Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 14, 1916, Page 12

N 12 Want-Ad Rates (M soiid—no display Ads Paragraphed or Sfi in Dl-phy Style B0 per Hne......cooveinsnnensianes one time To per line.. (Count six words to the line) Rn‘:u as. d Ranc! n Te per lne o .each insertion (Count six words to the line.) REIGN ADVERTISING UNDER AGENTS z HELP &ANTED CLASSI- TIONS: Al NO AD TAKEN FOR LESS THAN .A TOTAL OF 20c OR LESS THAN 10c PER DAY. vesee.Ome time ‘three consecutive times 20 per 1Y% per CARD KS, DEATH AND FUN. 'I‘HAN 3 i o RAL NOTICES 10¢ per Hm ..each insertion (Minimum nra'“o cents. Monthly Bate for stan ads (no change of eopy) ... 1,80 per | $1. (Count six mdl to the line.) Contract rates on application. THE Bs: will not be responsible for more e incorrect insertion of an adver- tllmmC ordered for more than one tla-. ADVERTISERS should retain receipts by The Bee in payment for Want l u no mistake can be rectified without them. USE THE TELEPHONE if you eannot eon. venjently bring or send in your ads. Ask for & Want-Ad Taker, and will ceive the same good livering your PHONE TYLER 1000, ANT-AD COLUIINB OLOSE— ENING EDITI 12 ORNING lDl’flONl MOVIE PROGRAM (Changed Daily.) lowntown. 15T Bpecial IIIIIMII“. *THE HAPPY HOTTEN- TOTTS” Il' Time lhm Comedy Extravaganta. " comedy. Maldle %cruflm base ball fan in captive m. Musical MacDonalds,” harmony aot. Monday for three days Harry H. QGardiner. ‘“The Human Fly” Charlle Chaplin in “The Fireman. NA 1 AR Now the house of features, orohestra and pipe organ. Today presents five reels of good pictures. PRINCESS 1317-19 DOUGLAS Seventh Episode “PEG O’ THE RING” - ANIMATED WEBKLY “THE GOLDEN BOAT," Comedy, *“PROFESSOR W‘:So%%l!"l"l TRIP TO THE North, - ' ALAMO 24TH AND FORT *“The Leap!" 2-reel Blwon. ‘“The Go- Between,” Imp drama. “Storming the Trenches,” Powers comedy, ‘‘Gamboli on_the Green,” L-Ko Com. RAN. 16TH AND B EY MOLLY' M'INTYRE n “HER GREAT HOUR” PIPE ORGAN DE LUXE LOTHROP 24TH AND LOTHROP Metro presents 8. Miller Kent in “The Cowboy and the Lady,” and a BSydney Drew comedy. ' NEW STAR _16TH AND LOCUST “IN SEARCH OF THE CASTAWAYS" “In the Wrong Flat,” Comedy. “PEG O’ THE RING” ¢ Reels, 6§ Days, Admission 6o, Change of Features Dally. Hest of Munic, South. } 33D EA 5 Margaret Clarke in “The Seven Sisters. Paramount picture. . ROHLFF_ 251 LEAVENWORT. ‘WM. COURTENAY and Eleanor Woodruff in “The Island of Surprise.” \ West. DUNDEE_ 3ist & Underwood Ave. “HOODOO ANNR." B MARSH, ‘By Btork Dellvery” a 3- ARNA Fine Arts. 1 Keyaton R “Releass of Dan Forbes." “'With a Life at Staks “Sammy Binn, Suicide.’ y South Side. A E. “The Stained Pearl" Knick “Trilby - lled,” Lubln. ‘“The Bogus Ghost," o, ORPHEUM 24TH AND M “THE GULF BETWBEEN. “THE COMET'S COMEBAC “TOUCH ON THE KEY. —— e e , DEATHS & FUNERAL NOTICES. m’FHIRD—Hlnly Bainbridg | 18, Funeral Thursday afternoon, 3 p. m, from the residence of his son, Dr. G. D. Shipherd, 345 North Forty-first street. In- terment, Forest Lawn. Friends invited. : FLORISTS. BT QUALITY CUT FLOWERS o plants, Art Combinations, shipped every- wnn. lleolunt um::' to :npr out ‘I:L.". J years recommends & !ODA, l‘ll Farnam 8t. Dflll’ 1501, CARD OF THANK Wo wish to thank our many relative: friends and neighbors, also Martha grove, Woodmen circle, the Richardson Drug company, M. E. 8/nith and company ship- ping department, and the boys from the market for the kindness and sympathy shown during the sickness and death of our beloved wifo and miother, Mrs, John Krejcl; also for the many beautiful floral offerings.—John Krejel, sr., John Krejcl, Jr., and Eddle Krejel. B Monuments and Cemeteries PURE white reinforced coment g ers, with name and date, $2. crosses, $3.00; tabl $3.50. Ship anywhere. Agents wanted everywhere. Redman Grave Marker Co., 1602 Spencer. W Baumeister Monument Works, mausol all kinds markers, 18th and Charles. —_— BIRTHS AND DEATH Birthe—Byron 8. and Freda South Twenty-eighth, _girl; angeline Markey, 2618 F, boy; Arnold d Elly Karaus, 331 Cedar, girl; Samu and Clarah Madoft 2412 Caldwell, girl John and Marle Pimtore, 711 Bouth Nin teenth, boy; G. A. and Ethel Voss, 1808 California, boy; Harry and Mary Stroesser, 417 North Fortleth, girl. Deaths—Esletta B, Bardsley, 4 Mary Campbell, 44, hospital; Jacobsen, 63, hospital; Jerry Nichols, hospital; W. R. Stanhope, 67, 1623 Ohlo. —— MARRIAGE LICENSES. Pormits to wed have been issued (o the following: hospital; Osmund 38, Joseph Jennie Netzel, Omaha. ... . LeRoy A. Larson, Fort Dodge, Ia, Maude Allright, Fort Dodge, Ia. Charles A. Butler, Sloux City, Ia, Nell J. Phillips, Lincoln John E. Boline, Omaha.. Jeanette Michaelson, Omal Ri e, Genevieve F. Callahan, Omahi John N, Carter, Weeping Water Kathryne Jones, Weoping Water. “ll G._Carlson, Omaha Il Bonirelk, Omaha Talbot E. Potter, Omaha. Mollle Rohacek, Omal Guy B, Btockton, Norfolk. Bessle McNeal, Norfolk Allen H. Bhipley, Omal Lenora McCartney, Omal Edgar 'D. Gay, Omaha. BElla Hoftman, Omaha. Arthur R. Nelson Omaha, over, Hattle R. O'Rourke, Benson, over.. Lionel D, Holmes, Omaha. Grace D, Ward, Omaha. . Robert K. Nixon, Omaha Marths M, Reimers, Oma) Joseph Hynek, Omsha Jennle l"anky. Omaha. D ] UILDING PERMITS, The following bullding permits have been lssued: Frank J. Paulas, 1311 Droxel, frame dwelling, $2,200; Hiatt company five frame dwellings as follows: 3218 South Thirt: second, $2,600; 609 Bouth Forty-first, $2,600; 7 Bouth rorly-nnt, $2,600; 608 !outh Forty-first, §2, 116 North Thirty-first a e, $1,700; W L. by & Bon, 4913 Davenport, frame and stucco dwelling, $3,000; John J. Kronholm, 2116 Castellai frame dwelling, $2,200; Rudolph Tamasel 1710 South Sixth, frame dwelling, $2,000, LOST-FOUNDLREWARDS 100.00 R RD One Ford touring car, model year 1916, Motor No, 1166787, state lice: No. 62183, Equipped with Goodrich Black Tread Bmooth Casings on front and non-skld o ings on rear wheels. Bleotric lights In and rear, Dimmer oline cap instead of metal. 8 Bl worth at 3402 Lafayette Ave, Olnlhl. Neb., June 7, 1916, $50 CASH REWARD will be pald for the return here of sald car in good condition within sixty days from theft, or first in- formation directly responsible for its re- turn and source of same will be kept strictly confidential. $60 CASH REWARD will be pald for the arrgst and conviction of the party or pa; ‘who stole sald car. Notify any local agent of the Royal In- surance Co,, or police any pl ‘Welpton, Adjust Arlington Omaha, Neb. Phone Douglas 1886, IF YOU lose anything and will advertise It here, you will surely recover it It found by an honest person. Remarkable re- coveries are brought about every day through this column. THE LAW — People who find artl are Intereated in knowing that the state law i strict In requiring them to seek the owner through advertisement and otherwise and that a fallure to do -o. it same can be proven, Involves a penalty, OHAHA l COUNCIL, BL‘Jl‘Fl STREET AILWAY COMPAN Ptmn- having loat some nruc would do well to call up the office of the Omaha & Council Bluffs Strest Rallway company to ascertain whether they left it in the street cars. Many articles each day are turned in d the company s anxious to re- store them to the Hnmn owners, Call Tyler 800, LOBT—8oild gold brace t Detween 17th and Vinton and 16th and Bilvd, Reward. | Call Tyler 151 FOR SALE—Miscellaneous Furniture and Household Goods. i1 ATTENTION, JUN% BRIDES, For the furnishing of your new hoifie, why not call and inspect our line of high grade furniture? e have beautiful and useful wedding presents for you, 'ATE FURNITURE CO., Cor. 14th and Dodge. Douglas 1317, Toat THE BEE: OMAHA FOR SALE—Miscellaneou: ANNOUNCEMENTS BUSINESS CHANCES HELP WANTED—MALE pa—— HELP WANTED—FEMALE Typewriters arfd_Supplies. W machines sold the same as rent; §3 per month., Bee us before you buy or rezt Shipped any place on ten days' free tilal. Butts Typewriter Exchange, 316 8. 18th. Omaha, Neb. TYPEWRITERS sold, nied and re- paired. Rent an Olb typewriter, 3 months for §5. Central Typewriter Ex- change. 1905 Farnam. REMINGTONS, 8mith Premiers for rent; sent Rem- ingtos Typaw!l(ar Com| HYJ zu;_ BARGAINS in usc’ typewriters; ribbons $¢ dozen; carbon, §1 & box. Midland Co., 228 Bee bidg. Machinery and Engin NEW_ AND BECON) T sIOTORS. BXPERT ELECTRICIANS AND MACHINISTS, LE BRON ELECTRICAL WORKS, 318-20 8, 12th 8t, Omaha. BOILERS, steam, electrio, zas engines, pipes. Grou Wrecking Co.. 1819 Cuming. Printing and Office Supplies. GET OUR prices on job printing. CAMPAIGN CARDS A SPECIALTY, U. 8. PTG. CO.,, BEE BLDG. I;OUD Everyt ACCORDION,” side, pleating; knife, covered buttons, sunburst, box all sizes and styles; hemstitching, picot edging, em- broldery; beading, bralding, cording, eyelet cut work, buttonholes, pennants. IDEAL BUTTON AND PLEATING CO. 200 Douglas Blk. Douglas 1936, LADIES—You can l]'lyl flnd rnldy made clothes at Mrs. R 1 Lake Bt. AN ESTABLISHED manufacturer wants ‘general sales manager to open office and manage éalesmen; $300.00 to $700.00 cap- ftal necessary. Money making possibili- ties unlimited. Wil pay expenses to Chicago if you are man we want.. Sales- manager, 1012 Republic Bldg.,, Chicago. No other Omaha. newspaper Is . showing anywhere near the progress in its Want-Ads as THE BEB. 20,101 MORE PAID ADS in the first five months of 1916 than In the sagie period of 1916. Expres: Complnkel TWIN, CITY Elnuu Co., 1622 Cass Bt. Douklas 1717, Heavy hauling a specialty. Cole's Express Co., 27118 Farnam. Har, 329! Fixtures and Wiring. DURKI Electric washin, electric ironi machines, e, tinwork. 8. 46, r Draning IDEAL Halr HBarlors, 207 Baird Bldg. Manl- COMMERCIAL Duplicating Co., aso Steno, Phone for prices. Douglas Pihos, 640 Paxton Bk, WATERS-BARNHART Ptg. Co., quality printing. Tel. Doug. 2190. b24 8. 13th 8t. Sewing Machmes We rent, repair, sell needies and pnru of all sewing machines. MICEL'S );I:RA!KA CYCLE CO and reading 9. | Office tor Real Estate N and Insurance The Bee Bullding, Office Room 103, T5-ACRE fruit, alfaifa and beet farm, Grand Junction, Colo., store; two sets framo bulldings. Box 201, New Castle, Wyo. MOVING Plcture Theate machines, repairs, supplles, new and second-hand. gee us. OMAHA THEATER SUPPLY CO., Baird BIdg. Doug. 3620. Address real bargal accessories, for a good paying drug ! Stores and Offlces. “Household and Domestic. STENO (at once), $75,00; stenu (some cler- ical), $65.00: steno (good future), $60.00; price clerk (at once), £55.00; office clerk (good at figures), $50.00; msst. shipping clerk (at once), $55.00; asst. shipping clerk (somo packing), $65.00; civil eng. and timekeeper (at once), $70.00; bookkeeper (bank), $75.00; draftsman (at once), $80.00. “‘Several other openings not listed.” CO-OPERATIVE REFERENCE CO., 1015-16 City Natl. Blig BKPR., mercantile experience, $80; travel- ing salesman, established trade, §76-2100; asst. bkpr., young man, good penman, $45; steno. and clerk, some experience, $60; Jr. office clerk, $40; retall clerk, $75. Western Reference and Bond Assn., Inc., Originators of the Reference Business, 752 Omaha National Bank Building. SALESMAN (GASOLINE ENGINES). BALESMAN (STAPLE LINE) THE CANO AGENCY, 600 BEE BLDG. FOR a HIGH-CLASS position see us. Call %nd look over our large list of vacancles. THE MARTI CO., 1327 W. 0. W. Bidg. YOUNG man stenographer and clerk office experlence, $60. C 279, Bee. Professions and Trades. THIS is a splendid opportunity for a girl who will appreciate a good home, whcu kindness fs used in every respect; a nice, pleasant room for you, wages; small family. Phone H-rn-y 1100 or call at 115 N. 32d Ave. ANY girl who wlill apprecia with small family, Iood leasant room for you. ‘Z’l!fl. or call at 120 8. Isth fl. WANTED—Experlenced white maid 1o %o laundry work and assist with housework. Tel. Harney 47. Mrs. Barton Millard, 123 N. 39th. EXPERIENCED girl for general house work. Small family. Good wages. References re- quired. Apply 420 So. 42d 8t. Wal. 8219, WANTED— 5—A good colored oook. Must be clean and have references; no others need apply. 124 South 89th. WANTED—Competent white girl for gen- eral housework. Mrs. T. L. Davis, 637 1) t tiel D 6185. - — i 527, e FOR SALE—35-room Fotel, newly furnished, | THREE men for fralt farm, (hres miles | _S0- J1th. Haraey S4T. TR T Hat Cleaning and Blocking: in a good Towa county meat town; popu- [ from town; $35, room and board. Nebraska | WANTED—Good l"‘n d‘" A"" Telephone STRAW. Panama, all -kinds hats, cleaned | lation 4,000, Price $2.600; good reasons| Employment Agency, 1320 Dodge St.| work at 1916 6. ve. and reblocked, 1616-1520 Harney St. for melling. _Address Y 430, Bee. Douglas 7005. wl-tamo-y 3221, . T 7] — =X V| == ANTE! rl or general 01 Housecleaning. X BIG OPPORTUNITY—DBlacksmith shop SEE US FOR DRUG JOBS. hmu’D—GM o e 3ot BY. Mre, | ELECTRIC house cleaning, our work and price will please you. Let us remove your storm windows and put in your screens. Tyler 931 J. Justices of the Peace. H H. CLAIBORNE, 512 Paxton Blk. Red 7401, Notary public; deposition steno. = HAVE a complets file of Scribner's maga- gine from its frst number; w flle of the Century magazine from August, a flle of the Cosmopolitan from 1889 ‘to 1011; most of these magazines are bound in half-sheep, and all n good con- dition. Would llke to them. Rare chance for collector or for library in small town, e me an offer. Address F 318, Bea offic 3 5 "Miscellaneous, i CHOICE SOD FOR SALE Free from woeds and dandelions. Can be seen on the ground, 48th and Plorce Bts, on the carline. Price 3 cents a yard, cut, rofled and JAMES BURT & SON, 2335, 4 quarts of Old Fontenelle whisky, §5.26; bottled in bond. Henry Pollock mall order house. Doug. 7162, 122-124 N. 16th Bt. ALEX JETTES' LI UOR HOUSE. Thirteenth .an Bottled in bond vhukv. lla. $1.00, $1.26 full quart. FOR BALBE—Brand new flelders mitt_and pair of size 7 base ball shoes, cheap. Chas. L Farnam Hotel. ONE new 4-blade celling fan. Telephone Colfax 1998, —_——— WANTED TO BUY WANTED—High class surveyors transit, an instrument that Is designed for gen- eral land surveying as well as drainage ;vorl(. Price must be right. Address Y WANTED TO BUY—Having rented a bulld- ing on track for our office and warehouse wi. will want to buy some glass partitions, Phone Basket Stores Office, Tyler 440. DESKS DESKS DESKS Highest price pald for 2d-hand cloth h ,_trunks, sultcases. D. 6881 or D. 8032, o teeth bought. Send or write R. Uhl.r. 321 Hewes Bidg., San Francisco. C. W_BRITT, 301 Barker Block, Lawnmowers. Lawnmowers repaired, saw filing. D. 7428, LAWNMOWERS sharpened. Harney 6070, Lawyers. FRANCIS MORGAN, 513 Bee. Doug. 4059. Men’s Tailoring. LINDQUIST, 604 Paxton Blk. D-1881, Moter Repairs. CAHILL ELEC. CO.. Bae Bldg. . 387. Office and Store Fixture: H. J. JOSEPH—0dd mill work. Walnut 656, and garage for sale, trade or rent. For further information Zpply or write James Anderson, Mentor, Minn. CO-OPERATIVE REFERENCE CO. Established Ten Years. NICE, little bakery doing good business, making money., Building, machinery, stock at a bargain. Terms. Carlisle, 420 First Nat'l Bk. Bldg Douglas 3100, MUSICIANS for July 4th; bass, tllrlnel and cornet players; low pitch; $6 and ex- Metz, WANTED—A competent housemaid, Mre. B. B. Davis, 1602 . 33d Ave. Harney 711, WANTED—A good German or Bohemian FOR _BALE—Good, oclean atock ware; live town central Nebry reason for selling. Be quick. Address Y 267, Bee. penses. Peter Stephany, Carroll, Ta. girl to assist in kitchen. Dou 6208, WANTED—Gordon feeder. U. 8. Printing | WANTED—Experienced waltress at once. Co. Roam b, Bee Bldg. Omaha Quick Lunch, 320 So. 13th Bt. / Prug store_snaps, Jobs. Kneist, Bee BIdg. Salesmen and | Sollcltor 5 WANTED—A girl for general housework, $8.00 per week. Phone Harriey 1161 WANTED—GIrl 12 to 14 years old fo asslat DOWD Sale and Auction Co., Omaha, have closed out more mdse. stocks than any other firm in U. 8. Write for terms. MOTION PICTURE MACHINES, New and rebuilt bargains, supplies. Omaha Film Exchange, 108 8. 14th 8t. FOR BALE by owner. Drug store, dwelling nd stock; square deal. Address owner, 1 t 6t.. Ave., D , Colo. WILLIAMS, established 29 years. To buy or sell business see him. 411 McCague Bldg. Reference U. 8. Nat Bank. STORE and residence on corner 3lst and co user; high school or its equivalent, by a rellable firm In established business with permanence and advancement se- cured; outside territory, fvee tralning with experienced salesman; compensation from $30 to $76 a week, depending upon the applicant. F. M. Ingler, Hotel Castle. WANTED—Several neat apearing young men to solicit in the city and all over 'Ne- braska. We have the fastest selling pro sition on the market. Our men average Hust'ers can can make $6 or P.mun' and Pa; Ames Ave. See owner, 3116 Ames. Snap| §3 per da: OMAHA Paste Co., 718 8. 1Pn Dou‘ 3160, | _If taken by 1st. $6. Apply 838 Brandels Theater Bldg. TO GBT in or out of business, call o8 |~ oK SALESMAN WANTED. Patent Attorney. H. A. STURGES, 630 Brandels Thea. D. 3489. Pianos for Rent. $3.50 Per Mo. A. Hospe Co., 1513 Douglas. Piano Instruction. PIANO lessons, 50. Walnut 1523, Shoe Repairin CAREFUL work quickly done. Electric Shos R 07_St. Mary's Ave. Towel ‘prliel OMAHA Towel Supply, 207 8. 11th. D. lll Vacuum Cleaners, CLEAN QUICKLY AND THOROUGHLY WITH ECLIPSE ELECTRIC; RENT §1 AND $1.50 Pg\ DAY. DOUGLAS 1760, Wedding Stationery. WEDDING _announcements and _printing. DOUGLAS Printing Co. Tel. Doug. 644. Wines and Liquors. BUY your family liquors at Klein's Liguor House, 622 N. 16th. Douglas 1809, Wall Paper Cleaning. WALLPAPER cleaning, by room or hour. Reasonable. Phone D. 5484. Geo. Rumple. = SWAPPERS' COLUMN WANT some choice old coins, must be old, rare and In good condition; also rare post- age stamps, particularly the local stamps tssued by different cities before the regu- lar U, 8. stamps were lssued. What do you want in exchange? Write 8. C. 1229, Omaha Bee; describing fully what you have, coins by year of issue and denomli- nation and speclal mint marks, if any. == HOLMES pays your price for 2d hand clothes, shoes and hats. Web, 8220, ANNOUNCEMENTS Office to Rent or Chiropractor or Osteopath Buite of 3 rooma. The Bee Bullding, Inquire Room 103, TAVE outdoors C. A, Outing_Park. BRODEGAARD'S "Lucky Wedding Ring: at 16th and Douglas Sts. Accountants. E. A. DWORAK, C. P. A. 433-437 Ramge Bldg. Tel. Douglas 7406. Advertising Noveltie: M. F. Bhafer & Co., 13th-Farnam. D. 1474, Artists, ARTISTS work for the trad brushing; high-class work, Bakeries. coloring, air- 611 Paxton. CAKES, pastry _supplied to par ments. Z. H. R . Bath: HYGIENIC BATH INSTITUTE, Madam Edna H, La Bell, 709 South 16th B8t, Apt. 6. Prof. B. Mayer, Chiropodist, Foot Bpecialist, corns, ingrown nalls removed without pain. Swedish massage & spec- ach Swedish massage. Lady DOCTORS KNOLLENBERG AND MACNAMARA. Combining Chiropractic with lulpnur. to Muse theater. bR BENDA~Sulphur, steam. Modern Turkish BATHS AND MASSAGE, Private apartments for -4 _with lady attend- ants. 1919 Farr..m. Phone Douj 1. 10 ACRES good unimproved land, located 88 miles from St. Louls' great Mmarket, 3% miles from Ironton, Mo.; beautiful coun- trade for Omah: motor cycle, pian Owner, J 267 B FIVE el2ctric fans frnm 9-inch to 16-inch. Plano player, mahogany case, and about 66 rolls of music. This is new. Powers 6-A moving picture ma. chine, used only a short time. chairs, all in good condition. you to offer for these? 1227, Bee. HAVE 1913 b-passenger Regal in perfect shape; will swap for small roadster, Ford preferred, but will consider any make; have Bosch high-tension magneto. one ylinder Elsi magneto, one Prestolite k; will swap together or separate. Addross 8. C,, 1235 Bee. ADDING MACHINE — Burroughs Adding Machine in perfect condition, just llke new, with all the features of the Bur- roughs; will exchange for automobile, ori- ental rugs, pictures, zood books, or what have you? Address 8. . 1233, Bee. WANTED—LOTS FOR FARM. 160-acre farm land, Fall River county, D.; small house, rich rolling Address 8 C, flll 1824 Sahler, Omaha. CHOICE bullding lot at Carter Lake olub or town lot on main street of Ralston, will trade for good automoblles or make first payment on modern residence worth about $6,000. Describe what you have fully in st lotter. Adqress F' 268, Be r, looks like and just as good as new—a high el car, will swap same at once for good 1916 or 1916 Ford, as I need a light car at once, so If you want a big bargain you b.l(or hurr,. 8. C. 1214 Bee. GANGESTAD, 422 Bee Bldg. Doug. 3477, TO SELL or buy a business, call on Busch & Borghoff. Frenzer Blk. D. 3319 ROOMING houses at great bargains. Call 404 Ware Blk. Phone Red 644 by live Nebraska manufacturing corpora- tion, to handle increase of its capital stock. Call or write P. K. Walsh, City ational bank building, or phone Tyler 632 for particulars. ‘Turn old furniture, household goods and clothing into cash with a Bce Want Ad. SITUATIONS WANTED ‘WEEKLY RATE, 160 PER LINE. Day work or business ads regular rates. 3 lines one week. 3 lines one weel Each ex line P Male. Man, 35 years old, with bank- ing and live stock commis- sion company expenence de- sires position or interest in business, bank preferred; funds to invest; excellent ref- erences. Address Box 225, Keokuk, Iowa. MAN and wife past 60, both good workers, would ltke & place to work by the month in a family; wife good cook, good ironer and good housekeepor; man also very handy. Address G. Robb, 1421 34 Ave., Council Bluffs, Ta. WANTED—Position in storeroom, Wwa house, checking, shipping, recelving and packing depts, or what have you? Go anywhere. Graw, 201% 8. 18th. Phone Doug. 6640. FARM HANDS, CORN PLOWERS, etc., fur- nished free to farmers. Write, wire or telephone, Sweeney and Dillon’s Nebraska Employment agency, 1320 Dodge 8t, Omaha, Neb. Douglas 7005. PRINTER wants steady position, all. man; good W expected. G. C. Pilot-Tribune, Storm Lake, Ia. WANTED—HIgh-gr: alesman; partly ex- perfenced in the sale of corporate stock preferred. Must be capable of earning $5,000 a year or more. Give past experi- ence and full reference in first letter. Ad- dress P. O. Box 526, Omaha, Nebrask: MANUFACTURER wants dle exclusive state rights; a of great merit. See Mr. Spitler, Castle SBEVBRAL young men to road. Experience unnecessary. employment. Apply 8:30 a. m. 603-A Beo Bldg. - STOCK and bond salesman. STANDARD SEC. & INV. CO,, 1017 W. 0. W., Omaha. SALESMEN—BIg money for' business get- ters. Call at 1017 W. 0. W. AUTO Time Protector Mfg. Co. wants to handle territory. 413 Bee Bld Hotels and Restaurants. WANTED—NIGHT HOUSE MAN. APPLY ent with light housework. Colfax 1378. COMPETENT girl_for_general houssworki must be good cook. Harney 6339, COMPETENT white girl, one who how to cook preferred. Colfax 3838, NEAT g\l for general housework. Harney 2601, 438 No. 38th Ave. WO\!AV or girl for general housework. k. 1608 PIAND l\mlnl. Charles Fish, Webater 1265, Miscellaneous. LADIES to sew at home during spare timy good pay; work sent prepald. Ivanhos Mtg. Co., St. Louls, Mo. EDUCATIONAL DAY SCHOOL, BOYLES COLLEGE, NIGHT SCHOOL. Every day is enrollment day. Bookkeep- ing, Shorthand, Stenotype, Typewriting, Telegraphy, Civil Service—all Commercial and English branches. Catalogue free. BOYLES COLLEGE, 18th and Harney Sta. Tel. Douglas 1565. THE VAN SANT SCHOOL SBTENOGRAPHY—BOOKKEEPING. } Day School for Young Women, Evening School for Young Men and Women. SUMMER school, Bellevue, Neb,, June 17 to August 14. Tuition, $12.50. Coliege, normal and high school subjects. Outdoor morm- ing classes. Paul W. Evans, Director. EARN big money; be a photographer; easy to learn; complete course. $26. Emo: 5 .| Bchool of Photography, 612 N. 16th Bt. _}[{SESEKEEPER. FONTENELLE HO-| School of hoto B WANTED—Tutoring _for the_summer by 0yS. competent grade teacher. Webster 860, 2 EXPERIENCED office boys, good refer- ences, $30 per month; two experienced malds, $7 a week. E 280, Omaha Bee. Trade Schools. MOLER COLLEGE (ESTABLISHED 18 LEARN THE BARBER ABADE fn the original and largest school. We give you perience under skilled Instructors, Wages while learning, tools given, pos tions for graduates. Write for illustra catalogue or call. 110 8, 14th St., Oma Neb. [ GOOD MEN WANTED, rn auto work for the big spring rush. training work on autos and electric starting systems. AMERICAN AUTO COLLEGE, 2068 Farnam, Omaha, Neb. YOUNG men or women who want good po- sitions should advertise in The Bee. It is'the paper big business men read, bank- ers, brokers, retall and wholesale mer- chants. SITUATION wanted by stro - perate man in freight house, warehouse or wholesale house. Phone E. Webster, Har- ney 4001 YOUNG man wants position or office cler several years' Enid_ Holub, 1813 Dodge St. EXTRA—A-1_chauffeur wants ariving or repairing for Saturday afternoons and s bookkeeper Sundays, Best of clty reference. Ad- dress J-270 Bee. Miscellaneous. CONTRACTORS—Contractors attention. We turnish all kinds of mechanics and labor- of charge. Responsible for all . Write, wire or telephone, Sweeney and Dillon's Nebraska Employ- ment Agency, 1320 Dodge 8t. Douglas 7006. ODD jobs and janitor work by day, week or month; experienced in all lines of work; best of references. Doug. 8693, House cleauning in pape: cleaning by W. M. Kennedy. Phone D. !NL YOUNG man, experienced driver, private or truck, South 8. ASHES and refuse hauled. Web. 685 i LEARN barber trade, more than make your tuition while learning. Set of tools inoluded. Job guaranteed. Call or write for catalogue. 1402 Dodge. TRI-CITY BARBER COLLEGE, 2068 Farnam St. Omaha, Neb. MEN wanted to learn the barber trade. Tuition $25. 1608 Cass St, Omaha. OMAHA BARBER COLLEG! Miscellancous. ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES, MEN WANTED. Able-bodled unmarried men be- tween ages of 18 and 36, citizens of United acter and temperate ak, read and write the English langi For information apply to Recruiting _ Officel Fifteenth and Dodge St 207 Sixth Ave, Molnes, Ia.; Fourth 8t., Sioux City, Ia.; 130 N. Tenth 8t., Lincoln, Neb. YOUNG man with office experience; must be neat and well recommended, to take half interest in establishod paying office business; requires $1,000 to pay for . half interest in high-grade touring car, office fixtures and other investments, Barlow Adjustment Co., 404 Ware Bik, BPECIAL clinlc will be held at Creighton Dental college, conducted by Dr. A. E. Smith of Chicago. A limited number of can be given free dental service. college & Tuesday, s only. the Dental ‘Wednesday, Thursday ¥ v mylhln1 to trade, make . little z and run it In this col\lmn for seven days—it only costs 26c and 3o soswers. Onl or two nlwtrl lr' l ficlent to mu ur tre transaction only cofll bout loo Try |t Books and Periodicals. Every Child's Magazine—3§1, 314 8. 19th St, halt the price of new ones. Phone us for umplc of ticking. Mall orders filled. 1907 Cuming ‘St. Douglas 3467, ER Toaving City, must sell wlelur an able and 3 chal GEST ASSORTMENT of fresh flowe delivered or shipped anywhere. HE! DERSON, 1519 Farnam Bt, FMKIR Flower Shop, 411 B, 16th. D, 8103, N A 1623 Harney. Doug. 1001, 3 it, 1804 Farnam 8t. D. 3000.. FRATERNAL ORDERS, 'TION, ODD FELLOWST 4ll 0dd Follows of Omaha and Douglas eounty are urgod to meet 0da F.Ilowl hall in Omaha, Wednesday, June 14, at 0 p. m., for the purpose of participat- ing in the Flag day parad All sojourning Odd Fellows and. mem- bera of Council Bluffs lodges are most cordially Invited to participate. It s my earnest dosire that every Odd Fellow who possibly can shall take part 1- this great patriotio d-mouu\tlon i honor of our country's BAM K. GREENLEAF, Dnud Master, RS of the Anclent Order of Hiber- nians of Divisions Nos. 1 and 3, Irish Fel- lowship CI Emmet Assoclation and Friends of Irish Freedom, who do not be- long “to other organizations taking part in the Flag Day parade, will meet at Heatey & lh h Twenty-sixth and Farnam, at . m. They will then be assigned n“thnlr vuca in Division No. § of ATTENTION, DANISH BROTHBRHOOD] The funeral of Thorvald Jorgensen will be held from family residence, 1 Park avenue, Thursday, June 15, 1916, Inter- ment Forest Lawn cemetery, T. L. KEIL, President. HENRY MEYER, Becretary. maha Lodge, No. 1§, 1. O. | members are requested to and Farnam, Wednesday, m, emarp, 9 participate the day parads. % H. CRAIG, Recorder, ry il l’\ll mahogany chiffonier. Call ‘ebster 2079, REFRIGERATOR, gas range, beds, drossers, also mahogany bedroom wuite, dining fur- niture; must be sold next week; will sell by plece very cheap. Cuming. §6 ICE BOXES, 36 gas stoves, 200 rugs of all Illnfll, wultry wire and netting. Open tL9 p. m. 1639 N. 24th 8 FOR MLE——I"I nted Ironing board, neat nd well bullt; will lnl l time, Phone __us_for particulars. 3 TO ADMIRERSS of old hguuum. for sale, hand-carved dining room table, six chairs, massive lldl!wlr_fl_'!tk ‘Walnut 1163, BRASS BED, chittoneer, fine mirror, ng _ ek, rugs, 2413 Capitol Ave. FOR_SALE—10 folding chairs fof storage and indebtodn Call Colfax 972, FOR SALE—General household §oods. Walnut 765, Pianos and Musical Instruments, MAHOGANY upright Sohmer piano for rent: $2 a month. Tel. Douglas 3. Store and Office m DESKS, safes, scales, showcases, sBeIVInE, c. We buy, sell. Omaha Fixture & Bupply Co., 414-16-18 8. 12th. Doug, 3734, FOR BALB— pool tables, all_complete, cheap, 4418 North 24th. Billiard and Pocket Tables. FOR BALE—BILLIARD TABLES, Brand new, carom and pocket, with complete outfit, §! econd-hand tables at re. g a fou BRUNIWICK BALKI-COLLNNDII Co., 407-409 South 10th 8t BURROUGH combination billiard and pool table, 4-5 regulation sf Imost new, cial balls. Call Harney 2§ Lumber and Building_ i(norlnlu. Lawson, X various Danish lodges in Onio.ur Omaha are ID-HAND lumber for e, New Ford Bldg., 1814 Cfil!lln'. i Dancin DE LUXE ACADE‘I Brass and Iron Foundries, Paxton-Mitchell Co,, 37th and Martha Sts. m and Finishing. “REXOETE" cameras, 2%x3, $2.00; (uni- versal focus lens.) Green's Pharmacy, 16th and Howard. See them today. Buttons and Pleating. DRESS pleating, hemstitching and cov- ered buttons. - Van - Arnam Dress Pleat- ing and Button Co, #d floor Paxton Blk. Doug. 310, Curpenml and Contractors. Bi}C‘K. re) d cement work of all n CARPBNTIIR—J\) work. hiropractic and Spinal Adju-tment. DR. JUSMORN'S modern sanitary chtro- otic adjusting parlo: 011 18 Rose Bldg. . 8347, Palmer Sch dy attendant. leaners and D ers. STATE DRY CLEANING CO,, 120 N, 12th Bt D. 6073, Costumes, THEATRICAL gowns, full dress sults, for rent. 200 N. 17th St. John Feldma HAVE one Spita dog, one bull terrier, one Angora cat, three canary birds, a few gold fis trade for anything useful. What Omaha Dally Bee, 8. C., 1230. @ 4 town lots In the San Lois, fan well district; will trade to In first class condition, or any- thing equal. _Address Y 432, Be AUTOMOBILE truck, Ruttenberg motor, thoroughly overhauled and guaranteed, five good tires, for trade for Ford car. Ad- dress 8. C., 1228, Bee. BRAND new Ford roa , 4 new tires, re- cently overhauled, first class condition, to Address, 8. C., ANY part of $2,660 shares In Councll Blufts corporation for late model 6-pass. auto, or what have you? Bee. FILMS DEVELOPED FREE when prints are ordered, Enlargements from any neg- ative. Kase Studlo, 16th and Harney. HAVE hou counter or anything I can use. Peters, Phone Douglas 3234, TAVE §500 equity in 40 ft. lof, Field club district, will trade for Ford in good con- dition. Addrel{E 178, Bee. FOR SALE OR TRADE—Up-to-date 8-room house located at 2219 Bvans. Call owner, ‘Web. 813, Call Address 8. C. 1234, | Int to exchange for desk, | Hotels and Restaurants. RELIABLE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 1610 Davenport. 8t. Douglas 1856, Headquarters for hotel help. Female. RELTABLE woman wishes day work, nurs ishwashing and caring for children; Phone Harney 4716. GENERAL housework by the week by meat colored woman; no laundry work. Web. 5027. THE BEB charge for "Situation ads’ 1 lower than any other form of advertising ~not enough to cover cost of printing. PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER. Public stenographer and notary public, Bee Bldg. Doug. 1868, Reas. ra GERMAN woman would Ilke position doing general housework 4 or 5 hours per day. C. Naumann, 3302 Leavenworth. COLORBED lady wishes day work and bun- dle washing. Phone Webster 4003. Ask for Blanch. POSITION wanted as housekeeper by lady with 1 child, 3029 Leaevenworth. Harney 8761, WANTED—Position as housekeeper, Write or call Miss A. Randolph, 406 No. 16th §t. LORED lady, A-1 cook, wants position; private family or hotel. Douglas 4876. TOLORED girl wants chambermaid or eral housework. Call Harney, 3996 OLORED girl wants to take care of chil- dren. Age 16 Web. 1389, 807 FURNITURE of nine room house to trade for new car. Address 8. C.. 1332, Be Academies. !l 8. lllhkfll. Detectives, THE INTER-STATE DETECTIVE AS. BOCIATION~Incorporated d bonded. 432 Ramge Bldg. Tel. Douglas 4212, PHIL WINCKLER, 13716 Dewey Ave Expert, low rates. Harney 5708. JAMES ALLAN, 313 Neville Block. Bvi- dence secured In all cases. Tylor 1136, Evidence aecured; all cases striotly confl- dentlal: consultation free. 628 Bee. Ty, 908. Dressmaking. ACCORDION, Side, Knife, Box Pleating, Coy. Buttons, Hemstitching, Neb. Pleating & Button Co., 431-3 Paxton Blk., R. 4943 WAN'nchc_w"lTb» experionced Ar i prices rcasonable. No 15, Stering Ap Dourlas 5698, ST-CLABS work on summer dresses And Uik shiriet overything guar. D. 38 elater's Dressmaking Col., 1628 City Natl. Jewelry, Diamonds and Watches, BRODEGAARD'S 'm:l:y wedding ringa” at 16th and Douglas Sts, Terry Dressmak's college, 20th and Farnam. Fancy work, crochetin Wal. 2098, BY day, work guaranteed. Webater 7388, | A LITTLE ad in m!- column wul bring about _some remark: GOOD organ for sale, Webster 3958, FOR SBALE—A good paylng newspaper in rich farming and logging community on the Columbla river; s county oMcial and leading paper of Columbla county; no coTpelltlon, In town of 2,000 and ha plendid job and advertising tra invoice $7,000; price has been placed at 0! $6,000 for quick sale and $3,600 will han- dle the deal; will bear the closest investi- gatlon. Reasons for selling, have other business. Address Rainier Review, Rainler, Oregon. A1 general merchandise business for sale, located In a good live town, doing on an average of $40,000 of business per year on a $10,000 stock; owners of stock own bullding and will give a lease for a num- ber of years to sult the purchaser. Rea- sons for selling, must dissolve a partner- ship business. Write for particulars, Ad- dress Y 42, 3 7 H NEAT colo PLAIN sewing and day work. Web. 3875. Laundry and Day Work. COMPETENT woman wants day woik. Pre- fer washing.' Reterence furnished. Web- ster 3862 3 BUNDLE washing, piece work, lace our- tains; work guaranteed. Webster 1250. EXPERIENCED woman wants day work of any kind. Phone Webater 6825. eirl wants mald or day work. DAY work Ind bum‘lls washing. Doug. 4968. Bndle wash, call, del.; guar. Mrs. East. H3864 DAY work and bundle washing. Web. 3027. BUNDLE washing to take home. Web. 7410. paving free; y; R. R. fare advanced. Labor Agency, 1320 Dodge St. FIFTY forelgn laborer: 7005, MAN and wife for farm, 16 miles out; 340 per month; huuse, garden, cows etc., furnished. Nebraska Employment Agency, 1320 Dodge St. Douglas 7006. YOUNG MEN wanted as railway malil clerk: $76 mohth. _ Sample examination ques- tions free. Franklin institute, Dept. 231 P, Rochester, N. Y. 3 GOOD_sober German speaking man wanted at German Home for housecleaning. Ask for Manager, German Home. Dml _phone; WANTED—A Japanese or Chinese to run electric and help with housework. 924 So. 33d Musical. HARP—Summer term offer to students M- ginning April 16. Harps furnis 208 Lyric Bldg. Loretta DeLone Studio. BOURICIUS MUSIC STUDIOS, 1 Arlington block; we observe the needs of each individual pupil. Douglas 2471. PERSONAL PILES, FISTULA . CURED Dr. E. R. Tarry oures Dlll‘. fistuls end other rectal diseases without surgioal operation. Cure guaranteed and no money. pald until cured. Write for book on reo- tal diseases with testimonials. DR. B. R. TARRY, 240 Bee Bldg., Omtha, Neb. KATHRYN L. RILEY, DERMATOLOGIST. Graduate, Chicago and Parls. Plmples, blackheads, eradicated. Chiropody, corns, bunions, ingrowing nails, oured. No pain. Complexions bleached, refined, harmle: to skin. Scalp treatments. Thin prem: turely gray hair restored. Crooked nos features, corrected. Superfluous hair foi ever removed by electrolysis. Parlors, 1708 California St., Omaha. Ph. Doug. 8368. YOUNG women coming to Omaha as strang- ers are invited to visit the Young Women's Christlan association bullding at 17th St. will and St. Mary's Ave.,, where they directed to suitable boarding assisted. Look for our ‘the Unlon Btation. THE Salvation Army Industrial home so- licits your old clothing, furniture, maga- zines. . We collect. We distribute. Phone Doug. 4136 and our wagon will call, Call and inspect our (IBW home, 1110-1112-1114 Dodge St. be | & i's school; Swedish massage, scalp and halr, 9a m to9p m 13. 401 Ware BI HENRIETTA M. BRUGEMAN, wolentif] masseuse, electric and radio iight treat- ments, steam and shower baths for men and women, 203 Karbach Blk. Red 37317, RUPTUR 'Successfully treated with- 'out & surgical operation. operation. Call or write Dr Frank H. Wray, 306 Bee Bldg. CONFIDENTIAL—Friend: Your letter May 20th. 1 am representing party you ad- dressed. When and where can we meet? Address Bee, C-316. $120 monthly. Bx- FIREMEN, brakemen, Rallway. Y-424 Bee. perience unnecessary. Bxp. nurse will glve privaie treatmonts at your home; rheumatism, etc. Tyler 2056, AGENTS AND CANVASSERS AGENTS—Two of the Ereatest agents' ar- ticles just out; 150 per cent commissiol Write today. The Jefferson Merchandise Co., Dept. E, Batavia, Ia. HELP WANTED—FEMALE Stores and Offices. OMAHA'S superb halr dressing and treat ment parlors; prices very reasonable, Indu_Kosmetic Shop, 319-20° Rose Bldg. WE make a speclalty of stout women's and surgical corsets. NU-BONE Corset Shop. Brandels Thea. iobby. Doug. 4396, MASSAGE AND ELECTRIC BATH ropody. Misses Gray and Head, 210-214 Balrd Blk.,, 17th and Douglas. D, 8458, PRIVATE home for maternity cases. Ba- adnuled Colfax 2042. 4416 N. 38th, Wanted—By big Omaha in- stitution, a bright, young lady stenographer. Must be accurate, careful and a good worker. These qualifications are of more importance than experience. Write. giving age, past and present el zflny"s’ + etc. Address P 325, STENO, $56; steno, $60; steno. and book- keeper, $60; steno and dictaphone, $65. « CO-OPERATIVE REFERENCE CO., 1016-16 City Natl. Bldg. Washing and lace ourtains done. Ty. 1144 TAUNDRY and duy work. Webster 3401, WANTED—Work by week, Exp. Har. 3642, Fxp. col. woman by day, bdle. wash. D. 6077, BUNDLE washing neatly done. Web. 4867 Tmundress, day work. O. Jackson. W. 1957 WANTED—GIrl to_work in grocery store. 8. H. Buftett & Bon. Professions_and Trades. WANTED —Girls in flat work depl Apply Evans Model Laundry, 11th and Douglas. GIRLS to learn hair dre Oppenheim __Pariors at 236 City National Bank Bldg. COLORED girl wants day work. Web. 2362, ANY kind of work by day. D. 8545. AMBERMAID or & work. Web. 2016 Saleswomen and Solicitors. WANTED—Lady solicitors; §ood proposition and good pay. 1727 Leavenworth. IRONING by day. ref. Web. 6344 rgqugrements--wzll be found in the ‘“Announcement Column’’ Lady agents wanted—2706 Cumming St., up. LU ELL EBSTER, “masseuse,” 518 Pax- ton Blk., 10 a. m. to 8 p. m, o board and care for. . upstairs. Phone Doug. 3797, 1d_massage, 1332 Faram St 8eo- ond floor, room two FIC massage. ¢ 6372, WANTED—Day or night r mmlnl. hy color __graduate nurse. Call Web. 6619, o 20 Bee BIdg, Phons eur!n . No. 2 Davidge Blk. Phone Doug. 8761, 602-3 Rose Bg. Ty. 230, Il Douglas 3628, \ POSITION as gentleman nurse, exp. D, 6697, —— FOR RENT—ROOMS Furnished Rooms, ATTENTION, ROOM HUNTER: If you fall to find the room you desire among these a call at The Bee office for a Room List—gives complete detalled description of va- cant rooms in all parts of the city. If more convenient phone The Bct Want Ad Dept. and give your and address, and a list' wili bl malled to you at once. New lists are issued every week. of Speczal Service and Merchandzse--;ust a little out of the ordinary run of ' ?Twill pay you to read them o —t T