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Till; HKRt OMAHA. TUESDAY, SKITHM BER 15. 1014.
Receipts From Merchants on This Page Are Valuable
f 17.. WtNnwm T Ann o t In HnAn Mfitir
Account in the SAVINGS DEPARTMENT of
THE nERCHAliTS : tlATIOnnt BANK
Counts 100 Votes in The Bee's Panama Contest
Capital, $500,000
Surplus. $500,000
Undivided profits,$240,000
v ' Total deposits, $7,000,000
THE MERCHANTS J! ATlOiIAL BAKU
13th and Farnam Streets
, LUTHER DRAKE, President
FRANK T. HAMILTON, Vice President
FRED P. HAMILTON, Cashier
B. IL MEILE, Assistant Cashier
C. l DUQDALE, Assistant Cashier
NOTE Vntsa will not ts allowed "Tor ottier than bone, fla now savlncs
awoiinta Full number of votea will be allowed up to alxty dmye before
cIom of contest when a UmH of 10.000 will be placed on each new account.
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Mid-Week
Drug Specials
THESE PRICES NEVES CHANGE:
'Brorao Seltzer
at . . . .10 18t 34 GOt
50c Bourjeols Java Rice
Powder genuine ...... 19
25c Carter's Little Liver
rills 12
35c Castorla 21
2pe Cuttcura Soap ....... 1 7
50c Carmen Powder . ...2J)
60c Canthrox
50c Doan's Kidney Pills . .'344?
25c Frostllla w 14C
Jlorllck'a Malted Milk,
at 34t G7f 82.70
25e Hydrox Peroxide Cream
at 14
Kind Honey and Almond
Cream 20 70
Llsterlna 9 14. 58
25c Laxative Brouio Quinine
at 12t
25c Lyon's Tooth Powder 14
50c Malvlna Cream 2D
25c Mennen's Talcum
4 kinds J2
Mentholatum 14 31
f 1.60 Oriental Cream
Oourard's OS '
50c Pape's Dlapepnln ...t20
$1.00 Plnkhara'a Compound
t 50
$1.00- Pierce's Golden Medical
Dtooovery 64
25c Pond's Vanishing Cream
at 14
Sal Hepatlca 17 At 80
50c Syrup Klgs -20
$1.00 8. S. S 50 81. (IO
60c Sempre Glovlne ....20
25c Tiz for tender feet ..J4
25c 4711 White Rose Soap 12
$1.00 Wine Cardul 50
12c
N0TICF TO CONTESTANTS
ext Tnsetfay we will publish tbe
stsnAlnr of all eoateetante who bare
torn la their nomination coupons
or cask ohecke for Totee la thle oea
tet. Oat your recelpte In by Bator
dr eTenlna. eo that yonr ataodlnf
will appear la the llet. thaa letting
yonr friends know that yon are com
pettn for a trip to the Baaama aa-peaitloa.-
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SPECIAL Borden's Eagle 'Brand Milk . .
SDEiOin & HcCOnflELL DRUG CO.
yi BUSY TIME AND MONEY. A
SAVING REXALL ST0RE3
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BE SURE TO ATTEND THE
? Sent
Jt Sale
September pjApJOg At
Btftiulard Makts.
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T Excellent Values. Easy Terms.
Buy a Bramback Grand, small slie. Built since 182 3.
ft(t buys a Kimball. F'amous In Nebraska for 3 aeneratlons.
SiiTiO buys a Baby Nelson Piano.
$450 buys a Kranlch tt Bach V'Ura Quality Piano.
$350 buys a Bush & Lane. One of the best modern priced in
struments. $100 buys' Hospe Piano. v "
I'SED PIANOS
Anyone of these, used or storeworn pianos may be returned
within one year and full credit will given on purchase of any
sew piano or player piano of a higher price.
Every instrument has been through our factory all re-
t.m.J anil Ih. nilll'll XI A US' TV fc I1U1U I I K I.? WU'
3 More than 75 bargains are offered this week! Come early.
875 kMeCammon Ebony Case
is l Terms.)
SloO standard vvamui case.j
(Terms.)
8200. Kimball Oak and Wal
nut Cases (Terms).
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8140. Decker & Sons, 'Walnut
Case' (Terms).
8175, Weser Bros., Mahogany
Case. A rare bargain.
$208. Boudoir Player Piano.
Plays 8S-.ote Mil sic. (Terms)
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Contestants' Standing
am Wo. of Yotea.
ray K. Watte 3,734.887
Both A. Finney S.Sla eHS
Mra. Emma Ferry... 9.6S.7
Charlea Bail 9,778,248
Wllka Ward 38S-T10
Sylvia afahne 34 1,1 OS
O. A ITyetrom 177.41S
Kobart r.nammn 199 981
Mary f. Aberly ., S4.141
run Wllbeck.... 388.7 lo
Daniel A. Lang-fald S.649
an Stelaberir - .7.811
Boewell Potto 4,71 a
Mn. BV. Bmlth 3.SS8
Olrda S Lnth.a . 1 63S
Boo Bchalek l.SFfl
rrul Wnra 1 7f7
Oraee Bakeri Beatrice.' Meb. . 1.000
Meroerr Oi Wella
W. 3. Mettlea 1,000
Chris llmAIHAH. TT.Ina .k ... l.OOO
JnJlaa Harrta ' 1.000
arry J, SaTereoa 1,000
Minor O. Xeaaedy 1.000
Herbert O. Lnndoa w. .00
Maria B Koar 1
Jennie X. Waehbnra'!! l.OOO
rhaala. M tx- ' 1 fWWl
Z'1 We a uwni svai . eee at,wW
Wyrtle O. Xarrlaoa l.OOO
Mre. Jamea Mortlmore 1,000
XeaHetta Bweneen l.OOO
Mre. Bnbert X. Jonea - l.OOO
Jamea I. Xolakolaky l.00
Myroa Deroreet l.OOO
T. O. Thotnpaoa l.OOO
Mra. Oeorire B. Zvarts 1,000
X-onlae fannlaa'berg - 1,000
aol Korton l.OOO
Benry B. Blar ' l.OOO
Mre. Lillian X.owde l.OOO
aamnal X. Book l.00
John Flicker 1,000
Jul Waebetela l.OOO
Harry Xraey l.O0
Mre. B. aar4Aa-a l.OOO
Mre. Plaaa Circle 4 l.ooo
wuiiam winqueet l,tw
Oretobea Xdfar 1,000
amee u. wieely i.uu
lara l.OOO
Wayne miley l.ooo
K. W. Bank a l.OOO
aM h . - u .1 1 nftfl
XVilUaa Vrtokeoa, Kearney,' Web." l.OOO
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virus vvpitCHft, MUrWUi, aiV,, ,vrv
Mre. Xattie Oibnra 1,000
Cbarlea Xanale-aa l.'-'OO
aooert W. MnUln.... l.ooo
Koel Keealer 1.000
Xaaal Mlchalaon. rt Orook 1.000
Otto Bawald ..v. ' l.OOO
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How to Win a Free
Trip to the Pana-"
. ma Exposition
Ralee ef Cain. .
1 The Bee ofters and will award three
round-trip tlcketa and expeniea to the
Panama Expoaltlon, the total cult of each
trip to be )lX0, a prliee to the three con
teetanta havlns the aieatest number of
polnte at the close of the conteaL
aThis contest open to everybody ex
cept employes of advertisers oa thU pare
and of Tb Bee.
I The eonteat pace will be puMlahed-
one day each week and will run for a
perHJ of one year.
e-Pointa will be flcured on the basis of
on point for each 1 cent abowa on caea
hecks or receipt for purchases made
from advertiaera on thla put
Cash check a must be deposited at or
mailed to "Panama Contest "dltor" The
Bee not later than thirty days from1 date
of payment of same and receipts will be
Issued for theio.
Contest to elbs November 7. 1914. All
rash tickets and receipts must be turied
Into The Bee office n t later than p. in.
orr'tlosln day of contest, or If nuilled,
must be postmarked not later than that
hour. ' '
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WOMAN ASKS DAMAGES
I FROM TWO SALOON MEN
tvftfmwiit In Am A
IpWITp Special
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aj 1IS TOl"GIi.8 8THEET. "OI K FORTIETH TEAR"
) Att-nd the Wyle Show at the Auditorium,' September 2122-2:l-aH,
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On Sale in Annex (Entrance Douglas Street)
BONBON SPOONS
SUGAR SPOONS
SALAD FORKS
OLIVE FORK
CREAM LADLES
SARDINE FORKS
OUVE SPOONS
(long handled)
' Every article Sterling Silver,v beautiful designs, 99c,
. , As Long As They Last.
Tuesday
and
Vedn'sday
we crown XuJ .
Teachers of South
Omaha Ask Same Pay
as Those of Omaha
hort"nln'of the aohool year two weeks
has infant an In'Tae In py for Omaha
'-hAcl fpaeliers an4 a decreaw for the
Hfuth Omaha ta-hrs. The Board of
KdiKation of Omaha, after ehorti'nlns; the
ru, "pprmltted the salary rhedule to
remain unhanad. In Hoiith Omaha the
teachers' ealarife were proportionately re
duced when theear was shortened.
The 8Mith Omaha teachers are now at
tempting to force the school authorities
to reconsider the salary-reduction order
and are using Omaha's action as an argu
ment.
Omnha teachers are paid by the yearln
nine payments. The. minimum Is 1500 a
year, which automatk-ally Increases hv
$.V a year until It reaches the maximum
of ll.Ott). The South Omaha salary ached
ia la sIlKhtly under Omaha.
The Janlntor In the Omaha schools, al
though hired and paid by the month, will
also receive the benefit of the shortened
school year, for they will be .employed
the entire year at the same salary. All
Janltornare ordinarily kept working dOr
Ins the summer vacation months.
The Omaha schools will close June 4
unless there are unavoidable
when all schools will be dlsmlased. In
hlch case, the lost time will be added to
the end of the year.
Davicl. Cole Finds .
British Imbued :
WithWar Spirit
David Cole Is home from Eurone. and. '
while he was not in the war tone, he
was In touch with the excitement Inci
dent to the conflict that Is belna waged.
Mr. Cole returned to Omaha Saturday
and was gon Just three months to a
day. He reached London Julp 39 and
anna tor noma August 21, In the mean
time having- too red Enaland and Scot
land, but did not get over on the conti
nent. Paid Mr. Cole:
'Everywhere In England and Scot'
land the war waa the one fopic that was
always up for discussion and everywhere
the ortinlonprevaila that In the end Ger
many will be whipped. but aa vet no
one -seems to have ventured an opinion
as to what the settlement will be. '
I was surprised to see the spirit of
patriotism that seemed to have nnaaen.
sHn of the people of England. They
seemed to feel it a duty and a privilege
to enlist and rush off to war to fight."
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Five Thousand to
, Imprave Municipal
Beach at Carter's
Flva thoueand dollars for Improvements
at the munloipal bath house at Carter
lake will he set aside by the city council
when the next annOal budget is prepared
in January, according to City Commis
sioner Butler of the department of fi
nances and accounts.
The municipal bVh house, trjed for the
first time this year, under the super
vision of Park Commissioner J. B. Hum
mel, was a great success, as many as
too men, women snd children patronizing
it In one evening.
Offerman Bros. Get
; Paving Contract
Offerman Bros., contractors, were low
bidders fir the Job of resetting the gran
ite block pavement on Military avnue
from Clifton Hill to Renson. The con
tract will he let Saturday.
A bid of ffl cents lier lineal foot and
thirty' days' time for completion of the
Job, was made by the low bidders.
Nothing was dona with the Jail feeding
proposition of Sheriff McShane, which
will be considered later.
Miss Dorman Arrives
Foi;Anti Campaign
Miss Marjorle Dorman of New Tork
has arrived In Omaha to begin a cam
paign of public speaking against woman
suffrsge. She speaks under the auspices
of the National Association Opposed "to
Woman Suffrage. Mrs. J. W. Crum
pgeker has arranged for Miss Dorman
to make a number of addresses in the
eastern part of the state. These two
women wilt hold meetings at Blair,
Plattsmotith, York and "other cities.' '
DEFENDS ACTION FOR
NOT PAYING THE RENT
Asserting that she moved from the
house st 2704 Seward street, owned, by
Miss E1la Brackln, because poison, scat
tered by the latter around the premises
for'the purpose of killing sparrows, was
menace to the lives of her three littkt
girls, Mrs. Alice Glenn successfully de
fended an action in county court brought
by Miss Wrackln- to collect $3J rent
money, which she claimed was lost
through Mrs. Glenn's sudden departure In
the middle of the month.
SOUTH OMAHAN SERIOUSLY
" INJURED IN AUTO MIXUP
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In sn automobile collision at Thirteenth
and Missouri Avenue Sunday afternoon,
Frits Gassaer, South Omaha, was seri-
ousVy Injured, necessitating his Immediate
removal to the South Omaha hospital. He
was attended by Dr. F. R. Simpson, 2311
Blnney street, whose jnachlne made up
the other half of the collision, was slightly
injured.
ELECTION BOARD IS ,
CONSIDERING RECOUNT
Tha election canvassing board-Is meet
ing this afternoon to consider the applica
tions of three defeated legislative candi
dates for a rehearing of their petition for
a recount. The applicants are S. Arlon
Lewis, A. N. Tost and Henry Hackett.
On their original petition the hoard re
fused to grant a recount. ,
MAYOR HOCTOR BREAKS
ARM CRANKING AN AUTO
Mayor" Thomaa Hoctor. while' attempt
ing to crank his automobile Sunday after
noon, sustained a broken forearm. The
fracture, while painful, la not complicated.
HYMENEAL
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Hayea-Croaklll.
Minnie Crosklll of Edgerly, N. D.. and
Joseph Hayes of Omaha were fnarrled by
Rev. Charles - W. Savldge at his residence.
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Frank B. McKepna and James Qutnn,
saloon men at K24 Nicholas and 1024, 1
Vn.t1 Ql.tdnnlk I will. th.i,. knarfii.l
men, have been made defendants in dls.i
trtct court to a suit for Sio.ooo by Mrs.
Pearl Hurth, who alleges that her1 hus
band, John Hurth, became a drunkard
in their" saloons and no longer is able to
support the wife and four small children.
SUES CAR COMPANY
FOR HEAVY DAMAGES
Edgar P. Wright, formerly a conductor
forthe street railway company, is suing
the letter In district court for I,i0. ' He
alleges in Ma petition that he was per
manently Injured by receiving a heavy
electrlo shock and a fall from the top of
his car, when he waa fixing a trollfy.
FREE NOMINATION COUPON
GOOD FOR 1000 VOTES
Send ot bring this coupon to the "Panama Contest
Editor' of the Bee and 'ou will receive 1000 .votes in
the Panama Contest. Only one coupon will he credited
to" a person.
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that you will be reimbursed if the garments burn up or myster
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score or more of apparently "cheap" side street cleaning; es
, tabllshments are NOT responsible; you couldn't ret a cent out
of them If you thought you had a claim against them. Send
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cleaned, pressed, dyed or put into general repair for the frigid
weather. YouH never know what wonders Dresners can work
with your LAST year's garments until you TRY them out
and See. ' ' "
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TYLER 1414. v 1810 FARNAM ST.
WE ARE AS NEAR TO YOU AS YOUR TELEPHONE.
Day iii and
you eat somewhere and you go some where that
yon call home. ' You want that place to be a real
home and not just a name.' ' ' j ' ' N
Especially if you're a stranger
in Omaha you want to live, where
there's comfort and cheer where N
you will meet' congenial people,
y then aelect your home from the
j "Board and Rooms" column of.
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Don't waste any more time wondering wbero 1
you will find a satisfactory place to live, and if
youU really be satiafied after you have found it,
go out todny to any one of the places advertised in
The Bee's Want .Ad Cferamns and you can be sur -' .
you have found a goodjhome. s
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