Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 30, 1910, Page 29

PART SIX ‘WANT ADS PAGES 1 TO 8 “VOL. XXXIX— ‘THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE. iwANT ADS] the want ad until 12 m. for 8130 y ed ertisements for Cash must accompany il orders for want ads and no advertinement will be mecepted for less than 20 cents for ¥ to either Bhe Daily or Alwars count stx werds to a line. CASH RATES FOR WANT ADS. REGULAR CLASSIFICATION — One insertion, 1 1-3 cents per word and 1 mt cént per word for emch w insertion. Each rtion made ©dd days, 1 1-2 cents per word; $1.50 per line per month. pem— e n Want for The Bee may be left At any of the following drug stores— your “cormer drmmmist”—they ch en for The Hee will be inserted ju Promptly and om (he smme rail [ the main office im The and Farnam wstreets: W. C, 40th d ¥ Bnrla\ck B, A., 1402 S‘,"loth ! Becht rh cun‘on sim Phirmacy. st umt-ry Ave S .yau have & room Io rent. The Bee . J. B, fist Ave. nnd y Ph-rmwy ilth an un t rmac; . 16th Fregger Drug C Plorennu rug Co., Floren oldman Phumu:y. 2th La) reen's Ph ark Ava lnd acific. \ ) Greenough, . A., }G. 'y oeno . Al de.n, fllllm C,,°l “ Hlukory scom urk r.. v’z}-& mn Av; » ol&!. .voyt Dnflf: Ath and 1p-muu Sta. dce '-I. Pl 3804 N 24th. Cdntrll Bl{d. ('0.. o Lunmp. Chikrisa B 1504 3. Sith >,_‘A . Mth St. f larqton Druy -a??onhAm " Bchasfer's 1 Frice Drug Btore, ‘i0th et ". U Echmiat, J., mcumln su. and Ma; ' rtha S CHESE—, ‘riday mornl Illlun hospital and 8. Punlrll ndu. January %, 1910, from daughter’ 5228 r's residence, Mrs. G. . Shuk-’!. imore avenue. OVIATT—Nellle, day, January Bhe is numud Satur- Jsband_and two daughters, Hazel I.II sle. Remains to be shipped Tu Y, February 1, from resi- de 1110 Nm ‘Twenty-second street, m, to Magnolis, Friends la’ vited. WA AR T AL LS LODGE NOTICE. Attention Degree of Honor—All mem- bers of Washington lodge, No. 2, are re- Quested to attend the funeral of our be- ved sister, Gladys Fackett, , from the wnidence, %6 Popploton avenuc, Sunday, 10 a. ea Burlington COWI 13:90 and lmermnnl Plattsmouth, Neb. tr lodges Invited By order of Catherin Ueveriage, Chief of - Honor. _Johanna Strawn, Regorder, N s CARD OF THANKS., We, the unfl.r:I‘nI.d desire to tender our friends, who, by their sympathy and help, comforted up in our deep umuum. 3» beautiful floral ward man, James 8 ‘Mary Bb.llmu’ sincere thanks. to the many relatives and we wish to tends pellman, Muriaret Iman, Ellen Spell pw e D.Pd an, pellman and BIRTHS AND DEATHS, mru.»mmn uu. 1023 South Twenty- first stre Gorham, 232 Ham- liton str Mww Peterson, Forty- gflfl streets, boy; Charles T. K, orth Seventeenth street, llrl, hA“‘(Iulph H. Matoski, 3026 Llnley ave- nue, boy, Deaths—J. C. Crowley, oaunly hospital, %0; Charles B. Btnlotk. Fourteenth and mv.npon streets, 8; South Sixteenth st Blb reet, Atlas street; Lydla G. Conn Lleventh streel N 1 lvomn. 62; Lulu er.lln. 3406 Ohio street, 30; Antenia Sachsse, 706 North Twenty-fourth MARRIAGE LICENSE! Permit to w been e RS o i ey o Name und Residene Fleteher Marks, Oma! Dalsy Fleics, Omah —— ANNOUNCEHENTS CLI:AN Carbon Cx . COAL (GUtat's Soitbrm, Sac'ins Soal: The Smith Premier Typewriter Company s rwchlnx old friends wua new In 1ta wew home in the New Kennedy Building, 19th and Douglas Screet. Omaha’'s Newest Commercial District Shith Premier Typew nter Co. l 0. Pl»wlun ¥ Suratoga Drug Cou Hth a wccurate compounders of pres delt Store open Am jnuon Fre 0 13 p.m THINDOO TABLETS wil mmd. brace, etienginen, Se, bRU o, The Western Hit, Schmol YOU, 250, T'jsuer Ehett St Ausic Doyt FRITZE.SANDWALL '““‘"" Formerly So. Omaha, now @1 Pllllm Blk , JOHN NITTLER- Home Consumers' XUS e glan 1889, Red 3952, Independent A-1420. Douglas Printing Co. Tel. Douglas 644 Pt it St it o S e C.JARL SOl L etvetworin ™™ THE BEER YOU LIKE. 324 South th St OMAHA, SUNDAY MORN ING RY 30, SINGLE COPY FIVE CENTS, con renl it for you 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 can . MONEY UNIUN LOAN Cement Blocks 14 Used Automobile Bargams Doug. 2004 COMPANY. BEST QUALIT eal Cement Stone Co. 7 1900 —4-0y1., p. Maxwell Touring "‘K"S’w}‘ ;gg,‘g}f,lu g’F‘ 6 CTS. | cat, with top soX slaze front Prtee St OLE ¢ came e T | 1900—4-cx1, 30 Maxwell Touring D‘“E,S’?,"‘! cn w7 Co. Car, with {op, used § monthe. Brice S 108 WEDDING RINGS e, » Dy Maxwell Touring > Fifteenth and Car, ful wuiwed rice $650 Rynn Jewelry Qo., el - Lo 1908—4-cyl., 30 h. p., Buick, in fine condi- Honumzml. I ¥ moom & Co., 1815 Far. MELCHER SCHMIDT DRUG CO., Announce the Opening of Their NEW COMPLETE 17th and PHARMACY Farnam o Y. Life Bldg., About February 10. g!;l. same attention to detalls in the lection of our stock and the filling prescriptions that has made -our prosent tlon and hewly painted. Cost $1.95. Price $860. C. F. LOUK 1808 Farnam St.* \ A Bargain IN A RUNABOUT WH. P, Doctors Runabout with ful O . YRSy et leather top, for Cost. Address ‘ 21, or PLUMBING. R. G. Hamllton, i:e-m{né lll flllln‘ ”Zl Leavenworth. D. 4951, A-43(6, ~ PATTON-BOWMAN HARDWARE CO. Announce the Opening of Thelir R. R. KIMBALL, 2026 Farnam/st.® “The Auburn 40-45” NEW STORE, 1615 FARNAM ST. B NE_D. lling for Complete umck ol Comrutor. Supplies, D Bullders' Hardware, Tools, Janitor's Sup- $1,650. plies, Cutlery, etc. ILER GRAND HOTEL 2ot o mt Turkish Baths z ic Omahe Bleotrie Works repair e)- Electric gt TN fh bkt Al ANCHOR FENCE CO. Iron and Wire Fences Cheaper Than Wood. Last & Litetime. 207 N. 17th. "Phoiie Red 8i4. Missouri Fliters made, sold. 1310 Howard. NEW HAMILTON CAFE “THE RIDER-LEWIS” 5 Passenger 32-35 H. P. Selling for $1,000 Call and see us for demonstration, OMAHA AUTOMOBILE CO. 26 South 19th St* A few shghtly used cars for UTH AND FARNAM, HAMILTON APTS Ie:f.,th;fl, c(;sut Eo be“sold fxt once, TION. TABLE D'HOTE, A LA CARTE. " |, ¥y MR porcen: masmetos auick detasn. COAL 8, & 1 reen Trading Stamps | 20/ 050 400 100 WP oive BUReey siiivtae? People's Coal Co. _Doug. #71; Ind. A28 "0 1004 w0, 1500, silghtly used; good as .,."m"fl“ofi‘,."‘&e{';{ Works makes u (800 e tires: full Jamp eHupments ran 1 bl s Tt S o -?:;e-?{o-r'{lxlofi 30-40-horsepower; used for B W: DUpaNGH, Jiehie shé b | Sl Suitetes ey, ey LOUIE AHKO L3, Peusies, 8t Q| "0t S horscooner S pasesnser toih: chop place. Amarlm and Chnlll. styles. | Ing car; run less than 300 miles; maguneto, ELEVATORS REPAIRED Frelf)hl. Pas- enger, J. R. Kennedy, 104 £. 18th. Doug.! m lamps, etc.; a car that's always ready. 1 Richmond &-passenger roadster; 23- horsepower; top, lamps, etc.; rup less than 100 mlles, and a bargain. One fllllfl oft Dh International 4 or 6-passenger or delivery EL 8. Cleaning 00-1 work. " Both | car, 1309 model, 2-horsepower; top, gtc.; a phones. einch. Van Brunt Automobile Co., COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA. WRITE P‘OR lluv, of secondhand auto- { mobile bargain H E. IIRFDRK‘KSON AUTO CO., Omaha. DON'T !{AVE A PUNCTURE, we treat your tires and guarantee them for one year. Nebraska Puncture Proof Co., 706 N. 16th. New location, 2201 Farnam, after Feb. 1. 'I.‘RY the lol’fll Cafe, 1316 Dodge PHOTO ENGRAVING Acld Blast Etchi: Pram t Work. W. BRAMBLETT & , 1511 Howard. D. B!fl OFFICE STATION'ERY "‘”“""‘ Kotera & Co., 1805 Jackson. "Phone . 1M, W SUITS TO ORDER $15. MacCARTHY- ILSON, 304 South Sixteenth Street.* ARKIN'S KOSHER RESTAURANT, 816 8. 16th 8t., (Upstalrs). THE best bakery lunch, l:;:‘venworlh One 30 H. P. Buick Tounng Car St. bakery, 2107 l‘tv-snworlh gllnoll lump per ton g6 5() 1 FOR best bargains in used cars in first- class condition call or write Sweet-Ed- wards Auto Co., 2062 Farnam St. Wwith top; car ;v!rhnuled and repainted. Also one second-hand White Steamer, In perfect condition, 7-passenger. with top and speedométer. STANDARD AUTO. CO., 2024 Farnam St.* $30 SUITS TO ORDER $15. MacCARTHY- ‘WILSON, 304 South Sixteenth Street.* For Sale SPECIAL My 35 H. P. five-passenger WAYNE Automobile, only been used thre months, original cost uuoa*‘fr?-‘m"%?flff.‘* Matihomsonsaces | $2,000 with full touring equip- e Sl ment, $1,250. Car can be seen at Automobiles, L See Drummeond ('X)AL J. Creedon & Sons, ,__4th and Dodge. Tel. Harnéy 2160 LYNCH BROS‘ PLUMBINP AND REPAIR WORK A BPECIALTY. 'M'n 8, 16th. Phone Douglas 1477. LEW.W. RA BER# Over 20 Years in N. Y. L. Bldg. AFTER FIBRUEJ‘L 1210(‘ i noe on Co BEE BUILDING {3 tone s SPECIAL hi 11 dy The best ice: oream sodun. with crushed fruits. The Bell Drug Co., 1216 Ffl;«m THE Western Fur Co. will be located at 1603 Leavenworth after Il'ohruu'! 1 AUTOMOBILES Acroplanes. \, \ curity Building, St. Louis, Mo. the United States. FOR A $10 BILL We will insert your 2 tisement under heading OPPORTUNITIE 3 AGENTE WANTED fn the complete Sunday edition of the following list of 25 Greatest Western Sunday pa- pors. BUS! of M LANDS, h_additional line of six words, $2.60 Denver Post Dimver R, M. News, Chicago Tribune, Kpnsas City St St Louls Globa-Dem. Cinefnnati Enquirer, Cleveland Piain Denler Dallas News, Milwaukee Sentine! Minteapalis Trib Paul Pione Leavenworth Times, Cheyenne Tribune, homa Gaty Oklebo "COMBINED 3,400,000, Thousands of dollars’ worth of business can be procured by advertlsing 1f you have u good proposition to offer the pub- Nurlington Htwkeye, Indisnapolis Star. CIRCULATION OVE “Fuin 1o the biggest and best vaiue in combination list ever put out by an ad: vertising agency. No other agency can meet our prices and prove insertion. Don't fail to give this list a trial. Through it you can SELL A BUSINESS, A FARM SECURE GOOD AGENTS and SALES- MEN TO PUSH YOUR GOODS ON A COMMISSION BASIS OR RAISE MONEY TO PROMOTE AN PRISE. In ordering service in the above list kindly remit in New York or St. Louis cxchange if convenient. 10 per cent discount on an {order for 4 consccutive Sundays. We can quote you on advertising &pace in any newspaper, ‘magazine, mail order or trade Jjournal in' the Unifed States that you may desire to use. Send for bulletins and lsts.* THE SALES of our froducts, for which there Is a general demand among mer- chents, farmers, schools, etc.. now greatly increased by state laws mecently passed, necessitates opening.a dfstributing office in this territory; we desire Vesident sales manager, well acquainted, of good char- acter, who can superintend sales, deliveries, advertising, collections, ete. with $00 to $1,000 to carry enough stock to fill orders; salary $1,200 o §1,80 annually, extra com: migsions, office and“.other cxpenses; no canvassing; positfon permane; Address Advertising Mapager, “Liberty” Mfg. As- sociation, St. Joseph, Mo.* FOR SALE—At a bargaln if soon—A good real estate, loan and insurance business a. goud hvstling town of 1,600 popui ll{n one of the best farming districts in the “state, in central Ne- braska; practically no competition; best reasons for selling. ¢ interested ad- dress at once. Y-146, care Bee. STORKROOMS, located right. for Grocerles, Meats, \ ‘ Drugs. » T. J. Hook, Office 1101 N. 15th St* FOR SALE—Two-chalr barber shop In good northwestern Iowa town; must bhe sold at once. John Wingert, Schaller, fa.* FINE stock of general merchandise, ~will involece about $8.500; half¥cash, balance land; good business opportunity; rent reasonable. Address Y 163, care Omaha Bee. FURNITURE of a 24-ragm hotel for sale, a snap if taken at once; town of about 3,000, rates $1.50 per day; steam heat, elec- tric light and city water. Address Y 148, care Bee.* “OPPORTUNITY small Investment; Noble & Shafer, R. to make blg money on bona fide proposition. 16, Crounse Bk, Omana blacksmith FOR_SALE—Woll equipped shop, doing good business; good terms to right man. Address owner, L. C. Saunders, Dixon, Neb, MY PENCIL &nd I can lnclu you. L WIL LIAMS, 411 McCague building. FOR SALE-One of the old paying drug stores in Omah: son for selling. Address N- LETTERS DUPLICATED In any quan thy 673 Brandels Bldg:~ Doug. 1370: A 2611 TFOR SALB—Hotel, with 8 rooms and lbll‘. clearing $1,200 per month; must be sold | Colorado Springs Gazette, ‘| | | Largest Classified Advertising Agency in | | undersigned word clasaified Aul»“ | by | 810. - ._* ——— —_— e A — % —_— ANNOUNCEMENTS AUTOMOBILES | BUSINESS CHANCES BUSINESS CHANCES RARAN RO * CLASSIFIED AD. CO. | ANY MANURAGTUR SR dissatistiod t location, in need of uw 1 to enable him to branch out oss, or seeking a favorable lo- catlon for a branch plant would do well to investigate factory openings along the 1sco Lines, reaching eleven states of the Central West, South and Southwest. The 18 well informed concerning wanufacturing conditions &nd is in close wuch with all commercial clubs reached these lines. The most liberal induce- ments consistent with good business prac- tice can be had by reliable concerns to locate In the Southwest. . State your propo- sition and ask for new Industrial book. M. Schulter, Andustrial Commissioner, ' Krisco Lines Louis, Mo.% “WILL buy first-class mail order propo- sition, patent or exclusive agency on article of mierit suitable for mail order trade. Pre- fer specialty with®fetail value from &c to “Send full particulars, sample, your very best price in first letter. Hoffman, Artesia, New Mex. $50,000.00 I‘D;\”ETI?NAL CAPITAL Chas By an old estaolished and kl;*\lng st. Louls Wholesale mercantile corporation. Money is needed to handle increased vol- ume of business, . Assured oarnings 10 per cent per year or better on your investment, Correspondence with both large and smali fivestors 48 sollcited. Full particulars fur- nished on request. Will deal with princl- pas only. Address Y-10, care e WANTED—Additional _ capltal. Fuel, Grain, Produce bushess, Center large tract irrigated land in world, Also capi- Western Loan and Idah tallze. Trust Bank. Herman Reitig, Filer, . OHIO MILL FOR SALE—To settle part- nership. Water power. Capacity, 50 bbl. Flour, 350 bu, Meal, 12 tons Feed. Private clectric Ilghting plant. Write for further particulars. Richmond Dale Milling Co., Richmond Dale, Ohio.* ALASKA water right and mining proposi- tion operating at Nome, Alaska, wil sell & limited amount of stock. Wm. Lowe, 610 Granite Bullding, St. Louis PATENT secured or fee returned; fllus- thated guide book and list of inventions wanted, free to any address; patents s cured by us Adverllud lrea in World's Progress. llmploc y Victor J. Evans & WMMnlton, D..C.* $10,000 buys profitable ice busine: , two very large fice storage houses, 1,600 tons |stored ice, best modern machinery for har- vesting, teams, tools, wagons etc.; other business necessitates selling. York Ice Co., York, Neb. gel you one — name | BUSINESS CHANCES 2 Continued BUSINESS houses, both retall and whole- sale are needed In many of the new towns of Okinhoma and other parts of the south- west {0 properly take care of trade.re- quirements, Most of the towns are growing rapidly and by locating in that section, you will not only reside in & country wheré) the business conditions are exn~' lent; but also live in a mild, healthful climate. Any Hotel Proprietor seeking an- other location will' do weH to make in- quiry abeut the opening for & modern hotel at one of the best smaller cities in Okla- homa. An outright bonus of $0,00, or & {large stock subscription can be secured. When writing please state specifically the | kind of business preferred. —Descriptive literature free. M. Schulter, Industrial Louls, Mo.* | Com'r,, Frisco Lines, St. G on malin street 1 n In Fillmore county, to trade on | western Nebraska land. Box 20, Stroms- b.e $42,000 con of groceries, dry goods, clothing, 500 gent's furnishing goods, furniture an thing that goes with' a general store. W/l sell for cash or on time with proper security. Trade runs from $196:000 to $160.000 per “ear. For further informa- tion, write to D. Miller & Son, Wheatland, Wy CONFECTIONERY o stores, with living rooms, $20, $30, $600, $700, $1,600. GANGESTAD, 404 Bee Bld WE WANT, YOU If you have the determ.3ution and desire to learn_to sell successfully Realty Bonds. We Issie 6 per cent Bonds, designed to meet the-needs of both rich and poor, with iberal cash surrender privileges. Write to- day, stating previous occMpation. New York Central Realty Co., 13% Broadway, New York City. (Assets' over 000.) CHIROPODISTS DR. ROY, 1505 I"nmm z!l DANCING MORAND'S 15th and Harne: #on., Fri, § p. m.iprivate daily THE mid-winter term.at Morand's Dan- cing School begins this week, Monday or Friday, 8 p. m. Join this week and ask for a substantial reductton from regular price. Private lessons dally. Tel. Doug. 1041, DENTISTS Douglas 64 lesy "D, "INVESTORS and those looking o _get into business for themselves, with/unlini- ited possibilities, we ask you to ln\ull- gate our proposition. Nebraska Oil Burner Co., 1302 Douglas St. l"‘()ll SA[ah for clnh stock in the W, For particula Oxforda St., 8t six (f) shares of ern Land and Cattle Co. address B. Seymour, 1000 Paul, Minn.* BAILEY & llACh, ld'lloor. Pux(om DID“ TAFT'S D.ntll Rmm--. __HELP WANTED—FEMALE Agents and sindies. LADY agents now earn $60 a week selling my new patented articles, each one a neces- sity and can be sold in every honse. To prove this I will send $10 worth on credit to one agent It each town. Write quick for liberal terms, Bldg., Chicago, LANY AGENTS make $25 per week handling Mme. side and expanding back corsets. Corset Co., St. Louls, Mo. Clerical and Office. A. M. Young, 3% Young's to $40 and over McCabe's flexibla Louis St ENOGRAPHER, Insurance, §65-§10, Bookkeeper'and atencgrapher. #. Elano p , $20 per weck and expenses hlennlnll\hax retafl firm, $65. F-ookkeeper, experienced, $60. Bookkeeper' and stenographer, §50-300. Stenographer, real estate experlence, We will GUARANTEE you a position if you are an experienced st CO-OPERATIVE REFERENC _O76-677_Brandeis Bldg.* WANTED—A confident stenographer by large retall store; must be fairly expe- rienced; references. Address H 230, Bee. STENO and bookkeeper (grains), $60-365. Four-stenos., $0 to 6. Qtenographer (Co. RIuffs), $10-$45. Two Burroughs adding machine operators, HE CANO AGENCY, 432 Bee Bldg.* BE a hairdreaser; we teach a full course, $16. Oppenheim Parlors, 818 McCague Blk. ‘WANTED—GIRLS TO MAKH SHIRT DAY WAGES TO BEGINNERS. APPLY TO BYRNE & llAMM‘l;,‘!i D. G. CO.,, FAC- 7 TORY NO. 2, NO_ T No. ®mTH 8T, SOUTH OMAHA WANTED — FIFTY SRIENCED SHIRT MAKERS. APPLY AT ONCE TO BYRNE & HAMMER DRY GOODS CO. FACTORY NINTH AND HOWARD STE Housekeepers and Domestics, WANTED—~Gooa girl tor general Jwork. 401 8 3sth St WA NTED—Housekeeper, hetw % years, without children. D. house- 5 and Box 22, Mu ook, 8, general house- 1904 Spencer St. EXPERIENCED girl for work. Tel. Webster 521 A ('OMPJTVNT girl for general house- work._ 1091 §. 30th Aveg WANTED Compotont girl housework. Second girl kept. 3411 Farnam St. “for_general References, WANTED-GIrl to assist In care of two MONE making, fuclllltlnl, mall_order business at home; anyone, anywhere; large line; everything ~furnished; free booklet, }vflh;l .how. Foote, Box B 24, Muskegon, ch. CAPITAL NEGOTIATED, We are in the financinal center of the United States, and will consider industrial, mining and rajlway stock and bond offer: ings; entire Issues negotiated, on commis- slon’ basis. Proposition must be gilt edge. Facilities for Incorporating and reorganiz ing - corporations unsurpassed. t references | furnished and Minyard-Kessles gompany, First National Bank Bldg., expect Selling Brokers. Cincnnatl, 0.¢ YOU can start a_busin that wil pay $1000 first y, s on $15 capital omething entirely new, legltimate, permanent, wood anywhere. Particulars free Hart, 26 W. Mth St., New York City and meat store making GRACERY ing on farm; Drk‘c. "FORTENES being made in the Cobalt af he west. Kootnay District, British C umbla,Tnvest now before the big fel- ows get it all. Write for ga.ru«.\ll:ux C. M. Oliver, Vancouver, B. POOL halls for sale in Omaha and coun- try towns. Prices from $325 to $3,| GANGESTAD, 404 Bee Hld > NVESTORS interest in an established " FEW ¥ an can seoure manufacturing business paying 8 per cent now and 50 per cent soon. Write for en- Wiliams, Cairo. Neb. 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 milesnfrom Omaha. OWATA LAND AND LOT CO., 624 N. Y. Life Bldg. Red 1999, JOHNSON Bros.’ Grocery and Meat Mar- ket for sale. 24th and Hue St., Soyth Omaha FOR SALE—Cement block plant cement equipment In growing town; location ‘Addreas J-31, care bie w’" BUITS TO ORDER $15. MacCARTHY- LSON, 304 South Sixteenth Street.* and fine / lBUflgLEBI FO%‘ ‘BALEr-fPIle}l‘lL Pat- st orns, Drawings, Tools, etc., for (he mami. 2026 Farnam St. facture of one of the jatest and rfost use. ;Uf ’A“\';’"I’(?UTO TOP or T!?WPHREEEI‘-AIRB ful household utensils out. Addrebs Y 158, Alks esarE g BL BE-L Or address S-200, care of The{ e & = 'or spring or axle repairs, - N CAPITAL furnished f meritori - For the lowest priced o0d painting. Omaha Bee, + | terprises, stock and bonds sold on commis- For body woodwork or ' trimming. slon; litles for in rating and reor- For Dumond Tires, Tubes and Casings. > SE\ID for our list of second-hand care STANDARD AUTO CO.,, 202 Farnam St SATISFACTION ISSEL" PoNG SERVICE AR MODERATE PRICE WRITE US FOR LIST OF USED CARS. KISSEL AUTO CO., OMAHA. Harney Sta. Al'TUMOMlLL BARGAIN Pirst-class _condition, for sale or_trade, for farm land or city property. K 71, Bee ,BARGAINS in used cars; send for list uffs Auto, Co., 610 Pearl St. LMERS-DETROIT 1909 Model Tour- ing Car, 8 h. 0od ew. Addr A e e, PRI, Rew, e Automobiles Overhauled — — | Let us figure on your s overhauling, % Painting and Repairing. | our repair shop is od “with y L pmrun-n CABRIAGE WORKS, | modern facliity and men who now ‘thelr nd Leéavenworth. business. — We have a few used cars for sale. " INTERNATIONAL Storage rates on application. Delivery Wagons. L-H.C. ROADSTERS High-Wheeled Autos. lnurnuonnl lhrvulu Co., Omaha. PAXTON-MITCHELL (0., w 2318 Harney St.* oot R AR M 4-CYL., 30 H. P, REGAL CAR New Latest Model, $1,050; We also have several 1909 cars of second-hand cars DIR.IOHI Al !UMUNILF <0., 184 Farnam St LL us for domun.luvlon ul Cole “%." i Wevt Aute Co., l!lh and Farnam ———————— | that we have en in trade on new :\ulo Painting, urphy DIa 1" Get” | 1910 Tnterstate chrs. These cars have 'RPHY & BON. llll Jackson. IlDWAY Am GARAGE, Steam heat space for storage; "Dllrln done promptiy -nyun-n. day or ht. Tire vulcanizing upgflu gfll.lv, Council Blufll. Ind. L, Bl been“thoroughly overhauled and are for sale at a very low price. Call and see them. Wk HUI“!"MAI;I AUTOMOBILE C 2025 Farnam St * BUSINESS CHMCB OIRaITES, e B SR SPECIAL flco on Automoblle Robes this mnmh at ayden's Harness Dept. (Base- —___.__—_ Al 1508 . anization of col u|n¢ Brokerl. Chicago, EXCLUSIVE job office, county lo.lt, een- tral Nebraska, 000; $500- cash, balance easy term , care nles. Johnson & Co., adison and La Salle, Bee. A SPLENDID busin@as) for sale or ex- change; $,00 wil buy a well-established meat market and ice business in a cliy of 1,600 population, within 6 miles of Omaha, the only meat market and ice business in the city. Meat market is equipped in first- class &tyle and is doing a scrictly cash business of §0 to 7 per day:. The, busi- ness includes the necessagy equipmeny for both meat market and Jee businesw in- cluding. all necessary tlfls, wagons, har- ness and_horses, and includes about 1,100 tons of good ice. The profits of the busiv witl eastly pay for Jself the first year. n will consider exchange for producilve Omaha_property. Buchanan & Patterson, North Platte, Neb.* WHEAT—Buy on preaks, sell on bulges. Send for booklet, “Facts and Figures,” and market letters. ' Osborn Grain Co., Min- neapolls, Minn.* Wit CHICAGO marfufacturing company wants man to invest $4,000 and take charge of & distributin, ice on the flo A nun of handling a big vy fl.fllln; yl:: w‘ "ske.c-“ th. ress, " Wrenee, retary, Too W Lake 50, Chicagos FOR SALE—A snap, rooming house uf twelve rooms; all rentéd; close in. 617 8. 18th. 'Phone Red 6151 ROOIHNO house for sale. 1812 Chicago St l-' ) 18 YOUI GHAICI. :'.'.t.....u. oy A F S | of growth into a la | ne In 80 days; price $20,000; write for particu- | dorsements of prominent bankers and full Iara. “Address Josepli Daiton, Nortn Ya- |ntormation. © W Green, Marbridge kima, Wash. Bldg.,, New York.* FOR BALE—Restaurant and confection- | BUY Indian lands eastorn OKlahoma, ery, doing good business. Address, By{ord | Government selling 10 tracts monthly. a, praisement beiuw Excellent op- portunity, Ten years' residence, Write particulara?. Charies 5. Brice, McAlester, k. FOR SALE—A combination mercantile and contracting business; on ficcount of {ll heaith the owner will sell at a sacrifice; this {s the best business in a city of 14,000 inhabitants; has been established 15 years: will deal wIlh principals only; no agents need apply. Address for a few days, P. O. Box 177, Boulder, Colo.* ———— e NORTH SIDE millinery story for sale or will trade for Omaha property, 1614 N. 24th. Schall Slsters FOR SAL town of l.BOl) Clarinda, Ia.* WANTED STATE MANAGER. ‘Wanted an experienced business man to take interest and full management of an established wholesale implement trade in Nebraska and Kansas. usiness handled direct from factory to dealer. Only those looking for permanent connection and posi- tion to Invest In company's preferred stock need apply. Parent company will furnish the necessary funds for carrylng accounts, paying salaries and expenses. An equal di- vision of profits made annually. L. OWENS MANUFACTURING CO., HINNEAPOIJS MINN, FOR SALE—Doctor's practice, office fi tures and small stock of drugs; all for Addrel! Y 167, care Omaha Bee.* Good Ii llvcry stock Wnd barn, rite A. ¥. Henderson, DETECTIVES children and housework: stay. at home DIghts, Mrs. Avery, 223 8. 30 St Harney OMAHA Det. Agency, 428 Paxton. D 131, |48 L G. A. Haltorman, 2 Paxton. Tel, K. #71. | WANTED~Young @il for housework; P i, family of three; no washing. §3 Georgla } . Ave, Harney 4405 DRESSM KERS~ POVANTED A gis] for cooking and general ; v y bost wages. 1839 S, #th HE PARIS, ladles' tanors and furriers, | Housework Y fl;ru-unu fancy and plain work, fittings |Ave. Harn o4, guaranteed; material furnished by us or A ST e T vatroa. 1915 Douglas St. Phone Red 198 SED T SOMAN, ilor, 2922 Leavenworth | — L. FOX 252" dpeorai ‘price. nip wob, | COMPETENT GIRL for & on- latest style failor suits and dresses We have all the ‘atest fushions and fabrics in stock. Out of fuwn wrade wolicited. " COLTON BROS. 256 Farnam St (Upstairs), 1. 4241 announce as a feature for January st their up-to-date parlors they will specialize in work made from thelr patrons' own ma- terial. If you huve taken advantage of the clearing sales, let s do K.Ml'hll.h Bldg. MISS A. HOLLAND, —Importer: Sulle 205, Paxton Plk. Douglas "\l! dL}x‘rIllK the month of exclusive line of werkmanship at M. SELICOW, 202 Farnam. Hatey 3041, McDowell dressm: making school. 1628 Farnam. __EVERYTHING FOR WOMEN _ ARSENIC lnd IRON val!llon wafers makes clear, white skin. By mall ¢ and 8,0)4 Sherman & MeoConnell Drug Co., maha. PANTORIUM ¥ “Good cleaners and THE N. Y. Dept. Store, 1810 Vinton, “‘Sells Everything.” May Manton patterns, 10c. FURS FOR SALE-Mr: worthy and daughter Pauline, edly taking a residence for the winter in Florida, will sacrifice. thelr magnificent furs recently purchased, consisting of gen- unine Amerioan mivk sets and M2.50, wespectively; genuine long-naired, 50, 13 JONES 8T. Both hones. "“Try ' ‘us' yers.” . L unexpect. orth $110. All larg best silk Jinings, latest styles; also hendsome Russian pony coats, 3 and 38 bust, 62 length; fine fancy bro- caded silk linings; shawl collar, latest Parislan cut, .$60 to $65, value $186 and § Will send C. O. D, allowing examination, Ada; 2108 Leland Av hicago, Il “CHINA aa;onm;. ogder work a special- ty. Lessons Tuesd: raday and Batur- days " Firing dally, Children's classey Sai. rday morning. rs. C. C, Hungate, 8 Brandels Bidg Tel Red st SR8, MATTHEWS, hair goods, 04 Nevillc. work; none other need appl WANTED~Experienced girl for general work; small family: wa, H apartment, with bath. worth Ave, ‘Pel. H. 154, WANTED—Young girl to assist housework and help take care of baby. Howard. Douj 832, A GOOD WOMAN can get rent fvae and $0 a_week for taking care of a rooming house, must furnish bond. Call at 2 N. 2th St small fam- no cooking. 2613% GIRL for Keneml houseworl ily and good salary; Capitol Ave. "YOUNG GIRL to assist with housework. 2006 Fowler Ave. Tel. Webster 1 WANTED—Competent girl for general housework; must be well recommended; two én family, Mrs. B. V. Lewls, 401 8 t NURSE- (}IRL‘ 16 to 18; good homo and salary t. light work. 3014 Mason & - general housework; one who f foreign girl must be able h; $5 a week to competent girl. 2127 l)oullu L WANTED—GIrl for general housework. I ulro 1811 8. 30th Ave. ‘I‘Pl. Harney 306, ANTEDMiddle-ag flm-d woma 1 housework. 3 rt to speak Engi or girl, St for ge EXPERIENCED GIRL for general house- work; good wages; small family, Mrs. C, F. Delman, 4807 Dodge. GIRL for general houn-\vurk easy hours; ;;l;lll of 3; good wages. Apply 1500 . t EXPERIENCED girl for general houses worl small family, Address 1126 S, 30th 1 Ave. Tel. Harney 108, "T@GOOD COOK wanted, BTRICTLY FIRST 013 Douglas Bt ASS GIRL for one eral housework. Mrs. H. B. Graham, 116 8, 3th " GOOD _general housework -girl; four in mnny. $6.50. Tel lhnt\ 8. George Squires, 616 8. 37th JLADY., as co{.}fianmn to assiat In light” fi orl exchange for anl‘fl and room. 1250 16th. GIRL for general housewor! ‘ms App!y at once, 1111 8. Kst best of WANTED—Competent woman for washe ing, on Mondays. Apply 0 Harney St. D—Girl for general housewori: & Mrs. Thomas W. Hazen, 2704 WA In- family, Spaulding. trimmed hats; now $1 at Doll(l.ll 8t., upstairs, make you a Wpecta prlul on tallor-made #uits and gowns of all uring the month of January. 8. 1sth 1 i CHIODO : descriptions Farlors, 214-2) ~Firgs class stook of clothing n, dofg good business; good reason for seliing. Invoice about $,200. Ad- dress' Y 161, care ADDFTJONAL capital; business” projeet, Cleyeland, Ohio.* WHY NOT BTART ~5T°RE OF YOUR OWN?~We know of many Dllfll Where i o M "':-‘n \ize el 801 & rel . bandsome profits on 4 Y smalt l’ ato! investment—a line in whlah lha bilities xceptiol gener e nn to get started-in a paying business IM ln a lhrlvlnl town. No charge for these serv- fces. Write today for partioulars and boo let, telling how others have suceeded in this line, and how you can make & sub- stantial success 'Ilh small capital. Ad- dress Y 8, care X for ords ot pox’ needed for gobd write !m-llu Company, ‘This is really WANTED—Losation lunch business, Neb. ~ greenhouses in west; lowe any occasion shipped anywhere n WANTEDBxperienced gl for general housework; references Charles “WANTED—GIrl, or middie-aged woman, to help do housework; small cottage; flmllyv good wages. W, H Fort Bt. ‘(JHMPETPIN'T COOK wanted. : 3in Stephens, 2619 26 8, %24 GOOD, rhlmblu xm to assist with care of all child. 3 8. A GIRL *for _ genera BENNETT'S Flower Upl -5 store o HESS & 'WOHODA. Wi | Farnam St cago St Tel. Red 65%. WANTED—Reliable white woman, (o serib woodwork and ‘\e.n windagws, $1.25 per day. G18 N. 19th 8 J. H. BATH, 1@ Harney, Doullllm L. Henderson, 1519 Farnam !bDOul 1268. BRANDEIS CUT FLOWERS DEPI‘ A. DONOGHUE. 1607 Far. D. 1001; A-100L “FURNACES An§ REPAIRS ~ WATER fronts, furnaces. repairs, for steain, hot Avaler heaters, ll.rllol'r‘llll 2 and fi heaters. Botn Phones | 1S Dovslas bt for nmeru! housework, Harney 3372, WAHTHD—A l;. 1706 Par) 1. ral houses Web. 662, EXPERIENCED girl for work; #mall family. [ i el 1924 Binney. ll-.fllu n LEARN HAIRDRE: can earn §15 to §25 taught. J "LADIES earn ceirds; dime b kil i1t _pays, weakly u You course L Brandeis Hairdressig Dept, weekly llel.uil“'ll m(- package beautiful sam- . Bayliss-Bernet Co., and particula Orange, N. J. |