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Advertisements the want columns will be taken until 12 m. for Be aceepted for less than 20 conts for first insertion. Rates y Bee. Always count six words to a line. CASH RATHS FOR WANT ADS. AR CLASSIFICATION — One | wer 1 1.2 eents per word a cent per word foi * The Bee may be left At any of the following drug stores— Seventeenth Farnam streets Albach, W, C,. 40th and Farnam. Beranck, § A. 148 8 woth 8t Becht Pharmacy, 78 S 16th 8t. Benson Pharmacy, Benson, Neb. Bemis Park Pharmacy, 334 and Cuming. Blake-Bradish, #16 Sherman Ave. % Caughiin, C. R, 6th and Plerce Sta. Clitton Hill Pharnacy, 2213 Mlilitary Ave Conte, J. B., Slst Ave. and Farnam. Crisssy Pharmacy, \ Cooney Pharmacy, #338 South 16th St Cermak, Emil, 8, 13th St. Ehler, F. H., 202 Leavenworth. Foster & Arnoldi, 213 N, th’St. Freytag, John J., 194 N. %ith 8t Fregger Drug Co. N. 16th St Florence Drug Co. orence, Neb. Goldiman Pharmacy, 0th and Lake. Gresn's Pharmacy, Park_Ave. and Pacific. grn.nuu(h G. A, 165 8. 10th bt r!qnoul%" G. A., 10th and Hickory. Hayden, illlam, C., Parnam St Henscom Pack Phar., 101 8. %th Ave Holst, Jobn, &4 N. 16th Bt Huff, A L., 2% Leavenworth 8t Johanson Drug Co., 24th and Spaiding Sts. King, H. 8., 28 Farnam St Kountze o Pharmacy, 804 N. Mth: Mawes, Pred L., 2019 Central Boulevard. Patrick Drug Co., 16M N. 24th St Latrop, Charles 1., 134 N. Mth St Peyton, L. K. #th and Leavenworth St Baratol Drug Co., 24th and Ames Ave. Chicago B cago Bt Benaster, August, 2631 N. i6th St. Schicidt, J. H., 3th and Cuming Sts. Storm Phermacy, 16th and Martina Sts, ‘\\'unut Hill Pharmacy, 4th and Cuming s, Walton Pharmacy, 20tn and Grace Sts. Wirth, O. H., and Hamiiton Sts. BIRTHS AND DEATHS, Births—Benjamin Shafton, 2428 Hamilton street, boy; Henry W. Durham, jr., 408 bristol stréet, boy; John K. Duque, 118 North Twenty-seventh avenue, boy; Louis Goldsmith, 3204 North Sixteenth street, boy; Willlam Smith, 488 Hamilton street, gifl;, . L. MeAlljster, 1520 North Twenty~ Tourth strect, girl; ldward Stetfens, il North Nineteenth street, girl; James W. Wiiiby, 120 Dorcas street, boy; Joe P. Paliister, 1937 South Eleventh street, girl; Johan Heuge, 3120 Leavenworth treet, boy; Paul M 3312 Nortn Fortieth ave- nue, boy. Deaths—Baby Goldsmith, 3204 North Six- teentn street; Silas Cheek, %17 Howard sireet, Ui MARRIAGE LICENSES, The following marriage been granted: Nanie and Residence. Tues f. Urltntn, Atiantle, Ia, swta wlilard, Atantic, la. Urbau V. ‘waylor, Omaha .. Jiene Couton, Mochester, N. krAnk J. Hass, Omaha .... roart Caler, minneapolls licenses have ANNOUNCEMENTS CUAL Llniely. @uwie open §:30 4, WL (0 1 p. m. Billiard and Pool Bat tavies and Lewwwi, Junuance thiough TRACY BROS. Clias biUKR, M Lougias. JLAMSEK, pructical natter, 20 5. ldth St WEDDING 1ings made by hand, sold by Wolbhte Ah L. Cumbs & Con o Dougl Tl ANOS Buldwia Co., wholesale player LAANOS PRI rgans. 108 eCague’ b suit. 4o see Lidg, HALE, In sums s CUMPANY, Liake AAAX ces un bard and AUrL CORL MUG beeu duively Wid QUADULY. Lancoin Urdin & Coal Cu., w8 & Hamiitod, oukias Frmung Co. Tel, Douglas 6, 1\ Iilinols lump per ton 2 COAL PP 0dieh & somn $6.50 46th and Dodge. Tel. Harney 2160, All kinds of CEMENT WORK. DUNDEE CEMENT STONE WORKS, #th & Dodge. N i Omaha electric works - Electrio PRon: SN Btk b. e At GOOD MERCHANTS LUNCH- 5 UTé A. JITES, 1308 Douglas St. CLEANll\g AND DYEING — The best ever, Twin City Dye Works, 47 8. lith St FOR watches and jewelry rej Gustateon & Henrickson, H1°N. or Be"** prin i o o it st B Bl il o ot SO Morapd's lessons (adults), Mon. & Fri.,8 p.m. sk s kst o Gttt bbbt s omu‘m and Iron V:.-:rh makes a special fire escapes, shutters, it u"‘ G. Andreen. Frop., rt.L Sfi" A 5 tons coal; for particulars, R. I'EEEH, Morehouse Co.pw.mh, n':‘zg 1901 couples have been married b; Rev. C. W, Bavidge nd he is Drayiag o make it 2000. If you want bhim to marry Yyou call Webster 3444 or B-1N. ILER GRAND HOTEL Finest in the west 16th & Howard Sta OOAL B & H Green Trading Stamps »l with Hard and Soft Coal. Peo. Coal Co 'Doug. M7; Ind. A-Més PROMPT WORK. Boiler Repairing {[ip3Y WoRE; BOILER CO., 19th and Plerce Lougias 141, ply to either The Dally or Cut Price Drug store, 16th and | gy ANNOUNCEMENTS (Continued. ( A SPECIAL OFFER Bfing this st 15 days we will fit your eyes with riscopic lenses, prescription quality. Niokel ';rx alumico fram. §1. Gold filled frames 5 OUR OPTICAL DEPARTMENT must be INTRODUCED to the people. FRED BRODEGAARD & CO. JEWELERS AND OPTICIANS, 115 So. 16th 8t LUNCHEON 11:30-2 P. M Court of Bee Bullding, December 1-7. Sandwiches Coffee and Doughnuts, 20¢ Given b, CHRISTMAS FAIR OF THE CHURCHES. A. CECHA—Expert watchmaker and jeweler. Repairing guaranteed. 1248 S. 13th. ’ THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1909. Read the Live Stock ads if you are looking for a bargain EVERYTHING FOR WOMEN Douglas __ CHRISTMAS HINTS (Gloves for Xmas Gifts }ade,to or- leathers, best of workmanship; for men, :do;-n and children. Gloves repaired. OMAHA GLOVE M¥G. CO., Crounse Bik., Opp. Postotfice, 24 Floor. “UNREDEEMED diamond rings $15 up. AUTOMOBILES Metro. Loan & Jewelry Co., 1124 Douglas. for Xmas. Saratoga Drug LOWNEY'’S {5, 5ih and Ames. EXCLUSIVE FURNISHINGS, WEINLANDER & SMITH, 817 8. 16th St LADI IVE Hand-made klmfinu.l sesing sa. aprons, Iadies’ Wool unfon . Qhailty, only 6o, B. MENA, 43 N. 16th X 'he Teddy Bear, 1818 Harney. FOUND &aeis‘d Dyers. Both Tels CIHINA decorating; order work a speclal- ty. Liessons Tuesday, Thursday and Satur- duys. “Firing duily. Children’s classes Sat- urday morni Mrs. C. C. Hungate, 84 Brandels Bldg. Tel. Red 5436 MAXWELL, Jr., runabout; run 3 menths; rfect condition; new tires, never ost, with extras, §767; sell $60. Dr. H. J. Hill,' Lincoln, Neb.* BEND for our list of secona-hand cars. DERIGHT AUTOMOBILE CO., 154 Farnam St. SELL cheap or exchange, 198 Buick and Auburn touring cars, f6ll equipment, ex- gcellent condition. Phone Black Dr. Ricard, 501 Frank St. Councll Bluffs, Ia MIDWAY AUTO GARAGE. Steam heal space for storage, repalring done promptly anywhere, day or night Fire Vulcanising, olls and suppiles. . 1% adway, Council Bluffs. Ind. 671, Black % per cent dis- 0., 204 Far- MURPHY did it, DId we paint your auto? A. MURPHY & SON, Mth and Jackson. AUTOGENOUS WELDING All kinds broken cylinders, _crank cases wnd castings promptly repaired; all work guaranteed. BERTSCHY MOTOR CO., Council Bluffs, Ia. WRITE for list of secondhand automobile bargains, A KEDRICKSON AUTO C., Omaha. ave a puncture, we treat your tires and guarantee them for one year. Ne- 'roof Co.. 706 N. 16th. = ) BUSINESS CHANCES TQ GET on or out of business GANGESTAD. 404 Bee Bldg. T FOR SALE—Stock of general merchan- dise in good town; Involce about $3,000; a snap; must be sold quick. Address G. G. Hartman, Paxton, Neb.* 1l on Acceptable Gifts for All A Box of Cholcest contections such § W F 5T L AN D. as_you get at - e s« CHOCOLATE DAY. Bvery TRegular 40c Chocolates, 26c PER LB. Thursday BRANDEIS, EAST ARCADE. FIRELESS SPECIAL holldsy prices, eogplfll; :}50 l,'ilo!aoll‘%; ™ .00 size, $3.9 size, COOKERS 4 "Orier now for xmas delivery. DUNNING HARDWARE CO., 1612 Harney. LADIES WEAR RUBBER GLOVES. Omaha Rubber Co., 1608 HARNEY ST. “JUST AROUND THE CORNER." CAKLS THHEE-LAYER WHITE 30 Groceries and Meats. Bottom Prices. Age YOUNG men/of at least high school edu- caticn to represent Nailonal Press asso- ciation. Compensation about $8 monthly. w18 Ware Block. HITCHCOCK-HILL CO., Wholesale Grocers, Chicago, Want representatives to sell groceries di- rect to tamilies, farmers, ranchmen, etc. steady work, good pay; goods first'class, net welght; meet competition on prices; give customers five days' examination; ry- fund money if not satisfactory. Give rel- cronces and experience, if any $42.00 PER week; we want agents In Nebraska to introduce the new Alreator tter maker; 2 per cent more from the cidam than other process; quality so much sberior that yearly contracts will be made With users to pay § cents more per pound than the manket price of butter made by any other process; write on signt of this notice. Thomas Bohen, 420 S. lith St., Omaha. JOHNSON & GOODLETT, th and Lake. ARSENIC and IROX makes clear, white skin. $1.00. Sherman & McConnell Omaha. complexion wafers By mall ¢ and Drug Co., BEAUTY SHOP. See our dolls' wigs. Fine line hair Entrance through Kerns' 508 Douglas St. Doug. 2066, HOBSON'S oods for Xm {llinery Store, BEAUTIFUL staniped sofa pillows, table leces, etc. Art needle work. So order for ifts, stamped. a speclalty. Mrs. fles, 408 Broadway, Couneil Bluffs. mas H. P. GAS and electric table lamps acceptable if practical; ou practical. Burgess-Granden Co. Howard Bt. LUNCHEON 11:30-2 P. M. Court of Bee Building, l)ecemhe}' 1-7. Sandwiches Coffee and Doughnuts, 20¢ Given by CHRISTMAS FAIR OF THE CHURCHES. HAIR GOODS. Mrs. Matthews, 382 Neville IDEAL GIFTS for men: Box fine Clnrrs, Humidors, Meerschaum Pipe and Cfgar Holders, Cigar Cases, Tobacco Jars, etc, at MORITZ MEYER CIGAR CO., 1314 Farnam PHONOGRAPHS—~We buy all kinds of second hand phonograph records. B 583, Beo. CHRISTMAS candles in sealed boxes, bo to $6 each. Sherman-McConnell Drug Co., 16th Dodge, 9wl Drug Co.. 16th Harney. JAPANESE art objects, new goods just arrived, suitable for Xmas gifts Cor 16th and Jackson. THE TOYO CO. BOILED and Sweet Cider ut Ak-Sar-Ben Cider Mill, 1613 Vinton St. Hiller's Pure Food Port Wine, wholesome tonic for the aged, women, chiidren; every home should have it. Hiller's, 1309 Farnam. SUNLIGHT HAIRDRESSING PARLOR Paxton block. Red 443. Massago, manicuring, switches made from combings. French Dry Cleaning Works. Both Tels. Best work, prompt service. VIAVI—A drugless home treatment for wonien. 400P. book free, 812 Brandels BIdg. SPECIAL PRICES TO DIAMOND BUYERS FROM OMAHA DURING THE HOLIDAYS. LEFFERT'S, JBWELERS. COUNCIL BLUFFS. FOR SALE—By owner, blacksmith shop, 28x90, in good farming country, 60 miles from Omaha; German community; all power tools in good repair; liberal terms. Address Box 197, Hooper, Neb.* FOR SALE—First-class pool and billiard parlor and bowling _alle: Write or call H. Ehrlich & Sons, St. Joseph, Mo. HEAVY TIMBER LAND You now have an opportunity to make application for 160 acres of very heavy tim- ber land, not more than 160 acres to each applicant, at §2.60 per acre. Location free, Including’ attorney's services, very reason: al .|UMBRELLAS ‘ A limited amount of stock in a new Omaha institution’ is offered for sale at par. This stock offers exceptional opportunities. References furnished. Address A-677, Bee.* —_— FOR SALE—Only pool hall in town of 500 population; price, $300. Address W. E. Scott, Pacific Jet., I $76.00 WILL locate you on 160 acres of cholce productive land; price $2.50 per :f“k“ time of securing title. 413 Karbach ock. 1,00 kinds Christmas perfumes in dainty packages, 15c to $10. Serman-McConneil Drug_Co., 16th Dodge Sts., Owl Drug Co., J6th_Harney Sts. CHINA Eifts. Miss nd_water color work for Xmas Bachman, 61 Paxton Block. For men, women_ and children. Ed. F. Pick- ering, 106 So. 16th St. PENNELL’S Save 40%. Let us make your fur hat. Fisk and Broadway Pattern Hats % off. FOR Xmas present have your photo taken at Stutsman's. The Bassett Studio. Buy your plano by joining one of THE ENNETT MPANY Plano Clubs, and ure ‘the easy terms on a high grade Piano, such as THE BENNE' CoM- PA sells. ~“BUNIONS"_Oh, don't they hurt! Get & PROTECTOR from the Bell Drug Co. RUGS mads of old carpets, rag carpets wove. Gate City Rug Fety. 1821 N. 24th. B-164C. \ EMBROIDERED sofa pillows and towel order work a speclalty; s ping done. Woman's Exchange, 1822 Farnam St. YOUR MAGAZINE ORDER means $1,000 to the Child Saving Institute; any publication, renewals count; lowest club rates. Gordon the Magaszine Man, Omaha. Phone Doug. 7163. = FLORISTS Jo F. WILCOX, Co. Bluffs, Ia.; largest green houses in west; beautiful' flowers for any occasion shipped anywhere in U. S. F. W. MENERAY Nursery Co., 482l BRANDEIS BLDQG., Bell 'Phone Doug. 3068. J. H. BATH, 1623 Harney. Douglas 3000. L. Henderson, 1519 Farnam St., Doug.-1258. BEAUTIFUL—Fired China makes an ac- ml‘lba holiday gift. Call 1842 N. 19th. — BRANDEIS CUT FLOWER DEPT. WANTED AGENTS—Ladies or gentle- men in every county to present a bonafide guaranteed 25 per cent Mexican Plantation investment. For full detaiis address Mexi- can Piantation Investment, Room 214 In- ustrial Trust Bldg., Providence, R. L PERT accountant. Involce work a alty. C. M. Shonerd, Oxford, Neb. “I WANT to tajk to a few high grade salesmen capable and willing to tackle an established line of work where you ought to earn from $3,000 to $,000 annually.” Lock Box 608, Omaha, Neb WANTED—A solicitor with horse and buggy to drive through’the coun solicit subscriptions lation manager. The Eee Publishing Co. SALESMAN to canvass all Investors. Others making $50 to $100 weekly. lumbia Basin Land and Orchard Yakima, Wash. WANTED—PRODUCING AGENTS AND SOLICITORS 1 in Omaha and Nebraska to sell best ac- cident and health Insurance policies. We pay largest first and renewal com- mission.” Most aggressive old line acei- dent company of the west. Work for the company direct. NATIONAL FIDELITY & CASUALTY CO., 504 Merchants National Bank Bldg., Omaha. WANTED-Experienced ealesmen fog linens and men's furnishing goods; also young man to work in dress goods. Thomp- son, Belden & Co. WANTED—Five good salesmen, trips, Jowa and Nebraska territory, es- tablished trade; salary and expense: standard product; large corporation of n tional reputation. Address H 63, Bee. Boys. WANTED—Eeveral good wages. A. T Clerteal trustworthy boy: Co., 212 8. 13th St. nd Office, YOU ARE OUT OF A POSITION. JUST A SUGGESTION, SEE ME TOMORROW. CARSON THE REFERENCE MAN, 674-6 Brandels Bldg. EXPERIENCED stenographer by auto- mobile company. Address G 653, Bee.® BENNETT'S Flower Dpt.—E. store entr'ce. SOMETHING NEW. Finest dressing comb in the world, throw on floor, or saw wood, can't break it. 25c- 50c by mall or room 16, Patterson Blk. FANCY CHRISTMAS CANDY. Perfumes, hand painted china tollet sets, etc. Halnes Drug Co., 1610 Farnam. A. DONAGHUE, 1607 Far. D. 1001; A-100L HESS & SWOBODA, 1416 Farnam St HERMAN BROS., Councll Bluffs, Ila. e HELP WANTED—-FEMALE HAND embroidered children’'s dresses and towels, recipe books, hand painted place cards, Irish crochet bags, books, pillow covers, hand made belts, candy, rag rugs, aprons, all make dainty Christmas gifts. them over at. The Fair of the Court of the Bee Bldg. Dec. ALL kinds of useful and pretty Christmas resents, at The Fair of the Churches, Pourt of the Bee Bullding. Dec. lst to th. DON'T fall to visit the Art needle work and Oll and Water Color Booth at The glll‘ £5 the Churches, Court of Bee BIdg., ec. 1-7. BEAUTIFUL RAG rugs, waist hangers, candies, dol at The Fair of Churches, Bee Bldg., Dec. 1 to 7.* pillows, silk , etc., for sale Court of The Agents and Salesladies. INTELLIGENT, refined ladies, over 25, who can travel {f necessary; good salary. Call 513 Ware block. LADY agents now earn $0 a week selling my new patented articles, each one a neces- sity and can be sold in every house. To prove this I wiil send $10 worth-on credit to one agent in each town. Write quick for liberal terms. A. M. Young, 82 Young's Bidg., Chicag: Clerical and Office. EXPERIENCED mobile company. Address N. 672, ographer by auto- Bee. Housekeepers and Domestics, GIRL for general housework. Ave. Tel. Harney 4503. 1312 Park DETECTIVES OMAHA Det. Agency. 428 Paxton. D. 1319, DENTISTS BAILEY & MACK, 34 fioor, Paxtou. D.10% TAFT'S Dental Rooms. 1617 Dougias St. for general housework, no laundry work. References required. Mrs. R. B, Busch, 3th and California Sts., northwest corner. GOOD girl WANTED—Experienced compounder and shipping clerk, who can keep government books; highest reference required a. character and sobriety, Reply in detal stating expectations, “to L. M. Wein Wine Co., 438 Sixteenth St., Denver, Colo.* TRAVELING salesman, $100; jobbing house; - investment required. Ledger clerk, experienced in lumber pre- ferred, $66. Ass't bkpr., mfg. concern, ‘nunf man, $55. Ass't mgr. for small office, investment required. WETERN_REF. & BOND_ASS'N, 721-22 N. Y. Life Bldg. Fuctory and INC,, Drug stores (snaps). Jobs, Knlest. Bee Bldg. WANTED—AL once, 1st class watch- maker; steady job, 855 per week. C. A. Tucker, 1123 O St, Lincoln, Neb WANTED—5 young men who have had experience in handling boots and shoes to work in stock in wholesale store; stats age and whether married or single and give references. Address B 729, Bee. Miscellnneons. WANTED—Rallway mall clerks; com- mencement salary, $800; spring examina- ons everywhere; candidates prepared free Franklin Institute, 192H, Rochester, N. Y. RATLWAY mall clerks; sprin tions; ‘preparations. free. tute,' Dept. 192H, Rochester, N. Y. examina- ‘ranklin Insti- WANTED—Girl or middle aged woman for general housework; no washing. Apply to Mrs. C. C. Crowell, jr., 49 Cass St. Phone Harney 373. WANTED—Girl for gener family of three. 254 Califi ner 26th. housework in nia St cor- FREE—Employment Dept, Business Men's Ass'n; no fees. Call 44 B. of T. Bldg. WANTED—Treasurer-ticket taker, travel- stow; $250 cash security required; salary 325 and expenses; 40 weeks' work guaran- ;':e:'a Call Immediately. Lawrence, 618 S. 6th St.%\ TIN SHOP for sale (Includli account_of old age. Watje, Denison, COLORADO In a good mining town near Denver— healthy, consumption unknown—there is & hardware business for sale at $6,000. Onl hardware store fel‘smz%u on of 3,000 If interested, addry Bee. FOR SALE—At a great sacrifice a retall millinery business in Serling. Address Mrs. Allison,” Sterling, Nel FOR SALE—Moving picture show In live town of 5,000 only show In town. quick. Sam Binkle, Hayelock, Neb. e Bl T . B FOR RENT, SPACE FOR THE TAILORING DEPARTMENTS, Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, “Gents' Fur: nishings, Groceries and Millinery, in the new and modern store bullding on 16th 8 room 66x90, two-story and basement. ¥ paruculars' see H. Krasne, 1215 Harney St ¥hon Douplas 343, Webster 29il. tools), on Good location. John DRESSMAKERS MISS STURDY, 2427 Dodge. Tel. Doug. 7635, TERRY College, 20th and Farnam Sts. MISS GALBRITH, R. 304 Sunderland Bdg. WANTED—Work as seamstress in private families, or as assistant with other seam- stress; satisfactory recommendations /ur- nished. Mrs. Anderson, 2006 Chicago St. Telephone Harney 1167. GIRL for general housework. 1128 South %th St. Telephone H. 4285. WANTED—Girl for good wages, swall family. eneral housework; 1339 8. 2th Ave. GIRL for gencial housework. 248 Chi- cago. ‘Phone Red 682. WANTED—Girl to assist In housework. 3229 Harney St. GOOD, reliable girl for general house- work; cooking plain; nice room and good home, 4123 Farpam. 5 TERRY COLLEGE, WAHOO, NEB. DRESE PLEATING, buttons covered all 200 Douglas Blk. Both ‘phones. TERRY COLLEGE, ORD, NEBRASKA. “TERRY COLLEGE, Grand Island, Neb. McDowell dressmaking school, 1628 Far EDUCATIONAL COAL by the BASKET. Red 7565 HINDOO TABLETS will bulld, brace, strangthen, 8. BELL DRUG CO. DAVID COLE Creamery Co. CEMENT BLOCK of best quality. Manutactured the IDEAL CEMENT STONE CO. WOOD, Dr. Q. 8, 61 N. Y. L. Homeopath OFFICE STATIONERY Design: Kotera & Co., 1506 Jackson. D-2007. A-2000. Exclusive MISSOURI fiiters made and sold. 1510 Howard St e e e e e Depositions. F., J. Sutclitfe, 28 Bee Bldg. s GRAVEL ROOFING. J. R. Stevenson Idon roofing. 10th Monuments, J. ¥. Bloom & Co., 1515 Far. Co., gravel ana 8 8t 319, Ind. A-1792; res., PIANO TUNING Let our rt take care of waping BB Repaiting and ErH B k0 8 ik, House. Tel. Doug. 5140 Ind. 0 PER MONTH are the BENNETT PIANO now. ANCHOR FENCE CO. fences your plano. ‘_m Court PHYSICIAN must sell on account of health. ~Practice averages three to five hundred a month. Town of 2,00 in a good territory. Good opportunity to ing practice. Address Y-102 FOR SALI Implement business dol; fine stock with John lines as leaders; also bullding 50x100; location In town; or will “sell merchandise stock about 000; sell branch stock at Rushville, about $26,000. Business established 20 :llnm: tor wanting to sell part smply ave too much to look after. Address J. C. Jordan, Gordon, Neb.* FOR SALE-—Good hotel, % rooms, sixty regular boarders, in live town of 3,000 Worth lnvolllllllnf. Best of reasons for selling. Sam Hinkle, Havelock, Nel A GOOD N la mining company managed by Omaha hort time orly, Ore runs from $12 to 350 per ton. This property has a splen. did showing, Is advantageously located and is worthy of your Investigation. Caill or address. ROBT. C. DRUESEDOW, 59-810 New York Life Bidg., Omaha. INVESTORS who get back their orig- inal investment in dividends every three or four ycars would have a profitable in- 326,000 annually; leere and Acme ock for sale, people; Mo & NEW CLASSES BEGIN, December 6. OMAHA COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. 15th and Farnam. M G ROHRBOUgH. E. A. ZARTIMAN, Tes. V-pres. BOTH DAY AND ngHT BCHOOK COURSES—Business, horthand, Tele- graphy and Civil servic INTER TERM-Opens January & CATALOG—Sent free to any address. TELEGRAPH FOLDER—Tells about Telegraph department sent free. Positicns uaranteed / KQbress: M. G, Rohrbough, Omaha, Neb. Tel. D. 1259 or A-2189. ST. ANDREW’S SCHOOL FOR BOYS—1ST AND CHARLES. Rev. F. D. Tyner, 3848 Charles. H. 23 NEW NIGHT CLASSES FOR CIVIL SERVICE Just forming. Rallway Mall, Carrier, Stenography, keeping. Boyles Coliese, 18th and Harney Sts., Omaha. Catalogue free. Both phones. MOSHER-LAMPMAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. plnexcelled coursss in bustness, ~short. penmans al nglish. ione but enced t .Day and evening sessions. Most. inter: catalogue pub- lished in Omaha. Send for one today. come. For a short time only & limited in THE CLUBS, ~The best makes in the country to select from, join cheaper than wood. "Phone Red Sid. amount of such stock will be offered at Par by an Omaha firm. A D i, Bee, FULLY e 1 DKL, ocoupled rooming house. ——— AUTOMOBLE, CARRIA, NTI llun-nmmw. o~ oy W L T Ity & can store wi PFEIFER Bth Ave and Leavenworth. CALL us for Midwest Auto Co., 19th MOSHER & LAMPMAN, Seventeenth and Farnam Streeta THE FIRST WINTER TERM OF BOYLES COLLEGE 18 NOW OPEN in both the day and night sessions. Yet t too late to enter. Begin now to ‘thu mental Illciplllu that ‘;Ill capacity. Our fa- and Butter Sci- lves 1 particulars in regard llowing courses: Bookkeeping, ! kY and Civil Service. e or ! :"rfl. “for it Boyles Col- styles and sizes. The ideal Pleating Co., | A GOOD girl or woman for general house- work. Three in family, easy place with 0od room. Apply to Miss Ellis, 2512 Soutr fentn Bt WANTED—Ten experienced four line and six line teamsters at once, Forty dollars and rations. Apply Quartermaster, Fort Robinson. Nebrask: __ LIVE STOCK FOR SALE Horses Vehiel RUNABOUT with rubber tires: regular value, ; must sell now for $6). JOHNSON-DANFORTH. 10th & Jones. TEAM, harness and wagon and one cow. Cheap. Next to 548 8. 24th St: John Orr. 0. 5. WATSON, the well known horse- shoer, 812 N. 2lst St. D. 2667; Ind. 8211 GIRL for general houswork one who Iikes children; small family; good home for right party. 406 Chicago St. WANTED—Good cook. 2018 Cass St. HORSES BOARDED at COLE'S EX- PRESS barn, 2104 Cuming. 'Phone D. 4721. M'CRARY buys and sells all kinds of Blue b 1. .40 A WOMAN to wash dishes and help in kitchen wanted at Child Saving institute, 18th and Ohlo streets. 'Phone Webster 19 work, three in family, light work and good ‘wages. Call immediately. 413 N. 89th. | WANTED—A girl for general housework, good piain cooking. 407 N. Zth St. A-NEAT second girl wanted; no washing. §1) 8. 224 St, between Howard and St. Mary's Ave. Doug. 4430 WANTED—Girl 128 8. 36th St FIRST-CLASS and Tuesdays e GOOD girl for general a week; Catholic preferred. Ave, for general housework. Tel. H. 42%. aundress _for week. 3200 Harney St housework, $.00 1906 Military GOOD _girl for general housework; two in family. 2018 Wirt St. 'Phone Webster 3481 WANTED—First class girl in first el tamily at first class wages. Phone W ster 1439, or call 1822 Sheérman aven WANTED—Rellable housework; experlence not stiong and willing to learn; Apply to Mrs. Victor Gladstons Avenue. WANTED-Two . sisters or friends for cook and second girl in private family. Apply morning, 2102 Wirt St WANTED—Competent mald_for gencral housework. Apply to 1113 §. 384 St. Phone Harney 28, o' ot . for general necessary if 0o laundry: 3408 Dewey girl Miscellancous. LEARN hair dressing: it pays; you can casily earn §is to 6 weekly. Full course taught. Brandels Hair Dressing Dept. YOUNG LADIES as demonstrators: ex- gerlenm unnecessary. Call Lang Hotel unday, December 5.° Mondays | Millard b WANTED—Men to learn barber trade; thoroughly practical training by free clinic and careful instructions; tools given, board - | provided. Moler graduates command high- WANTED—Good girl for general house- | est wages. Our diplom where. Shop experlence and wages before completing. Call or write, Moler Barber Coliege, 110 8. 14th St., Omaha. recognized every- LOST AND FOUND e LOST—In South Omaha, pocketbook, with ofner's name inside, containing money. Reward, No questions. Return to George Chace, 1414 N. 234 St, South Omaha. SMALL decorated bone fan, Orpheum, November 2. Return 424 Bee. Reward. LOST—Ladles gold watch on 16th 8t and Capltol Ave. Return to Miss Grace Reid, 2531 Hamilton St. Reward. Plain case with initials G. R. LADY'S gold watch with name Inside; return to 221 Locust and recelve reward. Call Web. 4212, LOST—#40, Friday, down fown or on Hanscom park o liberal reward for re- turn. ‘Phone Harney MEDICAL BEST nerye brace ior man. Gray's Nerve Food Pills, 31 & box, postpaid. Sherman & McConnell Drug Co., Omaha. FREE medical and surgical at Creighton Medical college. 14th v special atiention pald to con- treatment supervised ssors. ‘Phone Douglas 1167, treatment ed day_or night. MONEY TO LOAN ON CHATTEL SECURITY Oy it B, SALARIES, o law nO:AH:.TRLB’I‘ COMI'ANY, &7 Bowd of Trade Bidg wnzzz:c:u:zau:&::izzzz weekly | 10 MONEY TO LOAN (Continned.) SALARY AND CHATTELS. SEESTIFTIETIERISIRTIFRRINS AR SASISISISIERESHISLILLLY H ] § MONEY! MONEY!! TO LOA : It SHISSISISERRSREBEIINE SIS BISARIISTRSIIRIRILIIINTT CHRISTMAS MONEY MONEY. And yours for the asking. If you should be in need of money for MONEY. your CHRISTMAS SHOPPING MONEY. or other necessary expenses call on us and we will loan you the MONEY. amount you need on you: FUR- NITURE, _PIAN: WARE- MONEY. HOUSE 'RECEIPT, HORSES, WAGONS, PICTURES, etc., MONEY. without removing the same from your possession. will also MONEY. LOAN you MONEY it you have a steady SALARIBED "position, MONEY. and you need no other security. REMEMBER, we advertise no |MONEY. misieading rates and terms; but are doing the same as we have MONEY. done for years—Meeting all com- MONEY. MONEY. petition. GOOD, QUICK AND CONFI- dential dcal s what you wish at This we assure Christmas tme. you. RELIABLE CREDIT CO. 34 Floor, 3078 Paxton Blk., MONEY. E. cor. 16th and Farnam Sts. Phones Doug. 1411 and A 1411 We Will Loan You MONEY FOR CHRISTMAS We Will Loan it to You FREE OF COST TO YOU. We've been here EIGHTEEN years, a_guarantee that we will do as we advertise. Omaha Mortgage Loan Co., 119 Board of Trade 306 8. 16th, Tel. Douglas 2205. CALL US UP. SALARY and chattel loans, lowest rates, confidential, open Saturday evening. Both (8] N E Y $10 TO $200 MONEY FOR HOLIDAYS DON'T BE BASHFUL COME TO OUR OFFICE and get all the money you need on your furni- ture, piano or ‘salary at the FOLLOWING HOLIDAY RATES: ®c a week pays $10 Loan. e a week pays $15 Loan. week pays $26 Loan. week pays 330 week pays 350 week pays $§i6 g ] a week pays $100 Loan. You can pay month'y if you wish. These payments include Interest and principal; no other charges. If $ you have ever borrowed money be- 8§ fore you will realize how much easier aour terms are than those given by other companies. 1t will pay you to 3§ see us before getting money els: # where. No red tape. verything strictly confidential. Open_till 6:30 p. m. |# OMAHA FINANCIAL CO, 501 Brown Block, opposite Brandels. 16th St.” Entrance. \ 'Phones Doug. SHRSELSISSR8H1S S TLOANS on FURNITURE, BALARIES, LOANS on your plain note. LOWEST PAYMENTS IN CITY. OMAHA CHATTEL BANK, 1404 FARNAM, MONEY TO LOAN. FROM $10 to §100 en salary, furniture, planos, etc.;' no publielty; lowest weekly or monthly payments. THE J. A, HUTTON CO., 614-16 Paxton Bilk. Tel. Doug. 160" MONEY TO LOAN on chattel security. Room 506, Barker Block, 15th and Farnam. MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE, WOMEN KEEPING HOUSE AND OTH- ERS, without security; easy pavments. in_66 {fla’pll cities. Tolman, room 513 New York Life Bldg. % on DIAMONDS. W. FLATAU. 1514 Dodge FURNITURE, Hye stock, salary loans. Duff Green Loir Co., R. 8, Barker Blk. MOVING AND STORING 1st-class STORAGE & MOVING. COLE'S EXPRESS, 1616 Cap. Ave. D. 670. A-3%7. EXP. Delivery Co., office 16th and Dav- enport Sts, warehouse 2207-09 Izard St. FOR EXPRESS and hauling near Wainut HIll; best of service. Walnut Hill Transter Co., 1420 Military Ave. Both ’'phones. a $1.00 a $1.50 a $2.10 a RRRRRRARRBRRERBR N NCRNVUUNLBLNLRLRNLBRS PIANOS or OFFERED FOR RENT DESIRABLE south front furnished room with board; summer home; fine lawn, 123 8. 2%th Ave. d rooms; everything modern; 1918 Farnam. Red 6352 pebocsn, Sootebtviitstoeistnt e udbead DEWEY Eucopean Hotel, 13th and Far- pam. COOL, airy room, modern; fine shade with or without board, to two gentlemen or man and wife. 2404 Capitol Ave. MODERN, close {n room and board. and $5.00. 620 S. 17th.* 1 NICE front room modern; 1 nice 2021 Howard, in private family; room In basement, cheap. 'Phone 6108.% ONE large front room, also large back rocm; good home cooking; prices reason- able. S. 24th St. Tel. Douglas 6856. Turntshed Room VERY_ desirable large rooin; newly furn- ished: also smaller room; fine location. 201 8. 2th Ave. BEAUTIFULLY furnished front room in private (lmllz‘ for one or two young men; very reasonabie. 2019 Webster St. OFFERED FOR RENT FINE, first-class furnished rooms, lght and pleasant, very clean; hot water at all times. Walking distance. 08 St. Mary's Ave. Phone 804 6-ROOM cottage, modern except furnace, very cheap If taken at once. Nicely fur- nished. 18 & 20th St LARGE, newly furnished, modern house; fine rooms and home cooking, 8t reason- able prices. 511 8. 24th St. Tel. Red 6801 “FURNISHED or unfurnished rooms, 206 8. 3Bth Ave* NICELY furnished steam heated rooms, 34 floor, Tel. Doug. S0L 157 Leaven: worth St “ONIE nice room for translent roomers. Walking distance. 618 S. 24 St. FOR RE! T—Desirable furnished rooms; excellent_board; reasonable; centrally lo- cated. 60 So. i9th St FURNISHE]) rooms for gentlemen. 8 13th St. The Chatham. ONE _extra fine front_room, fine furni- ture, modern. 80 No. Mth. No. sign on house. e ONE nice futnished roowi. single, mod- ern; private family 1818 Chicago. FREE §; LY furnished room. Strictly mod- 8. th Bt. Phone D. 38 NEW, furnished rooms, all mod- ern. 107 8. 2th Ave. 10 tons coal; for partic Morehouse Co. W.3105; NIC, o ern. 21 TWO nicely furnished front rooms. In- quire 216 N. th. STRICTLY modern rooms; walking dis- tance. 2241 Howard. DESIRABLE furnished room; private family; modern, fine location, Farnam car. 219 8. 2th Ave. MODERN, well furnished front private family. 702 South 20th St. NICELY Douglas. room; furnished south room. NICE furnished front room; rent col- ored people; $ month. 806 N. 23d. NICELY furnished, 1302 Douglas. A- Douglas 3233, STRICTLY modern, well heated, room, for gentlemen. ‘216 8. %th St. las 6626, DESIRABLE room, 'Phone D, 8301. 210 N. neat Doug- in modern flat. 24th. FRONT room, modern, sultable for two a5 N. 18th St TWO front rooms, furnished, In new, modern house. - 115 8. 2th Ave. MODERN 2020 Burt St TWO front rooms, thoroughly furnished. 243 Capitol Ave. LARGE, modern front room, suitable for two. 528 N. 20th. VERY LARGE room for transient room- ers, within walking distance. 1915 Chicago st. front parlor, south exposure. FINE large room for two young ladles, reasonable. 2584 Harney. NICE front room for rent. 1707 Dodge. WARM, rooms, §2 per week; freo bath. Ogden Hotel, Council Bluffs. NICE warm room. %12 Chicago St. NICELY furnished heat. 2013 l%nugll.l. ROOMS fof men, $1 and up. front room, steam 1617 Cass. STEAM heated rooms. 2013 Harney St. WANTED—Roommate for two youns men. 2041 Harney St. TWO nicely furnished rooms, modern; close in. 710 8. 17th. STEAM-HEATED, rent, reasonable. 2236 F' Telephone Douglas 5591. VERY desirable walking distance. DESIRABLE walking distance. strictly furnished room for am St. Sulte 3. room; fine lMlUnn? 28 8. %th St. furnished room, 1719 Burt St.* withia A NICE, warm front room for two men. 215 Bt. Mary's Ave. Apartments and Flat & rooms, 2nd floor, 2606 Rees street. bath and tollet, §15.00 Chris Boyer, 24 and Cuming Ste. 5-ROOM modern lower flat at 8w Leav- enworth St §200. Tel. Harney 1665. CORNISH APARTMENT Southwest corner 10th and William St NEW, firsc-class, up-to-date heated apa ments; furnished or unfurnished. Janitor will give prices. 8-ROOM_flat, 8§22, modern except heat, 00d condition, close to car, north side. . D. Wead. g Housckeeping Roomn. FOUR large unfurnished rvoms. Inquire at 1045 § 20th SL LIGHT housekeeping rooms, nished. Cheap. 518 So. 22d St, nicely fur- AY LIGHT housekeeping rooms. Mrs. Bcott, 1713 N. Z4th St. ) A_BUITE of three eclegant ncw rooms, modern. 320 North 20th, TWO furnished rooms for light house- keeping; modern. 620 N. 18th. Doug. 6345. FOR RENT—Two nicely furnished rooms, all modern; gas for cooking and lig! furnace heat. 3018 Webster St. Harney B-2028. FOR RENT—Three furnished rooms for houseleeping; reference required. Inquire ay 625 S. 20th St. nfurnished Rooms, ONE, two, three or four rooms, with or without heat. 2107 Dodge St. ONE large and one small room. 205 S. 2th St. TWO elegant rooms for permanent or translent roomers. Reasonable prices. 547 S. 24th St. NICELY furnished rooms for gentlemen 206 8. 25th Ave. A FURNISHED HOUSE, efght rooms, $th and Farnam. Reference required. 'Phone Harney 1519.*% %0008 ROOMS, best of furnishings, 111 8. 30th St. GEORGE & €O, 1601 Farnam St. D. 56, Why won't your Because Stock.”” All the ads what you want. ing. ‘‘Lost,”” for example, ad be buried in the great mass of advertising on THE BEE WANT AD PAGES All of the headings are arranged alpha- betically—See how easy it is to find any head- follows *‘Live of a kind are found together: You don’t have to read all the ads to find Yet most everybody reads the want ads. There is lots of news in the want columns.

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