THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: JULY 15. 1917.
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LODGE ROOM HEWS
OF GREATER OMAHA
fondness for automobiles, he is in no
sense a 'joyrider.' He is merely put
ting his automobile to the use com
mon to 90 per cent of the machines
sold and using it in a practical, sen
sible way.
"Every day of the year the farmer
finds good use for his car in his farm
work. Should a trip to town be neces
sary during the day, his automobile
will not only transport him to the
city and allow him to return to his
work in but little time, but he does so
without interfering with work on
which horses are used. And every
FAMOUS HAIRPIN TURN OUT OF DENVER Provides
one of the thrills motorists experience in touring the Rockies.
The photo Was taken by Grant McFayden of the Ford Motor
Co. of Omaha.
one knows that no farmer keeps a
surplus of horses these days..
"Were I to enumerate the many
uses a farmer finds for an automo
bile, it might surprise the city man.
In marketing his produce, placing him
in a better position to assist his neigh
bors with their work, affording his
family increased social advantages,
permitting the family to come to the
city to shop more frequently, ana in
many other ways the farmer finds an
automobile indispensable.
"And the benefits a farmer derives
from an automobile directly reach his
city neighbors in many ways.
ayoodmeii of the World Prepare
"do Say Farewell to the Boys
(T Who Are Called to the
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-Tuesday evening Seymour camp No.
16, Woodmen of the World, will
give a stag entertainment for mem
bers of the uniform rank. This is a
farewell to members of this organiza-
J tion, as most of the boys have en
i listed They have been in a cham
l pionship company , for many years,
taking first prizes at district and na
tional encampments."
Druid camp No. 24 held an open
meeting Monday night when some
lively athletic contests were staged.
South Side Camp No. 211 meets
each second and fourth Wednesday in
the Odd Fellow hati; At the next
meeting new members will be initiated.
Benson Camp No. 288 will meet
Tuesday evening, when several candi
ates will take The perfected degree.
Lithuanian Camp No. 444 reports
that Hugo Newidomsky has enlisted
in the United States cavalry and Peter
Wisdavinicz in the navy. Clerk J. P.
Uvick is planning to give an entertain
l ment in honor of all the Lithuanian
V ; boys who have enlisted, the proceeds
to be spent for safety razors, "house
cas wives" and other things that Uncle
dei Sam allows the boys to take.
tod$ Thomas Camp No. 523 at the meet
l:0"ing Thursday night perfected plans
jnj for the completion of the hall, which
, is under course of construction. The
t city manager was present and made
the camp a present of a piano for the
hall.
Woodmen Circle.
W, A. Fraser Grove No. 1 held its
regular business meeting Friday
evening. On account of so much in
terest in the work, the grove is hold
ing meetings regularly during the
Bummer months.
Wednesday night the official an
nual joint memorial service of all
Omaha groves of the Woodmen Circle
will be held in Odd Fellows' hall,
Twenty-forth and- M streets, South
Side. Sovereign Lentz of South
Omaha Grove will preside and Sover
eign Waidelich of Manchester Grove
No. 156, will be in command of a
drill team, composed of representa
tives of the various Omaha groves.
The memorial address will be by D.
H, Mercer. A large delegation from
the state is expected.
Maccabees.
M tire .last review of Omaha Tent.
Kb. 75 the following officers were
installed by Past Commander Coe,
Past Commander George W.
Jewell; commander, L. C. Rigby;
lieutenant commander, J. C Pageler;
chaplain, L L. Mitchell; sergeant, C.
C Ellington: master at arms. J. W.
Finney; first guard, George A. Lee;
second guard, J. i. Corev: sentinel.
B. M. Homan picket, J. Lynstad.'
Fraternal Aid Union.
After a short business session next
Tuesday evening, Mondamm Lodge
No. 1?1 will entertain at a "stunt
party," to which members and friends
are invited.
Patterson Believes Money ,
In Buying Old Houses
D. C Patterson is one of those who
b'elieve that there is a movement
toward the old houses as investments
and for homes, as they can be sold so
much cheaper than the newer built
houses, and as a rule are better built
and more comfortable. -
Realtor Reorganized in Directory.
Hugh E. Wallace is pleased with
having the first classfied building di
rectory recognizing the term "realtor"
in the country. This he has just in
augurated in the new First National
bank building. A committee, headed
by H. A. Tukey, is making arrange
ments for a similar classified list in the
telephone and city directories.
Persistent Advertising is the Road
to Success.
MODERN MOTOR CAR
KEEPS BOYS ON FARM
Mitchell Sales Manager Tells
Experience of Tillers of Soil
v and Their Experiences
Since Autos Came.
Tainsh, general sales manager of the
Mitchell Motors company of Racine,
Wis., "that you no longer hear very
much about the boys leaving the
farm?"
"A few years ago every farmer with
a son grown to manhood was at his
wits end to keep the boy on the farm.
Young men could not be induced to
remain in the country and farm papers
were constantly deploring the 'lure of
the city.'
"That the automobile has been re
sponsible for the change there is not
the slightest doubt. Many farmers
in all sections of the country who own
Mitchells have admitted so to me.
"But while the country boy has a
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of its owners.
In order to properly judge
the Velie you must ride in
it and compare it with
other automobiles. Then
you will know why it takes
the honors away from all
other cars in its class
in hill, climbing in'
smooth, confident get
there' performance on
every kind of road in
longest service at lowest
upkeep cost.
On these values Velie has
never been beaten even in
years of competition with
the highest - priced cars
for in the Velie at $1225
you get the "Best Value"
at Any Price."
Immediate Deliveries Now
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' OMAHA, NEB.
Douglas 8554. 2027-29 Farnara St.
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There are leaders and there are
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-143 miles to a quart of oil
-7,600 miles per tire
remarkable record for a high-powered car. These figures
represent the averages of 1 200 Haynes owners, selected
at random from every state in the country.
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And they were not all new cars
-nor were they all old ones. They
ranged from a few months, to three
yeanv-two-thirds had been driven for
more than a year.
They had traveled all kinds of
roads-through sand, mud, and snow. "
Yet with all this the Haynes cars
maintained the remarkable averages
recorded above.
Your Haynes will be of the same i
stock. Let us demonstrate.
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OMAHA, NEBRASKA.
2032 F.rn.m Str..t. Phon Douglas 5383.
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A quart will clean your
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SUPPLY COMPANY SUPPeS
OMAHAT
2051 Farnam St.
Phoa Dooflu 921
The Law Says:
All automobiles must be equipped with
an approved non-gearing device or Lens be
fore July 24, 1917.
To Be Safe
Equip Your Car With
Prismolite
THE PERFECT LENS '
, You have noticed the scarcity of lenses.
' The closing down of nearly all glass factories
is responsible.
The Prismolite factory is working day
and night in order.to supply the enormous de
mand for their product.
We will have a big stock of Prismolites
Wednesday, July 18, 1917. ' - -
Book Your Orders With Us NOW!
The List Prices are Low and we have an
Exceptional Proposition for the dealer.
Lininger Implement Co.
Omaha, Neb. Douglas 109.
All broken Prismolites replaced free of charge
The Bee is Omaha's Great' Family News
paper. Advertisers always get good results.
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