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) ol i) THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: FEBRUARY 27, 1910 Clerioal aud Office—Cont WANTED--Cashier ~ who can handle money acourately and properly give credi for same. Should have some knowledge of bookkeeping. Give age, former employment, experience and references. Address J Hee.* BOOKKREPING, wholesale, $50. Elllott-Fisher bllling machine operator, $50, Two stenogrephers, $80. Stenographer, out of clts, $45. Two billing clerks, $50-865. Ten_solicitor ry_and commission -OPERATIVE REFERENCE CO. 676-71 Brandels Bldg.* SEVERAL 'ENOGRAPTIERS, BEVERAL BNOGRAPHERS, $40, SAL DIES, BXPERIBNCED, good sala 3 T L!‘A.I'QAOH REFERENCE BUREAU, 6746 Brandels Bldg.* BEVEN stanographers, $40 to #6. Bookkeeper and stenogrepher, $0. Oftice clerk and typist, $2. g SEE US AT ONCE, IF YOU WANT A POSITION OR DESIRE TO MAKE A CHANGE. THE CANO AGE! Factory | FACTORY Girls Wanted—Abundant op- portunity for employment. From 2% to 100 I d women wanted at the M. E. Snitn " 2 at good wn[e:..sf& 08 | WANTED 8t mith & Co's Factory, Plattsmouth, Neb.* TEN girls wanted for catalogue work. Girls under 16 must have permit when applying. Call at office. Nebraska Clothing Co. TED—Cash girls and transfer girls. WAN iy superintendent, Brands COMPETENT (h’ work. Mrs. W. Phone Harnev 1§76, for general house- Rhodes, 1004 N. 36th| WANTED-Competent gir] to take care of 1-year-old child. Call at 2% Farnam 8t or telephone Farney §69, "GIRL for general housewor 224. GOOD, compatent girl for general house work at once. 120 N. 38th Ave. WANTED—Cook. Tel. Harney 2. Apply 324 Farnam St, GIRL to sssist In care of children and housework; must sleep at home, 23 So. 0th St Tel. H. 4644, % “WANTED-—GIrl for second work, Douglas 2097, or 630 So. Mth St GIRL for general housework. 4229 Harney Street. WANTED-Woman or girl for general housework; room and good wages, and small famiy. = Apply i So. 10tk St., or phone Do EXPERIENCED girl for general house- worl small family. 1115 No. 24 Tel. 8. W GIRL, for general housework. four. 138 So. Sth St. “WANTED—A girl for general housework. 231 Charles 8t. Phone Webster 1. “WANTED—GIrl for light housekeeping. Apply Mrs. Wedge, 820 0. 28¢h St. Aé}iin for general housework. 1316 Park ve. -360. | o. | Swedish preferred. HELP WANTED—FEMALE Domestics—~Con 300D girl (o do cooking. Mrs. J. F. W cox, 1132 K. Pierce St., Council Bluffs, Ta TWASHERWOMAN o take _washing home; references required. 129 So. 3lst WANTED--Middl¢-aged woman or gl light housework; small family; easy plac 7 Gra: Housekeepers an. HOUSEKEEPER, small family; no chil- | dren wanted. M08 No. 19th St. WANTED-A _washerwoman to take | yrashing homé; references required, 1329 So | st | HELP WANTED—MALE Agents and Salesmen—cC WANTED--Agents to sell our lands in the beautiful White River valley in the | famous Rosebud district, In Lyman, Stan- ley, Tripp, Mellette, Potter and Sully coun- tles, So. Dakota, in the heart of the great corh and art on the main line of t| & St. Paul Ry, between Chicago and Rapld City, which makes it very easy to e We do Lnot hesitate in stating that Wwe are one of the best equipped land firms in the U. 8, and will gladly furnish refer- ences as to our moral and financial stand- ing. Writa for full information. Liberal commissions, Address the Dudley Bcheffer Land Co., Vivian, Lyman county, 8. D. tinue Chicago, Mliwaukee WANTED-Girl for general housework; family of two and child § years; German or Bohemian preferred. Apply marnin at 304 No. 2d St., across from High school. WANTED—At once, experienced girl for eneral housework: wages, 8 per week all 1024 No. 32 St. WANTED—A neat, eneral housework; odge St experfenced girl family of three. ‘Phone H. 1481, “tor 4509 " WANTED—Woman that fs_competent (n all lines of work. Sanitary Hair Dressing Parlors, 122 So. Main 8t., Council Bluffs, Is. WANTED—Young girl for general house- work; no washing or ironing. 13 So. 3th —Chambermald. WANTED—Rellable girl for gener housework; German or Bohemian preferred, Apply at #08 Dewey Avi GIRL wanted for general housewor! cooking; small family and good 2613% Capitol Ave. GIRL for general housework family; references required. = Mrs. Lamereaux. 15 WANTE housewor! wages —Girl to no cooking £00d home, or washing; good Cass St. | GIRL wanted for general housework. | Tel. Harney 1866, 38th and Hawthorne Ave. . Miscenmn, LEARN HAIRDRESSING—It pays. You can carn $15 to $25 weekly, taught. 1. L. Brandeis, Hairdressing Dept. WANTED—Lady to travel in Nebrask g00d pay and taflor-made suit in %0 days: experience unnecessary; _reliable firm. { Write for particulars. J. B. McBrady Co., Chigago.* | LADIES sewing at home making shields; | material furnished; reliable women, $12 per | 100. Stamped envelope particulars.” Wayne Supply Co., Dept. 534, Detroit, Mich.* WAITERS, waltresses, porters, oish washers. Robertson's Lurich, 813-16 8o, 16th. Apply to head waiter. FIVE givls to Jress on ladles garments; wages and steady work. Address 2907 Leavenworth St. LADIES wanted to work; sofa pillows at _home; experience unnecessary. Call forenoons. 2307 8. 13th. 'OMEN of good personality and ability to teach the method of cookjng with fire- less cookers and demonstrate that it is the long felt want of every household. A pleasant and money making position. For full ‘)lrucnllrl write The Frank G. Baldwin Ce i, 0 “WANTED—A competent glrl for hou gork. Mra. L. T. Sunderiand, 158 S0, “COMPETENT girl for general hous ;or:thno ‘washing. 411 No. 40th 8t. T WANTED—A competent girl f housework; no washing: good w. ly Mrs. J. P. O ‘WANTED—Competent girl for _gencral housewdrk; German or Bohemlan preferrod. 24 Harney St Tel. Harney . G gir! from Friday 8t. 0th auiflvork at 1 DMPETENT housemald, 113 North 15th St. Apply in per- son. Agents, WANTED—A solicitor with horse and SOlfEY shbacriptions. - Call-and. see cifoe: subscriptiol e circu- Tation 7. ‘The Beo ublishing Co. WANTED—First cluss salesmen in dress goods and silk departments; must be men with city experience. Apply superintend- ent, Brandels Stores. WANTED-—-Newspaper solicitors. Call or write Twentieth Century Farmer, (03 Bee Bidg., Omaha, Neb. JENTS—S8omething new, easy to sell, to handle; write quick. Bartlett Sup- ply Co., Brown block, Omaha. Neb. “WANTED—12 good selling_men for artl- glo that sclls by simply presenting. Box M, Omaha. SIENREN A anager. WANTED—Thoroughly ond girl, Phone Doug. 62, A YOUNG girl to :‘nd care of children. rlenced gec- N. i8th & ¢ with houseworic 1528 No. #th, So RL for general housework. #18 N, 224, WANTED—A _midd f f@nhl'll housework; small ng; good wages. phone Web. 4521 WANTBD- A good glrl for gene work: good wages. 8. 24th Bt 4 ged oman for family; no wash- Apply 2119 Pratt St. or 1 house- Mrs. M. Rachum, 84 WANTED—GIrl for general family of three: good home, Mis. €. O. Talmage, 4929 Cass Harney 2918 WANTE good_wag ‘pencer. WANTED—Good st St housework, light work. t. "Phone A girl for general hou sew or! small family, Web. 5536, 2005 washerwoman, WOMAN to do washing. Call nam.* ’euefi.l"fiounwork: > amily; washi 2 Tages am ¥i Do washings. " 2202 YOUNG girl to assist with housework and care of children. 8§16 So. 19th. GIRL for general housework. 300 Far- nam. ral housework; small fam. ages, Phone Harney 130 or X v e GOOD Girl for Van Dussen, 2% general housework. Mrs, > St South Omaha for general housework, 102 “for_general housework. ebater 4. D—Girl to assiat In general house- Burt, Phone Harney 1237, WANTED—Girl to Assist with' house- work and care for children. 1113 Georgia v Spencer. work. TN GIRL (o do cooking. Mrs. Yates, 3% Davepport 8t. "EXPERIENCED collector for house fur- nishing Co.; state experience and reference, Address ¥ 419, Boe. SALESMAN—Experienced in any line to celled specialty proposition; vagancy after March 1; commissions, with $3 weekly for | expenses. The Continental Jewelry Co, | Cleveland, O EXPERIENCED salesman for side line | of “meif-gurtered socks, patented; price no bigher; big seller. Graham Co, ' 1302 Mon- roe St!, Chlcago, | WANTED—A1 salesman calling on dry | goods and mfllinery trade to carry side | line of finest hair goods; splendid oppor- tunity of right man. @618 Madison St, | Chicago, 11l AGENTS—Good men and women; Fiber Cutter or Queen of the Kitchen 10 in 1. Our pletorial letter explains. Address C. H. Pershing, Muncle, Indiana.* NEW d-sleve stralner and “No Splash sold agents only; sample free. Send ¢ stamp coft of mailing; rofit daily. Let us prove it. Seed's, 164 Duane St., New York, | AGENTS wanted for all makes of De- pendable Automoblles; also The Badger Auto, Steersman, necessary on every car; commission 2 per cent; ‘only house on earth selling Autos on installment plan. Automobile Clearing House, 246 Michigan Ave., Chicage.*® | b + WE pay $80 a month salary and furnish rig and all expenses to Introduce poultry and stock powders; new plan; steady work. | Bigler Co., X 961, Springfield, 111.* PORTRAIT agents and jobbe with artist; avoid middlemen; | tralts at lowest prices; rejects credited cheapest pillow tops. Siegfried Studi 5219 Ellis Ave., Chicag SALESMAN Wanted—To Druggists, Confectioners; $125 expenses. California Co., 468 Leffingwell, TRAVELING ;p!clllly salesman sell Grocers, onthly an Cider and Extracc Mo.s propositien on the market, new proposition, but actually in demand. Hl"h riced men investigate. M. M. R., 120 Fraoklin St, Chicago.* " GIRL for general housewor! N Leavenworth, T Bopd wages. WANTED—Experienced girl for general housework; wages §. 201" Charies " Bt EXPERIENCED girl_f porki goed wa Pt Baroantop Phone ebster 4152 "GOOD cook wanted at i3 Dougl “EXPERIENCED girl for work; small family, and at once. 1304 £, 85h. work; good wages, Mrs, J. Georgla Ave. lfl WANTED--A work. 2680 Mand mfl,lnl.% l.l‘l.lfl with TGIRL for general housewor wit for general housewor eneral house- wages. Call Harney 1. tor ges 3.0 ral house- ‘Conner, 1083 0 assist with house- neral housewaork. W5 Spen: AR A i 90 MONTHLY and expenses to advertise, leave samples and colléct names. Write Sil- verton Co., G 78, Chicago. AGENTS—Sell the New Wall Pocket; ov.r house a customer; 200 per cent rofit; sample %e, Manager, Box 82, West salary. | § So. 334. 'Phone Harney | assist in general | Full course | sell general trade in Nebraska; an unex- | SALESMAN WANTED. We want a high-grade salesman to sell our goods to dealers in Iowa, who later can take the general agency of the state. We will pay a good salary and commission to the man who can qualify in Integrity and as a first-clas business getter. Don't apply unless you can meet these requirements and have a good record & salesman. STANDARD STOCK FOOD COM- PANY, BOX 332, OMAHA, SALESMEN WANTED—Are you clerkin; and naturnl born salesman? I want you. Are you merchant leaving business and after favorable road position? Ask for my gl Are you salesman or can- ser of ability and want to put in time talking big line for big money? Your name and addiess, the 0 or three capable men witn work habit and energy plus, want all-day-long selling ability. Send re- Jist your . qualifications. To newest widely boomed sing pl for retallers, Hundreds of best retailers indorse my plan | becaupe protitable. Samples go in coat pocket. My best men are making 1,00 & month. 1 want men wno can,do just as well or better. If you think yourse | calibre, write me ‘now, before territory | gone. Main, 1532 Pine St., lowa City, Ia.* T right | HELP WANTED—MALE Agents HULLY GEE! $0 to 320 per week. Money's’yours. Not an old worn out propo- sition. Entirely new. Field untouched. Experience unnecessary, _Every _family wild. Money pours in. Free sample to actlve agents. John Mangold, Tenn., '‘Sold 5 three days; made 8 paymeats on house.” Mrs. Nolken, Me.: “Send §; best thing for women ever invented.” A’ Vac- uum Cleaner for $860. Consider the field, Women have watched, wished, longed for It. Woman sold 4 one evening—profit $17. flenll selling 2 to 10 each day, purofit to 8265 per week, New Home Vacuum Cleaner—one person operates. No motor— no electricity. New model. Double acting— constant suction. Cleans oarpef mattings on floor. Powerful curren | through carpet sucks up dirt, dust, germs. |No more sweeping, dusting, housecleaning. Demonstrated in § minutes—sells on dem- onstration. Show 10 familles, sell 8. Sim- ple, powerful. Does same work as $100 machine. Welghs § Ibs. Money back {f not a8 represented. Agent's profit 100 per cent. | Rick a penny to bring a flood of money. Send postal for agency, full description. Don’t walt. R. Armstrong Mfg. Co, 92 Alms Bldg., Cincinnati, 0.% STATE laws recently enaoted necessitate an old established manufacturing corpora- tion opening branch office in Omaha ter- ritory and desires services of rellable man to take charge with sufficlent capital t carry enough stock to supply deman created among business men, property farmers, eto.; salary, $1,900 to $1,800 expenses and extra commission; position permanent. Write at once for In- terview ‘with sules manager coming to open affice, instruct and turn over business to man selected. References required. Ad- dress Liberty Mfg. Assn, 12-14 State St., Chicago.* WANTED—First class salesman for Ne- braska, to sell staple line on_absolutely new and exceptional terms. One having Buccessful speclalty experience preferred. Attractive years’ contract containing lib- eral weekly advance clause. References required. Milcs F. Bixier Co., Cleviand, 0.% money comin, | 815,000 already made and the greatest ever; just out; a tida fast; wave to success; no experience required; Just start and the money's yours; men or Wwomen; here's how they do it: C. C. Gar- rett, O., “showed 7 families, sold §" (profits $18); A. B. Verrett, La., “sold 8 one day' (profit $24); N. Boucher orders 756 more and “everybody wants one; best business er had;" Mrs. J. Brown, Pa, “sold 10, made $30 first mple to Active agents, Famous Basy Way Clothes minutes; no work; not a washing machine; only move knob occasionally; new; nothing else like it; no chemicals; no rubbing; no washboard; no boller; every family eager to buy; easy to sell; low price, %; risk a penny; send postal for agency; Don't delay. Har- rison Mfg. Co., 23 Harrison Bldg., Cincin- natl, O.* LIVE AGENTS wanted to help sell land in the famous Blue Blanket Potter, Sully and Walworth countl best farm land in the state from $28 to $45 r acre. The Dakota Land Co., Hoven, otter County, 8. D, WANTED--Man of some selling ability, capable of organizing a selling staff, to handle one of the best advertised commodi- th no expenses to you in o izing; you must have a clear record: position wili pay salary and commission, $2,000 to $3,6000 per year. In answering give full particulars. All replies will be treated confidentially, Address A-151 care Bee. AGENTS—"Keenoh” razor sharpener the lifest seller of the country; men buy on eight; $25 to 330 a week easily; exclusive territory; see $100,000 advertising cam- paign. Free course in salesmanship tells you how to sell. Write today. ;(ll((fiv.mh” Co., 1500 Keenoh Bldg., Detrolt, ch. IMPROVED table article; easy seller; beautifully boxed: purity guaranteed; reg- ularly recorded; large profits; permanent gents wanted; we are sole makers. Shep- ard's, 67 West Houston St., New York. WANTED—Agents; legitimate substitute for $1. Particulars. Gisha Co., Anderson, AGENTS make 500 per cent profit sellinz Inovelty slgn cards,” merchants buy 10 to 100 on sight; S00 varieties; catalogue free. Sulltvi 405 W. Van Buren St., Chi- cago, AgENTS—Hm and women in every town to dell the celebrated triplex handbag for women; four bags for four separate pur- poses, all In one. Can be enlarged to meet yeur needs as you go along. Write for terms and particulars of other new pat- ented articles. 8. J. Diamond & Bro. Co.. manufacturers, 3 West 2Ist St, New | York.* ACENT HUSTLERS—Big money on com- bination of modern household devices, etc.: soll on sight; exclusive monopoly; perma. nent returns; credit. Certificate worth §3 free. Fletcher, 208 F klin Bt., N. Y.* HOUSTON AGENT cleared $8 last week giving guaranteed $2 razor free with box ®oap, (vou can, too). Parker Chemlecal Co., Chicago.* WE PAY $3 a week and expenses to men with rigs to introduce poultry rom- pound; year's contract. Imperial Manu- facturing Co., Dept. 78, Parsons, Kan.* AGENTS—You can make quick sales and big profits with our new self-lighting wind- proof clgar lighter; sells itself; every smoker buys on sight. Rathbun Mfg. Co., Indianapolis, Tng CHEWING GUM—Sell to dealers In your town; clean, profitable business built up quickly with our brands; four flavors; novel packages. Write today. Helmet Co., Cincinpati, Ohlo.* FOLLOW the dollar! §30 to $0 per week; | for glot machines; patented; sells on sight | BEXPERIENCED specialty salesmen to handle our razor exclusively or side line: liberal commission. The Ward Safely Razor Co,, Chicago. WANTED-—Salesmen of ability and neat appearance to call on all merchants in their territory; elegant side line, convenlent to carry; ‘good commissions; prompt remit- tance. Belmont Mf, cinnat!, 0.* SALESMEN tr dress fabrics and direct to retail stores, libe Desirable side lin Co., Box 1341, Phila. trade, 1 commission. South Phila, Woolen LARGE manufacturer with excellent line and established trade, wants experienced traveling salesmen. Salary position. State !oxzwrhnco. Iroquois Mfg. Co., Cleveland, COMPETENT EXPERIENCED TRAV- ELING BALESMEN TO SOLICIT OR- DERS FROM DEALERS AND CONSUM- ERS FOR HIGH GRADE AUTOMOBILE LUBRICANTS, SPECIAL OILS, GREASES, PAINTS, ETC. READY SELL- ERS. SALARY AND EXPENSES. EX- CELLENT OPPORTUNNTY FOR AD- VANCEMENT. THE STERLING RE- FINING CO., CLEVELAND OHIO.* “PARTNER wanted real estate or manu- tacturing, i HUFFMAN, #18 NEVILLE BLDG. SALESMAN to call on Doctors. Hstab- lished trade. Clean, well-pald work for hard worke: Also one for outside city. P. O. Box 121, Philadelphia.® X SALESMEN WANTED. Big money selling high grade grocerjes at wholesale to families, farmers, bo: Ing house, etc.; high cost of lving booming our business; steady work, quick returns. You take orders, we do the rest. Best goods, lowest prices; satsifaction or mono{{ refunded. Give references. Hitch- il Co., Lake & Dearborn Sts.,, Chi- . WE have Ideal sideline for salesmen now emploved, who cannot carry additional samples. ' As profitable as a trupk line Write us. H. G. Zimmerman & Co, Chi- cago.* AGENTS for “"Roosevelt African Hunt' are making $5 a day. Everybody wants it; exciting; father and son surprise old hunt- Educational Co., men who are making small. n add from $40 to $0 a month to their income by carrving out pocket side- line. Write for order book today. 20th Century Mfg. Co., 138 Wells St, Chicago.* KEMPER-THOMAS incinnatl, want traveling man for fans and sidelines. Quick money, $25 to $60 weekly. Copy de- signs. Selling season now on. Apply Fan Dept.* “SALESMEN are not born; they are made. The average young man of good appear- ance and address can sell If given the op- portunity. If you are In a rut; tied to a desk or wasting your time behind a coun- ter, we will train you to become an expert salesman and pay you well while you are learnin; High-class ‘oposition sold to Call on or write D. 1. Sheedy, Rome Hotel, Monda. AGENTS WANTED—Our Sun-Ray Man- tle Kerosene Burners sold at prices that defy competition; 100 candle power, fit all screw collar lamps. Send for particulars, oulfluNfren Simpiex Gaslight Co., 2 Park 'y handling our {ly carried: big invention; small article, For_particulars demand; field unlimited. no cap- ital required. Exclusive territory. Anderson Game Co., Anderson, Ind.* AGENTS wanted to sell 81 box native herbs for Hc. P. Melrose, Columbus, O.* WANTED—HIgh grade intelligent travel- ing salesmen to handle advertlsing toy; an exceptional opportunity; sample 2c. prepaid. Information free. H. E. Smith Company, Indianapolls, Ind.* PORTRAIT MEN. Excellent opening for good solicitors; |salary or highest commission; expenses ad- |vanced. We supply the tradc WALSH ART CO. 201 McCague Bldg. WANTED—Competent silk goods m | tion for men wha can qualify | baum & Sons, Des Moines, 1 $10 INVESETMENT secures the proj Tson @& permanent office position paying 100 @ month y and half the com- mission on sales, with an incorporated company manufacturing the most profit- able line_on the market; money secured. Address P 181, Bee. "i1910 MONBY MAKER" latest and most original seller. No cempetition, Agents making sensational sal Free sample. P, Blackmon, 419 Carroll Ave., Chicago. “AGENTS WANTED—Big _money nses pald; no ex) and dress J. Mancel- ex- rience required; var- ety portraits, bromides, photo pillow tops, %c, frames at our factory prices; credit given; cnl.lowe and samples free, ' Ritter Art Studio, . VanBuren, Chicago, Ik jomerville, Mass, ind__control We manufaoture r: o other firm handles them; blg Ulustrated catalogue of 30 specialties free; samples fi lllhod: ovl‘- "hou.o'lh ri spect 3 Egrmm N, 1“' THM AGENTS—We have an article that's nummer: retalls oh sight at %e. W immediat tield Nov cago, Tl AGENTS IN EVERY COUNTY, contral and southern states to sell a patented ne- cessity; ¥ merchant needs one or more. Exely ive nte to ambiti smi ress Ashland, Bik., Cmqo,' a te Tticulars. The Gar- Aberdeen St., Chl- r for free ity Co.. e AGENTS—Every merchant buys our 1910 Air Brush show and window display cards; nothing like them: latest hit; sensationai sales; no competition; samples free. Peo- ple's ‘Show Card Concern, 710 W. Madison, Chicago, 111 'WE make the : U make the g gest little money makers out nstructions for silver quarte art NOW. Plerce Agency, 402 Colored: Ave., Chicago.* WANTED—-Two high grade salesmen strong on advertising: hard work- king permanent position worth $5,000 to $8.000 annually with old established, highly rated concern. Address 266, Se- curity Bldg., St. Louls* L o ; §ood and permancnt posi- | earth; new: pleasant; all retallers; samples coat pocket; best men earning $500 to $1,000 per month. Main 1831 College 8t., Iowa City, Towa.* START LOCAL ACCIDENT INSUR- ANCE AGENCY THAT WILL PAY YOU §15 TO $40 WEEKLY. UNUSUAL OPPOR- TUNITY OFFERED. 'GOOD PAY AT | START AND RAPID INCREASE TO | WORKER. ADDRESS FOR PARTICU- | LARS, HOME CASUALTY CO., 800 Brandeis Bldg., Omaha, Neb.* WAN'TED—Traveling salesman to carry side line; the best and most complete souve- nir post’ card line in country; big money maker. Gartner & Bender, Dept. S, Chi- | cago.* WANTED SALESMAN—For this and western territory by wholesaler; experi- enced, ambitious man; one who has sold to couniry merchants standard goods or advertising or speclalties preferred; fine opening; position will pay right man '§500 a month. 'Are paying men now above that amount. Give home address, experience, references. Address Y 182, care Bee. APABLE salesman to cover Nebraska with staple line; high commissions, with $100 monthly advance; permanent ition to right man. Jess H. Smith Co,, Detroit, Mich.' TAGENTS earn big money selling our “Name on Tie” Write for particulars. JEROME TIE CO. 98 Fifth Ave, New ork.* T WANTHED—Rollable salesman terview physiclans on attractive fge basis. " Address Y186, care ee.* to «in- wuaran- Vmaha BEXPERIENCED townsite salesmen to lots in county seat towns on new rall- oad now under construction; also to han- dle raliroad stock. Address E. O. & W, R. R., Enid, Okl SALESMEN-—Specialty, the line you always been looking for; staple; everywhere and over again; samples ligh d commissions liberal. National Mer. tilo Co.,-lowa City. Ia® s HELP WANTED—!ALé ‘Salesmen—Continuned, An energetic, hustling salesman for the PATERSON “30” in every county in Nebraska. Write at once. W. A. PATERSON COMPANY, Flint, Mich.* SALESMEN capable of handling exclu- sive territory to Introduce a new necessary food article consumed in increasing quan- tities by Bakeries, Hotels and Restaurants. Positions permanent and especially lucra- tive to actlve, energetic parties with small gavital. Butfalo Kgg-O-Let-Co., Buttalo, WANTED—20 young me money. 17th 8t = WANTED—Five good jslesmen to superintend state work. sell- ing Banitary Dustiess Floor Sweep. A big opportunity for a live wire. Council Blutfs Remedy Co., Councll Bluffs, la, TAILOR—Experlenced cutter, open fo position. Salary reasonable. Would lecve city. M-408 Bee, n to canvas Call Monday 10 to 12 a. m. 2 No. live commission BOYS send 2c; paper, supply pencils for use In schools; five names of chums; get premium list of rifles, roiler skates, otc. Edlo Sales Co., Cleveland, O.* TWO BOYS—16 years old; apply Monday morning at new court house bldg. Cald- well & Drake, Clerical and Office. WE MARKET ABILITIES If you are capable of filling a good posi- SEE US. We can secure the maximum salary for vour ability. OFFICE MRG.. with experience In real estate abstracting and loans, $17. ASST. MANAGER for mail order busi- ness. $1%. (Small Investment required.) TRAVELING SALBESMAN, $1, estab- lished territory. TRAVELING SALESMEN, young man with experience as ralroad 'agent pre- ferred, experience as salesman not re- stablished terri- ?ulnd‘ §75 and expenses, ory, EXPERIENCED retall dry goods sales. mfinr&nnd assistant to buyer, small town, $76-885. CLOTHING SALESMAN, §76. BOOKKEEPER, #75. ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER, $65. Chief Clerk and Stenographer. $85. Steno., wholesale house. §75. Steno., beginner. $40. Office clerk. young man. $40. Collector. $6. SEE US AT ONCE on the above, write for completa list of vacancies. WESTERN REF. & BOND AS8'N, INC., 721-2 N. Y. Life Blde. (Est. 7 years.)* YOU ARE OUT of employment, or want to better yourself; therefore, let us mar- ket your abilit; Office mana, or famillar with real es- tate, to take charge of loans, $1,800. Bookkeper (wholesale), $65-$75. Stonographer (Smith Premier), $65. g(ock clerlk, °'°°og¢"a]n“w‘s‘7.o.' 5. tenographer, ure, $70. Office clerk, ‘T R., €xp., $60. City salesman, exp., Stenographer and clerk, $50. Grocery salesman, $75-8i00. Two collectors, prefer men with legal experlence; good salary. hree wide-awake specialty $1,200 to $1,800. Correspondent and advertising man, good salary. Dry goods salesman and asst. buyer, §75. Experienced shoe clerk, $00. Three registered drug clerks, $60-$75. We have MANY others. Call, phone or write. SEE US FIRST. CO-OPERATIVE REFERENCE CO., 67577 Brandeis Bldg.* SEVEN Stenographers (In and out of city), $60 to $75. Nirie _Office Clerks and Book-keepers, to §75. M Beveral” Traveling Salesmen, $0 to $100 and expenses. Collector, $60. Hotel Clork, $%, bd. & rm. 1F YOU ARE THINKING OF MAKING A CHANGE OR ARE OUT OF A POSI- TION, DON'T FAIL TO SEE US IMME- DIATELY. THE CANO AGENCY, 482 Bee Bldg. salesmen, YOU WANT A GOOD POSITION? JUST A SUGGESTION. FOR QUICK ACTION IN SECURING ONE (See) CARSON REFERENCE BUREAU, 674-6 Brandels Bldg. 1| Cincinnati, 0. 'HELP WANTED—MALE Miscellancous—Continued. 1 YOU don't like your work, read this advertisoment elear through You can't lose your position in the navy It you behave. Pay day niways comes in KU?\] or bad times. No strikes. No lay offs. You always get the same splendid things to eat and plenty of it, whether the bost of_food is high or low You always get the same warm clothes and a clean warm, comfortable bed, and & warm living room in day time. In fact, the fleet wpends most winter days in tropleal wate: sick you have the finest medical care tree. If disabled you get a pension. If you stay in the navy thirty years you can re- tire on three-fourth pay for the balance of_your life. rk isn't hard and average pay of en- listed men Is §35 per month. At end of month you have about $5 lefi, as navy pays nearly all your living expenses. In | civil life do you have $5 left each month? | And_there's splendld chance for promotion to warrant officer at $2,400 per year, with nearly all expenses pald, Some save enough money while in the navy to start In business for themselves. Others have stayed In thirty years, saved small fortunes and retired on three-fourths pay. Should you return to elvil life, you'll find yourself an able fighter in the great game of life, for navy physical training makes you strong erect, athletic. And navy life educates you by showing you some of the United States—maybe some of the worlds by throwing you into the company of edu- cated officers and fine young men: | teaching you a trade, perhaps. and by | glving you much time for study. Fouv | navy” years are better than four college sars, ‘many think. Go to a recrulting office today. Have a private talk with the officers and blue- Juckets there. You'll find them glad to see you and ready to tell ypu everything. If you don't join that makes no difference. They won't urke you, Go and see tham today—not_tomorrow—today. You'll be glad you 'did. Nearest recruting_office to you is P. O. Building, Omaha, Neb. If you can't go, write for a free booklet, which tells everything about a bluejacket's Iife in a simple, interesting way, and s full of plotures, Just think what a small bit of trouble it Is for you to get a pencil and post card and write for this book. Then think what this small bt of trouble may do for you. It may put you on the read to your life's success. Don't put it off. You'll forget It if you do. Send for it now. Also send names and address of four or five boys you'd like to have join the navy with you We'll sand them books, too. Bureau of Navi- gation, Box 209, Navy Department, Wash- ing ton, D. C.* MEN'S pants cleaned & pressed. R. 4218, WANTE D~ AN ENERGETIC, HUSTLING SALES- MAN FOR THE PATERSON IN EVERY COUNTY IN NEBRASKA. WRITE AT ONCE. PATERSON CO, FLINT, Mich* WANTED gt W. A MEN of good personality and abllity to teach the method of cooking with fireless cookers and demonstrate ‘that- it is the long felt want of every household. A pleasant and money making position. For full particulars write The Frank . Baldwin Co., In Clneinnati, O.¢ AVERTISING man, preferably with newspaper experionce, fo present a new line of syndicate advertising to country town merchants; liberal drawing account if you prove a worker; position steady and good enough for high grade men; a novice can clean up $25 per week easily; good men clear from 30 to $100. Address with particu- lars as to previous experience, The Ad-S vice Co., News Bidg., Indiahapalis, In WE will pay any man a stralght salary of $85 per month and all traveling expenses to take orders, as will be informed for the Ereatest portrait house in the world. Ad- dress at once, R. D. Martel, Dept. 72, Chi- cago, Il WIRELESS—Potitions vacant at $50 per month to §5,000 per year, elther sex; any- body can learn. Complete course of Instruc- tons by correspondence arranged through a leading scientist and one of the principal wireless * authorities In the world. Kee complete only $. Enroll now., The Wire- less Company, 1425-6 Union Trust Bldg., MEN wanted quickly by big Chicago mail order house to distribute catalogues, ad- vertise; $21. weekly; 360 expense allowance. Manager, 1210 State St., Chicago.* Fuctory an3 Trades, Drug store: aps). Jobs. Knlest, Bee Bldg. WANTE! —An energetlo man fo start aper in a thriving_community. - v+ 1 Club, "Nenawka, Neb. = ) one h- ftectural draftsman; must have experience. Address W 166, Bee. WANTED—First_class_compositor, Medlar Co., 414 South 14th St. L A WANTED—A _ sheet metal worker for tank work. Correspond with the Fort Dodge Culvert Co., Fort Dodge, I WANTED—A Plumber, one that ean 4o hot air furnace work preferred. Steady fob. Audubon Hardware Co., Audubon, lown.® “WANTED, A BAKER—Must be & good bread and pastry man and must be steady and rellable; good wages and steady job for_right man; phone or write at once, B. C. Vandervert' & Co., Onawa, Ia. WANTED—Beet Workers—People wanting to work Sugar Beets the coming year, write to, Towa Sugar Co.. Waverly, la. TWANTED—Good gardener and small fruit man and wife for smail place near Omaha. Pleasant home. Address, S-412, Omaha Bee. P WANTED EXPERIENCED car carpen- ters, Apply to the Cudahy Packing Co., So. Umaha, Neb.* TWANTED — A first-clas draftsman; permanent posit able person. Address A. D. Post, Denver, Colo. architectura n for sult B, Denver Miscellanen MEN WANTED to prepsre fo mall examinations; commencement §800; preparation free. Frankiin Dept. 187 L, Rochester, N. Y. PAINTING 804 papering. Gec estimate now. Henawa, Tel. H-4841. WANTED—-AL once, erk for general store; must have experience and not afraid of work; references required; will pay good salary. Write or wire Ryan & hnelder, Creighton, Neb. rallway salary MEN (or women) ¥ & day sure all year ralsing mushrooms in cellars, sheds, boxes, etc; big market; free illustrated booklet Hiram Barton, W. ath St. New Yorks Institute, GOVERNMENT POSITIONS—Chapces never better to secure one of the thousands | of appointments to be made; full particu- |lars as to salaries, positions, dates of ex- |aminations in Om sample questions, etc., sent free in circular 231. National Cor. Institute, Washington, D. C. to chief petty officer at §77 per month, or | by |4 ——— ] LIVE STOCK FOR SALE Horses and Vehiclea--Cont FOR BALEY Palr of standard bred Hamiltonian mares, elght years old, welght 2200 pounds, both lefoot under saddle, half sisters, wel hed, dark bays, fine drivers. Also new olos ecarriage, surrey, road wagon, two sets of fine harness and two addles, all in_first-class conditlon. " H. Morrill, Lincoln Nebraska. 2 mare, § years old, welght, 860 Ibs. Good single’ driver. One spHing _wagon. Ono set single harness, new. %24 Decatud Street GOOD . HORSE, harness und sapring wagon; oan be seen at Stuben's livery stables, Woolworth and Park Aves. ‘Phone Harney §18.° Cows, »t Dogs and Pets. AT STUD-King Comet, registered mag. t white Persian cat, (Angora), ex t points. Sires blue-eyed kittens. Fee five dollars. Comet Cattery, 1318 So. 81st St. Phono Harney 18.* IF you have cows of any kind to sell, phone So. 1300.* T'OR SALE—Thres Spits puppies, 10 we i 1d: (wo male and one female. 1 =) " AND FOUND r muff in Brandels base- J. Minuner, G finder please turn in at main desks receive reward. Address P. 1 STOLEN from my homa in Pender, Neb., April 3, 1909, or after: One recelpt for goods in bond of $60. One certificate of $100 in Opera House stock. One set of diamond earrings and pin. Twelv Jvld spoons. Five beautiful rings. One set gold beads. One pair of gold opera glasses. One black silk skirt. One navy blue suit. Several hundred | dollars in cash. Portrait af the late John | Blanchard—His honorable discharge from the civil war. One hundred shares of gold mining stock. Information leading to “the | recovery of any of these articles will be liberally rewarded. Address Y 185, care Omaha Bee.* 'LOST-Gold _ spectacies with Kryptok | lenses In Columblan Opt. Co. case. Returi Columblan Opt. Co. @1 8. 16th, Reward. T LOST—Lady gold_open_ faced wateh: monogram, A, 3. with ribbon fob and locket. Tel. %. Roward. FULL WEIGHT C S\ A T WE Save vou 81 to 82 in welght per ton, good quali- LOST—Batween 2513 15 St., South Omal, and Boyd theater, solid sardonyx braceltt. Return 10 address above. Reward.® e Doug. ty. “Tel. 1. 3100-1 5 I beg to announce to my pat- rons that I have returned from my tour around the world, which I began Oect. 1st, and that I will be at my offices in the Bee Bldg., room 524, prepared to resume fmy practice as a specialist in dis- eases of the rectum, piles, fis- tula, ete. Dr. W. C. Mnchl{l SPECIALISTS FOR MEN AND WOMEN afflicted with aiy allment; should go ta the doctors longest established, most experie enced and most successful; this is valuable to our patients,and our GUARANTEE, YOU PAY WHEN CURED. ESTABLISHED IN OMAHA 27 QEARQ. After a perfect understanding of each case a fair, honest price in agreed upon between coctor and patie: including all medicines until cured. 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. FREE examination. Write for 215 8. 14th St. Omaba. Neb, AVERAGE TIME 7'G CURE. Ruptu one visl Plles and Fistula, § days. Cancer, Catarrh, Rheumatism and Gout, 30 days. Golter and Blood Poison, eta,, % days. No knife, blood or Pain. You wiif be surprised how quickly and easily these cures are possible when you become fully informed concerning cur new methods. ‘Write for fiee book. ¥ GERMAN DOCTORS, Corner Main and Broadway, Councll Bluffs, | Dr. McGrew Co. COMING WEST? Write today for illus- trated booklet on best diversified section of northwest. Cheap rates now. I. Gibbs, Bec'y. Commercial Club, Newport, Wash.* RESIDENT manager, also salesmen wanted; $30 weekly and expenses or com- mission. Experience unnecessary. Ameri- can Cigar Co., Cincinnati, O. EARN $10 to $15 a week during spare time. We as manufacturers, start you and furnish everything. No convassing. Three simple successtul mail order plans to keep our factories busy; we coach you and show you how (o get business; you pay us in three months and make big profits; spare |time to start; write today for positive proof, Feage Mfg. Co. 035 Pease Bldg, Buffalo, START a mall order business at home, Spare time. I show you how. Large profits. Particulars free. H. C. Jones, 313H Heussy Bldg., Seattle, Wash, | FIVE KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS given profitable employment near home, hole or part time. Fraternal, Thames Bldg., Ngw York.* f "WANTED—2 Tladies fto_ canvas, | lln))nr;. 1l Monday 10 to 12 a. n St LIVE STOCK FOR SALE DON'T FORGET Gallup's auction saie of horses and mules, every Thursday, at Unlon Stock yard South Omaha, com- mencing at 10 a. m. Will have over 600 horses and mules, consisting of heavy draft, general purpose choice farm mares, | matched pair ‘of fine chunks and single drivers; also abcut sixty-five cond-hand r eity horses, a little pavement sore. | Will make good horses to take out on a ‘Ilrm, All horses sold at these stables are sold under a full guarantee. I. C. GAL- Lups* 3 \;lh.\bbxv" reparing, ety or _tirew on an iy blacksmith ~ work “Hone Johnson Dunforth Co., 10tk and Jones Sts. painting. vy OTICE TO CONTRACTORS, WANTED-Three hundred teams for double track work on Union Pacific R. R., North Platie to Julesburg. Phelan-Shirley Company, 100 N. Y. Life Bldg., Omaha. ASK me how you can start a profitable mall order business at home evenings. Hea- cock, 748 Lockvort, N. Y. WANTED—Men to learn barber trade. Apprenticeship saved by free work and careful instruetions. These advantages glven only by us. Few weeks completes. Tools given, board secured. Cutalogus malled free. Moler Barber college, 110 8 Uth St ANY intelligent man or woman can make money writing for newspapers and maga- ines; no canvassing; experience unneces- ry.' Patriculars free. Press League, 715 Marquetto Bldg., Chicazas "MILLER & WINDER buy and sall kinds of horses. 14156 Capitol A D, llfll Let Frost fix your wagon. 74 So. l4th, ROY Young buys and sells ho and boarding, I N. 2th St ! “Full Rawhide $c Wilps now e at | HAYDEN'S HARNESS DEPT. (Basement § SOME good draft horses; good expre and harness. Cash or time, 438 and Bt race. W undercut, cushion bugy v for » sth St South fer maha. Tel, at public sale, six driving and work horses, three Shet ponies and Shetland Calhoun, Neb,, March gony stallion. I‘fi PILES--FISTULA 4 PAY WHEN CURED, All RECTAL DISEASES cured without @ surgical operation and GUARANTEED to last a LIFETIME. No ohloroform, ether or other general anaesthetlo used, EXAMINATION FREE. WRITE FOR FREE BOOK. DR. E. R. TARRY, 24 BEE BLDG. OMAHA, NEB. FREE medical and surgical treat t at Creighto edical college, l4th and . enport spect attention pald to D% ‘cotloge profassors. Ehone Dousias 11T oolleg rofessors. 101 g Gy arbwared a4y Or DgSL e RS ! OMAHA SANITARIUM Nervous and skin diseases cured by tric_treatments. X-Ray 'l;:‘lwofll }rog l;lcN. 20t b Douglas "COBTS_YOU NOTHING I ehronic disease to try the K. OUS FREF TREATMENT at the Radium Medical and Surgical Institute, northwest corner 13th and Farnam. EATRE 200 sodinla OB 4 P! n v.cann.l'l" Drug C&‘w a2 i DEAFNESS can be cured entirely at home by the Lawton eleotrical method. Guaranteed (0 do as advertised or money refunded. Address, Thomas Lawton, Wils ton, Dy . MOVING AND STORING OV ING AND STURING ___ EXP. Dellvery Co., office 16th and Dave enport Bta.; warehouse, 20708 Txard Bt = ist-class STORAGE & MOVING, COLE'S EXPRESS. 1616 Capltol Ave. D, 610, A-398T, e S ) MONEY TO LOAN SALARY AND UHATTELS, 1892 Oldest Established. 1919 OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO, for 18 years at 119 Board of Trade. 806 Bo. 16th Bt. 'Phone Doug. 2%6. See us and be convinced that OUF rateq are cheaper than any advertised. Salary and Furniture Loans t ively the LOWEST RATES, ]t ervice | and | MOBT CONFIDI DEAL any in the city. Patronize the Bl&!l‘o‘; AND BEST, RELIABLE CREDIT CO., Third Fioor, 807-308 Pllto‘r‘l‘“?lu‘ Douglag Ml and A NEY w I& BD SAL RIBD TEO e e O ow Tork Libe Bider T ;d “ / /

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