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columna will be taken wntil 12 m. for 8180 ». ny all orders for dvertisement will be acospted for less than 20 cents for first insertion. Rates apply to either The Daily or 7 Bee, Always count six words to a line. CAST RATES FOR WANT ADS. RPGULAR OLASSIFIOATION — On Insertion, 1 1-9 cents per word and 1 per line per month, Want ads for The at any of t drug wtores— one is your rogignt” they are all neh offices The Bee L @ will be inserted just as propmtly and on the same rates as at the main office in The Bee Bullding, Seventeenth Farnam streets: Albach, W. C., #th and Farnam. Beranck, 8. A. 1402 8. 10th St Beeht Pharmacy, 12 8 10th 8t. Benson Pharmacy, Benson, Neb. Bemis Park Pharmacy, 384 and Cuming. Blake-Bradish, 2815 Sherman Ave. Caughlin, C. R., 6th and Plerce Bts. Clifton Hill Pharmacy, 213 Military Ave. Conte, J. B., Slst Ave. and Farnam. Crissey Pharmacy, 24¢l and Lake. Cooney Pharmacy, 2228 South 16th Bt Cermak, Emil, 1204-6 8. 13th St. Ehler, F. H., ‘%502 Leavenworth. Foster & Arnold, 213 N. th St. Freytag, John J., 1914 N. 2ith Bt. Frekger Drug Co., 182 N. 16th Bt. Florence Drug Co., Florence, Neb. Goldman Pharmaey, 20th and Lake. Green's Pharmacy, Park Ave. and Pacific. Greenough, G. A.. 105 8. 10th bt. Greonough, G. A., i0th and_Mlckory, Hayden, William,’ C., 2020 Farnam St. Hanscom Park Phar., Hofr A5 28 oa rth Bt {uff, A. " Venwo Johanson Drug Co., 24th and Spalding Sts. King, H. 5., 248 Farnam Bt. Kountze Place Pharmacy, %M N. ith. Mares, Fred L., 2019 Central Boulevard. ‘acrick Drug Co., 1624 N. %th St aturop, Charles' i, 14 N. Mth St Poyton, L B. #th and Ledvenworth 5t Baratoga Drug C Al Am Schaeter's Cut Price Drug Store, 16th and Chicago St Schaefer, Al , 2631 N. 16th St. Scheidt, J. th aud Cuming Sts. Storm Phermacy, 16th and Martha Sta Walnut Hill Pharmacy, 0th and Cuming Bts. Walton Pharmacy, 20tn and Grace Sts. Wirth, O. H., 40th’ and Hamllton Sta. == S may be loft | NNOUNCEMENTS (Continued.) GRAVEL ROOFING. J. R Stevenson Hoofing Co., gravel and composition roofing. 1L 8. 10th St | Qmana. Tels. Doug. 3118; Ind. A-17TW; res. | Webster 2 AUTOMOBILES THE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1909 always looks Competent Help. is always to be had. The Bee publishes practically a complete lst of all the people in Omaha who want help, so any one out of work in The Bee to find a place. SBEND for our list of mecond-hand oars. DERIGHT AUTOMOBILE CO., 154 Farnam St. SELL cheap or exohange, 108 Buick and Auburn touring oars, full equipment, ex- ceilent condition fhone Biack ik Dr Ricard, 601 Frank St., Council Bluffs, FLEUR DE LIS auto special dry cell trongest made, % cents oach. Peters Edl.olm Co., 10th and Dougi phones. MIDWAY AUTO GARAGE. Steam heat space for storage, repairing done promptly anywhere, or night. Fire vuleanizing, ofls and supplies. 132 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Ind. 671, Black AUTO storage. $.00 per mo. 201 8. 10th. AUTOMOBLE, CARRIAGH PAINTING. Blacksmithing, woodwork and auto tops a epecialty. We can store automobiles. WM. PFEIFER CARRIAGE WORKS, Mth Ave and Leavenworth. MURPHY did it. DId we paint your auto? A MURPHY & SON, 14th and Jackson. AUTOGENOUS WELDING All kinds of broken cylinders, crank ocases und castings promptly repaired; all work guaranteed. BERTSCHY MOTOR CO., Counail Bluffs, la. CALL us for demonetration of Cole “30. Midwest Auto Co., 19th and Farnam Sts. DON'T forget the Auburn 0-45 H. P. sells for $L660 Omaha Auto Co., 216 8. 19th. - = BUSINESS CHANCES oARGUEAT, Be 8% Mo R0 e FIRST CLASS opportunity for a broad uge busiueus man of means. Address O. Box 413, Omaha. FOR SALE—Hardware stock and fix- tures; aino bullding located in good Iowa town' of about 1500 inhabitants. Every- thing in first-class condition; only one other hardware in town. First Nat. Bank, Eilsworth, Minn. FOR RENT, SPACE FOR THE TAILORING DEPARTMENTS, Dry Goods, Clothing, Bhoes, Gents' Fur- nishings, . Groceries and Millinery, in the new and modern store bullding on'léth St., o-story and basement. Fof partic: H. Krasne, 1216 Harney St Phones: Dougias 3043, Webster 2911 DEATH AND FUNERAL NOTICES KILEY~Florance. November 34th, at 2 . m. Y'uneral from residence of his daughter, Mrs, i, 7. Morrs, lols Wlliam, st 8:a @ m., to Bt reters courcn ut 9 o'clock Friday, November th. St Joseph, Mo., paper please cupy. BUTTERFIELD—Albert P., November 4, @l famuy residence, 31y Bancroit, aged & years, Funcral Saturday, Noverfiber 21, at 8:30 @ m. from resaénce lo Bt Patrick's church, rourteenin and Lasiolar sireeus, at ¥ 4. m. Aoterment Holy Sepulcher cem- ete CAMPBELL~Mrs. Lucla R., aged 09, Widow Of James k. Campoell, passed away At Papiion, ieb., LHursduy morn- 660 Lrom paralysis. iruneral to be heid at Church of the Holy Cross, rapulion, saturday morning at 10:30. T. J. Mackey, purial at bores. Lawu teiy, Umana. Came to Neoraska in | G0, Burvived by three ghildren, Blauche A Campoell, Lesie J. Campovel ANNOUNCEMENTS CLEAN Carbon Cooking, $6. Coutant & Squires, 1406 Far. D. COAL .60. 93 curate compounders of prescription aellvery, Blore open 6:% &. m. to — St gs made by hand, sold by welght. T. L. Combs & Co., Jodv Douglas. COMBES, 1620 Douglas, expert eye fitung. RAMBER, practical hatter, 20 8. 14th Bt Billiard and' Pool Bt tables ~and Cues; courteous at tention. Entrance through TRACY BROS, CIGAR BTO! 1416 Douglas. PIANOS Baldwin Co., wholesals player Monuments, J. F. Bloom & Co., 185 Far, planos, organs. 106 MeCague I, P.m. T3 riscoply EP&TI‘EN‘%‘ INTR‘UUBG'.“D to_the o, FRED BRODEO”’OQD & CO., JEWELERS AND OPTICIANS, U5 So. 16th Bt Morand's lessons (adults), Mon. & Fr Brin A SPECIAL OFFER 2 15 days we will fit your eyes with lenses, prescription alumico frames Gol OUR OPTICAL ¥ 4 IF YOU are looking for a profitable In- vestment, one of Omaha's most progressive firms is selling & limited amount of their stock at par todncrease their capital which the increasing business is demanding. Ad- dress D 661, Bee, A GOOD Nevada mining stock for sale, company managed by Omaha people; 2c a share for a short time only. Ore runs from $12 to 30 per ton. This property has a splen- aia showing, Is advantageously located and is_worthy of your investigation. Call or address. ROBT. C. DRUESEDOW, New York Life Bld, Omaha. §09-810 WANTED—Party with capital to invest in great money-making propusition. Lemon & Ayres, 706 N. 16th St. —Present firm wishes to sell , as they have lumber and hai ware buslness aiso, and wish to sell har- ness line to party that can repair harness. Is & good business. Address Sec'y Magnet Improvement Club, Magnet, Neb. GOOD location for meat market; rent reasonable. 10th and Hickory. WELL established and growing Omaha manufacturing concern needs additional capital to handle its rapldly Increasing Excellent line, good profits, ac- sure, Money turned very rapidly, Will Stand fullest investigation. Address P 78, Bes. EVERYTHING FOR WOMEN LADIES EXCLUSIVE FURNISHING! WEINLANDER & SMITH, 317 8. 16th St SPECIAL PRICES TO DIAMOND BUYERS FROM OMAHA ING THE HOLIDAYS. +LEFFERT'S, JEWELERS. COUNCIL BLUFF MERSCHEIM, High grade miliinery. 204° Paxton Bli. RY GOODS AND NOTION Hand-made "kimonas, dressing sacques, aprons, ladies’ wool union suits, extra fine quality, only 60c. B. MENA, 420 N. 16th. v HELP WANTED—MALE (Continued.) MOVING AND STORING \Coutinued. oye. " trustworthy boys; 212 8. 13th St 8 BOYS. 814 BRANDEIS BLDG. WANTED—Several office 16th and Dav- warehouse 2007-09 Isard St. FOR EXPRESE and hauling near Wainut Hill; best of service. Wainut Hill Transter Co., 149 Military Ave. Both 'phones. Factory and Trades. WANTED—At once, 1st class watch- maker; steady job, $5 per week. C. A. Tucker, 1123 O St, Lincoln, Neb. WANTED—At ohoe, Jewelry jobber; one ®ho undsratands lock repairing. . C. A Tucker, 1124 O St. Lincoln, Neb. Jobe Drug stores (snaps; . Kniest. Beo Bldg OUND 7The Teddy Bear, 151 Harney. FOUND EGnetad Byera Both Tota: CHINA decorating; order work a special- ssons Tueeday, Thursday and Satuf- Firing daily. " Children’s classes Sat- ¥y morning. M C. C. Hungate, 834 Brandeis Bidg. Tel. Red 5486, LADIFS WEAR RUBBER GLOVES. Omaha Rubber Co., 1008 HARNEY ST, “JUST AROUND THE CORNER.” Beautiful creations in late DAYHUF‘FIIHIHnIry. 18 N. %th Bt UPHOLSTERING—Antiques a speclalty. O. Larsén, 1818 Cuming. Both phone CHINA firing, order work, 1842 N, 19. Tel. Webster 689, or leave orders 107 8. 1ith, v WANTED—AIl _around _dentists; wages. Chicago Dentists, Lincoln, = OFFERED FOR_RENT Boarding d Roomas. 527 PARK AVE.—Large south room, out- side entrance; best home cooking; for two. DEWEY Buropean Hotel, 13th and Far. nam. e T e — DESIRABLE south front furnished room Tt }l‘)o:l summer home; fine lawn, 123 . 2th Ave. erers at “WANTED—Force first-olass plagtere; . P. Basta, COOL, airy room, modern; fine shade with or without board, to two gemtlemen or man and wife. 2404 Capltol Ave. once; highest wages paid. North Platte, Neb, WANTED—8 young men who have had experience In handiing boots and shoes to work In stock in wholesale store; state age and whether morried or single and give references, Address B 729, Bee. el — GOOD board, large room, sultal two. References required. 14 S. EXCELL T room and board, privats tamily, closo in. Red 7781 . WANTED—Te see & carpenter or wood- worker with 'small capital that wants to get into permanent, staple, profitable, light manufacturing. Call on F. W. Moore at Rivard apartments, 1§10 Farnam. WANTED—SImplex operator at once, Ad- ocate. Rockwell Clty, 1a. WANTED—At once, & good coat maker, steady work for the Hight man. Chris Ras: mussen. Grand Island, Neb. CAKES THREE-LAYER WHITE 3(q Groceries and Meats. Bottom Prices. JOHNSON & GOODLETT, th and Lake. French Dry Cleaning Works, Both Tels. Best work, prompt service, RUGS made of old carpets, rag carpets wove. Gate City Rug Foty. 1821 N. #th. B-1640. e L — 'VIAVI'—A drugless home treatment for Jomen; 40 page book free. bl Brandeis €. ARSENIC and IRON complexion waters makes clear, white skin. By mall Wc and L00. Sherman & McConnell Drug Ci maha. e PR A W AN RS o AUCTION dally at 10:30 a. m., 2:30 p. m. JAPANESE ART OBJECT THE TAYO CO., i6th and Jackson Sts. . e HAIR (GOODS, Mrs. Matthews, 2 Neville BOILED and Sweet Cider at Ak-Sar-Ben Cider Mill, 1613 Vinton St. e e ey “BUNIONS"—Oh, don't they hurt! Get a PROTECTOR from the Bell Drug Co. YOUR MAGAZINE ORDER means $1000 to the Child Saving Institute; any publication; renewals count; lowest olib rates. Gordon (the Magasine Man, Omaha. Phone Doug. 7163, v BEAUTIFUL stamped sofa pillows, table Pleces, atc Art needle work. So order for mas’ gifts, stamped a speclaity. Mrs. H.P. Nlles, 408 Broadway, Counil Bluffs. - ok g J. K. WILCOX, Co. Bluffs, Largs houses in west, beautiful flowers occasion shipped angwhere in U. F. W. MENERAY Nursery Co. 484 BRANDEIS BLDG., Bell 'Phone Doug. 3058. o t green or any Miscellan CANADA LAND, 1910. WANTED Superintendent of U. 8. Agencies Office in Minneapolis Must be trustworthy, energetic and experienced, and capable of handling land excursions. Company owns 176, 000 acres finest wheat land situated in the Last Mountain Valley, Sask. Apply by letter in first Instance, giv- ing experience, references and salary required. WM. PEARSON CO., Ltd., Northern Crown Bank Building, Winnipeg, Canada. eous. NEWLY furnished rooms; heat. 24 St FINE, first-class furnished rooms, light and pleasant, very clean; also sulte of large parlors suitable for four gentlemen, Hot water at all times. Walking distance. 2402 St. Mary's Ave. Phone 6504, OFFERED FOR RENT R OFFERED FOR SALE ttare. CHEAPFST PLACE f m)v% AND l'Rj ITURE. Racket !t‘:"rl 16 ming. b in second hand Furniture T, 7{‘{_’«!175!.'“'. 21%4; B 1 !ll:hfl; used, sold less of rican Furniture Co., N. 16th. hair and box mattress, 218 N. 234, AR Y Houses 4 Cottages—Continued. 6-R. NEW, modern cottage, 1518 Center. |Apply 1402 8. 16th. REDUCED RENTS—GOOD HOUSES city water, 14 Bancroft, $13. eity | 208 N. 27th,’ §16. also 4168 N. Mth Ave, $15 part mod., 1018 N. 2th St. §16.60. mod., cholos, 318 Jones, $17.60. J08 Corby, di6 2 lots, 413 amilton, §15. ater, close, 3814 Chicago, $15 e mod.,’ 1314 &, 1ith, $12 RUSSELL' & McKITRICK CO., 42 Ramge Bidg, i6th and Harney. SPECTAL. ENSON—7-room, corner, 4 lots, in fruit. 10 . 9th, ¢ rooms, $16. Oth, near Bancroft, 7-r., new, all mod., $25. 20th, near Bancroft, §-r., all_modern. O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO., 101 N. Y. Life. Doug. or A 2162, 6-ROOM, new, mode! heat; walking distance. 213 WOOLWORTH Ave., § ern, $25. 2220 Chicago, 8 rooms, modern, $30. 1 California, 8 rooms, bath, $15. 1908 Caplitol Ave., 90 rooms, modern, $85. 2008 Hamllton, 8 rooms, 295. 1314 Jackson. 7 rooms, $20. RINGWALT BROS., 308 8. 15th St.* 7-ROOM HOUSE, mo 2582 Davenport St. §2. A VERY desirable six-room cottage, al- most new; papered throughout; modern oxcept heat; lot 50x125 ft. Reduced from $20 to $18 during winter months. Key at this office. SHIMER & CHASE 00, 300 So. 17th 8t Opposite Court House. FOR RENT—9-room brick house, all mod ern, on_car line. C. M. Bachmahn, 43¢ In all_parts of the city. Paxton Bik. Crelgh Sons & Co., Bee Bldg. HOUSES 7 ROCMS, modern house, 1608 Spruce St H. 1. Plumb, 110 S. 13th St. | | | i | STOVE! cost. A “FINE bargain IF §190 cash for a F\od Now Upright all at piano interests you, L SMITH_CO,, J. MARSHA 1:11; 8. 18th, Opposite Court House. | "SLIGHTLY usea upright piancs for sat at 198 Harney. C. H. Thatchier Co. D, 8018, t ALMOST new plano; must be sol once. Davidge Bldg. GOOD _mecond-hand upright piano, $66; your own terms. J. Marshall Smith Co., 8 8. 18th, opposite Court House. Typewriters, write: xohang rn_flat; hot water a 2% Howard.s rooms, mod SECOND hand ty, Central Typewriter \ Miscellancous. AT OUT PRICES We save you from 8o to $1.50 on every ton and give better coal. We guarantee fLorrect welghts, Rosenblatt’s Cut Price Coal Co, ALMOST new Saturday. Room #old, repaired, 1607 Farnam. dern except furnace. tano; must be sold by . Davidge Blag. "¢ COAL—5 baskets, $1. Dry kindling, a Jond. $1 delivereq. Star Ioo & Coal Cor D, iy frelght puid on al DRUGS at cut fretent 4 ree. Sher Omaha, Neb, = @ rice: ue VERY desirable large rooin; newly furn. tshed: also smaller room; fine locatfon. 201 8. 2th Ave. BEAUTIFULLY furnished front room in private family, for one or two young men; very reasonable. 2019 Webster 8t. $10 orders; catal McConnell Drug C FOR SALE—New and 2d-hand billiarq and pool tables. We lead the world in cheap bar fixtures, easy payments. Bruns- wick-Balke Collender, 407 So. 10th t. SHOLARSHIP on leading business col. lego for sale at discount. Address P i, o — EIGHT ROOMS, modern except heat, 214 8. 20th St. $22. McCague Investment Co. FIND FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE—3%0 N, 224 St $250. Patterson, 1628 Farnam. MODERN 7-room, near Park. 1511 8. 23th, TOR RENT—Desirable furnished rooms; excellent board; reasonable; centrally 1o cated. 620 So. i0th St. VERY desirable room: fine location; walking distance. 218 S. 5th St. FURNISHED rooms for gentiemen. 110 §. 13th 8t. The Chatham. ONE_extra fine front_room, fine furni- ture, modern. 0 No. 2th. No. sign on ONE nice furnished room, single, mod- ern; private family. 1818 Chfcago. PLEASANT ROOMS. modorn: one ve gll‘!i h‘}l’gl El:nom. $16; one at $10; one at 20 N. WANTED—Raflway mail clerks; com- mencement salary, $500; apring examina- tlons everywhere: candidates prepared free Franklin Institute, 193H. Rochester, N, Y. RAILWAY mall clerks; sprin ((ans;[;)n-yurutlonx tree. tute, Dept. 192H, Rochester, FREE—Employment Dept. Business Men's Ass'n; no fees. Call 440 B. of T. Bldg. e === LIVE STOCK FOR SALE Horses and Vehicles. BLANKET BARGAINS Heavy white canvas storm blankets; reg- ular §6 vaiue, only $3.50. BENNETT'S HARNESS DEPT., BASE- MENT. M'CRARY buys and sells all kinds of horses. Blue oarn, rear Millard hotel. D. xamina- ‘ranklin Insti- N. Y. o J. H. BATH, 163 Harney. Douglas 300, —_— L. Henderson, 1519 Farnam 8t., Doug.-1258. RUNABOUT with rubber tires gu value. $100; must sell now for $. JOHNSI DANFORTH, 10th & Jones. "BRANDEIS CUT FLOWER DEPT. BENNETT'S Flower Dpt.—E. store entr’ce. FOR SALE—Work horse, 1,100 1bs, Must FOR SALE—Paying newspaper; town of 2,00; good advertising and job patronage; must-gell. Index, Willow Springs, Mo. A. DONAGHUE, 1007 Far. D. 1001; A-100L HESS & SWOBODA, 1416 Farnum St. be sold at once. 4324 Maple Bt. Webster 2972, gonsns WINTERED, stabled nights, FED grain twice a day, § per month. Bleick. Benson 1614, FOR SALI—$5,000 dry §00ds stock in town 2700 in southern Nebraska; will take §ood %, real estate in part payment. Address care Bee. — HEAVY TIMBER LAND You now havo an opportunity to make application for 160 acres of very heavy tim. ber land, not more than 1% cres to sash applicant, at $250 per acre. Location free, including’ attorney’s services, very reason- able. Call or write 413, Karbach Bld; Neb. » Omaha, FINE chance for man with small capital to get permanent, profitable, genteel busi- ness; easily handied. Call on ¥. W. Moore at Rivard apartments. 1810 Farnam, CHIROPODISTS DR. ROY, 1606 Farnam 8t Douglas 6497, S e L SOMBER DENTISTS il AR A BAILEY & MACK, 34 floor, Paxton. D.10% 001(127&_ & H. Green Trading Stamps ple's Coal Co. Doug. $11; Ind. A-14e8, TO LOAN — LOw 'Fhone Doug. iy ot e S L it L SR TEL. HARNEY 48 for proes on h goft conl ‘and feed; delivery And quaatin e L Y- 13 I R Douglas Printing Co. Tel, Douglas 64, - All kinds of CEMENT WORK, DUNDER with Hard and Soft Coal, Peo- Lt RATE, in sums to UNION LUAN COMPANY, Lincoln Grain & Coal Co., 44 & Hamiiton, CLMENT STONE WORKS, #th & Dodge, Boilor Repairing LAoET Sione BOILER CO., 19th and Plerca Dougi COAL by the BASKET. Red Tois. opening H. R. CRONK w Manufacturs g OPTICAL and FITTING PARLOKS at 1611 Farnam St. Phone Douglas 7744, 3 Andover, g, Lus .50, : COAL fiGretouse Co., “Wrohuds % Bt OMAHA Safe and lron Works makes a epociaity of fire escapes, shutters, doors and safes. G. Andreen. Frop., 103 & 10th. 1001 couples have been married by the Rev. C. W. Savidge and he is praying to make 1t 200 I you wani him to mrry you call Webster 444 or B-1it. ILER GRAND HOTEL s Howara'se Turkish Baths JOHN RADMAN, 78 N. 16 and Uents' suits and o Cleaning, pressing, repairin, anteed. Tel. Douglas 6id. CEMENT BLOCK of best quality. Manufactured by the IDEAL CEMENT STONE CO. Omaha electric works repairs sie. vaiors, 108 N. 1th. D. 1t Ac L4t GOOD MERCHANTS LUNCH- I's A JLTES, 1% Doughe st O CTS CLEANING AND DYEING - The best ever. Twin City Dye Works, 47 8. 1oth St THE WARDROBE, expert CLEANERS AND DYERS. N16 Farnam. Both ' hoE'.‘l. DAVID COLE Creamery Co. ANCHOR FENCE CO, Tron and wire fences cheaper than wood. Last & Ul.llm,: - 07 N. 17th, "Phone Red 84 HINDOO BLETS will bulld, brace, strengthen, BELL DRUG CO. R ‘WOOD, Dr. O. 8, 621 N. Y. L. Homeopath OFFICE STATIONERY Bxglusive De: R Kotera & Co., 105 Jackson. D-3007. &30, e i MISSOURI fliters made and sold Howard UIL » ——— e Depositions. F. J. Sutciiffe, 533 Bee Bidg. e r———— th St., Ladi coats, §15 work guar- Electric TAFT'S Dental Rooms, 1617 Douglas St. DRESSMAKERS MISS STURDY, 2427 Dodge. Tel. Doug. 7635, TERRY College, 0th and Farnam Sts. TERRY COLLEGE, WAHOO, NEB, TERRY COLLEGE, ORD, NEBRASKA. HERMAN BROS., Council Bluffs, Ia. __FURNACES_AND_REPAIRING IN STOCK, repairs for all make of fur- naces, steam or hot water heaters, sto d range repairs, water fronis. investl- te the Kees fuel saver, costs only $17.50 installed. New furnaces, combination hot water and hot air heating; thermostats and_ tank heaters. OMAHA STOVE REPAIR WORKS, Both 'Phoues. « 1206-8_Douglas. = = — HELP WANTED—FEMALE " Agents und Salesladies INTELLIGENT, refined ladies, over 5, who can travel !f necessary; good salary. Call 513 Ware block. Clerical and Office. BOOKKEEPER, experlenced, §5 to $65. Btenogtapher (Oliver), $3. Checker, hetel, §25, board and CO-OPERATIVE REFERENC 673676 Brandeis Bldg. co., BOOKKEEPER and stenographer, $50. Stenographer, $60. Clerk and stenographer, insurance, $60. Stenographer, South Dakota, $7. WESTERN REF. & BOND ASS'N, 721-22 N. Y. Life Bidg. Columblan Opt. Ci L O. 8. WATSON, the well known horse- shoer, §12 N. Zlst 8t. D. 267; Ind. 811 HORSES WINTERED; box stalls, and best of care; $10 per month. stone Stock Farm; 'phone Benson 318. rain ey~ Remember it only takes a stroke or two of the pen to mention the fact that you saw_the ad in The Bee. LOST AND FOUND LOST=Gold spectacles with Kryptok lensea in Columbian Opt. Co. case. Return 211 6. 16th. Reward. LOST — Between Council Bluffs and Prownell Hall, Monday evening before &, a bead purse; name and address of owner inside a small leather purse. Reward If returned to Brownell Hall MEDICAL BEST nervebrace tor man. Gray's Nerve Food Pills, $1 a box, postpald. Sherman & McConnell’ Drug Co., Omaha. FREE medical and surgical treatment at Creighton Medical collegs, 14th and Dav- enport Sts.; special ationtion paid to con- finement cases; all treatment supervised by college professors. 'Phone Douglas 1167 Calis_answered day_or night. MONEY TO LOAN Factory and Trades. WANTED—Experienced bindery girls. A. 1. Root, 1210 Howard.” TERRY COLLEGE, Grand Island, Neb, McDowell dressmaking school, 1628 Farnam. DRESE PLEATING, buttons covered all styles und sizes. The ideal Pleating Co., 200 Douglas Blk. Both 'phones. MISS GALBRITH, Room 304 Sunderiand Bldg. EDUCATIONAL NEW CLASSES BEGIN. December 6. OMAHA COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. 19th and Farnam. M G. ROHRBOUGH, E. A. ZARTIMAN, Pre: V-pres. BOTH DAY AND NIGHT SCHOOL. COURSES—Business, Shorthand, ‘Tele- graphy and Civil service WINTER TERM-—Opens January 8. CATALOG—Sent free to any address. TELEGRAPH FOLDER-—Tells about Telegraph department sent free. Positions uaranteed fadress: M, G. Ronrbough, Omaha, N Tel D. 1259 or A-2156. MOSHER-LAMPMAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. Unexcelled courses in business, short- hand, penmanship and English. None but perienced teachers. Day and even! ssions. interesting catalogue pub- lished in Omaha. Send for one today. MOSHER & LAMPMAN, venteenth and Farnam Streeta HT CLASSES CIVIL SERVICE Rallway Mall, Carrier, Stenography, Bookkeeping. Boyles College, 18th and Harney Sts., Omaha. Catalogue | free. Both phopes. ST. ANDREW’S SCHOOL FOR BOYS—IST AND CHARLES. Rev. F. D. Tyner, 34 Charles. H. 233 THE FIRST WINTER TERM OF BOYLES COLLEGE Opens Wednesday, Dec. 1, 1909, In both the day and nlghl sessions. Begin your training for Real Success as a book- eeper, stenographer, telegrapher or go ernment clvil service appointee with thi new term. Our famous free book., “Bread d Butter Sclences,” will be sent to you in & speclal box, If you'll ask for it rizht no Boyles College, Omaha, Neb. Both phones. Official Training School Union Pacific R R. for Telegraphers. Just forming. e e — Housekeepers and Domentics, PARLOR, pantry, ciamber and dining room maid at Brownell Hall. Ask for house- keeper. Cor. 10th and Worthington, A HOUSEKEEPER wanted. 208 N. 10th, TWO_aining room girls wanted at Eno hotel. Fremont, Neb. “WANTED—A competent girl for houseworh; must be A Kood COOK. Farnam. Reference. GIRL for general housework. 117 N. 40th. | Tel. Harney 8. WANTED—GIrl for for two. Harney 160 GOOD glrl; no laundry work. References required. $th and Caiifornia. r eneral 31l eral housework | Fick. Miscellaneous. WANTED—Experienced alteration help. Orkin Bros. 1510 Douglas. LEARN hair dressing; it pays: you can easily earn $15 to $2 weekly. Full course taught. Brandeis Hair Dressing Dept. HELP WANTED—MALE Solicitors and Salesm BOND smen required for Iowa. dress Y-748, Bes wanted. Only Address § 683, PATENT RIGHT MEN lass men need apply. Iowa beef and pork packer, salesman (o cover cities of Omaha and Council Bluffs. Address Y 653, Bee. Y — AL ¥l YOUNG men of at least high school edu- cation ‘to represent National Press asso- clation. Compensation about $8 monthly. Block. TED—A solicitor with horse and buggy o drive through the country and olicit subscriptions. Call and see circu- ation menager. The Eee Publishing Co. SALEEMEN WANTED—On commission or §76 and up per month with expenses, a8 per contract. Experience unnecessary Premier Cigar Co., Cincinnat, Ohlo, Clertcal and Office. Agent: Ad- WANTED—F STENOGRAPHER—$% to §T6. Cashier for hotel, $% and board. Stend, experience not necessary. $15. Stenographer, Smith Premier, $0 to 60, Three salesmen, must be exp., §7 to §100. Window trimmer, $65 to $85. Experienced shoe salesmen, 365 to §7. REMEMBER it only takes a stroke FOR teh il Ol el B v WA T S two of the l’ll.fltlllllunh: L¥ou saw the a0 in The Bew Three office clerks, $45 to $50. CO-OPERATIVE REFERENCE CO., 673-675 Brandels Bldg. | Duge Gr. |BALARIES, LOANS on your |exF SALARY AND CHATTE THE POPULAR PLACE FOR MONEY Where? RELIABLE CREDIT CO. WE WILL LOAN YOU MONEY ON YOUR SALARY OR FURNITURE, Quickly, private and confidentially, lower rates than any oue in Omaha. PATRONIZE THE BIG COMPANY. IF YOU CANNOT CALL ’‘phone write and our once. Our offices most convenient of any In the city. Private reception rooms. RELIABLE CREDIT CO. 3d Floor, 807-308 Paxton Block, 34 Floor. at or M ANY AMOUNT you want from $10 up; We guarsntee the cheapest rates and easiest terms in the eity. Ex. tei nted If sick or "out of work ut extra cost. QUICK, QUIET AND CONFIDENTIAL. Omaha Mortgage Loan Co., 119 Board of Trade. 'Phone, Doug. 25. 306 8. 16th St. HERE BINCE 1802 3 'R\]”X‘-l'RE, Mve stock, salary loal b en Loan Co., R. 8 Rarker Blk. T.OANS on FURNITURE, PIANOS or lain note. CITY. LOWEST PAYMENTS I |OMATIA CHATTEL BANK, 1404 FARNAM. MONEY TO LOAN. FROM $10 to $100 on salary, planos, etc.; no publicity; lowest weekly or monthly payment THE J. A, HUTTON CO., 61416 Paxton Bk Tel.” Doug. 1607. furniture, rates; Money! LOANED planos, ete. Any amount from guarantee the cheapest rates and easiest terms of &ny company or in- dividual in On xtensions granted without extra cost if sick or out of work. Omaha Mortgage Loan Co, 19 Board of Trade. FPhone Doug. 229%. 8. 16th St. Here Since 18 Mouney! Money! JEY ON CHATTEL SECURITY MONEY AND SALARIES. Low rates. Long time. Business confidential, OMAHA TRUST COMPANY, 437 Board of Trade Bldg. MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE, WOMEN KEEPING HOUSE AND OTH- ERS, without securit: casy Payments Oifices in % prinetpal cirle olman, room 813 New York Life BIdg LOANS of §10 or more on your own note. No red tape. Call 620 Paxton block. % on DIAMONDS, W. FLATAU. 1514 Dodge MOVING AND STORING 1st-class STORAGE & MOVING. COLE'S RESS, 166 Cap. Ave. D. 610, A-397. representative will call at | ot diuins NEW, MODERN. STEAM HEATED ROOMS. HOT AND COLD WATER AND BATH, THE BELMONT, 1518 DODGR ST. TEL. DOUG. 8715 THREE OR FOUR FURNISHED house- keeping rooms, modern, new and clean; §as range. 2010 N. 18th St. ROOMS-—206 South 25th Ave. . H. Moreh hy Coal and Wood B; B; Morehouss Co. | ¢ it AL T WE HAVE on hand a number of Ink bar- rels which we will sell at G0c_each. They are fine for rain water or ashes. Call at pressroom Bee Publising Co. FOR RENT—A desirable 7-room house, N. E. corner Leavenworth St. and 25th Ave., Wwith laundry, bath room, hot water heat- ing, etc. Rent $46. J. 1. 'Kemp, %12 Leav- enworth 8t. Phone Douglas 985, = 3 9-ROOMS, all modern, 2lst and Leaven- Bpith St Apply B. J. 'Neville, %02 Neville CENTRAL, steam heat, all modern Ezulsa‘ large hall, 7 rooms and bath, £20 N. SAFES, new and second-hand, 1110 Farn. USED, ata 20 OVERCOATS SLIGHTL: bargain A B. SINGER, 416 N. 16th. CASH REGISTER—Burgess-Granden Co,, 1511 Howard siuraet. STONE for door, coping for sale. Ing: 1ith and Farnam. uire Bee Pub. EVERYTHING In l& few of our bargains: ebullt No. 2 Smith Premler, $31; No. 8 Oliver, §3; No. 8§ Rem- ington, §33; machines shipped on &pproval; 08It required. " APEWRITER BQUIPMENT 6 8. 12th St. S Try G. C. Dimmick & 8§ LUMBER g3 ofia mmguicl & Son. $5.00 COALI['I jood, tr; window sills and 4638 N. %9TH ST., one block from Ames 34 Ave. car, new 6-room modern oottas very cheap at $16. J. W. Rasp Co.. Bra 8 ROOMS, 24 floor, bath and tollet, 2606 Rees St., $15. g rooms, 2d floor, tollet, 1902 Bristol St., modern, 2606 Bristol St., $25. § rooms, modern except heat, 49 William B(‘. $15. rooms, modern gxcept heat, 1105 N. 20th Bt., E“o‘ Tenant pays water, C! - Dewriters; just a 6-room house RIS BOYER, and Cuming Sts. BRICK house, 2614 Dewey Ave., 7-room, modern. Moyer Stationery Co., 1816 Far- nam St it. Harmon % Weeth. Both ‘phones. 7 YARDS of genuine cally new, at a bargain, Store, Council Bluffs, la. l COAL by the ton. Call Webster 6s07. Mnoleum, practi- Letfert's Jewelry 6-ROOM, all modern except heat. 1321 §. 28th. Tel. Harney 23, TWO furnished rooms, modern, at 1441 Ny‘ufléh. 8t., for gentleman; references re- quired. Apartments and Flats. bath © rooms, nd floor, 2106 Rees stree! b and and toflet, $16.00 Chris Boyer, Cuming Sts. i CORNISH APARTMENT Southwest corner 10th and Willlam St., NEW, first-class, up-to-date heated apari- ments; furnished or unfurnished. Janitor will glve prices. LOWER 8-room modern flat, east entrance Hanscom park, $4. Harney 1865, 6-ROOM modern loger flat at 3 Leav- enworth £t., §2000. Tel. Harney 1565. FOR RENT—Five-room apartment in the Ulntah. Apply 411 N. Y. Life Bldg. NEW modern 4-r flat, 1740 So. 27th. Har- ney 3856 p s s O A S SRR 6 Housekeeping Rooms. [ FOUR large unfurnished rooms. Inquire at 1045 8. 20th St ot LIGHT housekeeping rooms. Mrs, Geo. Bcott, 1713 N. 24th St. _— A SUITE of three elegant new rooms, modern. 320 North 20th. site hone i FOR RENT—Two or three desirable un furnished or partly furnished rooms in north part of city. 2615 N. 19th Ave. HOUSEHOLD GOODS packed, forwarded; cheap freight rates; moving and storing. Delivery Co. Tol. Doug. B 4-ROOM, modern. 1110 N. 224, & ROOMS, 24 fioor, bath and tollet, 2000 Rees St., $i, 4if, 7OOMs, % fioor, toilet, 192 Bristol 8., uz'-room house, modern, 2008 Bristol St 5 rooms, modern except heat. 409 Wil lam St., $15.00. CHRIS BOYER, 224 and Cuwming Sts. 2410 SEWARD St., 6 rooms, il modern, including new furnace and every room newly papered; close to car; oniy £20.0. 'AYNE, BOSTWICK & CO, gents. Main Floor N. Y. Life. 6-ROOM, modern except furnace. Price $18.00. 1808 Corby. Inquire 2812 N. 15th. No, 2104 Seward stree froni, $15. No.' 272l Charles street, after November 20, six rooms, paved street, modern excepi furnace, $18. ALFRED C. KENNEDY, 209 First Natlonal Bank Bullding. Tel. Douglas 72 FOR SALE—Two roller top desks nearly new. Inguire R. W. Baker, Bupt., Bee Bidg Publle Market Special. T COAL Fublle Marke Ofana. $5 Partridge-Thompson Co., 1610 Harney. D, 564 [ EOR BALE-A" good, self-adding cash 3 on eus . “Ad- dress PuTl, care Bee. * ) DrYments Ad LARGE elze, Radiant Home, b and Old Reliable range, Harney 4127, ey se burner 1514 N. 0th st HALL'S safes, new, 24-hand, 1513 Farnam PHOTO CAR and dandy outfit for sale cheap. Write 211 Binney §t., Omaha. Second-Hand Boilers We will sell two bollers that have been In use at the Bee bullding. They are each 176-horsepower return tubular bollers, 78- inch diameter by 18 feec long. They have 188 C, 1. tubes, § inches by 18 feet. Work- ing pressure 130 pounds per square inch, Heat surface, 19,000 square feet. Grate aroa 32% square feet. We are very anxious to dispose of these bollers immediately agd will sell at & bar- gain it taken at once. THE BEE BUILDING COMPANY, 17th and Farnam Sta. Omaha, Neb, OSTEOPATHY JOHNSON INST., 418 N. Y. L. Tel. D. 1664 six rooms, south Phone Dougla FOR RENT. NEW 7-room, strictly first class brick flat; mahogany finish; tiled bathroo: #plendid location; beautiful surroundings. 111 8. 10th. Tel. Douglas 4§70 TWO rooms, furnished complete housekeeping. 2110 Douglas. for LIGHT housekeeping rooms. 2019 Mary's Ave. THREE_housekeeping _rooms, $10. Phone Harney 1399, %70 —_— = Dr. Xathryn Nicholas, 68 N. Y. L. Bldg. PATENTS ——e D. 0. BARNELL, Paxton Blk. Tel. Red 7117, HUFFMAN. 313 Neville Bldg. Book freo B A 7-R. mod., Hanscom park dis. Harney 468, HOUSES, flats, Garvin Bros., 818 N. Y. L. 1819 N. 8th ST., 4 large rooms, pantry, closet, city water, large celiar, = storm doors and windows. BEMIS. Brandels Blk. THRET unfurnished housekoeping rooms, Wi’r?'é'n' except heat, $8 per month. 1328 N. ONE housokeeping room, all modern, hot water heat. 1811 Cass. MAGGARD Van & Storage Co. D, 1496 Pack, store and ship household goods. HOUSBS—Peters Trust Co., N. Y, Life Bldg HOUSES, Insurance. Ringwalt, Barker Blk PERSONAL Andover, MODERN housekeeping rooms. 2002 Web- ster. Phone Douglas 2519, COAL 4ieiCiee treatment. Mme. Smith, MAGNETIC 522 8. 16th Bt., third floor, %68 DOUGLAS; &-room, #7.60. John W, Frenzer. Both Phones. v SI ING or housekeeping rooms; rea- scnable. 717 8. 18th. THREE large, light, half basement modern; ' furnislied complete. N th £ THREE elegant rooms, first floar; also 2 or 8 other rooms; modern, bl 8. 324 Bt. TWO housekeeping rooms; steam. North 10th 8t. THREE nicely furnished, commodio housekeeping rooms; gas, bath and tel phone; very reasonable. 2579 Cuming St. nquire for Mrs. Pollock. TE of rooms furnished for hous i cheap. 1424 N. 19th St. TWO nicely furnished rooms {and sink. 805 8. 18th St. ekeep- i gas range HREE large, nicely furnished rooms, $16, 2665 lv)lfl:dlu“ il : . | Bldg., both ‘phones. Private confinement home. Mrs. Dr, K1 1824 N. Bith, el Web. 260, Tnd. P-1e) JOHN CANE is in town. Now is the time to trim trees, trelllses, grape vines. Tel. Red 7704, Ind. A-864, Red 1810 Cuming 8t., 1101 5. %th Ave. AORNS Your corn comes out or your CORNB 0t er tomes. back whan ook use Corn Jelly. Haines Drug Co., 1610 Far. MAGNETIC JAMES RUBY can_get {nsurance money by writing John or Charley, PRIVATE HOME during conflnement; bables for adoption. Good Bamaritan Sanie torium, 740 1st Ave., Council Bluffs, la. Ofrices. LARGE office room (20x2) on J6th St. opposite postoffice, $10 per month; also gmaller room at . Conraa Young, 1618 Dodge. DESIRABLE eingle office, also sulte of offices, in Continental block ALFRED C. KENNEDY, 209 First Natlonal Bank Bullding. Tel. Douglas 722 FOR RENT-—Desk room: use of both ‘phones. Apply at room 820 First National Bank Building. - — treatment. Mme. Smith, 522 8. 16th St., third floor. basement . %th, a A HOME for women during confinement. We find homes for bables where mothers cannot eare for them. Bables boarded. STOREROOM block, 8. O., 620 in Seargo Hall, 43 Ramge OR 3 furnished rooms for light house- eping; modern. 224 California. TWO front rooms, | nished. 5009 Decatur’ i | furnished or unfur- . HEATED housekeeping room €. I8 Webster. Harney FURNISHED housekeeping rooma; ern; good heat; no objection o ehil 38 N 2oth Bt | TPLEASANT turnishea rooms for light %th Ave. | FURNISHED room, complete for house- ping; clstern. 2419 Dodge. | nrarni f [ e and_unfurnished housekeeping. 511 Bough | | ed Rogms, ONE, two, three or four rooms, with or | without heat. 2107 Dodge St. | ROOMS—205 South 2th Ave.s Fuarnished Houses. A SNAP FOR SOME ONE, 7-room modern cottage except furnace. | All or in part at low prices. Owner leav- |Ing city. So. 20th, near Vinceut. Reference, | Phone Harney 3277, Hou, OMAHA Van & . pack, move store, H. H. goods; storehouse, 1130-%4 N. | 15th; ‘office 09 8. 17th 8t. Tel Douglas 1566 BRAND NEW, MODERN Scven rooms, large lot, east front, on th St. between Chicago and Cass. NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO., Suite 624 New York Life Bldg. all newly fur- now; proprietor got out Henry Pleper, Minden, Ila. ctly modern 6-room house, fac- m park; rent reasonable. Call or Harney 4. nished; runnin of business. Fl deis Bldg B0 N. 1STH & rooms and hall, fully furn cement cellar, ' bath, pantry, electric and gas light, $5 NEW Sore, 2219 Cuming. Tel. Web, 8179, DESIRABLE storeroom, No. 1818 North 2th street, was occupled as a meat market for over twenty years and ls just the lo- cation for that line of business, $20. ALFRED C. KENNEDY, 200 First National Bank Bullding. Tel. Dougles 722. For terms address Mrs. Martha A. Lee, 401 Bancroft St, Omaha, Neb. 'Phone Doug- las 1921, THE SALVATION ARMY solicits castoff clothing; In fact, anything you do not noed. | We collect, repair and sell at 184 N. ‘Ith 8t for cost of collection to the worthy Iprfi)lr. fi‘" Phone Douglas 4135 and wagon will ‘eall. The Bee gain seems to worry them 1909, Last week The Bee ee, Nov. 21, World-Herald, Nov, 28, 1909, Talk About Nerve The Omaha Bee clips about two columns of World-Herald wants ads daily and republishes them { free in the Bee to make a show- ing and then publishes a state- ment claiming a gain in pald want ads! Of course the comparison is made with last year, when the Bee Waen't clipping World-Herald want ads. Can you beat it? printed 406 inches more paid want ads than in the corre- sponding week of last year. Its nearest competitor gained only 263 inches, giving them credit for sev- eral columns of clairvoyant frauds and indecent ads that The Bee keeps out of the homes of its reade: Please Note! The comparison as far as The Bee 18 concerned refers to PAID want-ads only, The World-Herald is credited with the spi uselessly used in head lines in the W. H. “Direc- tory” and scores of want ads carried by the World-Herald beyond the time they are op dered, for the purpose of keep~ ing up a bluff of a showing of space. When you want anything use a want ad—your neighbors all do. Have you read the want ads yet today? | BEMIS, Brandels Bidg.

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