Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 28, 1916, Page 10

BIRTHS AND DEATHS. _ FOR SALE—Miscellaneous Want-Ad Rat‘es' Births—Bishop and Lilllan Baker, hos- CASH WITH ORDER. pital, boy; Jacob and Bessle Bookatein, 2411 | _ umber and Bui ding Materials. lC"' word. PRD eh insertion | Seward, boy; Harry and Rose Carp, hos- | 2D-HAND Tumber for sale 4x4 and 4x6. (8et solid—no display)) pital, girl; Thomas and Bertha Cochran, w Ford Bldg., 1614 Cuming. Ads Paragraphed or Set in Display Style | 4521 Pierce, boy; David and Molly Far- rinting and Office Supplics fc per line........ “one time | man, hospital, boy; Edward and Betty |- : * : 7o per line "three consecutive times | Finch, 4224 Parker, boy; August and Lena “)‘;\;;A"‘rfi'-&nng»fl printlng. Janing, 1610 Monroe, boy; Thomas and Maxie Love, 948 North Twenty-seventh, girl; Max and Roso Lichter, 1604 North Thirty- fourth, boy; John C. and Teresa Murray, 2010 Deer Park boulevard, girl; Charles and May Nolan, 3010 North Fifty-seventh ave- (Count six words to the line) Twplicating Co., also public Phone for prices. Douglus 2502. axton Blk. RS-BARNHART Ptg. printing. _Tel. Doug. 2190. COMMERCIAL Steno. __b40 CHARGE RATES Sc_per lne..... ..one time Te per lin {hree consecutive times (Count six words to the line.)) “quality nue, girl; Richard and Matilda Rau, 3123 13th St Special Rates: Leavenworth, girl; Adam and abeth — Farm and Ranch l‘"dru insertion | Riedmann, 3401 X, girl; H. M. and Marle Miscellaneous, Te ur(gnu ) :ly:‘n,l ho-&lll:l. flwyl:"l Jnvm -lnd l':""',’(',';,’ MY high standard of quality will be mein- -~ v N’ odola, ou! Nineteenth, boy tained; 4 quarts of Old Fontenelle whisky, FOREIGN ?;%‘L%R;l,‘sr{;}r%étfis“saos TS| Authon’ and Magdalene Stanck, 5826 South [ §3.25: bottled In bond. ~Henry Pollock, FICATIONS. Nineteenth, boy; Ferdinand and Mary Vo- mall order house. Doug. 7163, 122-124 dieka, 5323 Bouth Twenty-first, boy. N. 16th St 1706 Bouth D mlehol b ALEX JETTES LIQUOR HOUSE, Fourteenth; Albert J. Dutcher, 67, 4228 Erskine; Gordon Bates Ledwich, 10, 1617 Thirteenth and Douglas. Georgia avenue; Salathiel Richards, 83, Bottled in bond whisky, 86c, §1.00, §1.25 tull quart, Florence; Gustave Soderlund, 66, 2615 Bui At dette; John Zenchuk, 3, 127 Poppleton; | FOR BALE—Icebox, one counter, meat acals, Charlotte Connor, 32, hospital. meat block, coffee mill and wagon. 2516 N Bt. Tel. South 3k41. e LARGE rug for folding baby bugky. Good condition. ~ Mrs. McGaffin, 610 South Thirty-fifth avenue. WANTED TO Bl}Y CARD OF THANKS, DEATH AND FU- NERAL NOTICES, MARRIAGE LICENSES. ses were Issued to the fol- Marriage lic lowing couples Name and Residence. (Minimum charg Monthly !ulo for -undm- ads (no chang: of copy). $1.80 per line Age. \ ANNOUNCEMENTS BUSINESS CHANCES HELP WANTED—MALE THE BEE: OMAHA, . JUNE 1916. e, PERSONAL Motor Repairs. CAHILL ELEC. CO., Bee Bldg. D. 3879, Office and Store Fixtures. JOSEPH—Odd mm work. W dln\u 555 " Patent Attorney. H. A. STURGES, 630 Brandels Thea, D. 3469. H. J. WILLIAMS, catublished 29 years, To buy or sell business see him. 411 McCague BIdg. Reference U. 8. Nat'l Bank, SELL or buy a business call on Busch & Borghoff, 730 World-Herald Bld LIST 'H ME FOR QUICK RESULTS Tyler 2487. 419 Rose Bldg. " Painting and Papering. ()MAHA J'(I)lll! (fl 'Hl! 8. 13th. Doug. 3760, tOOM, paper and_hanging. " Pianos for Rent. $3.50 Prr Mo. A. Hospe!Co., '13 Doutl as. Piano Instruction. PIANO Xl‘!wfln‘ 60c. Walnut Ifizfl Scale Repairing. Om. Standard Scale Co., 513 8. 1 lh Vacuum Cleaners. CLEAN QUICKLY AND THOROUGHLY WITH ECLIPSE ELECTRIC; RENT §1 __AND $1.50 PER DAY. DOUGLAS 1760, Towel Supplies. OMAHA Towel Bupply, 207 8. 11th. _D. 623. Wedding Stationery. WEDDING _announcements and printing. Printing Co. Tel. Doug. 644. Wines and Liquors. BUY your famlily liquors at Klein's Liquor House, 522 N. 16th. Douglas 180 ~ Wall Paper Cleaning. WALLPAPER cleaning, by room or hour. Reasonable. Phone D, 5854, Geo. Rumple. SWAPPERS’ COLUMN NUMISMATICS—Have several valuable D211, complete collaction of old coins to trade; one collection of 60 differont dates of the large U. B. coins, representing every year of their coinage except four, will trade for anything worth $16, an anclent coln guaranteed to be about 2,000 years' old for anything worth 83; 1 California round and 1 octagonal gold quarter each for anything worth §2; one California round and one octagonal gold half-dol- lar, each for anything worth $3. Also have many others. Complete sots, which it would take many years and great ex- pense to collect pleco by plece, What have you? Address 8. C. 118, Omaha Bee. (Count six words to the line.) Wil Tike, OTanee: ) - Ll 2 % Laura Coupal, Benson . 28| WANTED—High class surveyors transit, (Contract n(u on application.) an instrument that is deslgned for gen- W. C. Perkins, Gascoyne, N. D... 35) eral land surveying as well as drainage THE BEE will no be responsible for more | Ollie B. Warner, Valley 18| work. Prico must be right. Address Y than one l:;omc; lnlmlov;h:' an lel‘m‘- John Miratsky, Omaha..... ci...over 21| 369, Bee. tisement orde: for more n one time. | yary Pagderka, Omaha 18 | WANTED TO BUY—Having mma ADVERTISERS should retain receipts given Lioyd Burdic, Herman 27 B lstae oun ve. roctified without them, | 148 Darlow, Omaka - un e SBLBPHONE If you cannot con: | John Lupomeck, Omaha T venlently bring or send Indyour Adlm Ask | Mary Kotlas, Omaha. 21 for s Want-Ad Taker, and you w calve the same good service as when de. | Ernest B, Froemal fl used_desks, bought, sold livering your ad at the office. :lnllcll: l‘; i"‘o“- ‘;‘"“" s ! d, 1207 Farn PHONE TYLER 1000. arl uck, Omaha CALL Te - - WANT-AD COLUMNS CLOSE— Louise M. Storz, Omal ST et n;"m:::’mzh;"blnln rb'::;r:mo.l, I'lur‘ralvl. I%l!lll% lrgg%rgl! .- 1300 3 [ Jonn Liebentritt, Blprence 21| pay all it's worth. 160§ California St. MORNIN( B - M. |Thersla Helda, Omaha 18| Highest price pald for 3d- f.{na"mm- Peter Fallesen, Neligh.. __shoos, trunks, r D. 801 Anna Hansen, Millard, i 24|G1d false testh bought smaF’W Mn"E Pnnsm“ George C. Clark, Omaha over 21| _Uhler, 321 Hewes Bidg., San Francisco. Alice M. Wheeler, Omaha «cover 18| IOTMEA pays your price for Tahand of the best Motlon || George V. 8hilby, Omaha. . clothes, shoes and hats. Web. 3220, % ho)-h- Marle Ehring, Omaha. . w:;:du;n T buy, a sleeping tent 10x13, Daily. e ress O, 186 Bee. s BUILDING PERMITS, T Downtown. o o Viment. Bocowitk, HEo CArbor, frame ANNOUNCEMENTS welling, $1, yron Reed company, FBGITE 'RESS 15TH & DOUGLAS | North Thirty-second, frame dwelling, 32,001 F'NEOEU”E E. 8. Redick company, 520 South Thirty- THRRE ROOMS first avenue, frame dwelling, $3,000. SPECIAL NOTICE. ~ REWARD $100 100 cash will be paid to the party who attempted the assault last Saturday noon at 24th and Hickory for the name of stigator and $500 upon conviction of said. in- stigator. No _arrest. e R Mo Eialbiu LAMBERT Sié’VOTWLELL & SHOT- 364 Omaha Natlonal Bank Bldg. ALL VETERANS of the war with Spain, and Philiipine Insurrection, who will re nlist for Mexican service communicate with me at Douglas 3631, GUS A. TYLEE COLONIAL MINSTREL MAIDS " MINSTRELS DE LUX AN ALL-GIRL ACT, NINE BWELL GIRLS PENN CITY TRIO. . i Jalking, Tnstrumentallste. ) LACK & MILFORD, t etmdr. Binging -nd hlkln. IESSE LE CO THAT BOMEWHAT DIFFBRENT MIMIC. FARNAM, 1415 FARNAM Iw sthe house of features, orchestra, and pipe organ presents tomorrow j THEDA BARA “SAMSON" . PRINCESS, wrm 1719 DOUGLAS “PEG 0' THE RING” AMATED WEEKLY "ALMOST A WIDOW" CRIP OF CRIME" * DRAMA WITH THOMAS JEFFERSON North, mflfi, 24TH AND FORT tAs w'u Decide,” Lam: “Ratfle for a_Husband," Joker compady. ' GRAND, 16TH AND BINNEY “THE LITTLE CHURCH - AROUND THE CORNER" - & wpoctal o World Feature and Pfi"fi ORGAN DE LUXE ROME, 2 H & CUMING fine ior LAWYERS, REAL ESTATE or NSURANCE. The Bee Building Co., Office Room 103, BRODEOAARD'S “Lucky Wedding Rings” at 16th and Douglas Sts. LIVE outdoors. ¥, M. C. A. Oufing Park, P2 fE LT 18 50 G S SO T30 T Accountants, E. A, DWORAK, C. P. A. 433-437 Ramgoe Bldg. Tel. Douglas 7406. Advertising Noveltie! M. F. Bhater & Co., 12th-Farnam. D. 7474. Artists, ARTISTS work for the trade, coloring, air- brushing; high-class work. 611 Paxton. Bakeries, CAKES, pastry and fanc lllpnllod o parties, lodges and entertain- ments. Z. H. Reeder, 1606 N. 18th, W. 3207, Books and Periodicals. Every Child's Magazine—$1. 315 8, 19th Bt. Brass and Iron Foundries. Paxton-Mitchell C 27th and Martha Sts. Baths, HYGIENIC BATH INSTITUTE, Madam Edna H. La Bell, 709 South 16th St. Apt. 6oProt. B Mayer, Chiropodist, Foot corns, Ingrown nalls removed pain. Swedish massage a spec- lalty, Wo. teach Swedlsh massage. Lady attendants. Dou; DOCTORS KNOLLENBERG AND MACNAMARA. Combining Chiropractic with sulphur, steam and modern Turkish baths. Pri- vate apartments for ladies. 8. W. Cor. bakery goods, LOST-FOUND-REWARDS IF YOU lose anything and wiil advertise it here, you will surely recover it if found by honest person, Remarkable re- brought about every day through this column, THE LAW ~— People who find lost articles are interssted in knowing that the state law is strict In requiring them to snek the owner through advertisement and otherwise and that & fallure to do 80, it same can be proven, |nvolvu L3 penalty, ‘OMAHA & COUNCIL BLUFFS lTREE’l‘ RAILWAY COMPANY. Persons having lost some article would do well to call up the office of the Omaha & Council Bluffs Street Rallway company to ascertain whether they left it In the street c . Tln Test of cmmry g, Many articles each day are turned iIn| 24th and Farnam, Owatta Bldg., next ‘A _Bunch of Flivvers and the company (s anxious to re-| to Muse theater. Douglas 7295 “Frilly_Frilled” Lubin store them to the ngmm owners. Call| DR, BENDA—Suiphur, steam. Modern ‘Tyler 800, LOST—Gold brooch, between 27th and Tem- pleton and 24th and Ames, or on Sherman Ave, car between 24th and Amas and 14th :;l‘d‘ Farnam. Reward, Phone Harney LOST—Fisk ted top, 36x4% on rim, bo tween Gretna and Omaha, good roward to Dinuszo's Drug Store, 24th and Pop- pleton_Ave, Tyler 402 LOST, strayed or stolen, female Boston bull terrier, brindle with white s, very small, answers name of “Potsy.” Walnut 2747, Liberal reward, TADY'S crochet bag and siiver vanity box containing money; monogramed M. T. E. Return to Mrs. Buckner, Colonial hotel. ward. TOST—8unday night, 18-inch black leather hand bag on North 16th 8t. Telephone ‘Wobater 3841, Reward. LOST—Garnet brooch, between 4243 Grant St. and Forest Lawn cemetery. FPhone Walnut 1201, ‘Turkish BATHS AND MABSAGE. Private apartments for ladies with lady attend- ants. 1019 Farnam. Phone Doug. 6877, Cameras and quhm% “REXOETE" cameras, 2%x3%, $2.00; (uni- versal focus lens), Green's Pharmacy, 16th and Howard. See them today. Costumes. THEATRICAL gowns, full dress suits, for rent, 200 N. 17th. John Feldman. Buttons and Pleating. DRESS pleating, hemstitching and _cov- ered buttons. n Arnam Dress Pleat- ing and Button Co., 3d floor Paxton Blk. Doug. 3109, Carpenters and Contractors. BRICK repairing and cement work of all kinds. 2813 Cuming. Harney 4682, Lessard & Son, 1906 Capitol Ave. Ty. 1083, C._W. Hokanson, 2605 Leaven'th. Ty. 2192 J. 24TH & LOTHR otro mtl DMN‘I‘Y EMILY lTl- ".Cora e & beautiful s 'l“ lold in plotures also a Metro Comedy. South. ‘OULEVARDa 33d and Leavenworth £t Mastorpiece. ‘THE MAN FROM MANHATTAN' also _one reel comedy. , 16TH AN “PEG'0' THE RING” In addition to our regular program, bo T LEA STOR! IN ISLAND OF REGENERATION" 'N:i'l' BY THE REV. CYRUS D BRADY. LOST—Ladies' ' brooch, four silver balls Return for reward. 220 LOST half moon gold pin With pearis t I’I:,d‘ovm town district, reward. Call Tyler Chiropractic and Spmll Adjustment. DR BURHORN'S modern sanitary chiro- pncuu adjusting parlors, 414-18 Rose Bld| 8 Tawronce, 1 Baird Bidg. Cleaners and Dyers. BTATE DRY CLEANING CO., ll;l 12th St D, 8461, m.eonn THEATRE" YOUR Dlll WORKS OVER PROF. CHAMBERS '“DAINTY DAN(':.Hig. SOCIE'I;}: ,DOLLS" A CONTBST FOR CASH PRIZES 'l'h audience ama- the winners. FOR SALE—Miscellaneous Furniture and Household Goods. BUSINESS BOOMERS. THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY, Dancing Academies. DE LUXE ACA]’) MY, 111 8. 18th St “Detectives, THE INTER-STATE DETECTIVE AS- " Drop in and look over our stock. It SOCIATION—Incorporated and bonded. THE STAR OF INDIA 1} 'fl"b‘l looking at, en _if you don't 432 Ra Bldg. Tel, Doug. 4212, ‘want to_buy. W KLE| MARGAURITE GIBSON BTATE FURNITURE CO., L O T U LG o TR Expert; low rates. Harney 5708, AND WILLIA“ CLIFFORD Cor, 14th and Dodge 8ts. Douk. 1817, | Tanps AiLAN " : MILLER IN “JERRY'S BIG (GMANA FILLOW CO.—Felt ind halr mat: ' dence secured In all casen. Tyter 1126, IF you have anything to trade, make up a little ad and run it in this column for seven days—it only costs 26c and 3c per anawer. ‘This offer {s good only in Omaha, and oxcludes Real Estate, cash offers, and Business Properties For Sale or Trade These, ns well as mall orders for use of Swappers’ Column must pay regular rates. One or two answers are sufficlent to make your trade and the whole transaction only costs about 30c. Try it. 4x6 FOLDING Camera, 3 plate Hholders, portrait lens and printing frame; cost $14; will trade for good watch; also One- Minute Postcard Camera, new; cost $36, for anything I can use of equal value. No triflers or unstamped answers con- sidered. I also have some other articles for shoeworkers exclusively to trade. Ad- dress 8. C. 127, Bee. T WILL exchange two pool (ables at a bar- gain, as 1 do not need them, and can use a dining table, cook stove or other household goods. ~ Party swapping for theso tables must look after the ship- ping of same from a point forty miles cast of Omaha. Address 8. C. 130, Bee. 10 ACRES good unimproved land, located 88 miles from St. Louls' great market, 2% miles from Ironton, Mo.; beautiful coun- try; excellent garden soil; spring water; worth $60 per acre. Will sell for $36 or trade for Omaha real ecstate, auto, motor cycle, plano, merchandise; Owner, J 267 Bee. DIAMONDS, wolld _gold, _old-fashioned mountings. Will trade all or part for late model Ford in A1 condition. Beautiful 1% caret solitare, old-fashloned snake ring; % caret stones in old-fashioned cuff buttons; one small diamond In stud. Must deal soon; leaving city, Address S. C. 644, Bee. WILL exchange the following for Blgcks smith tools, etc. One 2 h. p. I. Hl C. gas _engine combined with pump Juck in good condition; two Eastman kodaks with supplies, and Berry's Course in Horse- manship, velue $25. Albert L. Haydar, Fairfiold, Neb. WHAT have you to exchange In the line of personal property for one or three autos, all in running order; will swap for anything I can use unencumbered. I mean business and can say yes or no on presentation of any interesting offers; cars fully equipped. 8. C.-905, Daily Bee. ADDING machine; Burroughs Adding ma- chine just like new, equipped with all the most up-to-date features, will ex- change for auto, typewriter, good books or what have you? Address S. C. 121 _Bee. HAVE an office chair and desk lamp In A-No. 1 condition, to trade for small book stand, law books, sanitary couch or baby carriage. Write Box 8. C, 115, care of this paper. FILMS DEVELOPED FRER when prints are ordered. Enlargements from any neg- ative. Kase Btudio, 16th and Harney. 160 A. western land; want good automobile, CARLISLE, Douglas 3100. 420 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. 1914 YALE twin cyl. motorcycle, excelldnt condition, will trade for Ford chassis or WEEKLY R 16c PER LINE. Day work or business ads regulay rates. 2 lines one week. 00 3 lines one week.. Each extra line 16 BY EXPERIENCED ranchman or farmer, place on farm for myself and wife or for myself alone. Can manage place or work as hired man. State wages you will pay 2711 Leavenworth St., Omaha, Neb FARM HANDS, CORN PLOW: nished free to farmers. Write, wire or telephone, Swceney and Dillon's Nebraska Employment agency, 1320 Dodge 8t, Douglas 7005, YOUNG married man, ten years' experience, country and city banks and commercial lines, desires permanent connection with country bank. Investment if necessary. Address G 346, Be FURNITURE salesman and licensed em- balmor wants position in Nebr.; seven experience; best references. Ad- Box 410, Fort Dodge, lowa. BTENOGRAPHER—Expert young man de- sires position n or out of city; thor- __oughly experlenced. Address B 368, Bee. POSITION wanted by experienced proofread- er; understands all phases of job and newspaper printing. Webster 3616 YOUNG man, understands auto work, will- ing to do anything; no objection to work on Sundays. Address E-344, Bee. BTENOGRAPHER—Young man, beginner, desires position for experience. Wages no object. Address Y-443 Bee. BTENOGRAPHER and bookkeeper, experi- enced; can furnish best of reference. Ad- dress B 3551, Beo. Trade Schools MOLER COLLEGE (ESTABLIBHED 1893.) LEARN THE BARBER TRADE in the original and largest school. We give you actual experience under skilled instruotors. Wi s whila learning, tools given, por tions for graduates. Writs for llustrated catalogue or call. 110 8. 14th St,, Omaha, Neb. GOOD MEN WANTED. to learn auto work for the big spring rush. Fine training work on _autos and electric starting systema. AMERICAN AUTO COLLEGE, 2063 Farnam, Omaha, Neb. LEARN barber trade, more than make your tuition while learning. Bet of tools iucluded. Job guaranteed. Call or write for catalogue. 1402 Dodg TRI-CITY BARBER COLLEGE, STAPLE & SHAFFER, masseuses and alp speclalists; graduates Prof. Yhnell's hool; Swedish massage, scalp and hair. 9 a m. to9 p. m D. T13. 401 Ware Bl HENRIETTA M. BRUGEMAN, sclentific masseuse, electric and radio light treat- ments, steam and shower baths for men and women. 203 bach Blk. Red 2127, RUPTUR 'Successfully treated £ ut a surgical operatPin, callVor write Dr. Frank H. Wray, 308 T . Prices $3.60 to Nu-Bone Corset D. 4296, [S made to order. Expert fitting. Shop, Brandeis Thea. Lobby. ‘ment _parlors; Indu Kos MASSAGE ropody. Misses G Balrd Blk., 17th and Douglas. D. “BATHS, cm- ay and Head, 210 347.;3 MEN wanted to learn the barber trads. Tultion $%5. 1608 Cass St, Omaha, OMAHA BARBER COLLEGE. Miscellaneous, ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES, MEN WANTED—Able-bodied unmarried men between ages of 18 and 35, citizens of United Btates, of good character and tem- perate habits, who can speak, read and write the English language. For informa- tion apply to Recruiting Officer, Army Idg., Fifteenth and Dodge Sts., Omaha, Neb.; 207 Sixth Ave., Des Molnes, la.; 827 Fourth Bt., Sloux City, Ia.; 130 N. Tenth 8t., Lincoln, Neb. LU ELLA WE ton Blk, 10 CHILDREN to Harney St. upstairs. board and care for. 1816 Phone Doug. 3797. CIEN 520 & Phone Douglas 6373, MISS WILSON—Bath and manicuring. 2, Davidge Blk. Phone Doug. 8761 BATH and massage. 1022 Farnam Bt., 2d floor. DR. Frances Dawson, 502-3 Rose B§. Ty.230. FOR_legal POSITION as gentleman nurse, exp. D. 6697, s No. 2 YOUNG MEN wanted as rdliway mall clerks, $75 month. _ Bample examination ques- tions free. Franklin Iustitute, Dept. 221 P, Rothester, N. Y. WANTED—Experienced farm hand; must be sober and Industrious. Room 254 Ex- change Bldg., Omaha Stock Yards. WANTED—100 laborers. Apply water office, city hall. FIREMEN, brakemen, $120 monthly, Bx- perience unnecessary. Rallwav. Y-424 Bee. EXPERIENCED drug store porter wants position; understands drugs. Webster 3667, WELL educated young man of good charac- ter desires night work. Tyler 1934, Miscellaneous. CONTRACTORS—Contractors attention. We furnish ail kinds of mechanics and labo ers free of chir Responsible for all transportation. Write, wire or telephone, Bweeney and Dillon’s Nebraska Employ- gency, 1320 Dodge Bt. Douglas 7005, AGENTS AND CANVASSERS AGENTS SELL the new “Day Burner.” Fits any cookstove or range. Ready seller. Lot us show you. West & McLaughlin, 1607 Leflvenworlh FOR RENT—ROOMS Furnished Rooms. ATTENTION, ROOM HUNTERS! If you fall to find the room you desire among these ads, call at The Bee office for a Room List—gives complete detailed description of va« cant rooms in all parts of the of If more convenient phone The B ‘Want Ad Dept.,, and give your na. and address, and a list will be maliled to you at once, New lists are issued every week. HELP WANTED—FEMALE Stores and thces. and janitor worls by the day or month, experienced in all lines of worl can furnish best of references. Telephon HOUSE ¢l in general, wallpuw cleaning, lawnmower work wanted M. Kennedy. Phone Douglas 8545. Hotels and Restaurants, RELIABLE IMPLO} AGENCY, EMPLOYMENT 1610 Davenport St. Douglas 1866. Headquarters for hotel help. i Femal THE BEE charge f ‘Situation ads” is lower than any other form of advertising n —not enough to cover cost of printing. WOMAN with girl § years old wants to cook for harvest hands. Mrs. Bertha Walker, »_frny. {(an.. Route 5. COLORED girl wants to assist with house- ork ; no cooking or washing. Walnut 311 YOUNG lady would like a position houuk»spar Phone Douglas 3666. PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER, Public stenographer and notary publie, 507 Bee Bldg. Doug. 1868. Reas. rates. FAMILY washing, day or bundle, quality guaranteed; strictly dependable. ~Web- ster 3184, Laundry and Day Work. BY competent colored woman, day work and laundry; best of work. Web. 3401. DAY work by rellable colored woman, __will_do chamber work. Webster 6708. WANTED by competent colored ladles, day work and bundle washing. Web. 7467. Exp. woman with ref. wants day ‘work, cooking, cleaning or washing. D. 2241. or STENO. and dictaphone opr., $75; steno. and bookkeeper, 365 to $75; steno., $66; bill clerk, $60; bill clerk, $50; bookkeeper, 26. $40; steno., $40; steno., $35; typist, Watts Ref. Co., 840 Brandeis Thea. B WE cannot meet the demand for compe stenographers and bookkeepers. Don't fail to consult F. L. Spencer at once. Co-operative Ref. Co. 1016-16 City Natl BSteno. and_dictaphono operator at once, $65. The Marti Co., 1327 W. O. W. Bldg. Professions and Trades. WANTED—200 GIRLS, AT ONCE, TO WORK ON SEWING MACHINES 1IN MEN'S SHIRT AND OVERALL FAC- TORY. MACHINES ARE DRIVEN BY ELECTRIC POWER, AND WORK ROOMS ARE LIGHT, AIRY AND COOL. EMPLOYES HAVE PRIVATE DINING HALL AND EVERY CONVENIENCE OF A MODERN FACTORY. GIRLS CAN MAKE SPLENDID WAGES AND ARE GUARANTEED STEADY POSITIONS. APPLY TO MRS. DOBECK, FACTORY ENTRANCE, AT NINTH AND DOUG- LAS STREETS. M. E. SMITH & CO. IF YOU DESIRE a clean sleeping room well furnished, in the Hildreth apts, Very reasonable, call Harney 6390 and ask for Apt. No. T HOTEL SANFORD. HOTEL HARLEY. 19th and Farnam, 20th and Farnam. Special rates to permanent guests. FURNISHED ROOMS FOR MEN ONLY. 608 NORTH 17th ST. 1818 SHERMAN AVB—Two front rooms, modern, private bath, on car line, 1818 .Sherman Ave. Call Webster 101, Room in new modern home, private family, quiet neighborhood, Hanscom park dis- fef Phone Harn ey FURNISHED rooms, larg: room in modern home. References ‘Webster 7508. BEAUTIFULLY furnished, all convenlences, private family, walking distance. Red southeast Kountze Place. TWO new front rooms, on Harney car line, Reasonable; private home. H. 4703. NICELY furnished room, close in; all mod-. ern. Hl 8. 224 St. Housekeepmg Rooms. 29, 6 T, $3. H. 1119 S, 1438, WANTED—Girls in flat work dept. Apply Evans Model Laundry, 11th and Douglas. Board and Rooms. Trade Schools. GIRLS to Iearn hair_dressing. Opponhoeim Pariors at 236 City National Bank Bldg. Household and Domestic. THIS is a splendid opportunity for a girl who will appreciate a good home, where kindness is used in every respect; have a nice, pleasant home for you; good wages; small family. Phone Harney 3300 or call at 115 N. 32d Ave. Experienced laundress wants day work on Thursday and Friday. Call Harney 3996. Chambermald work, experienced, anything considered; 1 days or whole. Ty. 1862 WANTED—Day work by neat, experienced colored woman. Phone Webster 3101. BUNDLE washing, plece work, lace cur- tains; work guaranteed. Webster 1250. BY German woman, washing, ironing and cleaning. Phone Doug. 6404, WANTED—A girl to do the cooking and NEWLY painted, modern, walking distance; for married couple or couple ladies. $4 to $5 per week. 2562 St. \laryl Ave. Red 3068. FIRST CLASS board and room in & new ~ flat for two ladies, new furnishings, large porch, walking distance, Red 789 2561 DODGE ST. Beautiful room for two, also single room, with excellent board, $5.50 and 36 Walking distance. WEBS 27 0 nico sleeping rooms oard if desired. Harney 4758, ROOM and board in private home for young wi llh kitchen work where colored woman is kept to do the cleaning and laundry | Men: walking distance. Douglas 6702. work. 4823 Florence Blvd, Telephone Colfax §19. B W . 2917 N. 25th St WANTED—White girl for general house- | BEAUTIFUL front roum sultable for two, work, 4 in famlly; no washing. Apply 845 8. 22d. Telephone Douglas 3125. WANTED—A competent girl for general housework; must be good cook. 3808 Har- ney St. Telephone Harney 6339. WORK wanted by the day, laundry and 2004. sewing. Phone Web. EXPERIENCED woman wants day work of any kind. Phone Webster 6826. NEAT colored girl wants mald or day work. Call Webster 7099, Exbenemmd woman, day work. Web. BUNDLE washing neatly done. Web. 2694, 4862, WANTED—Young girl 16 or 17 to help with house work. Call forenoons. 2521 Webster. WANTED—A competent white girl for gen- eral housework. Mrs. W, D. Hosford, 525 S. 37th St. Tel. Harney 67. WHITE girl for general housework; small family; good place for good girl. 3315 N. 19th. Tel. Webster 7250. TRONING by day, cleaning; ref. Web. EXP. colored girl, bundle. wash. R. 8718, DAY work and bundle washing. Doug. 4968, B'dle wash, call, del; guar. Mrs. East. H.3864 5344, WANTED—Strong whjte girl for general housework. Phone Webster 5343, WANTED—Competent second girl. A. Brogan. Telep) Mrs. F. light car. Address 8. C. 223, Bee. ONE Radlo Magnetic wireless outfit; will trade for anything useful. What have you? Address 8. C. 112, Bee. HAVE n Baby Grand piayer plano to trade for Ford or other make automobile. Ad- dreas 8. C. 109, Bee. TWO Axminister rugs McDougal kitchen cabinet and other furniture, for sale or trade. Harney 2613, HAVE 1914 fully equipped Indlan motor- cycle, will trade for Ford chassis. Address 8. C. 792, Bee. DAY work and bundle washing. Web. 3027, BUNDLE washing to take home. Web. 7410. Washing and lace curtains done. Ty. 1144, LAUNDRY and day work, Webster 3401. WANTED—Work by week; exp. Har. 2542, WHITE laundress. Call eve., Web. 3863, CHAMBERMAID or day work. Web. 2016. WANTED—GIrl for & . Call South 3683. PTANO tuning. Chas L. Fish, Web, 1266, ral house HELP WANTED. MALE AND FEMALE. TEACHERS for rural districts, Colorado, WANT to swap good vacant lot for good heavy work team, harness and wagon. Walnut 1117, A LITTLE ad in this column will about some remarkable exchanges, I WILL swap 10-room rooming house for good car. Address J-294, Bee. BUSINESS CHANCES AN ESTABLISHED manufacturer wants general sales manager to open office and manage salesmen; §300,00 to $700.00 cap- ftal necessary, Money making possibill- tles unlimited. Wil Chicago If you are man we manager, 1012 Republic Bldg., Chicay bring tressos made over in new ticks at hall the price of new ones. Phone us for sample of ticking. Mall orders filled. 1907 Cuming St. Douglas 2467, FOR lALD—FIlIn(ldi Ironing board, neat Evidence secured; all c.ses striotly confi- dential; consultation free. 628 Bee. Ty. 908, Dressmaking. ACCORDION, Side, Knife, Comedy. Yea So-100 always. Box Pleating, No other Omaha newspaper 18 showing anywhere near the prog- ress in its Want Ads as THE BEB. 20,101 MORE PAID ADS 1916 FINH combination china cabine d bu Grand Aye. Colfax 3370, CHIFFONIEKR, mirror, brass bed, writing desk, rug for Douglas sllk shirts; everything guar. D. 35679, king Col., 1628 City Nacl. cheap, 3316 In a city g time, Phone [~ Coy. Buttons, Homatitohlng. Nob. Pleating in the first five months of e 1 ] l.m:lo.lvhv'l 7 8 _Blk. R. 4042, than in the same period of 1916. A & g 65 ICE boxes, 26 g SEWing by umnencod dressmaker; prices | COMMERCIAL College, with Telegraphy - all kinds; poultry wire and netting. Open | reasonable. No. 16 Sterling apts. D, 5698. | Department; fully equipped; i m Side. til § p. m. 1830 N. 24th 8 FIRBT-CLABS Work on summer d and| ©f 15,000 in the most populous part of Iowa; this college can be made to pay large profitfis; we have no use for -u 014 Man's Folly” Kate. A Hearts"” Vim. the Nurse Girl” Vita. " Pianos and Musical Instruments, EQUARB piano, $10; aiso cornet and trap druma. 703% N, 16th St, 3d floor, Rm. ll Store_and Office Fixtures, DESKS, safos, scales, showcases, shelvin ete. Wi uy, lLl Onilht lemr:’ Doug. Billiard and Pocket Tables. EXPERT operator, at home; reas. charge. | 101 8. 26th Ave. Doug. 7923. Everything for Women. ACCORDION, side, knife, sunburst, box m"". ,"'_"",’.m‘,'fi,:‘ and | FOR BALE—BILLIARD TABLES, Drand| Pleating; covered buttons, all sizes and new, carom and pocket, with complete styles; hemstitching, plcot edging, em- outfit, $126; second-hand tables at re-| broldery; beading, bralding, cording, eyelet cut work, buttonholes, pennants. IDEAL BUTTON AND' PLEATING CO, 200 Douglus Rk, Dbuglas 1936, LADIKS—You can always find ready-made clothes at Mrs. Robertaon's, 2611 Lak: Express Companies, \ ITY Express Co, 1622 Cass St. 1M7. H hauling a_speclalty. duced pric bowling easy payments, BRUNSWICK-BALKE-COLLENDER CO 407-409 South 10th 8t ewels Dlunondl and Watches. ODEGAAR “lucky wedding rings” at th and Dfl“lu Sta. Typewriters and Supplies. Tachines sold the same s rent; §3 per month, us before you buy or rent. Shipped any place on ten dayi free trial. Butta Typewriter Exchange, 316 8. 15th, Omaba, Nel TYPEWRITERS wold, rented and re- paired. Rent an Ollver typewriter, 3 months for §5. Contral Typewriter Ex- change, 1905 Farnam. REMINGTONS, Monarchs and Smith Premiers for rent; sent anywbere. Rem- ington Typewriter Company. D. 1384, BARGAINS In used typewriters, ribbons §1 ol B auun’;’ carbon, §1 a box. Midland Co. 328 ldg. Sewing Machines. Sewing Machines We rent, repair, sell needles and parts to express our aincere, and thanks to our friends and kindness and sympathy In our late sorrow and berea- Fixtures and Wiring, DURKIN Electrio* washing machines, electric irons and reading lamps, 2223 Cuming St. Douglas 2519, Furnaces and Tinware. ROOFING, turnace, and general Unwork. 8. Abrams, 1606 N. 24th St. Web. 6446. Hair Dressing. IDEAL Halr Parlors, 207 Baird Bldg. Mani- curing, \ol!el articles. Doug. 6185, Hand Laundry. CALL DOUGLAS 4625 and have your laun- drv done right and reasonable. " Hat Cleaning and Blocking, STRAW, Panama, all kinds hats, cleaned and reblocked. 1516-1620 Harney St. H ousecleaning, e sspecially thank Rev. Baltzly for words, the pall bearers and _donors of the beautiful floral re- o Undertaker Crosby for the and efficlent way in which he coa- ELECTRIC house cleaning, our work and of all sewing mf:'fin.'fi' price will please you, Let us remove NEERARRL GLOLE 0O. your storm windows and put in your screens. Tyler 831 16th and Harney Sts. Doug. luhhury nnd Engines. ND MOTORS. TXPERT ELECTRICIANS SN )i MACHINISTS LE BRON ELECTRICAL WORK 20 8. 12th St. Omaha. BOILERS, stea electric, pipes. Gross Wreocking Co., 1663, Lawy FRAN(‘!! MORGAN, 5§13 ch Doug. 4069, Justices of the Peace. H. H. CLATBORNE, 612 Paxton Blk Red 7401, Notary public; fin)mllllnn BRITT, 301 Barker Biock. ¢ Men's LINDQUIST, §04 Paxton Bl 1881, - A ‘will sell at a sacrificp price. Boone Coi colloge, 20th mercial_College, Bodne, In. Oftice Dr. Bradbury. No pain. 912 W. 0. W. Bl Rt Eitats Taft's Dent. Rms., 308 Rose Bidg. D. 218 and Electrolysis The Bee Bullding, \ Oftice Room_ 103, C : Wyoming, Arizona. Hazard Teachers WHITE cook for luncheons. Webster 3862 | _Agency, Denver. DAY WORK. Call morning. Webster 3112, DAY work and bundle w_ashing. D. 4997, EDUCATIONAL DAY work; call mornings. Webster 8112, ANY kind of work by day. D. 8645, Yo HELP WANTED—MALE Stores and Offices. BKPR., wholesale, $100; bkpr., out of town, $76-885; bkpr and steno., $80 on dictation, $80; office ass' bkpr., $60; retall clk., $76; shipping and recelving clk., $60; order clk., $40. Western Reference and Bond Ass'n., Inc., Originators of the Reference Business. 762 Omaha National Bank Bullding. EXCEPTIONAL opportunity for — bright young man to take an interest and charge of established business. Best recommen- dations and $400 required; ‘fully secured. Be your own boss and make over $100 per month. L. D. BARLOW, 404 Ware Block. SALESMAN, Neb. territory, salary; sales- man, Iowa territory, drawing acct.; book- keeper, $76-$90; ledger clerk, $60; steno., $60; steno., $80. Watts Ref. Co., 840 ,_Brandels Thea. Bldg. MR. BOOKKEEPER-—An annual income of $1,000 for life, will cost you $3,85. Write for full particul no obligation on your part. Address B 291, care Om: Bee, OFFICE clk. $75, order clk. $60, bkkpr. $75, order clk., (accessory exp.) $60 with future. Accessory salesman $100. Co-cporative Ref. Co. 1016-16 Clty Natl. ORDER CLERK. $60.00 STENO, AND RATE CLERK..... 75.00 THE CANO AGENCY, 600 BEE BLDG. MOVING Picture Theaters, real bary machines, repairs, supplies, accessorles, new and second-hand. See us. OMAHA THEATER SUPPLY CO., Baird Bldg. Doug. 3620. FOR SALE—First class four-chair barber shop In Neb. town of 12,000 population. Addre Boe. $6,000 GENTS' clothing and { irnishing stock, only on in town of 1,000; something good, $2.000 trade, bal. cash; m this week. Other business takes time. R. C. shiley, Leigh, Neb. FOR SALE OR TRADE—NIlce jewelry stock and fixtures. Fine repair trade, live town, northern Kansas, Address Box 267, Leba- non, Kansas. FOR SALE—Good, clean stock of hard- ware; live town central Nebraska. Goud renson for,selling. Be quick. Address Y, 2567, Reo. Professions and Trades. FARM hands, corn plowers, etc, furnished freo to farmers. Write, wire or tele- phone. Sweeney & Dillon's Nebraska Em ployment agency, 1320 Dodge St., Omaha, Neb. Douglas 7006. LAWYER who Is also expert stenographer; permanent position offering plenty of”op- portunity for actual law practice and ad- vancement in the professi Hainer, Craft & Edgerton, Attorneys-at-Law, Au- rora, Neb. SEE US FOR DRUG JOBS. CO-OPERATIVE REFERENCE CO. Established Ten Years. 1016-16 City Natlonal WANTED—A printer. Owner called out on military duty. Wire Journal, Gordon, Neb. WANTED—Good barber at once. Guarantes $12.50. 8. P, Varney Ansley, Nel LE—A tirst class urant serving regular oda fountain in con- meals, nection; good reasons for selling. Address Y 447, Bee. NICE LITTLE grocery and cigar store with . three living rooms, rent $16.00—3$360 cash. 1614 Vinton Street. DOWD Sale and Auction Co., Omaha, have closed out more mdse. cks than any other firm I Wi 100 LETTERH MOTION PICTURE MACHIN. New and rebullt ns, supplies. Omaha Film Exchange, 108 8. 14th St. BARBERS—:-chair snop, Nor. Ia. Dusitiess. ld stand; changs clima one-half cheh. Addross ¥ 453, B Drug_store_snaps, jobs. Kneist, Bee BIdg. private home, with board. Harney 3934. NICELY furnished private family, $6. ished Rooms. 1 ROOMS for man and wife; ref- erences. 2667 Douglas. 3 UNFURNISHED rooms, all modern. room, and board, with Harney 438 Call d_St., upstairs. Rooms Wanted. YOU PEOPLE WHO RENT ROOMS, CALL THE BEE WANT AD DEPT. and find out all about the FURNISHED ROOM GUIDE. It's a plan that is helping many people rent thelr rooms. — FOR RENT—FURNISHED Apartments and Houses. Apartments. SPLENDID, NEW_ FURNISHED, TRAVERTON ‘ FIREPROOF. i 24TH AND LANDON COURT. BOYLES COLLEGE, NIGHT SCHOOL. Every day is enrollment day. Bookkeep- ing, Shorihand, Stenotype, Typewriting, Telegranhy, Civil Service—all Commerciai and English branches. Catalogue free. BOYLES COLLEGE, 18th and Harney Sts. Tel. Douglas 1565, VAN SANT SCHOOL of Business, Second Floor Omaha National Bank Bldg. ENTRANCE 220 D. 5890. EARN big money; be a photographer; easy to learn; complete course. $256. Emory School of Photography, 612 N. 16th St Phone Tyler 243, o Musical. BOURICIUS MUSIC STUDIOS, 1611 Dodge. Plano, Volce, Violin. Our methods are simple, logical, thorough, modern. D. 2471, HARP—Summer term offer (o students be- ginning April 16. Harps furnished. 305 Lyric Bldg. Loretta DeLone Studlo. - 4 Catering to people of refined tastes Apartment 1s completely equipped fof housekeeping; up to date and comfortable, / TRAVER BROS., Tel. Doug. 6886. 705 Omaha Natl Bank, Or Call Web. 4835. EXCEPTIONALLY desirable, well furnished four-room apartment, private screened porch, for thres months from July lst. 313 So. 2Tth St. Apt. No. 6. Phone Har- ney 806. ST. CLAIR, 24th and Harney, 3-room fur- nished apt. Call Harney 647. Houses. newly decorated, between two Phone Webster 1883. MODERN, car lines. HOTELS BAVOY HOTEL, 16TH AND JACKSON, OMAHA, NEB. Making speclal summer rates from $3.50 to $7.00 per week, with hot and cold running water. H. WEINER, Prop, FOR RENT—HOUSES West. ¥ rooms, all mod., fine lot, facing south, No. 3112 Leavenworth: suitable for rooms ers; by L. N. Stern, D. 8610, SEVEN-ROOM flat, best residence district, 4160 Davenport. Walnut 2658. North. ON FLORENCE Bivd., east front, 6 rooms PERSONAL and full basement; modern but electricity, G. A. Swenson, Walnut 2482, PILES, FISTULA CURED Dr. E. R. Tarry cures plles, fistula and other rectal diseases without surgical operation. Cure guaranteed and no money pald untll cured. Write for book on rec- tal diseases with testimonlals. DR. E. R. TARRY, 240 Bee Bldg, Omaha, Neb. Salesm:n and Solicitors. WANTED—High perienced in t preferrec Must be capable of $6,000 year or more. Give past ence and full reference in first | droas Box 626, Omaha, Nebraska. Wanted men to travel with crew In small towns to take orders for a club of maga- slnss. Now plan, no advance collection to all our men are making good. Call \lllllrfl Hotel, Woman's World Magazine Co., B. Natovich. NTED—Experienced automobiie sales- man; must be capable; salary or com- mission as preferred; references required. Jackson Automobile Co. Branch, 915 8. Gth 8., Council Bluffs, Ia. W FOR SALE by owner—Drug store, dwelling and stock; square deal. Address owner, 918" West 6th _Ave, Denver, Colo, GARAGHE for sale, blacksmith shop in _con- nectlon; good town; good business. J. H. F‘-har Kligore, Neb, HTOCK and bond salesman; something very attractive; the best seller on the mar- ket. Standard Sec. Inv. Co, 1017 W. O. W. Bldg. BTOCK nnd bond saleaman. STANDARD SEC. & INV. CO, 1017 W. O. V. Bldg. GET in or out of business, call on OANODITAD. 422 Bee Bldg. Doug. 3477. nnuum«"’fi. money for buln.- ot~ ters. Call st 1017 W. O. W. Bidg. KATHRYN L. RILEY, DERMATOLOGIST. Graduate, Chicago and Paris. Plmples, blackheads, eradicated. Chiropody, corns, bunions, ingrowing nalls, cured. No pain. Complexions bleached, refined, harmiess to skin. Scalp treatments. Thin prema- turely gray halr restored. Crooked noses, features, corrected. Superfluous hair for- ever removed by electrolysis. Parlors 1708 California St., Omaha. Ph. Doug. 3268, YOUNG women coming to Omaha as Strang- ers are Invited to visit the Young Women's Christian Assoclation bullding at 17th St. and St. Mary's Ave. where thoy will be directed to sultabie boarding places or otherwise assisted. Look for our travelers' guide at the Unlon Station. HENRIETTA M. BRUGEMAN, D. M. T, teaches a complete course in the Yhnell System of Swedish massage. Puplls wanted. Call or write 203 Karbach Blk. THE Salvation Army Industrial home so- licits your old clothi furniture, maga- mnes, We collect. We distribute. Phone Doug. 4135 and our wagon will call. Call and inspect our new home, 1110-1112-1114 Dodge St. 1615 GRANT 51 com., modern, 325, T. F. Hall. Bldg. Doug. 7408, B-ROOM mode age, $20, 2908 N. 2oth, Webster 4096. SEVEN ROOMS—AIl modern, Bemis Park, ne. Tel. Harney 2049 R AVIL.—Five room; modern, Douglas 6975 5 ROOMS, upstairs, 2421 Bristol St Tel Web. 8§19 South. 1732 8. 32ND AVENUE For Rent—Fine §-room modern house, facing Hanscom Park; also good garage; this class of property not often found on r-rl|‘nl list. For additional information cal HIATT COMPANY t'l Bank, ;‘fii—sr‘s 8. 36th St, very desirable strictly modern home; excellent loca~ tion. Garage If desired, at §5. 919-20 City Natlonal, ROOM modern fiat, No 1304 South 28th St., oak floors, electric lllhl _Bood home nelgnborhood, extra value, $27.60, BENSON & MYERS co No. 424 Omaha National Bank Bldg. 121-125 8. 30TH ST., 4 rooms and bath, strictly modern, oak floors and finish; gas range, bullt-in kitchen cabinet; very de- sirable. Only $27.50. ARMSTRONG-WALSH COMPANY. Tyler 1536. 333 Rose BIAg. 8-ROOM_brick, Hanscom park mnmcl, only $25. Wright & Lasbury. D. 15 Miscellaneous. &-ROOM briek fint, mod. ex, heat, good, $13, 6-room nouse, mod. ex. heat, good, $16. §-room_housa, modern, $20. TOLAND & TRUMBULL, 448 Dee Bldg, Douglas 6707,