Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 18, 1916, Page 10

Want-Ad Rates lc CMI WITH ORDER. ch insertion (!QI ‘solid—no display.) Ads Paragraphed or Set in Display Style. fc per lin ..one time T per lin: _thres consecutive times (Count six ‘words to the line.) CHARGE n'l'fll 8o per line triassesesssone time Yo per lfne. fhres consecutive times (Count six words to the lino.) Special Rates: Farm and R-nch Lands. te m lln- .each Insertion unt_ six words to the line.) POREYON AD\'ERTX!INO UNDER AGENTS R HELP WANTED CLASSIFI- CATION! vero.one time v three consecutive times 2¢ per word. 1%¢c per word. NO AD TAKEN FOR LESS THAN A TOTAL OF 20c OR LESS THAN 100 A DAY. CARD- OF THANKS, DEATH AND FU- NERAL NOTICES, 100 W 1ine. .each {nsertion Minimam ‘charge 50 cents.) llunly nu for standing ads (no change $1.80 per line (cunt six wurdn to the line.) s (Contract rates on application.) THE BEE will not be responsible for more lm ofll incorrect Insertion of an adver- ordered for more than one time. ADVIR'HIE“ hould retain receipts given bl The Bee in payment for Want Ads, as mistake can be rectified without them. Ull THB TELEPHONE if you cannot con- veniently bring or send in your ads. Ask for & Want-Ad Taker, and you will re- colve the same good service as when de- it the office, N ANT-AD COLUMNS CLDII— IVI’"HG EDITIONS. 0 M. MOVIE PROGRAM (Changed Daily.) Downtown. 1317-19 DOUGLAS HERBERT RAWLINSON “They Wouldn't TAKE HIM SERIOUSLY.” 3-Reel L. K. O, Blapstick Conudl. “Ignats’'s Icy Injury.” "Any !ou\n." A high-class drams. AM 1415 FARN. Our Fans Wil xng You Cool, ELLA HALL in “THE LOVE OIRL.” & 6-Reel Blusbird Picturs. North. IND 24TH AN “Becret of Bubmarine No, 1. "BROTHERS EQUAL." “Blily V. D. Eggepensive Adv.'' 16TH AND BILLIE BURKE IN “GLORIA'S ROMANCE." WINIFRED GREENWOOD IN “THE INNER STRUGGLE." PIPE ORGAN DELUXE HIFFODRONE __3¥TH AND CUMING “ORPHAN JOTCE" with JOYCE FAIR. “NEW YORK_ PAST AND PRESENT. “QTTO THE COBBLER", Comedy. OP 2TH_AND LOTHROP FAT TINCHER and DE WOLF HOPPER in HINE DAD."” l eystone called ‘THE CION AND THE GIRL* South. 'ARD 3 HAZEL DAWN in “THE HEART OF JENNIFER." 5-Reel Paramount Picturs. 23TH AND LEAVE! 18th Chapter of the RON C! LAW” U Sellg “rll READ O MAYO. "loll DUEL", Selis. 'UND! YMARY ANN", With VIVIAN MARTIN. A Fox I-tln. “AI All Anlll Joka* EMBLIE POL!NI ln THE LITTLE CH THE, CORNER" “WHO'S GUILTY” with TOM MOOR® snd ANNA “JERRY'S BIG LARK" “KILLED B WHOM " “REBL LIFE” “MAN OF HONOR.* e ——————— DEATHS & Wfl%b NOTICES, yoars, § months, 25 days, Bu evening, July 16, .a resident of twenty-four years and & mlM dairyman. Funeral from te residence, §4th his 1a and Dodge, Tuesday, hl: 18th, at 4 p.m., Dr. Maxwell officlating. Interment, For- est Lawn cemetery. OLSEN—Mrs, H. 8, at the lence r daughter, Mrs. H. Jullen, 3901 ge street, Sunday, July Funeral from Crosby chapel Tuesday, 10 a. m. Interment Forest Lawn Q. —Aged 56 yoars, § mon| 2 un. July 15, 1916, . Funeral from 1014 8, family resid tl 8t., Monday afternoon at 3:30, Inter- rest Lawn cemetary. eral from resi i Ath, ‘l‘l-lu. July lnh. 1 p. m, um- ment, Forest Lawn cemetery. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. el drestors, TIY B 16th Tyler 176, W, K. BURKET & BON—Funeral directors and embalmer, 2004 Leavenworth, Har. 90, & and em- balmers, th ors Douglas 1316, Di graves, pure white cement, unmarked mfln for circular. See sam- A Bldg. O y-n recommends HESS 1416 Farnam St. Doug. 1501, mu -Nmu:hn l.“l'm gg Flower Shop, 411 8. 16th, D. 3103. i A BATH, florist, 1004 Farnam Bt D. 1000, BIRTHS AND DEATHS. THE BEE: ANNOUNCEMENTS nue, 1910 North Twenty- Henry and Ellen Hanson, boy; Willlam J. 3619 Valley, girl Fifty-sixth and Harrison, boy; L. A. and Joseph Jansen, avenue, boy; Rodney C. and Della Jewell, 4018 North Twenty-sixth, boy; Charles E. and Jessle O. Ritcher, 4720 North Forty- second, boy; Omah Eighteenth; 1819 North Seventeenth; Myrta E. Bush, ‘Twenty-second Ceeil Mrs. Napy Helwig, 4, Twen Miss Johanna Ci reth Home for the Al 52, hospl! Y. Elizabeth avenue. Birtha—Relm North Thirty-third, boy; Harry and Maud Branch, Fifty- th and Elizabeth boy; W. J. and Mildred Oberbender, venth, girl; Altred 4824 Willtam, nd Florence Henderson, Peter and Marie Hansen. 5331 North Twenty-fif Joseph and Rose Bchwar, Fort bo, Deaths—Gus Johnson, 19014 South Mrs. Maggle McLaughiin, 66, and St risby, 10, Twenty- Viberg, Arion H. Btrayer, Mrs. Orlando Oliver, 35, 1622 4719 roll; Douglas Vinton Branch, 1 BUILDING PERMITS. —— e The following bullding permits have been Issued: Royal Twenty-fourth, brick store, kac, dwelling, $1,700; Smith Brick Co ‘Twenty- first and Dorcas, brick kiln, $73, 6703 Bouth Twenty 00; Bmith Co., Twenty-first and Dor and shed, $12,000. LOST-FOUND-REWARDS iF YOU lose anything and will advertise it here, you will surely recover it if found n honest person, Remarkable re- brought about ry day through this column. THE LAW—People who find lost articles are interested in knowing that strict in requiring th: ! can be proven, involves a evers ponalty. OMAHA & COUNCIL BLUFFS STREET RAILWAY COMPANY. Persons having lost soms article would do well to call up the office of the Omaha & Councll Bluffs Street Rallway company to ascertain whether they loft it In the street cars. Many articles h day are turned in and the company Is anxious to re- re them to the rightful owners. Call store, Ford LOBT—Package containing black skirt, pur- chased at Women's Toy y. Colfax 2308. FOR SALE—Miscellaneous ture and Household NI fumed oak bookcase, one writing dt and chalr, five rugs, kitchen range, gas kitchen cabinet, & round oak ped- 4 chairs, 1 bed, felt mattress n oak dresser, 3 other dresser, ice box, hard burner. 1208 No. 24th 8t Private party. No_ dealers. ONE fumed oak bookcase, one writing d k and chalr, five rugs, kitchen range, kitchen cabinet, a round oak pifl' 4 chairs, 1 bed, felt mattress admost n golden oak dresser, 3 other Md. l chiffonlers, or, icebox, hard coal burner. 1208 No. 24th St. party. N B worth f & store, man, de- acter. Our lnwm proclaims N ore in Omaha can show you the house furnishings nor save you the money we can. STATE FURNITURE CO, Cor. 14th and Dodge. Phone D.1817. LEFT on counter in the Speedway head- quarters, a valuable achment for a 1 , Party can have same Al PUBLIC AUCTION Housshold goods, at OMAHA VAN & STORAGE CO. every #aturday during July and ust, Sale at 10 & m. In rear of 801 16th 8t Private A FEW VERY DESIRABLE OFFICES FOR RENT NOW. THE BEE BUILDING. OFFICE ROOM 103, BRODEG Tucky Wedding Rings" at_16th and Douglas Bts. LIVE outdoors. Y. M. C. x Guting_Park. Bakeri CAKES, pastry and fancy bakery goods, supplied to parties, lodges and entertal ments. 7. H. Reeder, 1506 N. 18th. W.3297. Accountants. E. A. DWORAK, C. P. A. A VAN ORDER. 538 Ramge Bidg. _ Phone Doug. 316 Advertising Novelties, M. F. Shater & Co. 13th-Farnam. D. T474. OMAHA, SWAPPERS’ COLUMN JULY ve 1916. BUSINESS CIIANCES __HELP WANTED—MALE EDUCATIONAL BOOK on "How to Start in the Mall Order Busine also book contalning fourteen money making rules, to trade for other books of the same nature, or anything useful, Address C. Bee. AGRICULTURAL Implements, Including one plow, one disk harrow and many smaller objects, Will trade for horses, auto or, what have you? Address 8. C. 195, Bee. WANTED—To swap dlamonds for Ford car in good condition, value $280; will allow Inspection of any jeweler; requires demonstration of car. Address 8. C. 646, (value m) for camping outflt, fishing or anything of equal value. FULLY equipped fl\e passenger auto; will take In exchange 2-passenger car, dla- monds, plano or victrola, Address 8. C. 184, Bee. TRAINED MONKEY to trade for guitar, trombone or other musical strument. Address S. C.-198, Bee. FOR SALE—Exceptionally fine Irish water spaniel pups 2 months old. Wm. Distel- horst, Leshara, Neb. T HAVE a fine bunch of Buff Orpingtons; also little chickens. What have you? Ad- dress 8. C. 190, Bee. HOOBIER kitchen cabinet to trade for san- itary couch and pad. Address 8. C. 560, Bl violin, in- body. Will swap for Ford Roadster. body. Wil swap for Ford truc b ing but Fords considered. 8. C. 187, Bee. Artists, ARTISTS work for the trade, eelorin brushing; high-class work. 611 Brass and Iron Pnunddel. Paxton-Mitchell Co., 27th and Marths Sts. Costumes. THEATRICAL gowns, full dress suits, for rent. 200 N. 17th. John Faldma: Baths. HYGIENIC BATH INSTITUTE, Madam Edna H, LaBell, 709 South 16th St.; vapor baths, Swedis’. massage taught every Fri. day for men and women. Lady sttendant for lad) Phone Douglas 7046, . BENDA—S8ulphur, steam. ~ Modern Turkish BATHS AND MASSAGE. Private npulm-m- for ladles with lady attend- PMnl Dm. 17, atr- 0. RI' TEN [OUSE_ Senitarl k! baths. 210-214 Balrd Blk., l‘"ll lfl‘ Dfll‘lu Buttons and Pleating. DRESS pleating, hemstitching and eover- ed buttons. Van Arnam Dress Pleat- ing and Button Co, 3d floor Paxton Bli. Doug. 3109, Cameras and Pinishing. “REXOETE" cameras, 3%x3%, §3.00; (wl- versal focus lens). Green's Pharmacy, 1 and Howard. Bes them today. Chiropractic. CHIROPRACTIC COMBINED WITH SUL- PHUR STEAM BATHS. The only chiro- practic lld' lnfl lem! wa Bldg., 24th and Farnam. Doul 1 l DR. KNOLLENBERG & DR, MACNAMARA Carpenters and Contractors, Lessard & Son, 1906 Capitol Ave. Ty. 1 C. W, Hokanson, 2506 Leaven'th, Ty. 3192 J. Chiropractic and Spinal Adjustment. DR. BURHORN'S modern, sanitary chiro- practic adjusting parlors. 414-18 Rose Bld. D. Sch. grad; lady attendant. Dr. Frances Dawson, Rose Bldg. Tyler 2366, Dr, J. C. Lawrence, 1 Baird Bldg. D. 8461. : Dancing Academies. DB LUXE ACADEMY, 111 8. 18th St Detective: JAMES ALLAN, 313 Neville Bloock. dence secured in all cases. Tyler 1136, Dressmaking. ACCORDION, BSids, Knifs, Box Pleatin Cov, Buttons, Hematitching. Neb. Pleat! & Button Co., 43i-3 Paxton Blk. R. 4 OMAHA PILLOW CO.—VFeit and halr mat- tresscs made over in naw ticks at hall the price of Phone us for sample of tickin Cumlnl 8t. Douglas R SALE—Patent and well bullt; will last a lif us for particulars. Dous. 61 Ll boxes, 36 gan stoves, 20 all kinds; poultry wire and nll( til § p. m. 1839 N. 24th Bt [NB mirror, ohiffonler, brass b and other lr!lelu Douglas 84' BAL! rangs, good condition. Phone Dvullu 1762, LINE stove for Colfax 3743, tore and Of lromnl board, neat imne. Phone rugs of Open cheap. 'hone 81 te. We buy, sell. Omah: Bupply Co., 414-16-18 8. V3th. Dous. 3134, FIRST-CLASS work on summer dres: silk shirts, everything guar. D. 3679, ing Col, 1628 City Nat'l. college. 20th and Farnam. Terry Dressmal Dr. Bradbury. No pain. 913 W. O. W. Bld Taft's Dent. Rma., 308 Rose Bidg. D. 3186, Electrolysis EXPERT oporuor at home; reas. charge. 101 8. 235th Ave. Doug. 7923, Everything for Women. ACCORDION, slas, knife, sunburet, box covered buttons, all sises and os; hemstitching, picot edging, em- broldery; beading, braidin eyelet cut work, buttonholes, pennants. IDEAL BUTTON AND PLEATING CO. 300 Douglas Rik. Douglas 1936. TADIES—You can always find ready-mads clothes at Mrs. Robertson's, 2511 Lake 8t. A JOBBPH—OAd mill work. Walnut 686, and Pocket Tables. §OR SALB—BILLIARD TABLES, Brand n urom and pocket, with comple! $126; second-hand tables at re- Iuod prlm, bowling alleys and supplie Cigar store, drug, dell- catessen and o llUNl'lCK BALKI-LOLLINDIR co., 407-409 Bouth 10th Bt ODEG. 16th and Doullu Bta. SRR ters_and_Supplies. Express Companies. TWIN CITY Express Co 1623 Caes Bt Douglas 1717. Heavy hauling s speciaity. ANYWHERE 25¢ WB. 2104 Fixtures and Wiring. DURKI Electric washing machines, electric irons and reading lamps, 2223 Cuming Bt. Douglas 3819, Furncces and Tinware. ROOFING, furnaces and general tinwork. 8, Abrams, 1606 N. 24th 8t. Web, 6446, mbuu- vld the same as per mont us before you it M any place on ten da: trisl, Butts Typewriter Kxcha free 316 8. 18th, Omaha, Neb. RITORS sold, ronte paired. lunt an_Ollver tyi r months for §5, Central Typ-wrmr l:x- enuln. 1006 Farnam. QTO] 'Ilonlrolu lhnfl - rnnlnn for rent; sent anywhere. ington Typewriter Company. D. 13 typewriters, ribbons $& dosen; carbon, §1 & box. Midiand Co. 334 Bee_Blds. Smith m— 0L — South wing Machines ‘W.rl ren! nwr,.‘un needles and parts ‘machines. i MICKEL' NEBRASKA CYCLE 16th and Hartey 'Bta luhlnuvand CO., Doug. 1663, o | IDEAL Halr Parlors, 207 Baird Bl Hair Dre: Mani- tollet articles. Doug. 6185, Hand Laundry. CALL DOUGLAS 4626 and have your laun- reasonable. and Blocking. STRAW, Panama, all Kinda hats, cl and reblocked. 1616-1620 Harney. Lawyers, FRANCIS MORGAN, 613 Bea. Doug. 4089, Justices of the Peace. M. H. CCAIBORNE, 613 Paxton Bik. Red 7401 Notary public; depoaition steno. T. W. BRITT, 301 Barker Block, Patent Attorney. H. A. STURGES, 630 Brandels Th. D. 3465 Painting and Papering. OMAHA Paste Co., 718 8. 13th. Doug. 3760, 13 ROOM, paper and hanging. Web. 3343, ouring, ned ND-HAND MOTORS. lllll'l‘ llaliF‘H\KCIANI AND MAC Ls lllou BLYCTRICAL 'WORKA, Omaha. 0 8, 13th t once, u&«un engine and up- bought now. "L flundl Blufts. ILERS, ltu% eleof ing Cu., 1 Printing and Office B ATERS-BARNHART Ptg. printing. Tel. D«.\II‘ lll‘. lll B. Bii our ices on l CAIPA?QN CAI l 8. PTG. s B(.DO DOW 11 Ill 1AL mpllullu Bteno. Pnono for prices. Dmln nol Paxton Blk. lll. llll-u . Miscellaneous. FOR SALE To be removed, house In rear of 1813 Davenport 8t. Can be bought cheap. W. FARNAM BMITH & CO., 1320 Farnam Bt Doug. 1084, MY hllh tandard of quality will be main. 4 quarts of Old Fontenolle whisky, bottled in bond. Henry Pollock, house. Doug. T16: 122134 N. llti Bt. KIIX TTES’ LI‘QU6R HOUSE, m"nhd |I N nmm:fi. §1.00, 91, Q! lifornia wine -w white or #allon, 60 Imported olive ol " cents per uart. Cackley Bros. e _Doug. 4086 WANTED TO BUY WANTED—HIgh class surveyors (transit, jnstrument that le designed for gen- land surveying as well as drainage Price must be right. Address on_track for our office and warshouse e will want to m some ih- an-. Phone Basket Btores Office, Tyler 440. used bought, sold - 4. C lul. llol Farnam, g Buy ; nothing too big nor too small. We | 1t's_worth. 1608 California 8t Pianos for Rent. $3.80 Por Mo. A. Hospo Co. 1513 Douslas. Cn.?‘lfl “lh. D, 11 HAVE sanitary couch In_good condition, will awap for boy's bicycle. Address S. C. 193, Bee. = e CLASSY roadster, good as new, will trade for dlamon Address 8. C. b A LITTLE ad in this column will bring about some remarkable exchanges. BUSINESS CHANCES . AFTER YOUR JULY 1ST DIVIDENDS are pald, talk with us sbout in- vesting your savings in & first mortgage farm for collsction of interest. We have #* Bavings Plan that will interest loan. No charge you. J. W. SQUIRE CO., Established 1871, 101 Pearl Street, Council Bluffs, Iowa. DRUG BTORBE bargain extraordinar: date fixtures, mahogany finished showcases, Rx cas design to match fe, soda fountain, etc.; stock ent medicine, tollet Christmas goods, , etc. Fine drugglst or doctor. Should stock would Invoice $1,200 or Snap price if sold within a weel $400 spot cash. Address E. B. Benson, Washta, Ta A GROUP of eastern men are opening_and developing a limestone quarry near Oma- ha. By operating with thoroughly mod- ern equipment they are in a position to market thelr product at 60 per cent less than other quarries fn this section. An opportunity is afforded one or two men capable of either superintending the quarrying or managing the force, or both; m be le to show & good record and ' in Address P up-to- tloor ome money, Better Business Chances For Those Who Office in a Good Building For Rooms in The Bee Building ““The bullding that is always new." Bee the Superintendent, room 103. No other Omaha newspaper is showing anywhers r the prog- ress in its Want Ads as THE BEB. 20,101 MORE PAID ADS in the first five months of 1918 than in the same period of 1915. FOR BALE—Up-to-date good business; will cleaning work ‘Works, 1010 10th Ave.,, Broken Bow, Nel WANTED—Good blacksmith capable of do- ing all kinds of work, either to work on shares or will sell shop and tools, good opening for the right man. A. T. Popple, Axtell, Neb. SPOT CASH will buy a general stock of merchandise in the best location and the best town of 800 people, surrounded by a rich farming community loud as there 18 In America. Answer qui Yug; owne the bullding and wil good leass. Address Y 500 Bee. PARTNER WANTED—Capable of taking charge of store; legitimate, §ood paying business; very Ilittle money neede assure $350 a month above expen: dress B 481, By FOR SALE—Paying lumber and coal bus ness In northeast Nebraska town; Ii yard competition. Will eometder good qua: ter section of eastern jbraska or west- ern lowa land, at actual cash value. Ad- dress Y-434, Bee. 3,600 NEW fixtures and a nice clean stock ¢ groceries. Good location. For cash bl n it taken at once. Cannot 63 N. Main !L. Co. Bluffa. Ia. FOR BALE—S-chair barber shop, 10-table pool hall, counters, show cases, etc. Will sell the business or the tables and fix- tures separate. G. A. Land, 1807 Far- nam St MOVING Ploture Theaters, real bargalns; machines, repairs, supplies, acceasorles, new and second-hand. Bee us® OMAHA THEATER !UPPL! Co., Baird Blds. Doug. 3620, FOR BALE—One of the oldest grocery and meat markets in the city; doing $4,000 cash business per month; must be sold at onc: reason Jor selling, other business. 9. Doug. Phone Doug. 14 Vacuum Cleaners. CLEAN QUICKLY AND THOROUGHLY WITH ECLIPSE ELECTRIC; RENT §1 AND §1.50 PER DAY. DOUGLAS 17 Towel Supplies. OMAHA Towel Bupply, 307 5, 11th. D. 838, Wedding Stationery. WEDDING announcements and Douglas Printing Co. Tel. Doug. 844 Wines and Liquors. BUY your family liquors Klel: House, 523 N. 16th. Douglas 1809, SWAPPERS’ COLUMN P b Aot o bbb SR 10 ACRES good unimproved land, located 88 miles from St. Louls, great market, 23 miles from Ironton, Mo.; ool beautiful coun- tryi ox:nllonl garden soll; spring water; h re. Will sell 36 or real estate, nuto. A-l merchandise, Owner, J 157, Bee. IF you have anything to trade, make up a , lttle ad and run it in this column for seven days—it only costs 26c and 3¢ per answer. This offer is good only in Omaha, and excludes Real Estate, cash offers, and Business Properties For o or Trade. These, as well as mall orders for use of Swappers' Column must pay regular rates. One or two anawers are sufficient to make your trade and the whole transaction only costs about 30c. Try it 304 rare old colne, Inel California gold halves and quarters. Waah. ington cents, colonial coins, Jackson cents, civil war tokens, large cop) clent Roman and Greek col others, WIill trade by the vu« or by sets. What have you? AM.I- C. 194, trade light roadater running order, Owner is mashinist auto _work at odd times, Address S c. 181, Bee. Py n ors racer ear in good shape, wil cul turning lathe, about 1¢-inch swing or what have you? Address L C. 196, Bee. ito, tirea and for » B DAY ’ KASE STUDIO. 16TH AND HARNEY. BEE the Day osene burner for cook stoves and ranges; some territories left; & money maker for agen Lacghlin, 1607 Leavenworth, O FOR SALE—Good, clean stock of hard- ware; live town central Nebraska. Good nnlorrl‘ for selling. Be quick. Address Y, 267, Dee. DOWD Bale and Auction Co., Omaha, have closed out more mdse. stocks than any other firm in U. B. Write for terms. MOTION PICTURE MACHINES. New and rebulit bargal supplies. Omaha Film Exchai 14th 8t FOR SALE by owner—Drug atore, dwelling and stock; square deal. Address owner. 918 West 6th Ave. nenur. Colo. CONFECTIONERY and lunch counter; do- ing good business; soda fountain In con- nection. Address Y-491, Bee. WE buy, we sell motion picture theaters, machines, feature filma. Co-Operative _Film & Supply Co. 210 Bromley BId. FOR SALE or trade, T. D. Brown. Annex TO GET In or out of buainess, GANGESTAD, 422 B.-_? DLNI. 3477, PHOTOGRAPH gallery for sale or for rent. ,\drdresl P-478, LI8T WITH MB FOR QUICK RESULTS. Tyler 2487. 419 Rose Bldg. TO SELL or buy a business call on Busch & Borghoft, 730 World-Horald Bldg. Rooming House: Prolemonl and Trades. FARM hands, corn plowers, eic.. furnished free to farmers. Write, wire or tele- phone. Sweeney & Dillon's Nebrasks Em- ployment agency, 1320 Dodge St., Omaha, Neb. Dml as_7005. US FOR DRUG JOBS. CO-OPERATIVE REFBRENCE CO. Established Ten 5 City Natiol 0 fiAn‘v‘Es'r HANDS wanted; u‘u‘-‘ n; l‘: per day, room and board. Neb. Employ- ment Agency, 1320 Dodge. WANTED—A printer. Owner called out on military duty. Wirs Journal, Gordon, Neb. Drug store anaps, jobs. Kneist_Bee Bldg. VAN SANT SCHOOL of Business, Second Floor Omaha National Bank Bldg. ENTRANCE 220. D 5890 EARN big money; be a photog; easy to learn; complete course, t:s Emory School of Photography, 612 N. 16th Bt. Phone Tyler 243. Musical. Salesmen and Solicitors. BOURICIUS MUSIC 8TUDIOS, 1611 Dodgs Bring us the pupll who comprehends YOUNG MAN WANTED TO mell advertising space. No previous experience necessary. Wil have every opportunity to make a real advertising man out of himself, pro- Viding he s not afrald to work and has the nerve to stand up under nard knock Simall y and commission. Call In person at Room 104 Bee Bldg. at 10 a. m. or 3 p. m. FOR SALE—Furnishings of 15-room house; sultable for fraternity or roomers; walking distance; pleasant; furnished nicely for home; will sell below cost, as I am leav- ing city. Address P 313, Omaha Bee. SITUATIONS WANTED WEEKLY RATE, 15c PER LINE. Day work or business ads regular rat 2 lines week. . 3 lines one week. Each extra line ifo per week. - Male. SITUATION WANTED at once and by the best meat cutter in the northwest; young man, married, absolutely sober and a hustler; can o the finest of trade and cut the money out of the meat; good provision buyer and clean shop man; want to get out of the city into a good llve town. Address 2004 W. Paimer Ave, Bioux City, la. FARM HANDS, CORN PLOWERS, etc., fur- nished free to farmers. Write, wire or telephone, Bweeney & Dillon's Nebraska BEmployment agency, 1330 Dodge 8t Omaha, Neb. Douglas 7005. MAN and wife wish position in good fi wife can do housework, mak: can drive work. Joe automoblle and do neral Bmerda, Douglas 8746. WANTED—Position as chauffeur for party making tour to Colorado or coast, ete.; pleass mention make of car; reasonable salary asked. A Bee. HAVE had 10 years' experience in the Ab- stract_of Titls, Farm Loan and Insur- ance Business; desire position with some reliable firm. Address Y 497, Bee. HIGH-GRADE bank man, ten years' expe- wishes connection with good bank; A-1; can invest. Address ‘WANT position as chauffeur; 4 years' ex- perience. Can drive any make. Call Webster 5677, after § o'clock. Best of Teferences. JAPANESE, competent cook, wants posi- tion in a family. K. Hama, 4806 So. 37 8t., S8o. Omaha. Phone 8o. 227. YOUNG married man, good habits, wishes position as chauffeur in private family. Does repalr work. Harney 3066, CHAUFFEUR wants position. W. J. Morton, 2068 Woolworth Ave. Cali Harney 1394. EXPERIENCED colord chauffeur or washer wants position, Phone Web. 6509. WANTED—By old established manufac- turing corporation, two thoroughly expe- rlenced traveling salesmen to sell staple line to the lumber, hardware, drug and paint trade; also electric light, power and telephone company, must be men able to carn $160 to $250 per month above expenses. Refore; and bond required. Call on salesmanager, 1111 Farnam. Office hours, 9 a. m. o b p. m. WANTED—Salesman calling on the gro- cery and meat trade to sell fresh oysters as a side line on commission for old tablished Baltimore oyster packer; ref- erences required; all communications con- fldential. Address J. L. McCready & Co., Baltimore, Md. TEAMSTERS, COAL SHOVELERS AND LABORERS WANTED. APPLY SUN- DERLAND BROS. CO., SOUTH YARD, 20TH AND HICKORY STS.; NORTH YARD, 24TH AND TAYLOR STS.; WEST YARD, 42D AND 1ZARD STS. SALESMAN for Omaha and vicinity, thor- oughly experlenced in the sale of crushed stone of kindred Iines: must be capable of marketing 170,000 tons yearly. Address § 423, Bee. WANTED—Neat appearing single man to travel e sloaman, oxperlence unneces- penses advanced. Apply to Mr. Haley, Merch-nm Hotel. I WANT several good men for road position, dy employment, liberal commission, advanced. Ses Mr. Claughton, Hotel. STOCK and bond salesman. STANDARD BEC. & INV. CO, 1017 W. O. W. Bldg. BALESMAN of better class to call on phy: and dentists outside Omaha. Average make $35 weekly. Phil esmen can make advan- tageous contract. Room 314, 1206 Farnam. SBALESMEN—BIg money for business get- ters. Call at 1017 W, O. W, Blds. Trade Schoous. MEN—Why not learn the barber Lighter, cleaner and easier than m trade? il est demand ever Lknown. Good gu tips_and over-money. Can own small capital or travel. Our free {llustrated catalogus oxplalns how we teach th trads In a few weeks. Gpectal summ: rates. Write today. Moler Barber colle 110 §. 14th St Omaha, Neb. (Est. 1898.) GOOD MEN WANTED. To learn auto work for the big spring rush. Fine training work on autos and electric starting systems. AMERICAN AUTO COLLEGE, 3053 Farnam_ Omaha, Neb. BAKER—First class on bread and pastry; city or country. Address, M-420, Bee. Miscellaneous. CONTRACTORS—Contractors_attention. We turnish all kinds of mechanics ers froe of charge. Responsibl transportation. Write, wi Sweeney & Dillon’'s Nebr: a ment_Agency, 1320 Dodge St. Douglas 7005. ODD jobs and janltor work. by the day or month, experienced in all lines of work; can furnish best of references. Telephone Harney 4730, EXPERIENCED man would Iike general house cleaning, lawn mower work; anteed. Phone Douglas 8545. YOUNG colored man, sober and reliable, desires work as porter or janitor. D. 4876. Positon wanted by rel. col. man, porter wk., oid Jobs, anything consid . Web. INI, would like janitor and porter work. Harney 2R42. gentls M n_nurse, exp. D. 6697, make et of tools I or write LEARN barber t your tuition whil included; job guaranteed. for catalogue. 1402 Dodge. TRI-CITY BARBER COLLEGE. MEN wanted to learn the barber trade. Tultlon $26. 1608 Cass St, Omaha. OMAHA BARBER COLLEGH. Miscellaneous. slowly; we get results, we assure you, Farp—Limited number puplls accepted com- ing ayon; rarly applications favered. Harps fur. Loretta DeLone, 305 Lyrio Bld. PERSONAL PILES, FISTULA CURED Dr. E. R. Tarry cures piles, fistula and other rectal diseases without surgical operation. Cure guaranteed and no money pald until cured. Write for book on rec- tal diseases with testimonials. DR, E. R. TARRY, 240 Bee Bldg., Omaha, Neb. DISAPPEARED TWO YEARS AGO— $100 REWARD IS OFFERED. Tt was two years ago that Otto Kern disappearcd from his home at Blairstown, Jowa. He Is 31 years old, about five feet #ix Inches tall, weighs about 160 poun hair light In color and he wears glasss T will pay $100 to anyone helping to lo- cate him. O. L. KERN, Administrator, Blairstown, Iowa. LAWYERS find that location, prestige and service mean much to them Ia bullding up their business. Oftice in the BEE BUILDING fulfill all these requirements—and more. Ottics Room 103. YOUNG women com| to Omaha asstrang- ers are Invited to visit the ‘oung Women's Christlan Assoclation bullding at 17th St. and St. Mary's Ave. where they will be directed to itable boarding places or otherwise assisted. Look for our travelers’ guide at the Union Statlon. M. BRUGMAN, D. M. T., massage, steam shower baths, electric and radio light troatment. 1 have also installed the Gard- ner reducing and therapeutic machine for reducing stout people. Rm. 303 Karbach Bldg. Phone Red 2727. THE Salvation Army Industrial home so-~ licits your old clothing, furniture, mi sines. We collect. We dlllrlbulo P! Doug. 4135 and our wag! and {nspect our new homs ll" 11 Dodge St. STAPLE & SHAFFER, masseuses scalp specialists; graduates Prof. Yhnell's Bwedish massage, scalp and halr, $a m to9 p. m. D. 713. 401 Ware Bik. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Oun and after this date T will not be responsibie for any bills contracted by my wife, Ella Mae Knowles.-—Geo. C. Knowl Successfully treated with- RUPTURES " riicat operation. Call or write Dr. Frank H. Wray, 308 Bee BIdg. ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES, MEN WANTED—Able-bodled unmarried men under age of 35; citizens of United States of good character and temperate habits, who can speak, read and write the Eng- lish language. For Information apply to Recruiting Officer, Army Bldg. 15th and Dodge Sts, Omaha, Neb.; 130 N. 10th St., Lincoln. Neb.; 827 4th Bt, Sloux City, Towa; 207 6th Ave., Des Moines, Towa. RITTENHOUSE Sanitarium. Baths of all kinds; massage and chiropody. 210-214 Baird Blk., 1ith and Douglas. D. 34b3. _ CORSETS made to order. Prices $3.80 to $30.00 Fxpert fitting. Nu-Bone Coivet Shop, Brandels Thea. Lobby. D. 4296. TAN you assist with a soclal club of young married women; state qualifications, Adl- dress B 425, Omaha Bes. WANTED—Experienced_rallroad rats and classification clerks, three to four months Job. Good pay to right men. Give age and experlence In reply. Address J 430, Bee. TUELLA WEBSTER, “masseuse,” 618 Pai- ton Blk., 10 2. m. to 8 a. m. D. 3237, i8S CLARK, sea salt baths and manicur- ing. 1302 Farnam St, Room No. ____ Hotels and Restaurants. RELTABLE EMPLOYMENT _ AGENCY, 1610 Davenpotr St. Douglas 1858. Headquarters for hotel help. Female. POSITION by first class dressmaker, com- petent cutter, fitter, finisher and de- signer; understands managing dressmak- ing and millinery parlors or stores; can furnish best of references as to character, honesty and reliabllity. Address Mrs. C. A. Epps, Phone Webster 2229, 2122 Wirt St. HIGH school teacher with primary expe- rience desires to travel to coole lons this summer with family. Address Y-494, Bee. THE BEB charge for “Situation ads’ 18 lower than any other form of advertising ~—not enough to cover cost of printing. WANTED—Young men as rallway mall clerks, $75.00 month. Sample examination questions free. Frankiin Institute Dept. 221 R, Rochester, N. Y. MISS WILSON—Bath and manicuring. No. 2, Davidge Blk. Phone Doug. 87651. SEA SALT Bath and Massage. 1323 Farnarg 8t., 2d floor. Doug. 3410. 70 HARVEST HANDS wanted; close in; $3 per day, room and board. Neb. Employ- ment Agency, 1320 Dodge. MEN nted to enlist in Signal Corps at once; report at Lincoln. LABORERS wanted; 20th and Q Sts.,, South Omaha. LABORERS wanted. i 42d and Dewey Ave. BCIENTIFIC_ massage, 520, Bes Bldg. PhoRt Douglas 637 FOR Tegal advice call Dougias 3635, —_— FOR RENT—ROOMS Furnished Rooms. e ] e HELP WANTED. MALE AND FEMALE. WANTED—Names of men or women, 18 or over, wishing government jobs. $76 month. Vacations. Answer Immedlately. Y. 476, Bee. PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER. Public stenographer and notary publo, 507 Bee Hldg. Doug. 1888. REFINED Iady wishes & position as house- keoper where other help is kept. Tele- phone Douglas 7176, COMPETENT child's nurse wishes position In private home. Write Miss H. Kellogs, Perclval, Ia. POBITION wanted as_stenographer; & yra. experience; best of references. Phone Routh 3035. Reas. rates. |=—= PRINCIPALS for town lcllwll' two to five rooms. Hazard Te: ' Agency, Dtnnr HELP WANTED—-FEMALE Stores and Offices. - STENO., $66; Steno., §80; Steno., $50; Steno., $40; Compt. Opr., $60; Dictaphone Opr,, $40; Bell Clerk, $60; File Clerk and Tybist, $40. Watts Ref. Co,, 840 Brandels Thea. Bldg. LADY desires position in private family; sidrly people preferred. Address 8 409, e MIDDLE-AGED lady wants place In city _as housekeeper. _Address A 480, Bee. LADY wanta position as practicel nurse, Ad- dress 3314 Wirt St. M. Fleck. Laundry and Day Work. Competent colored woman wants laundry, day work; neat work. Web. 2428, CLASS colored laundress, with ref- . Call Douglas 6663, WANTED—Position as or day work by experienced col. woman. Web. 7093. V.ASHING and ironing neatly done, called for and dellvered; work guar, Web 1673 By experienced colored woman, work by the day or by the hour, Call lenly 136! WANTED—Bundle washi | work guar- anteed. Telephones H. 3612 lnd H. 4091, FOR BALE—At once, fine little two ladies or husband and wife; clearing about $100 a month; selling on account of sickness. Address F-414, B FOR SBALE OR RENT—OR blacksmith shops in th te; If interest- d, inquire at once. Theo. H. Paschke, Hampton, Hamllton Co.. Neb. 775,00 WILL buy bakery outfit, inciuding No, 3 Midelby oven and tools for hand lwnrk; fine condition. Box 211, Griswold, owa. OPPORTUNITY of a lifetime; great money- making proposition; particulars free. Ti Co-operative Sales Co., 1611 Fremont Ava. North, Minneapolis, Minn. BY competent colored woman, day work and laundry; best of work. Web. 3401. DAY work by reliable colored woman, or will do_chamber work. Webster 6798. Chambermald work, experienced, anything conaidered, % days or whole Ty, 1862, BUNDLE washing, plece work, lace cur- AA""‘-; work !_“lYlnl.Qd ‘Webster I’MI.V WANTED—Family washing; 260 rough dry, §6c_ironed. Phonc Webster 1539. STENO. and bkpr., C. B, $40; ledger clk,, $40; multigraph operator, $60; office cl and typlist, $40; billing clk., $50. West- ern Reference & Bond Ass'n, Inc., 762 Omaha National Bank Bldg. 10 Stenographers ..... Steno and Bookkeeper . THE CANO 'AGENCY, 600 Bee BIdg. 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 EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR THOSE DESIRING STEADY EMPLOYMENT. SEE MR ANDERSON. M. E. SMITH & CO. 9TH AND DOUGLAS. WANTED—GIrls In fiat work dept. Apply Evans Model Laundry, 11th and Douglas. Trade Schools. GIRLS to learn hair dressing. Oppenhelm parlors, at 236 City National Bank Bldg $50-365 -$65 ATTENTION, ROOM HUNTERS! Tt you fall to find the room you desire among thess ads, call at The Bee office for a Room List—Gives complete destalled description of va- cant rooms in all parts of the oity. If more convenient phone The Bee Want Ad. Dept. and give your name and address, and a llst will be alled to you at once. New lists are ed every week. WELL furi ed, strictly modern rooms in quiet, refined pri Beautiful location, 24th Bt. ca housekeeping if desired; reasonable. ‘Webster 2229. FURNISHED ROOMS FOR MEN ONLY. 608 NORTH 17th ST. NEATLY furnished room; two windows: walking. distance; low rent. 606 N. 23d St._Douglas 4748 THICAGO, 2610—In private home; large south front room with alcove; also side room. 7509 DEWEY AVE—Front rooms, nished and unfurnished. Red E790. 710 8. 16TH—Nice, cool, clean rooms, fur- nished romplokn and up to date. FTODERN, nicely furnished rooms, sultabie for two. 2902 Dodge 8t. NICELY furnished room, closs in; sll mod- ern. 531 8. 22d St. Housekeeping Rooms. CHICAGO, 2118—Front room and kitchen- olte; bath room floor; gas range, Kitchen ‘abinet, refrigerator; reasonable; no chil- dren; no dog: i1 SO T7TH ST.—2Z or 3 large rooms and alcove; turnished for light housekeeping; cool; for summer. Harney 3357. fron! fur- WANTED—Competent _ girl for general housework, asalst with laundry; refel ences; $35 per month. Mrs. M. C. Cla son, Casper, Wyo. EXPERIENCED girl for general housework in small family; good home; steady place; German or Danish preferred; good wages. Phone H. 3410. WANTED—Day work by experienced woman. Call Webster 1957. B'dle wash call, del.; guar. Mrs. East. H.9864 GOOD girl for general housework, no wash- ing: good wages. 3316 Burt &t. Phone Harney 1026. EXP. woman wants day work. Web, 1883, EXP. bundle washing & daywork. D. 7865. I OFFER for sale 37 shares of stock in Nebraska Foundry and Mtg. Co. at 1126- 1120 N, 224 St, Omaha, Neb. C H. Shatfer, Huntingdon, Pa. FOR BALE—First-class meat marl town of 3,000 inhabitants; only one other market In tl own; doing good business. Address Y-4 White 'aundress, dinners prepared.Web. 3862 Experienced woman, day work. Web. 2 BUNDLE washing neatly done. Web. 436 WANTED—A good girl for general hous work: no washing. Mrs. J. W. Smith, 4514 So. 22d St. Telephone South 288. WANTED—A good girl for general house- work; three in family; Field Club dis- trict; good wages. Phone _Harney 382, DAY WORK. Call mornine. Webster 3113, DAY work and bundle w ashing. D. 49! DAY work: call _mornings._ Webater 3§11 WANTED—Competent cook and second girl. pply Mrs. F. A. Brogan, 4016 Davenport. Walnut 2271, WANTED—An cxperienced cook. Mrs. Ar- WASHING and lace curtains done. Ty. 1144 FURNITURE and complete fixtures of well established massage pariors. Situated In :‘ll business district In Omaha. Address FOR BALE—For cash, general merchandise and hardware business; rent reasonable; stock will involce about $3,000. W. Orcutt, Belmar, Neb. mn. whu-. Turkington, 617 Ree. WILLIAS, established 19 yeara, To buy o sell business see him. {11 McCague Blag Refersnce U. 8. Nat'l Bank. DAY work and bundle washing. Doug. 4968, BXP. woman wants day work; ref. D. 8645. HELP WANTED—MALE Stores and Offices. GEN. office clk., good at figures, good pen- man, wholesalo, $75; gen. oftice clk., $60; steno., graln, $76; typist, $45; steno. and bkpr., bank, $50; gen. mdse. clk., $66: muitigraph operator, $50. Western Ref- erence & Bond Asw'n, Inc., Originators of the ‘Reference Business, 753 Omahe Na- tional Bank Bldg. FOR SALE OR LEASE—Profitable moving ploture theater: fully aqulppca' well lo. cated. World Film Cot rney St St FOR SALE—S-ohatr urur lhvn 10-tabie pool hall; counters, show cases, etc. Wil sell the business or (he tables and fix- tures separate. (. A. Lang. 1807 Farnam. FIOW to succeed in the Mail Order Business. Full particulars free. ‘Address George J. PATENT rights for lll('. or will trade for Jand, Inquire of Theo. H. Paschka, Hampton, Neb. Salary depends; work, $85; rate -$100; office cik., ledger clerk, $50 SALESMAN, high-grade, Bookkeeper, wome 3t clk., R, R. exporienc good at figures, $75-380 $80; typlat and office clerk, §60; add. ma- chine opr., $40; typlst, $40; office boy, $25. Watts Ref. Co., 840 Brandels Thea. Bldg. BOOKKEEPER — MUST IENCED, $75. THE MARTI C W. 0 .W. Bldg. WANTED—An Sxperianced flrmr for gro- cery wagon, Buffett & B¢ EXPER- thur Gulou, 401 So. 4ist. Harney 363, WANTED—Lady to care for chiid. Walaut 317 PIANO tuning. Chas L. Fish_Web. 1265, Hotels and Restaurants. YOUNG girl to assist with general house- work: good home to right party. Phone Colfax 706. WANTED—GIrl waitress at Omaha Quick Lunch, 320 8. 13th. WANTED—A worhan cook at county hoipe, McCletland, Ta. Phone 7521, EDUCATIONAL DAY SCHOOL BOYLES COLLEUE. NIGHT SCHOOL. Every day is enroliment day. Bookkeep- ing, Shorthand, Stenotype, Typewriting, Telegraphy, Civil Service—all Commercial and English branches. Cataiogue. free. BOYLES COLLEGE, 18th and Harney Hts, Tel. Douglas 1565, 312 N. 22D, best modern furnished houss> keeping rooms or sleeping rooms in the city for the money. Red 6367. 2608 Dodso—Nlrely furnished front rooms, with 3 windows, reasonable. Harney 3899./ FOUR large, very cool, handsomely furnished rooms; plano; shady lawn. Harney 1336. N. 23D ST., 620—Extra large room, with kitchenetta; reasonable rent. Red 8869. HOUSEKEEPING and_sleeping rooms, 33 up; everything furnished. 508 8. 20th. 710 8. 16fTH—Nice, cool, clean rooms, fflr- nished Cnmpl!le and up to date. BUITE of houukeeplnl rooms, modern. 601 18th 8 1110 8. 29th, b-r. B,, §4.60; 2-r. 83, H. 1438, Board and Rooms. HANSCOM PARK Dl!T—-Bollllllli l\lr- nl:hd rooms, pr|vltc. baths and LARGE. commodious !rflnt room IM two, modern, hot and ice cold water at lll times; walking distance; ldu locat! only $6 each per week. 3 Bt Hm- Ave. EVERYTHING NEW. Desirable, cool rooms; excellent board; 2564 Leavenworth. RNAM—ExcH well furnished rooms; within easy walke ing distance; rates reasonable. 116 8. S5TH AVEB.—Cool rooms table bnurd. $6 for two in room; §8 one In room; meals 35¢ WEST FARNAM district, board and rocm for two: private family; very destrable. Phone Harney 605 THE JAHNELU, 124 5. 34TH. Meals i{ke mother'siemeal tickets. D. 816!, BOARD and rooni in young married cougla home, Address 1315 8. 20th St Unfurnished Rooms. %76 & ESTH-—Four unfurnished modern rooms. 576 8 28TH rooms. ur unfurnished modern