Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 15, 1909, Page 12

ATURDAY LECTRICITY FOR EVERYONE| | i‘Electrirl Show Teaches Everyone | ‘ Its Many Uses. | | | | | NECESSITY FOR HOME OR FACTORY i | Omaha Pace with the Reat of the, Country in of Mnagle Powe It one would know exactly what power | costs, use electric power—the power that admits of no uncertainty—the power that | moves your machiner without waste or shrinkage | Dependabllity and freedom from ‘brefk- downs" are two cardinal virtues of electric power. Electric power is free from the | annoying features of other power, for lu‘ its use, the trouble-producing overhead shafting, pulleys, slipping and energy- | wasting belts are, almost entirely olimin- | ated. These are mighty important factors, a8 all well-informed power experts admit In a given amount of floor space, for a fetory of any sort, the man who installs motor-driven machinery can do one of two things that the other fellow eannot—he | operate more machines in the samo space or he ean have more room for t comfor: and convenfence of his help. No valuabl L Is taken up by boller and engine, rooms, coal bins, overhead shafting and belts. Practically all modern factory build- | ings are planned for the use of electric | | power. Old plants now operating with | other forms of power cam readily be con- | nected up with electric power. 1t sanitary conditions alone were the only reacons, they would in themselves b mighty argyments in favor of operating all i | machinery by electricity. This is especially | im.» in plants where a large number of | ‘)v"mlfl are employed as well as where food | | products are made. In any factory wh | the purity of the product is of the most im- | | portance, the doing away with the things | that collect and distribute dust, dirt and i . grease s accomplished by having all ma- | il N R g THIS W ST | ¥ * ¥ % 1. chinery motor-driven J In these days of keen competition and ;i . . -~ - " very narrow margins of profit, many con cerns are paying big dividends today out of what was thoughtlessly ted a few { years ago. Under these conditions, there | Tean be absolutely no “leaks’” in the system | | of any manufacturing concern if that con- | cern s to maintain its position 'in the - mercial world. All arguments of economy favor the use of electric power and users attest to its superiority in way. The finest homes in Omaha, the ordinary | homes, the Inexpensive ones and Omaha's | largest and finest bufldings bear the stamp of Burgess-Granden company. This con- | cern, through most Intelligent, ¢ and aggressive management earned the distinction of leading in t} | lines. Belng in both theswho retail gas and electric fixture busines ¥y | are in position to carry by far the largest stock in Omaha, and exclusively repre- senting, as they do, the world's largest factories In the east and In foreign coun- tries, no other concern can obtain the ar. tistic and beautiful effects in lighting fix- tures which this firm shows. Their busi- | ness has been bullt up through competi- 3:fore purchasing fixtures for a home one usually examines e stock possible - . (Continued on Thirteenth Page.) PRTER MELCHOIR'S MILLING MACHINE CUTTING GEARS OMAHA PLATING COML 2 8 POLISHING LATHE DRIVEN CAL WORKS 3 S FOR THE Y 2-H R DRY GOODS COMPANY Cl WHILE YOU WAIT. WITH A FIVE-HORSEFOWER MOTOR. REPA " MOTORS, E ME WITE TTING 400 LAY NE TH AN LECTRIC RAPID SHOE REPAIR COMPANY'S COMPLETE MOTOR- WATERI.O0 CREAMERY MAKING FOUR LLONS OF 1CE W E » BAKERY MIXING FOUR BARRELS -OF g LY ELECTRICAL WORLD PRINTING A _DAII b T § : « AM IN | MINUTES WITH A QUARTER-HORS TIA ER DURING THE ICAL SHOW ON PRE! POWER MOTOR BY MOTOR You Should See Hew Electricity is Applied to All Classes of Machinery Placed on Exhibition at the Auditerium RIVEN REPAIR OUTFIT.