Omaha daily bee., 1888-07-01
Seventh Year For the Great Gasoline
Quick Meal stove.

QUICK. Meal stove.
Over $50 were in use in Omaha Janu-
airy /, 1883. Nearly 15O have been sold
this spring. Not s.. 90 worth Of repairs
have been needed for the whole lot.
Never an accident has been reported
from one, when all other gasoline stoves
have caused accidents. The reason the
Quick Meal has never caused an acct
dent, is because it is so arranged that
it strictly guards against accidents.
II will take only two-thirds the fuel
of any other gasoline stove, and will do
all your cooking. washing, baking and
ironing with two-thirds the expense of
a coal stove.
You feel better in the fall after using
Quick Meal through the summer, be-
cause you have not perspired your health
away duringth summer over a hot cook
stove in the extreme hot weather.
Below / give the names of 100 who
have bought the Quick Meal this spring.
Look over the list-may be some of your
acquaintance are among them TO whom
you can refer for information.
+. +. Stone. 1923 Burt: G.. w. Van
Dorm, Walnut Hill; George u. Hengcn,
real estate. Paxton block; G. a. Abcr-
crombie, 1913 Chicago; r. w. Richards,
Continental Clothing company. Mr..
ThaXter, 2725 Hamilton; NJ. b. Powell,
druggist, NJ. ID. Hickey, 10Th and Har-
ney; w. H. Rockwell, 2729 Hamilton;
Mr.. Songoren, 18th and Howard; Will
lam Baird. 33d and Pacific; l.. NJ. Sauls-
bury. 10Th and Pierce, George Koogic,
l5il Saunders; Mr.. Hemple, 9th and
Pierce; Dan Shaunahan, 18th and
Leavenworth; G. o. Tullcn, 10Th ana
Leavenworth; w. Long, 9th and Hick-
Dry; Mr.. Burnen, 27l5 Charles; Fred
Krelle, halter, POS 5. 18th; l.. Kundson u,
sos S. oath; NJ. f.. Munson, 1914 Burt;
Miller Bros, ~rest'nt, 1901 St. Marys av.;
Mr.. Horton. 2S26 Decatur: Mr.. William
son, 10Th and Douglas; G. f. kaufman,
29th and Jackson; A.. G.. Redman, SO3
N. oath; ID. w. Roberts, 1894 S. 1lth:
M. A. C~omstock, 22l2 Burt; +. M. Ellis,
architect, AID and Farnam; Rev.
Rocker, 1921 S. 18th; j. +. Hamlin, 5l1
Pierce: G.. Messmer, 2029 Pierce; X.
Ham, 1920 Jackson; Knight, 10Th and
Ames; Wright. 42l Center; j. +.
Strong, Ills California; Mattson, 2O26
Dorcas; &. Madison; j. d. Green, Ais
Poppleton ave-, Ely Clayton, N. f. cor
ner 9th and Pierce; b. Finley, SIG N.
10Th; G.. II. Armstrong, $50 Saunders;
G. johnson, 2422 Pierce; w. +. Loren
zen, III $. 18th: w. Preston, 502 S. 2lst;
2. McArdle, 203l S. 18th; Y. X. Sud
borough. 400 S. Goth: j. j. Johnson, 14l6
~. lCbhs VI ~. hllSs lJu' ibos
Rev. ID. r. Kerr, 901 S. Goth; John
Parson; Chas. Newland, Sll S. 10th;
II. Weiss, Goth and Pierce; j. S. Trim
bic, Wakefield Lumber Yard; j. We'll,
2515 Caldwell; J.. Il. Crisman, 222l
Leavenworth; Chas. Groscurth, 1894 N.
10Th; w. A. Saunders, 1851 N. 10th;
G. Z. Mackbee, AIS N. 18th; H. L. AK
lator, III N. 18th; H.. st. Felix, 1906 S.
2Sth; Albert Sommer, Wilson's Boiler
Works; F.. II. Stratton, McClurg
Cracker Co.; ]. l.. Black, lO1l N. 2Sd;
G. +. Jones, 2522 Charles; G. c. Quig-
gle, $40 S. 23d: =. Peterson, 1922 N.
10Th; w. w. Harding, 81 S. 1lth;
Thomas Burrell, 3l3 N. 14th; G.
c. Potwin, 1914 S. 26th; Mr.. Chad
wick, Omaha Mill and Elevator Co.;
w. NJ. Bushman. 61l S. 18th; O. z.
Lundin, SD S. 18th: Mr.. Bergie, 2Sth
and Parker; S. w. Clark, 1109 S. 2Sth;
e. beaverton, manager street car line;
John Widnor, $50 $. 2ith; Mr.. Kretch-
mer, 18th and Williams; George Tut
berg, 1909 California; John Mack, 1913
S. 9Th; II. A. Wilke, 2Sth and Pierce:
j. II. Hurlburt, sos S. 2lst; Hoke, 1905
S. Goth; NJ. b. McBeth, 1929 Saunders;
II. Hamlin, 1919 S. 5th; G.. w. Stone.
17l2 Corby; Hacker, 3l19 Emmett; J. d.
Geist, 1914 st. Mary's avenue; O. p.
Strait, 2l2l Clark; Fl. Mayo; j. Stoft,
9th and Division; H. Z. Seaman, 2ll7
Maple; w. ]. Smith; NJ. b. Patrick; f.
McQuade; H. r. Lilly; Fisher, S24 S.
2lst; G.. Gardner, w. II. Wilcox, 1ll3 5.
Sth; G. j. Carpenter.
The Quick Meal is sold in Omaha only
by w. f. STETZEL, 1921 Howard street.
There are several stove stores or How
ard street that are often mistaken for
mine. Be sure that you get the name
and number