Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-11-10
In the Old Days Washing Meant
Rubbing

Rubbing
pUT in these enlightened days de-
- voted to wartime activities you
can let the Laundry Queen do your
washing for you without touching
the water yourself, and without lift
ing a tub. All you have to do is
to put the clothes into the tub, take
them out of the basket and hang
them out on the line.
Really it is as easy as it sounds.
Mrs. Williams, at the E. B. Viii
liams Electric Shop, 3l2 South
Eighteenth street. demonstrated this
washing machine to me very care
fully, and has so many excellent
points that I'm going to tell you
few. First of all, the tub rack rests
on casters, so that it moves about
practically by itself. There is a
wooden or copper tub which rests
on frame of steel which has
an extension rack for the rims
ing tub. The dolly is attached
to the lid mo machinery in
the tub), and when the lid is raised
the machine stops. Shift the lid
over the rinsing tub, and as if by
magic. the dolly gives expert service
in rinsing the most delicate fabrics.
l noticed particularly the almost hui
man dousing motion of this smooth
dolly. To save time. operate both
the washer and wringer at the same
time. Can you imagine anything
more welcome in your homer. Let
them demonstrate it for you.
Have you laid in supply of SHOP
and Ship Early. Do Not Open I'm
til Christmas" pasters'
Wise Indeed
Is my little friend who has in,
L herited quite large amount OF
money and property, also stock IN
several different companies. For
she is taking an inclusive business
course and is preparing herself to
handle her business interests indie
pendently. She is taking courses IN
commercial law, bookkeeping and
tvpewriting, with greatest enthusl-
asm. and says that she has already
learned things most valuable to her'
Whether we have much or little
money, don't you think knowledge
Of business matters would be valu-
able to US all through our lives? We
can do everything so much more
intelligently and safely. This is the
best time in the world tor US all TO
show what we're made of, to develop
or latent capabilities. Boylesi col
lege Eighteenth and Harvey. Will
he Glad to help you plan a business
course suited to your needs II you IL
call or write, or I'll be most happy
to send you booklet.
Recreation of Music Indeed.
w HY it is the hardest thing in
w the world to tell the difference
between the 1IluSlC anu ~
ton! If you haven't heard the New
Edison. at the Rouse Edison Parlor,
Twentieth and Farnam (entlrely
different from the ordinary victrola)'
you'll be amazed at the results
which Mr.. Edison has attained in
this instrument. l believe you will
understand a little bit about its
wondrous re-creating quality when
l tell you that the Edison has no
tone" of its own. 1t does not want
or need any, it simply and wonder
fully reproduces perfectly, every
tone and shade of tone which 1t
hears. Thursday morning | spent
whole hour listening to records
which were splendid tests; When
YOU visit the Edison Parlors, II
you'd like to hear the same music
which enjoyed, ASK for Ave Maria
by Frieda Hempel, with violin obi
cato, overture from "Poet and Peas
ant" by the American Symphony
orchestra, a Medley of Southern
Songs by the Orpheus quartet. Ia
like very much to send you a book
let showing the different designs
and descriptions<of this instrument
in the different sizes and woods.