Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 13, 1910, Page 27

PART SIX WANT ADS PAGES 1 TO ¢ e—————x THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE. [WANTADS) VOL. XXXIX-NO. 3 Je OMAHA, SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 13, 1910. “the want 1 12 m. for | first inwertion. Rates 1y to either The Daily or Sunday Bee. Always conunt six words to a 1b CASH RATES ¥OR WANT ADS. REGULAK CLASSIFIOATION — One 1 mt per word for each subsequent rtfon. Ench insertion m for The Ree may be left at any of (he following drug stores— Are all branch offices for The Bee and your ad will be inserted just as promptly and on the snme rates as at tln main office in The b and Farnam. ma 8. 720 fl l('lh Fl Benson Pharmacy, Behson. Neb. Bemio Park Pharinacy, 824 and Blakehflrndlll\. 2016 Sherman Av [ ‘macy, n Co oune};‘ P;‘l_’lr‘!;'x e B Cermal m| m 8. mh t. Fhl" ¥, H., ‘202 Leavenworth. Foster & Arnoldl, 313 th 8 Freytag, John J‘ Rl Fregger Drug Co. Florence Drug C 4 | Goldman_Pharm: Mth and Laks. Green's Pharmacy,’ Puk Ave. and Pacific. Greenough, G. A 10th Gr'unaulh. G. A, lfl!.h and H.cknrY. Willlam 'C., 220 Farnam St. lhnlcom Park Phnr“huflé‘ 8. Jtb Ave L 3 Luvonwon lt and I\!plldlng Sts. 24th, Johanson D King. H. roa Kouitae' Dlscs Pharoeasy. s N, res. Tred L. 210 c.mm Blvd. rick Drug Go., 100 N. 2 thiop, Charles .. 1824 e B h and kn'el\wor(h Sts. Co., At and Ames Ave Price Drug Store, 16th 8t :rm Phurmas }ll.!h d H !h St Y artha Sts. Walnut Hill P:y " lnrd O\Imll\‘. llton Phlrmlcy. h und Grace S rth, O. H.. 40th dnd Hamilton tl- | (,nment Blocks 1ae ‘ontinued.) ANNQUNCEMENTS aTGHOBILES “ontinue AUTOMOBILES (Continued.) BUSINESS CHANCES (Continieds SINGLE COPY FIVE BUSINESS CHANCES (Continued.) TRY our Cream Bread, Leav'w'th St. always fresh. bakery, H. 5005, 7 Leav't BEST QLALXT\' al Cement Stone Co. For your AUTO TOP or TOP RE! TO LOAN — LOW RATE, In sums lo sult, 310 Bee BId; Phone Doug. UNION LOAN COMPANY. 'HE UNION FUEL CO. Altchison, Cook, Corneer, Formerly’ ground. floor New York Life BIds. A\NOUNCE THE OPENING f thelr new offi GROUND FLOOR, Bblb BLDG. BRIQ ULTTLS our speciaity for Ke Round Osk and Furnace, a ¥ um‘ DE[.I\ hbnr PAIRS, For s Ing or axle re, Fnr t e lowest price dy Woodwork or ‘rnInE. For Diamond. Tires, _15th and Harney Sts. irs. R-E-P-A-I-R-I-N-G This question is & vital on LOUTE AHKO chop place. American and mu.m Printing Co._Tel. Douglas 4. uoon MERCHANTS LUNCH . JET 5 C'IS. it will hold up, last, in fact 6, 1307 Douglas 8. be as good as new. “PAVID “COLE Creamery Co._ from our shop, with ever Fhiters made, soid. i0 Howard. Missour: Fence .. v J Restaurant, h BON TON Geetgiisere ind Sueriomn dishes. Chop Sue H Ilinoig lump, per_ton, g@ = COAL Jiol lamp, ez, ton. g6 45th nnd bodu Tel. Harney 2160. COAL S & H. Green Trading St Stamj with hard_and soft coa) People’s Coal Co. Doug. M71; Ind. A~ U8 T PATTON-BOWMAN HARDWARE CO. Announce ihe Opening of Their NEW STORE, 1615 FARNAM ST. PHONE D. 3884 Complete stock of Contractors' Supplies Bullders' ledwlre Tools, Janitor's Sup » Tron and Wire Champlon Fence Co., Jackson Sts. Tel. D. 159. 1. pert mechanics, men long experience In this gives you the best possibl at the lowest cost consisten with good workmanship. Thy next time call Doug. have us do the job. 2318 Harney St. DIAMOND TIRES—STORAG. SECOND-HAND CARS.* NEW HAMILTON CAFE fl'u AND I"ARNAK HAMILTON APTS. ROMPT D COURTEOUS ATTEN. TlON' TABL D'HOTE. A LA CARTE. For AUTO WHEELS or WHEEL R See Drummond PAIRS. good painting. Tubes or Casings. . with all owners of automobiles to keep the cost at the lowest possible point, the work done, muet be of such a nature that t, Such is the work turned out y modern facility obtainable, ex- that know their business, and our line, o t o 7251 and The Paxton Mitchell Co., JUST ARRIVED The Reliance 3% Ton Truck. Also D. W, D DGEOV . Plumbing and he.lln( ELEVA OR! REPAIRED Frel h& Pas- enger,, J. R. Kennedy, 104 £. 13th. .2997. LOUIE AHKQ 1413 Douslas 8t Om. chop place. Amlflm ln Chlnllo styles. Reliance DEATH AND FUNERAL NOTICKS. TR SN I SCOTT—John A., February 11, 1910, aged 48 years, Funeral service will be held from Bralley Dorrafice chapel to All Saints' church, unday, - February 13, at 2:30 p. m. Inter- ment Korest Lawn cemetery. Friends in- vited: Remains will be in state at Brailey & Dorrence chapel until 2 p. m. Sunday. SORENSON—John H., Feb his restdence, 2006 Charles street, aged 8 years. Funeral Sunday at 2:30 p. m. from Seward Street Methodist Episcopal church, Twen. ty-second and Seward streets. Intermen LODGE NOTICES. Members of Beech camp No. 1454, M. W, A., and their friends, are Invited to attend the third soclal dance of the season at M. W. A. hall, corner 15th and Douglas, Friday n\'ehln'. February 18th. Admission by tickets only. CARD OF THANKS. We desire to extend our sincere Jan Hus No. 6. friends from the C. B. & Q. headquari and C. W. Hull company, for the beautiful floral offerings in our beéreavement of our beloved ther. Amil Prochaska and Raymond F. Prochaska, sons. We wish to thank our friends for the kindness and sympathy shown us during our late bereavement, also for the beauti- ful floral tributes, Mrs. Louise Korn, Mr. Christ Drexel. BIRTHS AND nm'rl-ll. Blrths—Jose teenth, boy; h leuflrk‘ 1421 South Thir- . W. Wartuck, 403 Bancroft, g Louls Thompson, 3107 'Pinkney, ichael Tighe, 1413 North Nineteent Archie B. Meston, 3% North Twent: boy; C. . Chase, 1015 North Forty-ninth; 0 ths—Baby Daniels, 3824 North Twen- ty-fourth; Harry Winkles, County hospltal, Barbara Vodraska, 1702 South Twelfth, 6: Stephen J. O'Connor, killed by cars, 21: George Monnler, Omaha General hospital, 48; Alexander A. Crouch, Methodist hospi- {8l 6; Mabel Coryell, Tenth and Castellar, MARRIAGE LICENSES, Samuel Whitton, South Omaha Mildred A. Dunkon, South Ou Amandus Peterson, Omaha . Hannah Broman, Omaha ANNOUNCEMENTS CLEAN C: J#7 Coutant & Sa bon Cookxn‘ Coal. 406 Far. D. 930, COAL a “TYPEWRITTEN work raduce WRN DUPLICA i'f(aof R. L. Andrews, lllr Dou Garbage Co., Tel. Doug. 189, cleans vaults, cesspools and removes ma. nure, ashes and all kinds of refuse. s n & PARDEE have taken th EK:ZI.IKM‘ Cafte, W Farnam. Best meal h;: ? cents. WEDDING RINGS Ryan Jewelry Co., F'ffsenth ana Finest t, e e Turkish Baths JOHN NITTLER Home Consumers LUXUS THE,PERR. W00 e1%® Douglas 188, Red 362 Independent A-14. T catern Fur Co. wil be located at l‘vuw.nl February 1. OES called for and dollnnl free. snm-d Shos Repair Co., 184 Farnam. i | lilh. | See them on exhibition at 1018 Farnam St. or at the Automobile Show. OFFICE STATIONERY £xgusive Kv\l"‘& Co., !“ Jackson. 'Phonl D. I‘ LEW.W.RABER-% R MARCH 1, 1910. Omaha, Neb aska.* 1,000-Pound Dellvery Wagons, OLDS GAS POWER CO., BEE BUIEDING Katrance on Court 'Phone Doug. The Melcher-Schmidt Drug Co., announces that its new up-to-date drug store will be open for business about Feb. 20, It will be in the strictest sense a prescrip- tion drug store. A large and varied stock, complete equipment in the prescription room and in the laboratory ~guarantees that presertplons will be filied in an ac- sclentific manner. Besides this, an able and active force of pharmacists will be occupled in co-operating with your physician to safeguard your health. Melcher-Schmidt Drug Co., 17th and Farnam. 4-CYL., 30 H. P., REGAL CARS Interstate cars. These cars hav: at a very low price. Call and see them. W. L. HUFFMAN AUTOMOBILE CO., 2026 Farnam St.* I PACK china, cut glass or bric-a-bras: wedding presents a speclalty. Lemon, 1514 New Latest Model, $1,050. We also have several 1909 cars that we have taken in trade on new 1910 e been thoroughly overhauled and are for sale Davenport. Ind. B-2798. PHOTO ENGRAVING Acid Blast Etching. Prompt Work. W. BRAMBLETT & CO., 1311 Howard. D, fiflxl BARRETT-JOHNSON CO., The Well Known Tailors, WHO HAVE BEEN AT 1607 FARNAM ST, FOR THE PAST SIXTEEN YEAHS AR The car you want—of right and horse-power—is amon Kissel Kar Models, 30 to ¢ the ef h. p., KISSEL AUTOMOBILE 2129 Farnam St.* apacity ighteen 31,500 to $4,200, including Baby Tonneaus, Tour- ing Cars, Coupes and Torpedo Bodies. See them on exhibition at the show. We are now in our permanent location. CO., E- | — Automobile Bargains | SNAPS IN SLIGHTLY USED CARS, senger Touring Car, 2 cyl. color blue, complete, full eqummem paint and tire first class condition. Sale price CAR NO. 3-MODEL 21, R'\MBLFR. 3 passenger Touring Car, 2 cyl, 22 H color red, complete with top, fan’ lunD equipment, paint and tires in first class condition. 'Sale price $600. CAR NO. +-MODEL F, BUICK, § PAS- senger Touring Car, 2 cyl., 20-32 color dark red, complete with (np. fuil lamp equipment, just painted, tires good, car looks like new. Sale price $650. CAR NO. 5~WAVERLY ELECTRIC about, 2 passenger, used very little, bal terfes’ will give full mileage and are worth price asked for car, Sale price $400. CAR NO. 6—MODEL 1%, AUBUR: passenger Touring Car, 2 cyl., 22 F color dark red, complete with “top, fuil lamp equipment, just painted, tires good. Sale price $600, CAR NO. 9-—-MODEL 34, RAMBLER 5 passenger Touring Car, 2 cyl., ‘., color Brewster green, full lamp equlw ment, top, and tools, has detachable ton> neau. Car used very little, tires in new condition. Sale price $850. CAR NO. 9-MODEL 34 HAMBLLR passenger Touring Car, 4 cyl, 34 color marogn, full lamp Fqqumenl “and tools, paint’ and tires In good condition. Sale price $1,400. CAR NO. 10-PEERLESS, Touring Car, 4 cyl., 40 H. P., color royal blue, full lamp equipment’ and tools, newly painted, tires in good condition, cost new $4,000. Sale price $1,500. AR_NO. 11-MODEL F, STODDARD- b . passenger Touring Car, 4 P., color red, with top, speed- omster, giass' front, full lamp squipment, gas tank, tire irons, extra tires, tools, paint in good conditlon. Sale price $1,500. CAR NO. 13--MODEL D. 1%, MAXWELL, b passenger Touring Car, 4 cyl., 30 color red, complete with top, speedo !lPl‘. glass front, full lamp equipment, gen- erator, tools, horn, etc., tires first class condition. Sale price $1,000. CAR NO. 4—STODDARD-DAYTON, 2 PAS- senger, 4 cyl, color dark red, with top, speedometer, glass front, full lamp equip- ment and generator, tires- good as new, guarant in- good shape throughout. Sale price $000. CAR NO l.r—CA RUN- tires g 5 5_PASSENGER ILLAC %0, 19 MODEL, 4 cyl, 30 H. Roadster, single rumble seat, used of ason and In extra ‘ood condition. Just repainted and tires ga as new. With top and wind-shield, Sale price now $1,100. CAR NO. m—muau-m. 1908 MODEL 34-A, 4 cyl, 34 H. P.. Roadster, color French gray,’ with double rumble seat, electric lamps and dust shield. Just overhauled and repainted. Sale price $1,060. CAR NO. 17-HATFIELD BUGGYABOUT, 1908 model, 2 cyl, 12 H. P., high wheei runabout. Used less than six months and a great bargain. Sale price $375. CAR NO. 19—JEWELL, 1%8 MODEL, 1 cyl., 2 cycle, 8 H. P. motor. Top, paint and tires In good condition. Used one season. Sale price $175. CAR NO. 21-CHALMERS-DETROIT, 150 model F, Touring Car. This was our demonstrator and we guarantee this to be in first class condition. Price included top, generator and tools. Sale price $1,000 CAR NO. 22-KNOX, 199 MODEL SPORT- about, 4 eyl., ® H. P, Roadster, colorred, with double rumble seat fitted' with dust shield. Atwater Kent system, Flsk de- mountable rims, tire ifons, generator and tools. Car and tires In good condition and repainted. Cost new $3,000. Sale price $1,200, (‘AR NO. 23—Reo, 1909 MODEL, 2 CYL H. P, Touring Car, with top, etc. Coal new $1,250. Sale price now $760. HAVE MOVED 524 So. 16th St. Oppson/ Rome Photos (lkfll W. Scott, Photograph nnyvhen sy tine. D. 915 LYNCH BROS PLUMBINU N REPAIR WORK A EPE:(,IALTY ms 8 Phone Doull 1471, SPECIAL lteml of Gunther’ The best ice cream soda: fruits, The Bell "Drug Cn Saratoga Dr Uth and Ames Ave,, accurate r‘ompoundlr- of )relcrlnllon Free delivery. Btore open 0:% a. m. to 12 p. m. HINDOO TABLITB Illl bulld brace, rnu-nh- BELL DRUG CO. YOU 2.)c, ANCHOR FENCE CO. Iron and Wire Fences Cheaper THan Wood. Last a Lifetime. 207 N. 1ith. ‘Phone Red §i4. PLUMBING. AUTOMOBILE ;g We do the right kind of with _crushed 1218 Farnam. every respect and capable o turning out KIGHT any job w. undertake to do. It your automobile has bew ‘layed up” ail wiater Low i the time to “‘run il out" an have it complately ov and repainted, i nece before the automoblls The Wel!ern Hit, Schmoller Sheet Music Dept. use it. ‘Thi call Douglas v X it cver™ ther L or s R. G. Hamilton, steam and gas fitting. 2931 Leavenworth, D. 4561, A-368 PARKEY Auto repairs, overhauling, 23 Farnam St.* AUTOMOBILES vepain ovlm.\ ABROFLANE AGENCY. wm. Distbrs. Matthewson-Ma:rs . Call or write for specifications. velie touring car, 1900 top, full equipmeni; wani arles Bright, § N. Main St FOR SALE maguet, Automobiles. DEMONSTRATION C; CARS. Why buy second-hand cars? ally nyrc doctored ples.” Buy a used demonstration car, They are usually crack cars, kept in perfect repair. Write what type you want and we will quote prices. Pioneer Implement Company. Councll Blutfs, lowa. BEST AUTQMOBILE BARGAINS. C.F. 1908 Warnam St. Bluirs, Ta. time and anywhere; for chanics call Douglas 7281. 2318 Harney St. FIV ssenger touring car, 1910 Wil trade for clear land or good property. Only first clans propositiol widered. Write Anderson, 1102 Farn. Omaha, Neb, REPAIRING ¥ f work. Our shop is modern in * n 3 a hauled wy, show. when you will surely want to ) nting. model t_road: Cou AUTOMOBILE repairing at any hour, any first-class me- Storage, second-hand cars, Diamond tires, The Paxton-Mitchell Co., model, income ns con- am § FOR best ins in uufl cars In first. class oonlmon clll or write BWIET-EDWARDB AUTO co., 2062 Farnam WILL trade 160 acres in Garfleld for 190 model automoblle in good co Address, Y-282, care Bee. county ndition. SSEI, SATISFATTION ISSEL 34NG suavics AR MODERATE PRICE WRITE US FOR LIST OF USED CARS L AUTO CO.. OMAB.A. PARKEY % FARNAM Ry ST Automobile Overhaull Repainting and Repairing. . Douglas CALL US for a-monnutlon ot of Cole 3" Illdwou Auto Co., 15th and ¥ doi an Y oile . way, Council Bluffa. Ind. Puncture Proof New location, 201 Far IEND for our Mst nam, after MIDWAY AUTO GARAGE. Steam heat space for storage; rnumn here, da: n Black DON'T HAVE A PUNCTURI. we treat &our tires and guarantee lh.ln ll;ruol’l‘t year. Co. "..l, 1 DERIGHT ADTOMORILE So0 o™ T Farmam ot AU‘I‘O 51‘0“0‘. h :1 and IA*I t | Auw Pamtmg P 'lll A ve and W MURPHY & SON, uu Jlokun "Illrnll DM ll " Get Andrew H. E. FREDRICKSON AUTOMOBILE COMPANY, 20{4-6-8 FARNAM ST. OMAHA, NEB.* AUTOGENOUS WELDING All kinds of broken cylinders, ecrunk cases and castngs promptly repaired. All work guaranteed. BERTSCHY MOTOR COMPANY, Council Bluffs. Ta BARGAINS In used cars: Councll BI 3 INTERNATIONAL Delivery Wagon: L-H.-C. ROADSTERS | High-Wheeled Autos, | International Harvester Compan or our list of second-hand cars. s’rA\huul AUTO CO.. 224 Farnam St ”\\ IllTI‘ fnr ] o gain g AUTO CO., Omaha. BUSINESS CHANCES m- in or t of business call on D. 3%7. ee Bldg. Tel. A enterpriscs; meritorious propositions | financed: industrial stocks. bonds, securi- ties marketed. Citigens Finance Co., 149 Bmad“ny, New York.* YOUR OPPORTUNITY—California_gly it in ofl; & few dollars may build a for- tunc. We have a wonderful opportunity, ¥ jculars address Almer, Singer confectioners, and cigar dealers, pool halls; increase your dally sales 8 10 310 & duy at no cost to yourself: send 10 cents for my plan. Mone: Tefunded” If not . satisfied. Ralph J Baker, Marshfield, Wis START an oo cream cone factory & fortine; small capital; T temoh ‘you the whole Michigan St., Toledo, o ORPORATE under South laws; save expense, Drexel Investment Bl4, DRUGGISTS, news Dakota no taxes, safest, bhest C Drexel Bank CE ¢ mortgage goid bonds; stock bonus: awmple security: entire product contracted 'for: business substan- {al and highly profifatle. " Wiebe, 110 Broadway, New York ner location; Owner leaving town. Prie ¢ Contlnental Blk.* CAR NO. I-TYPE 1, RAMBLER, s"PAPs» Hol j 1901.* Omaha. | futurc is the safest GOOD millinery business for sale in east- ern Nebraska in town of 1,000; nice clean stock; fine millinery parlors. Price reason- able. “Address Y 165, Bee. ARKIN'S KOS IlLR FOR SALE—BrIck block In Central Ne- braska. Town of 5,000 poj Pop: AL modern, § to 10 year leases. WIll figure 10 per oent 9p ihe inysstment. Write L. N. Einscl, FURNITURE of & 40-room hotel for rate, $1.60 per day; steam hoat, electr light and city water. Address Mrs. Mar Potts, Hot Springs, 8. D. 12% GUARANTEED DIVIDEND. Limited amount of stock for sale In old estublished Omaha business, ing above rate; no agent view. Address J 1%. Bee. “FOR SALE—Money making hardware stock in Central Neb. town; good trade; large territory. Y 164, care Bee. FOR SALE—20 United Wireless, preferred, 7 per cent; transferred to buyer at $27.50. Box 327, Peterson, Ia. HOTBL TO LEASE, in eastern Nebraska junction town; first class hotel. For par- lil’cl;hrl address J. F. Robinson, Tobias, eb. FOR SALE—Shos store in one of the best 3,000 towns in S. B. Nebraska; good reason for selling. L. F. Schults, Seward, Neb.* SALARY AND COMMISSION. ‘Are You the Right Man? The undersigned requires the services of three exceptionally capable hustlers—one for Omaha, one for South Omaha and the other) forspecial territory. Only men of haracter and proven ability need IDDIY Full particulars with references required i first letter. All letters will be strictly "confl- dentlal.” Write, marking letter ‘‘personal,” to Th. von Rolf, General Agent, North- western Mutual Life Ins. Co., 538-4 Bran- dels Bldg., Omaha, Neb.* THE GRA D RUVK PA(,IFIC LAND COMPA] ‘Will secure for you nch fruit and farm land from the British Columbla go ment in the famous Fort George distri close to (he ne\ rallway bullding Prince Ruper $6.75 ER ACRE ON TERMS. The government says, “The soil is rich, the climate mild and t demand for every of the farm is great and ever- of to Thousands of land seekers will flock Into the valley next summer. These are the people who will make your land, it you buy now, double, treble, quadruple and more in price. It takes only CLASSIFIED AD. CO. Security Building, St. Louis, Mo. Largest Classified Advertising Agency the Unfted States. FOR A $10 BILL We will insert vour 2-word classified ad- vertisement AGENTS or SALESM complete Sunday edition of the followin lst of 2 Greatest Western Sunday paper h_additional line of six wor $2.50. r Post, Chicago Tribune, Omaha Bee, in ws, Milwaukes Sentinel, Minneapolls Tribume, 8t Paul Ploneer-Press, 8t Paul Diepateh, ton Hawk a Bagl Tusblo chisiila, Balt Lake Tribune, Lincoln Jaurnal Leavenworth Times, Cheyenne Tribuns Bur Oklahoma City Oklako- 9pr Tadianapolls Star. COHBXNE’D CIRCULTION OVER 1,84, Thousands of dollars' worth of business can be procured by advertising if you have a _good proposition to offer the public. This is the biggest and bert value in a combination list ever put out vertising agenc PER ACRE CASH. You don't have to live on it, improve it, or become a Canadlan citizen to own it. Act qulckly, the best selections will go first. Call and see government reports. Rnrarenco- Omaha National Bank, and dozens of bankers and business men, who have bought these lands through us. 41l New York Life Bullding, Omaha. vl INVENTORS—We furnish private wefk- rooms, mechanics, tools, material, make patent drawings -nd lpplluuon- wood or metal patterns, mo everything for in- ventors. Fow! Ml.nu acturing Co., Alex- andria, Ind.* WANTED—Active representation, by firm or individual, in this.city and surrounding territory, for the Crimoline line of prep- arations, which includes the best disin- fectant insecticlde, stock dip and stock remedy, etc. An important business con- nection is offered. Address the Cremoline sL:rx. Co., 2224 Washington Ave., St. Louls, securitles mar- mining, power. 22, P. 0. Box COMPANIES financed, keted; rallway, industrial, Established house. Depf. 1922, New Yotk t and full inanagement of an ed wholesale implement trade In cbraska and Kansas. Business handled direct from factory to dealer. Only need apply. Parent cowpany wijl Furmah the necessary funds for carrying accounts, paying salaries and expenses, An equal di- 1 vision of profits made annual J. L. OWENS MANUFACT! MINNEAPOLIS, “ONE of the best locations In N. E. Neb, for a first-class livers and feed stable, Write ¥. R. Hufsmith. ¥. Commercial Club, Creighton, Neb.¢ ADDITIONAL caplial It needed fo business project. Cleveland, 8 PER CENT £ Any part, fifty shares of stocl in establithed Omaha bugines amount you could handle, satisfactory. Address, D) 464, Bee.* . CHICAGO MFG. CO.. want man (o | Vest $4,000 and take charge of distributing office on the Pacific Coast. A man cap- able tof handiing a big_proposition can make take all the ce, Secy., 103¢ good Write Fidelity Company, n expericnced business man to] it pr ..m.mmn SEND four dimes for 5. & S. typewriter ribb dnza $4. prepaid; vsed largest concer: lor, §. Bales Co., 23 Park R«»\\‘ New Y rk RADIO TELEPHONE, parent transferable stock, §7 per share; imi development pending. Co., 82 Broadway, any, unt Harvey A. Willls & New York. Established FOR_SALE—State rights on great strest car advertising novelty; a ready money maker If handled properly. Write at once. J. 8. Navarro, 155 West 6ith St, New York.* TH PITAL OF AND WHEAT. Tavestment in a young city with a_great | and most profitable | form in the world. You know of the trem- | endous development of Western Canada. | You know (hat (kis development has now reached the stage when it is bullding great citles, Lethbridge and coal coun center of the ricl ¢ de- veloped part of this great new empire, Lethbridge is growing more rapidly th any other ety of the west today. Fou teen lines of railroad wiil cent; sest a little money now and take the wonderful development of this last areat west. Today you can Juv property from us for only $10 down and $i0 & month for nine months, In five years this prop- erty will be in the heirt of a great city. Write for maps and full information now. Standard Securities Co.. 1979, bfidl Alberta STOCK, bond offering, mining, Industrial or rallway company sule; commission basis. Addres ticulars, Clientele, P. 0. Box York. ; “FOR SALE live town. ama, Neb.* COAL nands the fineat wheat | Canada. “electric, | arted tor \ full par- 1088, New —Millinery business; ood Trade established. Box 5 Pan- GOOD chance to start new business: millions of ladies wear plumes, but don't kpow how to clean, dye, restore them. Write for full particulars’ Formula e A boomer. Fred Nowak & Co., Chlcago.* | NO income at particulars throu; ough rican 'fln Refining Co., 106 Fuiton St., New York.® et our pricss and p on. D fall Yo give this hst & trial. Through ft ou can SELL A BUSINESS, A FARM, ENTERPRISE. ordering service in the above list kindly remit in New York or St. Louls exchange it_convenient. ‘10 per cent discount on an order for 4 consecutive Sundays. quote you on advertising newspa; agazine, mail order or trade per, m: journal In'the United States that you may | desire to use. Send for bulletins and lists.® 2-room rooming house, full of on Douglas St., ! room.. North 17th, $275, ms, St. Mary's Ave, ngm nnu-akoeplnl §-room houses, $375. 10-room_flat, $450. HUFFMAN, 318 NEVILLE BLDG. WANTED-An ene o man with good business ability and 500 capital s siate manager. An excellent opportunity for the right man. For fulluug..rllnulln call or erlu to Mr. Dow, H aw hotel, Omaha. $460.00; all FOR, SALE_43600 stock of new up date shoes, shirté, overalle, fackets, glove 800 for quick salé. . e, MECook: “MANY good men tie themselves up to a small salary. See me about branching out and developing yourself. Only hones! men with abllity need answer. Lock Box , Omaha, Neb.' WHEAT-Buy on breaks, sell on bulges: send for booklet, Facts and Figures, and market letters. Osborn Grain Co., Minne- apolis, Minn.* oWHY NOT START A STORE OF YOUR e know many places where retail Shored ara needed; 180 know something about a retail line that will pay handsome profits on _comparatively small investment; a line in which the poasibilities of growth into a large general store are gr This is really an exceptional chanc got started in a paying ing town. No charge for these services, Write today for particulars and booklet teliing how others have succeeded in this ine, and how you can make a_substantial success with small capital. Address Y £, care Bee.* to FOR SALE—An active half interest in a rattling good book, stationery, plcture frame and office supply busin in live lIllnD(s city of 26.000 population. Address .':os cure The Bee* FORT COLLINS, COLO., Hotel for sale, 40 rooms, steam heat; only one other hotel in the town; good commerclal trade, large number of resilar boarders; population of city 12000 Wil soon be on main line of the Burlington from the Gulf of Mexico to the northwest. Unlon Pacific now. bullding through Fort Collins, which will put It on main line west. Price, $6,000. Terms If necessary. { Address D. L. HARRIS, Fort Colins, Colo.* OUR company offers free sites, cheap gas and financia! ald to worthy parties or companies, to engage in manufacturing in our townsite in Sunny Southern Alberta on main line of the Canadian Pacific Ry and in the heart of the Natural Gas Bei REDCLIFFE REALTY CO., LIMITED., 30 Temple Cou; Minneapolis, Min INDUSTRIAL PROPOSITIONS {n the new state of Oklahoma which should in- terest the manufacturer are the following For a sewer pipe or hollow block plant at @ central Oklahoma point where suftable raw material and cheap natural gas can be had; handle, spoks or furniture fac- torles at a southwestern Oklohoma town— cheap raw material available; broom fac- tory at & western Oklahoma town in a great broom corn wection; large corn pro- duct-, cereal mill at a city in central Okla- homa, in a good corn section and having cheap fuel. Good inducements, such as free sites, exemption from taxation and n some cases stock subscriptions and bonuses glven. When writing mention specifically your proposition and ask for valuable ne: dustrial book. M. Schulter, Industrial nm- missioner, ¥'risco Lines, St. Loul Mo BRITISH COLUMBIA offer the small investor the opportunity of a 1ife tme. Righer than Cobalt. Write for pa tieulars. C. M. Oliver, Vancouver, B, ¢ CAPITAL furnished for meritorlous en terprises, stock and bonds sold on com- mission. Facllities for incorporating and recrganisation of companies. Johnson & Selling Brokers, Madison and La S EARN 40 per cent on your money, We | are incorporating a trust company that will | pay large divid, Our reference gilt edged. Write for prespectus. Vital Garesche, Attorney, 8t. Loul IN E ABLISHED 8t. Louin automobile | concern, 32,000 stock at $100 per Shute. In | vestment Leth- | dividend | will probably yleld i per annually. Lock Box 814, St. cent Address Automobile, Loull Ko ICE 'l‘() BOANDI\G l‘On\Tl(Al‘1UHH For sale. A labor office, established 3 years, best location in St, Louls; good bus- Iness, splendid future; other bullnnll takes my time. Would consider partner. Standard Labor Agency. 828 Market St., 8t Louls, Mo.* [~ A WHOLESALE houss opening I the new and rapidiy developing sections of the southwest might attract you. We have up- to-date list of excellent loeations for wholesale houses 10 ha different lines. Specify kind of business and probable amount of stock tllll would be earried, Lllemmra fre: Schulter, Industria i a Lines, 8t. Louls, Mo * 'I'I‘LI REE’I‘AURANT 1 cheap; 11l health Il nnl Price for immedial flANOmAD | Vietor 3. usiness and in a thriv- | 1 'HE N. Y. Dept. §to BUSINESS CHANCES (Continued.) FOT. small investors and traders 1 sug- su’i’ the purchase of odd lots of standard listed securities. Ciroular " oxplaining mcthod of trading, sent free. Herman Kalser, member Consolidated Stock change of New York, € New 3t York.* New hn!l duln. xmd Bl “¥For ness SALE-Po 110 Broa of_inventions patents we- in World's A trated xumo book and list wanted, free to any adare cured by us advertised Progress; sample fres s & C Washington, D. C.* IF YOU kind—see GANG gn_ucArlouAL ~ IF YOU HAD Ten Thousand Dollars and loaned it at & per cant it would yleld an annual income of $500, which would be $0 per month. A course in the— want to STAD, 4 MOSHER-LAMPMAN COLLEGE WILL YIELD THAT MUCH OR MORE right from the very start later on, YOU MIGHT LOSE the $10,000, but you CANNOT LOSE the PRACTICAL EDUCA- | TION we will glve you. Therefore a course in the— MOSHER-LAMPM COLLEGE is redlly WORTH MORE THAN $10,000, This is WHY you CANNOT AFFORD to neglect entering this school for a course that will make you INDEPEN DENT THOROUGH COURSES, EXPERIENCED TEACHERS and an exceptionally INTEL- LIGENT class of students will be found at the— MOSHER-LAMPMAN COLLEGE Enter at once. Ior information phone or write, MOSHER & LAMPMAN, and Farnam Sts. Omaha.* and more oall, MID-WINTER TERM OF BOYLES COLLEGE 1s now open in both the day and night seastona, Tho late catalogy rticulars in regard to ready. . Busioss trani liorthand, telegraphy, civi Call hone of write for it at once. Boyles ollege, Omahs, Neb. MOSHER-LAMPMAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. Unexcelled couise hand, penmanshi, experienced teacl sessions. lished in_busines: Day and )loll Inln sting cllllnl nd for on AMP] I Be HOSHFB & LA ST, ANDREW'S SCHOOL,. FOR BOYS8-41st AND CHARLES. | Rev. ¥ D. TYNER, 3848 Charles. H-228 B L CHIROPODISTS DK ROY, 1505 Farnam Dcullu 7. ___DANCING MORAND 1th and Mon,, Fri, § p. m ____ DENTISTS b/uun' & MACK. 34 fioor, Paxton. pu. Harney; private dally. lessons D. 1041 = DETECTWES 428 Paxton. D 1318, Tel, R, Wil ()NAHA Det. G. A. u Agency, terman, 432 Paxton. DRESSMAKERS THE PARIS Ladles' tailors and tur. rlers; 1st class fancy and rl ain work; fittiugs guaranteed; mate. rial rnlnlwd by us or patron. -1913 Doug- las, TERRY con.LE(iETimT.fl_v.rfl; Sta. fitting and _cutting; LADIES' talloring, : First class work, in familles or at home. el. Red 6760, RESPONSIBLE dressmaker can fill few more engagements; with ladles who ap- preciate excellent workmanship at reason- able prices; references. 'Phone, D. 5133.* . EVERYf;flNG FOR W(_)MEN "ARSENIC and IRON complexion wafers piakes clear, "white siin, "BY mall oo ana e Sierinan & ‘MeConnell Drug Lo maha. re, 1810 Vintos | Byery’ May Manton pattern | . \ Lessons Tuesday, raday 8. Chlldran s _classes Firing a-u“ ning. ra. Hungate. | Brundels Bidg. Tel. PANTORIUM ?3,10“2 F o 'INNm Flower D'ta-l tore satr'ce. HESS & SWOBODA, WIS Farnam 8t e e TSNS N R A 1. H. BATH, 163 Harney, Dougias 0%