Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 18, 1915, Page 23

= POy RO ~ - st PART THREE WANT AD SECTION PAGES ONE TO SIX THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE |[WANT-ADS! VOL. XLV-=NO. OMAHA, SUNDAY MORNING, . JULY 18, WANT ADS Want ads recelved at any time, but to Insure per classification must he pre- nm fore 12 o'clock pion for evening m. for morning and L& lfimnn- &-m ads recelved after . urs wili be under the heading, “Too Late to Classity." > CASH RATES, consecutive times, 1 cent a word insertion. times within one week, 1% cents 3 each_insertion. . 3 cents a word, CHARGE RATE& consecutive times, 8 cents a line each imsertion. times within ono week 10 cents & line each insertion. e, 12 cents a line. int #ix average wo-ds to a line. um charge, 20 cents. 8dvertisernent inserted to be run rl almnunum must be stopped by n ler. c ms for errors must be made ln fifteen daye after the last inser- tion of the advertisement. b 4 can place your want ad in The Bee telephone. FELEPHONE TYLER 100 DEAT . DANZB-—Vincent Michael, aged 23 years, | at North Platte, Neb. | Funeral from residence, 321 South Twenty-third street, Bunday, 1:0 p. m., to St. Patrick’s church., Remains will be placed in receiving vault at Holy Sep ulcher cemetery. BIRTHS AND DEATHS. Birthse—Francio and lleta Parmer, hos- tal, girl; Henry and Alice Beal, 4012 icholas, girl; Willlam and Millle Bulh-\l, 110 North Twenty-fourth, girl; W. H. and Minne Ford, 364 Meredith avenue, rl; Danfel and ' Catherine Capngl, 201 artha, boy; John and Sophla Uich, Zi6l azel, boy; Olof and Josephine Hanson, 819 Arbnr. boy; John C. and Blle Jones, 907 North Twenty-ninth, South Side, rl; Samuel end Rose Marasett, 1107} uth Twenty-second, girl; Charles and Winifred Murphy, 2434 Beward, % ?“M and Letha Snyder, 1A% North leventh, boy and irl; Fred and Kuncl, 1226 Bouth Fifteenth, boy; lam and Nenk\ Fitzgerald, North ‘orty-second, girl; Stephen and nurhun glnvlonul 2807 F, South Side, boy: Stepan ‘Homs, 1220 ¥, South Side, wirl; ina Herluks, e and. Katherin mriuka, g Madison, South Side, bo enty-seventh. Alorrie "Hill, 751 South 'évfl y-aeventh. bouth gl«rlo‘ sirl; Anton tks, 'ifty-secon 4 A e, wiris I iujonn and Dora Foll Y t o, Rttt B L v {502 Binney; Mrs. Susan B. Torer, 4 ars, hospltal; Mary Hager(y. 3 years, %o South Tw hird, South Side: MARRIAGE LICENSES Permits to wed have been issued to the following: A and Residence. TNznéunnln(hlm. jr, Fort Dodge, Ia..21 Leota Eslick, Fort Dodge, Ia. Fred Poulson, Omah: Marie E. Chase. O Orlo D. Keller, Omaha. Bda L. Kellogg, Omaba. award T. Jones, Holdrege, E\llu Johnson, Decatur, Clarence Parker, Omah: Jennie C. Kane, Omaha. bicky, Today’s Movie Programs LANTERN slides for movies, ldnd your copy to us. We can nvroduen photos or will prepare your copy. We will color as directed. Bee Photo Dept, 108 Bee Bld. Downtown. EMPRESS, 15TH AND DOUGLAS. , _4-roel Kalem. Ml"?l"(‘i‘l?l"l}b .élllnnf\ht"ql’ RN’MM *‘E:«mnny Hearst-Sellg }‘Iawl Pictorial No. 7. Belig. PRINCESS, 1817-19 DOUGLAS. Wm. 8. Hart iIn “The Ruse, 2 ru\la. Fay Tln(‘hel‘ in “Beppo the Barber,” cont. His L U, an unusual drama. A Lucky Leap, a Mw]finK Keystone com.* LOTHROP, ZlTH AND LOTHROP. The Gentleman from Mississippl. Featuring Tom Wise, b reels GRAND, SIXTEENTH & BINNGY. “Theater Beautiful,” Home of Good Pictures, By Whore lland, 2-reel Dru.feat. Ed- ward Coxen and Winifred Greenwood. aker of Guns, 2-reel Dra. feat. Walter jwards. The Home Ureaker Houn, Keystone comedy.* South. APOLLO, 2824 LEAVENWORTH. e Man Who Did Not Die, Lubin. 'he Little Doll's Dressmaker, 2-reel Vita. Fable of “The Search For Clima e, Kas.* West. MONROE, 2666 FARNAM. Victors at Seven, Broadway Star feature. ughie Mack, Kate Price and star cast. e Sacrifice; Wealth of the Poor. South Side. BESSE, 24TH AND N. By the Flip of a Coln, 2-reel Lubin. The l Merry Moving Men, Kalem. The Heart of the Bherl" Sellg. Charles Chapin, A Woman.* ORPHEUM, 24TH AND N. ‘Weekly, Tools of Providence. WBroncho Dra. Home Breaking Found. Ke. Com. In the Valley, Than . —— A step toward owning your own home-- With any sort of hope, intention or prospect of owning a home of your own— soon, later, or at any time—you should be- gin to read and an- swer Real Estate ad- vertisements. The first one you answer and investigate means a real step for you to- ward home- for it means an intel. ligent effort on your part to get familiar with real estate condi~ tions and values. The Real Estate col- umns of The Daily Bee contain the choic- est offerings on the Omaha market. Turn sndr & p— AU‘l‘O\lOnl LES Bargains For This Week We have several of the $2,750 Inter-State, 6-cylinder touring cars— the price for quick sales during the week will be around $1,000.00 This car is worth two of the ordi- nary abbreviated Sixes that are of- fered at auction prices. They are absolutely new-—never been used for demonstrating or joy- ridden by our salesmen, If you want a real value and & really high grade Six that was built to sell at $2,760.00, see this car right away. We also have a number of other makes of cars which have been slight- ly used for sale at $200 up to $650. Every one a bargain for this week. W. L. Huffman Automobile Co. 1816 Farnam Street.* Must Be Sold Today $500.00 buys my 1914 5- passenger touring car, cost- ing originally $1,650. Car is as good as new, having electric self starter, lights and all necessary equip- ment. Have good reason for sacrificing this high grade car at so low a price. Phone Webster 115.* We have priced the below cars so low in order to make sure of their immediate sale this week. 1 5-passenger Chalmers, 1 5-passenger R. C. H. 1 Model 18 Buick. These are in good condition. We are remodeling our show rooms and need the space. The cars must be sold this week to make room for the carpenters, Inspection Means Selection, Francis-Cullis Auto Co. 2024 Farnam Street.* Two Bargains One Moline Dreadnought, 35-h, touring car. s b, SR One Studebaker touring car, 1911 model. These cars are in fine condition In every respect, but must be disposed of at a very low price. Will give good demonstration, Apperson Auto Co., 2417 Farnam St.* 1915 Light Six-40 Hudson Two new ones, never have been used, at a price way below your expectations. Come up and see these cars as they wili not last long at the price offered. Our mor'l‘thlv inspection service with eac! A ocomplete line of used cars from $300 o Guy L. Smith 2063-65-07 Far, Omaha, “SERVicE mimstre s N gues FOR sale at a bargal; five-passen Emplre touring c.:: n].ctriz o b‘l:flr lighting system and complete (hmuhwl This 18 & new car in A-1 condition, h\ll of 1914 model. 50 in order to dispose of same we have made it reduction in rice. ordon warehouse, 19 N. 1ith St., and make an offer.* AUTOMOBILE WANTED—Go look at this clear lot 46 In block “1, Armour Place, ¢3d and 1 streets, South Ollllhl fine east front. in best resid ll llll _soeak for itself. al = l.k uf‘a. e d wing b valie back of and & gro: value; 3600. C. J. Canan, McCague Omaha.* Caatllac .. Hupp, Roadst: s 200 Pnrn.m °“'Pm B lI-Dllfl I’EIII‘I‘ The folowing bullding permits have b‘n isued: m(’llrtll avenue, dk“ avenue, brick LOTHROP, 24TH ANL LOTHRO: The Gentlem: ing Tom Wise. 6 reels* EMPRESS, 16TH AND DOUGLAS. Midnight at Maxims, 4-reel Kalem.* 'MONRO . tl\'ew Pxploits of Elaine No, 2 From I“ lasissippl, 25656 FARNAM. [ e S AUTOMOBILES Whenever you are cunsidering seiling or buying & used ear and you want full value for your money or you want people | who are willing to pay for what they are | getting you will have no regret it you uy or advertise through the used car column of The Bee. Phone Tyler 100. _ One six-cylinder Cole. ! Qne f cylinder Croxton-Keeton. | One four-cylinder Chalmers. 400 to $1,000. . PELTON, 236 Farnam St. mNTENEIlF AUTO CO., 216 8. 18th ! $t. Expert repairing: Largains In used | cars, guaranteed as represented. IMPERIAL TOURING CAR. 1814 model, | Prlru from electric starter and lighting system; first class condition; price, Albert | B Bihler, 2016 Farnam St 5-PASSENGER automobile, in good run ning condition, new _tires; can | changed to truck, $265. Phone Web. 2683, 3% Parker St.* FOR SALE or trade, a five-passenger White Steam Auto In good running order. Will sell cheap for cash. Everett Amos, Bhelton, Neb. -0 - BOME REAL BARGAINS IN LIGHT CARS. One 1915 demonstrator, A-1 condition, with spare wheel and tire; any rellonr able offer takes it. Two 1915 cars, used for demonstrating; $275; will ‘1\0 usual new car guarantee on these two cars. One 10-h. p. Stanley steamer, 1-3&-&. excelent condition; at vour own price. CASSELL-EDMUNDS CO., Argo Motor Cars. 1420 Howard St. Phone Doug. 43 —o $100 Reward for any magneto we can't repair. Colls repaired. Baysdorfer. 210 N. 18th.—o 7-pas. Abbott- -Detrolt, fully equipped, ex- tra rlaln& newly overhauled, sale or ors trnda for cattle or mdse. 004 Call_Harney 8126 or D. 490, T“O ots, worth $300 each. Want late model Ford in A No. 1 coydition. Might oconsider even trade. Tel ‘ebster 1149 410 N, 21t St. CAR WANTED ln, Dfi&e ‘{- puln er car, ilght pattern. Phone ‘Wal- C. ELSASSER, expert mllwr lnfl luu) repairs. Ty. 708. 2601 Le Overton's for leaky radiator. m, d-.lon. ‘Want an auto. C J. Canan. McCague bldg. Industrial Garage Co., 20th & Harney Sts 'BRASKA Buick Bervice suuon. 194 Farnam St. Phone Douglas 721 NEW Ford auto delivery bodles of all hand. open or closed, always on ?\lr prices will n ohnson-Danforth C FIRESTONE Coiumbus, $4%0. e 0, O DMAmA, 2084 hOPAnll)}nL St. Doug. 422%. ANNOUNCKMENTS Cool Offices For HOT DAYS Be Comfortable Yourself and Furnish Comfort For Your Customers and Patrons by locating in The Bee Buildin Superintendent's Office Room 108, JITNEY TRANSIT CO. Good cars lowest rate. Phene Doug. 11 WE HAVE rodded 8,000 bulldings since 1910, and never had one struck. We m‘“‘?fld RHD ob. AMERICAN 0., 708 8. 19th St nvestigate Y.M.C.A. out' § park, summer, ponches . o Serr it B 11 ssson Ko et JOHN GRANT PAVING CO, To our friends and former patrons we wish to announce that the John Grant Paving Co.,, which for 3 years has operated in Omaha. dolnk for 35 years guarant rete _Construction work, now has off 0] s 8t 80 Paxton Block. GRANT, MGR. Phone Doug. 3818 or Web. 80 for estl- mates, 'UPER"LDOUS hair, warts and moles permanent removed by electricity; ottt trae aad. soidsncials ol work guaranteed. Miss Aliender, 624 Bes. 0 Replate It Like New Have vour brass beds, gas and electric fixtures refinished ai repaired, High grade w~ork at reasonable pric Gold, silver copper, brass and bronze platiny Acme Plating Co. Tel_Douslas &7, 111 §. 15th St.—o. ATTRACTIONS WANTED for the Highmore, 8. D., annual Fair and Grain Festival, concessions and free inds. Would lease merry-go-round for two weeks or more. Address Mayor, Highmore, X DOUGLAS County Fair, Sept. 20 to 2/ Wanted, attractions and concessions of all kinds. Address Chris Lyck, Supt. of Concessions, Eenson. featur- | Cl IIAVCEG BUSI )More EATON-Wants a place to spend a few thousand dollars. 1 have men with money literally burning holes in their pockets looking for just such an investment as they want. It Is true that I have many busi- ness openings, but I cannot al- ways match up with my men Just what I want. A few day: Ax0 & man came in and said he had $10,00 to Invest. He pre- ferred something along the dry- goods line, but would take some- EATON-thing else. Here I8 & man who has §,00. He has been credit man in a large wholesale house, He wants to get into movie theater business. I have a num- ber of men who want to get into a business and put In from $1,00 to 0,00, Now, I know there are a number of businces houses who are deserving and EATON—could really use a few thou- sand in their business. You are the man this add is aimed at. Why not increase your business and double or very greatly in- crease its earning powers by the addition of a few thousand dol- lare. T have the right men and their money s walting patiently to be nut into ciroulation. Call and see me at once and let me get you in touch with some good live ‘wire. EATON—I have a downtown retall and wholesale cigars and tobacoo, in C. M 1915. SINGLE BUSINESS CHANCES Eaton Does Than List Your Business ----He Will Sell It the very best location; good live businessman owns it, but it has outgrown him and he needs money. I can sell J4-intereat at _actual inventory about £,000 for ly-interest. BATON—I have a drug stook, involoes about $0,000, in the very heart of Omaha; §5,000 cash and balance on time, and 1 feel sure that you can buy this positively right as the present owner and his wife are nearly crazy to go to Florids. 1 say, nearly—when you tali to them you will see at once how nearly crasy they are to go down into the KEverglades and raise pineapples for Omaha trade. 1 could take some trade on this. BATON—Then I have that big snap in grocery, meat and bakery-1914 males over $80,000; can sell stock only for about $6,00, and bullding and lot and stock, for about $20,600 Can use come eastern Neb, land but will need at least $5,000 cash. BATON—I have also a position as office manager in one of our big retall stores: investment requires $15,000 worth careful investigation. In manufacturing, I have a splondid opening, investment $10,- FATON-I have a large number of places for investments from $500 to $30,000. 1 wish you would call BEATON and see me and ‘talk over the question of investment. 1108 W, O. W. Bldg.* ESTABLISHED manufacturing company wants business man, open office and suiva iorce. exclusive territory; lle own money; should het $7,000 'i. $400 to $500 Investment in goods cquired, Sales Manager, 1420 Carroll Ave., Chicago.* A WELL established buainess, only one of it kKind in Omaha; no competition; business will pay for itself in less than 6 months. H. C. Milz, 328 Farnam St* TO GET in or out of business call on GANGST. 14 ug. M7 REAL handled; all P Knlest Omaha. THEATER: y, lease or sell your the- ater, machine and lllm (hro\lgh Theater erlunn Co, 1 Farnam St Douglas 18 OWNERS- —lhnl your propert W, Willlam 220 Nd\l:fllml!l with W, D. 401, WANTED to buy, moving picture thea- ters, Omaha, lowa or Nebraska. John Dawson, 1 74, Care Bee.* RESTAURANT and lunch business right downtown, doing a_good paying busi- ness; for quick sale, $400. GANGESTAD, 42 Bee Bldg. D. Mm.e !\\'ANTED—A live young man, not over 40 years, to Invest 3660 or more and be- come a partner in high class established mfg. business. Must be Protestant. Ref- erences required. 8. H. cm Ornnd Ave. Day, Doug. 38l; Evenings, Web, 2083, PARTNER for small ’lf lnfl budnan. Established firm, excellent IM Man with $2,000 cash wanted. Bank referenoes furnished. Can use man without ex- perience or one with office or sales ex~ perience. Replies confidential. F* Patents That Protect and Pay %5 ‘ Books and advice free. Send sketch or model for search; ¢hut Teferences; best results: prommlm Wll-on B Colemn 'F' 624 , N. W., wuhmno-. D. MUNDRY and cleaning plant, Minnesota city, 4,000; rent 32, living rooms unr laundry; soft water system; less cost of machinery takes it, act Q\lll-‘k. Address Box\69l, Wortbington, Minn.*® FOR 'SALE—Restaurant, close Des Moines, doing nice business. kit over. Address Y 621, Bee. l‘Oll BALE—$5,00 stock hardware, furniture and ru locat at Au-b\l:\l Neb., population 4,000, county seat. schools, churches, paved strests and municipal electric lights, water works ill take half euh and half on good residence property lo- cated in Omaha, Neb., Write the owner, B. G. 8, Lock Box %, South Auburn, Neb.* LEAVING Ipar store near dress B HAVE two-fifths interest in old estab- lowa bank, capital $60,000; de- posits $2,000. I'cesible to secure co Add mahi Boo. itshed G 741, care Omaha BUY ofl stock in $60,000, ground floor pnwommnv 9 days possible; 19 wells at action on your money; limited mbu' shares, 3¢ per share, §1 V-Ew buyifi»’! and sewer lyIle city; sacrifice 16t and Farnam St. Bee.* r value. mh now. Biernds dedares Qi Cgy 1w Colcord nu... City, la. mm—c mnuu-anvnun: monthly guide to mone; how $100 grows 0 82,20, b quickly and_honestly. oo b4, 33 W, Jackeon Biva Chisagort CIGAR STORE-Right downtown; good lease, none better; owner must luv' city; sacrifice price, §2, ANGESTAD, Room 422 Bee Bldg. D. w71 WANT to buy for spot , & show budn& in Omaha; 1f |nm call C. J. Canan, 610 MoCague Bldg. $T INVESTED now m sarm 7Yu 8, In protected oco-opei o develop- ment near big gusher fi b, ‘Wwhere in- vestors make fortunes ovtry du' lots, §1.50 before drilling; $1 monthly. ‘Wri rite tor free o literatuge. Triangie Ol Con 40 _Bldg., Houston, Tex.® TO BELL or buy a business, _Buach & Borghoff, I ; t in rincipal free of cha years in the gahrnlkl f-rm loan without a loss s our reco KLOKE )NVESTMENT COMPANY, M1 Omaha ‘Bank Bldg.. Omaha.—e EDUCATIONAL Boyles College BSchool, Night lehool. ?'omvlih busin course, complets SR #tenotype course, complel gourse, civil sorvice bri lish, Students ldmlltql Write, phona or call for 'I:ottm{ll’flt OYLE!. " Hoyles Bldg., .&nl;l. ld lh. foll R “": '-’l"“"“g ol ovlnwhe INHIDI In ne unlim! ..:fw. wf el .“"'o.;.,.h: g im sten ".n;,nthroo mont or steno- cou 11l bo nld at - discount at the office of The Om: cl|l on Ik 1. 8819, menta. Nebraska farm mort- fected by nies. ’I‘IID FOR BALE — FOR BALE—Here is a classification that s of the utmost importance to every reader, as this column offers some uocn- Bl wat ad Wil sell your articie o n 0 full velue. Phone Tyl or’ 6“ sk “‘ Furniture, Householu Guods, Bte. Public Auction Sale of Household GOODS LEFT IN STORAGE run- lucllhn roomi mn.uu H g , househol lo&d-.'ot .vory d:::’;i_ ng‘;ld fo; ul s hav b.- o rnx u tho.ln at lho -N"':‘fimfi do nm 'u.nl to l.. 2 gl FIDELITY STORAGE & VAN CO., Sale takes place ot ‘?run s Auction Rooms, B e AUCTION! 'AUCTION! O-Rboms High Grade Furniture at 640 So. 19th St. gonw July 19, at 3 p, sharp. isting ot nvord quroom soty, rocking chairs, chiffoniers, kitchen and |~ dlnln‘ room furniture, rugs, parior sets, toves, cooking utensils, dishes and hun- dreds of other articles ton numerous to mention. Dowd Auction Co., Auctioneers For our terms and dl!.l for A Bales phone Red $265.% e Apoion Wafi;_bm_—_— cneap. Call HOT L man wanted to lease t and O meatny Daittay o thenortieed | DESKS ¥ E i R comer 16th and Webster Sts.. for hotel; -3 must have capital fo furnish sbout 19 70 | BARGAINS 1IN ruru.n-unn AND rooms and office. Will remod HARDWARE. 1899 N. %TH. WED. 1001, also_ sell_ saloon on the corner. ¥ FOUR-PIBCE mahogany sulie and_violtn (fil‘ V MANAGRERS who can sell the Perfect Relf-heating Iron and get agents, can make §5.00 to 0\&“ ose who work our plan make uwu Exclusive territory. les manager, Anchor Bldg., Dayton, O. FOR At a bargal taken at om. barness stock, t 1l 'Vosder, Mountain V| a wnn bu ‘hance ing or selling & business ne Tyler ) LIVE newspaper and job offlco in (D\In‘fi lfll town of 3,000 to trade for newspayer in town of 2,0, where & bought, leal s for_man 'ln'-l to brench out. Address Y 615 Bec ) FOR SALEComplete picture show out- fit, includes chairs, plano, engine, gen- ratlr, picture machine, ete; aimost new; siand rigid investigation. For prics s address Y 617, Bee. and further Ul eell . or will butlding. ould consider clear land for equity: foh, "eaklng T "‘m“"‘ ortgiae o [“‘ owner. A. R, Beott, . Wk) HAVE (hree good moving ploture th-ur-lorn.\. ononl\loodlo- to start & J 1 HA 'nu'.u- SUPPLY Bldg. Phone Dous. WANTID Fine opening well established wholesale house for a youa man 'M can invest from $4,000 to 36, Business extends from Omaha to Pa- cific coast. P, . Box 291, Omaha. Neb. EXCBLLENT opportunity for ambitious business woman who wants to take over & growing business that als to the average woman; could be handled very nicely in connection with delicatessen, millinery store, ete.; must sell on account of 1l health. Address J 518, Bee. OPPORTUNITY to enter Lusiness for right party having ability as salesman, uilding material business; investment $100 required, with satisfactory references. Address 608 Bee Bidg., Omaha. -0 WHAT have you to trade for eli blo Denver lnnom.' Colo. or Mo, owner. Address ¥ Bee. -4: $15 INVESTMENT in 00-0pera- tive ofl well 000; ey -rm.-o'afi" Cc..o‘v'd m, Hous- ton, ml seat, unnj‘:n‘ tow u{an‘ Price S0 STM WHRAY BIOUX CITY* It W cards, Clark & Bon. i, i b S T RIS n-.\' th. store, acoou cull "at M3 N Win or Dhone Web. a3, room for sale. 2901 nkney. Web. 6363, utiful homs furr tm-nuhm‘. -mq 1 H. &.fl.,b.n';l well r rein e horse. 8328 Hu’fllol % one lo% W usical Instruments. used ‘erade D. . enitry, ana 7| B e WS sl | B dorabis T atred el pracually 1.3‘. profit in THE exss you ull nuh it wonder- luu Dmxh lay more A MONARCH No. & Miscellaneons. FOR BALBE-N and accessories. sasy (Cont will please the most critical: ABSTRACTS OF TITLE. REED ABSTRACT CC CO,, oldest abstract office in Nebraska. 208 Brandels Thea. AMATEUR FINISHING, l'” M8 develoj a freo It purchased from Photo Craft ! x; op, 416 Bee Bldg. Dept. D. D, E A. DWORAK ACCOUNTS AU hl'rwn.‘nmn nponod and closed. Cost wy iled me call on you to expl cf my audl 487 _Ramge BEverett 8 Dodds, fill Paxton Blk. D. 2081, AR‘I‘IIIOIAL STONE SIDEWALKS SIDEWALKS, dflva-. floors, walls, steps, pplied of | copings; ing in guaranteed con- orete. n’;fl *’IE John Grant Pavin (‘o, 63 Paxton 3318 G.B Grant Mgr. ATTRAOTIONS. PICNIC PARTIDS DESIRING RE- FRESHMENTS WRITE HANSCOM PK. ATTORNEYS, C._T. Dikineon, 611 Paxton Blk. AUCTIONEERS. D. 1504 Dowd Auection Co., 1115-16 W.O.W. R. 3285, Nat'l ®ale & Auction Co,, 187 W, O. W. AUTO INSURANORE. AV‘K)MOB’}.D }l(UTUA.b INSURANCE CO., Douglas 2819, AUTO RADIATOR REPAIRS. Omaha Radiator Rep. Co., 2026 Far. D.2001, BAKERIES, Z_H. REEDER, 1508 N. 18th. Web. 827, BEDDING, MAHA PILKDW C©O., 1907 Cuming. Douglas 2467. Renovates lmhor- and mattresses of all kinds, makes feather mattresses and down covers, BLUE PRINTING, HORNBY BLUR PRINT CO., 32 ‘Natlonal Bank Bidg. i BRASS AND IRON "unm.- Paxton-Mitohell Co., th and Martha Sts. CARPENTERS AND CONTRACTORS. STEVENSON, 823 8. 2. Douglas 8620 Lessard & Son, 1006 Cap. Ave. T, J688 CHIROPRACTIC SPINAL ADJUM'TS Dr. J. C. Lawrence, 1 Batrd Bldg. D. 846l OHIROPODIST, . Carrle J. Burford. 8% Pax. BIk. Rad 441, CONORWTE CONSTRUOTION, representative of VE| LR MPO! ON h f GATE. 811-12 City Nat. Bk, Bldg. . 1672, DANCING ACADEMIES. CHAMBERS' Academy, classie, D, 1§71 lvmrur tes now ackie's; private aily. 1816 H-rmv Dous. b446, DRESSMAKING. Terry Dressmak's “ollege, Mth & Farnam DYERS AND CLEANERS, STATE Dry Cing. Co., 120 N. 12th, D, 5073, DETECTIVES. JAMES ALLAN, 312 Nevills Block. Evi- dence secured in all cases. Tyler 1136 DENTISTS. ‘Dr. Bradbury. No pain. 931 W, O. W, Hld. Pyorrhea. Dr. Fickes, T4 City Nat, Bank. Taft Dental Rooms, 1517 Douglas. D, 2180 DRUGS, DRUGS t c\-t prices; t pald on uo B8 o0 0 eI et 2ot 1 Connell Drul Omaha, Nel ELEOTRIC PIANOS. Continental Nov. Co., 119 N. 15th. Termas, ELECTRIC MOTOKR REPAIRING, Uloa_Allender, 624 Bee Bldg. Red 3065, EVERYTHING FOR WOMEN, ACCORDION, side, knife, sunburst, box pleating; covered buttons, all -l.- styles; hemstitching, ploot edgt Pleating Co., 200 Douglas Block. COPY FIVE CENTS. Ready Reference Directory The following firms offer quality and expert service that nfl"-llfl. Byes examined, s Tan. Dre. MoCarty. 1 W O, W, Blag. OSTEOPATHIO PHYSICIANS, JOSKRPHINE ARMSTRONG, 615 Bee Blag PATENTS, ID. O. Barnell, Paxton Blk. Tel. Red 7117, H. A. Sturges, Brandeis Theater Bldg. PAINTING AND PAPERING. M, 5n HUGH M'MANUS, 417 N. 40th, POSITIONS WANTED. SEE US for a Steno. or book! service, Co-Op. Ref, Co, PRINTING. WATERS-B, % ATERS. TA‘RNIIAR‘!‘ Dis, 00 quailty CENTRAL PRI ING CO. DOUG. 8754 DOUGLAS Printing Co. Tel. Douglas 64, RUBBAGE COMPANIES, NEBRASKA RUBBAGE CO. This is the man to call If you have any ashes o tin cans to haul. “Phone V&abfler 5819, —_— O e T SAFE AND TIME LOCK EXPERTS, npenal S AF ired, comb. Nl’!. ml nod:o Daven- D. 1831 SCALE REPAIRING. Om. Standard Scale Co., 513 8. 13th, D.911. SHORE REPAIRING. FRIEDMAN BROS, shoe repair. 11 8. 14. SEWING IAO"II 8. re) NEBRASKA CY CLE Co., 15th and Harney, Douglas 1682, STERL CBILINGS. CARTER Sheet Metal Company, 110 8. 10. SCREEN DOORS. Omaha Window Soreen Co. Doug. 4092 STORE AN 0"]‘7. FIXTURES, D] x. -tu. -o.ln. showcases, sh: l O _E%—f”__ TOWEL SUPPLIES, OMAHA Towel B\Imy. 207 8. 1ith. D. 628 TAILOR CHAS. C. LANDBRYOU, 108 N. 15th St. TRUNKS AND SUITCASES. FRELING & STEINLE, 1808 Farnam 8t. TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT. m nrum:tnmu 5 Typewriter Excha ne g;_rr:" mdlu for sale o:‘;nt 1a b NENT n "Ihlll "' not wrl Tont. Call Dougias. 'A‘I‘CH SPRCIALISTS. 2d 1. Paxton Bk., 18 WEDDING STATIONERY. Wedding announcements. Dous. Ptg. Co. WINES AND LIQUORS. idiare! ciears. Piate dinmers 5 to b Joe HENRY L] T AR R e == ===ty FOR BALE Miscellaneous. ELEC’[‘RIC MOTORS P.. gasoline P, 'ghsoline engine, ihrottiing gove or ;;‘Rl%u- i ceoes 100 W”t W g?l ‘: bottisd in boi arts paid. Cackley Br ‘8‘-.5., LS, lhmnh. $3.20 ";t:"" i ,"“ -u-m s l.."ll 8. Nst Ave BT e T RK samp! is for sale at n. Right terme NEW YO! lo atore. M 2 bullding coming down; snom Auits i [ to & responaible party, First-o loca~ dreases sncrificed. 308 N. 10th 8 tion. lng“'ulg.. g ‘Woodbury Co., FURRATES A "‘"“""""- REE switches, 3 3 and it Tnches by HABERSTROH, 4028 Hamflton. Wal. 7. T FLORISTS. BATH'S, florists, lm Farnam St. D, 3000, L, HENDBRSON, 1519 Farnam. D, 1858 Member Florist Telegraph Del. Ass'n. HESS & BWOBODA, 1416 Farnam St A. DONAGHUR, 1612 Harney, Doug. 1001, FURS, BOUGHT AND SOLD, WILL sell all my furniture at 8 reducti ( lalv'nwor&' lon- day. <. =0 GOLD AND SILVER PLATING. lace 1 f metal. Omaha Ptatine o T Harhey B iy HAT CLEANING. Panamas cleaned. D. Eisele, 1188 City Nut. AMAS cleaned and blocked. 1520 Hur. INSTRUCTION. Lakesxde Ice Co thnrnl OMW T JUSTIORS OF THE mo-. il Notary Pube depostiion stens, = C. W, BRITT, %01 Baker block. V. C. HASCALL, 4% Paxton Bik. g. 08 LIVE STOCK COMMISS . MARTIN BROS. & 00, E: LIGHTING FIXTURES, WIRING. 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