL DRUG CO.
TOOTS BUSY SBVO STOKES t
Comer 16th and Dodg-s streets. Harvard Pharmacy, attfe and Tamam.
Owl Dru- Co, 19th and Harney Sts. X.oyal Pharmacy, 207-800 IT. 18th.
Unto Seduced In 1007
Nearly 20.
Hate Reduced in 1912
Xeaxly 16.
Hate Reduced in 1014
Nearly 10,
in
ELECTRIC LIGHT
RATES
ON JULY FIRST
To the Public:
Wo are pleased to announce that on July 1st, 1914,
the primary rate will be reduced from 12 conts to 11
cents per kilo-watt hour.
This reduction of nearly 10 per cent in the lighting
rate is in line with our established policy of always
giving the greatest service for the least cost.
Only by the perfection of our organization down to
the minutest detail, by saving a little here and a little
there perfection whioh only comes from years of
careful study and close application of progressive
business principles to our industry are we able to
put before our people this new and inviting schedule.
At this marked decroase in price, the most humble
can now enjoy the comforts and blessings of electric
light sorvico the closest rival to. nature's daylight
rays that has yet been given to man and by far
the cheapest.
We Launder-
Palm Beach Suits
Duck, Serge or Flannel Trousers
Trousers, 25c to 35c Each
Suits, 50c to 75c
We Guarantee Satisfaction
THX "WABXWOStB" OS" THE XOMB
1607-09-11 Jackson Street.
Phone Douglas 9J9.
Memoir of Lnujidryiuen's National Association of America.
H
CLASS
PIANOS
MASON & HAMLIN
Perfection in every
detail.
$550 Uprights.
$800 Grands.
.AT HOSFE'S
KRANIOH & BAOH
No Bettor Home Piano.
$425 Uprights.
$750 Grands.
AT H 0 S P E ' S
KIMBALL PIANOS
Nearly '300,000 in Use.
Best for $275 and up.
AT H 0 S P E ' S
BUSH & LANE
Case and tono beautiful.
$350 up, in Mahogany,
Walnut or Oak.
iAT H 0 S P E ' S
OABLE-NELSON Most Iteliable. $250 up, in all
finishes. AT HOSPE'S,
TEEMS TO SUIT THE BUYER.
A. HOSPE CO.
Our 40th Year.
1513 Dougles St.
Omaha Electric Light and
Power Company
Cuts that print--
There is often all the difforeac la the world between
a cut that ehowi up well in the engraver's proof and one
that shows up well when It Is printed. Cuts made for a
newspaper hare to be made so that they will give good
results under the most adverse conditions. For that rea
son, a newspaper engraving plant produces outs that the
ordinary printer can use and got good results.
If you have some engraving to be done, send us tho
work and compare both the results and the prices with that
of ordinary engraving plants.
Bee Engraving Department
Bee Ruildingt Omaha
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