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Summer Closing Hours
For business establish
ments affiliated with the
ASSOCIATED RETAILERS
The following recommendation was
unanimously adopted at the regu
lar monthly meeting of the Associa
tion, held on Thursday, June 3d:
"All firms affiliated with
the Associated Retail Dealers
of Omaha shall adopt the
following hours for the
summer months:
"Starting Monday, June 4th,
and continuing until
Wednesday, September 1st, all
stores shall close their
places of business at
5 P. M. Every Day,
Except ' Saturdays,
when 9 o'clock closing
shall be in force."
The following are the firms affiliated with the Asso
ciated Retailers of Omaha:
J, L. Brandeis & Sons.
TIayden Bros.
Bnrgtss-Nash Co.
Thompson-Belden Co.
Nebraska Clothing Co. .
Orchard & Wilhelm Co.
Courtney & Co.
Sherman & McConnell Drug
Company.
Drexel Shoe Co.
King-Peck Co.
Beaton & Laier Co.
Berg Clothing Co.
Central Furniture Co.
Union Outfitting Co.
Benson & Thorne Co.
Hartman Furniture Co.
Burgess Granden Co.
Megeath Stationery Co.
Hussie Hardware Co.
T. L. Combs Co.
Nebraska Cycle Co.
Albert Edholm.
G. B. Brown Co.
Milton Rogers & Son.
Ryan Jewelry Co.
Fry Shoe Co.
A Hospe Co.
Burnett Hardware Co.
Rubcl Furniture Co.
Nicoll, the Tailor.
Schmoller & Mueller Piano
Company.
Alamito Dairy Co.
Beddco Clothing Co.
Kimball Laundry Co.
Brodegaard Jewelry Co.
Walter 0. Clark Co.
Wilcox & Allen.
Magee Clothing Co.
Flitton Optical Co.
Freling & Steinle.
Omaha Rubber Co.
The Pantorium.
Douglas Shoe Store.
Black, The Hatter.
Wolfo'Electric Co.
Drcsher Bros.
Townsend Gun Co.
Updike Lumber Co.
Central Coal & Coke Co.
Bowman Kranz Lumber Co.
Henrickson Jewelry Co.
Matthews Book Shop.
Columbian Optical Co.
Women's Toggery. -W.
L. Masterman & Co.
Omaha Van & Storage Co.
Myers-Dillon Drug Co.
Merten Piano Co.
Palace Clothing Co.
ASSOCIATED RETAILERS OF OMAHA
Jas. V. Metcalfe, Sacy; Chas. R. Sherman, Pres.
Handsome Home for a Wide City Lot
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EVCRETTJ ARCHITECTS
The house Illustrated today la espe
cially adapted to a wide picturesque lot
and where a family needs four large bed
room and a sleeping porch. The first
floAf is arranged with a living room open
ing off one side, and the dining room off
the other side of a main hall. The
kitchen is separated from the dining
room by a butler's pantry whlfli Is
equipped with built-in cupboards and
work tables for the convenience of the
service. The kitchen la Ideal as It rise
lots of built-in cupboards, cabinets and
pantries, and the main stairway leads di
rectly to the second floor. On the second
floor, are four large bedrooms, a sleeping
porch and bathroom. These rooms are all
finished in white enamel with mahogany
dorrs. On the third floor, are two irblc's'
rooms and another bathroom for their
use. The basement of this house Is
divided Into laundry, furnace room, coal
and fruit rooms, and a play room for the
children. Any one desiring further In
formation relative to the cost of this
house, or the designing of a modern home
should get In touch with the architect.
who will be glad to render his services.
Everett B. Dodds, architect, 612-13-14-15
Paxton block, Omaha, Neb.
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YOUR r.lOHEV
u INUESTED IVITII US "
Will bring you frreater returns than any other form of Investment,
when you consider the security back of every dollar Invested.
Ot n PROFIT SHARINO PLAN
With a guaranty ok 7 dividends.
Payable on the first of July and January of each year la what as
sures you a good rate of Interest on your money. We have ar
ranged so you can Invest In amounts of 1100 at any time and your
money will be entitled to draw dividends at the rate of 7 from
the time you pay It in. In addition to the 7 semi-annual divi
dends you would be entitled to a division of the profits of the busi
ness a the end of each year, which has been 2 to 3 more for
the past 10 years. Your money Invested Is secured by contracts of
sale, mortgages and well selected real estate, which Is always con
sidered the best kind of security.
Authorised Capital $300,000.
The next advance In stock of 5 will be July 10th. Be sure
to see us at once in order to buy whatever shares you can before
that date. Call or write for further particulars.
is
Hastings & Hoyden,
,1614 HARNEY
STREET
COMMUNITY OFFICES TO
BE TRIED IN WARE BLOCK
A novel plan to meet an Increased de
mand for low priced otflce room will be
tried out tn the Ware block.
A number of Omaha men have watched
the development In the Bulldurs Ex
change building in Chicago and In Phila
delphia, and the Worlds Market building
In New York, where a whole floor Is de-
clerk answers the telephone for all the
tenants. One main . telephone branch la
insulted, and In this manner the rent Is
teduced to Individuals and the office
problem is solved.
Very often a young attorney or the be
ginner tn the real estate and Insurance
business finds himself able to pay a nice
rent for an office, yet Is unable to maln
tsin a stenographer and telephone In his
j office. This plan proposes to rent to a
man a arsK room, wun m ui
nunrber of private consulting offices, to
give him a telephone snd a stenoRrapher,
who will answer his telephone calls while
he is out.
A company known na the Central Of
fice Exchange company, lias leaned the
entire third floor, now ccupledby the
Fsyne Investment company. unJ win
have It thorough decorate.! and remotsMed
for that purpose, as soon as Mr. ray no
moves, whloa will be about July 1.
Each of These Boys Won a Coaster
Last Week
Building in May
Frank Eonaccl, 3019 go. lth St.
Jas. Laird. 2711 K St.. South Omaha. Neb. ..
Nathan Oreenhouoe. 1912 No. 2bth Bt. . . . .
Virgil Hornbeck. 2011 Capitol Ave
Kenneth Hampton, 621 No. 41st Ave
Ray K Nye. 2812 Pratt St. ..
Kenneth Hlgby. 2011 Maple St
neWltt Nauiln. 2216 No. 38th Ave
John Sharp, 16th and Far nam Bts.
219
152
149
124
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.105
.100
Busy Bee Boys
Do You Like to Coast?
Here is your chance to
get a fine Coaster FREE.
We. Will Give Five
Coasters
to the five boys bringing us the most
tures of the coaster before 4 P. M., Sat
urday, June 19.
This picture of the coaster will be
The Bea every day this week.
Cut them all out and ask your
friends to suve the pictures tn
their paper for you too. See how
many pictures you can get and
bring them to The Bee Of
fice Saturday, June 19.
The coasters will be given
Free to the boys or girl
that send us the niout pic
tures before 4 V. M.. Satur
day, June 19.
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MANY SALES RECENTLY
MADE BY C. W. MARTIN & CO.
Charles W. Martin - Co. report a
good demand for their, houses with a
great number of cash furohases. i ne
following recent sales have been closed:
Henry R Liggett bouaht an eight-room
modern house at ilW Florence boulevard
for a home, consideration SH.XA
Mary J. Carey, a modem home In
Prairie Park addition, at 6 Meredith
street, consideration !4,w.
N. O. Morrell, a six-room, mortem nouse
at aM4 North Twenty-fourth street, for a
home, consideration M.0O0.
U W. Heatty, a new house being built
on Evans street, for a home, considera
tion VW.
Frank J. Pangherty, a new six-room
modern house in Belle Isle addition, at
S41S Kansas avenue, for a - home, con
sideration $.i,2Sn. .
Frank A. Van TTusen, a seven-room
medern house In Belle Isle addition, at
8j77 Kansas avenue, consideration $5,409.
Adolph U. Hennlng, a new seven-room
modnrn resldnc In lurelton addition,
at Tenty-f!flh and Crown Point avenue,
with two lots, ronelderKtlon tt'.Oft1.
8. M. Kent, a new house at Twenty
first and flnkney streets, 4.S: also, a
house for an investment at WO North
Twenty-sixth street, consideration
Mrs. Inet Morris, a six-ronm home at
1417 Laurel avenue, in T.aurclton addition,
for a home, consideration M.l.W
Mrs. M. bullock, a five-room bunnalow
at 4H1 North Tnlil y-lxth street, for a
home consideration tl.Wlft.
V. P. Atkins, a five-room bungalow at
P" Franklin street, for a home, con-
Mertlon 12 WV
C. T. Ilckmon, a hiMise with two lots
si Twenty-elh and Fort streets, con
sl4erntlon M.ftA
tr. M. M. I-oomls. a new house In
TMle Isle addition, et Twenty-'Kth and
Knes avenue, consideration eVW.
F). I,. Kellv. a five-room modem eot-
tne at Twentv-ftrth avenue and Fort
t""t. co"lderitlon f ftOf
W. T Thsyer. lot In Fort View Ter
race addition and a lot tn Florence, con
sixers' o r)o
1r. J. Iter Hell, a 'ot in Relle Tle ad
dlor.. rn K avenue nv which he
Is building, consideration I1.J0O.
HASKINS BROS. BUILD
ADDITION TO FACTORY
A new building. 44 by lie. In to be
erected for the Hasklna Bros. op com
pany at Second and Hickory streets. It
Is to have two stories and basement.
This will practically double the capacity
of the present plant at that place. The
building permit eaila for a $6,000 struc
ture. A. O. Borchmaa la the contractor.
The value of the permits taken out for
new construction during May approxi
mates closer the total of the correspond
ing period In 1914 than that of any pre
ceding month this year, amounting;, ac
cording to reports received by Dunn's Re
view from the building departments ot
elrrhty-two leading cities in the United
States, to $78,738,163, as against rt.t87.22S,
a decrease of only t per cent To quite a
material extent tbia unusually satisfac
tory exhibit is accountedfefor by the auh
sttntial gain at New York, that city re
porting permits granted calling for the
expenditure of $23,667,130, a gain ot 64
per cent over the $14,881,469 of the same
month last year. The Borough of Man
hattan makes a decidedly favorable com
parison with a year ago, with $i3fM,6X,
against $7,066,900, although $10,000,000 of
this amount Is represented by a single
permit for a new municipal building, and
the Bronx, with $4,634,950, against $L7,4U,
also makes an exceptionally encouraging
showing. In the boroughs of Brooklyn,
Queens and Richmond, however, there Is
some contraction. Taken as a whole, the
cities outside New York again make
somewhat Indifferent returns, the total
at eighty-one points, $50,071,043, being 16.
per cent smaller than In May, 1914, when
the aggregate reached $je,506.7D8. How
ever, indications of Improvement are not
entirely absent, inasmuch as repoits of
Increase at twenty-nine centers point to
reviving activity. Among the most nota
ble gains are: Chicago, $9S2,860; Cleve
land. $2,960,089; Hartford, $261,441; Jersey
City. $138,571; Newark. $162,467; El Paao,
$322.90!. and Uprlngflcld. Mass., $16i.201
On the other hand, sharp contraction
appears at numerous points, those most
pronounced being Baltimore, Detroit, In
dianapolis. Kansss City, Los Angeles,
Minneapolis. Philadelphia, Pittsburgh,
Pcrtland, Ore.; Rochester, St Louis, Bt.
Paul, gan Francisco. Seattle, Toledo and
Worcester. Th figures In detail follow:
May
Albany X. Y
Allentown, Pa
Atlanta, Us
Baltimore. Md
BiiiKliamton. N. Y
Birmingham. Ala
nriiijrrpori, conn
BuTlulo, N. Y
Canton, O
Cedar Karld. Ia
VhaHeston, YV. ....
Chattanoowa, Term.. ..
Chicago. Ill
( lucliiiiatl, O
Cleveland. t
Columbus, (It
Columbus, O
Dallas. Tex
pavenport. Ia
Dayton. O
Denver, Colo
Detroit iMlch
Duluth, Minn
Kaston. Pa
Ki Piiso. Tex
Kvannvllle. lnd
Fort Smith. Ark
Fort Worth. Tex
Orand liapins. Mich...
Harriet'iirg, Pa
Hartford. Conn
Indianapolis, lnd
Jersey City. N. J
Kansas City, Mo
Lincoln, Neb
Ios Angeles. Cat
Iioulsvllle, Ky
Milwaukee. Wis
Vlnneupolla, Minn
Mobile. Ala
Montgomery, Ala
Muskovee, Okl
Nashville, Tenn
Vamnrli V I
' New Haven. Conn
New Orleans, La,
Norfolk, V'a
Cms ha. Neb
Peorln, III
Philadelphia. Pa-
Pittsburgh. Pa
Portland. Me
lVirilanl. Ore
Reading. W. Vs.
Blchmoiid. Va
Rochester. N. Y
"t. Joseph, Xto
8t. I .outs. Mo
St. Paul. Minn
.Mt I ake City, t'tah...
San Frsnclvxt, Csi....
Wllliamsport. Pa.
Worcester. Mass..,
YoungstowD, O....
Zanesvllle, O
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356.840
244,ff
32,871
34.600
C46.2M
414,14
81,641
Totals.
..$W,071.O43 $5906,759
New York CSty:
Manhattan H3.6W.625
Bronx 4.634.W4
Brooklyn 3.313,740
Queens l,m,006
Klohmond 187,800
Totals
Recapitulation t
$ 7,065,900
1.3i7,4U
8,4A6,ano
8,177.010
324.947
...$23,667,120 $1481,463
May, 81 cities
April. 83 cities
March, 83 cities....
February, S3 cities.
January, 89 cities..
i9i:.
..$ 73,738.163
.. 67.95,763
.. 60.8)i8.62
.. 38,167.220
87.4S8.524
1914.
I 73.&W.2M
68,963,204
67,823.9)
W,6it,9.S
46.224,190
Sine January 1... $278, 188,283 $26,46u.S5o
BIG BANKS NOW ACCEPT
SOME SMALL DEPOSITS
(Correspondence) of the Associated Press.)
LONDON, June 7. By accepting: depos
Its In amounts from 1 shilling; upwards
at JV4 per cent. Interest withdrawable on
demand up to 5, and at ten days' notice
over that amount, Floyd's bank with lt
880 branches, is Instituting a democratic
departure which may have far-reaching
effects In the banking; world, and become
a serious competitor to the Postoffice
savings nana, wntcn nas had a
monopoly of the small British public sav
ings.
It was an unheard of thing a few years
back for the great Joint stock banks.
even In suburban districts, to look at an
account for less than $500, but competi
tion has become more keen recently, and
ewn city oanaa nave so rar unDent as
to accept drawing accounts of $250 with
out charging commission.
inm aeparrure py lwoyd'i bank Is ex
pected soon to be followed by others.
FIVE NEW MEMBERS JOIN
THE COMMERCIAL CLUB
i
iKavanoah. Oa.
Five new members were elected to the Kcranton. P...
Commercial club at the last meeting of (Heattle. Wssh
the executive committee, and Kaw. 2'",Rn,?-1.wt?Jl
... n v i. . i ...., ISortnsrleM, 111
Franklin C. Koch and Rev. L. U. Hola- oTtna-ftld. Muss...
Apartments, flats. Louses and cottages can be rented quick.
lj and cheaply by a Beo "For lient" want ad.
sppie were made honorary members. The
active members are A. L. Bell. Ward
HUdreth. H. Mertena, Warwick Saunders
and J. U.
Apartmanta,' flats, house and oottagea
ean be rented quickly and cheaply by a
Bee To ReaT AaV
Svracus. N.
Tiuxma, Wash .
Toledo, O ,
Tcpeka. Kan ...
Trenton. N. J..
Trnr. V. T
t'ttew N. Y
Waseilnrtest, T
XMikaa-Barrs, 1
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19U.. 1911.
t.6M) $ 6o.MS
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95.4W
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DIVIDEND
DATE
JULY
1ST
OPPORTUNITY
IMPROVED
Has Brought
Success to
HOME BUILDERS (Inc.)
and SATISFACTION To Every
Shareholder
Tour money In Homo Build
era la guaranteed 7 Inter
est and it partlcipatea in alt
surplus profits which ban
amounted to over 10 for
present shareholders.
Ycur Opportunity
to get shares at $1.14 Is good un
til July 1st. All shares gotten
now will participate in -"plus
profits for the past six month.
Order shares mall. Bend
for further Information.
Address
American Becuritjr Company
rlscal Agents
HOME BUILDERS
(INC)
203 So. 17th Ht., Omaha, XH.
fJvi
We Say
Put Up
Awnings
If You
Want
Protection
Wc say it is not going to rain ALL
summer.
We also say it ia going to be hot for at least 3 months.
We also say order your awnings before It gets too hot and you will
be protected.
Scott-Omaha Tent and Awning Co.
Help t's Grow.
Phone Douglas 882.
Corner 11th and Harnry 8ts.
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ARTISTIC FACE DMCK
t...:m n.:Afr a McCaffrey bros. co.
IUIU Vliy UllUin VU.r Local Representatives
See Our sTew tins 19fl WAV Rlrlo- Onr Beanttfnl
of DeUoato Shades. " ""6
DlaolsT
Boom Will Interest Toa.
53S
Co-Pa-Co
Flat Wall PaSmi t
For Interior Decoration. Inspect Our lau-ge Display of Beevutlful
Color Combinations on Eihlbition at
1312 FAR1VA1VI
C. R. COOEC PA1WT CO.
DODDS,
THE
ARCHITECT
Phone Douglas 2981.
PAXTON BLOCK. - - - . . . . . . OMAHA.
Send 50 Cents for My New Plan Hook.
OUR CEMENT BLOCKS
Our . cement blocks lead in
Quality because they are water
proofed, power-tamped and steam-cured. Our prices are now no higher
than asked for the ordinary blocks that are not steam-cured. Why
not use the best? Our product lt handled by lumber and material
dealers in Nebraska and Iowa.
IDEAL CEMENT STONE CO., 1708-10 Cuminj SL, Phone Douglas 4421
McDOXALD.
II. S.
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NATE TRAPHAGAN.
sixVAZ LKJUIJs
Oet Our Xstlmates. Wi Rent Tents and Camp Farnltnre.
NEBRASKA TENT & AWNING CO.
Ho Connection. With Aj7 Other Tent and Awins Concern.
I'hone Douglas .SOU. 709 Houth Kixteenth St.
jypa
ALEXANDER MUNROE
Warm Air Heatlmr and TsntUatina". Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron
Works. Jobbers of Tnraaoes and Auer Una of Keflsters.
THE HOUSE OF QUALITY
Estimates Cheerfully Given,
. Waahlna-toa Ball.
FenlaanJajr Fnmaoea.
400 South lath Btrvet.
Heavy Hoisting
E. J. DAUI8
UUFsrciiaSL TeLD.353
Unexcelled
Service
STORAGE GO.
PACKERS
FOR WEDDING GIFTS
Experienced and responsible packers and necessary materials for packing
silver, glass, ornaments, pictures, furniture, etc.. will be furnished cm
proper notice. Wedding" sifts and valuables will be packed, stored and
forwarded to any destination desired.
Omaha Van & Storago Co.
806-618 South Sixteenth Street
Phone Doug. 416!
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