Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 15, 1915, Page 8

f rea smiwr Y2m (OSPPRNUO e A Mild, Aromatic Cigar, 3 fqr 25¢ to 3 for 50c TRACY BRos, Co. OMAHA, NEB. LA TRUDA HAVANA CIGAR 10c - Just One Size, 2 for 25c We carry a complete line of the well known ark & Tilford ine Candies FARADAY - MILD HAVANA 72d St. and Columbus Ave., New York. 417 Rue St. Honore, Paris. THE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, Will Be Operated By DECEMBER 15, 19 Grand Opening, Dec. 15th, of Omaha’s Finest Cigar Store In the Rose Building, Corner 16th and Farnam Streets BARKALOW BROS. NEWS COMPANY BARKALOW BROS. GET BUSY CORNER 0ld Omaha Firm Will Open Up-to- the-Minute Cigar Store in the New Rose Building. BRANCH INTO RETAIL TRADE| ond B b | The opening of Barkalow Bros' News company store at the southeast corner of Sixtenth ana Farnam streets, in the | attention has been given to the selection NOW (06t LN LK, \veunesday, has imor significance than the mere addition of | a modern cigar and candy center to Omaha's retail district. The event marks the opening of another splendid business block on Omaha's busiest intersection, i an epoch in the life of one of the city's business Institutions and adds one more beauty spot to Farnam street, the his- toric thoroughfare of Nebraska's metrop- olis. In bringing this “up-to-the-minute” | store to the attention of Omahans, it may | be noted that the Barkalows are branch- Ing out into the retall fleld, A year ago they took over the news and clgar stand | in the Fontenelle hotel and now control | the stand in the Omaha National bank building. They will have the same | privilsge in the Grain Exchange building | and have other locations in view. | ‘When the doors of the new store in the Rose bullding shall have been thrown | Es. HES Into something different in the line of a cigar and candy retall establishment, The location, in the first place, was selected on account of the many pedestrains pass- Ing the corner every day. tI is regarded as one of the most desirable corners in the city and the opening of any business at thig corner commands more than pass- ing notice, This store will be conducted with a view of catering to women and men. Careful | of stocks which will merit the patronage of those who have disoriminating tastes in the purchase of cigars, chocolates and bon bons. The Barkalows will make | their store a popular place and popular prices will, prevail, consistent with high grade goods. An assortment of articles for smokers | will be included and everything will be up to the minute. There will be a variety of Park and Tifford's, Lowney's and O'Brien’s box candles. The interior of | the store has been finished at great ex- | pense. The woodwork is mahogany with | inlaid white holly. Advantage has been taken of every modern appliance for the care of clgars which is regarded as an important feature of a first class store. Cigar men today realize that much of their suceess consists in knowing how to keep cigars in proper condition. The showcases are of special construction, with lavish plate glass, and Itallan mar- | ble and green verdi antique marble bases. | The wall cases are new in design and | never have been seen in the west. They are made of plate glass and mirrors. Patrons will be provided with telephone service, both In and out, and a Up-to-the-Minute in Every Detail cured from the telephone company. The Barkalows, up to a year ago, oper- ated principally on rallroads and at rail- way stations. They received many sug- gestiong that they should enter into the retail store business and their success thus far warranted them in opening fhis beautiful new store. With a record of having served the public for more than half a century, they feel they will be able to meet every demand in this instance and they expect to make their new corner a point from which all distances will hereafter be reckoned. The corner has been a land- mark for fifty yeary and promises to be 80, more than ever, During the construction of the Rose bullding there was considerable specula- tion among business men as to who would occupy the corner store. Natural curiosity was aroused and when it was nolsed around that the Barkalows had taken the corner, there were many con- gratulatory remarks, for the proprietors are well known in Omaha. “Our new store will be operated on the basis that it is to be a permanent place where Omaha people and visitors to our city may always feel they can buy the best cigars, candies and smok- ers’ articles. Our stocks will be up to the minute every day of the year and we will maintain a large variety. We will handle all of the popular brands in imported, Havana and domestic clgars,” stated George Schnell, general manager for the Barkalows. M. Schnell has been with the firm many years and he knows what is what In selecting stocks that will command a growing patronage and please all classes open Tuesday morning Omaha will look | catchy number, “Tyler 33" has been se-! of patrons. Jose Vila Tampa, Florida First Cigar Made in U. S. Bonded Factory 10c, 2 for 25¢ 3 for $1 The Peregoy & Moore Co. Distributors Mild Habana Blend Cigars Tar Proclaimed the Greatest Success in Cigardom Once Introduced no Separation from MURIEL Your “Smoke-Partner” FOR LIFE Lacks Nothing But a Rival Harle-Haas Drug Co. Distributors Council Bluffs, Iowa. International Exposition was awarded, to erbert eyton smofi?.??»‘ii;tm "3 N 1:1}!0 Sup;’rior'jury Aé\med-‘ %er_rlc somethin about it youll like