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« PART SIX WANT ADS PAGES 1 TO ¢ THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE. VOL. “XXXIX—NO, b/ “you heve o roopm to rent, 7he Bee _can rer renl it for you N OMAHA, SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY If you pay rent on a telephone it will be satisfactory for you to phone in your ads to our Want Ad Department. Call Douglas 238 CASH RATES FOR WANT ADS. W. REGULAM CLASSIFICATION — &‘q ‘"S insertion, 1 1-2 cents per word and 1 cent per word for emch subsequent insertion. ertio de on 1 1-2 cents per word; $1.50 | — per month. . may be left of the following Arag stores— your “cormer druggist’——they @are all branch offices for The 6t Sta. o] Phdrmuy, 218 Military Ave. _B., fist Ave.'and Farnam. Grissey” Phairmacy. Hn and Lake. Cooney Pharmac; 18th- 61 S, it e IAlv-wor(lA Greas's Pharmacy, Park Ave. and Bacifte. Greenough, G. A., 106 8. 10th 8t. nough, G. A., 10th -na Hickory. len, Willlam C., 2020 Fa E scom Park Phu 1501 8. st, John, 624 th Bt. 10 AT, Wk Loavenworth st, nnnn Drug Co. utn -n& Spalding Sts. Klnl‘. 3 itze Place Ph..rmy 24th. N L.. 2019 Cm!rtl B'lvd ll- Efi Charies B Ami N aEL b Fevton, L. . 2th and Leavenworin St Co., th and Ames Ave. s Cut Price bn.. tore, e "ah-tt. A and. Grace Sts. Hlmll?.oll ‘Bts. mwh ’WIXO"- FAmR-‘;WIlHlII, age 03, at residence, t, Saturady morning at m, He I8 survived by his wife; two ns, “Gharies and A.nlur, and two daugh- rs, Mary and Mattie. 4F-nlrll Monday morning rnnn residenc . St. John's church, 4. m. Intes lml .aflnly -Sepulcher cem ery. Friends nvity JACOB8-—John G., son ol‘ Mrs. M. O, Maul, aged 26 years. “% Funeral rrom residence, 83 Park avenue, Monday at 2 p. m. Plu- omit flowers, LIGHT—Herbert Hy C, X, “son of Mr, and Mrs. Light of 6mun. in_Hermisella, Sonora, Mexico, mber 2. | ASPENCE! n_o..mhno. January 19, 1910, age ¥ years. I"'uneral services will be held from ‘the residence of her sister, Mrs. Henry D\mn. :m Plukne street, Sunday, January 2. nterment, Forest Lawn m. ctmeler) " Friends Invited. \WXLB'UR-LInul T.. 2204 Webster street, 2 f- Saturday. uneral services (private) at 1 o'clock f Monday. The funeral of Mr. James Willlams: 'lll be held from the fas ‘zlly relldenun. 1015 Fifs Ave., Council Blul at 1 p. m. SundAv Jan.'21. Interment Prospect Hill cemetery, On.aha. Friends invited: \r— : LODGE NOTICES. gmbers of | U-Iu ifle 1 «5‘“ 3, re nnun-{ ner: 'rom rl'. lll Bh and ‘Hurnoy, " Bunday, qu K, "0, »lalerment at Forest Lawa ‘cemetery." Joun e, M. . ‘The funeral of Wlll odge No. 17 H‘nmorn,l% ohn's church, %th and of Beech o Wi S A Lonlul Evans, Ulut. e Free Il’lmwnml lvon by lodg: K. OrT. M Thureday svening, Jan 8ir Knl.n s’ and ladies are requested Ppresent. | Anonunce the Opening of Their NEW COMPLETE 17th and '| 8t. bakery, 2107 Leavenworth. ANNOUNCEMENTS (Continued.y ANT ADS] SINGLE COPY FIVE CENTS. AUTOMOBILES BUSINESS CHANCES (Continued.) BUSINESS CHANCES (C 1 d.) LEAN Carbon Cooking Coal. Coutant & Squlrn 1408 Far. D, soo COAL ¢ The Smith Premier Typewriter Company is receiving old friends ana new in_ its new home in the New Kennedy Building, 19th and Douglas Street. Omaha's Newest Commercial District. Smith Premier Typewriter Co. M. O. Plowman. Mgr. TleotricOmaha elestric works repairs ele- Llec"“vum. 108 N. 11th. D. 1181, A-168. GOOD MERCHANTS nJMH A. JETES, 1302 Dougl: (sz. AVID COLE Greamery fro' WEDDING RINGS Ryan Jewelry Co,, Fifigenth and Nea i1 lbuullll MELCHER SCHMIDT DRUG CO., PHARMACY Fgrnam Opp. N. Y. Life Bldg., About Fgbruary 10. The same attention to detalls In the se- lection of our stock and the filling of Brescriptions that has mads ot present stores a success will be the rule OUR NEW UP- TOWN “BroRE. PI &\05 The Western Hit, Schmolle & Mueller Sheet Music Dept. Baldwin Co., wholesale player planos, orgaiis, 18 McCague B., , In sums to lull, 810 Bee Blag. Fhne Dous. 01 UNION LOAN COMPANY. Douglas Prlnuu( Co. NEW HAMILTON 'CAFE UTH AND FARNAM, HAMILTON APTS PROMPT AND COURTEOUS ATTEN- TION. TABLE D'HOTE, A LA CARTE. Jewelor & FRITZ B. SANDWALL Optician Formerly So. Omahs. now 601 Paxton Bk, OMAHA Safe and Iron Works es a speclalty ‘of. fire escapes, shutters, doors and safes. G. Andreen, Prop., 102 8. 1 Douglas St.. Om- a’s best steak and ¢hop place. American and Chinese styles. bW . DUDGEON Plumb g and heating. C.JARL - reair Leavenwol PLUIHING R. G. Hamilton, steatn and gas fitting. 2331 Leavenworth, D. 4951, A-4366. PATTON-BOWMAN HARDWARE Q. Announce the Opening of Their NEW sToRE 18156 FARNAM ST. ONE D. 0884 ‘omplete n.oek of Contractors’ Supplies, Iders'’ Hardware, Tools, Janitor's Sup. plies, Cutlery, ote. ILER GRAND HOTEL Finest Tm-kmh Baths 16th and l;'lowlld S(l. \n.ll Cement Blocks yo,,, 2ot duallty. ILEVATOM RIPA[RED Frel ht, P enger,, J. R. Kennedy, 104 S. 18th. Doug. W’ U. 8. Cleaning Co., One third off on b=y s all work. Both ones. TRY the Morris Cafe, 1316 Dod plichnl 3% o o ucblaotit esqud®y PHOTO ENGRAVING. m Blast Elchln8 Prompt Work. W. R. MB! 1311 Howard. D. 6971 Baratoga Co., 2th and Ames Ave, accurate eomn{- of prescription. Fred dellvery. Store ore opel 6:30 a. m. to 8 p. m. l(onumnu. 3. F. Bloom & Co., 1815 Far. ————— OFFICE STATIONERY Exclusive Kotera & Co., 1505 Jackson. 'Phono D. Missour! Fliters made, sold. 1310 Howard., The LEW.W.RABER-. OverA2'0 Years in N. Y. L. Bldg. TER FEBRUARY 1910, BEE BUILDING Sagrases on Cout SAFETY RAZOR BLADES made sha than all makes. SMIPH mvnm-&'@o RS, Union Bk, 15th and Keys and New location, 1 ARKIN'S Kosmr.n RESTAURANT, 6 8. Bth St, (Upstairs). THE best bakery lunch, Leavenwortly| Tel. H. 5085. MARRIAGE LICENSES, Permits to wed have been granted the tollowing couples: 1 2 Anton Nekola, South Omaha.. Julla Zlenka, South Omaha. Sebastiany Brescla, Omah; Lucia Pattavina, Omaha. Sabantue Kalines, Omah Artoinette Danoze, Omaha. Vaclay Trouba, Omaha... Antonia Kucuek, South 0 John D, Petty, Omaha.. Blanche €. llip, Omal Itobert Campbell, South Omaba. Emma Klempnauer, South Omaha Rudolph Moravee, South Omaha Mary Sebek, South Omaha Philp Bugmann, Omab lola Pelelsen, Omaha Arthur Wood, Farnamvill Elda Brereton, Farnamvil Charles E. Burns, South Omal Wile Cronigan, South.Omaha Charles Hart, Louisville, Ky. Agnes Woodbury, on, M DEATHS, S B RE NN g BE N8 K erwillimger, Fo feenth atroet ua c; tol avenue, 8 Jumes F. Williams, Cotnetl “Blutte, % S _ ANNOUNCEMENTS (OR FENCE CO. ences cheaper than wood "Phone Red 84 Tron ana ‘wirs fences - N e " GOAL llIInoll lump per ton Creedon & ns, “!h l"fl l\\pdl. T.l 0 SUITS TO ORDER | $15. MacCARTHY- WILSON, 3 South Sixteenth Btreet.* AUIOMOBILES T Aeropla OMAHA AEROPLANE AGENCY. 1102 Farnam. Distbrs. Matthewson-Marrs Aeroplanes. Call or write for specifications. EDUCATION (Coptinued.) Y-FIVE SAVINGS BANK DEPOSITORS . WHO ACT PROMPTLY can accomplish something of immense ad- vantage to themselves In a financial way, without disturbing the safety which their funds are enjoying at the present time. We do not require a fee to furnish the information. Simply send your name, address and occupation, the day you can n. A (Continued.) THIRTY CLASSIFIED AD. CO. Security Building, St. Louis, Mo. Largest Classitied Advertising Agency the United States. FOR A $10 BILL Weo, will insert your %-word. classiied ad: vertisement inder heading of BUSI- NESS OPPORTUNITIES, FARM LANDS, AGENTS or SALESMEN WANTED in the complete Sunday edition of the following list of 2 Greatest Western Sunday papers. Iach additional line of six words, $2.50, oo | Denver post Denver R M. News, nv 14 cents a day In a i Kavean City Bar, syndlcate. contract, it you were conyineed 8t Louts Globe-Dem. that it was a safe and profitable invest- Cinelnnat! Enquirer, ment? Do you want some government | Cloveland Plain Dealer, land at 5 cgits an acre with ten years Lo | Wickia & Dallas Newa, | pay for ti w r right uppose the | Puebl profit on your investment would pay for |Salt Lake Tribune, Minnespolle ‘ribuse your water? Are you interested? ~ Write | \ Ul SO 8¢ Faul Dipatch, at once for full particulars.” Vrooman | heyenne Tribune, Burlington Hawkeys oLy ompany, 3%, Third National Bank | Okiahoma ity Oklaho- Golorado_ Springs Gasette, Bidg., St. Louis, Mo.* St - COMBINED CIRGULATION OYIH 3,400,000 Thousands of dollars’ worth of business can be procured by advertising If you have &_good proposition to offer the pubilc. is is the biggest and best value in a combination list ever put out by an adver- tising_agency. No other agency can meet our prices and prove insertion. Don't fall to give this Nt @ trial. Through it you can SELL A BUSINESS, A FARM, SE- CURE_GOOD AGENTS and SALESMEN TO PUSH YOUR GOODS ON A-C@MMIS- BION BASIS OR KAISE MONBY. 10 PRO- MOTE AN ENTERPRISE. In rdering service in the above list kindly remit in New York or St. Louls exchange if con- venient. 10 per cent discount on an order for 4 consecutive Sundays. We can quote | you on advertising space in any newspaper, magazine, the United States that you may desire to use. Send for bulletins and list See Drummond For your AUTO TOP or TOP REPAIRS. For AUTO WHEELS or WHEEL RE- PAIRS. FFor spring or axle tepairs. r the lowest Priced good painting. r body Wwoodwork or trimming. For Diamond Tires, Tubes and Casings. 4 Harney 8ts. in EW g00d second-hand cars for sale chenp‘ viirsiclass condition WEET-EDWARDS AUTQ CO., 2062-2064 Farnam St.* For Sale SPECIAL My 35 h.p. 5-passenger WAYNE Automobile, only been used three months, original cost $2,000 with full touring equip- ment, $1,250. Car can be seen at R. R. KIMBALL, 2026 Farnam St. Qr address- Automobile, care o Omaha Bee.* and state FOR SAL —An cn\lbllnhed dentd office in thriving town in central Nebraska; ex- traordinary large territory, Including nine | small towns; cash price, $1,000; good reason nap for a hustier, Address STOREROOMS, located right for Groceries, Meats, Drugs. J. Hook, Office 1101 N. 18th St.* MANAGER WITH SOME CAPITAL. Wanted a practical man capable of man- ‘{lnz, and able to take financial interest established cotton glove industry. Un- Eu‘] opportunity. Address B 101, care of Doug. 1370; A 29 ¥ TRES and confectionery stock for sale—to move. Big bargain. See me Mon- day—sure—about this. uANGhsTLAD 404 Boe Bldg.* MY PENCIL and I can Iocam you. WIL- LIAMS, 411 McCague bullding. ROOMING HOUSE Doug. T046. RBAL BSTATE mortgage, $1500. Wil exchange for rooming house or confec- tionery store. GANGESTEAD, 404 Bee Bldg.* CALL us foc demonstration of Cole “30." Midwest Auto Co., 19th and Farnam, “Murphy Did It.” Get Auto Paifiting ;o our Prices. Andrew kaon. MURPHY & SON. 1412 Ji FOR SALE—Baker Eleotric Coupe, com- pletely overhauled, entirely new battery, repainted car~in first-class condition; ma- chine one year old and cost originaily $2.25%. Will sell for $1,600. Car on exhibi- tion at tric Garage Co.. 2218 Farnam St. MIDWAY AUTO GARAGE, Steam heat space for storage; repalring done promptly anywhere, day or . night. Tire vulcanizing, ‘oils and sugplles. 14 Broldwly Councll Bluffs. Ind.'671, Black TWO good grocery and mgat markets in best location” in Omaha; does ;zwo per month business. For sale cheap. M. Shlaes, 526 Bee Bldg.* WHEAT—BII! on breaks, sell on bulges Send for ,' Faets and Figures, and market lnuu Osborn Grain Co., Mlnnflmollm Mlnn MULTIPLY yo\lr volume of business. We want a relfable real estate company, with a high class clientele to represent us in the sale of well-known Irrigated orchard tracts. This is a chance Yor a live con- cern.. Box 152, Chicago, IIL.* HAVE rubber proposition that well or- ganized selling company can make money out of in two years. Must be in position to Invest few thousand dollars. Nnne but well omnllui brok!r! '%h H. Henderson, 1s., for sale. 'Phone AW established corporation always pay- ing 10 per cent dividends to its stockhoiders offers permanent position at good wages to party who can invest $3, P and s capable ‘off demonstrating and moblies and automoblle trucks, auto- Ad ress ¥ FOR SALE—One of the oldest and best paying drug stores in Omaha. od rea- #on for selling. Address N-872, Bee. WHY NOT START A STORE OF YOUR OWN ?—We know many places where retail ores’ ire needed; We' also know something about a retall line that will pay handsome profits on comparatively small Investment; @ Ime in which the bilities of (srowtn large general store :? This 1y San’ exceptianal. chance. to _Ker b -mu- and in a thriv- charge for these services. today for particulars and booklet tolling how others have succeeded in this line, and how you will make & substantial success with small capital. Address Y 82/ care Bee.* $% SUITS TO ORDER $16. MacCARTHY- V\IL N. 304.South Nxteanm Btreet,* MY fres booklst tells how to prepare. to| grasp a business opportunity when it pre- | sents itself. Send for It. Address, H. Thompson Hyde, Hartford, Conn. WANTEDSA good business man with small clfltl.l as general agent for patented article of great merit and in great demand. Eixcellent ;gponunny Gervals Electric Center St Company, New York.* FIVE to ten dollars cash pér acre com- sélon pald you for selling our lands in ke Hood setier Wit today. N. B. urge, Topeka, Kan.* SPECIAL month at ment.) rice on Automobile Robes this ayden’'s Harness Dept. (Base- A A Bargain ~IN A RUNABOUT 14 H. P. Doctor's Runabout with full leather top, for $500. Cost $1,300. Addre R. R. KIMBALL, 2026 Farnam St.* HINDOO TABLETs will hulld. brace, |/ nrenllhan, Sc. BELL DRI UG 390 SUITS TO ORDER §15. MacCARTHY- WILSON, 94 South Sixteenth Street.® Automobiles Overhauled Let us figure on your lrfl' overhauling, our repair shop is equl ypog with every modern facllity and men who know their business. We have a few used cars for sale. Storage rates on application. PAXTON-MITCHELL CO., 218 Harney St* SRRV i LI Y BUSINESS CHANCES TO GET in or out of hunncn nnll on GANGESTAD, 4% Bee M,Td. /" COLORADO BUSINESB OPENINGS. For Sale—Only impiement business in good, live, new tewn of 60, in best irri- ated district in Colorado, 'big territory, §5:000 business annuaily; wiil sell rigat s owner has other business requiring-all his time. Also harness shop and dry, doing good business in good towns, with best reasons for selling. Address Box 111, Kersey, Colo. 'llellco - FOR SALE—General mercantile business Ipcated in_Colorado town of about 600: dolng $35.000 to 330,000 annually; stoek will invoice $6,00 to $7,000; will seil at invoice, for cash only; no trades considered; only rgons looking for a good, stralghtfor- ward proposition {n this line need answer; glve references. Address Owner, Lock Box 182, Denver.* ADDITIONAL CAPITAL—If you need it for good business project, write Fidelity Cleveland, Ohio.* good material; less k; in good Nebraska town of 400, Must ' sell, Address, Y 14 care Bee.* STOCK bond offering, mining, electric, industrial or rallway company wanted for sale; comnfission basis. Address.full par- ticulars, Clientele, P. O. Box New York "$30 SUITS TO ORDER 315, MacCARTHY- WILSON, 34 South Sixteenth Street.* PRIN WANTED—A man with small capital to invest in good paying business. Addross C 275, Bee. 1 mercantile, Stain; ssed General mercantile, gt and prod. uce business in city of 3,000, st by best. dairyidg g district in doing ms‘rua. and woduu business; merchandise sales alone over $120,000; stook turned four times; business controls farmer trade; excellent opportunity for ex- pansion; volume of trade Inereasing every year; will_sell entire or lessons . 1041, == mall order or trade journal iy THIS IS THE BEST TIME TO PREPARE FOR A BETTER POSITIC AND GREATER SUCCESS It is gradually becoming better and better known that the MOSHER-LAMPMAN COLLEGE is the best place to secure this prepara- tion. Every teacher an expert. Every graduate a success. Investigate the MOSHER-LAMPMAN COLLEGE See the class of work that is béing done by its enthusiastic students, and you will want to join them. MOSHER & LAMPMAN, |11th and Farnam Sts., Omaha, Neb, * MID-WINTER TERM OF BOYLES COLLEGE 0w open in both the day and ni ons. "The late catalogue, giving Foll r.rtlculars in regara rious counu s In bookkeepin, shorth nd. telegraphy, Tt clvil sei Call, g one or WN(I or it at once. Boyles ollege, Omahl. Neb. ST. ANDREW’S SCHOOL BOYS-418T AND CHARLES. D._'Tyner, 348 Charles, H-2i83. to the training, FOR Rev. F. HELP WANTED—-FEMALE Ing my new patented articles, each one & necessity and can be sold in ‘every house. To prove this I will send $10 worth on credit to one agent in each town. Write quick for liberal term A. M. Youn £ Young's BIdg., Chicag FINEST proposition ever offered in- dustrious women selling sclentifically pre pared toilet line. Full size samples free to agents. For particulars address, U-Be-Ro, | 3801 Sultivan A Clerical and Office, 2 STENOGRAPHERS, $60. Stenographer, $66. Stenographer, Stenographer, Stenographer, Steno. and Bkp Steno. and Bkpr., grain, §7. Bkpr. and ledger clerk, $65-§75. Experienced cigar oclerk, $5. Collector and solicitor, $40 and com. WESTERN_REF. & BOND ASS'N. INC. _721-28 N. Y. Life Bldg. (Bst. 7 Years "FOUR § \'muu\mmm. XX l\n()KKF‘bPPR %0 to $60. N[fl": TRATGR...( d salary. DE § 0od_sala TIM PRECIOUS, GET BUSY. (SEE) CARNON THE REFBRENCE MAN 674-6 Brandels Bidg.* THESE must be filled AT ONCE: Cigar clerk and cashier—$, board & room. | Stenographer, bank, Fremont, Neb.—$55. | Bookkeeper, wholesalt | Stenographer, implements—$80. Bookkeeper, 'insurance, experienced—$7s. Stenographer, ‘0oal—$. CO-OPERATIVE REFERENCE CO., 65-71_Brandeis Bids. " STENOGRAPHERS, §5, 15 and $5. Cushier and clgar girl, $3%. 432 Bee Bldg. Boolkceper, THE CANO AGENCY, WANTED—Stenographer of ability lady with good office experience preferred. Address in own handwriting, glving expe- tlence, reference and salary desired. Ad- dress H 192, Omaha Bee. $40. $45,7Oliver typewriten Mfg. concern, $50. ekeepers and Domestios, WANTED—Good girl for general house- work. 401 8 3§th St. EVERYTHING FOR_WOMEN ARSENIC and JRON coi makes :lclr, white skin, 1. herman & ""‘}{' s:euer; mal n McConnell - Drug & F'URS FOR BALE—Mrs. J. B, lAnlwor- thy and daughter, Pauline, unexpectedly taking a residence for the winter in Flor- ida, will sacrifice their magnificent furs recently purchased, eonllfl.lhl' of genuine American mink sets, $48 and (3130 and $120, ratpectlvel}' genuine Russian ‘D) long hal: $26.50, value $05; French lynx le'-l. 3$27.60 and $20, value $105 and $80; whits ‘ening sets, exclusive style, $28, worth 'uo AII llrn rug muffs and shawls, best silk linings, latest -styles, -.lm handsome Russian pony coats, 28 and 38 bust, 52 length: fine ‘fancy brocaded silk ilinings; shawl collar, latest Paristan cut, 450 and 365, value $135 and $150. Will send C. 0, D., allowin lnmlnlllon Address, 2108 Leland Ava‘ hicago, IIL.* WANTED—Competent white lady cook, with references; steady 'place for right party. Brenker Bros. Cafe, Beatrico, Neb.s Mrs, x'-f GIRL for lIPnerll housework. J. Gaines, 48 Capltol Ave. " FIRST-CLASS laundress. Mrs. D. C. Bradford, 323 S. NEAT girl cooking; small family. 2669 Douglas St. WANTED—A young girl to assist in housework. Mrs. A. D. Weston, 3036 No, 2ist. Tel. W-Mlar 1248. WOMAN to do washing and | Ironlnl. N. 2th St. 'Phone Ind. B-1340. ' YOUNG girl to help with housework after school hours. Call 1006% South 224 St EXPERIENCED second girl, small fam- lly; good wages. 560 So. 2sth. Apgly at once, for general housewor "Tel. Harney, 4%, 1513 JONES ST. Both PANTORIUM ‘phones. “Try usp 'Good cleaners and dyers.’ HE N. Y. DE STORE (P, Wilg & Son), 1810 Vinton, lis Everything.” May Manton patterns, 1 "CHINA decorating: ardar work a speclal- - Jessons Tuesday, Thursday and Satur- Firing daily.” 'Children’s classes Sat- r ay morning. Mrs. C. C. Hungate, &4 Brandels Bldg. Tel. Rod BG4St MRS. MATTHEWS, hain Boods, 304 Nevillt. CLEARING sale trimmed hats: now §1 at PENNELL'S, 1511 Douglas, over Jewel tl ter. price on " tallor-made CiHIOD suits and gowns of all descriptions during the month of Januar; Parlors, 214-21¢ S. ‘lzl h S b i S F. WILCOX CO. Bluffs, Ta.; largest gréenhouses In west; beautiful flowers for any occasion shipped anywhere In U, 8. BENNETT'S Flower Dpt.—E. store entr ce. HESS & SWOBODA, Wi5 Farnam St. J. H. BATH. 168 Harney, Douglas 00, m SUI’I‘B TJ ORDER ‘lfi Mnl‘(‘:\KTHY WILSON, 3M South Bixteenth Street.* "L Henderson, 161 Farnam St. Doug. 125, will make you a speclal J. mercantlle part. Inquiries must bd scoom- panied b; r clal references. Y 13, care CONTE(.‘I‘IONERY store, with liv! rooms, in a splendid location. Owner l.lu;.- «t, $700, L &ANQE&TMD 404 Bee Blag.* BOONNG house for sale. 1812 Chicago l;. FOR BENT O, For s.&m. Address Y in. CIGAR stand for sale, lmud ln promi- nent office bullding; suitable for l‘dy or ln(lem‘n. price §260 ul.l . Address Y29, Bee. l'l)R SALE—-Drug llDl‘C. can show $200 1o 9900 net profit per. month; stook and fix: tures 16 months old; new towh; [M coun- try; bank nhuncc. i G. Vin- cent Allen, Wasta, 8. HERE 18 YOUR CHANCE. 11-room nemln‘ house, moltrn. well fur- nished, Imlloll las. Price, $450. Addl‘ul E L Bee FOR SALE—A blacksmith nmp with all tools. Inguire of W. Lanham, Neb. NICE little restaurant for sale_cheap. TING plant In live Nebraska town Owner golng on farm, must sell before the [ for sale. If you want a snap, here it Is. 1st. Price $260. $2000 will take it. Easy terms. Address, GANGESTEAD, 404 Bee Bldg.* Y 143, care Omaha Bee. WANTED—To_orgagize wholesale hard-| WANTED-—Representative for local ter- ware business~ Muskogee, Okl dis- | ritory; salary or commission; state experi- tributing point s msbmunomnpgflocn» ence and present occupation. . Address, tion in the country. Address, Box b4, | Protectative Premium Company, Chicago.é Muskogee, Okl.* CASH, Jobbing house in Kansas City de- sires additional capital to properly handle rapidly increasing profitable business. ‘Correspondence with Investors Invited. G. M. Welcome, Kansas City, Mo.* BAKERY, tea and coffee store, town 12,000; yearly profits, $2,5600; complete equip- ment; “established business: best location. Reason, falling health. Price, §700.- Chas. Housel, Balina, K: PATENT secured or fee roturned; illu trated guide book and list of inventions wanted, free to any address; patents | secured by us advertised free i World's Progress; sample copy free, - Vietor J. Evans & Co, 68 F St., Washington, D. C.* ROOMING houses for sale. All sizes, Some Snaps. GESTEAD, 404 Bee Blag.¥ INVESTMENT of $100,00 will place your In a safe and profitable business: valuable export ~contracts running ten years; lumber and rallroad ties; monev absolutely secure. Address R. J. Campbell, 787 ¥landers 8t, Portiand, Ore.* COMPANY, 'rellability guaranteed by bond company, will sell small block pro tlon stock low. Box &7, Santa Fe, N. M’ FARITAL, FURNISHED for meritorfous enterprises, stocks and bonds sold on com- misslon; facilities for incorporating and re organization of com; finnlu Johnson g: !ollln‘ brokers, Madison and La S.llv fcago.® FINE flour mill and eleval for half cost and on terms. 240-acre farm within city limits at agri- cultural g' Best 1,90-acre farm and registered Here- or near Denver USED AUTOMOBILE BARGAINS -cyl., well car, with 19p 804" llu- front. 1908—4-cyl., %0 Ma. Car, with' top, und ‘ mnu(hl 1908--2-cyl,, p._Maxwell Touring car tully If‘ned Price $650. 1908—4-cy p. Buick, In_fine condi- gion and vl painted. Cost §1,90. Price C. ¥. LOUK, 108 Farnam Sl. fords, in Colorado, water rights worth more money, CASH INVESTMENT CO., Dcmer. Cnln.‘ FOR SALE-Telephone plant, nnrly new. good town; best farming district in cent: west; good prospects for future business; pnc. 33,500, §1,500 down, balance any length Address A. M. Rh‘.hlrdl. Mo.* PATENT secured or fee returned; trated guide book and st of inventlons wanted, free to any address, patents se- cured by us advertised free In World's Progress; sample copy free. Victor J. Evans & Co., Waghington, D, ( GOLD—Porcupine, the new Canadian gold e underwriting syndicate now form- ing; large profits will be made by the un- dcrwriters. Hamilton B. ‘Wils, Tornn!u. Canada.® tlus- proper ncuri . o §1¢ Sea For, turther inform thon, write (0 D. Miller & Son, Wheatian 0. TE fio BE Painting and R AGE 3 PF CAR! Bth A\'. sl Leavenwort IN ’I‘LRNATI,ONAL L Hbcnvuy ‘Wagons. High-Wheeled Autos. Interational Harvester Co., Omaha, mn for our list of RIGHT AUTOMOBILE l rnam rin, ORK! o hand LE CO., e BT ey e Y N treat your A STORE hu"dln' occupled as grocery FORTUNES being made In the Cobalt of and meat market And two 'm modern, & year exchan, the west—Kootenay district, British Co- lumbla. Invest now before the big fallowa get 1t all. Write fur glr!lcuhrs C M| Oliver, Vancouver, B. » FOR IALI——'!'E Polllbh millinery prop- &Il‘lon“d;y of 11 stock §1,000; fixtures no competition; annual Sales 'IDM ddress A Bee. 1 WA" a Yollllf man ln take an Inunlt with me in establ _estate, Ance and commereial I'ol one well lflullnld and & small capital necessary. Address T-room _houae for Price $10,600. Wlll sell or stock of Mdse. R. M. Bulldl TAILOR." OPPOR'I'UNI'I'Y lo Ml‘ big money on rmall jovestment; fide proposition, Noble & Ihdt:’ room 15 Crounse block, Omaha. wmn lu Uat of secondhand automo- o ber iL l. me AUTO CO,, Omaha i cumopomsrs B DR. ROY, 1505 P‘urnm 8t Duu!ln ufl MORAND'S 1ith and Harney; Mon., Fri, 8 p. m.;private dally. D. e R R P SR BAILEY & MACK. 3 tioor, Paxton. D.10% TAFT'S D.nl&l anl 1517 Dou‘lu BL Mt S B OMAHA Det. Agency. €28 Paxton. D, 1415, DRESSMAKERS THE PARIS, ladles’ ratiors and furriers, teed; material furnished by us or atron. Wik Dougles 8t Phone Red 1963. Ladles' Tlllur ”n Leavenworth H. 663. Special price until Feb, 15 on latest style nllor sults and dresses. We haye all the latest fashions and fabrics COLTON BROS. am St (o . e ("tehelr up-to-date parlors they will speciaifze in work made from thelr patrons’ own ma- - do 30\"‘ worl KEISTER %5 Karbach Blag. MISS A. HOLLAND, Bulte 205, Paxton Bk Tel. Douglas 349 January she offers her exclusive line of material and high class workmanship at MA “EXCLUSIVE LAl)lEfi‘ “TERRY Coll M. SELICOW, 302 Farnam. Harney o, !ucnnun drmmnlln( nchnol uz 3 Farna — unnflm-mpiu BUSINESS 0 bu usiness. short- ers. Day eveni ost interesting oa - e DANCING DENTISTS DETECTIVES G. A Halterman, 42 Paxton, R, WL first-class fancy and plain work, fittings L. FOX in stoék. Out of town trade solicited. airs), a teature for January you hme taken advantage of the Dressmuking Col- —Importer— Announces that during the ‘month of greatly reduced Ilc‘ MiS8 STURDY. EDUCATIONAL und English. None but and he. Send or One today. DOCTOR—Llo you 'lllt - fln. fon In Ntb .-kh‘l ‘where you an- Aurnl!l&mln BRANDEIS CUT FLOWERS DEPT. A. DONOGHUE. 1607 Far. D. 1001; A-1001, FURNACES AND HEPAIRS WATER fronts, furnaces, repairs, grates for steam, hot water heaters, thermostats and tank heaters. OMAHA STOVE R?‘PAIR WORE’! Both ‘Phones. as St tract. planes. Read it. Call The Bee if yo sell. Want Ad phone 238, for general shousework, 1l GXBL A 18 North 3ith month; no wast “EXPERIEN , work. Mrs. A o for general B shitn, 14 S, uth B GOOD girl for general Touse war place and good wages, Apply Dr. W. A Hoatotter, 8 8. Mth St. Telephono Doug- competent las 778 1801 ney WANTED—Thoroughly for general housework. Tel., Wehller 394‘ GIRL for general can ko home night. Birl St houlewnrk one who Call 1825 Wirt St. GIRL for general housework; nice home; leasant rooms. 1305 So. 8th Ave. Tel. arney 2230. WANTED—Good girl for general house- at_once. Apply 220 Cass St. NTED—Girl for geners Mrs. Celia Hanting, 52 Military Ave. Benson 166, WANTED—Good washerw r Mo day mornln(u lnqulre 521 So. 21st Ave. housework. Tel, A_GOOD, strong girl for housework; no cooking; good wages. 417 No. 2th 8 GOOD girl_to hel Cl-ll at No. 15t "GOOD wages and good home for & cook, no washing or ironing or outside work. 506 So. 2th St. "COMPETENT girl for general housework. 129" No. 38th AV! in general housework. St., South Omy “GIRL for .snkrul housework. 702 8. WANTED—Girl for general housework. No washing. €19 N. dlst Ave. Phone Har- ney 3401 25th. WAN’!’ED—(iIrI to apsist in housework at ma 8. _,._f GIRL for housework. Must furnish refer- ences. Three adults in family, 1819 Binney 8 w. 2695. The Bee is the first paper in this part of the world ‘to advertise flying ma- chines as a classified con- There appears today in the Want Ad columns an announcement for Aero- 0y The Bee’s Want Ads will sell them right along, u have anything in the werld to N PPN § ¢

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