Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 1, 1916, Page 10

Want-Ads Movie Program Downtown. 14156 Farnam. 1416 Farnam FLORA PARKER DE HAVEN in “THE SEEKERS" Tomorrew Mary Plckford in “THE BISHOP'S CARRIAGE." Our Fans Will Cool You. Change of Program Dally PRINCESS. 1317-19 DOUGLAS ~ BLUEBIRD RED FEATHER and UNIVERSAI PRODUCTIONS, c—~PRESENTED HERE FIRST—80 — ALICE HOWELL and FATTY VOSS The Laugh Producers of Fiimdom in a 3-rel Lo-K-O. Komedy, “LIZZIE'S LINGERING LOVE.” Ben Wilson In “The Circular Room.” A 3-reel Drama that deals with plots to de- stroy munition plants. “WATCH FOR LIBERTY. North o ) DIAMOND 24TH AND LAKE “DEMON OF FEAR “GOOD FOR NOTHING BRAT. "Houn: ON HOKUM HILL. 16TH AND BINNEY “8TUNG BY GUM. PIPE ORGAN DE LUXE NIPPOD)EOME 25TH AND CUMING [} of Splendid Plctures. LOST-FOUND-REWARDS THE BEE: ANNOUNCEMENTS OMAHA. ... . BUSINESS CHANCES 1916. HELP WANTED—MALE IF YOU lose anything and will advertise it here, you will surely recover it if found by an honest person. Remarkable re- coveries are brought about every day through this column. THE LAW-—People who find lost articles are Int ted in knowing that the state law Is strict In requiring them to seek the owner through advertisement and otherwise, and tha fallure to do 80, If same can be proven, Involves & wevers penalty. OMAHA & COUNCIL BLUFFS STREET RAILWAY COMPANY. Persons having lost some 11 ascertain whether they left treet cars. Many articles each day are turned In d the company Is anxious to re- store them to the rightful owners. Call wmall crescent-shaped peari Finder will be suitably rewarded on return to 2103 Douglas St. LOST—8ample case; roward offered. West- ern Grocer Mills, care of Omaha Van Co., Douglas 4163. FOR SALE—Miscellaneous the one fuel that can every city or town in the world, and 18 cheap and safe to handle. Ses the Day Kerosene Burners for cook stoves and ranges. We are mak- ing agents In every county. West & Mc- KEROBENE ol in be purchased {n wonderful bargains uniess you see them; your sav- ing will be 60c on the § if you consult the list of articles we carry. STATE FURNITURE CO., Cor. 14th and Dodge. _Phone D, 13117, LoTHROP 24TH AND LOTHROP DOUSLAS FAIRBANKS in “THE GOOD BAD MAN.” and a Keystone that is better than the avera ntitled “BATH TUB PERILS."” South. BOULEVARD 33D AND LOCUST S.reels of BPLENDID PICTURES. o ROHLFF 2691 LEAVENWORTH LAST CHAPTER of “THE IRON CLAW." FIRST CHAPTER of “TRE GRIP OF EVIL. West. PUBLIC AUCTION Household goods, at OMAHA VAN & BTORAGE CO, every Saturday during July and August. Sale at 10 &. m In rear of 806 6. 16th Bt. OMAHA PILLOW CO.—~Felt and hair mat- tresses made over In new ticki the price of new ones. Phone us for of ticking. Mall orders filled. 246’ m- 1907 $10; round table, 36 fce box, $4; Eclips gas stove, §6; dresser, $6; kitchen cup- board, $3. Webster 5146, FOR BALB—Patented ironing board, neat and well bullt; will last a lifetin us for particulars. Dou IDTH AND "ARNAH 3-reel. A ‘“THE BAND turing HARRY KING. Knle, Drlmr 4 “Ham's Whirlwind Finish.” Kalem Comedy. Canfmated Nooz," No. 13, WM. FARNAM “JUST A FEW LITTLE THINGS,” comedy. OMAHA 40TH AND DODGE Y as MIMA, § ALICE B! LAVIR Di BOHIHU. Bllllblrd. PAPER PARASOLS, Pathe. South Side. E88E WTH AN "WHO 1S GU!LTY?" with A_NTLBSON. 34TH AND M “PEDIGREES, PETS and PUSIES" ————— DEATHS & FUNERAL NOTICES, pw—uuml , aged years Jul $0th; he is survived by one mon, Joseph; one mm. Nellte. Funeral Tuesday morning from Gentle- hapel, a. m, to Bt. Peter's chureh at 10 s m. Interment Holy Sep- ulchre cemetery. ., mother of Mrs, Chas. l'llnt and sunt of Mrs. M. L. Churchwell, at_a local hospital, 51 «day, July 80.° Funeral from Crosby's chapel, Tuesday, August 1, 3 p, m. Interment Forest Lawn cemetery. , #on of the late Rev. David Klnllnn. st focal hospital, July 80, Funeral unuol Brethren church, 19th and htl . Tuesday, August 4 p m lnurnut Holy Sepulchre ceme. [re. 49, was killed yosterday In an auto accident five miles north of Fremont. Funeral will probably be held Tuesday afternoon st 2 o'clock. Prospect Hill ._Residence, 610 Bouth 35th Bt. 66 ICE boxes, 26 gan astoves, all kinds; poultry wire and netting. Open til 9 p. m. 1839 N. 24th 8 FOR BALE—Quarter-sawed oak, 8-ft. ex- tension dining room table Harney 6178, Jewelry, Diamonds and Watches. BRODEGAARD'S “Lucky Wedding Rin at 16th and Douglas R BALE—About 12,000 & bargain. Ask for Smith Bidg., 16th and Cuming 8 N Store and Office Fixtures. DESKS, safes, sci e, " showcases, shelving, ote. We buy, Omaha Tixture & Bupply Cor G1i-10-18 B tath. Doue 2120 "7 JO‘IFfi—Odd mill Wnru’llmu (1] Typewriters and Supplies. NEW machines sold the same as rent; §3 per month, us before you buy er rent. Shipped any place on ten days’ trial. Butts Typewriter Exchange, free 816 8. 18th, Omahe, Neb. Buttons and Pleating. DRESS pleating, hemstitching and cover- ed buttons. Van Arnam Dress Pl ing and Button Co., 3d floor Paxton Blk. Doug. 3108, Cameras and Finishi “REXOETE’ cameras, 2%x3%, versal focus lens), Green's Pharmacy, 16th and Howard. them today. Cleaning lnd Preum(. BUITS cl d 00; pruud. u.., Dancing Academies. LE LUXE ACADEMY, 111 8. 18th 8t Chiropractic: CHIROPRACTIC COMBINED WITH SUL- PHUR OTEAM BATHS. The only chiro- practio sanitarium in the state; lady and genetieman doctors In attendance. 3-9 Ot- Bldg., 24th and Farnam. Doug. 7295, DR. KNOLLENBERG & DR. MACNAMARA Chiropractic and Spinal Adjustment. DR. BURHORN'S modern, sanitary chiro- practic adjusting pariors. 414-18 Rose Bld. Palmer Sch. grad; lady attendant. Dr, Frances Dawson, Rose Bidg. Tyler 236 Dr. J. C. Lawrence, 1 Baird Bidg. D. 8461 Detectives, JAMES ALLAN, 312 lle Block. Evi- dence secured In all cases. Tyler 1136. Dressmaking. ACCORDION, 8 Knife, Box P H titching, Neb. P Paxton Blk. R. r Dressmaking Col., 1628 City N Terry Dressmak's college, 20th and Farham. Dentists. Bradbury. No pain, 912 W, O. W. Bids. {t's_Dent. Rms., 308 Rose Bidg. D 2186. Electrolysis. EXPERT cperator, at hom 101 8. 26th A Doug. 79: Everything for Women. AC(lJOR‘DIO side, knifs, sunburst reas. charge. [ f broidery; bralding elet cut 'k, buttonhol IDEAL BUTTON AND PLE. 200 Douglas Blk. Xpre TWIN CITY Express Co., 1822 Cass 8t. Douglas 1717, Heavy hauling a specialty. ANYWHERE 25¢ WB. 2104 Fixtures and Wiring. Douglas 1938 Furnaces and Tinware. ROOFING, furnaces and general tinwork. 8. Abrams, 1606 N. 12th 8t. Web. 6446, Hair Drenln’. IDEAL Hair Parlors, 207 3airq Bidg. Mant curing, tollet articles. Doug. 6185, Hand Laundry. CALL DOUGLAS 4626 and h dry done right| und_reasonable, Hat Cleaning and Blocking. STRAW, Panama, all kinds hats, cleaned and reblocked. 1616-1620 Harney. Lawyers. FRANCIS MORGAN, 613 Bes. Dous. 4059 Justices of th. Peace. H, H. CLAIRBORNE. 612 Paxton BIk, 7401, Notary Public;: deposition C. W. BRITT, 301 Barker Block. your laun« Red YOUNU LAWYER can find GOOD OFFICE at very REABONABIE‘E PRICE in_t| BEE BUILDING. Inquire Room 103. Stores and Offices. BKKPR. (oul town) FOR SALE—Grocery and meat market, ood county seat town of 2,000 t farming com- the stock and fixtures (with ground) p for a FOR BALE OR EXCHANGE—One-ton ice plant, fully equipped and in A-1 condition. In thriving town In central Nebraska on main line of Union Pacific; good territory and no competition, doing good business. WIiIl sell for cash or trade for farming or grazing land. Box B, Lexington, Neb. NO OTHER Omaha newspaper ll making 1 . 28, ’I“ MORE PAID WANT-ADS the first six :nonths of 1916 than in the same period in 1915 The Reason: Best Price———Best Results. FOR SALE—Restaurant and confectionery in Jowa town of 260, 50 miles from Coun- cil Bluffs. Business last year about $4,000. Good reasons for sellin, taken within 30 days. Address Y 526, 'OR BALE or t and undertaking stock and bullding good live 8. D. town, doing & good busf ness, best of reasons for selling. It will you to look this up. Address Y 612, MILINERY stock for sale at big bargain for cash; first-class location, and doing a nice business; must sell quick as time is oc- cupled {n other business.” Address P. O. Box 625, Glenwood, Ia. FOR SALE—Only harness store in town of 1,000 Good,. paying business. Harness and shoe repairing in connection, For information address Box 261, Bridgeport, Neb. Steno-Bookkeeper, 60; Bookkeeper, $70; Clerk, $60; Stock Clerk, $40. Watts Ref. Co., 840 Brendels Thea. Bldg. AN experienced office clerk who can use sdding machine rapidly for permanent position, good chance for investment; will- lfiw to pay $05 to start. Address 4653, 0. 'OUNG men, hookkeepers, and general office workers: We are In serlous need of several good men. Write at once, giving your etc., The C-G Bervice, Des Mol AUDITOR! or western lumber firm, having branch yards; must be good accountant, understand credits and willing to consider reasonable salary to start. Address 4648, Bee. AN eoxperlenced ledger clerk, competent to handle large number of accounts, §76. Ad- dress 4652, AN experienced bank bookkesper:; city bank experience; salary $78. 4555, Bee. FOR a high class commercial position see us. THE MARTI CO, 1327 W. O. W. Bldg. Professions and Trades. WANTED—§ men for figuring invento only those who are quick and accurate at figures need apply; temporary posi- tions. Apply at Brandels Stores. BEE_US FOR DRUG JOBS. CO-OPERATIVE REFERENCE CO. Established Ten Years. 1016-18 City Natlonal. stenographers | 7 prefer Box HELP WANTED—FEMALE Household and Domestic. 3 WANTED—Competent girl _for general housework. Apt. 14, The Majestic. Web- ster 3465. FOR RENT—ROOMS Housekeeping Rooms. 8. 16TH ST, 516, Apt. 3—Nicely furnish all modern suite furnished compl s reasonable. WANTED—A white girl for Jrork, with or without washing. 619, 3 ROOMS for light housekeeping; Ve reasonable. Perfectly modern. 320 N. 2§ St. GIRL, FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. Family ol’ threa. 611‘ Wubfllr Wllm.ll 3029, MODERN rooms, close in, hous eeping sleeping. 825 5. 20th St. Douslas 7660. GIRL BUITE of three furnished rooms; first foofs 206 So. 24th St, WANTED—Experienced second girl at the Woodruff 114 N. 18th St. PLAIN vook small family, assist with light housework. Doug. 1829, WANTED—A !olll!l’ girl 28th B work. No washing. WANTED—A good girl for general hou: work, 3201 Hamliton 8t. EXPERIENCED llrl 'lnlad for general housework. Red GIRL for general hmuewark: small family. 105 N. 30th Bt. GIRL for general housework; small family. Harney 4544. Hotels and Restaurants. 1119 8. 20TH—6 rms., $4.50. Harney l‘ll. \1' Board and Rooms. HANSCOM Park district, beautifully furq nished cool rooms, sultable for two o three people. Excellent board, 709 South th, Harney 4604. ELEGANT furnished rooms, with or withd| out board, strictly modern; also gara, for rent. 1029 S. 20th, Harney 2754. GOOD board and room for gentlemang) walking distance; 2502 Sherman Ave, Webster 7341. ROOM, board for 4 young men. Bverything new. Walking distance. 318 5. 26th. Hare| ney 1337, * ST. MARY'S AVE,, 2552—Large, airy fron{| room, suitable for two, with board,” $&,/ Red 306! ROOM and_ board for two. West Farnam| WANTED—Chambermald. Apply house- keeper. Hotel Fontenell: HELP WANTED. MALE AND FEMALE. WANTED—Names of men or women, 18 or EDUCATIONAL ‘WANTED—A first-class barber by Monday morning; dy work, Grand Hotel Bar- ber Shop, Council Bluffs. WE buy, we sell motion picture theaters, machines, featurs fims. Co-Operative Film_& Cupply Co. 210 Bromiey BId| BHOWCARD writing taught evge. by work- ing expert, complete for $10. Address an 4562, B 'OR _SALE OR BXC HANOD—BIrhor »l and pool hall. 3492 Ames Ave. WANTED—A printer. Owner called out on military duty Wire Journal, Gordon, Neb. TOR SALE—b-chair barber shop, 10-table pool hall, counters, show cases, 11 sell the business or the tables and fix- tures separate. G. A. Land, 1807 Far- nam_Bt. MOVING Picture Th machines, repairs, pplles, accessories new and second-hand. See us, OMANA THEATER SUPPPLY CO., Baird Blds. Doug. 3630 DRUG STORE FOR BALE. Will involce $6,000; for quick sale will take $4.500. Reason for selling not re| tered. Address B. E. E., Box 126, Hyannis, Neb. WILLIAMBS, established 29 years. To buy o' sell business see him. 411 McCague Bldg Reference U. 8. Nat'l Bank. FOR SALE—S-chair barber shop, T0-isble ; counters, show cases, win business or the tables nnd fix- arate. G. A. Lang. 1807 Farnam. FOR BALE—Good, clean stock of hard- ware; live town central Nebraska. Good renson for selling. Be quick. Address Y, 257, Ben. TOR SALE or trade, ba d restaurant, good business, fine location; good reasons for selling. Box 341, Bee. BOWD Sale and Auction Co., Omaha, have closed out more mdse. stocks than any other firm in U. 8. Write for terms. MOTION PICTURE MACHINES. New and rebullt bargains supplies. __Omaha F 8. 14th 8t. FOR SALE—Lease and furniture of & 26- room hotel, in & town of 900. Located __in_lowa. Only hotel. Address Y 526, Bee. rs, real bargains: TYPEWRITERS sold, rented and Fo- paired. Rent an Oliver typewriter, 3 months for §6. Central Typewriter Ex. change, 1906 Farnam. REMINGTONS, Monarchs _and Bmith Premiers for rent; sent anywhere. Rem- ington Typewrd D. 128 Company. 3 Tno‘.mu Tn used typéwriters, ribbons §1 oze! arbon, §1 & box. Midland Co., 338 Bn Bldg. Billiard and Pocket Tabies. FOR BALE—BILLIARD TABLES, Brand new, carom and pocket, with complete outfit, §125; second-hand tables at duced prices; bowling alleys and -uppn- easy payments. Cigar store, dr Catesesn and soda fountain Axtures, THE BRUNSWICK-BALKE-COLLENDER CO,, 407-409 Bouth 10th 8t. T Boat, Yachw, Ete. CHEAP FOR CABH. A §65 Mulline standard canoe; must sell; best offor takes it. Address Box 4628, Bee. T int B, aged 45, 111 North v rst street, died Bunday morning at 3! Funeral Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock at Bt Cocella’s church. Interment at Holy Bepuichre. KOHN—Tethor Ruth, EF 33, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Edward Kohn, 10: ark & m. Ave., Ndl'hi; J Monuments and Cemeteries, markers, tablets and crosses lu unmarked graves, pure white cement, 80 to 0. "mo for circular. See sam- ument Works, mmlu\lm All kinds nrnn. 15th and Charles. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. fu- ,_embalmers an neral directors. 717 8. 16th. Tyler 1676, & BON—Funeral directors and embalmer, 2004 Leavenworth: Har, 90, , undertakers om- balmers, 701 8. 16th 8t. Douglas 1236, FLORISTS. Art Combinations, shi ‘p’o: p) -vm- Exoellent service to our cuun. BIRTHS AND DEATHS. i 713 Meredith 6025 MoKin- lar, 2240 Sew- 3876 Franklin, et Rkt rge Holm, 2514 boy; Orde, 2013 Arbor street, girl; Ray Gibson, 2633 Decatur street, boy; Mary Elisabeth Pfelifer, 6018 Nicholaa, girl; F. F. Pechac, 4546 Norlh Fortleth street, boy; E. D. Pl\lcl. Jr, 331 North m-um street, girl; 8, B, Roberts, 317 BSouth Thirty-first street, girl; Frank Wal- lace, 2313 N Nineteenth street, girl Thomas Brice, 2231 Larimore avenue, boy Herbert C. James, 3114 Maple, boy; Joseph 4416 North Thirty-eighth street, girl; Chris Sorenson, 328 Bouth Thirty-sev. llltl street, girl; C. H., English, 1340 South Thirty-fifth avenus, boy. Deaths—Alice Mary Boukart, Thirty- sixth and R, 1 month; Jean Bildt, HM Mre. Josle Fish, 1609 Call. fornia strest, 28; Joseph J. Goodwl I, Four teenth and Cnlul avenus, 66y Kutherine 11, §3; John H. Peobles, Blalr, Clara B. Bchrelber, Avoca, la., mes ll. mm. 2106 South Forty-sec- MARRIAGE LICENSES. its to wed have been lssued hlhm - Name and Resldence. - Joseph Curran, Omaha, N -mc !Auon.t)mn / Elols Foster, Omaha Ethel Buchanan, Vai John W. McMeen, Lincoln . Olive M. Reitter, Lincoln.. % |HYolENIC BATH ter Lunquist, Omaha.., Middaugh, Omaha. w Miller, Glanwood, Keys, Glenwood, Machinery and Engines. NEW AND SECOND-HAND MOTORS. EXPERT ELECTRICIANS 4ND MACHINISTS, LD BRON ELECTRICAL WORKS, 318-30 8. 12th St, Omaha FOR BALE—Contractor's equipmen lo-n. Koehring mixer, American holst gine, tower eauipment, stc. Ask for G, Bmith at Ford Motor Bldg., 16th and Cuming. BOILERS, steam, eloctric, gas o pipes. Gross Wrecking Co., 1819 Cumlnl. Sewing Machines. Pateht A:torneys. H. A, STURGES, 630 Brandels Th. D. 3469. Painting and Pnre 2 OMAHA Pasta Co., 718 8, 13th. Doug. 3760. & store, dwelling Address owne Denver, Colo. Pianos for Rent. $3.50 Per Mo. A. Hospa Co., Scale Repdrlng Om. Standard Scale , 613 8. 12th. D. 2911, Towel Su?phel. OMAHA Towel Supply, 207 8. 11th. D 623. Vicuum Cleaners, CLEAN QUICKLY AND THOROUGHLY WITH ECLIPSE BLECTRIC; RENT $1 ~AND $1.50 PER DAY. DOUGLAS 1760, Wedding Stationery. WEDDING _announcements and printing. Deuglas Printing Co. Tel. Doug. 644. Wines and Liquors, BUY your family liquor at Kieln's Liquor House. 623 N. 16th. Douglas 1809. 3 Douglas. WANTED TO BUY WANTED—HIgh ciass aur transit, instrument that is designed for gen- land surveylug as well us drainage k. Price must be right Address Y Bee. WANTED TO BUY—Huving rented & buill: ing on track for our office and warehouse will want to buy some glass partitions. Phone Basket Stores Office, Tyler 440. Highest pricoe pald for 3d-hand olothes, shoes, trunks, suitcases. D. 6381 or D, SEWING MACHINES ‘We rent, repair, sell needles and parts of all sewing machines. MICKEL'S NEBRASKA CYCLE CoO., 16th and Harney Bta. Doug. 1663. DESKS DESKS DESKS New deaks, used desks, bought,- sold and traded. J. C. Reed, 1207 Farnam. CALL Red 4809—The big buyers of furni- ture; nothing too big nor too small. We pay all it's worth. 1608 California St. rin and Office § WATERS-BARNHART Ptg. Co., quality printing. Tel. Doug. 2190. 524 8. 13th 8t GET our pricea on job printing. CAMPAIGN CARDS A SPECIALTY. U. 8. PTG. €O, BEE BLDG. DOUQG. 1178, MERCIAL Duplicating Co., also public 0. Phone for prices. Dou'lu 2803, 640 Paxton Blk, Miscellaneous. NO OTHER OMAHA newspaper is making anywhere near the increase In ita Want- Ad columns as THE BEE. 25,748 MORE PAID WANT-ADS the first six months of 1916 than |n the same period of 1916, ‘he Reason; Best Prlc'-—-»Bul Reaults. MY hllll lllndlrd of quality will be main- tained rts of Old Fontenelle whisky, 03.35; bolllcd in bond. Henry Pollock, mall order houss. Doug. 7163 122.134 N. 16th Bt ALEX JETTES LI‘QDOOR HOUSE, Thirteenth uglas. Bottled in bond whisky, $6c, $1.00, $1.35 full quart. GENUINE Callfornia wine vinegar, white or ved: quart bottles, 30 cen gallon, €0 cents. I[mported olive oll, 76 cents per quart, Cackley Bros. Phone Dot 86, TCE box “counter,”cotfes mill, m grocery wagon. 2516 N 8o NEW Caloric fireless coohr' cheap. ney 3834, ATTRACTIONS. ATTRACTIONS wanted; carnival compan or others having attractions, either ind ondent or combined, write at once to ames Henderson, secretary Commercial club, Central City, Neb, YELLOWSTONB TOURS. Partles desiring Information of Ybllow- atone tours should call B, A. Hennessy, 1 fil.ulN Bank Bldg., Omaha. Phone ‘WANTED--8treet attractions and conces- slons, at Old Bettlers' plonic, Aug. 10, ll. 13, Newcastls, Neb. Address F. . St tins, Secretary. ANNOUNCEMENTS BRODEGAARD'S “Lucky Wedding Ringw at 16th and Douglas Sts. BAY and Y, M. C A Nlll !ehg_ T Bakeries. CAKES, pastry and fancy bakery goods supplied o parties, lodges and entertain- ments. Z. H. Reeder, 1506 N. 18th. W.3297 HOLMES glyl your pflcl for 2d-hand clolhul shoes and hi ‘Web. 3320. SWAPPERS’ COLUMN usiness call on Busch & aounou 40 World -Herald Bldg. uovm HOWS AT REAL BARGAINS. 419 Rose Bldg. __ Phone Tyler 2487, FOR SALE—Meat market In town of 400. Arthur Paulman, Boelus, Neb. TED—To | in a good business propo-nl_on, Box 466, Bee. WANTED—To Invest In a good business proposit Plé"bmr how for sale; good location. Box 4693, B Rooming Houses, ROOMING HOUSE, 1911 DAVENPORT. Having 14 large rooms, plenty of light and plenty of alr, newly decorated throughout, nice d. Only 3% blocks from postoffice. This is a good opportun- ity for someone. BSee us about It. Price $65. PAYNE & SLATER CO., 616 Omaha Nat'l Bldg. Doug. 1016. FIRST-CLASS rooming house of ten rooms, near 25th and Harney; neatly furnished; Drug_store snaps. jobs. Kneist, Bee Bidg. Salesmen and Solicitors. DAY BCHOOL. BOYLES COLLEGHE. NIGHT SCHOOL. Every day s enroliment day. Bookkeep- ing, Shorthand, BStenotype, Typewritls Telegraphy, Civil Service—all Commercial and English branches. Catalogue free. BOYLES COLLEGE, 18th and Harney Tel. Douglas 15 district. Call Harney 6056, D. 6088 1—Cool r. and board. Rooms Wanted. YOU PEOPLE WHO RENT ROOMS, CAl THE BEE WANTED DEPT. and find o all about the FURNISHED ROOM GUIDE| It's a plan that is helping many people rent their rooms. FOR RENT—FURNISHED Apartments and Houses. Apartments. SPLENDID, NEW FURNISH TRAVERTON FIREPROOF. i 24TH AND LANDON COURT. Catering to people of refined tastes Api ent {s completely equipped fag| housekeeping; up-to-date and comfortabley| TRAVER BROS, | Nat. Bank. | Tel. Doug. 6886. 705 Om: Or Call Web. 4825. SALESMEN ACCOUNTANTS Two men, between the ages of 24 and 85, with good account- ing experience and good sell- ing experience for selling the COMPTOMETER Absolutely the best adding and calculating machine made and sold. Six weeks’ thorough training in our Selling School in Chicago. Salary and commission. Salary while in school. Felt & Tarrant Mfg. Co. Call for S. C. Brown at 204 McCague Bldg. Wed., Aug. 2,1 to 6 p. m. SALESMAN WANTED—To call on leading merchants in Nebraska and other terri- tory. Salary, $126 monthly and expenses, with increase according to results. Prefor man who can buy a few shares of pre- ferred stock (7 per cent cumulative and unlimited), OUr new company, now being incorporated to enlarge operations of successful business. Box 4607, Bee. THREE men of neat appearance, perience helpful but not entirely necs sary. Balary $21.00 per week, qualify and make more. Positions permanent, city or road. Old sesponsible firm. for Mr. Hill at 214 Karbach Block after 2 p. m. only. STOCK and bond salesman. BTANDARD 8EC. & INV. CO., 1017 W. O. W. Bldg. BTOCK remedy salesmen can make advant geous contract. Room 314, 1206 Farnam. SALESMEN—BIg money for h\lllnell got- ters. Call at 1017 W, O. W. Trade Schools.* Telephone D. 5895. SITUATIONS WANTED WEEKLY RATE, 1c PER LINE. Day work or business ads, regular MEN—Why not learn the barber trade? Lighter, cleaner and easier than most lines of work. More barbers needed now est demand ever known. Good gu: tips and over-money. Can own shop o 1l capital or travel. Our free illustrated logue explains how we teach th 14th Bt., Omah (Est. 1893, WANTED—Position countant or audit: perience, best of rel 4 31, married and not afrald of work. Wlll consider falr salary to start. Box 4615, Bee. a8 bookkeeper, GOOD MEN WANTED. To learn auto work for the big spring rush. o work on autos and electric g systems. AMERICAN AUTO COLLEGB, 3063 Farnam, Omaha. Neb, SITUATION WANTED—By young man as Bookkeeper (beginngr( with some good concern where advancement would fol- low devotion to business. Box 4651, Bee. IF you have anything to trade, make up a little ad and run it in this column for soven days—it only costs 360 and 3o per answer, This offer ls good only in Omaha, and excludes R Businesa Properties For Bal These, as well as mall orders for use of y regular rates. ufficlent to make your trade and the whole transaction only costs about 30c. Try it. TO TRADE—One California round gold halt dollar and quarter dollal dated 1 dollar, 1d quar- dollar, mallest colns ev y the U. 8. Very | teresting and fine for mounting for fin, or ear rings, or for a rare coin collection, Address ! C., Bee. T30-H. P. HUBBR and 40%68 sep, . $760 1 20-h. p. Stevens and ll 63 Avory separator . .. L 113 h p Hllb.l‘ .nd "3t 52 Niw Racine . . 600 All in good candmon Hly trade for 8 or 10 Batten engine un[, or land. John ‘T. Johnson, Columbus, Neb. LEAVING town, must dispose of the follow- 1 rticles: One G Majestic range, Eclipse dat range, complete, almost n cook stove, coonskin ci winter, Wi anything WANTED—Young n wants a position to school, mornings and MAN and wife with one child, want a place on farm. Man teamster and wife cook. Roy Walker, 1319 So. 16 St., St. Joseph, Mo. YOUEO mlrand ‘man wants position In y or general stor 1 I’Ill ed. Addgess R. Kuhns, Maxwell, Neb. 'ERIE] D butcher wants slaughter and outside work in small town. Geo. Lambi, Howard Hotel. RELIABLE murlod couple w-nu ompln - ment in priv: home, al Miscellaneous. EXPERIENCED man would like eral house cleaning, lawn mower work; guar- anteed. Phone Douglas 8545, ODD jobs and janitor work by the day or month; experienced in all lines of work; can furnish best of references. Telephone Harney 4730. TOM JOHNSON. chimney sweep, furnace cleaning and flue repairing; 30 years ex- perience. Phone Douglas 7866. Positon wanted by rel. col. man, porter wk. 0dd jobs, anything considered. Web. 3101 HXPERIENCED porter wants position; good reference. Telephone Harney 1369. POSITION as nntl-mln nurse, exp, D, ), 8997, Hotels and Restaurants, LEARN barber trade, more than make your tultion while learning; set of tools included; job guaranteed. Call or write for catalogue. 1402 Dodge. TRI-CITY BARBER COLLEGH. Miscellaneous. ARMY OF THE UNITED STAT] ‘WANTED—Able-bodled unmarri, 2 36 cltizens of United States er and temperate habits, , rexd and write the Eng- For information apply to Army Bldg. 15th and Neb.; 130 N. 1uth 8t., i 827 4th Bt, Sioux City, h Ave., Des Moines, lowa. NG OTHER Om D ing anywhere near the increase in its Want- Ad columns as THE BEE. 25,748 MORE PAID WANT-ADS the first months of 1916 than in the same period of 1915. The Reason: " "Best Prico——Beat Resvits. WANTED—Young men as rallway mall clerks, $76.00 month. Sample examination questions free. Franklin Institute, Dept 221 R, Rochester, N, WANTED—Janitor and wife, wife to do chamber work; quarters furnished; Lin- coln Apts. 3103 Chicago St. Tyler 2607. WANTED—Expe freight - handlers. Unfon Pacific Freight House, 9th and Jackson 8 VAN SANT SCHOOL of Business. Second Floor Omaha National Bank Bldg. ENTRANCE 220. D. 5890. Musical. BOURICIUS MUSIC STUDIOS, Plano, Volice, Violin: professional training or course for just home music performance. 1511 Dodge. Harp—Limited number puplis accapted com- Ing season; early appli ons _ favored. Harps. fur. Loretta DeLone, 306 Lyric Bid. Furnished Apartment | Living room, kitchenetts and bath, dige| appeari bed. On first floor. Janit rvice. Good close-in location. Boswo: partments. 2217 Howard St. Armstrong-Walsh Co., Tyler 1636, 333 Rose Bldg. 16th and Farnam BT. CLAIR, lllb And Harney, 3-room nished a Tyler 40. FOR RENT—HOUSES West. 8. ‘otta, rooms and basement, with' clty wal paid. 45th and Californis Dexter L. Thomas, 412 Bq North. PERSONAL 5-ROOM modern bungalow for remt for m months or longer; half block from caw| northwest part of city. Box 45 Bee. PILES, FISTULA CURED Dr. BE. R. Tarry cures plles, fistula and other operation. Cure guaranteed and no money pald until cured. Write for book on rec- tal diseases with testimonials. DR. B, R, TARRY 240 Bee Bldg, Omaha, Neb. rectal diseases without surgical YOUNG women coming to Omaha as stran- gers are Invited to visit the Young ‘Women's Christlan Assoclation building at 17th St. and St. Mary's Ave.,, where they will be directed to suitable boarding places or otherwize assisted. Look for our travelers' gulde at the Union Station. M. BRUGMAN, D. M. T., massage, steam shower baths, electric and fo light treatment. I have also installed the Gard- ner reducing and therapeutic machine for reducing stout people. Rm. 203 Karbach Bldg. Phone Red 2727. WHY—"Twin Spear’ Dry cleans at home. Your clothes never look shabby or old, it means a wardrobe without a spot or stain. Order a box today. 16 cents post- paid. Twin City Products Sales Co., St. Paul, Minn. THE Salvation Army Industrial home so- licits your old clothing, furniture, maga- sines. ~ We collect. We distribut Doug. 4136 and our wagon will & 1 and inspect our new home. 1110-1113-1114 Dodge 3 NOTICE TO FARMERS—You farmers, together in your locallty and get your coal by the car lot and save moni Price $1.50 per ton, lump coal. Theodors Gerwert, Box 42, Dietz, Wyo, SBTAPLE & SHAFFER, masseuses and calp_and hair. 9a m to® p m D 713 401 Ware Blk. RUPTUR uccessfully treal with- out a surgical operation. Call or write Dr. Frank H. Wray, 306 Bee Bldg. RITTENHOUSE Sanitarium. Baths of _ail kinds; massage and chiropody. 210-314 Baird Blk., 17th and Douglas. D. 3483. TORSETS made to order. Prices 33.60 to $30.00 Tixpert fitting Nu-Bone Cotvet Shop, Brandels Thea. Lobby. D. 4296. MISS L. LILLY—Bath and massage, 1332 Farnam St., 3nd floor. Phons Doug. 3410. SCIENTIFIC massage, 630 Bee Bldg. Phone Douglas 6372, LUELLA WEBSTER, masacuse, 518 Paxton Bk, 10 &. m. to 8 a. m. D, 3227 FOR legal Idvlec call Dovglas 3528. — FOR RENT—ROOMS Furnished Rooms. ATTENTION, ROOM HUNTERS! complete cant rooms in all parts of the olt; It more convenient phone The Bes Want Ad. Dept. and give your name nd a list will be malled to you once. New lists are issued every weel 1516 GRANT ST. conm., modern, T. F. Hall, 433 Ramge Bldl‘. Dont 140/ 6034 $22.60—9 ROOMS, with n: without nn;: 78 33rd and G Sts. Bouth Miscellaneous. ~WH HAVE WHAT YOU WANT. | HOUSES AND COTTAGES, PARTLY MODERN. 4-r—~1612 Carter Lake Blvd 6-r.—2704 Seward St, STRICTLY M/ 8-r.— 414 North 31st St. 8-r.—3849 Charles St. (c tached house, good residence d trict, ga tached house, In first-class resi- dence section) s 3716 Lincoln Blvd. (Good dc- tached ho in very choice res- 1dence district) ~—1046 Georgla Ave 11.r. 411 So. 38th St brick dwelllng West PR l:'cw“ arnam dlstrict) .eeeeceenenns ....lu.n.l FLATS, i BTRICTLY uonmm. 7-r.—1303 Bo. 28th B se0.326.08 ABATED APARTMENTS, 3-r. Apt., C. Btoecker, 823 So. 24th.$20. 4-r. Apt., A. Stoecker, 823 So. 34th. 3. WE HAVE OTHERS. SEE OUR| COMPLETE LIST BEFORE RENTING. PORTER & SHOTWELL, 302 th St. Doug. 5013. ¥ 6.00— 8 28th Bt, b rms, par mod., good. $10.00—2712 Shirley St., olty) water, gas. $18.00—1760 S. 27th St., 4 rooms, 24 floog) flat, all modern, good. $33.00—1738 S. 27th St, b-room moders flat, good. | $40.00—1120 8. 31st St, § rms., hot wates| heat, good. D. V. SHOLES CO., Doug. 49. 915 City Nat'l Bank Bldm 1306 SO, !M‘H AVE., 8 rooms, strictly mody ern, $25. 2010 North I!lh 8t., 9 rooms, strictly m ern_ $20.00. 847 South 21st Bt, cept he: $17.80, 10;8 South 324 Bl, 4 rooms, city wateny W FARNAM EMITH & 0o., 1320 Farnam 8t. Douglas 1064, HOUSES FOR RENT, CREIGH, SONS & CO, 8 BEE BLDG., DOUG. 3 5 rooms, & rooms, modern em! rage, 3614 N. , new, all mod., 2834 Parker. . all 1328 8, 3§th Bt city water, tollet and ufi close in; walking distance. 1111 22d 8t | P. J. TEBBENS C.0, 605 Omaha Nat Bk. Phone D. 2183 $12.60—6-room flat, 2225 No. 20th St ' $18.00—6-room, 3008 No. 27th St. $27.60—9-room, 2639 Davenport 8t. H. A. WOLF, ~ | 514 Ware Blk. Doug. 8068. | EW, strictly modern B-room bungalow lz‘ Benson, fine location, oak finish, class an style throughout, well bullt. Terms easy, ! Phone Benson 122. Trullinger. | 1 —_— e FOR RENT—Ap'ts and Flats|/ West. THREE rooms and hlth. near 2511 . Very desirabls Only $3: Ern Bwnl. New Hamlltol . 1472, VERY cholce b-room steam heated aparie | ment on Wi Farnam St. John W, Robd ! bins, 1802 Farnam St. WANTED—By two ladies, 3 or 4 unfur- MEN wanted to enllst in Signal Corps at once; report at Lincoln, LABORERS wanted; 29th and Q Sts., South Omaha. 10 ACRES good unimproved Jand, locat d 88 miles trom St. Louls, great market, 2% miles trom Ironton, Mo.; beautiful coun- try; excellent garden moll; spring water: worth 80 per acre. Wil sell for 335 or trade for Omaha real motorcycle, plano, merchal Owner, J 257, Bee. COMPLETE seta of Byron's and Longfel- low! rks; bound fn handsome leather binding; will trade for other books, fur- niture, pet stock, machinery, or what lave “you? Address Omaha Bes, 8. C. 24 HAVE lar in ‘would klv\d in Address 8, C. uge double barrel Rickard lhot gun In A-1 condlition; also No. 3 Ol for one or two of golt clubs with Address 8. lll Beee. my I|klhlmnllnr trunk of the .same 243 “ Accountants. B A. DWORAK, C. P. A. A VAN ORDER. 638 Ramge Bldg. Phone Dou rass lnrl Iron Foundries. Paxton-Mitchell C th and Martha Sts 08! THEATRICAL gowns, full dres sults, for rent. 209 N. 17th. Johm Feldman. INSTITUTE, Madam Edna H. LaBell, 709 South 16th St.; vaj U baths, Swedish massage taught every day for men and women. Lady llunfint for ladies. Phone Douglas 7046, DR. BENDA—Sulphur, steam. Turkish BATHS AND MASSAGE. Prlvl lvlflmtl!ll for ladies with lady lllln‘~ 1919 Farnam. Phone Doug. IIII‘TEN OUSE Sanitarium all kllldl 214 Baird Blk., 17th and Douglas WHStiReTS yuu. Tor's the lot? Address 8. C. WANTED—Good small 1 hold use; must be In good condition, what do you want? Address 8. C. 241 Be note player plano __slc for G-pussen; 8. C. 223, Bee. FILMS developed free whWh prints are or. dered, one-day seryice. KASBE STUDIO, 213 Neville_block, 15th and H R engino for auto or gas tractor, or what have you? Lock Box {1, Cralg, Neb, WANTED—To__ excha watch for White Rotary sewing machine. Address 8. C. 220, RBLIABLD EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 1610 Davenpotr Bt Douglas 1856, Headquarters for hotel help. e AGENTS AND CANVASSERS A _YOUNG widow wishes position as house- ¥ §00d cook; can glve best nnle Kress, Carpen THE BEBD charge for “Situation ads" is Jower than any other form of advertising —not_enough to cover cost of prin PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER. Publlo stenographer and nota 507 Bea B RESPECTABLE lady with one child de- L SUChEaEaepInE L Bin 4419, Do Laundry @and Day Work. Competent colored lady wishes day work of any kind; references. Phone Harney 218b. COMPETENT colored woman wanta laun- dry, day work; neat work. Web. 24: WANTED—Position as maid or day ¥ by experienced col. woman. W By experienced colored w: day or by the hour. Call Ha BY competent colored woman, day work and laundry; best of work. Web. 3401. BUNDLE washing, plece work, lace cur- tains; work guaranteed. Webster 1260, WANTED—Day _work by experienced woman. Call Webater 1957, FIRST-CLASS colored laundrsss, with ref- erences. Call Douglas b WANTED—Day Work or house cleaning Phone Douglas 7084. AGENTH.II rich looking Imported 36x68 h. Carter, Tenn., sold 115 Condon, Im- __vorter, Box 5, Stonington, Me. WANTED—10 men or women for house to house work; new article; sells at sight; every woman wants it; blg money-maker. Call Monday forenoon, 1504 Harney, first great results to 25,748 more pald Want A months of 1916 over same period 1915, No other Omaha paper can boast of anything near such figures. HELP WANTED—FEMALE Stores and Offices. AN experienced, competent _stenographer and cashier. Not necessary to have cash- fer experience if competent offl tant; §65. Address 4654, Bee. COMRT. OPR. (out town) CLERK (doctor's office) 5 STENOS - 346 THE_CANO AGENCY, 00 BEE BLDG. BTENO, §76; Steno,, $6 Clerk, $55; Steno., $40; S Clerk and Typist, $40. 840 _Brandsis Thea. Bldg. Professions and Trades. ten: ‘Watts Ref. Co., BUNDLE wash. and day work. Web. 7383, Bxperienced woman, d Tk, Web. 3694, Bdle wash call, del.; guar. Mre. Baat. H.9864 WASHING and lace curtaing done. Ty, 1144. A LITTLE in tpls column will bring about sonie_remarkable exehanges. Carpenters and Contractors. Lessard & Son, 1908 Cupltol Ave. 7Ty. 18! G Wi Hokdneon, 3606 Leaven'th, 7. 31 25,748 mare pald Want Ads fiver months 1916 than in same périod of 19 nearly 1,000 more each week. Why men- ton results with this kind of evidence? DAY work and bundie wasbing. Doug. 4968, EXP. woman wants day work: vef, D. 8546, Laundress wants day work. Webster 7971, WHITE laundress, balf days. Web. 3863, Laundry, day work iny kind. Doug. 8833, WANTE. irls In flat work dept. Apply Evans Model Laundry, 11th and Douglas. Saleswomen and Solicitors. WANT! ven young ladies to canvass. No experience necessary. Apply between 4 and § p. m. 603-A, Bee Bldg. Trade Schools. amq to iearn hair dressing. Oppenteim parl at 236 City National Bank Bldg. nished heated housekeeping rooms, Clifton Hill or Bemis FOR RENT—Furnished, all modern, front room, new house; $8 per mo.; lady em- ployed preferred. Colfax 826. FURNISHED ROOMS FOR MEN ONLY. 608 NORTH 17th ST. FURNISHED housekeeping and slesping rooms, special prices for summer. Lincoln Apts., 3102 Chicago. Tyler 2607. NICE, large, cool room; east front; shady lawn; private famlily. 1902 Wirt, Web- ster 3664, #$20—8-ROOM lower flat, all modern, on oad line, 3604 Leavenworth St. Har. 3128, T6—56-ROOM upper flat, bath, gas, water, o car line. 3604 Leavenworth. Har. 3138, ST. CLAIR, 2ith and Harney, 3 and 4-room apartments. Call Harney 641. « North, CHOICE APARTMENT ™ l 7.60—4 rooms and bath on matn 11 onk floors and finish; all eonmu-nuqy including janitor service. $26— rooms and buth, semi-basementy, janitor service and other convenlen: Nathan Apts., Sherman and Willis Avi SCOTT & HILL CO., Douglas 1009, THICAGO, south front room with alcov: room. DEWEY AVE., 2610—Two nicely furnished cool rooms, walking distance, summer rates. LARGE, cool sleeping rooms, b blocks south of Burlington depot; across Brownell hall. Convenient for railroad men. Tyler 1284-W N. 25th, 616—Modern front room; walking distance; private home; reasonabl 2610—In private home; iso side MODERN Apt., 7 rooms, $26; near postofd 11 G. P. Stebbins, 1610 Chicago. — | FOR RENT—Business Pr'p’ty Stores. DESTRABLE store room basement, 633 & 16th St. Only CONRAD YOUNG, 323 Brandels Theater Bldg. D. 1678, NICELY furnished, clean room in modern apartment, 2013 Chicago. 371§ LEAVENWORTH—Sulte of 3 rooms, turnished, $4.50 per week. $2.50 and $3.00 nice, modern rooms; closs in. 311 N. 19th. NICH cool, wall furnished Bom: -1ike front room. 2243 Red 6428, !'URNX!HIID [ rooms for rent, 1 N. 17th St. We 2670. . NICELY furnished room, closs in; all mod- _ern. 531 8. 22d 8t NEAR 34th and Lake, In modern private home. Webater 1160, Housekeeping Rooms. TN HANSCOM park district, modern rooma for light housekeeping, unfurnished pre- 3 COOL rooms, furnished, complete, sink, gas range and box, $3 per week. Phone Red 5287, 1918 Vinton Bt. DOUGLAS. 2111—Nice cool modern rooms for light housekeeping. Water and bath on same floor. 111 South 15th, basement, steam heat.$38 607 Bouth 13th, brick, with basement. 30 JOHN N. FRENZER. Douglas b564. MODERN store, 16th Bt, near postofficey 475 _per_mo. G. P. Stebbins, 1610 Chicago, STORE ROOMS at 1800-1811 Farnam St Thos F. Hall, 413 Ramge Blds. B T406 CHOICE office s Balrd bldg., Douglas McCague Inv. Co. ! PRI BRSNS FINY S OV SO S Offices and Desk Room. WEAD BLDG.,,18th and Farnam; large, de3 sirable suite, excellent light, splendid lo¢ | cation, at nominal rent. Baldrige Bldg4 20th and ;’lrn;ml;wo fine rooms, facing Farnam St. F. D, Wead, W Douglas 171. gl ’ DESIRABLE officd rooms In ther ol Crounse block. 119 N, 16th St., 7'3’::-'1« postoftice), $10 to $15 per month. Con: Young, 323 Brandels Theater. Doug, 15' OFFICE ROOM (for dentist), cent: cated, 16th 8t. Wrirht Au-bu'x'-ynmlw OFFICE room with ‘phone recoptl room for lady. P 286, Jmaha Bn. yetes