Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 4, 1915, Page 21

I~ . RART THREE WANT AD SECTION PAGES ONE TO SIX VOL. XLV-—NO OM \ll\ WANT ADS Want ads recelved at any time, but to insure proper c)u-mc-um must be pre- sented before 12 o'clogk moon for ”"‘l‘.‘.fi edition and 7:30 . for morning Bunday editions. Want ads received after #uch hours will be under the heading, ‘Too Late to Classif) y CASH RATFR Seven consecutive times, 1 cent & word cach insertion. Three times within one week, 1% cents a word e-ch Insertion. One time, 2 cents a word. CHARGE RATES. Seven consecutive times, § cents & line each nsertion. Three times within one week 10 cents a line aach insertion. One ths 12 cents a line. Ooum six average words “to a line. Minimum charge, 20 cents. An advertisement inserted untt] dimcontinued must be -towed hy written order. i ANl claims for errors must be made within fifteen days after the last inser tlon of the l(!ven.lmnent You can place your Wlnl ad in The Bee lephone. kil !'g T PHONE TYLER 1000. et e sy TICES, . Capital lodge No. 3, Aucient Free and Accopted Masons, inyites all Matons to atteng the funerdl of Brother Alfred C. Kennedy, at Mescnic Temple, at 2 p. m., B: of the on Bunday, July 4 By oR T SIABTER. BRICKLAYEILS, T ENTION, All_members of Hrwklu)rn union No. 1, Nebraskn, are -requegted to observe Monday, Juiy 6, as_independenco day. By orders of union.—E. A. Shannon, sec- retary. The Omaha Centrai Labor union an- nounces that J. C. Fowler is the author- ized agent of that body to solicit for the Otticial Labor Day Prosram, to be lssted in_connection with the nnnual Labor d& celebration to be held on the first Mon- da; September, EMAHA (mNTRAL LABOR UNION. T. P. Reynolds, President. John' Polian, i LAID 0l" THANKS. We wish to thank our many friends for their sincere sympathy diring the sickness and death our moth CHARLES A. LE“’X\AVD l'AHlI,\ wish to express our sincers thanks lo the Odd Feliows, Royal Nelgnoors and many dear frienus for their kindness and sympathy shown us during the sick- .l,IoIl lndeQd&lh of our husband and father, orgen Pedersen, MRS, JORGEN PEDEmN WILLIAM PEDERSEN. ALMA PEDERSEN LILLIAN PEDERSE! BIRTHS AND DEATHS. Births—Edwardo and Biama Arnome, 1014 South Twentieth, girl; Vernon and Merle Armstrong, 407 Grand avenue, girl, James B. and Marle Cnrey. 229 North Nineteenth, girl: Fred 'Vera Engle, 6156 North ’l‘l!rly~!uurlh ho{o Francesco and Angelo Gemma, uth, Sixth, Luy: Frank and Fu.lmlo Kelp, 922 North Nineteenth, boy; Hym-.n and Knl 2 Glacamo man, 1014 (!nter 'fl:lr (h M’* Chrll 1.orenza, 1456 Soi ourth, beth Stevens, Lincolmavenue, lltl. I'red_and Theresia e:av-'n':l Marsh, @uiseppe and !‘n.n souri avenue, Vlckel'. _qll T‘"lm Olef ek .n&.:um wmtrup. S04 111 -t Sevepteen h iiwl 1{‘. hup?mx ¢ !hn.rlel iunau No R u't’h"é‘em‘.‘é::?fi: Beanacia Fite, o 3106 North Twenty-fourth. MARRIAGE LIVENSES. The following couples ‘were granted lcenaes 1o w Namo snd Hesidence, Otokar Rican, Omaha Frances Hrazda, Omaha Moses Felthauser, Red Oak, Ia. “May J. Combs, Red Ouk. ayerio Mercurio, Omaha. Verna G. Homan, South Omaha Preston A. Clark, Oniaha. Maude Price, Omaha.. Jack T. Norton, Omaha. Mildred L. Plerson, Omana. Cecil (Gamlen, Omaha. . ¥rma Bugenia' Dayid, Omaha. BUILDING PERMITS. il Byghahse, 30 Avbor, frame qwallc 2 corge A. , f:gncr of Fifteenth and Joi g i olrlta and warehonse bulldin orrl- Norfll. 1 Foi 3 PEERED B2 88 ':wentv- aurth. Anton " Bile tl"zv‘e lllfi. -’ rt. frates awvfi. : atcFairfiad company. 'fik 2 fieta egmba‘ny o trama ds dw;lllm o 3200 Hiatt—Yairtleld otapany Forty-third, frame dwelling, d.wo Today’s Movie Programs LAN'IEBN -u:-‘- for movies. Eend your Drepare your o ""v»"";"‘":fl.m r -l ll'.eud Bee Fhoto mfl- Dowaiown. PRESS, 16TH AND DOUGLAS, Dream Dance, three-feel Lubin The Fvelution-bf Cutey, Vitagrap Lug Resolves Not to Biioke, Esea Scenic, Mearst-Selig No. & Vau 1817-19 DOUGLAS. PRINCESS, Man and Others, 2-r. Western dra. Thu.aldnnnm - dr::: o; th:.hnlnrh Woman Ecorned, An unusual drama. F.y Fincher in Beautiful Love, comedy. omD. 16TH AND BINNRY, THHATER BEAUTI HOHE OF GOOD PIMIS Hume of Good Pieti Hash House Frau wmely His ONI.‘lInn 2-reel drama. “Fhe Woman From Warrens, &-r. drama.® North, LOTHROP, 24TH AND LOTHROP, A-Fool Thére Was, six-reel feature.® Svarh. APOLLO 2824 LEAVENWORTH. The Valley of the Shadow, Luoin ifer Husband's Honor, two-reel Kalem Spades Aro Trumps, Vitagraph® BBSSE, Z4TH AND N. The W . WA e gy by Raskey's Road w, & Weat, ' MONROE, 2566 FARNAM, Alrl. Jurr's A . Vitagraph.” H Edison.* v le. ORPHEUM, 24TH AND M. I-UP'”I-L'OUI nau, ill'h Fou wanta wyer. A |Our Drug Store ANNOUNLIMB"IB Unlocking the Success Door Believe with all your heart that you have success and power in you, and you're sure to win out! The land of “you can’t” is growing smaller every day. If you're sim- ply sure that nothing can stop you, nothing can stop you. S0 long as the spirit of "I can" {s in you, you are like a throbbing motor—as soon as you get hitched to opportunity you're sure to drive things. Half of greatness Is grit—just that hang-to-it, 0ou porsess. | ‘I can-do-it” spirit that | ¥ | back down, i Your intelligence, backed up by the determination not to will always win. -— With your spirit, all .you need is the proper preliminary training— and the propér preliminary training for a business career is now_and here offered vou by BOYLES COLLEGE. Here you can quickly become an adept in business—a more-than-ordi- narily skiliful stenographer, a thoroughly accomplished bookkeeper, a speedy, accurate telegfapher or a swift, sure, hizh-salaried stenotypist— or you can qualify for a U. 8. Government Civil S.rvice Position as a De- partment Clerk, Railway Mail Clerk, Mail Carrier or Government Book- keeper or Stenographer. * Boyles greduates prowe themselves invaluable to their employers right from the start because they are here tralned so that they are bound to be unusually valuable. That's Why Boyles graduates are in such wonderful demand; why every bank, every wholesale house, every manufacturing busfness, practically every professional office, and almost all big retall establishmnents in Omaha and for hundreds of miles around Omaha eagerly employ our graduates, That's why Boyles graduates instead of looking for joba find jobs looking for them. It is casy for us to completely prove this to you. { MAKE US PROVE IT! Send for our 1915 Cgtalogue and Year Book-—aek any and all ques- tions lhnm our rollo;e, our courses nnd what we can do for you, in par- Boyles College , B..BOYLES, President. D, 1565. 18th and Harney Streets. Omaha, Nebraska.* Notice On account of rain ATTOMOBITES — We Know if Low F.r-ices, in Accordance with Good Material, These Cars Wil Go to the First o,om}s. 1 6-passenger Empire, brand new, just a lttle shopworn, like any new car would lbz:ok after setting around In a garage. A r Empire, has been run but. I,lelu. in excelfent running con- ving been thoroughly cver- hlul Cadillac, 4-passenger, just out ot {nmn? ‘Shop,” thoroughly overhauled, 11‘“"1‘25:] :I“ B (l t‘ 5-pas: mnr 1912 ufcl 5 anteed to be in good runain Thl-wmn-lbu‘u H. C. Davies, : 318 So. 20th St. %the celebration to be held at Florence July 3d has been postponed until July 6th. The tion. ng ¢ to some game program ar- ranged for July 3d Phone ,JVQI ‘Web. 611, . ____Open Sundays. - 4 BARGAINS 1 1915 Maxwell touring oar, fuily equip- ped, has been used & short time for demonstrating purposes only. A bargain for some one. 1 1912 Chalmers 49, will be carried out July 5th. MAKE WALKING A PLEASURE. Aharoughly. ovee: hauled, just out of .the paint shop.. A bber soles b R B :-'m:-“-.rf-h‘:u* bargain ‘at 460, They are cool and easy on your feel vent head~, 1 1015 Hercules, G-passenger, electrio &"".fih"d“‘ ""flm‘fi WM byulhg,"t(hll und starter, practically new, hav- on e l‘:zl:r heels. ing been run only a short time. We know en's rubber heel 01 you will like it, besides 1t's a mighty good Men's ruhbor soles. 0 rgain h-r h“‘:."‘,’ mpetent m-g s ool 'y 1 !uuna-buryu truck, 1% tons, W in dnrn ol onr hM ehuu-‘ dept. Pan- xoo: condition. Priced low at $400, or will le, con | trade. dw unll ot our work. We q tyl,l'w. Let us prove it ‘Call Red 3440 for dellvery service. Harley Shoe Repair Co. 2004 Farnam St. Shoes made to order, §8 to §15. —o Investigate the above bargains at once. Francis-Cullis Auto Co. 2024 Farnam Street.* g‘l‘lllnl‘m' J. H. Schmidt Announces the . i Formal Opening of 2200 r.'i..‘.‘.‘."éiF"“"”é‘.{c’L%h’:'m N. E. Corner 334 and Cuming, Saturday, July 3. Valuable Souvenirs for Evérybody. Bring the Children, FREE - Musie, Candy, Cigars, Flowers and Toy Balloons, Telephone Harney 663, Cool Offices - /For HOT DAYS Be Comfortable Yourself and b 1 ~ i . A step toward owning your own home-- With sort of mjflmflon or ¥or Your m*fi C‘mwl;olu and Puhonn one you answar e 0“ ’lll“l' * Thie Bee Buildin R Bt T W ‘§ for it means an tntel. ligent effar on doinx for .gé o eatt %p@ts}t kae Ner mmuu—-m G. } LOTHROP, SUNDAY \I()R\I\(‘ ll L FEATURES TODAY od A ¥ool T) ORPHEUM, Was, tix-reel f 2TH AND M The Darkening Trail, a master pleiure 11 four reels Ao AU '“l\l()lll LES First Class Auto Bargains It you are thinking of buying a used car now is the time. These cars are all in A-1 condition and are ex- ceptional bargains: 1910 Ford Touring. . .$190.00 1818 Ford Touring. . .+ $2560.00 1918 Ford Touring.. .$275.00 1914 Ford Touring. . .. $360.00 1913 5-Pass. Buick........$5600.60 1914 5-Pass, Studebaker...$550.00 | 1913 7.-Ps, Btudeb’k'r, “35".$600.00 l’ll\G-Plll. Cadillac. ... .. $500.00 1912 7-Pass Cadillac...... $650.00 These are but a partial list of our cars. Call and look over our large stock. Over 50 cars can be seen on our floors. All in perfect condition and at thd lowest possible prices. Bee us before buylng. We can save yau from 40 to 50 per cent, Industrial Garage Company 20th and Harney Sts, Omaha, Neb, W. C. MARSH, PRES.* Auto Clearin House Specials s-cyl b v Alboount This ook a0 Do S8 1914, k:yllndof, brand ~new, neve: used, lists at ’lfll aur prlet 3-pass. coupe, rll o l, m:ln Cldlllu. electric ulhu and starter. grmo 2-pass. 4T 260 pass. ~ton truck ndian Twin o IILL AND EXCHANGE. House , 2209 Farnam St Douglas 4310.* ENJOY THE FOURTH 2-:"0 wlwl:do& hvpp.a_ "!' 0 r bill: m'::?‘m':“ it m Mmr. - hu urn, 193, in Py Sunday. "Bien ndl"s. Wth 8t CHALMERS { SIX b4 H. P. roadster In A No. 1 condition, sold in 1814 for §2,500, run 5,900 milos; 2% | CLOAR store for ssle cheap; dandy loca- Pieating Co fully equip) and up-to-date, end lghts; a bqlallll. handle this fior cash conside! enn-dpr glit edge inside property, might mall cash balance; give details. Addrell 8 672, Bee.' - Well Built Benson Homes F.S. Trullinger, Benson " FONTENELLD AUTO €O, 316 B. 0th = elect 'llll lon or will St Expert ring; Largains In used cars, guaranieed as represented. ONE ¥ -roadster, One [ u'D"“n roadster, e ne 191 Otlllnd tourin One ¥ Cadand." One 1 to 1 t.ruoh. Prices Right. Lininger 'Auto Co., 210 Farnam Sty $100 Rewar for magneto t Colls nnm w‘: T 70 N. FOR uu:—qu in -class o .LRE“. ocondition. fiOVlES 24TH\'AND LOTEROF. | 5| dross | ust 2 ron BALB 40| 4-year-) The Auto Clearing|" THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE [WANTADS Y 4, 1915 | Wantan auto. industriai Garage l Ford auto deilv es, apen ur closed, Qur Driees will sase Johnson- Demforth ‘:-um STHVED A, | just _overha and painted, ) | Web, 7. ! WILT, seil my ailghtly used 1914 Cadilino | » ton _voty reasonably. feeen at 2064 Farpam S8t | . " be | { BUSINKESS CHANCES : ACCOU | your Business 3‘"-!"0: will stand m fa investigalion and s just what It ts wvertised, or if you are looking to @ | In buslness for yourselt you wiil bs fied If vou use the umn_of The Bee. When buy: & & business Phone Tyler 1w, 1y or_out of mulnu mll on y \unIAl\ 422 Bee Bldg. Doug. M7, | TTE-YEAR oontract i & luud SaIRTY a8 | | keneral manage of corporation l!ulll\ |vellable wan who can raise money to | { {inunoce organisation of company. Splen- | il opporcunity for stock salesman who | wants to settle down. You will be backed | by experienced advertising and or- | anization experts to help you do your ait. The Investment of a limited amount ..1 money I8 required, but the rizht man who does not have this money can se- [ fure this opportunity it he has the abll- {1ty to ralse momey for the work. The | vosition and this mun's Interest in his [g¥n company shouid be productive of #,000 yearly. If you can qualify for this Dince write’ un_tolling us something of yourself and what you have done Ad- dress 1314 Starks Bidgx. Toulsville, Ky.* | FILMS develoren free. it purel The following firms offer will pleare the most eritical: ADSTRACUTS OF TITLE, REED ABSTRACT CO. oldest abatract affice n \flhrn'k. M Bra ndels Tha conpta audited. Lat MUANTS, IT PAYS Edtnat & osftion for doing lollr woditing. AK NTING Addres JI “lm‘n Fhone lmuflu 7406, AMATEUR FINISHING. have your ao- LT _Fhoto Craft Ehon 14 Hes !\Ml Eversit 8 Dodds, @ ARTIFICIAL ton Rik D, 1, © SIDEWALKS. flncrl walls, l('M, ranteed Jong Grant Bavh h ML G. N Grant Mgr, W ATTRACTIONS. OUTING parties dn'r\nl nerv froshments, phone Hanscom pat %0 Paxton, C. T. Dikinson, bi1 D. /808 AUC Dowa Auction Co., 11 W, 0, W, R 8 1 Rale & Auction Co. 131 W. 0. W. | EIGNS, show cards, Clark & Son. D_is, VOR SALE—HRaraware stock, bullding and fixtures; looation good 'live town In eastern Idaho; one of the best grain and stock growing soctions In the west: sales last year, $31,000 Address 1 &8, Pee. WANTED-—-A partner in drug mn. llmg. location, small investment. FOR BALE—8h nfirln‘ shop; money- maker for right man; owner leaving town; 134 Dodse. | FOR SALIE—$15.00 stock gen. mase. in | eastern Nebraska for cash, or will con- sider uoo land. Address Y 597, Bee. GEN tock for sale: nlot.hlu fur- nishi n 8, 8hoes, groceries and feed, Splendi \ou.uon. mlnulmurlnl and fRrming community. A_rare rtunity, 4 Aress 1728 State Bt., Vorlh C cago. l \. Ey $1.00 INVESTED NOW MAY BEARN YOU § in protected Co-op-rative e dovelop ment near blg gusher flelds, w! 150 vators. driling 3L “‘"ufi‘ “3‘. | efore ng; &1 mon T [ for free literature. Triangle oIl Co., 48 ter Bidg., Houston, Tex.* CEPTIONAL opportunity for invest- ors_in_southeastern extension Humble Oll Fleid. Wells pay thousands of dol- | lars dnll{ Investor gets decd lo lot in our subdivision and share in a- tuve well which' we will drill woon, Write | for literature, 8 and B?&An. People's Oll & Gas Co,, 640 Foster Houston, on this Efmm&.: Tex.* In place of my. um under te pu kind of an InvutmenL ll.k(!o talk to you: not that shgul xlfll(l 1 wonderful, huo & vory large list 'of bual- nesses to select from, and I have w;rv many -plm& business cpen- in manufactur- oag’ plani e where you can | secure a mum and m- vest your monny ly and wi good lrw hourh! $15 INVESTMENT in und’ua tive of: well may . make §L000; payc |ment. 1 _monthly, Forrnlcul.n a Bank, exu-duu Co,, 7 T mt rmuru. retl ‘ . Scoonover CHEAP—Clean stock. Spiendid location on mnln mod W’! Annuull y requi; Bt. business man wanted b ponnlbh Chicago company for this district, o) office and manage salesmen for The derphone Tlll"l‘ Mo that equal tone any phow,rnnh on mm ittt wonder of* the age. guaranteed. nou " I.D. Plays means Yl Should l $7,000 to 000 A sale. ear Ky, $0 1o $,000 will, finance: to_terr.tory., Sales " Repubfln Bidg., Chicago.* e MOVING picture hose with seating ta- pacity of ‘over %00 furnished o0t 1o- cation: A-1 shape, KlETT& (X)MPANY u: Boe Blde. Dout 633, A “l‘-rty to b‘rvy bulnur n' doln. uon flon b l-ln or lhOD i all g YOUNru-wnr quArNe- 61, Bes.' ton: [ tlon: $525. 423 Beo Bldg. Douglas M77.% FOR SALW OR RENT—The Bartioy Center-O with printing outfit. In- quire of J. K. Hathorn, Bartley, Neb. BUITCH ‘IR l‘l'.lOP low., llmp in gro- cery mtore, in good doing good usiness; selling on noeount of health: sacrifice 1t sold before July Cal will h«uc Oorby Iu&{‘o'r mh':r at shop, 0 bom the hl'ur I-Ammv.( E "N' Illlll- Businepd pinces supplied of andled; atates. Kniest. Omaha IA'R'I Dy lou- or sell your ther Thewmhu.-(.‘a Douglas sale; Lo be nn'n:; Biraty G i o . Bfru lfl ) ‘u{(h» ) mju.__—.—_q Jlllt‘cPAhkll 7 IIPI ( ovxnu s EAL T8 _W. Broadway, Council = ' Restaurant, hotel CM l-p tor nlllll. ald, 2801 Ave, A, Calln T.llfl- W 'E lA ‘.finl. n-hnrun. con- lectione! WRAY, SIOUR | T#htw' “‘N. Jl FEMALER HELP-CLERICAL IO%KI.PE‘I WHO CAN OPERA' T WRI‘I'IN‘ AUTG ANSLMANCE, 0% saved on your automoblle fnyura by _patroniging a home Go. Do ng l'f&. AUTO IAI)IATuM RECAIRS. Omana Radiator Rep. Co., 886 Par, D.3ooL BAKERIBS, Z_H. REBUER, 1506 N. 8tn, Web. 307 INDI)INO. MAHA P1 w Co., o Qumtng. feather ma nnu o and g‘ "‘3".. TR PRINTING, . Homh awn zmu‘r O, e o.... IHA AND ll.ol nu.nm Paxton-Mitcholl Co., 71th and Martha Sta CARPEATONS AND CONTMA STEVENBON, @5, W4 Douslas sen Lessard & Son._ iM% Cap, Ave. T. e CHIRUFRALCEIC BrinaL AVIUMNTS Lr J. C, l"un.., 1 balrd Bidg. D. M. l‘“lnun'u“llf- J_Burtord, W Fax, Bik. Red 41, CIVAL MaGisaamns. A LACY, bi8 BEL BLDG . bova, s CLEAN LSS ANM DY ERS. LUALRL LK VUhb 4l it vn.v wuve o uur Western - UBL LAV A-wu-q. B-AE Deb A s GATE. LRV ey A.w ...umd -UA'MQ. . ‘ot lodke roxais and e Mo o ass huware D k. DANCAAU ALabuLIAKS. CHAMBERS Acagoway, classie. D, 157 at Mackie's; private Summic tatee Dow; 4t olel 270 M men AN, : Lressmak’g cul! Hth & Farnam DY bis AND CALNANKGHE, STATE Dry Cing, Co., 190 N, 1th. D, Wm, DaamCrly s JAMES ALLAN, 313 Neville Block. Rvi- denco recurcd in wil ceses Lywr U Das rana's, Tate Dental Roouns, 167 Douglas.__D. 18 DRUGS. DRUGH at cut prices; (reight pakd P 'RIC PLANUS. Nov, Co., 110 N. 1ith. Terms. {53 | Wieotrioal Works. CABILL gfi; N---dnoomt-w A.c. D, C. fi::w "' n tflamu ‘eb, E Mtnl. m. Allender, 84 Bos Rea l'nl‘lm. TOR 0-.-. e "I' YORK -flm mw emadiel BN HABERSTROH, 420 Hamilton. Wal. 271, FLORINSTS. BATH'S, n-flna.mhru-l'. D, 300, nm%. ruu%.‘. D. .x.l KBS & SWODODA. 1414 Farnam 8t A. DONAGHUE, 1622 Harney, Dcug. 100 HAT ULBANING, Panamas cloaned. Bisele, 11 City Nat. cleaned blocked. 18520 H: PANAMAS and ar. GOLD AND -u.iu PLATING. nfl&-- of on.. we. Lakeside Ice Co. TER g JUBTL ’sl‘ m'::*...an-.... . BRITT, 01 Baker block. 1. c. HASCALL, 42 Paxton Blk, D. 3106, LIVE S$TWUK CUMMISSION. Ready Reference Directory T PAINTING AND PAPERING. Tent 1 | Sfi. | COPY FIVE CENTS. quality and expert service tha! Wul-llfl. fitted, Ilt("-flv. R Eyes examined, can_Drs. HUGH M'MANUS, @17 N. @h. H s - | N. Bng. Wulpn_gr ot and Paint Co. Red 750 J e PATENTS, D. O Barnell, Paston Blk. Tel. Red NN H.A. Bturges. 6% Drandels Theater FRINTINGS ! WATERS-BARNEL uun- K‘ 4 printi Tl o 8. CEN“I'ML Pll TING GU. DOUG, fk DOUGLAS Printing Co. _ Tel. Douglas 6 Ralph Printing Co., 3% 8. 19th. 2168 RUBBAGE COMPANIES. | NEBRASIA R RURBAGE €O, This is the i Cans. (o hadt Fhons Wb, Bk SANR AND -rin- buck -lm Om. Btandard seale Co., 013 8. 12th. Do), ] SCREMN DOORS, | Omaha_Window Secreen. Co., Doug. ™ SHOR REFAIRING. FRIEDMAN PROS&, shoe rapair. 2118, 14 { { We E'"..!""’_"‘ 'y ] ‘- Los oud NEBRABKA CYCLE (X).. 15th _and H, "m CBILINGS. CARTER Sheet Metal Co 10 8, “STOnN AN urs ik PIESORRE AT mr'-- OMARA ::u : L 90 8. 1ith, “"—M oms., - va CHAS. C. Lumnrou 108 N, wth TRUNKSN AND IVI‘I‘OAM FRELING & STEINLE, ito8 s wmm-“w: 3 — i L) %5 %fl. nulnnv.m. i NE‘I little .Dllhfltwvr. with fi Gangestad Room 422 Bee Bldg. Dougles a1+ Patents That” Protect and Pay Books and dvice free. Send and as