Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 4, 1916, Page 10

' BEE WANT-ADS MOVIE PROGRAM h‘lfll’(‘ of the oh-::‘hod- eaters in Changed Daily.) Downtown. EMPRESS, 15TH & DOUGLAS SPECIAL ATTRACTION ELKS ANI;)?}){{AAHA FLAG DAY \ The pletures are especially clear. See gourself and friends in _movies. “THE CRIMINAL'S THUM Featuring Alexander Gaden and Luclle Taft. “THE DAY'S WORK," Beauty Comedy, Mutual Weekly No. 78. “JERRY'S ELOPEMENT," Cub comedy with George Ovey. ESS, 1317-19 DOUGLAS . *THE STING OF CONSCIENCE,” " an exciting and thrilling three-reel drama . ‘of the Canadian Northwest Mounted . Police. “Sammy Johnson, Magician,” a cartoon comedy. “Twl On B Noth o ALAMO, 4TH AND FORT. “THE SHERIFF OF PINE RIDGE. Animated Weekly. The Attic Princess and a good comedy. D, . 24TH & LAKE “Mixup at Rudolph’ “Secret of the Submarine,’ on §. “The Guit Between," with Rhel Mitchell and_William Stoweil. GRAND, 16TH & BINNEY BILLIE BURKE IN “GLORIA'S ROMANCE" “rwo Orphans’ a five-reel feature and . PIPE ORGAN DE LUXE Hlffifiiom:. 25th & CUMING Griffith production with Lionel Barrymore and Robert Harron. “The Yaqui Cur" " Blo. “Willing Colleglan Who Wanted to Get & Foothold" Ess. Selig Tribune No. 43. Bellg. "TOTHROP 24TH & LOTHROP /" 'DOROTHY GISH, MARGUERITE 8H AND OWEN MOOR! E_IN “LITTLE M MANC! FATTY BENA'S RO ARBUCKLE IN “THE OTHER MAN." South. mfi 0, 29th and Leavenworth. Five Reels o fBplendid Plotures. No. 4 Paper “BOULEVARD, 33d & Leayenworth ‘' MARGUERITE CLARK IN “HELENE OF THE NORTH.” ; Also Two-resl Comedy, “THB G REAT 8MASH,' ;bflgg ~—40th AND DODGE . "“HIS BROTHER'S WIFE.” flnn:: l;unmln Production. 'HE IRON CLAW.” F3n d P FOR SALE—MimII%. Furniture and Househo! 3 LOST-FOUND-REWARDS THE ANNOUNCEMENTS BEE: OMAHA, SWAPPERS’ COLUMN JULY 1916. SITUATIONS WANTED HELP WANTED—MALE PERSONAL LOST—A brown-spotted bulldog, one eye white, other brown; had on har- ness and tag No. 30. Call Harmey 1879 and receive reward. IF YOU lose anytivng and will advertise it here, you will surely recover It if found by an honest person. Remarkable re- cover & brought about every day through this column. ‘TH] LAW = People who find lost articles are interested in knowing that the state law is strict in requiring them to seek the owner through advertisement and otherwise and that a faflure to 'do #0, if same can be proven, involves & severs penaity. OMAHA & COUNCIL BLUFFS STREET RAILWAY COMPANY. Persons having lost some article would do well to call up the office of the Omaha & Council Blufts Street Raliway company to ascertain whether they left it in the strest cars. Many icles each day are turned in and the company, is anxlous to re- store them to the rightful owners. Call Tyler 800. $60.00 reward for any information or the return of one G-passenger Ford car, stolen from In front of 8o, Omaha Horse and Mule Co's barn, on June 18, motor number 1165679, Mcense number 136596, the car has & small dent In the right in the rear end of the body, rn, 19 North 21s arch 21, lued heirlooms. Reward. Phillips, 430 Burke Bldg., LOCATED IN THE BEE_ BUILDING, “THE BUILDING THAT I8 ALWAYS NEW." 18 EVER A BAFE AND DESIRABLE ANNOUNCEMENT. FINE SUITE of THREE ROOMS fine for LAWYERS, REAL ESTATE or INSURANCE. } The Bee Bullding Co., Office Room 108, BRODEGAARD'S "Lucky Wedding Rings” at 16th and Douglas Sts. TIVE outdoors, Y. M. C. A. Outing Park. Accountants. E. A.DWORAK, C.P. A. A. VAN ORDER AUDITORS AND ACCOUNTANTS, INSTALLING OFFICE AND FAC- TORY SYSTEMS. 538 Ramge Building. Phone Doug. 2169. Advertising Novelties. M. ¥. Bhater & Co., 12th-Farnam. D, 7474, ong them several Call- and quarters; round and octagonal worth $3 each; quarters, $2 each; some ancient coins, about 2,000 years old, flying e cents, large copper cents, 2-cent pleces, trade dollars, hard time token, d many coins of all denominations and descriptions. Also have several complete sets of certain colns. What have you? Address 8. C. 142, Bee. Miscellaneous. CONTRACTORE—Contractors attention. We furnish ali k'nds of mechanics and labo ers free of ch: Responsible for all transportation. Write, wire or telephone, Bweeney and Dillon's Nebraska Empl ment Agency, 1320 Dodge St. Douglas 7 ODD jobs and janitor work by the day month, experienced in all lines of worl can fu h best of references. Telepho! Harney 4730, 10 ACRES good umimproved land, located 88 miles trom St Louls' great mavket, 3% miles from Ironton, Mo.; beautiful coun- try; excellent garden soll; spring water: worth $60 per acre. Will sell for §35 or trade for Omaha real -estats, auto, Al motor cycle, piano, merchandise; terma. Owner, J 257, Bee. HAVE fine electric piano and musio all excellent conditio t Plano can be played by d also; 1s fit- ted with a nickel siot attachment. What have you to trade of equal value? Ad- dress 8. C. 157, Bee, ADDING MACHINE—First class Burrough's Adding Machine, used very little, will ex- change for Underweod typewriter, good gloturu, books, ar what have you? Ad- ress 1 HAVE an office chair and lamp In A-N 1 conditfon, to trade for small book stand, law books, sanitary couch or baby carriage. Address 8. C. 145, B Tolla; $800. EXPERIENCED man would like house cleaning, lawn mower work; guar- anteed. Phone Douglas 8545. Man would like janitor and porter work. Call Harney 2642, POBITION as gentieman nurse, exp. D. 5697, Hotels and Restaurants. RELIABLE _ EMPLOYMENT _ AGENCY, 1610 Davenport St. Douglas 1856. Headquarters for hotel help. Trade Schoois. MEN—WHY not learn the barber trade? Lighter, cleaner and easier than most lines of More barbers needed now; gratest demand ever known. Good tee, tips and over-money. Can own Our free rated catalogue explains how we the trade in s few weeks. Opeclal summer rates. Write today. Moler Ba ber College, 110 8, 14th St., Omaha, Nel (Est. 1893.) LEARN barber trade, more than make your tuition while learning. Fet of tools included. ~Job guarantee 1 or write for catalogue. 1402 Dodge. TRI-CITY BARBER COLLEGE, MEN wanted to Jearn the barber (l’ld: ‘Tuition $26, 1608 Cass St., Omaba. OMAHA BARBER COLLEGE. Boys. Female. WANTED—Position as housekeeper P Y lady with a child 3% years old; must pay raflroad fare out. -Mrs R. Endicott, 8. Side, Omaha, Neb., Route 4., or telephone grocery store, South 2656. FIRST CLASS experienced _stenographer desires permanent position. Colfax 8579. WANTED—A position as_an experienced laundress. Tel. Doug. 6005, Louise Mason. WILL swap violin, imported, valued at $65, for bicycle, must be a good one, and dif- ference in cash, phonograph, or what have you? Address Y 469, Bee. Artists. ARTISTS work for the trade, brushing; high-class work. Balkeri CAKES, pastry and fi lodges and enter ments, Z. H. R 1608 N, 18th. W. 3 coloring, air- 11_Paxton. 1. open-faced gold watch with pin between 30th and Californis and 24th and Cuming. A gift. Phone Tyler 762 W, Reward. BROACH pin in friendship ot lost be- tween 18th and Lake and-20th and Bur- dette Bunday noon; reward. 2413 N, 18th. LOBT—Ladles' %-carat diamond ring be- tween Lake and Fort streets, Reward. Webster 8364, eh 38th avenue and 60th on k tulle hat. Call Return to Dr. LOST--Brown Angora cat, Recelve reward. Lemley, 2106 Cuming 8t. Brass and Iron Foundries. Paxton-Mitchell Co., 27th and Martha Sts. Baths. HYGIENIC BATH INSTITUTE, Madam Edna H. LaBell, 709 South 16th St.; vapor baths, Swedish massage taught every Fri- day for men and women. Lady attendant for Indies, Phone Deuglas 7046, DOCTORS KNOLLENBERG AND MACNAMARA. Combining Chiropractic with sulphur, steam and modern Turkish baths, Pri- vate apartments for Iadles, 8. W. Cor 24th and Farnam. Owatts Bldg, next to Muse theater. Douglas 7296 TRADE WINNING V. 8, WHERE YOUR MONEY BUYS MOST, It's our intention that every customer shall recelve full value for every dollar nt under this roof for house furnish- STATE FURNITURE CO., Cor, 14th and Dodge 8ts. Doug. 1817, OMAHA PILLOW CO.—Feit and hair mat- tressos made over in new ticks at hall the price of ones. Phone us for sample of ticking. Mall s filled. 1907 Cuming St Douglas 2467, NTIRE 8 rooms of furniti and rugs for sale at once; also new $360 Schaoeffer plano for $160, 703 B, 81st Ave. Harney 294. BAL/ 'atented Ironing board, neat and well bullt; will last & litetiine. Phone us_for particulars. Doug. 6196, @ ICE boxes, 16 gus ves, 300 Tugs of all Kinds; poultry wire and netting. Open il 9 p. m. 1839 N. 34th B gas stoves, cheap. 3642 Dodge St. "Pianos and Musical Instruments, T400 maau-quun standard make plano; “ d 2555 FARNAM . “SIREN OF THE JUNGLE. . “WHEN WIVES WIN." YES—$§c—10c—ALWAYS. ' KIRDOME, JUTH & FARNAM ' ALICE BRADY IN “THE WOMAN OF '47.” DER QATH," WITH FARNUM, A WIDOW," § & FUNERAL NOTICES. WIN—Mra, Katle, aged years, at - 2708 Burt. Puneral from residence at m. trom i > 1p. ‘l%'; Interment, Forest Lawn a nds_welcome, 25400, ot Tormtly restdence; , at family lon Foriy-aixth, o~ NT ot lowers, anywhere, L. HEN- n Bt 411 8. 16th, D. 3103, rney. 1001, rram 3 Snrarked grave, pute. whise L& wl . ‘3.:?'&& ‘Write for n|m-l:.r. 3611, Redman Grave Mark: Larson, i Sebastiano and Frances- 1113 Bouth Fourteenth, girl; and m.".lllll. erer, 4335 boy; Erneat and Lot- 1 Fifty-ninth and Nebraska ave- ; Alfred and Mable Robertson, 3807 fam and Sophia Tennen. ty-fourth, girl # South Twenty- d Louiss Krummes, ~tourth, girl; Leroy O. and le,” 4136 North Nine- han and Leonors Zidalle, .fill‘lll:'-l: R Y I - Thoms, 27, h !'.' % C, Smith, 64, 43, Carter Laki tal; Pearl Firth, 15, Thompson, 37, hoa- GE LICENSES, d t the fol- — e ' Omfllfll California wine vinegar, white or " 2 18 2 18 n 18 u months; will sacrifice for §176 on account of leaving city, accept small pay- antnl down, balance llke rent. Address 298, 0298, Bee. FOR SALE—Pland, roll top desk and office chalr, 4409 8. 23d. Phone 8, 1313, FOR 1'“‘;"-‘ Plano in perfect condition. Store and Office Fixtures. wafos, scales, showcases, shelving, oto. 'We buy, sell. Omaha Fixture & Bupply Co, 414-16-13'8. 13th. Doug. 3734, Billiard and Pocket Tables. FOR BALE—BILLIARD TABLES, Branc new, carom and pocket, with comple outfit, §146; second-hund tables at prices; bowling C tore, drug, di catessen & fi. tures. THE BRUNBWICK-! ~COLLENDER CO., 407-409 Bouth 10th Bt iamonds and uc 16th and Douglas 8ts. T ters_and 8! ‘machines s0ld the same as rent; per month. See us before you buy or rent. Shipped sny place on ten days' free trisl. Butts writer Exchange, § 8, 18th, Omaha, Neb. TYPREWRITE! 80| rented and re: Rent an Oliver typewritel 3 months for §6. Central Typewriter Bx. change, - 190! rnam. IMINGTONS, onarchs an it Premlers for rent; sent anywhers. Rem- ington Typewriter Company. D. 1384, RGAINS In used typewriters, ns ¥ dogen; carbon, 31 a box. Midland Co. 318 Beo Bldg. # Sewing Machines. Sewing Machines v ‘We rent, repair, sell needies and parts of all sewing machin ICKEL'S NEB! CY/ 16th _and Harney Sts. and D © BXPERT ELECTRICIANS AND MACHINISTS. LB BRON BLECTRICAL WORKS, p 0 8. 1ith 8t. Omaha, BOTLERS, am, electrio, gas pipes. Groms Wrecking Co., 1 c’::x':: Printing and Office 8 our prices on job printing, C ‘PAEU RDS A SPECIALTY, 8 B 1. CO., Doug. 1663 ’ Al N CA N U CO., BER BLDG. DOUG. 1178, COMMERCIAL fivimun: Co., also publle . Phone for p! 840 Paxton BIK, b 'ATERS-BARNH, - Ptg. Co., quality printing. Tel, Dcug. 3190, 624 8. 13th 8t Lumber and lflldin; Materials. 8| -HAND lumber for sale at 2 8t Mary's Ave. Miscellaneous, TO BE REMOVED 3 frame dwellings and barn N. W. cor- ner 36th Ave, and Farnam Submit offers to GEORGE & COMPANY, ke | | Phone D. 750, 902 City Nat. Bk. Bidg. FOR SALE. To be removed, hous Davenport St. W. FARNAM 1320 Farnam 8t MY Rhigh standard of quality will be main- rts of Old Fonteneile whisky, In rear of 1313 N. 16th 8t R L) ALEX JETTES' LIQUOR HOUSE, ‘hirteenth and Douglas. bond whisky, 86c, $1.00, §1.35 Bott! full quart. Wanted—Some Want Ads in ex- chani: for lots of answers. . Phone The Bet. quart bottles, 30 cents; gal cents. Imported olive ofl, 78 cents quart, Cackley Bros. Phone. Doug. 40! 60 v Phone Harne; 1| FOR BALE—New rattan baby carriag B WANTED TO BUY WANTED—HIgh class surveyors transit. an (nstrument that is designed for g eral land surveying as well as drain work, Price must be right. Address 369, Bee. AN Y—Huving rented a B ing on track for our office and warehouss we will) wi buy some glass tions. Tyler 440, New desks, used desks, bought, and traded. J. Farna) wold Reed, 1207 m. Rt holhion ke b o el We i g too pay all"It's worth. 1608 Californis St. * t price pald for 34 th A R T 31d false testh bought Bend of wrile K. Uhler, 331 Hewes Bidg., SBan Francisco, clothes, whoes and n’tr:-“ ‘Waeb. 3320, Phone Your Want Ads to The Bee. ock, | 43,60 Per Mo. DR, BENDA—Bulphur, steam. Modern Turkish BATHS AND MASSAGE. Prival apartments for ladles with lady attend. ts. 1919 Farnam. Phone Dous. 8877. Cameras and Finishih “REXOETE" cameras, 3%x8%, 1. versal focus lens), Green's and Howard. See them today. stumes. THEATRICAL gowns, full dress suits, for rent. 208 N, 17th. John Feldman. uttons and Pleating. DRESS pleating, hemstitching and Van Arnam Dress Pleat- Co., 34 floor Paxton Blk. cov- ons. ing and Button Doug, 810 Carpenters and Contractors. BRICK repairing and cement work of all kinds, 3 Cuming, Harney 1682, Tessard & Son, 1906 Capitol Ave. Ty. 1032, . W, Hokanson, 3506 Leaven'th, Ty. 31927, Chiropractic and Spinal Adjustment, DR BURHORN'S modern sanitary chiro- ractic adjusting parlors, 414-18 Rose Bids, 5 5347, Palmer Sch. grad. ; lady attendant, Br. 3, C. Lawrence, 1 Baird Bldg. D, 8461, Dancing Academies. B LUXE ACADEMY, 111 8. 18th St. Detectives, INTER-STATE DETECTIVE AS- JATION—Incorporated and bonded. Ramge Bldg. Tel. Doug. 4312. HIL, WINCKLER, 716 De: Expert; low rate Harney 670! TAMES ALLAN, 813 Neville Block, -Evi- dence secured in all cas Tyler 1138, wecured; all c.ses strictly confi- consultation free. 028 Bes. Ty. THB Ave, Vi denti ACCORDION, Box Cov. Buttons, Hemstitching, Neb, Ple & Button Co., 431-3 Paxton Bik. R, d! WHAT have you got to trade for a chase truck with new’ enclosed body? Call Doug. 3100 days, H. 2967 Sundays and evenings. CORRESPONDENCE school course in sale: ‘manship, to trade for anything of thr fourths its fair value. Address 8. 1561, Bee. FILMS DEVELOPED FREE when prints ara ordered. Enlargements from any n ative, Kase Studio, 16th snd Harney. C. WOMAN with girl 8 years old wanta to cook for harvest hands. Mrs. Bertha ‘Walker, Troy, Kan. THBE BEE charge for “Situation ads’ lower than any other form of advertising —not enough to cover cost of printing. WIDOW lady with daughter wishes place as housekeeper to take full charge; can glve god ref. Address C 359, Bee. FIRST-CLASS colored cook, with referen- ces, wishes position. Phone Doug. 6663, WANTED—Position as housekeeper; fairly experienced. Address P-186, Bee. FULLY oquipped b-passeliger auto; will take in Victrola or Edison, or dlamond. Ad- dress 8, C.-136, Bee, HAVE g Baby Grand pl for Ford or other m dress 8. C. 148, Bee. FULL size brass bed, springs and mattress for cedar chest, or what you? Address 8. C. 154, Bee. LARGE rug to exchal buggy, in good con: 139. READING-STANDARD single cylinder mo- toreycle to trade for horse. 316 So. 19th. r piano to trade automobile. Ad- for folding baby on, address 8. C, PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER. Public stenographer and notary publie, _"'l Bee Hldg, Doug. 1868. Reas. rates. POBITION wanted by compgtent colored girl, week's work. Tyler 2426 W. Laundry and Day Work. PERFECT washing; day or bundl guar- anteed; strictly depandable. Webster 3184. WABHING and ironing neatly done, called for and dellvered; work guar, Web. 1672, WANTED—Bundle washing; all work guar- anteed. Telephohes H. 3612 and H. 4091. A LITTLE ad in this column will bring about some remarkable exchanges. = BY competent colored woman, day work and laundry; best of work. Web., 8401. - BUSINESS CHANCES MOVIE show business never better. See me for good paying shows. 419 Rose Bldg. Phone Tyler 2487. OMAHA movie, well located, good business, worth $1,800; for quick . 419 Rose BI Pho! MOVIE show in b, town of 11,000; this is a money maker; act quick. 419 Rose Bldg. Phone Tyler 2487, DAY work by rellable colored woman, or will do chamber work., Webster 67 experienced, anything 14 days or whole, Ty. 1863, 19 | WANTED WANTED—Boys every town to Gell new patent fly paper holders; half profit. Charles Pfeifer, Humphrey, Nel Miscellaneous. ARMY OF THFE UNTED STATES, MEN ‘WANTED—Able-bodled unmarried men under age of 36; citizens of United Stats of good character and tamperate habi who can speak, read, and write the Enj lish language. For information apply to Recruiting Offier, Army Bldg, 16th end Dodge Sts., Omaha, Neb.; 130 N. 10th St. Lincoln, Neb.; 827 4th 8t., Sloux City, Towa; 207 6th Ave., Des Moines, Iowa. t once by large corporation two rellable and energetic married men, over 27, to take charge of established routes. Now paying a teed d handsome commis ences and personal bond requi ply, 1911 Cuming St.” Omaha. GOOD live young man with business ex- perience to open and manage a branch office In this city. Give age, experience, schooling, etc. Write Y 468, Bee. WANTED—Man and wife to work on ranch; must be competent. Will pay good wages. A good home for right party. Write M. C. Mulbach, Mullen, Neb. HENRIETTA M. BRUGEMAN. D. M. T. teaches a complete course in the Yhnell Bystem of Swedish massage Pupils wanted. Call or write 203 Karbach Blk. KATHRYN L. RILEY, DERMATOLCGIST. Graduate, Chicago and Parls. Pimples, hlackheads, eradicated. Chiropody, corns, bunions, ingrowing nalls, cured. No pain, Complexions bleached, refined, harmless to skin. Scalp treatments. Thin premas turely gray hair restored. Crooked Loses, ures, corrected. Superfluous halr for- removed by electrolysis, Parlors 17 California St, Omaba. Ph. Dous. 3i —_— YOUNG women coming to Omaha as strang- ars are invited to visit the Youn “Women's Christian Assoclation bullding af 17th St. and Bt. Mary's Ave. where thdy will be directed to suitable boarding laces or otherwise assisted. Look for our velers' guide at the Union Station, THE Balvation Army Industrial home sos loite your old clothing, furniture, maga~ We collect. We distribute. Phone 4135 and our wagon will call. Call pect our new home, 1110-1113-1114 Dodge Bt. — BTAPLE & SHAFFER, -masseuses and scalp specialists; graduates Prof. Yhnel's school; Swedish massage, scalp and heis 9 a m. to 9 p m D. 718 401 Ware Blk, HENRIETTA M. BRUGEMAN, scientifio masseuse, electric' and radio light treat- ments, steam and shower baths for men and women. 203 Karbach Blk. Red 2727, RUPTUR Buccessfully treated witha ut a surgical operation. Call or write Dr. Frank H. Wray, 308 Bee Bldg. ON and after this date, July 8, 1916, I will not be responsible for any debts contract- ed by Mrs. F. B. Elllott, my wife. F. B. Elliott. MASSAGE AND ELECTRIC BATHS, chi- ropody. Misses Gray and Head, 210-214 Baird Blk., 17th and Douglas. D. 3458. CORSETS made to order, Prices $3.50 to $30.00. Expert fitting. Nu-Bone Corset Shop, Brandels Thea. Lobby. D. 4296. OMAHA'S superb halr dressing and treat- ment _parlors; prices very reasonable, Indu Kosmetic Shop, 319-20 Ross Bldg. YOUNG MEN wanted as railway mall clerks, #76 month. _ Sample examination ques- tions Franklin Iustitute, Dept. 231 P, Rochester, N. ¥ $70 MONTHLY for man to manai e'bnno!\ office, eastern Nebraske; small investment’ for fixtures. Capital Collection Co.,, Des Moines, Is. 70 HARVEST HANDS wanted; close in; $3 r day, room and board. Neb. Employ- ment noy 1320 Dodge CHERRIES—One-third for picking. Benson 387-J. —_— AGENTS AND CANVASSERS Phone LU ELLA WEBSTER, “masseuse,” 518 Pax« ton Blk., 10 a. m. to 8/p. m. D. 8227. CHILDREN to hnl.ra_l';lfl care for. 1816 Harney Bt., pntlll’l._“Pthc Doug. 3797, RETIRING RSE will care for invallds in her own home, best of care. Web, 4206. 188 CLARK, sea salt baths and manicur- ing. 1802 Farnam St, Room, No. 3. BCIENTIFIC massage, 520 Beo Bidg. Phone Douglas 6372. — e MISS WILSON—Bath and manicuring. No. 2, Davidge Blk. Phone Do 8761, BATH and massage. 1333 Farnam St. 3d floor. —_— DR. Frances Dawson, 502-3 Rose Bg. Ty.230. WANTED—Day work by neat, experienced colored woman, Phone Webster 3101. BUNDLE washing, plece work, lace our- tains; work guaranteed. Webster l!". WANTED—Day work by experfenced wom- an. Call ‘Webster 1957. EXP. bundle washing & daywork. D. 7886, DOWNTOWN movie, money maker; worth $6,000; 1f taken by first, §1,600; can show good reason for selling. 419 Rose Bldg. Phone Tyler 248 White laundress, dinners prepared. Web. 3853 Experlenced woman, day work. Web. 2694, BUNDLE washing neatly done. - Web. 4862. GOOD feed and coal business and bulldin, Eight-room strictly modern home; wi exchange for improved Nebraska 419 Rose Bidg. Phone Tyler 2 ROOMING hou: $200, $260, $30! up to $2,000; worth the money nothing_but clean money-makt only. It you are in the market for a business, time spent with us. means money saved for you. Call or write. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES, 419. Rose BIdg. Phone Tyler 24i BUILDERS who bulld for the future of their business need a good foundation, What could be better than & nice, cool office, ly found, close’to’ the bulld- headquarters, the court house and city hall? A room or a suite in The Bee Building ‘s desirable. Oftice, Room 108, PR L AR LB TSR FOR BALE or trade, dairy and creamery business located in central Iowa town of 6,000; everything complete to run busi- fucluding truck. Large territory for d cream. A money maker for the right pal 1 am no butter maker, rea- son for selling. WIIl take good 4 or Price $3,000. Address Y 471, IRONING by day, cleaning; ref. Web. 6344. EXP. colored girl, bundle. wash.. R. 8718 DAY work and bundle washing. Doug. 496! B'dle wash, call, del; guar, Mrs. East. H.3864 DAY work and bundle washing. Web. 3027. BUNDLE washing to. take home. Web. 7410, Washing and lace curtains done. Ty. 1144. CHAMBERMAID or day work. Web. 201 DAY WORK. Call morning. Webster 3112, AGENTS WANTE! In every unoccupied territory for the Day Kerosene Burner; will fit any cook stove orrange. Call or write us. ‘West & McLaughlin, 1607 {Al l:l;;orth. Omaha, Neb. Phone Doug: las . —_————————— HELP WANTED—FEMALE — Stores and Office STENO., #66; 8 360; steno., §501 dlctay phone op., $60 ma., $4 no., $31 compt., op. and typist, $6 'B“' Watts Ref. Co., 840 P. B. X. op. Brandeis Thea. WE CANNOT meet the demand for compe- Established Ten Years in Omans. 1016-16 City Natll COMPTOMETER OP. e | (1 STENOGRAPHER RN 11} THE CANO AGENCY, 600 BEE BLDG. DAY work and bundle w ashing. D. 4997. DAY work; call mornings. Webster 3112. HELP WANTED—MALE Stores and Offices. TRAVELING salesman, established trade, $100; bkpr, and accountant, $100; office clki, some. experience in R. R. rates, $66; steno. and clk., $70; gen. office clk., $55; r clk., $75; ledger clk., $65; ledger man, experience unnecessary, $75-$8/ steno., $50; office enography, $50; order clk., $40. Open till noon 4th of July. Western Reference and Bond Ass 763 Omaha National Bank Bl Ine., FEWing by experienced dressmake reanonable, No, 15 Bterling apts. D. 6698. 8 work on summer dresses and siik_shirts erything guar. D. 3879, BEWING by the day 93.80, webster 4104, res. 3139 Caldwell. Kelsters. Dressmaking Col., 1038 City_Natl. Terry Dressmak g coilege, 20th and Farnam. Dentists. Dr. Bradbury. No pain. 913 W. O. W. Blds. Tafts Dent. Rma., 308 Rose Bidg, D. 3136, Electrolysis BXPERT operator, at home; reas. charge. 101 8. 36th Ave. Doug. 7923 Everything for Women. ACCORDION, o, knife, sunburst, overed buttons, all ploot broldery braiding, ~ cordin| eyelet cut work, buttonholes, pennants. IDKAL BUTTON AND PLEATING CO. 300 Douglss Blk. Douglas 1936, TADIES—You can always find ready-madv clothes at Mrs. Robertson's, 2511 Lake St. box. and HARNESS SHOP FOR BALE—A stock of tools and hwrness, will {nvoice about $4,000; in & good town and the beat shop in town; surrounded by good farms and good farmers.. Harness goods never go are needed the year sround the 1s alwi profitable employment in the shop. It is a nice, clean business, Will invoice for cash. Address Y 464, Bee. No other Omaha newspaper ls showing anywhere near the prog- ress in its Want Ads a8 'HE BEBE. 20,101 MORE PAID ADS fn the first five months of 1916 than in the same period of 1915 LIST WITH ME FOR QUICK RESULTS. Tyler 2487, . 419 Rose Bldg. FOR SALE—5-chalr barber shop, 10-table podl hall, counters, show cases, etc. Will 1l the business or the tables and fix- G. A Land, 1807 Far- arate. SALE—Suburban show, fully equipped, doing good busi- ness. Owaer leaving city. $350 will handle this deal. Address J 376, Bee. moving picture press (ol s, o Baggage, Express and Light Delivery. ‘Within city llmits, 35c. We call for R. R. cheoks. Fast auto trucks. Webster 3104, CIT' ress ., 1633 Cass Bt Douglas 1717. Heavy hauling a speclalty. d Wiring. DURKIN b Electrlo washing machine lamps, 3333 Cuming St. Douglas 2619, electric irons and reading urnaces and Tinware nd al tinwork. 8. N. 2dth St. Web. 8446, air Dressing. IDEAL Halr Pariors, 307 Baird Bidg. Mani- curing, tollet_artioles. Doug, 8135 and Laundry. CALL DOUGLAS 4836 and have your laun- dry done right and reasonable. Hat Cleaning and Blocking. STRAW, Pansma, kinds hats, cleaned and reblocked. 1616-1630 Harney Bt ROOFING, Abrams, 1 Lawyers. FRANCIS MORGAN, 613 Bee. Dous. 4089 : ustices of the Peace. H. H. CLAIBORNE, 612 Paxton Blk. Red 7401. Notary public; deposition steno, DRUG stock for sale. Stock _and fixtures about $2,000. Good business town ntral Nebraska. Address Y 470, Bee.' \ e WILLIAMS, established 29 years. To buy or sell business him. 411 McCague Bidg. Reference U. 8. Nat'l Bank. _Reference . = 8 FOR SBALE OR TRADE—Restaurant fix- tures and room _furnishings for - eight rooms upstairs, Will sell cheap or trade for something I can handle; value §400. Address John Bellis, Missourl Valley, Ia. MOVING Picture Theaters, real bargains; machin repairs, supplies, accessories, new and second-hand. See us. OMAHA THEATER SUPPLY CO, Balrd Bldg, Doug. 3620, FOR SALE—One of the oldest grocery and ‘meat markets in the city; doing §4,000 cash business per month; must be sold at on reason ior wselling,. ot business. 933 Doug. - Phone Doug. 142 BLACKSMITH shop for sale; power equipped; §0od business; country trade; un 1 acre d; reasons for selling. Chas. Schoonover, Lowemont, Ka FOR. SALE—Good, clean atock of hard- ware; live town central Nebraska. Good r\llor‘l‘ for selling. Be quick. Address ¥, 267, Bee. T W, BRITT, 301 Barker Blook. Men's Tailoring. LINDQUIST, 604 Paxton Bk, D. 1881, Motor Repairs. CAHILL BLEC. CO., Bee Bldg. D s, DOWD Bale and Auction Co, Omaha, bave closed out more mdse. stocks than any other firm in U. 8. Write for terms. MOTION PICTURE MACHINES. New and rebulit bargains, supplies. Omaha Film Exchange, 108 8. 14th St _ Office and Store Fixtures, #. J. JOSEPH—OA4 mill work. Walnut 888, Patent Attorney. H. A. STURGES, 630 Brandels Thea. D. 3469, Painting and Pay OMAHA Paste Co. 718 8. ARy . s1on §3 ROOM, paper and hanging, Web. 2943, Pianos for Rent. A. Hospe Co., 1613 Douglas. \ Scale. Re * O, Standard Scale Co., 513 8. 13th. _D. 3911 Vacuum Cleaners, CLEAN UICKLY . AND THOROUGHLY WITH LIPSE ELECTRIC; RENT §1 __AND $1.60 PER DAY. DOUGLAS 1760, Towel Supplies. OMAHA Towel Supply, 207 8 11th. D. §33. Wedding Stationery. WEDDING announcements and printing. FOR BALE by owner—Drug store, dwelling and stock; square deal. Address owner, 918 West 6th_Ave., Denver, Colo. TO GBET in or out of business, 1l ol GANGESTAD, 433 Bee Bldg. Doug. 3477. O BELL or buy & business call on Buach & Borghoff, 730 World-Herald Bidg. —_— ' SITUATIONS WANTED EEKLY RATE, 150 PER LINE. Pay work or business ads regular rates. 3 lines one week %0 3 lines one week Bach extra line Male, 'OUNG man, 36 yrs, wan! reliable firm, city work pr ¥ . wholesale and retall an; efficient in any wdrk of sales dept.; behind th counter, on .the phone or city soliciting; prefer coal, bull material or similar line, but any line mble. Address L Douglas Printing Co. Tel. Doug. 644. KR Wines and Liquors, BUY your family liquors at Klein's Liquor House, 623 N 16th. Douglas: 1809, Wall Paper Cleaning. WALLPAPER cls by room er hour. Reasonable. . 5884, Geo. Rumple. SWAPPERS' COLUMN TF you have anything to trade, make up a ttle ad and run it in this column for seven days—it only costs 38c and 3o per anawer. This offer is good only in Omaha, and excludes Real Estate, cash offers, a Busineas Properties For Sale or Tra These, as well as mail orders for use of Swappers' Column must pay regular rates. One or two answers are sufficient to make your trade and the whole transaction only costs about 30c. ‘Try It L AL LM A LA L RN EVERETT ' 8IX, newly painted and over. hauled; one extra casing, demountabl rims; thia car looks like new and s just as good| 1913 model. As I am going to Montana I want a smaller car, 8o it you have @ late model Ford or other lght -un;n-mnn nl;;od&ul. All lotters answered. C.~128. Rea PRINTER—FIrst-claas, _wants _permanent situation; no booser; capable, experienced; tisfaction guarant state particulars. Come on wire; wire care Beach Printing Co., or ‘write Gen. Deltyery, O. M. Bor- den, Stoux Falls, Souti Dakota. FARM HANDS, CORN PLOW: "8, etc., fur- nished free to farmers. Write, wire or ., Swoeney and Dillon's Nebraska 1330 Dodge B8t, 1008 GROCERY clerk wants position, four years' experience; can furnish best references age 23. Call, write or phone Tyler 16 1 Y. M. JOOKKEEPER, 13 years' experience, coun- try and city banks and offices, desires permanent connectiom, country bank or good firm. Address G 375, Beo. WANTED—Position as _grocery clerk in Towa town, any sise; 6 years' experience. DI.I.L‘ of references. young man sires position in .or out of city; thor- oughly -experienced. Address B 358, Bee. WANTED—Poaltion as pharmacist. Regis- tered in Nebrasks. gnt of M. ¥. Mannine Maraa, Neh WANTED—An _ assistant bookkeeper _on eastern purchased account; must write figure: practical experience at this work. ary $56 per month. Address P 2 MBEN—Why not learn the barber trade? Lighter, cleaner and easier than most lines of work. More barbers needed now; gret est demand ever known. Good guarant: “tips and over-money. Can own shop on small capital or travpl. Our free fllustrated catalogue explaina 'how We teach the trade in a few weeks, Bpecial summer rates, Write today. Moler Barber college, 110 8. 14th St, Omaha, Neb, (Est. 1893.) WE CANNOT begin to fill all the openings we for experienced stenographers. Call and register with us. NO FILING FEE, only 50 cents to investigate refer- encel THE MARTI CO. 1327 W. O. W. Bl LESMAN—Iowa, salary di keeper, $100 to $125; book! 39 office _olerk, 'good steno., §60. Watts Ref. Ci Thes. Bldg. § R. R. CLERKS, tesesneie lAbEGMAg (g'r)nm LINE) HOTEL CLK. (OUT-TOWN).$35 B. THE CANO AGENCY, 600 BEE BLDG. FOR & HIGH-CLABS commercial position seo us. NO FILING FEE; only 50 cents to investigate references. THE MARTI COMPANY, 1337 W. O. W. Bullding, Professions and Trades. FARM hands, corn plowers, etc., furnished free to farmers. Write, wire or tel . phone.. Sweeney & Dillon’ Nebraska Em- ployment agency, 1320 Dodge St, Omahs, Neb. Douglas 7005. WANTED—Machine shop foreman by firm Just manufacturing farm tractors; mod- erate salary to start; excellent opportunity for the right man. Giv complete ex- perience and salary expected. Address A 301, Bee. —__ 8BE US FOR DRUG JOBS. il CO-OPERATIVE REFERENCE CO. Established Ten Years. 1016-16 City National 70 HARVEST HANDS wanted; close in; (1] per day, room and bos Neb. Employ- _ment Agency, 1330 Dodge. _______ WANTED—An experienced farm hand for work on my farm near Arlington. Call 264 Bxchange Bldg., South Omaha. MACHINISTS WANTED—Competent men for lathe, planer and boring mill work. \ Address 8. 30! 3 ANTED—A printe Owner called out on military duty. Wire Journal, Gordon, Neb. Drug store_snaps, jobs. Knelst, Bee Bldg. Salesmen and Solicitors. WANTED—High grade salesman; partly ex- perienced in the sale of corporate stock referred. Must be capable of earning $5,000 & year or more. Give past xperl ~ To Ni Europe. Especially attractive selling plan, exclusive territory, good commilsions. Ad- s AT T ——— WE bave moved our offices to a warehouse on k, 9th and Dodge Sts. Our suc- cess depends on finding that frank, plain successful young man. THE BASKET STORES. WANTED—Bxperienced automobile sales- man; must be capable; salary or com- mission as preferred; references required. Jackson Automobile Co. Branch, 915 8. $th 8t., Council Bluffs, Ia. WANTED—Neal-appearing_single man to travel with manager and solicit; experl. ence unnecessary; expenses advanced. Ap- ply to Haley, Merchants hotel, after 9 to- aay. FTOCK and bond salesman; something very attractive; the best seller on the mar. ket. Standard Sec. Inv. Co., 1017 W. O. W, Bldg.. and d salesman. STANDARD SEC. & INV. CO,, 1017 W. O. W, Bidg. SALESMEN—] ‘money for business get- tors. Call at 1017 W. O. W. Bldg. CITY collector, permanen! baugh, 1814 St. Mary's Trade Schools. GOOD MEN WANTED. ‘W. A. Hixen- venue, starting systems. AMERICAN AUTO COLLEGE, #0668 Farmess. Qmaba. Mah Professions and Trades. OPERATORS ON POWER MACHINES TO MAKE HOUSE DRESSES AND APRONS; PERMANENT POSITIONS, PLEASANT WORK IN A MODERN FACTORY, WITH ALL CONVENIENCES. AN EXCEL- LENT OPPORTUNITY FOR THOSE DE- SIRING STEADY EMPLOYMENT. SEB MR. ANDERSON, M. B. SMITH & CO, $TH AND DOUGLAS. WANTED—Girls in fiat work dept. Apply Evans Model Laundry, 11th and Doug Trade Schools. GIRLS to learn halr dressing. Parlors at 236 City National Banl Hotels and Restaurants, GIRL wanted for lunch room; good wages. 602 8. 13th St. Household and Domestic. WANTED—Competent _girl for general housework; part of the summer at Lake Okobojl. Mrs. H. M. McClanshan, Wi nut 1402, GIRL who 15 & 800d cook for general house- work; no laundry; good wages. Apply at once. 416 S. 38th 8t. Telephone Harney 2650. WANTED—Good girl for general hou work; keep a second girl. Mrs. J. A. Sunderland, Fairacres. Phone Wal. 282. WANTED—A competent girl for general housework; must be good cook. 3808 Har- ney St. Telephone Harney 6339. WANTED—Good white girl for general housework; 4 in family; good wages. Harney 6309, WANTED—Woman for general housework at Soclal Settlement; references required. H. 2808. WANTED—Mald for second work. M. Victor Caldwell, 630 South 20th St. TCOMPETENT white girl for general house- work. Phone Walnut 963. e e PIANO tuning. Chas L. Fish. Web. 1365, WANTED—Competent second girl. Mrs. V. A. Brogan. ‘Walnut 2271, HELP WANTED. MALE AND FEMALE. TEACHE! for rural districts, Colorado, Wyoming, Arizona. Hazard Teachers' Agency, Denver. EDUCATIONAL Oppenheim Bldg. DAY SCHOOL, BOYLES COLLEGE, NIGHT SCHOOL. day is enroliment day. Bookkeep- hand, Stenotype, Typewriting, Tolegravhy, Civil Servige—all Commercial and English branches. Catalogue free. BOYLES COLLEGBE, 18th and Harney Bts. Tel. Douglas 1565, VAN SANT SCHOOL of Business, Second Floor Omaha National Bank Bldg. ENTRANCE 220 D. 5890. to_learn Bchool Phone Tyler 243. " Musical. ‘HARP—Summer term offer to students be- ginning April 16. Harps furnished. 306 Lyric Bidg. Loretta DeLone Studio, BOURICIUS Music Studios, 13, 14, 15 Ar- lington block. Absolutely correct “time” in_playing is our hobby. PERSONAL “PILES, FISTULA CURED Dr. B. . Tarry cures plles, fistuls and other rectal diseases without surgical operation. Cure guaranteed and no money paid until cured. Write for book on rec- tal diseases with testimonials. DR. B. R. TARRY, 240 Bes Bldg., Omaha, Neb. e e e REAL ESTATE DEALERS and rental~agents are time-saving location in BEE BUILDING, in a the because they are near the Court House and City Hall, whers #0 many matters of record and information are found. Very desirable oftice for rent now. Inquire for the puperintend- ant. Room 102 FOR legal advice call Douglas 3538. — HOTELS BAVOY HOTEL, 16TH AND JACKSON. - OMAHA, NEB. Making special stmmer rates from $3.566 to $7.00 per week, with hot and cold running- water. . H. WEINER, Prop. —_— FOR RENT—ROOMS Furnished Rooms. ATTENTION, ROOM HUNTERS! It you fail to find the room you desire among these ads, 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 Bee ‘Waat Ad Dept., and give your name and address, and a list will be mailed to you at once. New lists are 1ssued every woek. DUNDEE—Elegant front room with alcove, beautiful grounds, plenty of shade; in 1t block to cars. Ref- erences required. Walnut 136. iF YOU DESIRE.a clean sleeping room well furnished, in the Hildreth apts. Very reasonable, call Harney 6390 and ask for Apt. No. 1. BEAUTIFUL 3-room suite in West Farnam district; splendid ventilation; an ideal summer place; suitable for a party of bachelors or adults. Sulte can be sepa- rated; breakfast if desired. Harney 4981. WANT two tlemen for attractive front room, exc two beds telephone extension, walking distance, breakfast served, Harney 3198, ONE or ,two ool rooms, with bath, for July and August; iarge yard with trees; walking distance; references. Address M 366, Bee. HOTEL BANFORD. 19th and Furnam. 20th and Farnam. Special rates to permanent guests. NICELY firnished room, new home. Ha scom Park district, for one of two gen- tlemen. Phone Harney 4205. FOOM In new modern home, private family, quiet neighborhood, Hanscom park dis- trict. Phone Harney 6955. FURNISHED ROOMS FOR MEN ONLY. o8 NORTH 1ith ST ____ FOR RENT—One room In private family; sleeping porch if desired. West Farnam car line, Address E 304, Bes. NIGELY furnished room In private family; no other roomers; sultable for 1 or 2. Call Douglas 5139, BEAUTIFUL furnished front room, nics lo- cation; walking distance. Douglas 7317. 3614 CAPITOL Ave.—Large northeast room, suitable for two gentlemen. 730 N, 35TH—Pleasant and modern slesping rooms, §3 week; close in. NIC] furnished room, i ern, 631 S. 224 St Housekeeping Rooms. ONE Iarge 1lving room and large pantry, kitchen with all modern conveniences, with phone, $4 per week; also one parlor bedroom, §8 per month; private Romej central location. 836 8. 10th Sf Tyler 2 7578 ST. MARY'S Ave—l] Tnished apart- ; large, airy, cle t of the ordl- _pary; references exchansed. ________ FURNISHED housekeeping also -sleeping rooms, summer prices. - Lincoln Apts., 3108 Chicago. Tyler 2607, 30 8, 34TH AVB.—Two-room modern suite, furnished for light housekeeping. Phone Red 2858, 1817 CAPITOL—Housekeeping room and two sleeping rooms; clean; cool; reason- able. 1119 8. 29, 6-r. B., $4.50; 2-r., §3. H. 1438, Board and Rooms. WOULD like nice, refined, con‘n\lll wirl for room-mate for the month of July, in private family, all modern convent ences and home privileges; must be neat d references exchanged. Answer by ving 'phone number or address. Rates reasonable. Address M 297, Bee. EVERYTHING NEW. Desirable, cool rooms, with excellent board; special summer ates. 3854 Har- ney. NICELY furnished room with board, In ch!l park district. Webster 3522, Unfurnished Rooms. 1625 1ZARD—Three unfurnished roo: electric light, gas, water; rent $11, Wal- nut 674. TWO unfurnished rooms suitable for light housekeeping. 913 N. 19th St., $7 monthly. HOTEL HARLEY. 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 * Apartrents and Houses, Apartments. SPLENDID, NEW, FURNISHED. TRAVERTON FIREPROOF. 34TH AND LANDON COURT. Catering to people of refined tastea Apartment housekeep! PRSI, .. AL e T e TROOM and bath, Flo-Les Apt. No. 1 ton_ given 3 and 6 p. M. §T. CLAIR, 24th and Harney, 3-room fur- nished apt. Call Harney 64T, == e __FOR RENT—HOUSES _ West. FLEGANT lower St. Louls flat, 5-roo; colonial porch, facing park, 3315 Cuming Bt., $35.00; garage. Bt .00 A, Bee want Ads produce best resulls,