Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 16, 1910, Page 10

10 THE BEE: OMAHA, WEDN ESDAY, FEBR UARY 16, 1910, L4 (i } ! e " "' r [r T Advertisements he colnmna will be taken antil 12 m. for edition mud until 8130 b ders for want ads and no advertisement will he mccepted for less than 20 cents for first insertion. Rates apply to either The Maily or Sunday Bee, Always count six words to a ine. CASH RATES FOR WANT ADS. REGULAK CLASSIFICATION — Oune Insertion, 1 1-2 cents pe= word and 1 vent per word for each wubsenuent Each insertion made om % 1 1-2 eents per word; $1.50 per line per month. Want ads tor The Bee may bo left At any of the following Arue atores— one s your “corner Arugmint’~—they nee branch offices tor The Bee and your ad will be inserted just an promptly and the e rates ns at the main office In The Bee Buflding, Seventeenth d Farnam a e Albacn, w. C, 4th and Farnam Beranck. 8. A., 1402 8. 10th St. Becht Pharmacy, 720 8. 1€th St Benson Pharmacy, Bensou, Neb. Bemio Park Pharmacy, 32d and Cumirg. Biake-Bradish. 2818 Sherman Ave. Caughlmi, C. R., #tn and Dlerce Sta. Clifton 11ll Pharmacy, 2213 Military Ave Conte, J_B., 8ist Avo.'and Farnam, Crissey Pharmacy. ®th and Lake. Croney Pharmacy. 224 8. 16th §t. Cermak, Emil, 13646 8. 13th St Ehler, T. H., 2002 Leavenworth. Foster & Arnoldi, %13 N. Hith St. Freytag, John J.. 1914 N 24th £t Fregger Drug Co. 188 N. 16th St. #lorence Drug Co.. Florence, Nep. QGoldman Pharmacy, 8th an lAh&. Green's Pharmacy, Park Ave. and Pacific. Greenough, G. A, 106 8, 10th St. Greenough, G. A., 10th and Hickory. Hayden, Willlam 'C., 2020 Fatrnam St. ilanscom Park Phar., 160 §. 2th Ave IHolst, John, €24 N. 16th St. Huff, A. L. 1% Leavenworth 8. Johanson Drig Co.. 24th and Spalding Sts. King, 1. 8, 2338 Farnam St S4th Kountse Plate Pharmacy, 3304 N. Mares, Fred L.. 2010 Central Blvd. 1624 N. 24th & E., 1324 N. %th St. L. B., #th and Leavenworth Sts. Drug Co., Uth and Ames Ave s Cut Price Drug Store, 16th g0 Sts. Schaefer, August. 2631 N._16th St. Schmidt, J. I, 24th und Cuming Sts. Storm Phurmacy, 16th and Martha Sts. Walnut HIil! Pharmacy, 40th and Cuming. 20th and Grace Sts. Waiton Pharmucy Wirth, O. H.. 40th and Hamilion Sts. MARRIAGE LICENSES. The following marriage licenses were fssued: Name and Residence. Michael E. Noonan, Greeley Center. Dollle M. Davis, Greeley Center. Jean F. Jansen, South Omaha Marie Anderson, Omaha Charles Goff, Omaha Cora Goff, Omaha % David M. Eyerson, Pittsburg. Rianthe M. Aull, Omaha Frank Boshers. South Omaha. Mary Novak, Omaha.. Willlam Letse. Carroll, Ta Pearl Woodyard, Aubtirn. Rudolph Caha. Thurston Anna Ballas, Thurston Age. i 7 24 R 5 o ) 22 22 2 =1 L1 (19| oL THE UNION FUEL CO. Altchlson, Conk, Corneer, Formerly ground floor New York Life Blds. ANNOUNCE THIZ OPENING of iheir new office. GROUND FLLOOR, BRE BLDG. BRIQUETTES our speciaity for FPound Oak snd Furnace, §$$50 a Ton PROMPT DELI ‘Phones: Ind. A 3 SPY ug | PATTON-BOWMAN HARDWARE CO. Announce ihe Opening of Thelr NEW STORE, 1616 FARNAM ST. PHONE D. 5584 Complete stock of Contraciors' Suppli Builders' Hardware, Tools, Janitor's Sup. plies, Cutlery, cte. | NEW HAMILTON CAFE UTH AND ARNAM, HAMILTON APTS. PROMPT AND COURTEOUS ATTEN- TION. TABLF D'HOTE. A LA CART! g o’y D. W. DUDGLON, Plumbing and heati 16 T 419 Douglas St. Om- | LOUIE AHKO 3§0.7ef " eaic Gna | chop place. American and Chinese gtyles. | OFFICE STATIONERY fxgiustve | Kotera & Co., it% Jackson. 'Phone D. 1890 | A | I PACK china, cut gl | wedaing presents a spec | s or bric-a-bra Ity. Lemon, 1514 Ind. B-2798, | The Melcher-Schmidt Drug Co., | announces that its new up-to-date drug | etore will be open for business about Feb. 20. | tion drug store. Davenport A large and varied stoch, | complets eqiipment in the prescription | room and in the laboratory guarantees | that prescrtpions will be filied in an a | curate, sclentific manner, Besides this, an | able and active force of pharmacists ‘will | be occupied in co-cperating with y | physician to safeguard vour health. i Melcher-Schmidt Drug Co.; % 17th and Farnam, Tl BARRETT-JOHNSON CO., The Well Known Tailors, WHO HAVE BEEN AT | FOR THE PAST SIXTEEN YEARS, | HAVE MOVED 1524 So. 16th St. Oppsoite Rome ! PHOTO ENGRAVIN | Acid Blast Ltching. Prompt Work. W. R | BRAMBLETT & CO., 1311 Howard. D. 6971, | TWO IDAHO HOMES. 300 acres in the heart of the Bolse valley will be put on the market March 1 in tracts to suit the purchser. Prices right. For particulars call on or address J. P. | Hall, 1901 N. 16th St., Boise, Idaho. . W. Scott, Photographer. Photos taken anywhere any thme. D. 916 | LYNCH BROS. PLUMBING _AND HEATING. | REPAIR WORK A SEECIALTY. 7% 8. |16th. _Phone Douglas 1477. HINDOO TABLETS will bulld, brace, etrengihen. Ge. BELL DRUG CO. The Western Hit, Schmoller ) & Mueller Sheet Music Dept. ANCHOR FENCE CO, Iron and Wire Fences Cheaper Fhan Wood. Last a Lifetime. 27 N. 1th, |YOU, 25¢ BIRTHS AND DEATHS, Births—Robert Richeli avenue, girl; Charles H. Clancy, 1524 North Fortieth, boy; Max Landow, 2202 Howard, girl; Alofs Paslof, 8006 (Leavenworth, boy: John Berg, 1334 Ogden, bo: Deaths—Lucy A. Graham, 1310 Jackson, b4, Vivian Garrel, 1600 Burt, Vaviaw Havel, 210 South Thirtieth, 5; Katerina Hladek, 1708 South Elghth, 58; J. A. Wood, Hulett, Wyo., 38; Johan Schentek, County hospital, Harry Rein, Si. Joseph's hos- pital, 15; Charles Kapex, 1734 South Thir- teenth, 27, = COAL CLEAN_ Carbon Cooling Coal Coutant & Squires. 1406'Far. D. 930, TYPEWRITTEN work produced. in quan- tities. W'RN. DUPLICATING Co% 403 Bee Bldg. R. L. Andrews, Mgr. Doug. 3641. THE City Garbage Co., cleans vaults, nure, ashes and kinds of refuse. "ROST & PARDEE have taken the Excelsior Cafe, 124 Farnam., Bcst meal for 20 cente. WEDDING RINGS Ryan Jewelry Co,, F'fisenth ana Tel, Doug. 1387, cesspools and removes ma- Douglas. L ftheana Howara Sta’ Turkish Baths JOHNNITTLER #° Douglas 1889, Red 333, Independent A-142), me Consumers’ Distributer. THE Western Fur Co. will be located at 1608 Leavenworth after February 1. SHOES called for and delivered fre 184 Faurnam. f H. 5085, BEST QUALITY, eal Cement Stone Co TO LOAN — LOW s Leav'th Leav'w'th t. Cement Blocks ;d RATE. in sums to suit, $10 Ben Bldg. | Phoie Doug. 2008 UNION LOAN COMPANY. | Iron and Wire Fence Champlon nee Co., 15th & Jackson Sts. Tal. D. 1590 The Erinter. LEW.W.RABE AFTER MARCH 1, 1910 BEE BUILDING atrance on Court "Phone Doug. 1018 SPECIAL agent Gunther's fine candy The best lce cream sodas. with crushed fruits. The Bell Drug Co. 1216 Farnam. Tilinols lump, per ton, &~ COAL BU50R woamn Xsoon. $7.00 4th and Dodge. Tel. Harney 2140, H. COLE SIGN CO. D Farnam, Douglas Printing Co. GOOD MERCHANTS LUNCH. A. JETES, 132 Doug! 8t "DAVID COLE Creawery Co 368, 1316 “Tel. Dou 223 Sherman | 'Phone Red 814 | "PLUMBING. R. G. Hamilton, steam and | gas fitting. 2381 Leavenworth. D. 4951, A-4366, AUTOMOBILES Acropluncs, OMAHA AEROFLANE AGENCY. 1102 Furnam. Distbrs. Matthewson-Mazrs Aeroplanes. Call or write for specifications. Automobiles. See Drummond For your AUTO TOP or TOP REPAIRS. For AUTO WHEELS or WHEEL RE- PAIRS \ For spring or axle repalrs. For the lowest priced good painting. For body woodwork or_trimming. For Diamond Tires, Tubes or Casings. 15th and Harney Sts. | DEMONSTRATION CARS. Why buy sncond-hand cars? They usu- ally are doctored “cripples.”” Buy a used demonstration car, They usually crack cars, kept in perfect repalr. Write what type you want and we will quote prices. Pioneer Implement Company. Council Bluffs, Iowa, IST AUTOMOBILE BARGAINS. i C.F. LOUK, 1808 Farnam St FOR best bargains in used cars in first- class condition call or write SWEET-EDWARDS AUTO CO., | 2062 Farnam St. SKL, SATISFACTION ISSEL 78%G SERVICE AR MODERATE PRICE WRITE US FOR LIST OF USED CARS KISSEL AUTO CO.. OMAHA. A ]y 230 FARNAM STREE PARKEY Fliomobiie * Overnauting, Repainting and Repairing. Douglas 9%. i e 8 ool W 2o sl CALL US for demonstration of Cole “30." Midwest Auto Co., 19th and Farnam. 4 It will be in the strictest ssnse a prescrip- | 507 FARNAM ST. BUSINESS CHANCES n or eut AD, 404 Eee ¢ business idg TRUNK _PAC! COMPANY Will_secure for you rich fruit land from the British ment in close to ' the new Prince Rupert at $.75 PER ACRE ON TERMS, The government says, ~“The soil Is rich, the climate mild und the demand fur eyer THIE GRAND LAND Columbia govern- George district rallway building to the famous Fort product of the farm is great and eve sing. nds of land seckers will flock valley nex; summer. These ure people who will inake your land, if you now, double, treble, druple and more in price. It takes only SLO PHR ACRE CASH Y n't have to live on It, improve it, or become a Ca n citizen to own it Act quickly; the selections will first. Call ‘and see government References, Omaha National Bank, and dozens of bankers and business men, who | lave bought_these lands through us 411 New York Life Bullding, Omaha. LATHBRIDGE, THE CAF COAT, AND WHEAT, Investment In a young city with a great future i the safost and most profitable {form in the world. You know of the trem- | endous development of Western Canada. !You know that this development hag now reached the stage when it is building great cltles. Lethbridge reports. TAL | commands the finest wheat and coal country of Canada. It Is the | center of the richest and most fully de- | veloped part of this great new empire; | Lethbridge is gfowing more rapidly than any othcr city of the west today. Four- | teen lines ot railroad will center here. In- vest a little money now and take part in | th wonderful development of this last reat west Today vou can buv property rom us for only $10 down and $10 a month |for nine months. "In five years this -prop- {y will be in the he.rt of a great eity, Write for maps and full information now. | Standard Securities Co. Box U 1979, Leth: | bridge. Alberta, Canada. CAFE. 316 | ARKIN’S KOSHER GAT®, 97 8 STEAM LAUNDRY WANTED. The ecity of Miller, S. D., wants a first- | clags steam laundry. Address Commercial | Club, Mitler, 8. D. CIGAR FACTORY WANTED. The city of Miller, D., wants a clgar \ln.mcéry.n Write the Commercial Club, Mil- |ler, 8. D. | "FOR SALE—A 3330 stock general mer- | chandise and a $4,000 stock implements in lia thriving town; will sell oither stock, as 1t makes more than we can handie; have @ big trade in both lines. A snap If taken quick. W. F. Elliott & Son, Huntley, Neb, 2 el WANTED TO SELL—A puinting and paper-hanging business; $1000 worth of | Work ready to begin on. A good opening |for a good workman with some capital, | For particulars write to Lester Rice, 314 | West Third St., Grand Island, Neb. BUSINESS OPENING. There is a first class opportunity for an up-to-date shoe store in the city of Miiler, g. ID, Address Commercial club, Miller, B LAUNDRY—For rent or sale, possession glven at once. Splendld business; fine cement building; county seat town with five other towns to draw from. A money- | making proposition. Nearest other laundry 30 miles distant; owner going away. Theodore Wickho: Ellendale, n. HOTEL 'LOCATION. || The city of Miller offers a first-class location for a modern hotel. Correspon- dence s solicited with some experienced hotel man. Address Commercial club, Mil- ler, 8. D. FOR SALE—Dry goods and ladles read to-wear business, with five years estab- lished business, in county seat; city of 4,000, in rich farmingicommunity in south central Nebrask: No trades or sale schemes will be considered. Write Lock Box No. 213, Marquette, Neb. l and farm | go | oF | EVERYTHING FOR WOMEN | ARSENIC and IRON complexion waters makes clear, white skin. By mall 50c and $1.00. Eherman & MeConnell Drug Co., Oniaha. THE N | Everything. Dept. Store, 1810 Vinton, May Manton patterss. 10c. CHINA decgrating; order work a specl: 1. Lessons Tuesday, Thursday and Satu days. Firing da Children’s classey S, urday morning. > C. Hungate, Prandels Bldg. Tel. Rad M8t PANTORIUM | [ | Aot 1515 JONES ST. Both us, ‘phones. “Try ¥ “Good cleaners and dyors.” | MRS, MATTHREWS, hair goods, 304 3 FLORISTS 3. R WILCOX Bluffs, Ta.; largest greenhouses fn \vest any beautiful flowers for occasion shipped anywhere in U. 8. T8 Flower Dpt . H. BATH. 163 Harney, Dougl A. DONAGHUE, 1807 Far. D. 1001 A-1001, L. Henderson, 1619 Farnam St. Doug. 1253, BRANDEIS CUT FLOWERS DEPT. DEPT. Nurserie i WRITE for special prices on early orders. Huney Creek Nursery, Honey Creek, Ta | &= — __ FURNACES AND REPAIRS v repairing a specinity. Joseph | Durty, 180 Cass. Tel Doug. 62, W FURNACES, water fronts, tank 1 ters and repairs of every make; 1206-§ | Douglas St. Omaha Stove Repalr Works Both 'phones, HELP WANTED—FEMALE Agents ana Safesladies. WANTED—At once, three experienced lady solicitors; good salary. Apply Thurs- day §64 Brandeis Bldg. Clerical hna Office. BOOKKEEPER, $80. | STENOGRAPHER, Oliver, $60. STENOGRAPHER. wholesale, $50-460. FILING CLERK, $20 per mo. TWELVE LADY SOLICITORS, salary |and_com, TWO STENOGRAPHERE, $50. CO-OPERATIVE REFERENCE CO., 67 Brandels Bldg. WANTED—Reliable girl | housework; referenees. Apply at 3408 Dewey Ave. for _general WANTED—After March 1, girl for gen- eral hourework; good wages. Mrs. Cow- dery, 135 S. 36th MIDDLE-AGED woman or girl to care for children and help with housework and | | to go west. 11 6r address 4207 Farnam, GIRL for gefiral housework: two in family. 344 Harney St. Phone Harney 844. “WANTED a_gifl ‘for general housework and cooking, st wages paid. 1339 . 3th Ave., Har KR — WANTED—Experienced white girl for | general housework; good wages; no wash- |Ing. Mrs. H. E. Finney, 132 So. 38th. Tel. Harney G116. "FAMILY washings done. Webster "GIRL for general housework. _WANTED—Good female cook at South Dakoia Soldiers’ home. J, B. GEDDIS, commandant, Hot Springs, S. D. SALARY ANI} 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 for speclal territory. Only men of | oharacter and proven ability need apply. | Full particulars, with references, required |in first letter. 'All letters will be strictly | contidential.” ~Write, marking letter “personal,” to Th. von Rolf, General Agent, orthwestern Mutual Life Ins. Co., 538-4f | Brandeis Bldg., Omaha, Neb. FOR SALE at less than cost, stock millinery. Will rent room for millinery. Mrs. B. P. Heath, Craig, Neb. IF YOU want the best 9-room roeming house in Omaha for less than c on $. See us quick. Lathrop & Tobin, 415 Bee Bldg. D. 2066, % FOR SALE—Brick block In Central N braska. Town of 5,000 pop. All modern, to 10 year leases. WIill figure 10 per cent on the inyestment. Write L. N. Einsel, Holdrege, Neb. 12% GUARANTEED DIVIDEND. Limited amount of stock for sale in old establlshed Omaha business. reguiarly pay- ing above rate; no agents; ‘arrange inter- view. Address 3 oe. WHEN answering these adverstsements. Jjust put in extra word or two to tell where you s the ad. e e __CHIROPODISTS DR. ROY, 1505 Farnam St. Douglas 643, ————— | ____ DANCING | _MORAND'S, 1ith and -Harney; lessons Mon., Fri, § p. m.; private daily. D. 1041. DENTISTS AUTO STORAGE. Palnting and Repairing. BAILEY & MACK, 3d fioor, Paxton, D.108 AFT'S Dental Rooms, 1517 Douglas St WM. PFEIFER CARRIAGE WORKS, th Ave and Leavenworth, AUTOMOBILE repairing at any hour, any time and anywhere; for first-class me- chanics eall Douglas ‘7281, Storage, second-hand cars, Diamond tires, The Paxton-Mitchell Co., 2318 Harney St MIDWAY AUTO GARAGE. Steam heat space for storage; repairing done prompiiy auywhere, day 'or “night Tire vulcanizing, olls and.supplies. 152§ Jroadway, Council Blutts. Tnd. o7l, Black 0, treat | your tires and guarantee them for one year. | Nebraska Puncture Proof Co., 708 N. 16th. New location, 230 Farvam, after Feb. 1 | SEND for our list of second.-hand o DERIGHT AUTOMORILE CO., 184 Farnem St dai H “Murphy Did It Abto Painting oor e - a% MURPHY & SON, M12 Jackson. T N o AUTOGENOUS WELDING All Kinds of broken cylinders, crank cases and castings promptly repaired. All work guaranteed BERTSCHY MOTOR COMPANY, Councll Eluffs. Ia Missour! Fliters wude, sold. 1310 Howard Restaurant, 203 So. 13th BON TON Eeeiang, 08 oo dishes. Chop Suey. S. & H.\Green Trading le;; People's Copl Co. Doug. #471; Ind. A-1468. ELEVATORS REPAIRED Freight, Pas. enger, . R. Kennedy, 104 S. 13th. Doug 507 Saratoga Drug Co.. Mth and Ames Ave., sccurate compounders of prescription. Free delivery. Store open 6:3 & m. to 13 p. m. “RARGAINS In used cars: send for Lat Council Bluffs Auto. Co.. 510 Pearl St. INTERNATIONAL Delivery Wagons. L-H.-C. ROADSTERS High-Wheeled Autos. International Harvester Company, Omaha. D for our list of second-hand cars. STANDARD AUTO €O. %% Farnam St WRITE for list automobile bargains. H. E. FREDRICKSON AUTO CO., Omaha. DETECTIVES OMAHA Det. Agency, 425 Paxton. D 1819, G. A. Halterman, 432 Paxton. Tel. R 471, DRESSMAKERS THE PARIS Iadie tstoms ang tore | and plain work; fittings guaranteed; mate- | rial furnished by us or patron. 1913 Doug- | 1as, Red 1968. LEGE, 2th ard Farnam Sts, 02 Farnam. Tel. H. 470, BOYLES' COLLEGE, the largest business college in all the U. |8, west of Chicago. DAY AND NIGHT COURSES. Trains young people for successful ca- reers as ‘stenographiers. bookkeepers, fel- egraphers and U. 8. civil service rallway mail clerks, carriers and government clerks; finc, big. Interesung, instructive catalogue free for the asking. Ask now. Both "phones. "Boyles College, Omaha, eb. MOSHER-LAMFMAN BUSINESS | COLLEGE. | Unexcelled couise in business. short- | hand. penmanship and English. None but experienced teachers. Day und evening sessions. Mosi luteresting catalogue pub- lished i Omaha. Send for one today. MOSHFER & LAMPMAN, Bevenieenth and Farnam Streets ST. ANDREW'S SCHOOL. FOR BOYS-dist AND CHARLES. . F. D. TYNER, 3848 Charles. H-3282. | | Rev. . 2002 Farnam. Harney 2047, | “WANTED—Gir] for general house work. Small family. 2252 N, 19th. Web. 2162, WANTED—Middle-aged woman for light house work and company. Three in family. Easy place. 1917 Grace St. “WANTED—Experienced woman for gen- eral house work. Mrs. J. U. Rose, 4812 Dodge St. Tel, Harney 349. GIRL for housa work; no washing or iron- ing. Must haye reference. 3918 Burt or call Harney 1969, WANTED—A young girl to help take care of baby one year old and help with house work. Call at 1624 Cuming St WANTED—Middle aged woman to care for two children and assist with house work; must have references. Call evenings. 214 South 30th 8 GIRL, 26 N. 224 or general house work. Housekeeper wanted (o ca hool girls. 814 8. 224, GIRL for general housework. 218 Farnam St. Mrs. D. Altman. WANTED—Girl for general house good home for right person. Dr. 912 8. 37th St. Harney 2239, T COMPETENT girl for general house ork; small family; no washing. 414 South re for two little work; Little, “WANTED—A first class woman for Mon- days. 3200 Harney St GIRL to do house work. Family of two 1 New Hamilton, 24th and Farnam Sts. WHITE girl for general housework, no laundry work, good” wages. “ADply 11i N dlst St WANTED- A com, mediately. Mrs. H. St. tent second girl fm- Baldrige, 121 8. ®th Sells | Housekeepers and Domestics-Co Hornes and Vehicles—Continued. | Salary and Chattela—Continmed. WANTED-Middle-aged woman for gen-| Let Frost fix your wagon. 714 So. 14th g 'S Al eral housework, amall family; no washing; | — gon. T4 So. 1th | DIAMOND LOANS AT 5% [ good home. Apply at 2117 Pratt St, of | GOOD STREET HACK, littie used, $.00 | Why pay 16 and 20 per cent a month on bhone Webster 4821, value; will sell now for ' §ig0. | Diamond Loans when our prices are - e 0 A ~—q | Johnson Danforth Co., 10th and Joncs Sts. 00—only 4100 WANTED—Scandinavian girl to work I | ——————— et v 00—only n e rooming house. 1411 Jones. HORSES {or sale. 914 North 21st. 100—only §6.00 é o - T = = | ARGER _EOANE EVEN Liss WANYED-Good girl for | ROY Young buys and sells horses. Livery | <E} 9 ‘ewelry an an Co., work. 914 N. 16th St., upstalrs |and boarding, 173 N. 24th St. W. 1608, | BRODKEY'S T DOUGLAS ST. - ——— —— i . - - e St uh GIRL for general housework; family of H';\\ll:"‘R“s.'ill{k‘R\"l; \\;h;]v;’r now 2%e¢ at ’ &,Cull” Saturday p. m. or Sunday. 1810 N. | <t b rs (Basement.) MUSIC, ART, LANGUAGES - - SLES— S - N 2 ‘eams. Apply at water | T g o Ty TEDL o . vorks. Flo Neb | TPIANO lessons, veasonable terms. _ Mrs Nolek ckrar i ROy Jpavie ‘womtaa for |OEKN. TiDfecON ; Fay Stahl, 2108 Epalding. Tel. Ind B384 o - A | TBEAM marés, ' and 10, in foal, welght | o = % Y GIRL wanted for general housework: |1400; alto wagon and harness. 'Phone | MOULTON'S g;‘:“mg'{,flg:n_el L small family and good wages; no cooking. | Fiorence 1501.* | MUSIC Rhul Moulton, director. 5 Kas- %21 Capitol Ave. het-e: == | MUS bach = Bik. D. 238, A4S | (GIRL to do light housework and care of LOST AND FOUND e - children. 523 8. 25th Ave. S e st ——— | "LOST—Beaver muff in Brandeis bass | OFFERED FOR RENT OMPETENT girl for general housework; | ment; finder please (urn in at main esk; | ————— st L L smail family; good wages; no cooking. | recelve reward. Boardins Reoms. 2613% Capltol Ave. .- s — | it ok IR S S, | LOST-Gold spectacles with Kryptoi | THE DOUGLAS—Nicely farnished, mod WANTED—16-year-old_girl to help take | lenses in Columbian Opt. Co. case. Rcturn |rooins, reasonahie. 2201 Dougias fr D, ort. | care of 1l-year-old baby and assist with | Columbian Opt. Co. 21 8. 16th. Reward | THB TEMPLARB-Ghol 7 the housework, 907 N. 17th. = e - | olce table boar. B st % o9 [ oo LIGHTWEIGHT, dark grey overcoat|by day or week 181¢ Caliol Ave, ‘ A GIRL f eral house: a | of our make. C..J. Lane on inside pocket. |t — - v bt A wages; £00d, easy blace, Tel. B 140, 95 |42 reward for 1a’ return. Rylan & Lin:| THE PRATT_ Fxcellent home cooking. i i derman, 408 So. 16th. | Meals, %c. Warm rooms. 212 8. 2ith St “WANTED—A_ Eifl to rhl. GOLD watch, set with dlamonds and| WANTED-Lady boarder, Private tamily itk Phioas Batney . Nh Tiacn” rubles, Return to Mrs. J. Sautter, 923 Ban- | Modern_convenience. Webster 565 - ot — e | SPOER 8 e ra 3 ™ i — b s s = i Furntshed Rooms. AI——— LOST—A mink mutt, with head and tails i | g T Return_to en Bros.’ jewelry depart-| THE BELMONT, 11§ DODGE. MODER: LEARN HAIRDRESSING—It pays. You ap M 3 oB. :: [can earn §i5 to §25 weekly. Full course | MeNt 8nd receive reward. REW RATRS FROK B 1o o hr Ny taught. J. L. Brandels, Hairdressing Dept. | 1.0sT—Brindle cow. Return to V. B, |NEW: RA o W - = Caldwell, 630 S. 20th St. DEWEY European hotel, | NANTES—MAL —===== | DODGE HOTEL—Large _outside, and HELP WANTES—WALE % steam heat in every room; rates by week. Agents, Sollcitors and Sale WANTED—A solicltor with horse and buggy to drive through tho country and solicit subscription: Call lation man. The Bee Publishing Co. LIVE AGENTS—Men or women wanted to introduce high grade specialty into every home. Quick sales. BIg profits. Send for free particulars md.)v»v Klumb Mail Order House, Dept. B, 860 West Mili- tary Ave., Fremont, Neb. AGENTS—Something new: every farmer needs one; good profits. Write today. Bart- lett Svpply Co., Brown Block. Omaha, Neb, WANTED—Newspaper solicitors. Call or write Twentieth Century Farmer, 503 Bee Bldg., Omaha. Neb. AGENTS WANTED--Anson, Tex., quar- ter-million-dollar improvements; residcnce lot and 20 acres up to 1,250, $164, monthly payments: capable townsite me’ wanted. Immigration Company, Anson, Tex. WANTED—4 experienced clothing sales- references required. Hayden Bros. SALESMAN to carry side line publica- tions of prominent New York music pub- lisher; liberal commission. 38th St., New York. “Clerfcm) ana offic TRAVELING salesman, $100 and ex- penses. Clothing salesman, $&. Stenographer, $6. Stock clerk, young man. $40. WESTERN REF., & BOND ASS'N, INC., 72122 N. Yo Life Bldg. (Est. 7 years.) WANTED — An_experienced shipping clerk. Only one with expericnce need ap- Enquire Superintendent. Brandeis /ASS'T MANAGER and house salesman, §2,500, ‘BA\NK TELLER, German preferred, $75- 100. OFFICE MAN, who is familier with mak- ing_loans, $1.500-81.500. LBDGER CLERK, $50-365. BOOKKEEPER, good penman, $65. STENO. and filing clerk, $65. CARPET SALESMAN, retall, §75. DRY GOODS clerk, $65-§75. STENOGRAPHER, lmglemanm $55-$60. THREE COLLECTORS, implements, $60, OFFICE BOY, $20 per mo. SALESMEN in almost any line, but must be experienced. SEE US FIRST. CO-OPERATIVE REFERENCE CO., 675-77 Brandels Bldg. Drug stores (suaps). Jobs. Kn! Bee Bidg. WANTED—Very competent drug clerk of 'good habits and willing to work. To such, first class wages. References from former employer required. Sherman & McConnell Drug Co,, corner 16th and Dodge. "GOOD shoemaker; steady work. 617 S. 13th St WANTED—Good butter maker, one who | has had experience in centralizer plant. A good man who has been assistant to butter maker and who thoroughly understands the business might do. State experience age and salary wanted. Address IS 138, Be WANTED—Junlor linotype operator; also young man who knows job and cylinder presses; both should know country news- poper work. Address, stating capabilit; .lmd wages wanted. Brown & Guy, Harlan, a. Misgellaneons. ALL_thin Safety Razor Blades sharp- ened, %0c doz. Only successful sharpening service in existence. Satisfaction guaran- teed. Victor Safety Razor Co., 830 Faxton Blk., Omaha, Neb, WANTED—Butcher; an all round shop men; must be sober, clean, a hustler for business and one who can speak Germa steady job; good wages to right man. A dress Box 97, Scott's Blutf. Neb. wm“'A;;lERWOMAN wanted. 1523 Maple GIRL for general housework:; no wash- {ing. 104 S, 3th St. Harney 1138, e o8 St L R ) | EXPERIENCED girl for general house- work~ good wages paid; two in family. Mrs. J. E. House, 1821 Chicago St. ETRL of 16 to assis? with hous act as nurse girl. 117 8. 334 St. work and WANTED—A good woman to do light housework; more for home than wage good place. Ind. B 2110, or ddress 420i Lake St | MIDDLEAGED or elderly lady as house- keeper in_workingman's family. Call after 6 p. m. or Sunday, 2619 Sherman Ave. “WANTED Woman_for [Monday, 34 N. 18th St R Bt washing overy ‘Phone Douglas 62. 00d cook. 102 Parke Ave WANTED—A Mrs. V. W. Christe. GOOD o girl for second work; good wages ‘2023 Cass St. EXPERIENCED house | references required. Mrs Harney S maid wanted J. B. Baum, 3545 GIRL to | family; ng | ble COMPETENT girl for general houework. 605 8. 3th Ave. | GIRL for general housework. Apply Sun- |day afternoon or Monday. rs. Wm Moncrief, 113 S6th. GIRL or woman for housework and care 418, | WANTED—Two chamber malds; must | be experienced; good pay. Awply 40 5 5th St met St. Phone Wel RL (o assist with housework and care for 1-year-old baby. 104 Cuming. of children. Mrs. J. W. Elwood, 1912 Em- | THE NONPAREIL LAUNDRY CO. Douglas 1812. Wagons call everywhe IRTS IN SANITARY COVERS. "WANTED—Men to learn barber demand greater than supply; wil trade; equip you for your own shop or steady position in few weeks; delay; particulars free. lege, 110 S. 14th St. can earn expenses; don't Moler Barber Col- MEN WANTED to prepere for railway mall examinations; commeneement salary 500, preparation free. Franklin Institute, Dept. 187 L, Rochester, N. Y. e s Get and paperin eatimate now. Henawa, Tel. H-484l. COLLECTOR for road and city, must be able to furnish bond. Apply 2% Paxton Block. EARN $10 to $15 a week during spare time; we, as manufacturers, start you and furnish everything; no canvassing; three simple, successful mail order pla; our factories busy; we coach you and show you how to get business: you pay us in three months and make big profits; spare time to start; write today for posi- tive proof. Pease Mfg. Co., 035 Pease Bldg., Buftalo, N. Y. MEN WANTED quickly by big Chicago mail order house to distribute catalogue advertise. 21 $0 expense allow ance. Man ate St Chicago WANTED-Middle aged man around small hotel. Well dre pleasant disposition. Write for particulars. Sears, Holyoke, Colo.* . LIVE STOCK FOR SALE Horses and Vebicles. MILLER & WINDER buy and sell Kinds of horses. WAGON all 1415 Capitol Ave. D, 1510 repairing, lettering, rubber tires put on and firs |class blacksmith work dcme by | Johnson Danforth Co., 10th and Jones Sts. painting. and see ‘otrcu- | Henry, 102 W. | STENOGRAPHER, beginner will do, $45. | o keep | | MEDICAL ' SPECIALISTS FOR MEN AND WOMEN | aftiicted with any allment; should go to the doctors longesi established, most experi- | enced and most successful; this is valuable | to our patients,and our GUARANTEE, YOU | PAY WHEN CURED. BSTABLISHED IN OMAHA 27 YEARS After a perfect case a fair, honest price is agreed upon | between doctor and patient, including all medicines until curea. No MEDICINE |GRAFT HERE. We will cure you for | LESS MONEY than any other SPECIAL- ISTS, and accept the money in ANY WAY you wish to pay. All allments of men and women. FREL examination. Write for | symptom blank. Dr. McGrew Co., 215 §. 14th St., Omaha. Neb, | PILES—FISTULA PAY WHEN CURED. | & surgical operation, and GUARANTEED to last a LIFETIM o chloroform ether or other general anaesthetic used EXAMINATION FREE. WRITE_FOR FREE BOOK. DR. E. R. TARRY, 2¢ BEE BLDG. OMAHA, NEB. understanding of each | All RECTAL DISKASES cured without | ELEGANT front room, fine furniture N. %th. No sign on hou “FURNIS! R—bo'us FURNISHRED | ®arnam st. | TFURNISHED rooms for gentiemen. 116 8. 13th St. The Chatham. Yy 1808 | FURNISHED, steam heated roam,n;vuh [} board, suitabls Bth Aver for two or three. Hotel Howard [, M35 P02 ol building, new furniture, any rooms clean, sweel und fresh. Reasonable i De Lorie hotel, rou LARGE room, house new | water. 316'N. 1oth St WARM rooms, §2 per week; free bat Ogden Hotel, Council Blufts. 0. M “THE IDEAL-—Modern roome, well heated. | and board, very reasonable; b minutes walk | trom “center. 1717 Chicago St. | "FURNISHED . hauls trunk: Douglas 011 modern conven- 0! | ences; private famiily; walking distance; |25 per week. 21§ 8 Mth Ave. Harney | b1i1. FREE medical and surgical treatment at Creighton Medical college, 14th and Dav- enport Sts: special attention pald to con finement cases; all treatment supervised by college professors. ‘Phone Douglas 1167, Calls answered day or night. COST YOU NOTHING if vou have a chronic disease to try the FAMOUS FRIE TREATMENT at the Radlum Medical and Burgical Institute, northwest corner 15th |and Farpam Sts. OMAHA SANITARIU! Nervous and skin diseases cured by elec- tric_treatments. X-Ray examittations Free, 614 N. 20th. Tel. Dougias 5085. Omaha. BEST nerve brace for man. Gray's Nerva Food Pllis, $1 a box, postpald. Sherman & | McConnell' Drug Co.. Omaba. | \ 1 MOVING AND STORING | "BXP. Delivery Co., office i6th ana Dav- nport Sta.; 220709 1zard 1. Ist-class STORAGE & MOVING, COLE'S EXPRESS. 1616 Capitol Ave. D. 670, A-3987, MONEY TO LOAN BALARY AND OHATTELS, MONEY LOANED on g FURNITURE, PIANOS, SALARIES at the following low es: 60c a week pays $10 loan. 90c & week pays §25 loan, 1.50 week pays $0 loan, 206 & week pays §100 loan. You can pay monthly if you wish, These payments include interest and principal; no other charges, STRICT- LY CONFIDENTIAL. NO RED TAPE. Call and be convinced that we are the CI'EAPEST and BEST. OMAHA ¥INANCIAL CO, 501 Browa Block, Opposite Brandels, ) Dou 2038, A 2085, RERBBRABRBRZRRR; MONEY TO LOAN EASTERN RATES We can loan you any amount of money on your furniture, live stock or any other security at eastern rates and extend your payments for the longest time ever given in Omaha. Give us a trial. Business | strictly confidential. | NEBRASKA LOAN CO., Sulte 7 and 8 Crounse Block, opp. post- office, Corner 16th and Capltol Ave Bell Douglas 136—PHONES—Ind. A-136 MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE, WOMEN KEEPING HOUSE AND OTH- ERS. " without security: easy payments. Office in 6 prircipal cities. Tolman, room 612 New Tork Life Bldg. HOW MUCH ! 1 are you in debt? Would it not be better to ay off all your creditors, Grocer, Butcher, | Milkman, urniture man, Landlord, Ete., and owe only In ong place? We will ar- range this for You,” and again establish your credit standing if it is now injured. | Our rates are absolutely the lowest in the | eity, and we give you any length of time to settle. Loans made without delay on In- | surance Policies. The J. A. Hutton Co., 514-15 Paxton Block. Salary and Furniture Loans at positively the LOWEST RATES. quicker service and MOST CONFIDENTIAL DEAL of any in the city. Patronize the BIGGEST AND BE: RELIABLE CREDIT CO., | Third Floor, 37-%8 Paxton Block, Douglas | M1l and A 1L 5% 50 per mo. DIAMOND LOANS AT $10.00—only. @ per mo. Red 5619 514 Dodge St. W. C. FLATAU, MONTY | US TODAY IF YOU MON}‘“ NEED MONEY, BALARY LOANS & CHATTEL LOANS. Easy payments at low rates. OMAHA TRUST CO., 431 Board of Trade Bld BALARY and chattel lowest rat confidential; open Saturday evening. Both phones. STAR LOAN CO.,'6M Paxton Blk 1892 old 1910 1892 Oldest Established. | OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. for 18 years at 119 Board of Trade, 16th St. 'Fhone Doug. 2265, s and be convinced that our rat per than any advertised. | 3% So. | are e | "FOUR turnished rooms, for rent, n suite or single. Douglus 509, STEAM heated rooms. 611 N. | "MODERN furnished room; private fam ily. 'Phone Douklas 503. | “¥OR RENT-Nicely furnished, strictly modern front room, in private family, on Park Ave., Harney 715, near Leavenworth St. 'Phone | "NICELY furnishea room. private family; 817 Park Ave. 'Phone Harney 7i5. 1 onven- 2540 Seward, northeast corner ith. “FRONT ROOM, _strictly close in. 508 N. 20th St, ONE OR TWO rooms, modern o fences. modern and LARGE front room, suitable for (wo Telephone Doug. 4565. 1815 Chicago, ith 8 "LARGE room for two. 116 NICELY furnished front room; modern home; ‘walking distance. 'Phone Harney 236, 2608 Dodge. STEAM heated furnished room for rent. 3 reasonable. 2236 Farnam, suite 8. Tele- phone Douglas 5691, TWO nice furnished front rooms, to- | gether or separatel: a No. 2th St. Dou bgu'd first-clas: "NICE furnished room modern. 634 So. 2th St. NICELY furnished rooms, all modern, for colored. %01 No. 27th Av HOUSEKEEPING a | modern. 306 No. 18th St. _MODERN furnished rooms 211 Harney. for gentleman; FURNISHED room 2 desired. 2707 Dodge. Harney 4338, " FURNISHED, steam hea i Chicago. NICELY furnished room for genfleman. 1707 Dodg TWO rooms range; board if ) ted rooms. 2013 t for_ligh ‘r?uux;p‘ln.; gas ¢ ago. modern. 1822 Ch| NICELY furnished rooms suitab or two. 1917 Casi LARGE and small rooms. 1815 Chicasp. 1809 FARNAM; m rocms. LARGE furnished young men. 2700 le for one room, suitable for two pitol Ave. 201 80. 24th; front parlor; also small room; reasonable; steam heaf, FRONT room; modern; suitable for two gentlemen, 638 So. 19th. Douglas 2715. TWO modern_furnished room heat. %4 No. 25th St, e TR N M e NICELY furnished front room, 714 So. 17th Ave. furnace modern. Apnrunents ana ¥iats. FOUR-room modern flat, $20. 2206 Nich- olas, "ELEGANT APARTMEN' ster 5765, T, north, Weh- 1-ROOM _semi-basement flat 1o Dunsay, 10th and Pierce, steam heated. CONRAD YOUNG, Tel D. 1571 1518 Dodge CENTRAL ATARTMENTS Six rooms, coruer, high grade T, walkin h 1 more. ‘BEMIS, @4 Brandels Bids. 1) noous‘“u&z,'oy. sl . and totlet, ing Stx . 2152 N. 28TH, ® rooms in the basement; water and bath; on second floor LWO rooms, 3 rcoms on first floor. eferences ees BL, Davh BET and Cume Housckeeping Rooms. A SUITE of thres elegant new rosms modern. 0 North 0th. "TWO or three micery furnished, heated rooms in private home, family of two; good location; electrio light, cooking gas. 002 8. 2th Si. Phone Hamney 60ML 4 NICE unfurnished rooms, modern, or without heat. Call Sunday or al o'clock. 2220 N, 19th St turnished * s with frer & housekeeping TWO nicely nishe rooms, modern. N. 17th o NICELY furnished rooms for g houne keeping. 2117 Webster =