Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 22, 1916, Page 13

Want-Ad Rates lc oulwrnolnn (!u wolid—no dispiay.) Ads Paragraphed or Set in Dl.pl.ly ltrh fc per 1l Tc per lne Special Rates: Farm and Ranch Lands. fe per llm each l)umhn unt six words to the line. PORHON ADmTI!lNG UNDER AGENTS OR HELP WANTED CLASSIFI- ..one time ‘consecutive times NO AD TAKEN FOB LESS THAN A TOTAL OF %0¢ OR LESS THAN 10c A DAY. CARD OF TH. DEATH AND FU- NER. of ). “Eoun (Contract rates on application.) -mlnn-mmummmm han adver- by The Bee in payment for Want Ads, as no mistake can be rectified without them. USE THE TELEPHONE if you cannot con. veniently bring or send in your ads. Ask fo! Want-Ad Taker, and you will N celve the same good service as when d MNvering ynw ad at the office. PFONB TYLER 1000 'ANT-AD COLUMNS CLOSE— EVENING EDITIONS 13 MORNING EDITIONS. MOVIE PROGRAM C-t-ln: of the best Motion FARNAM 14 THE GRASP OF GREED” BY LOUISE LOVELY And s Good Comedy 'E8I lll'l » DOWM! This is Red Fea ther e RT HENELY IN HOBA ‘TEMPTATIONS AND THE MAN’ A DRAHA'I'!C STORY OF A MAN'S EDEMPTION. The scenes ln this picture were taken in New York slums Nort! PR! 2¢ Peg O’ the Ring No. 13 The latest song hit Peg O’ the Ring, by Miss Dalsy Higgine The Bong Will Be on Bale GRAND T6TH AND BINNEY ‘“THE IRON CLAW mAchs BUSHMAN BPECIAL FEATURE o_Lonesome Luke Comedy PIPE 'ORGAN DE LUXE HIPPODROME 36TH_AND CUMING “SIS, THE DETECTIVE” b3 LOTHROP TTH AND TOTRROE TRIANGLE PRESENTS H. B. WARNER IN “THE BEGGAR OF CAUNPORE” And a Pathe Scenic South. BOULEVARD, 33D AND LEAVENWORTH MARY MILES WINTER IN “DIMPLES.” ROHLFF 2661 LEAVENWORTH THEDA BARA IN “CARMEN" West, ! ATRDOMEB 30TH _AND FARNAM “A° FAIR REBE] A Civil War Ploture with Dorothy Gish “THE PEACH PICKERS." “OTTO, THE SLEUTH" T DUNDED §18T AND UNDERWOOD “THE SEEKERS" v Red Festher Feature with CARTER DE HAVEN “His_Bitter Pill” Keystons Comedy BMAHA 10TH AND DODGE “JOHN NEEDHAMS' DOUBLE" Bluebird Feature Animated Weekly South Side. ATH AND N “THE MILK WHITE FLAG" Featuring Ottis Harlan Sellg Tribune No. 65 DRPHEU] 4TH AND M| DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS IN “THE GOOD-BAD MAN" ———————— e DEATHS & FUNERAL NOTICES. '—Miss Elizabeth A., aged 40 yur- Funeral Sat. morning, July 22, ‘at 8:30 a m. from residence of her brot] or And ister, Mr. and Mrs. James H. McCreary, at 4808 North 39th 8t, to Holy Angels church at 9 a. m. Interment Holy Sepul- chre cemetery. Auto service. X BOBECKI—Maggie K., aged 29, at family residence, 3938 Valley Bt., July 20, Funeral from Hoffmann's Funeral Home Baturday, 8 n. m., to Immaculate Concep- tion, church, 8:30 m. Interment, Ger- man Catholie cemetery. EIC K] BIRG—MH 'ann! late Bamuel and beloved m: and Inn Max A, Funeral 3 p. m. Friday from late res dence, ll‘l 8. 334 8t Monuments and Cemeteries. BEAUTIFUL markers, tableta and cromses. for unmarked graves, pure white cement, 0 to $7:50, Write for circular. See sam- €43 Brandels Bldg., Omaha. Phone las 3611, Redman Grave Marker Co. umelster Monu! -ut Works, mausol All kinds mark 8th and Char FUNERAL DIRECTORS. & JOHNSTON, embalmers and fu- neral directors. 717 8. 16th. Tyler 1676. # K. BURKET & BON—Funeral directors and embalmer, 2004 Leavenwol HULSE & RIEPEN, undertakers and em. balmers, 701 8. 16th St. Douglas 1226. e FLORISTS. BEST QUALITY CUT FLOWERS or plants, Art Combinations, shipped every- ‘where. Excellent service to our custom- ers in past years recommends HESS & BW A, 1416 Farnam St. Doug. 1501 LARGEST ASSORTMENT of fresh fowers, delivered or shipped anywhere. L. HEN- DERSON, 1618 Farnam St. Pt et DT e e S PARKER Flower S8hop. 411 8. 16th. D. 3102 A DONAGHUE. 1622 Harney Doug. 1001 widow of or of Louls LOST-FOUND-REWARDS IF YOU lose anything and will advertise it here, you will surely recover it if found an. honest person. Remarkable re- coveries are brought about every day through this column. THE LAW-—People who find lost articles intereated In knowing th: the state law Iy strict In requiring them to seek the owner through advertisement and otherwise, and that a fallure to do 80, If same can bo proven, Involves a e penaity. OMAHA & COUNCIL BLUFFS STREET RAILWAY COMPANY. Persons having lost some article would do well to call up the office of Omahs & Councll Blufts Street R company to ascertain whether they latl 1t in the street cars. Many articles each day are turned in and the company f{s anxious to Te- store them to the rightful owners. Call ’rylor 800. LOST—Palr of glasses, 16th and Lalrd. Onll’lx lltl. FOR SALE—Miscellaneous Furniture and Household Goods. PUBLIC AUCTION Another sale of uncialmed household goods; chiffoniers, dressers, Vernis Ma. tin beds, leather chairs, rugs, boxes, trunk and china, ete. SATURDAY, JULY 22 AT 10 A. M. OMAHA VAN & STORAGE CO., 806 B 16th St. (West Side). ONE fumed oak bookcass, one writing desk and chair, five rugs, kitchen range, gas range, kitchen cabinet, a round oak ped- eatal table, 4 chairs, 1 bed, felt mattress almost new, golden oak'dresser, 3 other beds, 3 chiffoniers, dresser, ice box, hard 1208 No. 24th St. Private No store In Omaha can show you the house furnishings nor save you the money we can. STATE FURNITURE CO., 14th and Dodge. Phone D.1317. | PUBLIC AUCTION Cor, Household goods, at OMAHA VAN & STORAGE CO. every BSaturday during A Sale at 10 & m. In rear of it OMAHA PILLOW CO.—Felt and bair mat- tresses made over In new ticks at half the price-of new ones. Phone us for sa ple of tioking. Mail orders filled. 07 Cuming: 8t. Douglas 3467. tented fironing neat and well bullt; will last a nmlno. Phone us for particulars Poug. 6! # ICE boxes, 35 gar stoves, 300 rugs of all kinds; poultry wire and netting. Open til 9 p. m. 1839 N 24th B Store and Office Fixtures. DESKS, safes, scales, showcases, shelving, etc. We buy, sell. Omaha Fixture & Bupply Co., 414-16-18 8. 12th. Doug. 3724. FOR SALE—Brand Q-w uh Nl’hll also 2 showcases, cash. Sce these at nu Farsam s. . JOSEPH—Od4 mlll work. Walnut 655. Billiard and Pocket Tables. FOR SALE—BILLIARD TABLES, Brand new, carom and pocket, with complel outfit, §126; second-hand tables at re duced prices; bowling alleys and suppli u-yumb.cllrlo drug, d catessen and soda fountain fixtures. THE BRUNSWICK-BALKE-COLLENDER CO. 407-409 South 10th St. ewelry, Diamonds and Watches. e GAARD'S "“Lucky Wedding Rings” at 16th and Douglas Sts. Typewriters and Supplies. THE BEE: ANNOUNCEMENTS A FEW VERY DESIRABLE OFFICES FOR RENT NOW. THE BEE BUILDING. OFFICE ROOM 103. BRODEGAARD'S ‘Lucky Wedding Rings" at 16th and Douglas Sts. DAY and_ Y. M. C. A. Night Bohool. . AL A VAN OIDII. Bld Phone Dou Advertising Novelties. M. F. Shafer & Co., 12th-Farnam. D. T474. ARTISTS work for the trade, coloring, air- brushing: high-class work. 611 Paxton. Brass and Iron Foundries. Paxton-Mitchell Co., 27th and Martha Sts. ostumes. gowns, full dres sults, 17 John Feldm: Baths. HYGIENIC BATH INSTITUTE, Madam Edna H. LaBell, 709 South 16th St.; vapor baths, Swedish massage taught y Fri- Lady attendant T048. BENDA—S8ulphur, steam. Modern Turkish BATHS AND MASSAGE. Priva apartments for ladles with lady attend- ants. 1919 Farnam. Phone Doug BAT7. RITTENHOUSE Sanitarium; all kinds baths. 210-214 Baird Blk., 17th and Dou Buttone and Pleating. DRESS pleating, hemstitching and cove od buttons. Van Arnam Dress Pleat- ing and Button Co., 3d floor Paxton Blk. Doug. 310 Cameras and Finishin, “REXOETE" cameras, 2%x3%, 0; (uni- i 1 focus lens), G 's Pharmacy, 16th Howard. Bee them today. Chiropractic: CHIROPRACTIC COMBINED WITH SUL- PHUR STEAM BATHS. The only chiro- ractic sanitarium in th lad; d THEATRICAL for 200 N. s Bld, 7296, DR. KNOLLINBERO & DR. KACNAMARA Read Bee Want Ads for profit. Use them for results, ' Carpenters and Contractors. Lessard & Son, 1908 Capitol Ave, Ty, 1633 C. W. Hokanson, 2606 Leaven'th. Ty 2192J. Chiropractic and Spinal Adjustment. |57 % DR. BURHORN'S modern, sanitary chiro- practic adjusting parlors. 414-18 Rose Bld. D. 6347. Palmer Sch. grad; lady attendant, Dr. Frances Dawson, Dr. J. C. Lawrence. 1 Baird Bldg. Dancmg Aca emies. 1 S, 18th Bt, D JAMES ALLAN, dence secured i Dressmaking. ACCORDION, Side, Knife, Box Pleating Hemstitching, Neb. Pleatl & Button Co., 431-2 Paxton Blk. R. 49 FIRST-CLASS work on summer dresses and Ik skirts, everythi D. Neville Block. Evi- 312 i Tyler 1136, making Terry Dresamak'g coll NEW machines sold the same as rent; §3 per month. See us befors you buy or rent. Shipped any place on ten days’ free trial. Butts Typewriter Exchange, paired. Rent an OIli typewriter, 3 months for ‘entral Typewriter Ex- change, 1906 Farnam. REMINGTONI Monarchs an mith Premiers for rent; sent anywhere. Rem- ington Typewriter Company. D. 1284. BARGAINS in used typewriters, ribbons §4 dozen; carbon, $1 & box. Midland Co., 328 Bes Bldg. e 2 Sewing Machines. SEWING MACHINES ‘We rent, repair, sell needles and parts of all sewing machines. . MICKEL'S . NEBRASKA CYCLE CO. 16th and Harney Sts. Doug. 1 3. Lumber and Building Material FOR BSALE — Bocond-hand lumber and kindling. Apply 16th and Cuming. D. Bradbury. No pain. 912 W, O. W. Bldg. 308 Rose Bldg. D 2186, Electrolysi: EXPERT operator, at home; 101 8. 26th Ave. Doug. 7923, Everything for Women. ACCORDION, side, knife, sunburst, box pleating; covered buttons, all sizes and styles nem-muhlnl reas. charge. 200 Douglas BIk. TADIES—You can always find ready-made clothes at Mrs. Robertson's, 2611 Lake St. Express Compnmu TWIN CITY Express Co., Cass St. Douglas 1717. Heavy hl\lllnl‘ a_specialts ANYWHERE 25¢ WB. 2104 Fixtures and Wirin, DURKIN Uit wekling "machines, electric iron and reading lamps, 2223 Cuming 8t. Douglas 2519. Machinery and Engines. 6-H. P, gasoline engine, In good condition, mounted on trucks mt $i6; ‘handy for farmers' use. Gate City Rug Mfg, and Carpet Cleaning Co., 1818 No. 24th. Phone Webster 1643. Furnaces and Tinware. ROOFING, furnaces and general tinwork. 8 . Web. 6446, g Hair Dressing. IDEAL Halr Parlors, 207 Bairq Bldg. Mani- curing, toflet articles. Doug. 6185. NEW AND SECOND-HAND MOTORS. EXPERT ELECTRICIANS AND MACHINISTS, LE BRON ELECTRICAL WORKS, 318-30 8. 12th St, Omaha. BOILERS, steam, electric, ~gas engines, pipes. Gross Wrecking Co., 1819 Cuming. Printing and Office Supplies. WATERS-BARNHART _Pig. quality printing. Tel. Doug. 2190, 524 B. 13th 8t. GET our prices on job printing. CAMPAIGN CARDS A SPECIALTY. U. 8. PTG. CO., BEE BLDG. DOUG. 1178. Hand Laundry. CALL DOUGLAS 4626 snd have your laun- dry done right and reasonable. Hat Cleaning and Blocking. STRAW, Panama, ail kinds hats, cleaned and reblocked. 1616-1620 Harney. | LIW{en. FRANCIS MORGAN, 513 Bee. Doug. 4089 Justices of the Peace. u, X CLAIRBORNE. §13 Paxton Blk. Ret . Notary Public; deposition steno. a. W. BRITT, 801 Barker Block. COMMERCIAL Duplicating Ca., also public Bteno, 'Phone for prices. ‘Douglas 2802, 540 Paxton Blk. Miscellaneous. FOR SALE, " $150.00 BARN OR GARAGE 24x30 feet, Located 3220 BSouth 3ist St. Must move at once. Call Douglas 370. NO OTHER OMAHA newspaj anywhere near the f{ncrea Ad columns as THE BEE. 25,748 MORE PAID WANT-ADS the first six months of 1916 than In the same period of 1915. The Reason: Best Price———Best Results. FOR SALE To be removed, house in.rear of 1313 Davenport Bt. Can be bought cheap. W. FARNAM SMITH & €O, 1320 Farnam St. Dous. 1064, EATH. florist, 1804 Farnam St. D. 2000. MARRIAGE LICENSES “The following marriage llcen: been lssued: Name and Address. Howard L. Roberts, Florence, Nel Ebba Olafson, Florence, Neb..... Geraldine Rodgers, Omaha. Sarah White, Omaha. Fred E. Wilson, Omaha. Clara Wetner, Omaha BIRTHS AND DEATHS, Births—Byron B. and Mary Dlnn. 638 South Eighteenth, girl; A. B, and Agnes Cavett, 2613 North Ferty-second, boy; F. R. Exava, 4408 North Twenty-eighth, boy; John M. and Wilhelmina Bylander, 2874 Miami, boy; John and Florence Roberts, hospital, boy Dlnlol and Rose O'Conner, Wando iave and Amanda. 805 Bouth ‘l'wonty-lhlrd. girl; Alton and Alice Dalinsky, 2648 Dodge, boy. Deaths—Mary Simons, 81, 610 South Twenty-fifth, South 8ide; Mre. Elizabeth Kurz, 8 Lafayette; Rev. Isaac BUILDING PERMITS. imon naek, 1004 Faroam, addition to store, $4,000. MY high stanasrd of quality will be main- tained; 4 quarts of Old Fontenelle whisky, $8.25; bottled in bond. Henry Pollock. mall order house. Doug. 71632, 122-124 N iuhg ALEX JETTES' LIQUOR HOUSE, ‘Thirteenth and Douglas. Bottled in bond whisky, 8b¢, §1, 00, $1.26 full_quart. GENUINE California wine vinegar, white or red; quart bottles, 30 cents; ‘gallon, 60 cents. Imported olive oll, 76 cents per quart. Cackley Bros. Phone Doug. 4085. WANTED TO BUY WANTED-High class wurveyors Uansit, an instrument that is designed for gen- eral land surveying as well as drainage work, Price must be right. Address Y 36! WANTED TO BUY—Huving rented a bulld- ol Phone Basket Stores Office, Tyler 440. DESKS DESKS DESKS New desks, used desks, bought, sold and traded. J. Reed, 1207 Farnam. Highest price patd for 2d-hand clothe nh trunks, suitcases. D. 8881 or D. 8¢ CALL 'i?i 4509— he big buyers of furni- ture; nothing too big nor too small. We pay all it's worth 1608 Californla St. + LOST-FOUND-REWARDS LOST—Bilack bag, contalning money, watch :nl check, on Cuming or North 24th . Street car llnu .__Tel. Harney llfl lud utable evidénce of great resuits to ant users: 25,748 mors pald Wlfit Ads ftirst slx months of 1916 over same period 1916, No other Omlhl paper hold use; must be in good cnndmon suu price. Box 4352, Bee, HCLMBS pays your price for 2d-hand clothes, shoes and hats. Web. 3320, Patent Attorneys. H. A. BSTURGES, 630 Brandels Th. D. 3469. Painting and Papering. OMAHA’ Pagta Co., 718 8. 1ith. Doug. 3760. Phnou for Rent. o Co., 1513 Dot l Repdnnl. Om. Btandard Scale Co., 613 8. 12th. D. 2911, - Vacuum Cleaners. CLEAN QUICKLY AND THOROUGHLY WITH ECLIPSE ELECTRIC; RENT §1 —AND $1.60 PER DAY. DOUGLAS 1760. ‘Towel Supplie OMAHA Towel Bupply, 207 8. 11th. D 623, Wedding Stationery. WEDDING announcements and printing. Douglas Printing Co. T Doug. 644. Wines and Liquors. BUY your family liquor at Kle Houso. 632 N. 16th. Douglas 1809, SWAPPERS’ COLUMN TF 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 answer. This offer 1s good only in Omaha, and excludes Real Estate, cash offers, Business Properties For Sale or Ti These, as well as mall orders for wui I3 pers’ Column must pay lar rates. One or two answers are sufficient to make your trade and the whole transaction only costs about 30c. Try it RESIDNECE propeity, value §6,000, in. $2,200, Canada or No. innesota land for oquity; 160 acres wen tmproved So Minnesota farm miles from tow: price $21,600 $9,000; will take cash residence, have you to offer? The bove can be dealt weparate or together, Writs Box 243, Butterfield, Minn, LIGHT AUTO WANTED—Ford or _Over- land, in good running order preferred; will exchange Harley-Davidson Motorcy- cle, 1914 model, twin cylinder, two-speed, with presto light and tank, tandem seat, has been run very little and had exce lent care; a powerful machine, suitable for business use or pleasure; worth 3300, Address 8. C. 205, Bo OMAHA, JULY SWAPPERS’ COLUMN #3500 COLLECTION rare Gil coius, Tncluding California gold halves and quarters. Waadl fngton cents, colonial coina, Jackson cents, olvil war tokens, large copper cents, an- clent Roman and Greek colns and many others. Wil trade by the piece or by ts. What have you? Address 8. C. 194. RGE size Presto tank to trade for oil stove; one Ford radiat writer, like new, c inder magneto. Will ewap one or all for vyou? Address . money making rules, to trade for other books of the same or anything useful. Address 8. C. AMERICAN Mers race car in good shape, metal turning lathe, about 16-inch swing bave you! Address A FINE watgh dog, American Bull T rier, with city licenses; also a gas stove, to exchange for & good bicycle. Address 8. C. 211, Bee. FILMS DEVELOPED FREE. ONE DAY SERVICE. UDIO. N KA Mfiucumlfi&i_ imploments, _Including one plow, one disk harrow and many smaller objects, Wil trade for hnncl ;‘mn or, what have you? Addreas 8. C. 195, ve. WAmD-—‘I‘o swap dlamonds f_r Ford in good condition, val $280; will w . Inapection of any Jeweler; requires fl-momlnuun of car. Address 8. C. 645, __Bee. WILL trade a Frans Bchwarzer sither (value §66) for camping outfit, fishing outfit, bicycle, or anything of equal value. Address 8. C. 199, Bee. TRAINED MONKEY to tr uitar, trombone or other musical rument. Address 8. C.-198, Bea $100 VICTROLA and $60 worth of records: will trade for a light roadster or speed- ster. Address Y 6511, Bex FULL-BLOODED white leghorn ohlckens to swap for a motorcy: any kind of make, __Address 8. C. 581, B HAVE sanitary couch In good condition, will swap for boy's bloycle. Address 8. C. 193, Bee. A LITTLE ad In this column will bring about some remarkable exchanges. e for violin, in- BUSINESS CHANCES There are Better Business Chances For Those Who Office in a Good Building For Rooms in The Bee Building “The bullding that is always new." Sees the Superintendent, room 103. YOUNG LAWYER can find QOOD OFFXCI RIAIONABkI! PRICE BEE BUILDING. Inquire Room 1 NO OTHER Omaha newspaper Is making anywhere near the increase In its W, Ad columns as THE BEE. 26,748 MORE PAID WANT-ADS the first six months LE—Paying lumber in northeast Nebraska town; yard competition. Will eomsider good quar: ter section of eastern Nebruuka or west- orn Towa land, at actusl cab valus. Ad- dress Y-484, Bee, FOR SALE—§- ohllr urbor lhnp, 10-tabie pool hall, counters, show cases, etc. Will uell the business or the tables and fix- tures separate. G. A. Land, 1807 Fare nam St, MOVING Picture [ Thoaters, real bargal machines, Jupplies, acoessort new and secon Bos OMAHA" THEATER SUFPPLY . CO Baird Bld, Do T OFFER for sale 31 shares of stock In Nebrasia Foundry and Mfg. Co., at 1136- 1129 N. 224 Bt, Omahs, Neb, C. H. Shatfer, Huntingdon, Pa. .| WANTED—Day 1916. SITUATIONS WANTED Laundry nd D y Work. ANTED-—Hy middl Golored 1ady. work by the 41 COMPETENT o rolond womun wi dry, day rk HELP WANTED—MALE 13 FOR RENT—ROOMS Miuelllnaom. WANTRD—Ex Unlon Plflfl\‘ Jackson Sts. MEN wanted to en once; report at Linceln, LABORERS wanted; 19th and Q Sta, South Omaha. S ——— S T lnd H (0!1 A d-y work Web, 8401 DAY work by rellable colored wo! will do chamber work. Webster 6798, work by _ experienced | 1 wo Call_Webater 1957, FIRST-CLASS ocolored laundross, with ref- Call Douglas 5662, DAY WORK. Call_morning, Webster 8113. DAY work and bu XP. woman wlnll day wolk n!' D. 8845, RS o HELP WANTED—MAAI_._E Stores and Offices b RATE C| R. R. CLAIM CLERKS CLERK, (Civil Eng'r Exp. BTENO. AND CLERK. STENOGRAPHER (BE( ASS8'T SHIPPING CLERK. . 60,00 NIGHT CASHIER . 435 AND BD, THE CANO AGENCY, 600 BEE BLDG. SALESMAN, Towa, drawing acc't. keeper, §8 Bookkeep! 76. $60. Stenographer, §76. Stenog- , §66. Bteno., $36. Office clerk, $40, ta Ref, Co,, 840 Bran- Exl‘l&.thN( ED llannlnphi Prefor you Willing to y to com- ont Btate uu- age and perso alary vlnlnd, L 488, Omaha Bee. AN DXPERIENCED bank bookKeeper. State age, whether married or single and experfence in first letter. F 454, Omaha B i EXPERIEN stenaographer nent position with Omaha firm. pegds upon experience. Approgm IF YOU are experienced in any commercial line—ses us at once. Wo can place you. THE MARTI CO., I W. 0. W. Bld Professions ana Trades. -All-aroun machinists, nced lathe hands. Muast h' slm. scourate workers. A-1 factory conditions, no stri ermanent positions with highest rate of wages. Address Western Cartridge Company, East Alton, 1l for perma- Sals [ B, FARM hands, corn plowars, ‘stc., furnished free to tarmers. Write, wire or tele- phone. Bweeney & Dillon’s Nebraska Em- ployment u‘nn‘ 1820 Dodge St., Omaha, Neb. Douglas 7008, BEE US F‘Ol’\ DRUG JOBS. CO-OPERATIVE REFERENCE CO, 1016-16 City Natfonal, MOULDERS wanted for 1ight agrioult castings, bench or fleor. Caswell Manu- facturing Co., Cherokee, Ia. . Tess clothen; good opening In small town near Omaha. _Address Y 30 HARVEST HANDS wnnhd per day, room and board. Nel ment_Agency, 1320 Dodge. BUTCHER ted, at once; must be all- around man and sober, Kucers, Fullerton, Neb. WANTED—Darber, steady Job; gu $14; 60 per cent. M, L. Btetson, lellnl' ton, Neb. S v WANTED—A printer, Owner called out on military duty. Wire Journal, Gordon, Neb. Close. in; §3 Employ- TEAM LAUNDRY and dry cleaning works, clearing $200 a month, for sale cheap, on account of poor health. Address Y 610, Beo. 765,00 WILL buy bakery outfl, Including No. 3 Midelby oven and tools for hand work; fine condition, Box 211, Griswold, Towa. WILLIAMS, established 39 years. To buy o sell business ses him. 411 McCague Bldg Reference U. 8, Nat'l Bank. FOR SALE—G-chair barber shop, 10-tabls pool hall; counters, show cases, eto. Wil sell the business or the tables and fix- tures separate. G. A. Lang. 1807 Farnam. FOR BALE—Good, oleun stook of hard- ware; live town central Nebraska. Good reason for selling. Be quick. Address Y, 367, Bee, SACRIFICE price, old estabilshed business; a few hundred dollars will buy it. See owner at once. Box 4350, Omaha Bee. DOWD Bale and Auotion Co., Omaha, have closed out more mdse. stocks than any other firm in U. 8. Writa for terma. WANTED—Experienced farm hand. Call 364 Bxchange B Unusual opportunity to join our force. The men of responaibllity sales organization of 13,000 the same way. Rapld duvalnpmcnb territory requl manago managers, crew foremen. Take “ime. 1t now employed, Come out to our - local branch office, 1911 Cuming St. Have our district manager explain this epportunity to you for clean cut, wide-awake young men, with a future unlimited for advanoe- ment. Balary no object if you can pro- duce. Jewsl Tea Co., Inc. WANTED — Young man with _ J350 to travel in Iowa and Nebraska; aled one to Wyoming and Mon good w pald, with good t. Ses at once Mr. HDTION "PICTURE M. w and rebullt bargains_ supplies. om ha Film Exchange, 108 8. 14th 8t. FOR SALE by owner—Drug store, dwelling and stock; square deal. Address owner, 918 West 6th Denver, Colo. Ave., TO GET in or out of business, call on GANGESTAD, 422 Bee Bldg. Dous. 3477. LIST WITH ME FOR QUICK RESULTS. Tyler 2487, 419 Rose_Bldg. TO BELL or buy s busin enll on Busch & Borghotf, 130 World. 4 Bidg, Rooming Houses. QUICK seliing salesmen travi ml ln Nebras! salesmen calling or selling office supplie Mllnholl Puhll-l\lnl Co., Mitch- oll, 8. SOLICITOR, WITH GOOD REFBRENCE. OMAHA AUTOMOBILE CLUB. HOTEL FONTENELLE. CREW MANAGER—Man who has soid household articles, newspaper circulation or other direct-to-the-consumer - articls See District Mana, 1911 Cuming Jewel Tes Co., Ine. BTOCK and bond salesman, STANDARD BEC. & INV. CO, 1017 W, W. Bld ROOMING HOUSE 1911 Davenport, 14 fine, large rooms, conveniently arranged, to rent out. Newly decorated, very close In, 365, PAYNE & SLATER CO,, 616 Omaha Natlonal Bldg. SITUATIONS WANTED WBEKLY RATE, 180 PER LINE. Day work or business ads, regular rates. 3 lines one week 800 3 lines one week Each extra line 160 per week. Male. MEN of neat ap) wales experience helpful, but not entirely necessary; sal- ary §31 per wel quality and make more; new offer; oity or road worl for Mr. Hill, IN Klrmh Block, 8:30 to 10 & m, ¥ EXCEPTIONAL opwnunlty (or fll'n 'liE n II!n abllity; Nn"Ycrk house lll m. to 6 p. m, 646 Ramge Bl JALESMAN for newly established route; married man about 30; permanent posi- tion, paylng salary and commission, Jewel Tea Co., Inc., 1911 Cuming Bt. AGENTA—wanted for the Day Kerosens burner for cook stoves and ran & McLaughlin, 1607 Lea Omaha. t worth, FARM HANDS, CORN PLOWERS, nished fres fo farmors. Wrl telophone, Sweeney & Dillon's Nebraska Employment ~ A 1320 Dodge Bt Omaha, Neb. Douglas_7005 WANTED—Position as chauffeur for party making tour to Colorado or coast, ete.; pleass mention make of car; expenses and reasonable salary asked. Address Y 496, Hee. TAPANEBE, competent cook. wanta posl. tion in a famil Hy So. 8t., So. Omaha. Phono S SALESMAN—House-to-house _men for crow, Omaha and optside territory; foin crew. Jewell Tea Co., Inc., 1911 Cuming 8t. SALEBMAN for the road; leads lurnllh'd. expe! advanced; loM quire dy position, 645 Ram; Bldl BTOCK remedy salesmen cAn make advanta- goous ol Room 314, 1306 Farnam. BME money for business Call at 1017 W. O. W. Bldg. E! tors. Trade Schoous EXPBRIENCED retall hardware salesman wants good position. German and English, Address 5, | K EXPERIENCED mechanlo wants por has good reference. Telephons Harney 126! EXPERIENCED chauffeur, wants position, Telephone Harney 1369, 18-year-old boy wanta to learn auto rlulr trade; will for small EXPER reterence. Miscellaneous. CONTRACTORS—Contractors, nunun'm turnish all kinds of mechas t cha Responaible' tor transportation. Write, wire or telepho Bwoehiey & Dillon's ‘Nebraska Employ- ment Agency, 1330 Dodge Bt. Doug. 7005. EXPERIENCED man would like genersl house cleaning, lawn mower work; guar- antead. Phone Douglas 8646, YOUNG colored ‘man. sober id reliar) destres_work as porter or janitor. D, Positon wanted by rel. col. man, porter 'k. 0dd_jobs, anything considered. Web. 3101. MAN would like junitor and porter work. Call Harney 3542. POBITION as gontloman nures, exp, D. 6697, 10 ACRES good unimproved land, located 88 miles from t. Louls, great market, 2% miles from Ironton, boautitul coun- try; excellent garden soil; wpring water; worth $50 per acre. Wil sell for $36 or trade for Omaha real entate, auto, A-l motorcycle, pleno, merchandise; terms Owner, J 257, Bee. WHAT have you to offer In personal prop- erty with true valus, for one or thr autos, fully equipped; don't want lots thin equities; anything eatable will ap- peal to owner; of bakers' outfit; & cement machine, chickens, rugs, jewelry; what you have in first letter. 8. C. Bee. FOR SALB—Bxceptionally fine Irlah water spaniel pups 2 months old. Wm. Distel- horst, Leshara, Neb. Hotels and Restaurants. RELTABLE, EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 1610 Davenpotr St. Dourlas 1856, Headquarters for hotel help. Female, THE BEE charge for "Situation ads” is lower than any other form of advertising —not enough to cover cost of printing. PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER. Public stenographer and notary publle, 607 Bee Bldg. Doug. 18 Reas. rates. MPETEN s nures wishes position in privats home. Write Miss H. Kellogg, Perclval, Ta. MIDDLB-AGED lady wants piace in ity a8 housekoeper. Address A 430, Bee, MEN—Why not learn t barber trade Lighter, cleaner and than most lines barbers needed now domand ever known, Good guarantee, Can own shop on el. Our 1 ln a fow wnk.l rite toda: Nlh Bt., Omaha, N GO0OD MEN WANTED. To learn auto work for the big spring rush, Fine training work on autos and ll-lnlr;{ systems. ER]CAN AUTO CDLLME 2063 Farnam, Omah LEARN barber trade, your tuition whi included; job guaranieed. for catalogue. 1408 Dodge. TRI-CITY BARBER COLLI Bpecial summg i ED STATES, MEN WANTED—Able-bodled unmarried men For Information apply to Recruiting Officer, Army Bldg. 16th and 3 . luth Bt, Neb, 8loux City, Towa; 307 uh Ave., Des Moines, Iowa. NO OTHER Omaha newspaper Is making anywhere near the increase In its Want. Ad columns us THE BEE. 26,748 MORE PAID WANT-ADS the first six months of 1016 than In the same period of 19, The Reason: Best Price——-—Best Results. WANTED—Young men _as clerks, $76.00 month. Sampl questions fre u‘nnkl‘l’n lnnlluu. Dopt. ¢ young man for "houso- WANTED—A n refer- work and yard in wmall family; ences. Inquire 139 North 39th St. HELP WANTED. MALE AND FEMALE. WANTED—Names of men or women, ishing government jobs. 375 month. nswer immediately. Y. 476, BTENO., $75; Steno., $60; 8 A-1 position, good future, § Compt. Opr., $80.. Comp. Opr. girl, -mn amount typing, $13.50. Ref. 840 nnnhb Thea, B COMP'I'O (ETER OP! COMPTOMETER Ol’l‘. (On STENOGRAPHER . !‘I‘UNOQRAPI:IR . Offlce ‘Watts EXPERIENCED booklk Mr and’ stenogra- merchan- dlew atore ‘I Nebraska. Batary, 06, 3 Omaha_Bee. Professions and Trades. WANTEI’L—HIddIn ed lady who has taken nurse's training and is willing to work n private institution permanently. Address G B WANTED—Girls in flat work Int. Appiy del Laundry, 11th and Dougles. COMPETENT and experienced ladies for pressing and busheling, Carey Cleaning Co. 10 MACARON] , &t onos, American or Itallan. Apply 1006 Farnam 8t Saleswomen and Solicitors. ENCY. Britannica Corp. has opening for saleswomen to t 1 with a crew women; we train you, furnish leads to work on and advanocs your expenses; best of references required and must be willing to study 3 days before starting. A real opportunity for well appearing sales- women, 546 Ramge B WANT bright_young lady for lrlniln‘ pe- sition; salary 93 week. Apply be- t 9 a. m. and 11 a. m., 860 Brludih dg. Call for Mr. Welnberg. WANTED—Young lady to demonatrate and take orders; meat appering; good sala: to start, Apply between 3 lnd ipm, Bee Bldg. FALESWOMAN with eelling_ability| _good n best of ref- woman, in funlly ol three adults. Phone Walnut 3877, WANTED—A white oook, thoroughly experi- eno Apply 3310 WANTED—QIr] waitress at Omaha Quick Lunch, 330 8 13th. T Schools, QIRLE to lea ir penheim pariors, at 336 City Natlonal Bank Bidg. Household and Domestic. wante olp with houseworl i best of wages. Address G. Bweet, Valley, Neb. WANTED—An experienced white gIrl for goneral ‘housework; good wages. 140 Bo. ll!h. Harney 3082, to care for for & hnmA. Colfax 1366, 2131 uund Ave. EXPERIENCED gir] for general housework. Two in family. Phone Harney 3. WHITE [lrl far hou- work; no washing of cookin Web. 2036 N. 19th, WANTED—A nnm”unl Gook. Apply 306 B. 324 Ave. Tel, Har. 208. GQOD white girl for general housework. Call Harney 388, 1A tuning. as h. Miscellaneous. WHITH girl wanted to work Tn_reataurant; cook also wanted. 616 8. 13th St.; good wages for both EXPERIENCED mass rl wanted at once. 1321 Farnam 2nd floor. on A ob. 1385, EDUCATIONAL DAY BCHOOL. BOYLES COLLEGE. NIGHT ~ BCHOOL. Bvery day is enrollment day. Bookkeep- Shorthand, Stenotype, Typewritin| Telegraphy, Civil Service—all Commercial and English branches. Catalogue free. BOYLES COLLEGE, 18th and Harney Bta. Tel. Douglas 1565, VAN SANT SCHOOL of Business. Second Floor Omaha National Bank Bldg. ENTRANCE 220. D. 5890 Musical. TUDIO Dodge us the vlpll who uommhuu lowly; we results, wi ing season; early applications Harpa. fur. Loretta DeLone, 305 x.ym .u. PERSONAL PILES, FISTULA " CURED Dr. B. R. Tarry eures plies, flatuls and other reotal diseases without surgical operation. Cure guaranteed and ne money pald until cured. Write for book.en rec- tal diseases with testimonials. DR. B. R. TARRY 240 Bee Bidg. Omaha, Neb YOUNG women coming to Omah ra gera are Invited to visit the Young Christian Association building at nd St. Mary's Ave., where th directed to suitable boarding places or otherwise assisted. Look for our travel gulde at the Unlon Btatlon. M. BRUGMAN, D. M. T, massage, steam shower baths, reducing stout people. Rm. 303 Karbach Bldg. Phone Red 2727. — e THE Salvation Army Industrial home so- licits your old clothing, furniture, maga- We collect. W istribute. Phone Bt. OTICH FARMERS—You farmers, get together In your locality and get your coal by the car lot and save money. Price $1.50 per ton, lump coal. Theodore Gerwert, Box 43, Diets, 'Wye. STAPLE & BHAFFER, masseuses and scalp specialists; gradu u Prof. Yhnell school; Bwedish massag p and- hair. 9a m tod p m D 1" 401 Ware Blk. WANTED—Graduate nurse will take pa- tients In her own hom cnnulouuu and noncontaglous diseases; good prices reasonable. Address 2613 N, lln. Phone Webster 5620, UPT \:lceu-lu ly trea with- surgical operation. Call or write Dr. Frank H. Wray, 808 Bes Bld RITTENHOUSE Sanitarium. Baths of ail kinds; massage and chiropody. 1210 Baird Blk., 17th and Douglas. D. 3441, CORSETS made to order. NPrle- 7. 6 u 43 80.00 Dxpert fittin Shop, Brandels Thea, Lobby. D. III‘ T WILL NOT be responsible for bills of any desoription which my wife may contract. Louls_Vando §188 L. LILLY—Dath and massage, 1343 Farnam 8St, 2nd floor Douglas. Phone Doug. 3410, UNLLA WEBSTER, "masseuse, Fai- ton Blk, 10 &. m, to 8 a. m, D. 3237, e TARK, 1t baths and_maniour- 8t,, Rgom No. M u wxuon—mm and mnlunrln.,?., 70 HARVEST HANDS wanted; close in; 3 per day, room and bourd. Neb, Employ- ment Agency, 1320 Dodge. 3, Davidge BIk. Phone Dous. 8761, BCIENTIFIC massage, 620 Bes Bidg. Phone Douglas 6372, FOR logal advine oall Daumias AEIL Furnished Rooms, ATTENTION, ROOM HUNTERS! fall to find the room ;:u among these ads, call at The Bn office for a. Reom List—Gives complete detatled description of va- cant rooms In all parts of the city. If more convenient phone The )n Want Ad. Dept, and give your name and address, and & lst will be malled to you at once, New liats are lssued every week. FURNISHED ROOMS FOR MEN ONLY, $08 NORTH l7lh 8T, CAGO, 2810—In home south front room with ;l:wu sleo side room. TARGE, front room, suitable for two, Wilh or without board. 3012 North ‘l“h. v Tent—Cool, clean sieeping roome; ne urhrn. iome privileges, D‘ 8615, oping room. wuital lul l uth. Douglas 8! NISHED room In new, modern 4708 N. 30th 8t. Colfax 1934, !“l HA ll Mo single or en 3 mlklu distance. 81 up. NICELY furnished room, close T all mod- ern. 631 8. 234 St NICE cool, clean up. 1921 Douglas. Housekeeping Rooms. HID! room apt -lao rooms, furnished, new oloclrlu Iln'l‘ rangs, refrigerstor, lsundry. 2618-3 Davenpore RNXIHID uukm and sl rooms. summer. . Lia- ocoln Anh. ma Cllut. 8t Tyler 3601, B to thres cool housekeeping or sleep- ing rooms; newly furnished and decorat- od; exoellent location. 313 N. 214 8t Dougias, 3566—One nicely furnished front room, on ground floor, and nm in back with running water, Harney ¢ reasonabls, two cool pcrlcr keeping rooms, modern and complete; for th. Harney 4166, . leeping rooms; 33 3 Toorm room suite, bathreom floor: vul-m. nfl. sulte l for -mpln-. 850 8o lltl. nm Har- ney 4771, mmm bath; back and front entrance. 390 Dewey. nished complete and up u la. 1110 8. 30th, -7, MMM — HARNEY, llll—-flu south, well veatilated room, 'h board; suitable for twe er thres uml-mx walking distance. Meals llln mcth-rl:lhlmll ‘tickets. D, 8 Unfurrished 8. WTH—Four unfurnished medera rooms. i ) Rooms Wanted. YOU PEOPLE O RENT is helping many people nnt thelr rooms. . FOR RENT—HOUSES North, : inally rented for $20; contraot tor $68. ne Wlh. l 1616 GRAN' "=—T-r. conm., modern, T. P Hlllp 433 Ramge Bidg. Doug. BOVEN rooms, Tol. Hurney 30 FOUR rooma Charles 8t. “with het 'lhr Hll: Just east e of 33 o—-xm u $8th, 8. rooms, modern, with large | III 00—3611 Bu'l.rl 8t, $-R., modern. $30. H“l c.pllol Ave., ' mfl. mod- " H“ lq 2th, nies T-room brick 8, very ouv-lluur located. “l “—-‘ll‘ latayette Ave, In m Park, 9 rooms In excellent repair, new- Iy n-!n od and decorated; large lot, high 845, oo—un Lafayette Ave, will be va- cant August Isi, very good. elght-roomn orn, has garage; lo- th, in Weat Farmnam dia- excellent cendition. Garage It desired at $40,00—~8616 Dodge Bt, 1 reoms, very hM) P 8-R. 1716 M 5 'Ul. '“I. mll- conditio R, 1048 Om Ave cnnlou. BONS & CO, 508 BEE BLDG. DOUG. 300. 8t. rooms, bath, §! FRENZER, Douglas 554, FOR RENT—1668 Plerce Bt.—b-room, $36: 1316 N, 40th, 8 rooms, both all mollm. first-class. Carl E. Herring. FOR RENT—Ap'ts and Flats | West. VERY choice G-room steam heated apart- ment on West Farnam 8t. John W. Rob- bins, 1803 Farnam 8t. MODERN store, 1m 8t., near Mntflu. $75 per mo. G, P. 8 ns, 1 $16—5-ROOM upper fht. bath, lll. w line. 3604 Leavenworth, Har. nu. lower flat, all modern, on ¢ar llnn. 3604 Lov, 6t. Phone Har. 3128, . CLAIR, 34thand » 3-room apart- ments. Call Tyler 40. North, CHOICE APARTMENT . *$31,80—4 rooms and nmn-fll floor; | oak floors and finish; all O(lm ln%l'ualn' Janitor mervice. §—4 rooms and bath, semi-basement; Janitor service and other convenlences. Nathan Apts, Sherman snd Willls Aves. . llb!a CO., . Iulm 1610 cm’- South. ed, striotly disappearing bed; Bosworth Apartmen! fle@ 0. EH rooms itor service; ln lon on. Other Classified . Ads on Page 15.