TUV, BKK: OMAHA, TUESDAY, JULY 121, 1914.
Receipts From Merchants on This Page Are Valuable
0 YOU know what a big
part of our work, family
washing has become?
1F Some of your neighbors know,
because our wagons now gather
it from every part of this city.
The only reason we keep on getting it is
because people:are pleased with our work
that's self-evident.
CJ" Wo can do tho hard, disagreeable part of your laundry work
better than you can, of course, but do you know that, taking
everything Into account, wo can do It even cheaper th'an you
can hayo.K done at homo?
q" Surprises you; doesn't It? ' Don't stop there make us prove It.
Call us up now; toll us which day you"woild like to tiavo us
stop for your bundle.
NOTICE TO CONTESTANTS
Kext Tueaday wa will publlah tli
standing; or all contestant who hava
tumad in their nomination ooupons
or cah cliaoka for rotei In thla con
test. Oat your ractipta In by 8atur
day avanlmr, so that your standing
will appear In tha Hit, thni letting
ycur frianda know that yon ara com
patina; for a trip to tha Fanama ax-poaltlon.
PROFESSIONAL MOWER
OF LAWNSJGOES TO JAIL
Some eight Omalia inxvns will be un
mowed this week, nml eight Omalmn
will be compelled to find another man
to mow tliem, for llobert l-'ell. profrs
sional lawn tender, who lins clRht resti
lnr patrons, was sent to Jnll for thirty
days by Police Judge Foster, on a. vh
Krnncv ehnrse from pollre court. When
nnested. Fell had fifty feet of hose and
a new lock In Ills possession. He de-
clared that the Ivose had been Klven him '
by an Indulgent employer, but the etn '
ployer insisted that the hose had lern
Ktoleit. The former owner of the I... k i
haa not been found.
t lttr.nl Woninii l.nmlUc.
No better laxative than Ur King's New
Life Tills: they help the liver and bnmels
to healthy notion. Be. All druggists
Advertisement
Contestants' Standing
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Name. No. of Votes.
ray M. Watts 3,676,906
Buth A. Finney 3,093,793
Mrs. Emma Ferry 3,032,309
Charles Hall 8,691,931
Wllkl .Ward 390,349
Sylvia Habne 341,100
O. A Hyatrom 177,418
Kobert liewls Iiowmin laa.asi
Mary j. Aberly 64,141
Arthur Wlldbeok 14,583
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THE "WASKWOED" OT IXS BOKS
1507-09-11 Jackson Street.
Phone Douglas 919.
Member of Laundrymen'a National Association of America.
1 "wrmsmmm$m
VACATION
Royal and Rex
Vibrators
FOR BEAUTY
AND HEALTH
LET US SEND YOU ONE
Daniel A z,angfeld
Sam Steinberg-
Koswell Fotta
, Mrs. It. S. Smith
Clyde J. Luther
, Zoe Schalek
Fred Born
Grace D Baker. Beatrice, Nab. .
Herbert O. Well
W. J. Hettlen
Chris simonaon, Utica, Nab....
Julian Harris
Harry J. Severaon
Minor O. Kennedy
Herbert C. x,undon
i Maria R. Btvera
Jonnle K. Washburn
Charles O. Thomas
Myrtle O. Harrlaon
Mrs. James Mortlmore
Henrietta Swenssn
Mrs. Robert T. Jonas
James &. Hulakofsky
Myron QeForeat
T. O. Thompson
Mrs. Oeorffo 22. Evarts
IiOulse rannlnffbera
Paul Hortou
Henry n. ulnar
Mrs. z,lillan Lowden
Samuel I. nook
John rilokar
Jnla Wachateln
Harry Erney
Mrs. E. Beverldg-a
Mrs. Pinna circle
William Wlnquest
ftretchen Edrnr
James O. Wisely
Sara Xea
Wayne alley
H. W. Beoker
Mrs. Jennie Martin
UlHan Erlckson. Kearney, Neb.
John Ceplecha, Burwell, Nab..
Mrs. Hattle Oxburn
Charles Hannlgan
Robert W. Muliin
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FREE NOMINATION COUPON
GOOD FOR 1000 VOTES
Send or bring this coupon to tho "Pnnnma Conlust
Editor" of tho Bco and you will receive 1000 votes in
tho Panama Contest. Only one coupon will be credited
to a person.
Narao
Address
TIME IS HERE
.Remember you are not ready to go, unless you have a
Flashlight. Get one of our Long-Live Batteries; they
'outlast all others arid cost no more. Send for our Catalog.
THE ELECTRIC SHOP
; , ' WOLFE ELECTRIC 00.
181QFarn.aTn Stre'et-on the Lincoln Highway.
We are as near to you as your telephone. Tyler 1414
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F.vfli-v Dollar Deposited to Oae.it a New
Account in the SAVINGS DEPARTMENT of
THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
Counts 100 Votes in The Bee's Panama Contest
,
Capital, "$50'0,000
1 Surplus, $500,000
1 Undivided pronts,$240,000
Total deposits, $7,000,000
THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
13th arid Farnam Streets
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 savin j
accounU. Full number of votea will be allowed up to sixty days before
cloae of contest when a limit of 10.000 will be placed on each new account.
How to Win a Free
Trip to the Pana
ma Exposition
Hnlra of Contrat.
1 The Bee offers and will award three
round-trip tlcketo and expenses to the
Panama Exposition, the total cost of each
trip to be J-W, aj prizes to the three con
testants bavins the greatest number of
points at tho c!oso of tho contest.
2 This contest open to everybody ex
cept employer of advertisers on this pace
and of The Bee.
5 The contest page will ba published
ono day each week and will run for a
period of ono year.
4-Poltita will be figured on the basis of
one point for each 1 cent shown on cash
checks or receipts for purchases made
from advertisers on this pace.
6 Cash checks must be deposited at or
mailed to "Panama Contest Editor" Tha
Bee not Inter than thirty days from date
of payment of same and receipts will be
Issued for them.
Contest to closo November 7. 1911. All
cash tickets and receipts must bo turned
Into The Bee office m t later than 9 p, m.
j on closing- day of contest, or If mailed,
j must bo postmarked not later than that
! hour.
CHOOSING SUPPLY STOPS
FOR PANAMA AIR RACES
Arnold Kruckmnn, chief of tho Bureau
of Aaronautlca of tho Panatna-Paclflo In
ternational exposition, is now In Liver
pool on his way round the world cIiooh
Ing tho chain of control and supply sta-
! tlons for the around-thc-world aviation
race. From Kntrland ho will ko to Ice
land and Greenland, then to France, Ger
many. Russia, across Siberia to Japan
and across the Bering Straits to Alaska
and then to San Francisco.
TEL JED SOKOL DIRECTOR .
ARRIVES FROM CHICAGO
Jpc Porkorny of Chicago, director of
the western division of Tel Jed Sokol,
who will bo assistant leader of tho na
tlonal tournament to be held at Bourke
park commencing "Wednesday, Is In
Omaha arranclnB the big affair. lie was
tho first of the vIsltlnB Turnern to ar
rive. Accompanied by Ills wife lie came
from Chicago In an auto with Mr. and
Mrs. CharlfB Vescly. Tho party Is staying
at Hotel Home. Frank Fllip of Cedar
ltaplds, la., who will be the chief leader
of tho tournament, is expected to arrive
today. Other delegations from other
cities, totaling several thousand men and
women, also aro enrouto here.
TOILET BOOBS NOW!
These are days when all sorts of Toilet Goods aro needed.
This is one of tho strongest branches of our business, as can be
testod by the nearly endless variety to be found at our stores.
We have known for some time that our complete stock now
covers 125,000 items, and of this almost unbelievable number, a
good sized fraction is comprised of nrtlcles Intended for tho Toilet.
Among these are:
Shaving Creams, Soap and Sticks :i2 Kinds.
Hair Tonics and Colors 277 Kinds.
Talcum Powders . Kinds.
a t'old Creams (estimated) 100 Kinds.
Face Powders (estimated) 110 Kinds.
Tooth Powders (estimated) . .' 00 Kinds.
Perfumes and Toilet Waters (estimated) 500 Kinds,
Some Sample Prices on Standard Toilet Articles
'KEMP AND FULLERTON
EDITOR LOOKING OVER CITY
J. II. Kemp of Fullcrton, candidate for
the republican nomination for governor
la In Omaha and Is mixing freely with
the editors. Willard 8. ninney of Fuller
(ten, who in Ills newspaper thero Is boost
i Ing Kemp's campaign, declares there is
"nothing to It but Kemp." Blnney has
ljufit been all over tho third congressional
I district In an automobile, and ho says
the sentiment for Kemp Is strong. He
Insists that Kemp is the central figure
in the republican tacc, on whom all
former factions can unite.
J1.00 Hay's Hair Health gg
DOc Meloroso Cream
for
COc Carmon Powder
for
25c Houbigant'a Rice
PpWddrfor
Jersey Theatrical Cold
Cream
12c
29c
12c
15c
25c,i40c ana 65c
Come to us for nil those little Toilet and Medicinal Accessories you
will need for the Vacation Trip.
c
29c
29c
14c
25c Holmes' Frostllla
for
50c Nadlnola Cream s
tor
25c Mennen's Talcum
Powder (4 kinds), at.
Colgate's Talcum Pow
der (5 kinds), at.
SHERMAN & MoGONNELL DRUG CO.
Corner 10th and Dodge, Harvard, Cor. 2tli nntl Faronm,
"Owl", Corner nfth nntl Harney, IiOynl, 207-200 . Iflth Htreet.
BURGESS-NASH EMPLOYES
PLANNING BIG OUTING
Employes of the Burgess-Nush store
i will give a picnic Tuesday evening at
Nashwood. A Northwestern train has
been chartered and special Btrcet cars will
convoy the ceiebroters from the store
after closing time to the dopot. A com
' mltteo Ih now making arrangements for
the program and promises to have a
lively Hat of amusements for the evening.
Much enthusiasm Is being manifested
by the employes over the coming outinc.
which was suggested by Mr. Louis Nash.
HERE'S A PIANO
Genuine ! Another Piano!
EVERETT A GABLE-KELSON
in Walnut Case.
! $235 Buys It.
DR. ALLISON RECOVERING
FROM RECENT ILLNESS
Mr and Mrs, John A McBhane returned
Monday fiom Colorado Springs, where
they enjoyed a delightful visit with Dr.
and Mrs, C C Allison. Tl)ey report Dr
AUUon as. rapidly recovering from his re.
cent oevero Mines.
Piano in Walnut Case
Only $250.
Also a
SOHMER
Piano in Ebony Case
for Just $150.
YES, and a Real
KIMBALL
Piano in a Walnut
base for $225.
ARD TWELVE BARGAIN PRICED PIANOS.
Running from $80 up. Made by Hnllet & Davis,, Kim
ball, McCanion, Gilbert, Hinze, ILospo, Johnson nnd other
factories. Every instrument in fine shape some nearly
new, others SHOP-worn.
Easy Monthly Payments.
A SUMMER SALE IS NOW ON.
A. HOSPE CO.
Our 40th Year. 1513 Douglas Street.
BRACELETS
The highest quality of heavy gold-filled
bracelets, in the prettiest modern de
signs, and all fitted with the infallible
patent, safety cla.'p. regular prices from
-!.(!) to $15,
right now
at
S2 to $7.50
VANITIES AND GOIN PURSES
In large and entirely new
valued at from $1? .")0 and
upwnra. mav now be
bought for . . .
selections.
$115
We Deliver "Sunshine"
With Your Garments
Yos, discerning sir! Yes, clIsorimlnntlnK Mndnmel There's
a brlRht, summery, "tmnshlny" look to the SUMMER GAR
MENTS WE CLEAN for jou.
You'll uotlco n illfferonco In tho way WE clean a "PALM
HEACH" suit; you'll noto n masterly rinlsh to tho White Suits,
UrosHcs, Skirts, VfUnts, Etc., that leave this establishment.
Our peoplo are inst masters; our plant Is a source of won
der; our facilities for collecting and delivering tho work aro
unsurpassed anywhere.
Mako up a package NOW. Pick out your light weights;
light colors; tho garments you are wearing to shed tho sun's
rays, Ixst US have a try at the cleaning; then agree that we
DO "Deliver Sunshine With Your Garments."
Phone Number
Tyler 345
Wo pay express or parcel post
charges ono way on ill out-of-town
shipments nmountlng to $3
or over.
Dresher Bros
Dry Cleaners Dyers
2211-2213 Farnam Street, Omaha.
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Still More
Economical to use
Electrical Appliances
Now that we have reduced the cost you
should not be without Electrical Con
veiences. A Reduction
of Nearly 1 0 per cent
means that you can use an iron, fan,
cleaner or other appliance at really no
increased cost.
Omaha Electric Light &
Power Co.
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