Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 28, 1915, Page 11

THE "BEE: = ONAHA TTW LDNESDAY, \IRll :i,r-. —‘g-‘—‘r——,_fl' SR /o(JAmv\ “UARANTEF" / “Made in Omaha” Is a Guarantee of Quality Without question, the people in this part of the country are the most critical in the United States. They have been educated to demand the best by hav- (in g the opportunity to get the best, and by having the money to pay for it | $877,220 Worth of Candy was made in Omaha last year; between fifteen and twenty thousand tons. Only a very slight per- centage of this candy was eaten by Omaha peo- ple; there is a big demand for it elsewhere. Why? Outsiders buy Omaha made candy be- cause it is good candy, and because the prices are right. There is no better candy made than Omaha candy. And you are sure of getting it fresh. | Omaha candy makers make and deliver candy the same day. Buy Omaha candy because it is just as good. Yet, most of us in Omaha will admit that we give the home manufacturer very lit- tle credit. As a matter of fact, few people can name a baker's dozen of Omaha made articles. That, perhaps, is the manufacturer’s fault. The out~of-town buyer knows these facts and the Omaha manufacturerr have Omaha manufacturers must buy raw products of the - world’s highest quality to satisfy the trade demands of this territory. Their equip~ ment must necessarily be . the latest and best to turn out the finished product of such high quality.It has come ' to be universally known - that “made in Omaha™ is the - highest pessible guarantee of just as cheap and fresher than other brands. - found him the line of least - - quality. - D.J. OBrien Co. Voegele & Dinning Co roNNcanOn. ; : Monte Christo Chocolates Muepp Chocolates i Gloria Chocolates Cteun Chocolam : Fontenelle Chocolates - This message is for YOU, Mr. and Mrs. Omaha Public. We make the best, under cond. tions more satisfactory to you; you want the best, so why not give the Omaha-made products the preference hereafter; always providing, however, that it makes good with you. - If it doesn’t, buy the product that does make good w1th you, whether made in Omaha or - elsewhere That’s fair, isn’t it. KEEP THIS LIST FOR FUTURE REFERENCE BAG MANUFACTURERS CEMENT BLOCK MANUFACTURERS ff!}gfl‘nl(}.&k SU W[JE& AND LAUNDRIES .Anpm' T N BIMISOMARA BAG 00, 11t and OMANA CONCRNTE STONE CO. N. NONPAREIL ©o,, 1708 Vin- 0., 81817 Bouth 104 bl Sts., Dourias 1160, ' flw 28th Ave. and Sahler, Web- .m'w. Co. 1811 Mow. ton "'I Do&'fi- 00 1007.00-11 as &, BOILEI MAKERS by, Tackeon at. Douine 15, snncn MANUFAOTURERS Rt coumwnonnn ENGRAVERS—ELECTROTY PERS LEAD WORKS PEEPATLSTIET E.. t0e Onmng %mm ©0,, 801.11 Douglas Bt ., 1 and 2 3 BAKEE EROS. BNGRAVING 0O0., 1916 LAWRENCE LEAD 00., Fae- ! DINNING CO. 181613 Hqwesd' . has. fory Bouth Omana Dongies Lok, BERUII nunnorm.-n: G vaal BOTTLERS ) oov. cmss Av?)"uflfi-r?.zss ENVELOPE MANUFACTURERS LODGE SUPPLIES AL SR 9,8 0. 10 BOUD 00, 1301 Wehiles SL. BURELEE (SFVALOFE GO. 417 8e LODGE SUFFLY 00. 1111 Faruam St. 0., Soutd Gmade, SLOUP.SKERRY ROTTLING CO. 1508 m 1600, UL - 4 Douglas 4 o-m'asu ©00., 0L Wo, 334 BV, ey o COFFEE, TEA AND SPICES OMANA FIXTURN & SUPFLY 00. | iiioms MANUFAOTURIN omAty S50 m L ¥ BOXES—PACKING PARMER-OLSON 0O, 113 So. Lith WA, © 4141818 So.. 1otk 8t Douglas 9734 Tath and eckeon wta. Tyier las L Y R OMANA BOX OO, East Omaba, Wrb. GERMAN. coFFEE ©O. FLOUR MILLS MONUMENTS AND e 418, 20172 mln% 95, UPDIKE MILLING 0O.. 1513 Shermas A‘“ OIL DRUMS O'FLYNG 0O, (Omaha Fibrs T ity ¥ Webster 68, ¥ pousian & 00, 178 Ouming St RASKA & IOWA STEEL TAWK gated Box Go). 1tk aad CRACKER MANUFACTURERS FURNAGES it "Ea Lok wovuse Sa- Webwier 478 veaworth, ""H."‘“’“ 00.. a.m Ave. 13th nu::“ “ “ Mu-{ n‘ l'"“l'-' o1L8 'I‘F\‘l‘s AND AW'm\m " ouglas . A BREWERS o m 1 ) oaet and Weir all stesl lo. ' noloul OIL CO., 304 Baird “.. ‘?:A“I‘A AND “fl~‘ TORS BREWING 0O. 1819 Ehermen CREAMERY COMPANIES o PA(‘)(I’NG HOUSE PRODUCTS CRAVATS, BELTS, PURSES, POCKET METE BEEWING 0., 6tk snd Leaves- B Tonoan 95, 10 and ¥UB Goo SWIFT AND 0O . South Omaha. BOOKS and SUSPENDERS S, G WATERLOO < CREAMERY 00, 1017 EASIOEAYLLTER . 2M e 00, SMITE, LOOXWOOD MFd; CO. 3383 FRED ‘XWUG_ BRIWING 0O, Xrug et . Songiae 1008, 8o, 18th Bt., Tyler A‘-,.,-‘::nnoo South Omaha, South South’ 13th ., 1. SIehue aad O . GAS COMPANIES MIRRORS and ART GLASS WINDOWS TIN CANS AND SHEET ME‘I‘AI rRTTER WING ©O., 30th and ¥ OOMMISSION, PRODUCE, g L Bts. (Bouth B). OMANA GAS CO, 1309 Noward #t. MIDLAND GLASS & PAINT 00, 1lth Dodge Bte., Douxine 068, SPRINGS BREWING 00, 34 UN & SON. no uw 11 Douglas 608. and Moward, Douglas 791, v and Xickory Sts., Dougles 1306, oward St., Douglas 434, IUE DEALERS WOOD WORKS DISTILLERS PLANING MILL OMAEA WOOD woORXITG 0O.. 1Sl BRICK MANUFACTURERS 8 L e AR om i wn't ooLD ‘:;ronno- ©0., I:ollI.Il ul;]‘b'!" x'.V“!'l‘rlDfl‘I‘? Marcy St., Dougles EETDRAVLIC FREES BRICK 00. 1308 nu.nv S5 Woward Bepour- °&A 3‘ é&‘.’ sfomaax co. v wgmiesoadion Bow ol WHOLESAL l- GROC Hmrs g, ias 934, 18th and Dodge Sts. PRINTERS—BOOK AND JOB PAXTON & GALLAGNER, 701-11 South ELECTRIC COMPANIES ke 5 Siuns & 10th St., Douglas 883 BUTCHERS' and PACKERS' TOOLS 10E \IA(‘HI\PB CREmA PRE [ 90 1% and Feo. WINDOW SHADE MANUFACTURERS Dot 346. ». » 00, 18 P BLEOTRIC LIGET & POWER 108 MACHINE CO. 19th aud SRy & MoRENEIE, t ST_SEADE FACT G'Dm. RS A OFors. ¥ e Douglas 1 B ichotas Brar D ouglas 1801, °gou¢u: T T LT e 8 miiton Bt Welnue o] T 4018