Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 1, 1910, Page 10

10 Want - Ads Advertisements for the want ad colamns will be taken until 12 m. for n and until 8130 p. and Sunday edi- accompeny il orders for no n be mccepted for leas (! first tnsertion. | Rates apply to er The Dally or | Always connt aix words to a I CASH RATES FOR WANT ADS. MEGULAK CLASSIFICATION — One insertion, 1 1.2 cents per word and 1 cent per word for emch subscqment fnsertion. Each ertion made on 1 1.2 cents per word; per line per month.” 3 e left lowing Arug storem—— omne {8 your “corner Armgmist’—they are all branch offices for The Bee will be inserted just as Albacn, W. C., #0th lnd Flrnlm Beranck, 8. Becht mh St B‘fllo P on, Neb, l‘i Ph M lmd Cumlnl luko-Brldllh Caugh fr ll fih ?ig Ph.rmnc) Sllfto nmuy. Park Ave. lnd Pacific. Greenough, g mhs lg"hfk o and Hickory. Hayden, wun.m C., 20 Fllnlm St }hn-com Park Phar., 1501 8. 20th Ave. | fl( N. [t h Leavenworth St. iY(ol:lnDl Dr\-l C;‘Nlh and SWdln! Sts. H. roam Konntu Plue Pharm; M N. 24th. Mar L., 2019 Central Bivd, Pltflck Drug Co., 1624 N. 24th Rt. Lllhrnb. Charles 'E., 1324 N. 2th St. Peyton, LK., 2th and Leavenworth Sts. CD 24th and Ames Ave. Price Drug Store, 16th Blrltol Dru Schaefer's Cllt g Sta, 16th and M rthn su et 94 40th and Cuming. h lml l{lmlllon Sts, - - DEATH AND FUNERAL NOTICES. T S AN KINNIE—Thomas, aged 8. Funeral from _residence, 3415 Parker stréet, 9:30 Tuesday morning to St. Ce- celia's church. Interment, Holy Sepulcher cemetery, BIRTHS AND DEATHS. 2 Blrth!—A!Il Amato, 912 Plerce street, boy; John Bell, Sixteenth and Leaven- farth streets, boy; Bol Cohen, 720 North Bixteenth street, nrl, C. E. Cremer, 3854 Lhicago Tt K:lrfllll\ eet, hn J. Freytag, 2014 "nly-mond llr‘d ‘ll‘l. Beorl' H‘?"fill E utn h. hteenth street, i owlse; treet, lflrl. Jacob Tacabion, 816 Sauth’ FIEy-tent cobson, u y-first _street, -m; Jerry Jelen, Soutn Fourteenth wreet, boy; Frank k. Watkins, 419 South mylomn “avenue, #irl; 4. A. C. Kennedy, South Twenty-elghth street, girl: n-rlu Lasen, 1304 Forty- lxth street, girl: 2068 " North _Ninieenth k' Btepanak, soum Hans Bkow, Annn M. Curtls, Home of Good !thhOl'd #1 years; George Couch, Spencer, Neb., 41 ears; Sprague Abbott, Clarkson -hospital, ANNQUNCEMENTS (Continued. el A & 1. Green Trading Stamps CO/ \]‘ ith lard and soft coal ol Co. Dous. M71; Ind. A-1463. NEW HAMILTON CAFE NTII A\N ) FARNAM, HAMILTON AP’I’B { PROMPT AND (‘OURT!‘:OLH ATTEN. ’rlu\l -_TABLF D'HOTE. A CARTE. D, W. DUDGEO. nd hea LOUIE A”KO un Douglas St. Om- ha's best steak and Lhop pllcr Amtrh-n and Chlne o llylel» People's . Plumbing and heatl ELEVATORS REPAIRED Frelght, Pas- enger, J. R Kennedy, 104 £. 18th. Dovg.2097. U S. Clenmng ("o: third o One third off on ‘phones. all work. Both " PHOTO ENGRAVING Acld Blast P.Irhlnu Prompl V\r\rk \V R BRAMBLETT & CO. Ho D. 6071, OFFICE STATIONERY Exciustve Kalfl‘ l. (‘n 150 Jackson. 'Phone D. 1860, 1 KOSHER RESTAURANT, 716 8. 3th St. (Upstairs). LEW.W.RABER-#. AFTER MARCH 1, 1910. BEE BUTLDING Botrance on Court 'Phone Doug. lm Mlxmur' Filters .hlfl! sold. 1310 Howufl ,Y\(-Ij BROS. Pmmnmu AND |REPAIR WORK A GPPNALTY m 8 Phone Douglas 1477. THE BEE: I i I u.|nm:!1 OMAHA, TUESDAY Bargains in automobiles cither new or used are found under the head “Automobiles” on this FEBRUARY 1, a 1‘)"'“”“” Q I wH[lhmHI \letat page BUSINE&SHHC HANCES WANTED-STATE MANAGER. WANTED—An experienced busine mag to take Interest and full management an_established wholesale implement rade in Nebraska and Kansas. Business handled direct from factory to dealer. Only looking for permanent connection and po- sition to invest in company's preferred stock need apply. Parent company will furnish the necessary funds for carrying accounts, paying salaries and expenses. An equal division of profits made annuall J. L. OWENS MANUFACTURING CC Minneapolis, Minn.* WANTED-—An energetic man with good business ability, and $00 capital, as state manager. An excellent opportunity for the right man. For full particulars call or er!a to Mr Dow, Henshaw hotel, Omaha. HOREROOME‘ loclled right for Groceries, Meats, Drugs. T. J. Hook, Office 1101 N. 15th St. : ROOMING house for sale, 1§12 Chicago St SPECIAL o Thr‘hentlh;."o"r?:gx ‘sodas, with or R RN KA SN frults, The Bell Co. CHIROPODISTS DR. ROY, 1565 Farnam St Douglas w%fl = AU fDMOBILES DANCIN ‘Acroplanes, MORAND'S 16th and Harney; lessons +| Mon., Fri, § p. m.iprivate daily.’ D. 1041, OMAHA AEBROPLANE AGENCY, 1102 Farnam. Distbrs. Matthewson- u-—u Aeroplanes. Call or write for specificati “Automobiles. See Drummond ¥or your AUTO TOF or TOP REPALRS, ¥or (BAU WHEELS or WHEEL RB- For spring or axle repairs, For the lowest priced good painting. For body woodwork cr trimming. 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 reduction from regular price. Private lessons daily. Tel. Dous. 1041. = DENTISTS BAILEY & MACK, 34 fioor, Paxton, D.1085 TAFT'S mnul Roows, 1517 Douglas St DETECTIVES those | | hou HELP WANTED—FEMALE HELP WANTED-—MALE Domestics-~Con ekeepers WANTED—Young girl for housework; tamily of three; no washing. §8 Georgia Ave. Harney 4{. “ WANTED—GIrl_to assist In_care of two children and housework; stay at home nights. Mrs. Avery, 22 8. 80 St. Harney 4644, Agents And Saleamen—Continue WANTED—Nuumrer solleltors. Call or write Twe; h ury Farmer, 508 Bee Bldg., Omaha, Nel BOYS AND GiRLS8, after school. 3 p. m., room 16, Patterson block. Canl WANTED—A grl for cooking and xenerni BDA girl for 2o 159 8. ®th housework; very best wages. Ave. Harney 2004 “WANTED—Young girl (o assist_ with housework and help take care of baby. 2314 Howard. Douglas 7832, MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN, housework. Apply 2307 N. Mth COMPETENT GIRL for general hou worki none other need apply. Gi6 5. 0 8t WANTED—Bxperienced girl for general housework; small family; wages, $6; sep- arate apartmen wuh ath. 304 Wool- worth Ave. Tel. H. 1 A GOOD WOMAN can get rent frec and $£ a week for taking care of a rooming must furnish bond. Call at 1112 N. il S TS work; small fam- no cooking. 2613% for general " GIRL for general hou fly and good salary; Capitol Ave. YOUNG GIRL to assist with housework. 2006 Fowler Ave. Tel. Webster 138. NTED—Competent _girl housework; must be - well Mrs, E. V. for general recommended; Lewls, 401 8 two in family. 40th St. E-GIRL, 16 to 18; good home and light work. %014 Mason St. likes children; if forelgn girl must be able to speak English; % & week to competent girl. 2127 Douglas St. _WANTED—GIrl for general housework. Inquire 1311 8. 30th Ave. Tel. Harney 306. WANTED--Middle-aged woman, or girl, for-general housework. 3216 Burt St. EXPERIENCED GIRL for general house- For Diamond Tires, Tubes and Clatngs. work; good wages; small family, Mrs. C. 18th_ana Harney Sta. OMAHA Det. Agency, 428 Paxton. D 1319. | F. Belman, 4807 Dodge. ) V| 2] G. A. Halterman, 432 Paxion. Tel. R. 471 | EXPERIENCED girl for general house- DLMOI\STRAT'ION CARS. | _G.A prtdmeeic small family. Address 116 S. 30th | [WWhy buy second:hand cars? They usu. Ave. ' Tel. Harney 106. ally are doctors “‘eripples. uy a u demonatration car. They are URMAILy Chac DRESSMAEERS STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS GIRL for gen- cars, kept in perfect repalr. Write what Ladles' Taflor, 2022 Leavenworth | éral housework. Mrs. H. B. Graham, 116 S, type you want and we will quote prices, Pxoneer Implement Company. cll Bluffil, lewl. AUT O(}LNOUS WELDING All kinds of ‘broken eylinders, crank cases and castings promptly repaited. All work guaranteed. BERTSCHY MOTOR COMPANY, , Council Bluffs, Ia. . AUTOHOB!LE BARGAIN, First-class condition, for sale or trade, for farm land or city property. B 377, Bee. BARGAINS In used cars; send for Council Bluffs Auto. Co., 510 Pearl St. CHALKEBS-DETROXT 1909 l(oflel Tour- ing Car, 3 h. p.; good as new. K194, Bee. AUTO STORAGE, Paint| ng. PFEIFER CARR. R#Mui Hth Ave and Lfl.v.n'oflh. L. FOX H. 663. Speclal price until Feb, 15 on latest style tallor enits and dresses. We have all the latest fasiions and fahrics in stock. Out of town trade solicited. COLTON BROS. 2866 Farnam St (Upstairs), H. 4244 announce as a teature for January at their up-to-date parlors they will s {n work made from their patrons’ own ma- terlal. If you have taken advantage of the clearing sales, let us do your work. THE PARIS Ladies' tailors and furriers; Ist class fancy and plain work; fittings guaranteed; mate- rial rmlahed Dby us or patron. 1913 Doug- las, Re Ladies' Dressmaki " | KEISTER {305 Rimmiraf TERRY COLLEGE; th and Farnam Sts. MIES STURDY. 212 Farnam. Tel. H, 470, Col- 8. INTERNATIONAL Delivery Wagons. I-H.-C. ROADSTERS High-Wh Autos. xnuruuml Hi ter Co., Omaha. SEBD for our 1is ERIGHT AUT()IIOBILE "0.. 1814 Farnam St M. SELICOW, 2002 Farnam. Harney 2047, EDUCATIONAL B THE MID-WINTER TERM OF BOYLES COLLEGE is now open in both the day and nl ht 34th St. LADY, as companion, to assist in light wurkhexchlnl’e ‘or board and room. 16t GIRL for general housework; best of wages. Apply at once, 1111 8, 3lst. WANTED—-Competent woman for wash- ing, on Mnndlyu Apply 3350 Harney St. GIRL, for general, housework; one Who | Clerieal and Office, 1F, YOU ARE OPEN for position SEE US AT ONCE. We can use several travel: ing salesmen, $75-§100; steno irlpherl. §75; five bookkeepers, $75-$1; Also sev- eral office clerks, retall clorks, colleotors, ete. WESTERN REF, & BOND ASS'N, (Inc.), 721-2 N. Y. Life Bldg. (Est. 7 years.) SALESMAN, groceries, §,%0, GROCERY CLER $60. HOTEL CLERK, $i0, board and room. BOY, drug store, $8. STLNOGRAPHFR brewery, $80. h 7 BOOKKEEPER, hardware. $6. STENOGRAPHER, wholesale, $60. DRUG CLERK, registered, $66. CO-OPERATIVE REFERENCE CO., 676-77 Brandels Bldg. Factory ane Teaden, Drug stores (snaps). Jobs. Knlest. Bee Bldg. WANTED—A first class tinner for Insids and outside and furnace work. Steady job for right man, give reference. J. A. Shors, Beemer, Neb, WARNING. Trouble still on In the Rlack Hills. All miners, mechnnh‘u and working men stay away. you come you'll have to scab. Om)ml OF PRESS COMMITTEE Miscellan e, MEN WANTED to prepare for rallway mail examinations; commencement sai- ary $800; prnplrl(lan free. Franklin_ In- stitute, Dept. 187 L. Rochester, N. 'ALL_thin Safety Razor Blades “sharp- ened, 30c doz. Only successful sharpening service in existence. Satisfaction guaran- teed. Victor Safety Razor Co., 630 Paxton Bik., Omaha, Neb, WANTED—Men to learn barber trade, Apprenticeship saved by free work and careful _instructions. These advantages ven only by us. Few weeks completes. cois given, board secured. Cataloguc | malfled free! Moler Barber College, 110 8. l4th § GILLETTE AND OTHER SAFETY RAZOR BLADES made sharper than new; cts. each. SMITH NOVELTY CO. R. 9, Union Bik., 15th and Farnam Sts. 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 call everywhere. SHIRTS IN SANITARY COVERS. WANTED—GlrI for general housework; 3 in family. Mrs. Thomas W. Hasen, 2104 Spaulding. ‘WANTED-—Rxperienced housework; reference: ‘WANTED—GHrl, 'or middle-aged woman, to help do housework; small cottage: 8 in family; good wages. W. H. Stephens, 2619 ‘ort St. ACOI(PETENT COOK wanted. 206 8. 32d ve. |1rl fol; general arl GOOD, nllubla;!rl to uill! ‘with care of small child. 1113 GIRL for nn«ag housework. 248 Chi- cago St. Tel w.«m-m)—neu-p; white woman, to L clean. windows,”$1.% Dt day: 518 R ot ’ EXPERIENCED l!rl for general house- work; small family. 1924 Binney. Web. 653, K - G . sessions. The late catalogue, giving full drth atreet, 72 pearar North Twents-| Auto Painting; :‘r“rph’fafl“ narey [partioutars in rogard to the varias curess Pt '8&’::."‘. e, sl il MURPHY & SON. 1412 Jackson. Pl' ready. xzul.uu:;hmum bookkeeping: — e e shorthant elegr y, o service, MIDWAY AUTO GARAGE, one. of write Jor It &t once. - Boyies | FOREIGN girl for general housework. ANNOUNCEMENTS o Steam heat Epace for storage; reparing |Coliege, Gmane, Neb. No. Central BIyd. Tel. Red 6342. 9 =t M one promptly anywhers, day or = ni CLEAN Carbon Cookln‘ Coal, | Tire vuln.%n’i’nz, yon- "ina iuwm MOSHER-LAMFPMAN BUSINESS W;(AN&ED-F'H': eslln second girl and COAL , (Ghiant s Sauires, 3600 var. 5. Broadway, Councll Blutts. Ind. @71, Black COLLEGE. oo it The Smith Premier Typewriter Company s receiving old friends auna néw in its new home in the ¢ New Kennedy Bmldmg,, m and Dfllll Str 8 Nows ‘om; erelll DlllHeL Szmth Premler '.l‘ypew riter Co. M. O. Plowman, Mgr, Saratoga vD.r_u‘ Co. Mt accurate compounders o( prescription. Fre: delivery. Store open 6:30 a. m. to 12 phor DOO n.nu'r- Will bulld, brace, e de L DG YOU, 25¢, §5vier Ehoet ueis Towe FRITZE.SANDWALL Reliabie Formerly So. Omaha, now 60l Paxton Bik. ———— e JOHN NITTLER Hope Consumers: THE_BEER YOU LIKE. LUXUS ™88, 08 Yon st Douglas 188, Red 382, Independent A-143. Douglas Printing Co. . Tel. Douglas 64. and repairing. N C.JARL Q0 Tt enmortn. MONEY Biiz4: eo « ¥ Phone zni . UNION LOAN COMPANY-® B ALIT ,Gement Blocks m—:'gmgm eons Co, MERCHANTS LUNCH. ETES, 10 Douglas .~ 0 CTS. DAVID COLE Creamery Co. BON TN Restaurant, St., Chinese and American fishes. Chop Suey. WEDDING RINGS E!eh'y Co., Fiteenth ana Douglas. I-mah J. F. Bloom & Co., 1815 " MELCHER SCHMIDT DRUG CO., ‘Announce the Opening of Their NEW COMPLETE 17th and PHARMACY Farnam N. Y. Lite Bldg., About February 10. o same attention to detalls in the se- lection OF our stock and the flling “of prescriptions that_has | our present Stores & success will be "the rule 15 OUR NEW UP-TOWN STORE. "TO LOA? LOAN — LOW LOW | 24th. Schall Sisters. 203 So. 13th|| * |nesses in Omaha. SPECIAL price on Automobile Robes this momh at l‘flydonl Harness Dept. (Base- ment. BEST AUTOMOBIL‘?:KBARGAINS. 1808 Farnam St. WRITE FOR list of secondhand auto- mobile bargains. H. E. FREDRICKSON AUTO CO., Omah: DON'T HAVE A PUNCTURE, we treat your tires and guarantee them for one year. Nebraska Puncture Proof Co., 708 N. 16th. New location, 2201 Farnam, after Feb. 1. 'OR best bargains in used cars in first- 8 condition call or write Sweet-Ed- ards Aulu Jo., 262 Farnam St. BE.\D for our list of second-hand cars. |, STANDARD AUTO CO., 224 Farnam St GI, SATISFACTION I{ISSI“L LONG SERVICE AR MODERATE PRICE WRITE US FOR LIST OF USED CARS. KISSEL AUTO CO., OMAHA. BUSINESS CHANCES G in out of by business call on muonfim%‘m Bldg. Tel. D. 8367, FOR SALE—Well equipped blacksmith shop, dolng g0od business; good terms to right man. Address owner, L. C. Saunders, Dixon, Neb. MY PENCIL and I can locate you. WIL- LIAMS, 411 McCague building. FOR SALE—Ono of the oldest and bost paying drug stores in Omaha. - Good ‘rea- son for selling. Address N-uTi, Bee. NORTH SIDE millinery story for sale or will trade for Omaha property, 1614 N. FOR SALBE—Hotel, with 0 rooms and $1,200 per month; must be sold ys: price $20,000; write for particu- lars. Address Joseph Dalton, North Ya- kima. ‘Wash. “FOR BALE—Restaurant and confection- ery, doing good business. Address, Byford Willams, Cairo. N L ONE of the b-nxumf Quick Lunch busi- reasons for selling. 5,000 stock of hardware and implements, about 2 wmiles from Omaha. NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO., €4 N. Y. Life Bldg. Red 1999, JOHNSON Brtu Grocery and Meat Mar- ket for sale. 24th nnd llue 8t., South Omaha ExCLl‘SlVE juh ofllcl county seat, cen- tral - Nebraska, ‘$1,000; $600 cash, balance easy terms. Addnu Y 156, care Bee. Unexcelled conise in business. hand, penmanship and English. None but experienced teachers, Day and evening sessions. Most interesting catalogue pub- lished in Omaha. Send for one MOSHER & LAMPXMAN, Bevenieenth and Farnam Streets. short- | LEARN RAIRDPES!!NG—I! ys. can earn woekly, | Full taught. J. L. andah Hairare - LIVE STOCK FOR SALE Horses and Vehicles. HALL & MORRIS, Veerinartans, specialty. Hospital 2858 Farnam. B* WAGON r.plll'lnl. painting. on tlre! ¥|u and first- blacksmit) ‘work done by Sotvason Danforth Go., 100 Rnd Jos Sea’ GOOD STREET HACIK, litte used, $1.00 value; will sell now for $150. Johnson Danforth Co., Imh and Jones Sts. WAGONS for save. E. Smith, 1314 N. 24th. HORSES for sale. 914 North 21st. ONE PAIR of mares, welght 2,600 pounds; cne ' pair of horse: elght 2600 pounds' two good single drivers. 2015 Galifornia St. "Phone Douglas 6571. MILLER & WINDER buy and lell all kinds of horses. 1415 Capitol Ave. D. 1810. THREE light delivery horses. Tel, D. 780, s e LOST AND FOUND LOST—A young yellow and white Scotch answers to call of Finnigan; :suluhle reward. Benj. S. Baker, 102 8. Dhnl. lettering, LOST—Oold spectacies _ with Kryptok nses in Columblan Opt. Co. case. Return Col\lmblw Opt. Co., 211 8. 16th. Reward. ST. ANDREW’S SCHOOL FOR BOYS-41ST AN'D CHAELEB Rev. F. D. Tyner, 348 Charles, H-2858 WANTED—Thirty girls at the Orpheum theater. Must be over 16 years ol In- quire :;d stage entrance between 10 and 12 & om. EVERYTHING FOR WOMEN ENIC and IRON complexion wafers makes clasr, White Skin. By Al 550 and 1.00. Sherman & McConnell Drug maha. 1515 JONES SBT. Both PANTORIUM i JONES T Both “Good cleaners and dyers.” THE N. Y. DQDL Store, 1810 Vinton, “‘Sells. Everythl y Manton uu.arnl. CHINA dleorlll ; order work a special- ty. Lessons Tues: Thursday and ture days. Firin dlll Chfldnn‘l classes . urday morni C. C. Hungate, §M Brandeis Blfl[ 'I‘-L Rad 486 RS. MATTHEWS, hair goods, 304 Neville, CLEARING sale trimmed hats; now §1 at PENNELL'S, 1611 Douglas St., upstairs, CHIOD descriptions during Parlors, 214-216 B. thh 8t FLORISTS 3. 7. wu.coxmm xrnnhouu- west; beautiful flowers for y occasion shipped anywhere in U. 8. BENNETT'S Flower Dpt.—E. store entr'ce, HESS & SWOBODA, s Farnam St J. H. BATH. 188 Harney, Douglas 300, L. Henderson, 1519 Farnam St. Doug. 153, BRANDEIS CUT FLOWERS DEPT, “A. DONOGHUE. 167 Far. D. 1001; A-I00L FURNACES AND REPAIRS FURNACE repfilrln( & speclalty, Joseph Duffy, 1801 Cass. Tel Doug. 6260, wlll mlkn Yyou a speclal tall e HELP WANTED—MALE Agents, Solicitors and Salesmen, A LARGE STEEL CONCERN IN OHIO is looking for young men experi- enced In selling FIELD FENCE, Nails, Barbed Wire, Staples and Bale Ties to retail stores. Ask for H. B. McMaster at HO‘PEL LINCOLN, LINCOLN, NEBRASKA, Tuesday and Wednesday, February 8th and 9th. a man who WANTED—A real salesman, has abllity, who will work for us as hard | ¢ and consclentiously as he would for him- i'"‘ to represent us exclusively in Ne- raska (Omaha and South Omaha not in- cluded) for.-1910. Must be ready to com- mence work at onm Wo have a large, well-known and in way first-class line of EXCLUB!VN Cuonflm and Adver- &Idn‘v‘rfec Our line is so attractive ‘nm-ch and oveey | bu.ha- in every town in the country, without regard to size, can be successfully lflllxitd Our goods are very attractive, but no more so than our reasonable prices, and we know from the experience of others who have been and are now in our employ that any bright, hustling man ‘who has abllity lllll ll willing to work, can make with us from o $180 per week. Commissions liberal, Our company was organized in 1882. We are capitalized for $200,000. We state this -lmply to show that we are ruponnbh mean business. Also salesman for Oml.hL South Omaha and Counecil Bl\lfll Address D 208, HELP WANTED—FEMALE Agents and Salesladies. LADY AGENTS make $25 to 30 and over per week handling Mme. McCabe's flexible side and expanding hlck Sorsets. St. Louls Corset Co., St. Loul |l. snap, rooming house of twelve room: l.ll rented; close In. 617 S, 18t hone Red 6151 FOR SALE or rent; desirable hotel op- erty In live town of 800. Address Hotel Co, PLUMBING. R. G. Hamilton, stear I Dhemeai B it a2 ¥as fitting. Bertrand PATTON-BOWMAN HARDWARE (O, Al\l'nlnu the IO-P;IIIIM‘ of Their NE! FARNAM ST. 'PHONE D. Complete stock of Contractors' Si i l«fl ‘; Jlnllor“l"l‘u.p’r 'fl !ll ILEB GBAND HOTEL Toth wna oefu‘n';'.“ Turkish Baths Eleetrio Qe Hiesys, Works e .é ANL‘IIOI FENCE CO. Wood. !“ Lifetime. 07 N. 17th. ‘Phone Red sS4 veaworth. ‘Fal R e, | & el- ~1448. E 18 YOUR CHANCE. U-room rooming house, wodern, well fur- nished, location 24d and Douglas. Price, $450. Address & 1 Bee FOR SALE—A W00 stock, consist of kroceries, dry guods, clothing, boots shovs, Sents furnlshing goods. furniture nd everything (hat goes with' & general 7l sell for cash or on time Jith Seourity. Frade rums from Jisk Az or turther lnformn- the, write'to D, Miller & Son, Wheatland, yo. mlfll DUPLXCA'I‘KD \.n QUMI-» tty. €3 Brandols Bi u’g \'\'\NTED—lm-xlon for short order lunch business. Address Comb, Box 8, Randolph, Neb. WANTED Joung man with §100 as D‘n- ner. or will sell state I'lfihl for I maker. dress, A. Dcl.. Omaba, Neb. Phone Doug. - Clerical and Office. STENOGRAPHER lnd bookkeeper, 38, STENOGRAPHER, retail store, §l4 per wk. BOOKKEEPER and steno., implemerits, $50, STENOGRAPHER, Insurance, $6. 2 STENOGRAPHERS, \vholenla. $50-$60. STENOGRAPHER, Fremont, $60. CO-OPERATIVE REF'ERENCE co., 676-TT Brandels Bldg. WANTED=A confident stenographer by m-.;.dnuu store; must be fi expe- rienced; ref references. Address H BE @ hairdresser; we teach a full course, $15. Oppenheln. Parlors, 313 MeCague Blk. WANTED-GIRLS TO MAKE SHIRTS. v)Au UTH OMA X Housekeopers and Domesties. WANTID—GO"{H for general house- work. 401 8 Sl D girl for general house- ol'L 'l‘fl.'lthl-‘fl- 1uM Hoeucer St SALESMAN—High experien class, ced chocolate salesman, with established trwdae Adl by a leading eastern manufacturer. dress, giving full particulars as to perience, present connection and salary peoted, ¥16l, care of Omaha Bee. AGENTS_Something new: every farmer needs one; good profits. Write today. Bart- lett Bupply Co., Brown Blook, Omaha, Neb. WH he qood position for & man who bas had experience in life insurance field work. Address Central, P. O. Box 118, Lincoin, Neb, ANTED--A solicitor with horse lld to drive through the country lofl lubccrlpl.lnnl. CAII and see clrn manager. The Bee Publishing WANTED—Live men with rigs to can- vmfinr Eatol family AMAVOl.rInlry remedies, .lulcl‘ d spices. ddress Dr. Taton Chemical® Go. Minneapoils, Ilnn AGENTS WANTED—Anson, Tex., quar- er-million-dollar improvements; residence lot and ® acres up to 1.2 $160, monithl; yments; ble townsite men wanted. p.rmum ., Anson, Tex. WANTED—U" man to handle our goods on commission, as side line In western ter- ritory; references required, and state lines now handling. Write the Schaefer Tent . Awning Co., Denver, Colo. WANTID~LA»4 lll.lmn We have the best and easiest d-contract on the m: ket wdny Want onlv high slass salesmen. Good co ces_required and referen siven, xhuolh & Browne, Greeley, Colo, | LOST—Beaver muff in Brandels base ment; finder please turn in at main desk; receive reward. LOST—Light colored leather hl.nd bag, containing glasses and some money; keep money, but return other things to 120 Park ave., Council Bluffs, and get reward. LOST-—HMdea contalning eyeglasses, etc. Return to Woolworth's 5 and 10 cent store or 2001 Seward. Reward. FOUND on 26th and Cuming; pair rim- less glasses, with gold chain; owner can have same by calling at Bee office and paying for this ad. MOVING AND STORING EXP. Delivery Co., affice 16th !nd Dlv- enport Sts.; warehouse, 09 Izard 8 lst-class STORAGE & MOVING. COL! EXPRESS. 1616 Capitol Ave. MEDICAL PILES—FISTULA AY WHEN CURED. All_RECTAL DISBABRA fred wi & surglcal operation, and GUARAN BED 0 Jast u LIFETIME. * No ° chioroform, ether or ot ll‘ nerl an thetlc used. Ex.u(muxou'r b % FOR FREE BOOK. DB.. E. R. TARRY, 24 BEE BLDG. 'S D. 670, A-5937, |have a pleasant Christmas? | note any amount at ___ MONEY TO LOAN Salaries and (‘I.l;@l.—i‘o-";l.d. ¥ L RGER LOANS LOWER RA‘I‘ES Your 8 are insured against burgiary or fire in our possession, free. W.C. FLATAU, " M,‘:",‘ Salary and Furniture Loans at positively the LOWEST RATES, quick. Service and MOST CONFIDENTIAL DEAL of any In '.he eity. Patronige the BIGGEST AND BE:! R.MJIABLL CREDIT Co., Third Floor, 7-38 Paxton Block, l)oll'l s Ml and A 4. DO YOU WANT to start the NXW YEAR RIGHT? Do you want to pay up your landlord, grocer doctor or anyone you owe and have only one place to pay cach month. You'll be gur. Drised how eany It is. Cali und see us now. Omaha Mortgage Loan Co. 119 Board of Trade 8 Telephone Do T i MONEY LOANED wollEN KEEPING HOU: SE _AND ERS, without security Y Office in 6 principal \hlp 613 New Jork Life Bidg. DIAMOND LOANS AT 5 A, ‘Why y 16 and 20 cent only . N—nnly 0 LARGER LOANS 36 EV BRODKEY'\"‘:‘5’1%662'“}1’;;"“" ARE YOU WORRIED and bothered by collectors calling for bills you put off paying last month in order to If so come 0u on your plain ates like these: SALARIED PI:OPLI: ym u Tolman, room to ue, we will loan x)’o) for 2 weeldly. for 40c weekly. THE J. A. HUTTON CoO, 514-15 Paxton Block. SALARY and chattel loans, lowest rates, CD’lfldanUll. open Saturday evening. Both p one NTAR LOAN CO., 64 Paxton Blk. MUSIC, ART, LANGUAGES MOUL’I‘ON’Q Un! Orchestra, New, catchy danceable MUSIC Rhul Molllmn. dlreclor 506 Kar- bach Bik. PIANO lessons, reasonable term: Fay Stahl, 7108 Spaiding. Tel. Ind. B "BIRDIE Poters, teacher of plano. W. 1054, = { OFFERED FOR RENT Dolflll - THE DOUGLAS—Nicely furnished, mod ro0ms, reasonable. 201 Douglas St. D. DEWEY European nam. dotel, 13th and Far. THE IDBAL—Modern rooms, well heated and board very reasonable; 5 minutes' walk from center. 1717 Chicago St. THE PRATT—Excellent home cooking. Meals, 2¢. Warm ruumu 212 S 26th St THE FARNAM CAFE, Good home cooking. Meals 25c. New {Danagement. European. 19th and Farnam. Doug. @40 Joseph Hammer, Prop. THE TEMPLABS—CHOI(& “table bonrd by day or week. 1518 Capitol Ave, FOR refined couple, an t front room, with alcove room, handsomely furnished table unexcelled; private family. Address G, 87, Bee. NEWLY openea. All new furniture. Par- lor. Good home _cooking. Everything | 9! modern. Landow Court, 2246. Mrs. Retta B. Johnston. TWO nice south rooms 2t Hanscom park, with board. Harney ROOME—One or two furnished, modern. all conveniences; ladies or couple preferred private family. 5% 8. %th Ave. MUI‘ERN ROOMS, 2007 8t Mary's Ave ue “FURNISHED rooms for gentiemen. 8 13th Rl. "h. thlhllfl 2220 Emmet, 2 rooms, modern. 'Phons ¥ mnfiw. steam heated room, with board, suitable' for two or three. 13 . Zth Ave. 3. Martig, Prop, 10th Hotel Howard; Sad Tawiid B8 30 bullding, new mrnllur. ny rooms clean, lweel nd rruh lehk rates. mcd PLEASANT rooms, hot water heat, new house. 2122 Locust. ' Tel. Webster 238, ONE_nicely ern private port 8t LARGE mrn(uho? room for rent; break- fast, If desired. in family. 271/ Uapitot Ave "De Lorie hotel, rmn. 210 N. 1Tth furuished front room, mod. ‘amily; gentlemen. 207 Daven- "CLEAN young man roommate. Inquire 16 Davenport ft. 'rwo large, clean, warm front roomst. 115 Nth N NICELY furnished warm 1818 Dodge St. ONE large and one small Ished room, 111 N. i0th. FURNISH single rooms. nicely furn- D room. 1219 8. 1ith St "Phone Douglas 472, LARGE front room, modern. 1814 Dodge, Cail NE single room. 212 N. 4th. F\Il‘lfln'! Douglas 4707, ,\nM room for iwo gentlemen. 1701 Dodge NEAT room, mode B Wirt St clean all mmhrn rooms for gen- n-mm. only. 318 N. 18(h MODERN tront parlor for two; also single. 2810 Dongias 'MODERN, well furnished front room, 102 Georgla Ave. Private family. AU\!L “room, suitable for two. 183 Capitol ve. “NEWLY furnished, modern room; gen- tleman. ‘1700 Leavenworth St. "LARGE, nicely furnished front room. 2106 Dougias St. ONE larga room, wife. 1724 nudue 1822 CAPITOL AVE room; modern. .. large south front NICELY rummv-d roomy prlv;le family. 817 Park Ave. Phone Harncy 7 STRICTLY modern room 9 N. 1ith St. Phone Dougl NICE, large, modern room with station- ary washstand; 8. 2000 Burt 8t FOR RENT—Modern furnished Yor two gentlemen. 2213 Douglas St. FRONT room, modern. northeast corner 21th St. rooms 2040 Seward, MI’IGF room, house new, nlen!y of hot wator. 316 N. 1jth St. LARGE front able one or two gentlemen room; Kountze Place; private Webster 1075.* room with family. LARGE front room, for two; close In. 80od location; §15. Tel. D. 7709, THE GEORGIA, 1042 Georgl. gnly overhauled and reno -ervlce equal to the best hotels will. be given; discretion will be used In acoepting patrons; only forty rooms. intments with mgr. made by telephontng 1 arney Avye,, thor- COH!‘ORTABLE rooms, with bvll’d pri- Lne family; reasonable. Address 290, ee. “NICELY furnished rooms: first-class ta- ble board; hot water heat; bath. nam St. BOAED—Huulek&mnt privileges. California 8t. 2309 “PRIVATE family will take a few table bnmdoru Wwho appreciate Rnod home couk- ing. 'Phone Doug. 46%0. 215 N. - ROUMB——PHV famlly, with board. 8§90/ 1918 Far- |, _ Aparunents and Fiats. 5 ROOM: froor, Bt. vawh ana tonets i Ghonr Boyer, 54 and. Cum: ing Stx CENTRAL ACARTMENTS. Six rooms, outside corner, high grade, hardwood, full modern, gas range, steam heat, hot water all year, walking distance; summer, $28; winter, § more. eferencen required. BEMIS. 4% Brandeis Bldg. ONE of the most beautirul n.plrtmonu in the city will be vacated soon. Appl NEWLY furnished front parlor; also two other rooms for sleeping or light house- keeping; strictly modern. 1508 N. 17th. LARGE front room, steam heat, all mod- ern, with board. 264 Leavenworth. 'Phone Red 6081 LARGE front room with alcove; newly fl.F(l!’lorAllcd steam heat; with board. 123 8. t] JOHN W. ROBBINS, 180 PARNAM ST hol::(;l();t‘nfrfiré!ml;;om for two, with good Houseke u:’mRe‘nV_.AEa ?;nx:il. single room for gen- PQG.E“UIT,E” o;h:_ll:;nmal-l-m B-1464._ 202 Pratt. TWO or thres nicely furnished, well heated rooms in private home, family of two; good location; electric light, cooking gas. 502 S. 28th St. Phone H-rncy 6011, THREE unlurnunea housekee pln[ rooms, modern, South 23d. Ref LARGE meurnl!hed room for light houlakelnln 15]2 Madison Ave. MRS. J. L. DAVIS, Gis §. 20th 8t, can accommodate five or’ six young ladies or gentlemen with board and room who are :Elfiployed during the day; modern. Doug. TWO furnished rooms for sleeping or light housekeeping. 1638 N. 19th. Furnished Nooms. THE BELMON 1518 DODGE ST. MODERN STBAM HEATED ROOMS. EVERYTHING NEW, RATES FROM $2.50 TO $.00 PER WEEK. THRER unfurnished “housekeeping rooms, modern, $18; furniture for sale If desired. 510 8. ‘References. LARGE front room with alcove, modern. 2020° Burt. TWO llrn mod.rn front rooms, furnished complete. Phone B-3166. 307 N. 5th. SLEEP!NG and h keeping; able. 518 8. 224, P reason- TWO or three rooms, modern. all base- ment rooms, cheap. 514 S. ELEGANT front room, fine furniture 320 N. 20th. No sign q‘hanu. HOUSEKEEPING, also sleeping rooms. 1808 Webster. NICELY furnished == steam . heat. 989 N. 26th St. Tel. B-2990. BEAUTI"UL 'oom in new home to re- fined gentlemen; only those who can ap- a-nice home need apply; no sign precis FOR RENT—Modern basement rooms; also furnished room. ¢ N. 3lst. Phone Douglas 3966 VERY desirable room for one or two, sleeping or light housekeeping. 2129 Far- OMAHA, NEB. Yot ‘B nam. Phone Douglas T8, surgical treatment : jorn PARLOR _ with alcove; housekeeping; ot Crelgnton Medioht coltorsSien Ioa maat Forann e TR BOGMEL ;. sy 1 | s T Ditan R enport Sts.; special attention pald to con- finement M all treatment supervised by colle rofessors. 'Phone Douglas 1167, Calls -.n.w.rod Aay or night. COST YOU NOTHING If you have a chronic disease to try the FAMOUS FREE TREATMENT at the Radlum Medical and Surgical Institute, northwest corner 13th and Farnam Sts. BEST nerve bra bo: Food Pills, 81 a )‘cConndl Drul C& MONEY TO LOAN for :nlllld Dl;ly ‘s Nerve Ppostpa erman & Omaha. SALARY AND CHATTELS, MON! LOANE! on FURNITURE, PIANOS, SALARIES at the following low rate 60c a week pays $10 lo: %0c & week pays a.w a week pays 350 loan. 65 a week pays $100 ioan. You can pay monthly 1f you wish, These mymnu include Interest trlnn! no other charges, STRI NFIDENTIAL. NO RED TAPE. Call and be convinced thal we are the CHEAPEST and BEST. OMAHA FINANCIAL CO., w1 Brfl'n Block O'le. Brand nam:mum MONEY TO wAN ON ANY SECURI The holldays are 3vor, Infl Il éou llnll you n NEED READ will y you to lNVl!’l‘lGATE OUB TERMS. BUSINESS STRICTLY CON- EBRASKA.LOAN O, 7 and l Crounse Blk., 0 P Pml.olfloo corner, 16th IB / 'Phones Doy ‘ " A-1856. BEE US TODAY IF YOU MONEY NEED MO BALARY LOANS & CHATTEL LOANS. Easy pavments at low rates. OMAHA TRUST C0., 437 Board of Trade Blag. phone, it will If you pay rent for a tele- be satisfac- . tory for you to phone your want ads into The Bee when it is not con- venient for you to come to the office. Call Douglas 238 e ——