THK HKK: OMAHA. Tl l-SDAY, oiTOHKK 27, 1!U.
Receipts From Merchants on This Page Are Valuable
Every Dollar Deposited to Open a New
Account in the SAVINGS DEPARTMENT of
THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
Counts 1 00 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
I LUTHER DRAKE, President
FRANK I. HAMILTON, Vice-President
FRED P. HAMILTON, Cashier
3. n. MEILE, Assistant Cashier
C. B. DUGDALE. Assistant Cashier
NOTE: Vole will not ba allowed for othsr than bona fid. new saving
Mount Full number of vote will be allowed up to sixty days '.'for
closa of eoutsst whan a Urn It of 10.000 will oa placJ on each new account.
N0TICP TO CONTESTANTS
Heat Tuesday we will pabusa the
staaSlajr of all contestants who have
tnrn.4 la their nomination coupons
or cash cherka for votes ft this coa
teat. Oet your receipt a la by Satnr.
y svaalBt;. so that yonr staaitlnf
wUl appear la the Hat, thus lettlaf
year frt.nas know that yoa are com.
petlna- for a trip to the Faaama x-poalUoa.
Introductory Sale
Tuesday and Wednesday
In the Annex
The very latest Party Cases, gen
uine leather, values $3.00 to $10.00
33 off at this introductory sale.
THE CROWN
VP We GOUXH STAIRS
Contestants Standing
Van a jt0. of Tote.
fay K. Watts 3.7a7,te
ah A. PMnney .. .9,530.613
Charles Xall ,3H,8
Mrs. Immt Ferry S.M8.S7S
Wllks Ward. 3RiiS
ylvla Habas svint
Arthur Wllbeck ta8,B8
O. A Hyairoin .
Mobtrt liwii liowmsa 134.361
Mary J. Aberly ot.Hl
Daniel A. fcanfff.la
ana Btelnber T.9U
ikoswall FoUs 4.71S
Mrs. H. 0. Rfuttk., 3.8S
Clyde J. Luther i.SJS
Bos Bchalek l.tSO
Fred Mora 1,707
Brace B. Baker, Beatrio. Beb.. l.OOO
Berbert O. Walls 1,000
W. J. Mettlea l.OOO
Cbrie aimoaaon, Utloa, Heb.... 1.000
Jnllan Karris 1000
Barry J. teversoa l.0
Minor O. Kennedy l.OOO
Iterbert C. London l.0
Marls B. Blvers I00
Jennie K. Waahbura l'OOO
Charles O. Thomas , .... l.OOO
Myrtls O. Harrison 1.000
Mrs. James Mortlntor I-0"
Henrietta Bwaaaea l.OOO
Mrs. Bobsrt T. Jones 1.000
James It. Xulakofsky .00
Myroa Deroreat 1,0
. Xbouinaon
Mrs. Ooorre M. Bvarts
Louis rauulng-barr
Paul Korton
Henry M. ainr
Mrs. IdlUaa Cowdea
fcamnsl I. Book
Jo&a riiokar
Jj'ie Waohst.ta
Barry Ara;
Mrs. X. Beverldff
Mrs. Plana Circle
William Wlnquast
Oretohaa Edgar
ames C. Wisely
Sara Lee
Wayns JUlsy
K. W, Beoksr
Mrs. Jennie Martin
Lillian Xrlckaoa, Kearney, Heb
John Orpleonn. Bur wall, II sb.
Mrs. Hauls Oibura
tfcarlea Kannlg-an
Hoierr W. MUu
Kosl. Xssslsr
Basal Mlohelsoa, rt Crook....
Otto Eswald
Eva M. Colombeok
Edward Xoasatual
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Wh
at's the Use
of putting good money in an unknown or stenciled piano,
when you can buy a high-grade, reputable instrument!.
Brambach Grand Piano for $455 On most conven
ient term.
Again, a most jwpular and time tried Cable-Nelson
Upright Piano, brand new, in choicest woods, for $250,
on rental terms. , '
If this ie too much money, you can take your choice
of nearly new pianos at less than $150. Terms, $10 cafh.
$1 per week. Representing many high-grade pianos. -
No Charge for Stool, Scarf or Drayage.
A. HOSPE CO.,
1513 Douglas Street.
Our 40th Year.
How to Win a Free
Trip to the Pana
ma Exposition
Ha Ira of Cnarpal.
: Tbs Bee otters and will award (far
round-trip tloketa and exponas to the
Panama Exposition, the total oust of eaob
trip to be $-00. as prises to the three con
testants having the urea teat number of
points at the close of the contest
1 This contest open to everybody
cept employes of advertisers on this pax
and of Tb-N Be.
The contest pace .will be publish!
one day eucn week and will run for a
perioJ of one year.
. 4-PoluU will be figured on the basis of
one point for each 1 cent shown on casd
checks or receipts for purchases mad
from advertisers on this page.
h-Cat checks must be deposited at or
nailed to "Panama Contest Editor" The
Use not later than thirty days from date
of payment of same and receipts will be
issued for them.
Contest to cioee November T, 1914. All
rash tickets and receipts must be turned
Into The Bee office n t later than 9 p, in.
on dosing day of contest, or If mailed,
must be postmarked not later than thai
hour. . .
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FAIR M0Y1M RIGHT ALONG
Cummins of Union Fitcific Finds
Things at 'Frisco Progressing-.
COUNTRIES SENDING EXHIBITS
Varlnna Nation Are l-'nrnardlna
llafla,e of I'lante and Othrr
I'rnrtnrta In ft Shown at
Imposition.
AdVHrtiaitic. Asout Cummins of the
I'nlon I'nflfli' Is homr from an x
tenJcd visit In 8n Kranilwo ami la fii
thuslnstlc over tlir proRree brine, nimlr
on the eXKltlon bulldtiiae thcrr. TV
I'nlon Pacific's txhlWt. a reproduction
of Yellowstone National l-ark. with lt
Iteyaera. waterfalls and mountain.. '
rapidly near Ins. completion and prom
lee to be one of the must atrartlve fea
tures of the great show. Relutlve to tho
foreign rxhlhlts. Mr. Oummh ny:
"l'urlng the wei-k ending Octolirr 10
five carloads of ethihlts arrived from
Holland and conelxtlng In a niraauro of
rare plants and bultis giithrred Irt ench
of the province of th NetlierlnndM.
Dining tho samo weok there wore many
exhibits recelvedTrom Ireland nnd Prance
The Knglloh have Inatallcd In the Palace
of Mines a large collective exhibit. More
than MO.OX) tona of exhibits have been
brought from Japan. They will be used
In the general display and In ft pavilion
that Is being eroded upon the exposition
grounds.
"Ourlng the lat few du s many en
tries of live stock from evrrnl tr the
countries of Kurnpe hnvn been made and
Indications are that this doiartinent will
b one of the moat Interesting.
"The amusement section of the expo
sition, designated as the Zone. Is well
along In Its construction and the ehnTa
that are being booked are highly ed
ucational, as well as being of great In
trinsic worth. This section of the big
show will cost close to SI0.(ttX) for
buildings and Installation of features,
nalldlnsjs Vrnrlna Completion.
"As to foreign buildings; The ('ana
dlan, Honduras and Cuhun pavilions are
practically completed. Those of Hwefl r,
Bolivia and the Philippine Islands are
from SB to SS per cmt completed; tho
German Kail syndicate building,' con
structed In psrt by the Herman govern
ment. Is about Mi per cent finished ind
woik iipn'i It Is being rnshrd. Work on
the Panlsii pavilion, a reproduction of
KmnhviK castle at Klslnore, one of the
fortreasos thnt guard t'oponbaxon. Ii
nearly cumptotod. Hero will bo exhibited
a monstrous display of chins.
'The Italian btd'ding Is about ?o rr
cmt finished While this s spoken of
as one hulldlna. It Is reidiy seven, show
ing a Sfy-tion of a typical Italian city.
"The Turkish exhibit will bo onh of
the largest coming from a foreign coun-ti-y
The Ttrklsli government haa about
coniplotl It building, a reproduction of
one of the mosque. In Hddltlon to the
product of Vie country and city, there
will be shown a herd of goats of the An
gora variety and a bumji of botars.
Ilia Variety nt Haas.
"It Is learned that the Persian ex
hahlt has been assembled and I awaltlntf
shipment. There I an eiidlcas variety of
rich and costly rugs, fine fabrics, food
stuffs and tobaico .Ispnn hn taken
14.(10 square feet of spaci In the several
hulldlnga ami has applied for 2MiO more,
where will be shown food products and
those from the fields and orchards.
"Tho Japanese building la a reproduc
tion of the temple of Kin Ka Ku Jl nt
Kioto, said to he l.flW yonr old.
"The Chinese pavilion, being erected
at a cost of J.no.010, Is pretty well along
and many of the exhibits to be shown
therein have anlved.
"Tactically all of the Poullt American
countries will be represented, and gener
ally their exhibits will be In th Pnluce
of Horticulture, where they have token a
large amount of apace. Argentina la
making the moat comprehensive exhibit
of any of the countries to the south and
In the Palac of Mines It will have 5.700
s.iuare feet, where will be shown gold,
silver and other minerals.
"The Australian pavilion, coating .
0W, is about GO per cent completed. Here
will he shown live stock, imultry. meat a.
wool and the agricultural products of
the Island. Mlain Is building a pavilion,
native workmen doing the construction,
I ho style of architecture corresponding
with that of the national palace."
Drive "Irk Headache Array,
Agonising alck headache ' cured by
name fr. King's New Ufe Pills regu
l.irly. Keep liver and bowels In healthy
condition. 2.V. All druggists. Adver-tlsemont.
THE kEXALL
DRUG STORES
The above caption nipgns Hint th four 8hrnian & MeConnell
drug store nre agents In Omaha for tho Famous Hoxall Remedies
and Harmony Toilet Articles which are mode In Doaton and sold by
7.000 especially appointed agonta throughout the I'nlted States, the
Canndlan province and the British Isles. There la an agent In Port
land, Me, and Portland, Ore-; London, Conn.; London, Can., andiron
don. Eng.. all selling the name high grado lino of medicines and toilet
articles. There are nearly 1,000 ltema In all.
a nw or Tail rniNciPAz.
BIXALL KEMBDUI.
Amerlcaultl Kllxlr 76O-91.80
t'herry Hark t'ongli Kvrup Sbe-SOo Si
Celery and Iron Tonic 8o
Cod Idvrr till Mmulslon.. '.
I'vspepsla Tablets Soe-BCo-Sl
Kidney Kemedy 46O-B90
MMculone '. . SOo-Sl
Orderlies tOo-BSO-SOo-Sl
Hbeiimntlc Itemrdv . 4Bo-n.So
Syrup White line and Tar. . 8S-eoe
Syrup H pophosaiiltea 81
Throat llargle S5o-SOo
While 'l.lnlment S0o-6Oc
Wine of Peruvian Hark te
I BOMS KEXAX.I. TOIZ.BT AKTXCI.a
Shnini no Piiste 83o
I !.t Ilalr Tonic Boe-l-W
I Shaving l.otlon a6o-4Be
i I'reHni of Almonds...!
Theatrical Cold Cream, 'fc lb....So
1 111. ooe
I Tooth Paste le
Trailing Arbutus Talcum 16
I Violet tmlre Talcum Pace Powder
and Toilet Water In Various sixes
I sn.1 prices.
I Tan and Freckle l.otlon 85
I Nice ta decdortiter) 15o-Io
You savf time ami money by coming; to us.
Sherman & tfcConneil Drug Co.
Irtptlettrs of the Kottr OiiikIim Itexall Mores:
BbsrmsB k KoOonaell Drug Co., Cor. !th and fHxlge.
Loyal Pharmaoy, Hotel l.o il IIo K
Owl Drof Co., for. 1th and Harney.
Tb Harvard Pharmacy, Cor. i'tth and I'arnnnv
sV'bJBbjastbajBSJaaSsi
FREE NOMINATION COUPON
GOOD FOR 1000 VOTES
" I
Send or bring tjiis coupon to the "Pnnajuii Contest
Editor" of the Bee und you will receiye lUUH votes in
the Panama Contest. Only one coupon will be credited
to a person.
Nome
Address
Winter Wheat is All
Seeded and Doing Well
- i
Hurlmjton superintendents have sum
marixed the crop conditions on the re
spective Nebraska divisions and have
forwarded the same to the Omaha head
quarters. The summary shows that ev
erywhere In the state the plowing has
beon finished and that seeding- of winter
wheat is practically cotnpletod. On most
of the dlvltdona tho grain is up und is
Ii excellent condition.
According to the report from the su
peilnteruleul of the McCook division
grasshoppers have made their appear
ance on'the edges of some of the wheat
fields and are doing; considerable dam
age. However. .It is predicted that the
first heavy frost will put an end to theli
work.
On the Wymore and Lincoln division
oi the road reports are that the Hessian
fly is doing damage In fields of early
sown wheat, and In some Instances fields
have been plowed up and resecded.
Everything You Wear
CAN Be and SHOULD Bo
Cleaned at "Dresners"
If you knew how much better you would APPEAR and
FEEL In attire that Is nicely cleaned, pressed, altered, re
paired, relined and re-velvet collared, you wouldn't lose
ANY time communicating with Dresners' $57,000 Clean
ing; Plant.
Dresners clean Furs as well as clothes; Dresners re
shape and re-block hats; Dresherg put new life, luster,
ginger and attraction into your heavy overcoats, etc.;
Dresners put experts at work remodeling your winter
party gowns and .ladles' tailored suits.
Better have YOUR clothes looked after. It PAS.
Phone
TYLER
345
Tell Dreshers You've a Bunch
of Winter Toga to Be Cleaned.
Tell r cm to send a hurry wagon
Dresheir . Bros
Dry Cleaners Dyers
22U-2213 Farnam Street, Omaha.
ANTI-SUFFRAGISTS HAVE
WORKING WOMEN ORGANIZED
Mrs. J. W. Crumpacktr, special repre
sentative of the National Association Op
posed to Woman Huffr.iKe, haa incently
organized over 600 wage earning women
in opposition to woman suffrage. The
purpose of this organization, Mrs. C'rum
packer said, la to show to the voters ot
the state that women are not generally
in sympathy with the suffrage movement.
This organization ' nurrbera among Its
members women of many professions and
trades.
FEDERAL BUILDING TO
SELL OLD EQUIPMENT
I'P till November bids will be re
ceived at the federal building on sev
enteen different items of old materll
I no longer necessary in its equipment. In-
eluded In the articles to be sold Is 30,000
pounds of old fittings, iv pounds r.f
brass, 12S pounds of sheet copper anJ
1, 110 pounds of sheet lead. Beside this
are. linoleum, old carpets, rugs, water
colors, filing cases, standing desks, oak
and revolving doors and twenty-four
combination lighting fixtures.
DADS AUTHORIZE FIXING
FORTY-EIGHTH STREET
City commissioners have sgaln author
ized the expenditure of ("0 for the Im
piovement of Forty -eighth street from
Leavenworth to Far nam. A resolution
authorizing this expenditure was passed
several week dgn end then rescinded.
A number of properly nunera appeared to
p. oust against the rescinding.
The Wash Day Problem
Has Been Solved
It was solved long ago by tlioso women who were
shrewd er-vugli to take advantage of our family wash
ing service. We proved to them that we can not only
relieve them of the trouble of wash day at home, but
save them money besides. If we can tlo this for other
women, why can't we do it for you! WVcan if you
will give us a trial. Do that next week.
KhMMlXlMNQM.
tmb "WAixwoms" or,sa xomjs
BLUE WAGONS.
PHONE DOUGLAS 919.
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THE GREAT LIGHT
BUiLDS GETTER BUSINESS
Mr. Storekeeper:
Electricity, THE GREAT LIGHT,
not only builds business, but it
build better business. An attrac
tive, well lighted store don't just
draw trade it draws prosperous
trade. The woman looking for a
fine piece of silk can pick out the
goods as well by electric light as by
sunlight.. Ask for a demonstration.
Phone or write us today for an
estimate on the cost of wiring
your store. It won't be much and
' you can pay for it as is convenient.
Ju t call Douglas 1062 and our
man will come to see you.
Omaha Electric Light
& Power Co.
M CJOT BELIEVE' -IT
unless you have seen that the
BERKLEY ELECTRIC COOKER
will cook your meals without your
attention. It turns the current on
and off through an automatic de
vice found in no other Electric
Cooker. You can cook 3 meals a
day for less than ten cents worth
of electricity. Demonstrated and
for sale only by
era
s OP
WOLFE ELECTRIC CO.
1810 Farnam. Tyler 1414.
"We are as near to you as your telephone.''
We can show you now
a few very desirable
Off
"FICES
i
Well located, easy of aeet.ss, plenty
of light and neat, in the best
known, modern aud fireproof
BEE BUILDING
''The building that it always new"
Prices vary with size and location:
'JOxHi feet $50.00
20x20 feet $30.00
1.1x20 feet $22.50
8x21 feot $15.00
17x.'!2 feet, $45.00
12x12 feet ' $10.00
Meat, wuter and eleetrin light free.
The Bee Building Company
Office Room 103.
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