THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: MAY 16,1920.
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Taxicab Service:
When you have to make a train, evening calls, shopping
trips wherever you want to go the ideal way is to go in a
Brown Cab. No matter what "kind of weather or at what '
"time of day or night. Your wife, mother or the children are
just as safe in a Brown Cab as in your own limousine. Then,
top, the rates are reasonable.' A tested and sealed meter is in
plain view of the passenger. Accuracy of these meters is
guaranteed. You will not be over-charged. Call Douglas
90, or else hail one. They are "Everywhere in Omaha."
Baggage and Transfer Service:
' We haye the largest and best equipped fleet of' baggage
and transfer trucks in Omaha. Brown trucks are aVailable to
. the public for every Jiauling, purpose. Your baggage or other
articles, in our handling, will r eccive the best of care. Trunks
are always placed bn end, and never one upon another. We
are the only authorized railroad transfer company in the city,.
and we can check your baggfae through to its destination.
No worry or bother at the stations.
We also have a Piano Truck, -espe- ,
cially built' for Wiling pianos. v
Brown trucks, phone Douglas'95.
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- Our business is maintained to provide the people of Omaha, and the'
city's visitors, with efficient taxicabnd transfer service. Our aim in the past
has rjeen to make this service as convenient, pleasant and economical as we
cAeruiig our enons m tins direction, we Have won the approval of the '
public, and have met with great su ccess. Now, in the future as well
as in the past, we shall continue, to give you the best, most efficient
service that you can secure in any city anyvhere. Every attention will be
given to you, the customer, and you may tie assured prompt, courteous,, de
pendable treatment. x .
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There are many reasons why our service 'has proved so. satisfactory.
We are continually purchasing new equipment in order
' to better accommodate our fast growing volume of calls. f-
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Our equipment is kept in A-l condition at all times.
Scores of mechanics are employed,' and our shops are
kept open night and day. Every employee in the organiza
tion is interested in working for the welfare of the public.
We employ only reliable people; they are well paid and on
- a bonus system, and they realize that more and better satis
fied patrons means a better paid position for every one " (
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Douglas 90
(Taxicab)
Douglas 29 B
(Transfer),
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L. AMBULANCE SERvllOE "J h WXKi .
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Ambulance Service
A wonderfully luxurious Cadillac ambulance
has lately been added to our service, and now fills
a long felt need. This motor ambulance is mod
ern and complete in every detail to give eaSSe and
comfort to sick or injured tfkile being taken from
one place to another. y This service is for. the pub
lic in general, as wellxas for physi
' cians, surgeons and hospitals. Two
men, experienced in ambulance
work, will be in charge both night
and day.-- Phone Douglas 90.
FraEgfifeF Go,
S. A. Houser, President. ,
C. C. Nienian, Treasurer.
Jack Sharp, Secretary.
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