Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 18, 1915, Page 8

THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: APRIL 18, 1915, “HELPS FOR . Sub-Agencies in Omaha and Vicinity Sherman loConnell Drug Oo., l».l:‘ Dodge Sts. N SHERWIN-WILLIANS B Ao AMer ... Park 'y > need to have far 2l kinds of 3 you should b FAINTS oo Painting attar the. axtrond °§ extrenne . ” e s X cold season., A Paint and Varsidh Jor_ Kvers. Puivese " N S e Agents and Dealers Everywhere Prans 3 P, 4011 o, 13th By A. Feldbusen, 40tk and Do It Now! A coat of paint will improve the appearance as well as enhance the value of your home, and protect it from the elements. Meeding ot thy WE are ‘the' bl ment is unsurpa m:a A floor eoverings thri that the DIRT hae'} SVste“ gotten fn. The e comforters and the Send Us Your Rugs, i S. W. P.—A weather-resisting exterior paint, 48 shades. Farnam. Flat-tone-- A durable flat oil paint, washable, 24 shades. ™®**if DI Oo= . sts. Mar-not—A water-proof floor varnish. Bemis Park Pharmacy, Scar-not— A water-resisting interior varnish. MW Call or write for a copy of Sherwin-Williams’ ‘“ Port- en amn, a folio of Painting and Decorating Suggestions.”” No P e SaiTdornta. Blankets! Etc' by A“ Mea‘n clmlrge for Expert Decorative Suggestions, Dresher Bros Phone Mammoth $57, Tyler 345 i 2211.2213 Fa Paint is a Necessity Let our salesman assist you in the selection of proper materials. Your painter will be glad to use our products for we stand back of him. LarrC TV A AS11 ] P ) 4 ;/,f.". (7] ‘/ /7 Hlf'/r 4 /’// "'f""./lx‘ / & '/.'l'lr Barker Bros. Paint Co. - fas g s Phone Douglas 4750. 1609% Farnam St. F#ént5Pyomscr Will Do Your Housecleaning o P ELECTRIC CLEANER Gets All the Lint and Threads; Approved i\ M Semce the B.e‘t . ‘Now 525 by Hundreds of Houwsewives in 5,:::';::; s L ,,'4 ‘( , WS 'Three Auto Dehve"es . e T S, Ttattons, Phone Today for Free Denoutnlio.) in Your Home ~,(\ W ))fi’% Z " A\ I })/7 12 MAKES OF ELECTRIC 12 WASHING MACHINES . We carry twelve of the better makes of Elec- tric Washing Machines and feel confident that we can meet the demands of the most critical housewife . Paint Company When you need electric household iat talk to the ‘y‘lloul:eholn:le ::onomi:t." g i E. B. WILLIAMS FORMERLY 1900 WASHER CO. We Make Liberal Terms on All Machines i,vlltl:andHo'wudStnoh _1\__12 House-cleaning This Spring--- Get an Electric Cleaner now and there will be no need for the dreaded spring cleaning. An Electric Cleaner takes out every speck of dirt, grit and dust every time you run it lightly about. It will renovate upholstery, drapery, curtains and walls, too, without the slightest injury and without turning the house “topsy- turvy.” Once used an Electric Cleaner is indispensable. For Sale by All Electrical Dealers. ,Mid-West Electric Company Cl pirit i ean Up Spirit i Omaha has taken to the clean-up idea with unusual spirit, as evidenced by the m activity of thousands of young and old va people of the city during the last few 18 days. The finishing touches of the work aF will be accomplished this week when ©% forty-eight wagons' of the city street cleaning department will cover eighteen . districts and will haul away, without charge, the heaps which have been place in convenient places by the householders, st The clean-up work is divided between the street and the health departments, the latter taking care of unsanitary accumula- ’;] tions which must be removed within a specified time. h The city officials do not want to usc the word ‘‘must,’’ in this connection, al- though there are instances when the law M must be invoked. The officials want §o, th and they believe they are bringing the 'c people of the eity into a realization of the F importance of a city beautiful ahd a cify which is clean. It is pointed out that it requires only a little effort upon the part of each family to bring out this desired g condition. Ham S Yesterday the children of the city f§1 . 1207 ey teet‘ in with enthusiasm and they accomplisf- L’I!I ed much—yards were vaked of litter ardd L, rubbish and alleys were clcaned, T f parkings along sidewalks were brushec up for the reception of Miss Spring, who th bas made Ler appearance, a8