Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 15, 1915, Page 9

THE BEE: UMAHA, WEUNESUAY, DECEMBRER 10, 1Y10. > {Up-to _Minute Store on Most Valuable Omakha Corne? Drawing aside the curtain of the past., Trimble advert| furniture store S C Isth d Barkalow Bros. News Company, DREAM OF LONG AGO |+onseus o o o 0o oy % E. Corner and Farnam days of the steamboat and the Indian?| nam street Kountse Bros. were bank ular hostelry and candy store in the Rose bullding re- :“]’:’"'"“‘ o :"' been l"“j‘ \&Nt of. The | primity ohurch was at Ninth and Far calls to mind & little history which con- | yima moade o "na the streets some Fifty years ago Charles Goodrich lived | ers Jesse H. lace and where Bd Ma ots o Tivol arby | times muddy 10 Batbe Would’ take: yous 'i., owap cerns Farnam street of fifty years ago.| Taking a stroll down Farnam street fn | for a few kopeks and John 8. Cavlfle - E There are in Omaha today citizens who those halcyon days the passerby could | .- n Stephens and Gap ox oper © and MeCormic and Julive hurch Fifty Years Ago. houss on the northwest corner. The | WOrshipers in the opera house later was used as a city | Around the corne mplained LANE OF SMALL STORES THEN bs! of the nolse on Downas was well-known No Rallrond or Pu-om The opening of the new Barkalow cigar There were no railroads here then and | buiding. On the mouthwest corner was the fire engine house and Mr. Goodrich Opening of Barkalow Bros. Store|'r™n with the machine” when the bell rang. The old court house was on the can turn back In fancy to the days of | have stopped at Samuel Burns' store for 165 when Farnam was a village street, | TOCKery and chinaware, bought & steam- | car: store. Jucob with & hill at Sixteenth street. The | betay it o Harry P. Douel, hardware |y mortician and James K. Iah dispensed of W. J. Broatch or . Fred Snyder, | gougs Milton Rogers oxchanged hard- pedestrian alonk this street fifty years Recalls History of Farnam Street | northeast cormer and Redick's opera | Freighters stock | groceries at Will R. King's store and| ware for money and the \lnrhml Star ago today would have regarded as & |gome dry goods of Mat Shic today. Samuel | Clothing house brightened a cormer of W ‘llr(,!qr;vj of the brain the suggestion that |A Orchard was in husiness and Henry | s own M. (. Wilbur and John Coff e have ]Ilade a care ul Selec- fhia there would be auch a fine struc- | W. Yatex was tn a bank. Samuel Motatt | man rented livery rigs to the boaux and ti g > ure on the southeast corner of Sixteenth | was cashier of the Rank of Nebraska and » { bellen of the village. Heénry Pundt was ge o Tl""l’"."‘, streeta as the Rose building ’u.p Western Exchange bank was in ob- | another grocer and Harvey Watson ap- on oI cCigars, candies an nd that the corner store would have |eration. Caldwell & Hamilton were en- ’ p e o | peased hunker in his restaur k s \ b bean used for the sale of high class cigars [ gaged as bankers, lnter forming the | oOf all of this historieal recol- smokers artic es, ecause we and candies, with expensive furnishings |Omaha National bank. A U. Wyman, | jeoti A G O oetf, of » v nrl mahogany, marble, plate glass and |afterwards treasurer of the United the Barkalow COMPARY'S new store “a“t tO St'dn(l behlnd every g s States bank, was & member of the-colony | in (he Hose building. It just goes t b Dream Hecomes Faet, of money changors and Joseph and John | show how this company has kept abreast ] ld l The dream of fifty years ago is a reality | Sheely were dispensing meats. L. May | of Omaha's growth and that it knows article so at the store. owned a oclothing store and Dewey & |what the public wants Our years of service in cater- ing to the public has taught us the absolute necessity of a careful selection of stock as well as necessity for modern . and up-to-date equipment for taking care of same. ]'_2 &I.I' Chocolates Gloria Chocolates are on sale today throughout the city. Christmas Suggestions Give him well known standard brands. Take no chances on unknown cigars. We carry NILES MOSER KOGERS CO.’S staple goods. A few mentioned below: Buy a box. 1If you do not find them the most delicious Chocolates youn ever tasted, ask for your money back; it will be promptly refunded. They are so much better than any others and so different that there is no com- parison. Many Different Varieties to Select From Half-pound, one-pound and two-pound boxes, at 80¢ per pound. “Up-to-the-Minute” Websters La Saramitas La Preferentias First Consuls Chancellors Skill, knowledge and disregard of expense are the secrets of the unequalled excellence of Gloria Chocolates, . We especially recommend our Fontenellecigar,which is made up solely for us. They are made from choicest fruits and nuts from the garden spots of the world, combined with chocolate of more exquisite flavor than you ever thought possible. All materials used are the purest and best that can be obtained. No extracts, synthetic flavorings, artificial colorings or substitutes of any kind are permitted, They are produced in a bright, sunlit factory, where the most ex- acting conditions of n.nl'.ary\hyslene are strictly enforced. No chocolates to equal them in quality or flavor have ever been offered to you before, Take a box home tonight, and if you are not delighted with them, get your money back. Barkalow Brothers News Co. 16th and Farnam Sts. All put up in Christmas packages. Call for them. Niles Moser Rogers Co. Distributors Nebraska’s Largest Candy Makers ROSS B. TOWLE, Pres. A. W. GORDON, Treas. Telephone Your Orders, Tyler 333 For the Discriminating Smoker F.GARCIA & BROS. Manufacture the Following Brands— They Have No Superior or Equal ALL FINE HAVANA Blunts in 10c Size Merchants in 10c Size Staple in 2 for 25¢ Size Panama in 2 for 25¢ Size LA AZORA “The Cigar of Cigars” SIZES10c, BISMARK AND KINGS ALSO OPERA 5c¢ Manufactured in Bond TAMPA, FLORIDA