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A Few New Home Suggestions
HE
BEST
INVESTMENT
because safe, Is
Home Builders
Guar- Hfn Preferred
anteed
Shares
PLUS
BUILDERS' PROFITS
Prosperous business ahead.
Will you share In the profits
January 1st? Vou may do so.
Shares are now $1.12 each
more as the surplus grows.
Orders by mall la and out of
town are constantly growing.
Real Estate security only.
Not one dollar of speculation.
No debts.
7 interest, plus builders' prof
it, makes your Investment safer
than a bank and many times more
profitable.
Ask for free booklet now.
Beautiful Bungalow on "Prettiest Mile" Road
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American Security Co., Pise! Agts.
We Can Make
Your Money Earn
At Least
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In-onr new profit-sharing plan,
where you can invest in
amounts of $100 or more and
have' one of the best and safest
investments. See us for fur
ther ; particulars or write for
ourhooklet telling you more
about it. ....,..
Hastings & lleyden
1814 HARNEY 8T. . -
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The dentin shown above in oiw of ths
ni"t sttrnctlv honing on the prttlM
mile In omaha and In built of brick and
stucco. The Wan consists of five rooms
and bath and sleeping porch. A small
hall separates the two bedrooms and Iran's
to the bath and th linen closet off of It.
The living- room and dining; room are
separated by a largre cased opening and
have a heavy beam celling and wall cor
nice. In the living room Is a massive fire,
place with a heavy wood shelf. The
porch Is covered only by a heavy pergola
which extends around the sld to the
rear' projection.
For further Informstlon regarding this
plan get In touch with Everett S. Iodda,
architect. 61.1 Paxton block. Omaha, Neb.
Thone Douglas si. '
HY-TEX BRICK CONTRACTED
FOR MONTANA BUILDING
Among Omaha's out-of-town visitors
lst week was Henry Hall Johnson, one of
Seattle's leading architects. This was
Mr. Johnson's first visit In Omaha and
he wsji Impressed very favorably with
the remarkably healthy condition of build
ing and construction work In this city.
While here he completed negotiation! with
the Hydraulic-Press Brick company for
the furnishing of 70,000 hy-tex gray brick
for the new Ford & Skinner building be
ing erected In Great Falls, Mont. The
plans for this building wers drawn by
Mr. Johnson.
TWENTY-TWO CARS HY-TEX
BRICK FOR FONTENELLE
The Hy-tex brick people point with
considerable pride to their delivery ser
vice in connection with face brick for the
Fontenelle hotel. The total order, ap
proximately twenty-two carloads, has
been delivered on the building site, and of
this quantity about half are already laid
In the wall. It Is only a question of a
short time that the entire brick facing
v.lll be laid up and cleaned down so that
the true beauty of the brick will be ap
parent - ..
The moat desirable turn-.sned rooms are
advertised In The Bee. Qet a nice cool
room for- the summer.
STORAGE IS CHEAPER THAN RENT
Why Move In Haste? Store Your Goods With
Us Whilo Looking for a Suitable House
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STORAGE GO.
MOVING,
PACKING, STORAGE
We Empiay Skilled and Competent Workman
OMAHA VAN & STORAGE CO.
804 South Sixteenth St.
VICTOR F.
BE EC
ARCHITECT:
511 McCague Dldg.
Phone Red 7472
n-oara souoiaa 3750.
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ARCHITECT
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McVann to Submit
Brief in Southern
Lumber Rate Case
E. J. McVann of the traffic bureau is
to go to Washington Monday to submit
to the Interstate Commerce commission
a brief in the southern hardwood lumber
caae, In which testimony was taken In
June at St. Louis before a special ex
aminer. McVann arid J. R Walker, who
represents the Southern Hardwood Traf
fic association, will jointly submit the
brief. They represent the shipping Inter
ests that are protesting against the pro
posed Increase In freight rates on hurd
wood lumber.
Before returning to Omaha McVann Is
to go to Boston to attend the meeting of
Us National Industrial Traffic league,
which begins its session August li
The trip Is now assured. Douglas lies la
the heart of a Wyoming trade territory
that Denver Is trying to get away from
Omaha. Omaha recognises this fact. It
has recognized It for some time. There
Is a possibility that many Omaha firms
will have booths and exhibits at the fair.
ECHOES OF THE ANTE ROOM
Ancient Order of United Workmen
Elect Officer! for Year.
WILL HAVE FLOAT IN TARADE
Ladles Auxiliary to 4 Ian Unrrion
W ilt Hold Reanlar Meet In
Vdailay A'trrno4in at
Mrs. Pattern's Home.
The rentml committee of tho Ancient
Order of L'n'tcd Workmen lodges hx
held Its reilir meeting and elected tho
following orfiorrs: Arthur W. Kalvey,
president; Henry Ramuscn, vice presi
dent; Frank H. Simpson, secretary; Wil
liam It. Hnttrroth, treasurer; A. K. Clark,
editor of the Homo Protector: Paul r.alrd,
advertising manager; fharlr Fries,
tenUmL
Arrangements mere perfected for the
etniml plcnlo to bo held at Ttalston, Au
gust 1.".
The committee also decided to have the
cider represented by a float In the Ak-ar-Hen
fraternal day street parade.
I'nlon ractfla lodire No. 11 will have a
prominent Workman present on August T.
Something doing all the time.
Order of Urottlsti I last,
The l.a1l-a' auxiliary to rian Gordon.
Order of Scottish Clana. will hold Its
regular meeting at the home of Mrs.
V- Hon. rm Rueglea street. Wednesday
aUameon at I o'clock,
Knlakta Mad Ladles of Kernrlty.
Loyal council held a delightful open
meeting last Friday evening, dewtlng
pert of the time to rknls, dancing, vau
deville by Cyro, and "llghth refresh
ments." This second entertainment by
Cyro was quite different from the one
given a couple of weeks ago, but Was
roundly applauded by the large crowd
present. The "light" refreehiuenls mads
a pretty scene In the darkened room as
tha procession marohed aKvut the hall
and returned to their seat to eat nf the
mom-Is f refreshments found beside
their taper. Announcement was made
that th next open meeting Would b
held on th last Friday evening In Au
gust. Harmony council lt, Knights and
Iilles of Pecirlty, Will hold a plenle. for
their members and families Sunday, Au
gust ft, at Fontenelle park.
Independent Order of Odd Kelloma.
Hesperian encampment No. t will have
work In the Patriarchal degree next
Thursday evening.
John Norberg has been elected presi
dent of the general relief rommlllen,
Keleo Morgan recording secretary and
11. V. Cole corresponding secretary and
trensurer.
Woodmen Circle.
Kmma B. Manchester Grove No 156
has made plana for Its memorial service, to
be held in Seymour hall, Hoard of Trade
building this afternoon, at J;M o'clock,
In incoioiy of the late sovereign com
mander, Joseph Cullen Hoot, of the Wood
men of -he World, and deceased members
of groves of the city. At this memorial
ervlce Mrs. Kmma It. Manchester, su
preme guardian, will deliver the address.
Address- will also be given by the su
preme officers now attending the meet
lt;g of the supreme executive council.
Music will be furnished by the Hans
ccm lark Methodist quartet and Miss
Jeablosnlck, and Miss Bass will give a
leading.
Modern Woodmen of Amerloe.
Magnolia camp No. ItCJ, Modern Wood
men of America, will have an open meet
ing at the cerk's residence, Tuesday
evening. Bring family and friends; re.
freshmenta. Take Florence car and get
off two blocks north of Miller park. Look,
for the lights tha hill.
Anti-Saloonists
Threaten to Put
Candidate inEaco
I'roas) and t onh Hrmedy.
Dr. King's New Plscovery gives almost
Instant relief. First dose helps. Best
remedy for coughs, eolds and lung
trouble. BOo and II. AH druggists. -Ad-vertlseintnt.
Vnlees some on of tho aeveral candi
dates for congress from tha Beoond dis
trict soon announce himself as In favor
of the Kohann resolution to submit na
tional prohibition tha states for rati
fication, tho ntl-Saloon leagruo threat
ens to put an Independent candidate In
the field In Omaha by petition.
This wajt announced by F. A. High,
Omaha district superintendent of th.i
Anti-Saloon league. Mr. High says he
cannot tell yet whether this will also
be donn In the other districts In the
state, but lie speaks for his own dis
trict. He nays the candidates so fur
have not announced themselves for the
Hobson amendment, and the league
reels that the people are entitled to
know before voting Just where their
congressman is going to stand on thin
question.
CLAN GORDON HAS ITS V
PICNIC AT KRUG PARK
Clan Gordon held their annual pirnle
at knig park yesterday, entertaining
themselves with a spread, games, races,
dancing and enjoying the park's conces
sions. The park Is becoming popular as .
Tlcnlo resort. .The Commercial Travel
ers make the resort next Saturday with
a basket picnic. The day is selected to
ratch the knights of tha grip who will
make tho town on tha week end, tlm
majority of whom headquarter here.
On tha twelfth the "newsies" will hie
to tha park with "Mogy" Bernstelu,
along with plenty of eats. The boys are
looking forward to tha day as a country
boy does for tho clrcua.
The Modern Woodmen of America will
plcnlo at the park August .
WYOMING STATE FAIR
0MAHANS WILL GO TO
Quito a number of Omaha firms have
promised to Join a party to visit tha Wyo
ming state rair at JJOUgiaa in September.
FOREIGN MONEY ORDER
RATES ARE REDUCED
A general reduction In charge for for
elgn money orders was effective In tha
United States postof flees on August L
The new order reduces the charge for
International money orders and numerous
aliens' living In Omaha have postponed
tbelr usual remittances homo on account
of the reduction promised by tha depart
nent."The foreign money order business
has been very small during the last week,
as compared with other weeks of the
last month, but beginning early Saturday
morning there was a flood of business at
the money order windows of tha post
office. The rate for smaller amounts of
foreign money orders is reduced to ap
proximately half of the former charga.
Tha most desirable furnished rooms ars
advertised In The Bee. Get a nice cool
room for tha summer.
You live a third of your life
in your office
The moment you alight from the car, first you
have a glimpse of the beautiful plaza of the Court
House, then the massive strength of the superb
architecture of the Bee Building.
When you step into its comfortable elevators,
your eye is still delighted with the beauties of
the court and its fountain. There ia an element
of comfort in the broad halls with the whole
cheerful surroundings. Offices have big windows. .
There is light and air on every side and from the
court within. You are entitled to agreeable and
pleasant surroundings. It will be a satisfaction to
you to spend your working hours in
THE BEE BUILDING
For offices apply to superintendent, room 103.
AFTER STOCK TAKING PIANO SALE
A Glean Sweep of All Discontinued Styles and Slightly
Used High Grade Uprights, Grands and Player Pianos
Our inventory ut taken and we hav VKM) discontinued style and slightly used instru
ments that must he mI regai-dlea of cost before our fall stock aj-rives.
Thlg piano sale offers Nebraska people a gjolden opportunity to secure one of the World's
nest pianos at a price low enough to fit the purse of every home. The price below apeak louder
than words. We Invito Inspection. Free Stool and Scarf with every Instrument. Most Lib
eral Terms. $1.00 per week.
An Avalanche of Piano Bargains that will bs Snapped Up Quickly by Shrewd Buyers
Former Price Rale Price.
250 Smith & Harnett Vprlght SI 15
:iOO Kimball Upright ..135
330 Klnjrsbury UprlRht 125
400 Guild & rhurvh Square Piano J Jf,
0OO Stanley & Soiih Square Piano g J5
:50 lvera A Pond TprlRht Piano S145
S250 Newby & Kvana 1'prlnht llano $ f)Q
9IOO Steger & Soim VpriRht llano 81 GO
$37r Davis & Hons UprlRht Piano 9145
l2S0 Kstey rprlght Piano SllO
:iOO Schmoller & .Mueller I prlKht Piano. . .f
:00 Adam Schaaf Upright Piano tlH
30O Htranss & Son I prlght Piano 8148
Former IVIce sJ Price
150 Stejter A Sons Upright Piano. . . S225
fSOO Kmerson Upright llano .t.210
$1,000 A. B. Chase Grand llano ft17?;
$1,000 Weber Grand llano SiirK
$HOO Steck Grand llano Rft
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$SflO Schmoller Mueller Player Piano. . .30O
u muyveaani iianoia I'layer Piano. . Jn
$00 Schmoller A Mueller Player Piano. . . 'iRT?,
$750 Combination Klectrlo and Foot Power
PUyer Piano XAKK
jhwi nt4rK urana llano
$200 Phase & Maker Player, .now So
$ano Pianola Player, now
$ft()0 Schubert I'layer llano, now f
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Our Free Offer Continued for another 30 Days. Beautiful 42-piece Dinner Set Pre tn
every purchaser of an Upright, Grand or Player Piano during August.
Remember this Is the only piano store in the middle west where you can purchase brand new Stein,
way, Weber, Steger & Sons, llardman, Kmerson, McPhail, Lindeman A Sons, Schmoller A Mueller pianos
and the genuine Aeolian Pianola Player llanos.
CHrMLEtl & MUELLER PIANO COMPANY
Oldest Piano Houss In Rebratki. Established 1ISI.
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Nowadays, 16 makes of tires are costing
more than Goodyear prices.
Some makes cost one-third more.
One-third more than No-Rim-Cot tires
the world's top-place tires the tires that out
sell any other.
Consider what that means.
It means $5 to $15 extra on each tire yon
buy. It means one-third more tire upkeep
unless they are better tires.
It means that three of the extra-price tires
cost as moch as four No-Rim-Cuts.
It means that the same price or less
would buy a half-inch wider Goodyear.
Extra price are unjust
No man knows of any way to build better
tires than Goodyears. We spend $100,000
yearly in our efforts to find a way.
In the four ways listed at the right no other
tire equals the Goodyear.
Men have bought four mil
lion Goodyears. They have
tried them out As a result.
they buy more
of them than of
any other tire.
That any tire
can be worth
one-third more
is simply unthinkable.
In No-Rim-Cut tires at Goodyear prices
we irive you these four extra features. Not
another tire at any price offers you any one
of them:
The No-Rim-Cut feature the one faultless
way to end rim-cutting. It completely wipes
out the irreatest source of tire ruin.
Our "On-Air" cure an extra cure, under
road conditions, to save the blow-outs due to
wrinkled fabric. This one exclusive process
costs us $1,500 per day. .
Our rubber rirets formed in each tire by
a patent method to combat tread separation.
They reduce this danger by 60 per cent.
Our AH-Weather tread -the tough, double
thick anti-skid. The only anti-skids which
run as smoothly as plain treads. The anti
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Those are costly features. On their ac
count No-Rim-Cut tires used to be the high-
priced tires.
Butwe gave you the sayings
due to multiplied output No-Rim-Cut
tiresnowcosthalf the
old-time prices.
And, with all
their exclusive
features, they
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Any Dealer can supply you Goodyear Tires. If the wanted
size is not in stock he will telephone our Local Branch
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