Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 27, 1910, Page 8

BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, Want - Ads/ Advertisements for the want ad| will be taken until 12 m. for & edition and antil 8:30 m. for the morning and Sunday edi- ¥ all orders for advertisement will be mecepted for less than 20 eents for | Hrat tnsertion. Rates apply to elther The Daily or Sunday Bee. ya count six words to a line. CASH RATES FOR WANT ADS. Al CLASSIKICATION — One rtlon, 1 1-2 cents per word and 1 for each subsequent Each insertion made on 1 1-2 centn per word) $1.00 Want ads for The Bee may be left any of the following Arug stores— mer drngrist’—they neh offices for The Bee a4 will be inserted just as on the same rates as at office in The Bee Dullding, Veventeenth and Farnam streets: L AL, 1402 8. 10th St ‘macy, 720 S. 1Cth St Henson Pharmacy, Benson, Neb, Bemls Park Pharmucy, 33 and Cuming. Biake-Bradish, 216 Sherman Ave. Caughlin, C. R, 8th and Pierce Sta. Clifton ;11 Pharmacy, 2213 Military Ave. Conte, J_B., 3ist Ave. wnd Farnam, Crissey Pharmacy. 2(th and Lake. Cooney Pharmacy. 228 8. 16th St Cermak, Fmil, 1 8. i0th &t. Ehler, F. H., 2002 Leavenworth. Toster & Arnold, 213 N. Zith St. Freytag, John . 194 N. 2th St. Fregger Drug Co., 1508 N. 15th St Florence Drug Co., Fiorence, Nep. Goldman_Pharmacy, 20th and Lake. Qreen's Pharmacy, Park Ave. and Pacific. Greenough, G. A., 105 8. 10th St Greenough, G. A.. 10th and Hicko: Hayden, Willlam 'C., 2920 Farnam 8 lianscom Park Phar., 1501 S. 2ith Ave. Holst, John, 624 N. 16th St. Huff, A. L. %2 Leavenworth St. Johanson Drug Co., 24th and Spalding Sts King, H. 8, 223§ Farnam St. Kountze Place Pharmacy, 3104 N. 24th. . Fred L. 2019 Central Bl ‘atrick Drug Co., 164 N. 24th 8t Lathrop, Charles 'E., 1324 N. Z4th 5t Peyton, ‘L. E., 2ith and Leavenworth Sts. Baratoga Drug Co., 24th and Ames Ave. Bchaefer's Cut Price Drug 8tore, 16th and Chicago Sta. Bchaefer, August, 2631 N_10th St. Schmidt, J. H., 2ith and Cuming Sts. Storm Pharmacy, 16th and Martha Sts. Walnut Hill Pharmacy, #th and Cumin Waiton Pharmaey, 20th and Grace_ Sts. Wirth, O. H., 40th' and Hamiiton Sts. DEATH AND FUNERAL NOTICES. HELGREN—Jonas, P., aged 70 years, dled at his late residence, &8 South Twenty- second street, after a short lllness, 1'ues- day morning, January 2. Funeral Thursday, January 27, at 2:30 p. m., from Immanuel Lutheran church, cor- ner Nineteonth and Cass streets. Interment Prospect Hill cemetery HENRICKSON-Martin, aged 56 years, at Methodist hospital, January 2. Funeral Thursday afternoon at 2 o'cl from Gentleman's” pariors, 1614 Chicazo. Interment Springwell cemetery. Friends nvited. SPELLMAN—Mrs. Margaret, ed 57 years. Funeral from residence, 1618 Manderson street, Friday, January 3, at §:% a. m., to Sacred Heart church. Interment in St Mary's cemetery. CARD OF THANKS. Wa wish to express our heartfelt thanks to all friends for the many acts of kind- Liess, expressions of sympathy and many floral tributes sent druig our late he- feavement. ' Mra. L. J. Withrow and ohil- ren. BIRTHS AND DEATHS, Births—Joseph Barter, 2602 South Thir- teenth street, girl; John Holmes, 411 North Twenty-elghth avenue, boy; Willlam Ual- lugher, 1162 North Bixteenth street, girl; Richard Jacobs, 2608 Brown street, giri. Deaths—Julla K. McElligatt, 3017 Oak street, 11, H. F. Cady, 26 South Thirty- sixth street; James Scribner, Douglas county hospital, 42; Ezra Poirrier, 86 North Iorty-first street, 8. MARRIAGE LICENSES. The following marriage been issued: Name and Residence. Matthew P. Broodrup, Lincoln Mildred Heniger, Lincoin. John M. Ellls, Omah: Edith Stafford, Omaha. Frederick B. Bell, Papillion. C. Faye Prall, Omaha. licenses Ag [ COA | LOUIE AHKO have | ANNOUNCEMENTS "MELCHER SCHMIDT DRUG CO., Anonunce the Opening of Their| NEW COMPLETE 17th and | PHARMACY arnam | Opp. N. Y. Life Bldg., About February 10 The same attention to details in the se. of our tock and the fllling of ptions that has made our present stores . success will be the rule in OUR N UP-TOWN STORBE. Douglas Printing Co. Tel. Douglas 64, NEW HAMILTON CAFE UTH AND FARN. HAMILTON APTS. PROMIT AND COURTEOUS ATTE TION. TABLE D'HOTE, A LA CARTE S. & H. Green Trading Stamps with hard and soft coal People's Conl Co. Doug. 371; Ind. A-1468. OMAHA Sife and Iron Works makes a specialty of fire escapes, shutters, doors and sa G. Apdreen, Prop., 102 8. 10th. D. W. DUDGEON, Plumbing and heating. 1419 Douglas St.. Om- aha's Dhest steak and chop place. American and Chinese v Keys and gen. repalring. New C.JARL location, 1700 Leavenworth. PLUMHING. R. G Hamiliog, gas fitting. 2331 Leavenworth. B. ELEVATORS REPAIRED Frelght, Pas- enger,, J. R Kennedy, 14 & 13th. Doug.2921. "~ PATTON-BOWMAN HARDWARE CO. Announce the Opening of Their NEW STORE, 1516 FARNAM ST. 'PHONE D. 5884 Complate stock of Cantractors' Supplies, Builders' Hardware, Tools, Janitor's Sup- plies, Cutlery, etc. ILER GRAND HOTEL Finest | the west, MPasli 16th ana Howara Sts. 1 urkish Baths tyles. steam and 4951, A-4308, Best quality. Cement Blocks jqeq; Btn . SU8IY: o. U. S. Cleaning Co., ‘phones. TRY th PHOTO ENGRAVING Acid Blast Etching. Prompt Work. W. R BRAMBLETT & CO., 1311 Howard. D. 6971 Exclusive OFFICE STATIONERY Bzl Kotera & Co., 166 Jackson. ‘Phone D. 1A% One third off on all work. Both e Morris Cafe, 1316 Dodge d. 1310 Howard, LEW.W.RABER. Printer. Over 20 Years in N. Y. L. Bldg. AFTER FEBRUARY 1, 1010, BEE BUILDING Entrance on Court "Phone Doug. 1018, ARKIN'S KOFHER RESTAURANT, 316 8. 15th St., (Upstalrs), THE best_bakery lunch, Leavenworth St. bakery, 2107 Laavenworth, Tel. H. 50. C Hiinols lump per ton 6.5 COAL B0 0P Py Sons, $6.50 Tel.” Harney 2160, 46th and Dodge. S, PLUMBING AND 'LYNCH BRO! HBNG. REPAIR WORK A SPECIALTY. 706 S. 16th. Phone Douglas 1477. Missour! Fllters wade, sol SPECIAL agents of Gunther's fine candy. The best ice cream sodas, with crushed fruits. The Bell Drug Co., 1218 Farnam. AUTOMOBILES Aeroplane OMAHA AEROPLANE AGENCY. 1102 Farnam. Distbrs. Matthewson-Mazrs Acroplanes. Call or write for specifications. J £ NUARY 27, 1910. A practically complete list of wi be found on this the vacant rooms in Omaha page BUSINESS CHANCE (Continued.) ry stock, rth part, store and mod- ern living rooms; can be leased; best of reasons for selling. Call at 331 Board of Trade for particulars. Phone Douglas or Webster 1069, SMALL grocery and confection best location in n FOR SALE—Well equipped blacksmith shop, doing good business; good terms to right man. Address owner, L. C. Saunders, Dixon, Neb. LIAMS, 411 McCague bullding. 2210 | MY PENCIL and I can locate you, WIL- | FLORISTS HELP WANTED—MALE J. F. WILCOX CO. Bluffs, la.; largest greenhouses in west; bheautiful flowers for any occasion shipped anywhere in U. 8 NETT'S Flower Dpt.—Il. store entr'c 5S & SWOBODA, WIs Farnam St J. H. BATH. L. Henderson, 1519 Farnam St. Dou 162 Harney, Dougias 0. | TBRANDEIS CUT FLOWERS DEPT. s DONOGHUE, 1607 . 1001; A-100 ROOMING Doug. HOUSE for sale. FOR SALE—One of the oldest and best paying drug stores in Omaha. Good rea- %on for selling. Address N-Si%, Bee. THIRTY-FIVE SAVINGS BANK DEPOSITORS WHO ACT PROMPTLY an aceomplish sométhing 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, and state at what hour of the day you can best be & N 506, Bee. Address, LETTERS DUPLICATED in any quan- tity. 673 Brandels Bide. Doug. 1370 FOR SALE—Hotel, with 0 rooms and bar, clearing $1,200 per month; must be sold in 60 days; price $20,000; write for particu- lars. Address Joseph Dalton, North Ya- kima, Wash, FOR SALE—Two-chair barber shop in good northwestern lowa town; must be sold at once. John Wingert, Schaller, Ia.* FOR SALE—General merchandise store; stock and fixtures will invoice between $3000 and $10,000. Good opening_for hemian, Polish or Danish man. Will take go0d land in exchange. Address Y 149, Bee. THE sales of our products, for w therd {s general demand among merchants, farmers, schools, etc., now greatly increased opening a distributing office | tory. We deslre resident sal weil acquainted, of good character, can suparintand’ sal ing, collecting, etc., with $600 to $1,000 to carry enough stock to fill orders. Salary $1,200 to $1,800 annually, exira commissions, office and other expenses; no canvassing; sition permanent. Address Advertising anager, “Liberty” Mfg. Assoclation, St. Joseph, Mot this terri- who FOR SALE—Restaurant and confection- ery, doing good business. Address, Byford Wiliams, Cairo, Neb. THIRTY _thousand bonds for sale. Vegas, Ne 8 _per cent school Write W. R. Thomas, Las FOR SALE—Three-chair barber shop, do- ing excellent business, with good cigar trade; five-year ground lease, $3 per month; must sell because going west. Martin Nelson, Blalr, Neb.,, Box 172. ONE of the best paying Quick Lunch busi- nesses in Omaha. Best of reasons for selling. 36,000 stock of hardware and implements, about 20 miles from Omaha. NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO., €24 N. Y. Life Bldg. Red 199%. e "Phone | Bo- | by state laws recently passed, necessitates | , deliveries, advertis- | FURNACES AND REPAIRS and_tank heaters. OMAHA STOVE REPAIR WORK: 1206-8 Dougl: | Both " ¥hanes. grates repairs, thermostats ~ HELP WANTED—FEMALE Bl ortice. | | Clerienl a | 8 Stenog | Typist, $30. | Steno.’and Bkpr | _Bookke: $50. 1-22 N. 1%, | St | |1 reference. Agen Sale: WANTED—Newspaper solleitors. write Twentieth Century Farm Bldg., Omaha. Neb. Call_or Bee AGENTS—8Something new; every farmer needs one; good profits. Write today lett Supply Co., Brown Block, Omal " Boya. BOYS AND GiRi8, after school. 4:30 p. m, room 16, Patterson block. Call WANTED—At once, office boy, 16 te 18 | years. Address L 110, Bee. Clerical and Offie Office man, must be able to install ex- tensive filing system and be good corres- pondent, $125. Bkpr. 'and Steno., to look after rentals and general management of large institu- tion. Traveling salesman, established territory, $75_and expenses. Young man with bank experience, $35-40. 2 Grocery Clerks, $60-$6. | WESTERN REF. & BOND ASS'N., INC, 721-2 N. Y. Lite Bldg. WANTE (Est. 7 years.) D—First class bookkeeper, A No. Position pays $LOW & year or Y. M. C. A, Room 819, better. E a hairdresser; we teach a full course, Oppenheim Parlors, 313 McCague Blk. WESTER| | B | $15. Housekeepers and Domesties. WANTED—Good girl ror general ‘work 401 S 3sth St E | house- GIRL for general housework. Galnies, 4520 Capitol Ave. NEAT girl for general housework; family. Tel. Harney, no | cooking; small 4796 2569 Douglas St. | TWANTED—A young girl to assist in | nousework. Mrs. A. D. Weston, 8936 No. | 218t. Tel. Webster 1248 | _WOMAN to do washing and ironing, 2507 N. 24th St. 'Phone Ind. B-1$40. YOUNG girl to- help with housework after Call 1006% South 24 St. | EXPERIENCED second girl, small fam |11y; go0d wages. 660 So. Z8th. | school hours. GIRL for general | month; no washing. [ kit EXPERIENCED girl for general house- work. Mrs, A. F. Smith, 104 So. 3th St. housework, $25 118 North 30th St. per | Sk Sl b ; | GOOD girl for general housework; steady | place and good wages. Apply Dr. W. A. Hostetter, 83 5. 20th St. Telephone Dous: as 779. GIRL for general housework: one who can go home night. 1l 1626 Wirt St. GIRL for general housework; nice home; pleasant roems. 1306 Bo. th Ave, Tel. Harney 2230. WANTED—Good_girl for work general house- Apply 2420 Cass S Sloux Falls, $2 and room; kitchen giris, sllver girls. Martin Emp. Co., “apitol Ave, pantry 1511 VANTED—~Good washerwoman for Mon- day mornings. Inquire b2l So. 2st Ave. Factory ana Trade. Drug stores (snaps). Jobs, Kniest. Bee Bldg. BRICKLAYERS WANTED TO WORK. C. B. & Q SHOPS, HAVELOCK, NEB. WANTED—A first-class meat cutter and Il around man for meat market. Address C. D. Houston & Son, Tekamah, Neb. WANTED—A first class tinner for | and outside and furnace work. for right man, give reference. Beemer, Neb. naide Steady job J. A. Shors, GOOD barber wanted; steady job; $12 guarantee; good man can make $14 per week; answer quick. Address M. Kinney, Campbell, Neb. Miscellancous. MEN WANTED to prepare for rallway mail examinations: commencement uh. ary $800; preparation free. Franklin In- stitute, Dept. 187 L, Rochester, N. Y. DO you want profitable employment? We have splendid offers. 1801 California St. GILLETTE AND OTHER SAFETY RAZOR BLADES made sharper than new; 2% cts. each. SMITH NOVELTY CO., R. 9, Union Blk., 16th and Farnam Sts ALL_Thin Safety Tasor Blades sharp- ened, 30c dozen. Only successful rpen- ing ‘service in existence. We guarantee tisfaction. Victor Safety Razor Co., 630 xton Block, Omaha, Neb. N— __MONEY TO LOAN SALARY AND CHATTEL MONEY LOANED on FURNITURE, PIANOS, SALARIES following low rates week pays $10 loan week pays loan 360 oan. loan. monthly If you wish These payments include Interest and incipal; no other charges, STRICT- LY CONFIDENTIAL. NO RED TAPE. Call and be convinced that we are the CHEAPEST and BEST. 3 OMAHA FINANCIAL €O, 501 Brown Block, Opposite Brandels, “DIAMOND LOANS AT 5% .00 ANS LOWER RATES, Your goods are insured against burgiary or fire in our possession, free. Red 5619 W. C. FLATAU, 1514 Dodge St " MONEY 10 LOAN ON ANY The holldays SECURITY are over, and If yourselt in NEED OF READY CASH it TERME, BUst¥edd ' BTRIGHE GuR G SINESS 1CT CON- FIDENTIAL. re il NEBRASKA LOANX CO. 7and 8 Crounse Bik., Opp. Pos 16th and Capitol. "Phones Douglas 136, A-1356, i i § § o i ly LARGER 1 ou_find toffice corner, MONEY LOANED SALARIED pi WOMEN KEEPING HOUSE AND O ERS, without security; easy paymen! Office In 8 principal cities. 518 New York Li ] EOPLK. Loans at positively the LOWEST RATES. qu Service and MOST CONFIDRNTIAT, DEAL of any in the city. Patronise the BIGGEST AND BEST. y n " RELIABLE CREDIT CO., Third Floor, 37-08 Paxton Block, Douglas Uil and A ML DO YOU WANT to start the NEW YEAR RIGHT? Do you want to pay up your landiord, grocer, doctor or anyone you owe and have only one® place to pay each month. You'll be sur- prised how easy Jt is. Call und see us now. Omaha Mortgage Loan Co. 119 Board of Trade. 208 So. 16th. St. Telephone Doug. 229. Call us up. DIAMOND LOANS AT 5% ‘Why pay 16 and 20 per cent a month on Diamond Loans when our prices a 0—only 00—only 100—only LARGER BR‘)DKEYYS Jewelry and Loan Co., 1401 DOUGLAS ST. ARE YOU WORRIED and bothered by collectors calling for bills you put off paying last month In order to l'.lnl e a pleasant Christmas? If so come .$6.00 LESS. WANTED—Men to learn barber trade. Practical training by free clinic and careful instructions. Tools given, board provided. Moler graduates command highest wages. Our diplomas recognized everywhere. Shop experience and wages before completing. Call' or write, Moler Barber college, 110 5. 1th St. WANTED—To hire married man, exper- | enced farmer, to farm quarter section land. Gooed house and outbuildings. Will hire by rfiosl.h or year. E. E. Nordgren, Phillips, eb. CHIROPODISTS DR. ROY, 1505 Farnam St. Douglas 6497. DANCING Automobiles. See Drummond For your AUTO TOF or TOP REPAIRS. For AUTO WHEELS or WHEEL RB- PAIRS. For spring or axle repairs. For the lowest priced good painting. For body woodwork or trimming. For Diamond Tires, Tubes and Casings. 18th and Harney St AUTOMOBILE BARGAIN, First-class condition, for sale or trade, for farm land or city property. E 317, Bee. A FEW bargains in slightly used cars, to be closed out at your own price. Van Brunt Automobile Co., Councll Bluffs, Ta. CHALMERS-DETROIT 190 Model Tour- ing Car, 80 h. p.; good as new. Address K194, Bee. AUTO STORAGE, Painting and Repairing. Leslie E. Powell, Omaha, Kuth McNaughton, Omaha. William _Doll, Omah: Bophie Grabow, Omah Asmuss Maas, Hildreth. Elsle Stuehm, Hildreth Louls F. Bollmier, South Omah Mary Rollo, South Omah: Frank Holsing| Cora Norton, rion, 1 Bert Ritchey, Lincoln. Bila Ritchey, Lincoin, Leslle 1. Way, Bouth Omah; {Frances Smiih, South Oman: Fred Johnson, Blwabik, Minn... Auguste C. Loss, Omaha. James R. Pool, Auburn... Nellfe. Riley, Council Bluff: Joseph Griszklewecs, South Omaha Bophila Gesior, Omah: fi!SBéEfi!!éé!fifiE!t:Bfif:sk ANNOUNCEMENTS 5 CLEAN Carbon Cooking Coal. COAL cutant & Squires, 1408 Par. 1. 3%, The Smith Premier Typewriter Company is recelving olq friends ana new in ita new' home In the New Kennedy Building, 19th and Douglas Street. Omaha's New: Commercial District. Smith Premier Typewriter Co. M. O Plowm:n. Mgr. WM. PFEIFER CARRIAGE WORKS, 2%th Ave and Leavenworth. INTERNATIONAL Delivery Wagons. L-H.-C. ROADSTERS High-Wheeled Aulos. International Harvester C Omaha. BEND for our list of second-hand cars. DERIGHT AUTOMOBILE CO., 1814 ‘Farnam St. DON'T have & puncture, we treat your tires and guarantee them for one year. Ne- bri Puncture Proof Co., 106 N. 16th. WRITE for list of secondband automo- bile bergains. H. BE. FREDRICKSON, AUTO CO., Omah, LL us for demonstration of Cole Midwest Auto Co., 19th and Farnam. 3 1 “‘Murphy Did It."” Get Auto Painting ;urmhy Dia It/ Get MURPHY & SON. 1412 Jackson. FOR SALE—Baker Electric Coupe, com- pletely overhauled, entirely new battery repainted car in first-class condition; ma- chine one year old and cost originally $2,260. Will ‘sell for $1.600. Car on axhibi- tion at Electric Garage Co.. 2218 Farnam St MIDWAY AUTO GARAGE, Steam heat space for storage; repairing done promptly anywhere, day or night, Tire vulcanizing, “olls anu_suppiies. 153 :;ulflwu)’, Council Bluffs. Ind. 61, Black SPECIAL price on Automoblle Robes this month at Hayden's Harness Dept. (Base- ment.) botec. & Co., 2th and Ames Avh., { prescription. Free 0w m. HINDOO TABLETS will bulld, brace, etrengthen, S0e. BELL DRUG CO. ANCHOR FENCE CO. Iron and wire fences chieaper than wood. Las, & Lifetime. 207 N. Mth. ‘Phone Red Sl ' The Western Hit, Schmoll YOU, 25e, 3 Srieiter Sheet Music Dopt SBaldwin Co. wholesale player PIA Obpllnol. organs, 106 llcCllp\lc B. ____UNION LOAN t'@flfh}«’%fi = FRITZ E.SANDWALL ~ Rellavle Formerly S0, Omaha, now 1 Paxion Blk Saratoga Drug C: accurate compoundel dellvery. Btore open TO LOAN — LOW RATE, In sums to | BEST AUTOMOBILE BARGAINS. C. F. LOU 1668 Farnam __ BUSINESS CHANCES TO GET In or out of business call on GANGESTAD, ¢ B!Giflld‘. Tel. D. 3367, “ROOMING house for sale. 1512 Chicago St & HERE 18 YOUR CHANCE. 11-room rooming house, modern, well fur- nished, location 2id and Douglas. Price, 4450, Address R @l Bee. FOR SALE—A #4200 stock, consistin j of &roceries, dry goods, clothing, boots ang ghoes, gent's furnishing goods, furniture and everything that goes with' a general store. Wil sell for cash or on time with proper security. ‘I'rade runs trom $130,00 to $160,00 per “ear. For further informa- tion, write to D. Miller & Son, Wheatland, Wy JOHN NITTLER Hoge Consumers LUXUS me BEER YOU LIKE. 22 South Mth St Douglas 188, Red 382, Independent A-14%. o BEST QUALITY. Cement Blocks ,,SFE52bARITY,., Omaha electric works EleotricQRon" SN W5, GOOD MERCHANTS LUNCH. £ (v 2 FeTis, e Doueas 8 0 CTS. Ryan Jewelry Co,, 'fjgsnh ana Monuments, J. F. Bleom & Co . 1815 Far, v FOR SALE—At a bargain 0od real estate, loan and Insurance usiness In a gouod huvstling town of 1,600 population, one of the best farming districts In the state, In central Ne- practically no competition; best for selling. 1f interested ad- it on—A s once, Y 14 “OPPORTUNITY to small Investment; Noble & Shafer, ake big money on bona fide proposition room 15 Crounse block, FOR SALE-An established dental office in thriving town In central Nebraska; ex- traordinary large territory, including nine small tow ash price, $1,000; good reason for selung; suap for a hustier. Address Y M1, care Bee FOR SALE—First-class stock of clothing in good town: doing good business; MORAND'S 15th and Harney; lessons Mon., Fri, 8 p. m.;private daily.’ D. 1041 e e DENTISTS BAILEY & MACK, 84 fioor, Paxton. D.1085 WANTED—Girl for general housework. Mrs, Celia Hanting, 62 Mlilitary Ave. Tel. Benson 165, "A_GOOD, strong girl for housework; no cooking; good wages. 417 No. 2th Bt "GOOD girl_to help in gencral housework. Call at 52 No. 15th St., South Omaha. GOOD wages and good home for a good ©00K, uo washi or ironing or outside work. 606 Bo. d6th St COMPETENT girl for general housework. 129 No. 3th. Ave. 1617 Dougles St GIRL for general housework. 702 8. 25th. DETECTIVES OMAFA Det. Agency. 48 Paxton. D, 1310, TG. A. Halterman, 432 Paxton. Tel, R. W1, DRESSMAKERS THE PARIS, ladles’ ranors and furrlers, first-class fancy and plain work, fittings guarsnteed; material furnished by us or patron. 1913 Douglas St. Phone Red 1968. L. FOX jodiss T Ladies' Tailor, 2022 Leavenworth H. 663 Special price until Feb, 15 on latest style tallor suits and dresses. We have all the latest fashions and fabrics in stock. Out of town trade solicited. COLTON BROS. 2866 Farnam St. (Upstairs), H. 4244 announce &s a teature for January at their up-to-date parlors they will speclalize in work made from thelr patrons’ own ma- terial. If you have taken advantage of the clearing sales, let us do your work. KEISTER Lates Dressmaking Col- KEISTER (§8ts Karoach Blag. MISS A. HOLLAND, —Importer— Sulte 205, Paxton Rlk. Tel. Douglas 3049 Announces that during the month of January she offers her exclusive line of material and high class workmanship at greatly reduced gvlcem MAHA'S “EXCLUSIVE LADIES' TAILOR" TERRY College, th and Farnum Sts. MISS STURDY. 2102 Farnam. Tel. H. 4076. M. SELICOW, 2%2 Farnam. Harncy 2047, McDowell dressmaking school. 1628 Farnam. EDUCATIONAL THE MID-WINTER TERM QY D OF BOYLES COLLEGE s now open In both the day and night ssions. The late catalogue, giving full articulars in regard to the various courses s ready. Business tralning, bookkeeping, storthand, telegraphy, clvil servige. Cal ‘phone or write for it at on Boyles College, Omaha, Neb. MOSHER-LAMPMAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. Unexcelled couise in business. short- hand, penmanship and English. Nono but experienced teachers. Day and evening sessions. Most luteresting catalogue pub- lished i Omaha. Send for one today. MOSHKR & LAMPMAN, Sevenieenth and Farnam Streets. ST. ANDREW’S SCHOOL FOR BOYS-41ST AND CHARLES. Rev. F. D. Tyner, 348 Charies, H-2383. __EVERYTHING FOR WOMEN _ ARSENIC and IRON complexion wafers makes clear, white skin. By mail S0c and $1.00. Suerman & MecConnell Drug Co., Omaha. ANTORIUM 13 JONES ST. PANTORIUM %37 o Good cleaners and dyers. THE N, Y. Dept. Store, 1510 Vinton, Everything.” May Manfon patterns, 10c. Both e ] CHINA decorating; order work a special ty. Lessons Tuesday, Thursday and Batur- days. Firin dlllh Children’s clesses Sat- urday mornin rs. C. C. Hungate, &4 Brandels Bidg. Tel Red ells | WANTED—Girl for general housework. No washing: 319 N. 41st Ave. Phone Har- ney 3401, WANTED—GIrl to assist in’ housework at 608 8. 29w St. WANTED—Good reliable girl for general bousework. Call 1024 N. 32d St. GIRL for general housework. Two in tamily. Light work. 211 S. 29th Ave. GIRL for general housework, good wages, no laundry: 02 Worthington Place. 'wel. Douglas 7. EXPERIENCED girl for general house work. No laundry. Good wages. Mrs, M. T. Barlow, 2208 Webster. |specialty. Hospital 2858 Farnam. Bo MEY wanted quickly by big Chicago mail order house to distribute catalogues, advertise. $21 weekly; $0 expense allow- ance. Manager 1222 State St., Chicago. ASK me how you can start a profitable mail order business at home evenings. Heacock, 739, Lockport. N. Y. THE NONPAREIL LAUNDRY CO., Douglas 1812. Wagons cail everywhere, SHIRTS IN SANITARY COVERS. WANTED—Four first class machinists at the Stott's Signal Co., Marion, la., at ¢ per hour. WANTED—A man experienced in cream- ery business to establish cream buying agency. Address W 116, Bee. LIVE STOCK FOR SALE Veterinarians, Surgery & h phns. HALL & MORRIS, A-1 horse, harness and spring wagon, can be seen at Stuben’s barn, Woolworth and Park avenues. WAGON repairing, painting. lettering, rubber tires put on and first- class ~ blacksmith work done by Johnson Danforth Co., 10tl. and Jones Sts. WANTED—A competent cook. Apply 206 B. 32d Ave. Tel. Harney 206. GIRL for general housework; family of three. 112 N. 324 Ave. "GOOD STREET HACK, little used, $1.00 value; will sell now for $150. Johnson Danforth Co., 10tk and Jones Sts. WAGONS for savo. E. Smith, 1314 N. 2th. WANTED—At once, experlenced second girl good wages. Mrs. Arthur Mots, 628 . ith t. FIRST-CLASS girl for general housework. Mrs. Shepard, 206 Wirt WANTED--An experifenced girl for eral housework; two in family. 3819 nam, en- | ar- Miscerta, LEARN HAIRDRESSING—it pays. You can earn $15 to $25 weekly. ull eourse taught. J. L. Brandels Hairdressing Dept. LADIES WANTED to introduce the latest Parisian perfect fitting four distinct gar- ment patterns, including dressing sack, shirtwalst, corset cover, tallored sieeve and cuff, all for lic. Send bust measure. Parisian Pattern Co., Grand Rapids, Mich. Stamps taken. Agents wanted. = HELP WANTED—MALE Agents, Solicitors and Salesmen. WANTED—A solicitor with horse and buggy to drive through the country and solicit subscription: Call_and see circu- lation manager. The Bee Publishing Co. STOCK SALESMEN WANTED, A new casaulty insurance company with & large portion of its capital stock already subscribed, desires to place a limited num- ber of sbares with some of the prominent men of western lowa and N This is a high class, legitima propogition, and only men of gopd character and proven ability 'as salesmen are desired. ~An unusual oppor- tunity will be given to the right men. The secretary of the company will be in Omaha the latter part of this week. Address in confidence, giving full particulars of your experiénce as a salesman. Address Y 147, care of Bee. WANTED—Agents to sell Potter and Sully county, South Dakofa land. Write Brower & Hollingsworth, Gettysburg, S. D, YOUNG man, age about 21, in exclusive wholesale establishment, fine chance for advancement; one with experience pre- ferred, must be quick in penmanship. Ad- dress, A-117 Bee. HARDWARE IMPLEMENT SALESMAN, To sell farm specialties in Nebraska on commission; money maker for lucky man; see my models Saturday at Paxton hotel or write Hackney Mfg. Co., St. Paul, Minn. A. L. LAW. AND WE have a good position for a man who has had experience in life insurance fleld work, Address Central, P. O. Box 119, Lincoln, Neb. WANTED—A good, reliable flour sales- man on commission. Acdress Farmers Milling & Elevator Co., Norton, Kan. MRS MATTHEWS, hair goods, 300 Neville, CLEARING sale trimmed hat PENNELL'S, 1511 Douglas Bt., upetairs. Drice” on © tallor-made will make you a special reason for selling; lav, about 34,20. Ad- dress Y 151, Bee. CHIODO 3ue"lss Pkt descriptions during the month of Japuary. Parlors, 214-216 8. 5tk St / WANTED—Live men with rigs to can- vass for Eaton's family and veterinary remedies, extracts and spices. Address Dr, R D. Batoa Chemical Co., Minneapolis, Minn. HORSES for sale. 914 North 21st, MILLER & WINDER buy and Yell all kinds of horses. 1415 Capitol Ave. D. 1510. BEAUTIFUL riding horse, singlefoots, Er{ac( condition; $20. 6 LOST AND FOUND LOST—Gold _spectacies _ with Kryptok lenses In Columbian Opt. Co. case. Return Columblan Opt. Co., 2I1 8. 16th. Reward. . LOST—Beaver muff in Brandels base- ment; finder please turn In at main desk; recelve reward. LOST—Light colored leather hand bag, containing glasses and some money; keep money, but return other things to 1% Park ave., Council Bluffs, and get reward. LOST—A gentleman's scarfpin set with diamonds and pearls. Inquire of W. H Thomas, Brandeis Stores. LOST — Tuesday, ~ between Bennett' Kern's and Monheit's, a lady’s watch; case No. 7166751; Eigin movement No. 1352469, Re- Monheit's and receive reward. LOST—Sunday night; brindle Boston ter- Phone Harney 968 or Red 6444. Re- Lost—Lady's tapestry belt, two buckles Return to 622 S, 40th St or phone Harney 169. Reward. ———— ey MOVING AND STORING EXP. Delivery Co., office 16th and Dav- enport Sts.; warehouse, 2207-09 1zard St. " lst-class STORAGE & MOVING, COLE'S EXPRESS. 1616 Capitol Ave. D. 70, A-3937 MEDICAL PILES—FISTULA PAY WHEN CURED. All RECTAL DISEASES cured without a surgical operation, and GUARANTEED to last a LIFETIME. No chloroform, ether or other general anaesthetic used. EXAMINATION FREE. WRITE FOR FREE BOOK. DR. E. R. TARRY, 224 BEE BLDG. OMAHA, NEB. Are your tired? Does your blood elreu- late properly? 1s your °digestion good? If not, why not consult Prof. G. K. Dinjlan, oriental sclentific massagist, #06-407 " Bee Bldg., Phone D. 863. Special aitention given to facial massage and scalp treatment. FREE medical and surgical ~treatment at Creighton Medical college, 14th and . pald to con- professors. 0 ered day or night. COST YOU NOTHING if you have chronie disease to try the FAMOUS FREF TREATMENT at the Radlum Medical and Burgical Institute, northwest corner 13th WANTED — Salesman acquainted with architects and contractors, to take a prof- itable side line on commission. Bros, Miwaukee, Wia and Farnam Sts. BEST nerve brace for man. Gray's Nerye Food Pills, 81 & box, postpaid. Sherman & McConell' Drug Co.. Omaha. e, we will loan you on your plain note any amount at rates like these: w for 20c weekly. 20 for 40c weekly. THE J. A. HUTTON CO., 614-15 Paxton Block. SALARY and chattel loans, lowest rates, | confidential; open Saturday evening. Both |'Phones. STAR LOAN CO.. 64 Paxton Blk. | OFFERED FOR RENT ! Boardin, and Roomas. | THE DOUGLAS-—Nicely furnished, mod. rooms, reasonable. 2201 Douglas St. D. @766 et il st DEWKY Kuropean Hotel, 13th and Far. | nam. THE UTOPIA gives best board and warm rooms reasonable. 18th & Davenport, THE IDEAL—Modern rooms, well heated and board very reascnable; § minutes’ waik from center. Chicago St. THE PRATT—Excellent home cooking, Meals, %¢. Warm rooms. 213 S, 2th St THE FARNAM CAFE. Good home cooking. Meals 25c. New management. European. 1th and Farnam. Doug. %40. Joseph Hammer, Prop. WILL HAVE LARGE front parlor va- cant about January 30; hot water heat, plano in room. 642 Bo. 19th St RONT room and alcove, also two others modern, good nelghborhood, one Dlogk trom car, reasonable; board It d L Harney St | e ~ — FURNIBHBD rooms, with or | board; furnace heat; reasonable. | pleton Ave. | | | without 210 Pop- LY furnished modern roomm; rea- 1524 Webster St NEWLY_ furnished | tamily. 1157 Park Ave | FURNISHED room, private tamily, mod- | ern conveniences, Farnam ecar line. 819 8, | 39th ‘Ave. itarney st [= NIC sonable. > room in private ONE furnished room with he wavenworth, 'Phone Ind. A 406, | NICE, furnished rooms, with German | tamily,” with hoard If wanted; sultable {0 workingmen. 1811 Capitol Ave 2”93 STRAM HEATED rooms, sleeping 620 8. _NICE rooms for travelers, one block from Farnam car. 4I8 8. 3th. “NICE furnished rooms. 615 8. 16th, third floor, suite & FURNISHED room, # per month. %0 Farnam. | FOR RENT—Cosy furnished room, fur- nace heat, electrie light or gas, o halt block from car line. 1518 Lineoln Ave, Tel Red 6372 FOR RENT_A furnished front room. In- quire 2711 8. 234 St. Tal. Douglas 6527, mod. rooms. 210 N. 17th De Lorie hotel, NICE desirable rooms with home cooking. The London, 511 So. 24th 8t. 22 St Mary ¥ for two. NICELY furnished room, 98 N. 36th St. Tel. B-29%0. Ave., tront room for two. steam heat ONE heated room, cheap. 612 8. 18th 8t. steam — b - NICELY furnished front room heat. %17 N. 1th St. (downstairs). TWO fine rooms for four gentiemen: modern in every way; walking distance. 88 8. 20th. Tel. Douglas 7. foad d LARGE room for gentlemen or lady, em- ployed during day. 116 N. 2%th St NICE front room, all modern, § per month. 348 Chicago St. 2 ) MODERN sleeping room; also nice par- lor. Bi2 N. mst St. NICELY furnished room; modern; suit- ahle for one or two persons. 2114 Harney. nice front room for gem- TWO furnished front rooms, all modern; rAw_w hous walking distance. 115 8o. 25th Ve. BEAUTIFUL room In new home to re- tined gentlemen; only those who can ap- reclate & nice home need apply: no sign. 5 ROOMS, 2d floor, 20w Hees St varh and totlet, §16. Chris Boyer, 24 and Cum- ing Sta BEAUTIFUL apartment at %d and Faf- nam; will be vacant soon. Call Willlam K Potter. Harney 215, CENTRAL APARTMENTS, Six rooms, outside corner, high grade, hardwood, full modern, gas range, steam heat, hot water all year, walking distanc $28; winter, $7 more. References ‘BEMIS, 480 Brandets Bld "LARGE modern brick house Park Ave., 2913 Mason. Inquire 8% Just ot . 28th A SUITE of three elegant new rocms, modern. 20 North 20th. "SLEEPING and housekeeping. 710 8. 14th, TWO excelient, cam rooms, for cooking gas 274 Harney St, tely turnished front housekeeping; heat, light included; ! HOUSEKEEKING and sleeping rooms, 1712 Jackson. FRONT ROOM, striotly modern, first- class board. 617 So. 19th St. r"vg HED housckeeping room. 601 N. g Tth 3 THE TEMPLARSCholce table board, by day or week. 1518 Capitol Ave. NICELY furnished rooms for light house- keeping. 2117 Webster. Phone. "ROOMS and Webster 5377. board in private family. 2602 Blondo St. CLOSE In, a $5.00. 620 S. 17th. Faral Tel accomodations. $4.60 anc ed Rooms. THE BELMONT, |1618 DODGE ST. MODERN STEAM HEATED ROOMS. EVERYTHING NEW, |RATE8 FROM £.00 TO $.00 PER WEEK. TWO front rooms for light housekeeping. 21 Dodge. TWO furnished complete for housekeeping. 201 Farnam St. FURNISHED sleeping or housekeeping room, walking aistance, §2 per week. 84 S, 2%th St. FURNISHED housckeeping room, §1. 1531 N. 19th. A ELEGANT front room, fine furniture. §20 N. 20th. No sign on hous THE GEORGIA, 1042 Georgla Ave,, thor- cughly overhauled and renovated; opens February 1 as an exclusive hotel for men; vervice equal to the best hotels will be glven; discretion will be used in accepting patrons; only forty rooms. Appointments with mgr. made by telephoning Harney 561.% FOR RENT—A parlor for bedroom. Call 2711 Bo. 23d. Tel. Doug. 6637 FURNISHED ROOMS; modern. Farnam St. FURNISHED, steam heated room, with board, suitable for two or three. 123 B. th Ave. 1800 “TWO furnished rooms for light house- keeping. 206 N. 20th St. “HOUSEKEEPING a 601 N. 18th. NICE furnished rooms for housekeeping. 614 8. 224; reasonable. o LIGHT housekeeping rooms, modern. 3014 Cans. o HOUSEKEEPING anda sleeping room, 1804 Webster. nd sleeping rooma. “CLEAN, Webster, newl, Top STEAM heated housekeeping rooms, Dodge. furnished rooms. oor. m front room, VERY nicely furnished Ilrgl ront room, ou suitable for two or three. Ave. “FURNISHED rooms for gentlemen. 110 8. 13th Bt. The Chatham. MODERN ROOMS, 2007 St. Mary Ave. FURNISHED ll’llt housekeeping rooms, modern. 2028 Californ!: Unturnishe Roems 3-ROOM. bath room, store room, outsida t{r{h, all modern, except heat, 2617 No. NICE furnished room to rent in private fomily. 2621 Capitol Ave. TWO unfurnished rooms for rent. 133 Park Ave. #.00. 4 "2 Emmet; 2 rooms, Webster 4170. J. Martig, Prop, 10th et Hotel Howard{; MiT0%, P08, 1o bullding,/new furniture, any rooms clean, sweet and fresh. Reasonable rate: modern. 'Phone man’s reply Copper Mini “‘In reply to yours asking ium to use for advertising i office. Very truly yours, Jan, 22, 1910, How the Record BE | Dec., 1909 ....1,137 inches | Dec., 1908 .... 884 inches| Gain of Bee, 253 ins. or 28% | TWO unfurnished rooms. 611 8. 26th Ave FOUR unfurnished housekeeping rooms, with range, modern house. Webster, UNFURNISHED rooms for rent. 213 N, An Omaha Real Estate to the lowa ng Co.: my opinion as to what med- n this section, I would sug- gest The Omaha Bee. The bulk of my advertising goes to The Bee as it has produced the better results at this ERNEST SWEET, 613 N. Y. Life Bldg. Looks in Figures WORLD-HERALD Dee., 1909 . ....1,089 inches Dec., 1908 . ....1,200 inches Loss of W.-H,, 111 ins., 9% % i o &