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"WANT ADS flufimnnflum. but to classification must be pre- noon tor evenln: morni; ite L CAD“ RATES. consecutive times, 1 cent a word insertion. OF more consecutive times, 1% cents time, 2 cents a word. ES. Beven mmmnumMT § cents a line insertion. consecutive times, 10 cents a line time, -! cents & line, vm.- worfln to a line. Ent ‘\nserted to be run tinued must be stopped by must_be made frer 'the last inser: e e tion of mo"u:m: t. ,.T.uhunmmrmtmhh- TELEPHONE TYLER 1000, ‘.ll O THANKS. many friends and rela- thl Nndn- -hovn and beau- m offe during the bereav- o;:.r ulo;_‘ a-u-nur and sister, Katherine R. AND MRS \V L BbAKfl 81! LOTTIE & ¥ BBRNICE. TUNERAL NOTICES. AW—R‘I! Beptember D Wl Shape reet. rl&.k ?Lnlflgm cnmnou AND DEATHS. iph Agnes Lanafeldt, Ku C. and Violst Sorren- 3 o r AND o 0! David B and ¥ Frans and um. otrhy "ni Bouth iighionnth, i James and Boile Math- %9 South Fliteenth, South Side, ohn %ollmfl. 3, 2N u.n:rén reena’ A o3 Norin {y-tourth, South Bide: Daby Hel 8 daye, 115 un(;\a “Eu;tz:fl. 14 duys, paran R n‘:'-n. ®, hospital. MARRIAGE LICENSES. marriage licenses %‘.fis&m - We Have aFew BUILDING ".-:T:my.nm Griftith, Bout| brick v‘a‘g dwelling, ,000; . ‘rvut“mtn l,n)‘; V, South R, ge_boulevard, frame Bulldiug company, % At a Bargain if Sold a1 Ford in the d-act feature, “The . Vanderhoff Affair,” with Margu- erite Courtot and other stars.| _ Don't miss this feature. Qau-..a—-——w—-——_ FARNAM ANNOU xcmmm Sensational Sewmg Machine Sale Starts Saturday A. M. at 8 o’Clock ALL MAKES: SINGERS, WHITES, NEW HOMES, A“\Ol NCEMENTS 100 slightly used bargains. We expect to sell 100 machines in one day. These are remark- able values. 1f you ueed a good sewing ma- chine don’t miss this sale, FREES, ivery machine guaranteed for five years. DOMESTICS, Some you can’t tell from new. and get first and best choice, JUST A FEW OF THE MANY VALUES YOU MAY EXPECT White, nice little 4 drawer, good for 20 years’ service..$13.50 |7 Singer—It runs good and sews perfect; un]yA woie's s ve oy 5o BI004 ‘White, 5 drawer, drop head, mind you, offered at.......$8.00 Domestic—Will do sewing for a long time; it goes for. .. .$2.00 ?nmr—«fi-dmwor, onk, an excellent \alm- onlys.. .$12.00 Singer— Another * 'ngnr, in pretty ease: it's fine, .. .$14.50 Singer—66 late style; agent would get $45, sale price. .. .$22.50 White—A fine value; this macinne sows fine, only. ......$4.00 Free—Beautiful dark oak, can’t tell from new..........$19.00 Wheeler & Wilson—Nice 7-drawer: as good as a new one, $18.00 New Home—Rotary; ecan’t tell from new. White—Elegant drop head; some bargain, only. .. Remember we have others. Mickel’s Nebraska Cycle Co. Douglas 1662, 15th and Harney Sts, ) BUSINESS COLLEG! STUDENTS SAVE MONEY ON COURSES. For sale, with Iood rvvm Io;hngln Ehool m u( m“!ulnu bnlln- mbhaw-y b.lu- mvflmu th begini soon. EXERCISE at Y. M. C, A.—Business men === BUSINESS CHANCES FOI icinity of & rvundhou.u ~ rny depots; cash only, and mean business; long lease owner retiring. 168 8, Maln, 01. Blutfy PHYSICIAN WANTHEHD—For _excellent | ':mmu n in Scandinavian communt; ul kota. A dinavian fel ulars. c“lu nlm Tl . et money maker, Give personal partio- , Bee. BNEKAL merchandise business In 1lve iduho town, located in fine stock and farming country. Dusiness has grown to 0,00 annual territory. Wili bear AUTOMOBILES 'I:{uu a um.;.r aM‘y:‘:‘w‘:‘;‘:“l.‘ who are. n h l‘l’ tnr 'hl'.:i{ng'w lllt nu have o Phine ‘Tytag 0" knowlodln of mer- ad $5,000 to $10,000 capital. today. It's a big t ’ Investment propo-lt lon nuu will_make you in less than $1,600 re- qul; Safe and sure, hul quick u:tlon M Write me for furth rticulars about any of the above or otherfl.nes, High class nk nur-nce- furnished upon request. R._1._MICKELWAIT, Ord, Neb, T o L OTEy, IO GOOD §0-room hetel for sale. !muonlblo. _Good_location, Tel. Dougl PARTNER with 8,000 wante !o oping and manufacturing of a new in- ntion; automatic advertising machine, he. fie tograph.” Call Chas. Vitek, Omal Good Second- Hand Cars For Sale at Once. Oakland—seven passenger, six cylinder. Chalmers—five passenger. International—five passenger. Stevens-Duryea—roadster. Ford—five passenger. Murphy-O’Brien At a bargain If taken soon. ¥ 83, Bee, W‘I:‘d all lt:t:'l. JIM ‘l‘l’.‘l. sacriflce grocery store. Tel. Bq. with or out of Wmsouluw (A’ E \lr !ht Theater Co., ml 0 FOR Here assTNCa B m— s & cl tion that Tanwehole nm-. Bte. nu ~I mn furniture, 8, uqt.r llm m w- and terms call Red mon pay- FU: “ WEI. 1807, FOR nAur’—Furnltun. undertaking and Implement stock In. eastern Nebraska. DOUBLHI bowl, or sale oheap.” Jony’ wpmé‘:&m !Uule Iand, mhvo:g:‘yi cit B ." A Novite Rik. "D e tinexhalt, Frenser i B 8 AD, 422 Bee luy l W T e '%_'.w“" FOR SALE as this column o l"un uu. TE B Bl i 'U AN ENS fi""afl. il ncloci p. m. sharp, W. Wi - -. eto,, of a For M o Aucflonofll bkt | Deaks ST sl T -~ A 189 N, " "N w Herses and Vehicles, r". ! “.‘E. Q&fi‘ul«'fi’.mu “;H%E::‘fl 5T £QRTE L i Joog “‘ly used lllh '.:c‘;l pm D, must be Hm?lmw R B T for fi‘tn -luwan’rb-ln-mu For Sale iy Cleaning, Pressing ’%fififi% Estabushment Vielinneons. wumfid_ We cut out the big profit of the: well 'nund We guarantee ft. Faber ot A Prices are the very best—$2.00, ot $2.50 and $3.00 at the mine, L M, ooxmrmu.xu. ..ll P TRTE, B S, o Come early | Fis you are Iouklnl for something write | Wa&! HELP WANTED—FEMALE rienl trice. ~BRIGHT, AT, YOUNG " HAT! AND A GIVE AUF ADDR! K 2} TARTY ETC. . and Diet _luv-nn [ \\‘A'r'rn REF. Operator, ¥75 B. X. Operator $40-42 Brand, Thea. and o, 191, HELP WANTED-—MALE Factory Trades WE need moen; to turn down two Jobs per woek lately. Get n. Learn by our method. Get one of these jobs. Catalogue D. B, fres. Nebraska Auto- mobile_School. 2406 Leavenworth St Miseellancons. RAILWAY malil clerks wan Omeha. exsminations co {uestion tren. Write nnm—dlnwy Frank- lin Inst'tutee Dept 13 B '~hester, N. Y. L"h-rm (good Tuture), 60 1 REF. )., 6% l'-xlnn Nlnrk Saleawomen. metory and Trades. GIR'/ to l—un hnlrdv lub«nhflm “weepers wnd Domentics. THE Servant Gipt Problem Soived. The Bee will run & Servant Girl Wanted Ad ;hxrr: until you get the desired resuits. | This pplies to resldents of Omaha, South and Council Bluffs. Bring ad to Tiie Hee oftice or telepione Tyler Nw e hing. Mrs. Joseph Bak no_wasl Mrs, Jose ke, 1505 L 3268, 3 i“ANTED—A competent girl for general housework; three in family; good wages; references required Harney 2632, 12 N, 3th Ave. WANT LD=Girl for general housework. Tlarney 6407, GIRL, wunted for general housework; | _&ood pay, 2214 F street, Souch Omaha. | WANTE—~White (lrl for general house- work; references required. Harney 4i WANTBD—Gifl for gen-r.l housework. i B. Bth St, Harney ods. eral hounework; be good cook. DIY 58; ovenings, Web. WANTED—An experienced nurse --n reference required. Mrs. M. B. New- man, %% Howard. 3316, WANTED—A Bohemian or German girl Ler general housew Red 6342 WANTED—Couk and housemald in fam- ily of twe. Har. 71i. 1502 8. 324 Ave. WANTED—White girl for general house- work; care of two children; no wesh- ing. _Har, 8508 WANTED—Competent girl_for general housework; g0od wages; excellent home 1t duenin‘, reference required. Mrs. L. Ming ' 3630 Harney St. Tel. H. i3l w;\ha‘nl)—Al once, womap to heip with i work on cowmty farm. Wage “,}” week. Yoek Co. Farm, R. o, York, Neb. | WANTBD—A ocompetent cook. Mrs. K. C, Barton, 346 Harney St. WANT B—Mald for general nuunwnrk relmnou required, Mrs. B. New: %% Howard. Harney m P YO do not amoke at all, chew, or drink, and are Letween the agns of I8 and 3, and think you have the ability to some day manage a Erocery or meat department, call at The Rasket Store: office, 5i1_Brandels Theater Bullding. WANTED—Chicken straight. Come at once. pickers, 3 Bteady work until February Swift & Co, Des cents 1 Molnes, Ia. WANTED—An experienced automoblle | salesman ‘on salary ana commission Apply by letter only, giving full details concerning past. expérience and _record. Address K 173, g GOOD MEN WANTED at once to learn auto work to fill positions which we have open right now and are waiting for com- petent men. Learn by our system of mctual work on autos, tractors, elec. starting sys. Free catalog at_once. AMERICAN AUTO COLLEGE, 2063 Farnam St Omaha, Neb. , with common sense education, who wish government jobs, 310 month, |shovid apply immediately for full infor- mation. Address Y 69, Bee. IMF HELP WANTED MALE AND FEMALE, TWO Wild West ro e and riders l'!(h<‘ out stock, ma wife preferréd. 1. cachman a' B Circus, Atington, ‘a ‘hurs,, Sept Howells, Friday, Oct. Humphrey, Sat, Oct. 2; Newman Grove, Mon., Oct,’ 4 R WANTED—Male and ‘emals cooks, dish- washers, maids for notels and restau- rants; laborers for rallroads. Employ- ment office, 1612 Cass St. fieay Reference Directory The following firms offer will please the most ecritical: ABSTRACTS OF TITLE. C’l‘ CO., oldest abstract Nebraska. 2% Brandeis Thea T'lle Guarantee and Abstract a modern abstract office. mh 8t. Phone D. BST ADVERTISING NOVELTIES. EED ABSTR. o.fice in & Ce C mh. Farnam, D. 7474 AMATEUR FINISHING. & developed ‘ree It purchased from 0to Craft Shop, 116 Ree Bldg. Dept D. ACCOUNTANT! E. A. DWORAK ACCOUNTS AUDITED—Books nv-n-d and elosed. Cost system installed. Let me call on vou to explaln the, dvantages of n’{-lwflt service system. ress, 433 me Biax Prone Doug. 1 ARCHITECTS. Everett 8. Dodds. @12 Paxton Bik. D. 2961 ATTORNEYS, €. 'T. Dickinson, 11 h!!ol Blk, D. 1304 WTLIL N, JOHNSON, 8. W. Cor. 14th and Douglas. Douglas 495, AUCTIONEERS, quality and expert service that PAINTING AND PAPERING. HUGH M'MANUS, 417 N. @th. H._Sm PILLUWS AND BEDDING. OMAHA PILLOW CO.—Mnttresses made to order or remade. 1907 Cuming. D. 0%, PLUMES CLEANED. . Fisele, 113 City Nat. PRINTING, | (YATERE-BARNHART Pte. Co., ity printing. Tel. Doug. 21%. 53 8 lfifl. CENTRAL PRINTING CO. DOUG. #754 | DOTIATAS Printing Co _ Tel. Douglas $4 |'ST0VE AND FURNACE REPAIRS i REPATRS- Water fronts, furnace ALy gofta, ele. Gulck service. Omaha Stove Repair W Douglas St. Tyler 20, comb. —mn TIME LOCK EXP E." Davens Opened, repaired, ‘ changed. F. ;mrt 1406_Dodge. T T SCALE REPAIRING. Om. Standard Seale Co., 513 8. 12th, D.»1y SHOE REPAIRING. FRIEDMAN BRO! Almms'bfl MU‘I‘UAL INSURANCE Douglas 2819, AIJTO RADIATOR REPAIRS. Omaha Radiator Rep. BAKERIE! 2. ¥H. REEDER BATHS, Web, 3997 BATH-214 Baird B! 17th and Dougias. BRASS AND TRON FOUNDRIES. r-mm-lmen o.. #1th and Martha_8ts. T | SE———= SITUATIONS WANTED EXPERT porter wants rants work. Call D. 718, INTELLIGENT light colored girl wishes position in o(flca or bachelor's apart- ment. Web, ] WANTED—Position as cook in or out of _the ety Douglas 1556, WANTED—A good lain eoox and gen- eral housework gl tamily of two; bij small house; references requi Harney_ cm. EXPERIEN girl for general house- work. M . Lylo, 634 Park Ave. . | WANTED—Position as housekeeper in a BOY of 18 wi wor\( in garage where e will Teceive small pay and a chance James Park, good home. Call Dougias 7418. LADY, who is good cook, would ke po- 't | Zsition_as_housekeeper. Call Doug. 741 WANTM)—A woman to help in small holrdin&‘ house for room, board and 'WANTBED—White rl for cookli and goneral housework; small family; good wages. Mrs. Guy Liggit, 4821 Douglas St. Phone Walnut 2443, GIRL for weuneral housework. 8t. Call- ‘el. Harney 4053, | WANTED=A white second giri with ref- ercnces. 426 N, 3th St {WANTED-A rompfient cook. V\' J. Con~ eli, 6.3 B. 24th St. Dous, \VANT!LD—A girl for general hou!a'ork 0. Riel 108 ANTED—OIrI for gener: small family. Walnut 831. 507 N. 4lst BL AN experienced girl 'lnt.d “for general houuwolr’k l% washing. 2008 Deer Park r MAID for ll‘l small 8709_Jon O'RL for & 30th Ave. eneral housework, good amily, 8t., Pleasant room and Harney 072, neral h.u’-ewom 1008 8o. arney TENT _ Mrs. O, house- Work. BXPER IINOED general Smith, 3565 HDWIM. gr hr eneral house- 634 Park Ave. WOMEN WA w ent__jobs it 4 na- Tnstieta, i ° oY | VouNo ‘woinen oalm strangers Inviud to visii t e Yo are 0 It tng '“‘h‘““ d 1 tMr vir I be Ill‘fl.fl to suital laces or otherw ussisted. our u-“ohrl nu- at Union mtlom HELP WANTED—MALE Clerioal and Office. BO%IE,KEEPER:‘NBRIQHT CAPABLE EXPERIENCED, nb STLER; INDLD ADVANCE- GOOD. GIVE 5 HXPLRIEN(‘ KLFI‘.RE ETC, % INCE, no(a:u(nminn 'I)l-lo can 3 a service; wi A | vight party. Give age. | ence._ete. Addnu Bl.h-n-n WA"'I‘I RE] "I!.‘"!""_“##I.:cktflcl & "B ID 5 roaha Nat. Pank Bldg. ASEN, AN rtunit: |:.'.. i oppe open Inl- lgent bof to lupr.n lh‘:r -nc m mak| under expert work- Jeweier, lutn and |va 3 or § hours per month t: oerlaneo. refer- oo, and exy expenuo. -na expenses. $40-42_Brand, man. Al Harney Sts. Agents Salewwes awd BALEWEN ]B WHA'I‘ WE WAN‘I'I S hotd” of the_ bost “seliing l.lunwn .:“n- inaugurated. mn large s A l::i.. that know how to be 8. know themsel 'aidars abie "an wiling. b nance lves on & col and 0 At rlm g hfl";u'w al : "LLT' woman, ute I( l 8! NDAY‘B -—Hln] grade, experienced, nu “1882" Pure Spun fiu inum Wnn retall merchants; we are the rs, originators and introducers of numl-nu -An Have been making it lum-mlly yur- and guarantee -old 0 & capable, successful lcnun we wm offer a liberal con- tract. Excelleat op) r(unllr for men with established tra various terri- wry‘ Ilinois Aluminum Company, Manufacturers, Lemont. Ill.—o N its wanted at once to e lllb- for & farm and Nobrasia: Call ot 168 K 1t Bt i B : e & sicion” g8 e Biake “Rauid O - Wm'n'n'mn in l“’IS.’m e E las . No experience neceded. u hugg write nvpmvtlv l‘o“l.J; Mm‘l' 3 lfil f“- m o o RIS T . MR B £ 5L BEE. l OF . work for board while attending. | WANTED—Scrub_work or dusting from 9 to 4, or night work. Mrs. Park, Web- ster 33 COLUNmD woman wants day work of any kind, Webster 7585, HOUSLKEEPER, middle d position; prefer to go 'l”t on l‘llcl’l G171, Hee. hq POSITION as casbler, checker, stock or house man; best of references; honest, reliable and sober, city or out. 218 Chicago St., Phone WANTEDPoaition as_stenographer by hool d between the | hou ol and good refereices. YOUNG man wants position ln dllry busine: Joe Kotineck, Gen. dellv: PORIT[ON wanted on farm by Yyoung Joe Kotineck, Gen. delivery, E"F CIENT houlekeerr Wln'-l to take| charge of reapectable house has no objection to ukln‘ ranch or in country. Doug. 843 YOUNG man, ¥T. with general bus: perience, typist, correspandent, sales- man, speaking German, Polish and Bo-. | hemian, wishes position. B, 2626 | Cass_8t. EXPERIENCED tire repair man wishes | position in city; references. 4 8. 2ith 8t. Doug. 802 . WIDOW, German, good Plain cook and . | boker, " wants steddy . work. Mrs. Clara ‘rms:\-t.u\as woman ot du uick, clean, best mlennw REGISTERED do any kind n,l Work. . Gasf Doug! | SING! ol baker, wanta ‘steady Mrs. Clara Nowman, care u!y work; ar. 6193, Address Mission. 5 SITUATION wanted as housekee; middie .m woman_in small Mrs. West, 20U Cass B WRAT L YOUNG MAN wisues poll on as bar | " porter. Telephone Harney EXPERIENCED Stationary Engineer wants position as engiueer or fireman. 'Has also had el’hl years' experience as | machinist. rnish flrfl class rele Giese, Holste N r by amily. YouNa Ildy wants position: have ex- perience and references on the follow- ing: Stenography, l‘fllflt. de{‘cnl work, mhl‘l‘ |0lt ng _clerk. store work and lhi work. d 670 Ask_for FARMERS ATTENTIONI Experienced colored man, 23 years old, with best ref- eren wants' work; can take full charge of cooking and lll the hclln\vork ‘wash- ing and irunh ,'fi nderstand nMn. poul- try would ise chleknm on shares. Phone H. 584, 111 8. ZTth, “BING widow, German, good plain cook and baker, wants steady work. Address Mrs. Clara Nowman, care City Mission. EDUCATIONAL Full Term Boyles College 1S NOW OPEN_in both the day and t sessions, Yet it is not too late to Begin now to get that m n al dis- © ana busmess training that will do ble your earning capacity. Complete courses In all commercial branches, %, Shorthand and pewrit- ing, Eterotypy, Salesmanship, Telegraphy and Civ'l Service. Positions faund for all gradustes FREE. Places furn'shed to Ask for freo catalogue at once. BOYLES COLLEGE, H. B. Boyles, President. "The VAN SANT SCHOOL I'I'INOGRAPH'—DOOKKIIP’INQ School for Youn\’ ‘Women. mnln‘ School for Young Men and Saturday momning class in typewriting. lome C. Duffy, Owner and Manager, 26 So. 18th St om_ o S B sehaiaretivs in | wn elu- om. Bfl rhormuu course. .E— | e -, "3}‘“ soid at a discount at the office b&mflu Pee. el LOST AND FOUND Lost or Found ads in Omaha’s Lost and Found mediuns means the tmmediate re- turn of that article if adverticed In The Hee, the Lost and Found paper LOST—Leather brief bag; a l..-fi-h lea talning utmfipfluutor— Omaha ¥ N'klndl,l’.tllr.! Mr. Ker at The Bee Mfio " o LOST AND FOUND to | OMAHA w&“&l&u'fi "l‘“"l‘ PANY. : ll& flu l. m w! m'.'.z..,.........m Ih-hlh- W Doug. & TOST—Lady's Fhul&’ | -e""-Jy amnaned on back Keepsake. Call Har IN » THIS PAGS, TR N R | 8850 W. A. C G COMPANIES, ND OMARA Au“cy Co., 312 Bee Bldg. Phone Douglas CARPENTERS AND CONTRACTORS. STEVENSON, 823 8 24, Dougias 5620 Lessard & Fon. 1908 Cap. Ave. T. 1633 CHIROPRACTIC SPINAL ADJUMTS Dr. J. C. !‘wuno‘. 1 Balird Bldg. D. 8461 DR. MACNAMA 574 Brandet - ter. Douglas m%“ s lDrA Hayes, 358 Brand. Thea, Bldz. D. 526 CHIROPODIST, Carrie J. Buford, @0 Pax. Blk. Red 4591, COFFEE BY MAIL. ve mone. f ee zome. xsll reel pre, ontfs & Co. " Brratia.. Neb: DANCING ACADEMIES. CHAHBEKB lud-nl classic. D. 1871 'FALL term open at Mackle's. Doug. 5446, GENBVIF.VE HAUFLAIRE, Rome hotel. TURPIN ACADEMY 28th and Farnam Classes now open. Beginners Mon. and Thurs. nced Tues. High School class Sat. Private I Harney 5143, DRESSMAKING. Use Dbetter h|lh lrlde Terry Dressmak'g college, 20th & Farnoae Dressmks. School. %29 California. DRESSMAKING COLLEGE. Kelster's Dressmiking Col.. 1628 City Na. DYERS AND CLEANERS. STATRE Lry Clng. Lo., 120 N. 13th. D, W72 DETECTIVES, ALLAN lfl Ntfllh Block. Ew- JA)(I:' in gl cases. Tyler 1138 DHRTI.'I e Dr. Bradbury. No pain. 5:1 W.0. W, Bldg. Pyorrhea. Dr. Fickles, 724 City Nat. Bank. Clure' Taft Dental Rooms, 1517 Do DRUGS. DRUGS at cut pflou. frelght uld(fllu orders, catalogues free. Sherman & M Connel, Drug_Co.. Omaha, Neb. TELECTRIC MUTOR REPA CAHILL ELECTRIC (0., Bea Bld. D.37 ELECTROLYSIS, Ulos Allender, G4 _Bee Bldg. Red 308 lvu."rfllhfl FOR WOMEN. ACCORDION, lld.. knl l\lnhurlt. M! pleating; covered butto I si !ylu. herastitening, Eom ed ing. Em- brotdery, ading, iding, cord.ln'. eyelet cut vror buttonhulen pennants, Tdeal Pleating Co., 20 Douglas Block. Douglas 183, FURNACES AND TINWORK. HABERSTROF, 4026 Hamilton. Wal. 297 FLORISTS. DAI'R 8, florista, l.‘ | Farnam St. D. 3000 IHDBESON g Douglas. D. 138 ngnhtr bfln mh Del. Assn HESS & !WOBODA 115 Farnam St A. DONAGHUR, 1622 Harney. Doug. 1001 FURRIERS. SAM KNERTER. 1920 Farnam. Red 644 GOLD AND SILVER PLATING. I.-te everything of metal. Omaha bt/ "’ IL Harney St. Est. 1588 INSTRUCTION, French, instruction. 25 Lyrie 814 JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. H, H. CLATBORNE l.u Paxton Bik. Red 7401, Notary pub c, deposition sieno. | _Baker Hlock. LANGUAGES. private or classes Engl hlllhl. LADILY MAX SCHWARTZ Furmerly with Miss Fox. Open for bufii- ness; satisfaction guaranteed. 47 Pax. Bl 1LOE LIVE STOCK CUMMISSION. MARTIN BROS. & CO. Fxchange Blag COSTUMES AND LODGE SUPPLIES. | INN of lodge Tegalta and costumes. largest stock of masquerade and tho‘(rhd costumes In the country, Theo. Lieben & Son, 1514 Howard. Doug. 4115, MOTORCYCLKS, n‘mv-DAvlnfloN MOTORCYCLES. hines. Victos +The Motorcycie Man." 708 Leavenworeh shoe repair. 211 8. 14 rent, repair, sell needles and \'F'BR «\SI\A CY CLE Co., Harley Shos Rep'r. Co., 304 Farn'm. R34 parts for all sewing machines {15tk _a Douglas 1662 SEWING We “MICKEL’S,"” KL CHILINGS, ST CARTER Sheet Mrtnl Company, 110 8. 10, STORE AND OFFIUE FIXTURES. DESKS, safes, scales. showcases, shelve ing, ete. We buy, sell. Omaha Fixture & Supply Co., 414-16-18 2th. Dous. 3734 TOWEL SUPPLIES, . — OMAHA Towel Supply, 207 8. Uth. D, 538, TRUNKS AND SUITCASES, TRELING & STEINILE. 156 Farnam St TYPEWRITERS FOB RuNT. RENT an Oliver (ypewriter 3 mo. for # Oliver Tyyewmer Agency, 1305 Farnam. BUTT'S Wmnmr hlchlm 316 8. 15ty St All makes for sale or rent. RENT a “Remington,” n writer. Low rent. WATC not just a type- ‘Call Dugias 198 SPECIAL 'S, Christiansey, 23 4, Paxton Bk., WEDDING 19 yr. exp. STALIONERY, Wedding announcements. Doug. Ptg. Co. WINES AND LIQUURS, ALEX JETES, 214 8 13th St.. Wines, liquors, cigars. Plate dinners 11 to 3, lN. HENRY POLLOCK LIQUOR O 16th and Capitol Ave. QT.“m)‘-l n&nsn% BUY your Inmlly Ilquoll at Klein's Liquor house, 622 N. 16th _Douglas 1508, e e ey MEDICAL PILES, FISTULA CURED. . E. R. Tarry cures pile: other rectal discases without surgical operation. ~ Cure guaranteed muncvuplul:lihunul cu'n}tll Write for bool on rec enses wit! wmmonu E. R. TARRY, 240 Beo B e RHEUMATISM treated successfully, Tov aults guaranted. Dr. Bowser, 314 Bee Bldg. RUPTURE cured In few daya without pain. Call or write Dr. Wray, 306 Bee Hldz Omaha. Established 189¢ -0 LOST AND FOUND U)STv()n N. 24th St., near Ames Ave. lady’s closed face gold “wateh, en O. D." Reward. Web. 2110, Half of double harness and a_single harness, stolen from 13 $10_for return or information. See A TR P o R T LOST—An arrow-shaped pin ret with & ruby, surrounded by dlamonds; reward, Walnut_278 LOST—Palr tinted glasses. Tel. Web. 6140. LOST—About Sept. 20, small, green hand- tooled rency, pun velued: please return purse and papers: keep cash, Mrs. Edward FPegau, 450 Florence boulevard. Web. LOST—Coral oolored cameo bmocb. Re- ward., Tel. Walnut 2469, LOST—Watch charm, in & lia. Reward, E of a acal. arney 8314 PERSONAL ooRboN. the Magazine Man. Tel. Doug. ‘I‘HE Salvation Army Tndustrial home so- iicits your >ld clothing, lum!un. mega- zine: We collect. stribute. Phone Douglas 4135 and o wagon will call Call and tn. t our new home, 1110-1112« 1114 Dodge YOUNG women coming to Omaha as rangers are invited to visit the Young | Women's Christian association bullding 7th St. and St. Mary's Ave., Where ‘fOUR furnace c.caned, $1; work guaran- teed. Central Tin Shop. Doug. 4584 PET STOCK BOSTON bulldog, 10 _mo. old, female; house-broke. 1613 Webster. (-ll »_m. PEKINBESE pups, pedigreed, eligible for registry at any bench show. These popular dogs come, from China, are ideal Fhone Har. 28 14 So.’ %th 8 fi———- SWAPPERS COLUMN Wanted to Swap. Why not advertiss something that you no longer have any use for and zet something you really need? It costs you umothing fo join the Ewappers’ club and you will find it lots of fun swapping things. Write Rocm 104, Hee Fesg.. or paone Tyler 1000 AUTO—Have Brush car which I wiah to swap for something worth 3. A dress B. C. & AUTO—§-passenger touring car for i monus, \usber for a garago, heatiag plan, of first payment ou & house. Ad- dress 8. C. 37 AUTOS—Hup age battery, nok top, seat covers, wind -hield. new Lires all around, one extra and covers just the car for two peo- phedp. plenty fast and strong: | = y perfect. “Will exchange for inrge car, Y, divess 8. C. See. MOVING PICTURE MACHINES. O&HA Film Ex.. | d Doug. Mo- plcture machine n‘ filim bargains. NOTIONS, NOTIONS. news. cigars. eandy 8% Para. OSTEOPATHY PHISICIANS, JOSEPHINE ARMFTRONG. €13 Bes Bidg. ocuLIsTS. Spes PW. “Blie oan. . nn PATENTS. D. O. Bamell, Paxton Bik. Tel. Red Tl H. A. Sturges. 6% Brandels Theater Bldg AUTOMOBILESFor other & omoniie Bargaing sce the ~AULORODIS" - ation BUGGY—Good Contord top bugsy for a | Flaree ocamior Ang. Brondet BLs have you? Addiess 8. C. 214, Bee. BICYCLE-Good lady's bleycle to trads used _typewriter only. Address ", 21, Bee. N cuu'n:) ik, kel piated: i fade for anything N A FIXT um.s-unn.my nnum tuch as wall cases, ribbons, \;m:‘ o'l:r e, n' lulondld lease of No old stock. 8. C. ul!::“ iy et No old Stack. 8. C WL Bes. (CONTINUED ON PAGE 19) B 19) COLUMN ONE.) -

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