Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 4, 1915, Page 16

14 WINTER WHEAT ABOVE AVERAGE Burlington's Weekly Crop Report t Shows Conditions Ahead of Any Former Year, LARGE “AOIIAGI FOR CORN a better condition than at any cor- responding perfod during former years. On the basis of 100 per cent being the condition, on the several divisions of the road, the conditioa division,” 102 per ocent. Lincoln division, 102 per_cen 2oon. o 1 per cen £ Spring grain is up and is making rapid growth. t It 1s estimated that up to last Saturdey . night about 20 per cent of the corn acreage had with prac- A tiealy all of he crop in the ground by ik I%;?gi Es £ i i1t H I i i} g I3 one- i} inch at Sargent to three and one- balf inches at IHastngs, the heavy Y . rains being well distributed; the Wyom- ¢ Ing division showed one-half inch at Kllams, with three inches at Strang; ti MoCook diviston, three-fourth of an inch at Ayr to three and one-half inches at McCook. to e Chief Clerk Whitehead of the Burling- ten's it ehertd i 'i tfff Y H i iz ! i [ LR | L the o the piant is far ad- The acreage is fully up to, it -g.no’-m-a-u. Nebrasgka and Kansas, plant- hie il it !gsi B98 181 o it ',} . '§;s|§}l§§! El ihlg % i ; i cathartic. Stout m- L MHE BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, MAY 4, 10ia \ VARANTEES e e— Omaha-Made Goods Are Better —————————————————————— ———————————————————— e—————— . ee————————————— / And as to price, there is no question about it. Omaha- made goods cost less. We KNOW. These are facts you can’t afford to pass up in your household or business life. If you don’t already know how true they are, it's to your interést to FIND OUT. - For example: You are a fre- < quent purchaser of a certain . not made in. commodit : Omaha which gives reason- able satisfaction. Until now “the chances are you didn’t know that an Omaha manu- facturer made a like product. \ and Cost Less Omaha is fortunate in having scores of factories of the highest type in the United States run on a scientific, efficient, up-to-date scale. The products are, with very few exceptions, superior in tevery way to competitive brands. ' Omaha’s Pride -her cleafi, up-to-date, sanitary effi- cient laundries. Omaha people are a very fastidious _ folk, but your laundries are going you one better all the time, in antic- ipation of your tastes and require- ments. ¢ \ " Science and efficiency have been applied to . the laundry business. X . Laundry work is now done more carefully and at less cost than accomplish at home. The laundry business in Omaha is nota sub- stitute—it is the r<e-a< thing. “Omaha qual- ity” tis the moving spirit of ‘this great move- ment. Nonpareil Laundry Co.. 1708 Vinton St. T 77 Douglas 2860 “OMAHA'S QUALITY LAUNDRY" Kimball Laundry, 1507-11 Jackson St. - g Do 919 *“THE WABHWO@ OF THE HOME" you oould ever hope to It’s maker claims that it is just as good or better than the article you -have been buying and costs less. Are you willing to be shown?.. Then give the Omaha-made article a trial the next time youare in the market. Under- stand there is no sentiment- alism concerned. 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