Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 1, 1916, Page 56

HYS’I‘ERY ABOUT THE INDUSTRIAL PARADE One Thing Seems Oertain and That is Visitors Will Wit- ness a Live Spectacle. ; FIRMS BUILD OWN FLOATS There is an air of mystery about the industrial parade to be held in Omaha _ October J in the afternoon. The mystery comes about through the fact that the various manufactur- and industrial concerns who are tn ring the parade are building their floats at fll\r‘respecuve plants, and no one lxcept the artificer building I T aale et sorne tirty -lflnnml }llve zefimtoly entere; 1 will be represented decorated floats that will streets., «""'4" Itis ‘iugun on the on Streets, * ts and perhaps {oy.%l?l,n Lty A1 s Pri Elte ho an_auxiliary crulsors Prinz Bitel nmcd there will be a wagon Friederich and Kron Prina Wilhoime which the u;gi factory, mak- | 0 GRANDMA AND HER BABIES. e the sanitary bottling of milk and the churning of butter, in which activity Omaha leads the world. Firms Building Floats. Here is the list of firms quietly deslgnmg artistic floats to represent their respective industries in the in- dustrial parade October 3, in the afternoon: O Biten Candy company. Carpenter Paper company, arding Ice Cream company. Byrne Hammer Dry Goods company, John Deere Plow company. Lininger Lmplement company. Trible Bros, Paxton-Gallagher company. Unlon Stock yards, rfmour company. Cudahy Packing. company, Switt and company. J. L. Brandels & Sons, Burgess-Nash comjany. Nebraska Telephone compary. Androw Murphy & Sen Electric Light cqmvlnv Burest Rallway company. ha Gas company. llc(‘urd Brady company, Burgess-Granden company. Alamito_ dary s Bak| lnc company. Hldl-nd Glass & P-lnt nompnny J. F. Stroud and company, The Basket stores, os0 Wiles Sompany. Johnson-Danfor Nebraska Gllda Aulo company, e Interned lhl ‘l‘u"l. Old Polnt Comfort, Ve United Btater” mu--m»- ught haven lnH y tossing out a few choice bits to the | Spsns vy Jaei BigSuel s in o chi on the sidewalks, " flmed there will be a float manned by -cfironed bakers kneading bread ud ing out 5-cent and 10-cent tario, uk«l tonight to begin a searo ceeding under Its own steam. Artist Is Missing. Cal., Sept. 30.—The :olica were for J. F.. Helm, nh utfiuu u chess lPllYer of New lt is assumed there will be a float in | J27kr, ¥ho Ds baen, missing since lnst ‘which king of fancy biscuits and crackers will be may be a float upon which the manu- facture of brick and cement blocks will be in progress. Another may be showing the manufacture of shirts and overalls, Another may demonstrate 3795 Model 854 £.0.b. Toledo motor— motor of its built so big, SALES ROOMS p.u.lu 3202 2047-49 Farnam Street take a walk in a canyon noar here, Friends illustrated. There lur he may have been the victim of an acci- | Without Offending. Twa things you can say to almost any man without offending him. One s: “You are working too hard." The other is: “You ought to get more pay."—Boston Globe, It has the famous Overland 35 horsepower Now at the height of its development— More than a quarter of a million in use— Driving more automobiles than any other power ever designed. And never before has anyone anywhere ever fine and comfortable a car to sell for anywhere near so low a price. THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: OCTOBER 1. ‘ DELMONICO, ROYAL CHEF. __THE GRAND MUFTL__ Ornamental Concrete | Lighting for Minna-Lusa| The Omaba Concrete Stone com-| pany has just been awarded by the| Charles W. Martin company the con- tract to furnish White Way Orna- mental . Granite Concrete Lighting Standards for the entire Minna- Lusa addmon There w:ll be several hundred posts used. These posts will be similar in style and finish to the lighting stand- ards which this company furnished last spring for the Field club district. With the artistic tone that-these ornamental concrete lighting. posts will lend to the landscape will make Minna-Lusa_the most beautiful addi- _| tion_ever laid out in Omaha, HYPS AND ALREADY DELIVERE MAXWELL HEARSE, SOLD BY THE C, W. E, UNDERTAKER OF WAKEFIELD, NEB, FRANCIS AUTO CO. = =rmm = 0 A It e - 795 Model 85~4 f.0.b. Toledo Think of It—112 Inch Wheelbase! The wheelbase is 112 inches. It has cantilever springs and And the price is $795. See us at once—they are selling faster than we can get them. Model 85-6, six cylinder 35-40 horsepower, ’ 116-inch wheelbase—$925. ’ Willys-Overland, Inc., Omaha Branch The Willys-Overland Company, Toledo, Ohio. RV S tATON 20th “Made in U. S. A ATTORNEYS ’ Smyth & Schall 0 S e T e e e TR n—— i 4 i H g £ ¥ A S four inch tires. and Harney Streets Douglas 3230 1918. VOTE EOR Judge Robert W. Patrick ssonsraivsun Lanaidate for J udge of the Mumcxpal Court | Born in Omaha and a resident for fifty-eight years. Present Presiding Judge of that Court. 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