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THE tfF.E: OMAHA', SUNDAY. MARCH 19. 1922.
Ans weirs to-
For Your Convenience
A Grafonola Record Shop
' just inside the door on the
main floor. Come into
our booths and hear the
latest records. If you
haven't any particular w
lection in mind, consult our
advisory palesfolk. You
are never obligated to pur
chaseit is a pleasure to
serve you at any time.
Exclusive Columbia Shop
16th Near
Howard
FriM Winner, LEON A LEARY, Ml ForptHoa Avenue
Don't Take Our Word For It
"Good to the Last Drop"
Ask Any Ad v Useir
Roasted, Blended and Packed
in Omaha by Omaha People
McCord- Brady Company
Friu Winnar, JOHN F. SAUP. 17th and Izard
Patrons First
Employes Second-
Ourselves Last.
Quality
Sanitation
Service
Quantity
for
The Lowest
Price in
Greater
Omaha
We are content with a fair and reasonable profit.
COME IN AND LET US PROVE IT
Beatty Co-operative Cafeterias
The Henshaw Cafeteria, '
The Harmony Cafeteria,
The Beatty Cafeteria,
The Uneeda Cafeteria,
Beatty Bakery,
1509 Farnam Street
1509 Harney Street
1805 Farnam Street
115 North 16th Street
1513 Harney Street
Beatty Co-operatlTe Farm and Dairy, Benton, Neb.
Price Winner, JOHN F. SAUP, 17th and Iaard
Let Us Correct the
Facial Inaccuracy
That Mars Your
Appearance
WE REMOVE
Crooked Noses
Straightened
CONSULTATION FREE
Call phone Atlantic 4598, or
write for information about
the Face, Skin, Scalp, Fea
tures, or Complexion.
WARTS
WRINKLES
DOUBLE CHIN
PUFFY EYELIDS
MOLES
PIMPLES
"High Bridge
Double "Hump" or
Dent "Bit" No
Quickly Corrected, Whether from
Accident, Dltease or Birth.
C. A. Furey Institute
762-64 BRANDEIS THEATER BUILDING
Office Hoam 9 a. m. to 5 p. m., and 7 to 8 p. m.
, Sundays, 10 to 12 a.m.
The Best in the West
First Prize Winner, JOHN F. SAUP
Encyclopedia Americana
"Knowledge Is Power"
The 1922 Americana costs less per
volume than any other encyclopedia
on the market. Fair, unbiased,
scholarly, it is accepted by over
2,000 universities and colleges.
Maps made by Hand McNally at a
cost of $18,000 show new Europe
and new Africa. Built by the Scien
tific American compiling depart
ment, the encyclopedia contains
over 11,000 signed articles. The
Americana's thirty volumes contain
a total of 88,000 articles. The pro
duction of the set cost over
$1,000,000.
W. A. Hixenbaugh & Co.
Dealers in Fine Books
Phone JAckion 3297
1814 St. Mary's Avenue
Priie Winner, LEONA LEARY, 3216 Poppeltoa Avenue
SympathyTact
amd Eftoeminit
Combine economy to mae Hoffmann Service
the most complete -the moil thoughtful in Omaha
ANYWHERE
ANY TIME
CHAPEL
NO EXTRA CHARGE
LADY ATTENDANTS
Better
HOFFMANN
FUNERAL HOME '
DOuglas 3901
24th'and Dodge Streets
Prize Winner, JOHN F. SAUP, 17th and herd
Winners and Results of Ad -Writers' Contest
First Prize, John F. Saup, 17th and Izard streets, Omaha. Second prize, Mrs.
Arthur. G. Fales, 4128 Izard street,. Omaha. Third Prize, Leona Leary, 3216 Popple
ton avenue, Omaha.
The Omaha Bee has selected the "Best Advertisements" submitted of the respec
tive Merchants shown on this page from the many received by them. No complete
"set" of the advertisements submitted has been reproduced, but the "best" from each
contestant has been used.
There were so many "good ones" that it was difficult for the committee to select
the "best ones." However, we trust they will meet with your approval.
Winner of Columbia Records at Hartman's, Leona Leary, 3216 Poppleton avenue.
- .Winners of Orpheum tickets, Mrs. Arthur G. Fales, W. C. Bouk and John F. Saup.
When You Think Entertainment
Think
In the arrangement of the Rialto Theater every provision
is made for the convenience of our patrons. The building is one
that every citizen of Omaha may well be proud of.
The beauty, of design and interior decorations are pleasing
to the eye.
The high class musical selections rendered by Harry Brader's
Orchestra Supreme and also Julius K. Johnson at the organ are
pleasing to the ear.
The deference shown you by our corps of competent attend
ants will meet your approval.
The presentation of ONLY the newest, the best and the
cleanest in pictures at the Rialto will be especially pleasing to
your moral sense and make it indeed
The House of Superlative Entertainment
This Week HOPE HAMPTON in "STAR DUST"
15th at Douglas Sti.
Julius K. Johnson, Mgr.
Prize Winner, MRS. ARTHUR C. FALES, 4128 Izard Street
A CLEAN TOWEL
always on hand in the
office where a Frontier
Cabinet is use J.
LET US PUT ONE
IN YOUR OFFICE
One of Our Cabinets
NO WORK
NO WORRY
NOMINAL COST
and
ALWAYS A CLEAN
TOWEL
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Frontier Towel Supply
J. M. Jensen, Prop.
1819 California Street
Prise Winner, JOHN F. SAUP, 17th and Izard
Secretary Mellon says that the threatened
COAL STRIKE
is the only dark cloud on the economic horizon.
Don't Let It Cloud
Your Life!
ORDER TODAY
from
Consumers Coal & Supply Co.
"Dealer in Good Coal"
DO uglas 0530 DO uglas 0530
PRICES AND QUALITY RIGHT
Specialty Lump, per ton .$9.50
Wizard Semi-Anthracite, per ton..'. $14.50
Illinois Nut, per ton $8.50
Petroleum Coke, per ton. .$20.00
Delivered
Priie Winner, JOHN F. SAUP, 17th and lard
f Please Ym
. Pleases-Us
ELIMINATE
The Trouble and Worriet of
WASH DAYS
. -
Rough Dry or Dry Wash
Service
A Trial Vill Convince You High
Class Work at Standard Prices
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Established 1876
11th and
Douglas Sts.
Telephone
Jack. 0243
Priie Winner, MRS. ARTHUR C. FALES, 41Z8 Iwrd Street
Wkieirs
NAME
Below
EVERY MORNING
you will welcome
Your Good Morning Drink
PERFECTLY CANNED
and
CANDIDLY PERFECT
Paxton & Gallagher Co.
OMAHA
Priie Winner, MRS. ARTHUR C' FALLS, 412S herd Street
WHEN YOU INSTALL A
NESBIT
Healthful
Heat
FURNACE
YOU INSTALL
SATISFACTION
It lend ill moitture-taden warmed
air to every part of your houte, In
suring comfort and health.
PERFECTLY DESIGNED
and proportioned to fill every need
in a warm air furnace.
Years of Study and Experiment Have Produced This
PERFECTION IN FURNACES
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Standard Furnace & Supply Co.
Omaha
MANUFACTURERS
Sioux City
Prlte Winner, MRS. ARTHUR G. FALES, 4 128 Izerd Street
M
EAT!
We Sell More of It, at Less Money, Than Any
Other Dealers in Town
We Have the Volume
that enables us to
Sell at a Lower
Price Than Others
Watch the Daily Papers for Our Quota
tions Come in, Buy, and Save Money
BUEHLER BROS.
OMAHA'S LEADING CASH MARKET
Three Stores for Your' Convenience:
212 North 16th Street 2408 Cuming Street
4903 South 24th Street Omaha
Priie Winner, JOHN F. SAUP, 17th and Irtrd
THEATRE'
The home of refined vaudeville. Stars of renown on the
program every week.
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Many imitators, . but no equals. To copy is the sincerest
flattery.
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The Orpheum management strives to please no expense
is too great. .-.
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The large attendance at every performance is the best evi
dence of its superiority.
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Its varied selections ql high-class vaudeville performers,
coupled with a fine orchestra,- gives ample range to satisfy the
most exacting.
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The management pride themselves (and justly so) upon their
fine playhouse, courteous employees and pleasing programs from
time to time. - The large attendance and favorable comments
following each performance is sufficient evidence to convince
any of the fact that the
ORPHEUM THEATRE
is the best, most popular amusement place in Omaha.
Prize Winner, W. C. BOUK
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