Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 19, 1916, Page 10

. | K : Want-Ad Rates CASH WITH OIDEI. c per word. ... 5 h insertion (8et wolid—no display.) Ads Paragraphed or Set in Display Style. Sc per lUne, ...one time 7e per line... (Count six words to the line.) '.hroa ‘consecutive times To per line. (Gount six words to tho line.) ipecial Rates: Flrm lnd Ranch Lands. e per Mne......... three consecutive times (Count six words to the line.) FOREIGN ADVERTISING UNDER AGENTS OR HELP WANTED CLASSI- F!CATION ..... veerpsone th . (hreo conaecutive tim l 2¢ per word. 140 per word. NO AD TAKEN FOR LENS THAN A TOTAL OF 20c OR LESS THAN 10c A DAY, CARD OF THANKS, DEATH AND FU- NERAL NOTICES. 10c per Ilru.. vesseesssessiach insertion >, (Mintmurm charge b0 cents.) MONTHLY RATE FOR STANDING ADS. (No change of copy allowed.) Ons lne........ vivasesddl Two lines or more. «...per line $1.80 (Count six weeks to the line.) (Contract 1ates on application.) THE BEE will not be responsible for more than one incorrect Insertion of an adver- tisement ordered for more than one time ADVERTISERS should retain receipts given by The Bee fn payment for Want Ads, a8 no mistake can be rectified without them. USE THE TELEPHONE If you cannot con- venlently bring or send in your Ask for Want-Ad Taker, and you will re- celve tho same good service as when de- livering your ad at the office. PHONE TYLER 1000, WANT-AD COLUMNS CLO!B EVENING EDITIONS. MORNING EDITIONS. MOVIE PROGRAM best Motion Omaba. (Changed Daily.) Downtown. 1416 FARNAM uoxd BREBZY in T \DAN JOREW." !'U “CHIEF." 'AIAIDM PICTURE. 17-19 DOUGUAS. ‘Bluebird, Redfeather and Universal Productions. So—Presented Here First—So. Anlrhll Calebrated Screen’ Star, Korrigan, in "flb OMU of the Mounted." MARRIAGE LICENSES: The foll permits to wed have been issued: Name and Resldence. Age. Irl J. Bessey, Elk City, Neb .over 21 Mary Hansen, Omaha. .over 1§ 23 18 21 1" 26 k) 27 18 22 21 25 22 Christlan H. Borwick, Councll Bluffs Della Sorensen, Council Bluffs. . Aubrey Pickard, Havelock, Neb. Genevieve Stewart, Lincoln, Neb. Joseph Flelschhaus, St. Paul, Minn Helen Pavilk, Omaha Willlam E. Parish, Benson, Neb........ Christine Langhorst, Bengon, Neb...... Joe Tourek, jr., Omaha Emma Kuss, Omal Hyman Wisblatt, Omaha... Esther Epstein, Omaha, Rupert Fahnestock, Omaha Marle Sawyer, Omaha.. Ira W. Slater, Darlington, Mo.... Alice Orflco Francis, Darlington, Lyle H, Wiegard, Chappell, Neb. Mabel R. Winter, Roseland, Neb. LOST-FOUND-REWARDS lF YOU lose anything and, will advertise it you will surely reco it if found honest person, Remarkable recov- are brought about every day throulh this_column. THE LAW-—-People who find lost artic are {nterested in knowing that the state law is strict In requiring them to seek the owner through advertisement and otherwise, and that a fallure to do #0, If same can be proven, involves a se- vere penalty, OMAHA & COUNCIL BLUFFS STREET RAILWAY COMPANY. Persons having lost some article would @o well to call up the office of the Omaha & Council Bluffs Street Rallway company to ascertain whether they left it in the street cars. Many articles each day are turned in and the company Is anxious to restore them to the rightful owners. Call Tyler 800, LOST—Bunday. afternono In west part of town. Small brown vest with Delta Gam- ma_pin_attached, Hull. Tyler 861. LOST—Wedding ring between 4Sth and V and 40th and W; reward, Charles Kauf- hold. 4003 W. LOBT—8ilver vanily purse, engraved I . Return to 4716 B, 26th Bt, and recelve reward, ST—5-year-old bay mi s 1,100 Tha, _ Walnut 2284, 1103 8, 4oth Bt. B s U CIER L L Persistent Advertising Is the Road to Success. e e FOR SALE—Miscellaneous Furniture and Household Goods. THE BEE: ANNOUNCEMENTS 1,000 Mauer competition letter heads 5,000 lots, per thousand.. THE PRINTING HOUSE OF MAUER, 1619 Farnam St., Omaha, _Doug. ' BRODEOAARD'S “Lucky Wedding Ring at 16th and Douglas Sts. DAY and Y. M. C. A._Night School. Brass and Iron Foundries. Paxton-Mitchell Co.. 27th and Martha Sta. Accountants, E. A. DWORAK, C. P, A, A_ VAN ORDER, 633 Ramge Bldg. Phone Doug. 2169, Bakeries. CAKES, pastry and fancy bakery goods supplied to parties, lodges and entertain- ments. Z 506 N. 18th. W.3927. ORTMAN'S NEW E '(;LA\':D BAKERY, 212 N, J6th § BRANCHES—PUBLIC MARKET AND HAYDEN BROTHERS, “OUR MOTTO"—BETTER BAKED GOODS. LET US PROVE IT. 76 50 | A PAINTER—To paint & small house in OMAHA, SWAPPERS’ COLUMN South Omaha. Have furniture, new mat- ting, phonograph, as part payment. 8. C. 364, e e e ANY amount of $2,660 worth of stock in Council Bluffs corporation to trade for late model, G-pass. auto. Address Box 8. C. 548, FILMS developed free when prints_are or- dered, one-day service, KASE STUDIO, 213 Neville block 16th and i FOR TRADE—I Marion retort stove, elther hard or soft coal; make offer—anything I can use. Address 5. 357, Bee. MASSIVE library table, oak, in best “of con- ditton, trade for & good incubator. Ad- __drews H Bee Office, South Omaha. 120 KENO knife sharpeners. Wil trade for something What have you? Box 5916, gan. THILD'S bed, almost new, stove. 8, C. 864, S A LITTLE AD In this column will bring about some remarkable exchanges. will trade for Cleaning and Pressing. LADIES' garments remodelod and relined ln a “TAILOR'S WAY."” Call Red 2761, Baths, DR, BENDA-Sulphur, steam. Mo Turkish BATHS AND MABSAGE. Private apartments for ladles, with lady attend- ants. 1919 Farnam. Phone Doug, 5877, combining Sulphur & practic treatments, 13 for $20; single adjusting, $1 tendants. 8. W, cor, 24th 3 RITTENHOUBE Sanitarium; 210-214 Bawd Blk, 17:b and Douglas. Buttons and Pleating. DRESS PLEATING, hemstitching and cov- ered buttons. Van Arnum Dress Pleat- and Button ,» 8d floor Paxton Bik. Douglas 3109 Masseuse. Scientific massage; baths, 1322 Farnam St. C: l;pemcn and Contractors. 6 Ave, Tyler 16332, WHITE BROS, 4 and bullders; Jobbing our mpeclalty; watisfaction guar~ anteed. Phone Red %618 or Walnut 3389. C. W. Hokanson, 2605 Leaven'th. Ty, 2192-J. umes. THEATRICAL gowns, full dress sfits, for rent 208 N. 17th. John Feldman. D, 3128, Cameras and Finishin| “REXOETE cameras, 21%-3%, $2.00; (uni- versal focus lens), Green's Pharmacy, 16th and Howard. Ses them today. Chiropractic. Dre, Johnston, 1326 W. O. w. Bldl‘ D. 629; Chir?ncfic and Sghul Adjustment. HORN’ orn sanitary chiro- tio adjusting parlors, 414-18 Rose Bld. D. 6847. Palmer Sch. g dy nd’t. © ICE boxes, 20 gas stoves, 300 rugs of all kinds; poultry wire and nettl tl § . m., 1839 N, 24th Bt, We FOR BALE—Patented ironing erd, neat and woll bullt; wiil last a life time. Phone us for particulars. Dou Howe base burner, BUFFBT, china clonet, book case, parior furniture, etc., cheap. 607 No. 22d. D COMEDY. {TH AND LOTHROP *MAY MARSH in “THE WILD GIRL OF SIERRAS.” WMIAK IBADY PBIllNTI HOUSE PETERS 1 “THE RAIL RID! A GOOD COMEDY, ; South. AFOTLS, Wl AND TEAVENWORTH GERALDINE FARBAR i “CARMEN." ALSO A aoob COMEDY, FANTOMAS s WONA[ERFUL gl B “SUDDEN RICHES > ETHEL CARL YTON lufl YLE CKWELL n YA Wi Also a stirring comedy. ‘Watch this space for Lyric mly changes. THREE WE PIB‘I'UR!IA'HON OF DLI!LDI aLYN'S AL!O COMED\' ORPHEUM, 2TH Al CRANE wx%m i in ! “A LA\V«UNTO Hl{"?hLF” Wm FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Y JOHNSTON, nersl directors 1|1 81 SON=~-| K RKET ‘and embaimer »M I.nvnnwrlh Har. ». WULSL & RIEPH balmers, 701 8. 1 Dmuln un imers ai Tyler 1676 FLORISTS, BEAT QUALITY CUT FLOWERS plaata, Art Combinstions. shipped "ory- lh-n Excellent service to our custo years recommends HESS BWOBD A llll Farnam 8t. Doug. 1601 TARGEST ASSORTMENT of fresh ".'Dll. l-uv‘nd or :hl;o-d nny' re. SON, 1619 Farnam 8 ntcncl e t A for L. markers, tabl unmarked graves. Redman Gra 1 Marker Co.. 1470 Spencer Bt. Webster ' BIRTHS AND DEATHS. ' ) Births—Mabel and Feank ‘Ogle, #ixth and Cuming, bov n, 3309 Spanid ®irl t, 4304 South Twen and Edith Manx, 1512 Maple, & ‘and Delln Miche), 3937 Honu« bollhvl.rd. Ol. Milton lnfl Anna Skinner, hos- Bessle Watson, 4610 ty-first, boy; Charles and Anna de, bo, I G. and “James and Jose- Harrlson, girl Gregovits, 3433 V, girl resa Krayacls, 6219 South Andrew and . Belle ~first, gl 706 Burt, girl. D. Woodworth, 70 years, -fourth; Baby Smith, 2 tal; Catherine F. O'Connor, ¢ 2325 Bouth Twenty-fifth; Willlam ncer; Blsle E. Jurgen Nick ineral directors rty- Blijah and Susie Ralph and Mary fitth, llrl.c’llk M. FURNITURE chea 4123 or D. 6 ?flnol and Musical In lrutnuunu. BQUARE, grand pi dition. Harney 1 t high-grade plano cheap, call FOR SALE~HILLIARD TABLES. curom and pocket, with complete 5 Q) tables at re. duecd prices; bowling alleys and supplies easy payments, Clgar stores, drug, dell- catessen and soda fountain fixtures, THE BRUNSWICK-BALKE-COLLENDER (O, 407-400 Bouth 10th Bt ii' Iry, Diamonds and Watches. _ ODEGAARD' § “Lucky Wedding Rings" at 16th and Douglas Sts. Brand ND-HAND MOTORS MACH! LB BRON lLWC’I‘IuCAL WORKS. 818-20 8, 12th 8t, Omahs, BOILERS, steam, electric, gas e pipes. Gross Wrecking Co, 1 P fing and e Suppli I'(.lll CIAL Duplicating Oo.mnlu publio Phone for prices. las 2802, BARNHAR' . _quality printing. _Tel. Doug, 2190, 624 8. 13th 8t t our prices on job printing. CAKP (GN CARDS A SPECIALTY, CO.. BEE BLDG DOUG, 1178, SEWN MACH INES dles and parts MICKE! mnun CYCLU 00 16th and Harney Sts. riters and lmliu BUY, Sell, Bxchange, Rent Typewriters, ’l‘?cwrlu n, B0¢, Carbon paper, $160 box. Midland Co. Bee Bldx. machines sold the same as rent; per month, Hee us before you buy ol any place on ten free trial. Butts 'ryp'vrtur Exchange, 816 8. 18th, I%m-n-. Neb. PEWRITERS sold, rented ud upalu v Typewrite: ington Typewrit Oomplny. D. 13 Hllccllummoi IN PACIFIC SYSTEM, Unlon Pacific Raliroad Company. Auction-—The following Unclaimed Bag- gage will be sold at llll:"un at Omaha Fireproot Storage company's bullding, 805 8. Beventeenth atre Omaha, Neb, com- mencing at 7 o'¢lock p. m,, Tuesday, Oc- tober 10, 1 and continuing the samo hour each day untll all has been sold: Zine trunks marked J. H. Davies, Salina, Kas,; Mrs. L. H. Smith, Tekamaha, Neb. Sait cases marked W. J. Laswell, Allen Bodine, Homg‘hu‘ Tonn.; Pat Fitch, C,_Anderson, Beattle, New Orlean Nebraska City, Jay Stickley, Al blon, Neb.; B, F. Fairchild, Manhatta Kas. Steamer lrnnh ma F. Clap Saratog: F. Lumaden, Malver Kas, Wicker lllll case, L. W. Upto Hutchinson, Kas. Leather tnmk. Col Painted canvas trunk, J Uln Ba Yeates Kas. Also 600 pleces of miscellaneous arti- cles, consisting of trunks, boxes, chests, bundles, blankets, vallsés. guns, watches overcoats, umbrellas and musical instru ments, not marked. ALLEY, GENERAL !AGDAOI AGENT, Home-made grape wine. $1.25 PER GALLON. Sunkist port, full quart, 60 cents, 0ld Taylor 'hlliy. full quart, b ocents, CACKLE OMAHA PILLOW ( tresses made over In 1l price of new ones hone us for l!mplu of ticking. Mall orders filled, 1907 Cuming Bt. Douglas 2467, pAper geined In first seven monthe 1916, results at less a1 reason why. T Hign standard of quality will be main- quarts of Old Fontenelle whisky, Ol lb. bottled In bond, Hoenry Pollock, mall order house. Doug. 7162, <124 N 16th 8t ALEX JETTES QUOR HOUSE. Thirteenth and Dougl . Bottled In band Whisky, 856 $1.00, §1.25, __fuil quart. . DR, KNOLLENBERG, 8, W, Corner 3ith and Farnam Sts. Phone Douglas 7295, r, Frances Dawson, 503-3 Rose Bld. Ty.2366 Dr. J. C, Lawrence, 1 Baird Bldg. D. 8461 Dressmaking. a3 | ACCORDION, Bide, Knife,” Box Fl-tln', Cov. Buttons, Hemstitching. Neb, Pleating _& Button Co., 431-2 Paxton Blk. R. 4942, DRESSMAKING, remodeling, day or home Miss M. Coe, 2108 So. 36th Ave. H. 3606, " | FOR STYLE, reasonable price 1n your fall dresses, soo Atkinson 02 Farnam. DRESEMAKING — Reasonable prices. 200 Balrd Bldg. BEWING done reasonablo at 2011 Cass Bt DRESSMAKING, 2313 Iim, Red 6880, king Col, 1623 City Natl collulv. 20th and Farnam. FIRST-CLASS dressn . Harney 3934, Detectives. JAMES ALLAN, 312 Neville Blk, secured In all cases. Tyler 1136, Dancing Academy. Dancing Acdy. ihant on. eve, clasy and assembly ch. Private lessons any time. D. 7860, DU LUX DANCING ACADEMY School Monday and Wednesday Eve, Dahce Tues., Thurs., Sat. Bun. Night. Evidence Keeg Class ove. Private Dentists. D. Bradbury. No Pain. 913 W. O. W. Bldg. Taft's Dent, Rms,, 308 Rose Bldg. , 2186. at Attorney at Law. F&NCIB MORGAN, 613 Bee. Dou!u 4089, Expert Masseurs. MANICURING, fuclal massage, by expert masseuse, 117% N. 16th St., opposite post- . offlc Room dlfly. e\'.n!nl‘. Express Companies. TWIN OITY Express c». 1027 Case Bt 1717. Heavy hauling a speclalty. NYWHERE 26c WB. 2104 Everything for Women. ACCORDION? ‘ided knite, sunburat, Sox pleating; covered buttons, all slzes and styles; hematitching, plcot edging, em- broidery; beading, braiding, cording, eye- let_cut work, buttonholes, pennants. IDEAL BUTTON AND PLEATING CO., 200 Douglas Blk. Dnullll 1986, Fixtures and erlnl. DURK Electric washing machines, eloctric irons and reading lamps. 2223 Cuming §t. Douglas 2619, Hair Dressing. IDEAL Hair Parlors, 307 Baird Bldg. Mant- curing, toilet articles. Douglas 6186. Hat Cleaning and Blocking. Panama, all kinds hats oleaned d. 1616-1620 Hand Laundry. CALL DOUGLAS 4635 and have your laun- dry done right jonable. Job Prmunl. OATE CITY Printing Co, high grads print- ing. 2621 N. 24th. ne_Web. 1697 ustices of the Peace. H, H, CLAIBORNE, 512 Paxton Blk. Red 7401, 'Notary Public; deposition, steno. CLEAR LOT FOR BIG CAR. Will trade clear lot, West Farnam district for 7-passenger high grade car. SITUATIONS WANTED Female. SEPTEMBER 1916. g HELP WANTED—FEMALE Stores and Offices. _ FOR RENT—ROOMS “Furnished Rooms. COMPETENT stenographer (notary) de- sires position, experienced in real estate, implement and insurance work. Phone Red 3151 YOUNG LADY BOOKKEEPER, with expe- rience, desires a permanent position; good ‘references. Address Box 283, Crawford, Neb. WANTED—Position as office girl in phy- siclan’s or dentist's office; ing, experlenco and references. Red 8174, YOUNG LADY would Ifke position as house keeper. Call after 6 o'clock, eveni 1911 M S8t, So Side, Omahs YOUNG LADY, Stenograph experfenced Prefer bank or garage. Would start en $75. Box 5910, Bee. $76; steno, and steno and bkpr., . and bkpr., out of tenu ! and bkpr., out of town, steno and clk., $§6 Co. Bluffs, $50; typl out of town, $40. Western Reference and Bond Ass'n, 762 Omaha National Bank Bldg. BOOKKEEPER . BOOKKEEPER Ine., $76; steno., $60; sten: $50; ledger clerk, compt, Opr., §40. 840 Brand. Thea. Bldg. STENO. and bkkp! $60; steno. and typist, $40-350; comp. opr., $50; WATTS REF. CO. ~ TPUBLIC STENOGRAPHER. Public stenographer and no 7 Bee Bidg. Dot 1668, THE DEE charge for “Situation ads’ I8 lower than any other form of advertising —not enough to cover the cost of printing. FOR nm('l 2833, “Laundry_and Lav Work. _ WANTED—Stepographe, for _ ab office, Must write " plain legible Permanent posiiion. Apply to E. I\ Rob- inson. Hartington, Neb. TED—Young selling childrep’s shoes. Lincoln, Neb. Professions and Trades. WANTED— bxpclrluued white m:iud woman, expertenced In Miller & Palne, W B.C 3, Bee. | FERFECT washing, day or bundle; perma- FOR BALE—Majestic range, good a8 new;| nently established; strictly dependable. Boquet 826, Web. 5341, Yt 4 ster 3154, ho S FOR SALB OR TRADE—Organ in fine con- | BUNDLE washing; plece work; lace cur-| \age ditlon. What have you? Doug. 4854. tains; work guaranteed. Web. 2104, | — LAUNDRY work and day work, Web. 3401, BUSINESS CHANCES BUNDLE washing done. Harney 3902. BUNDLE washing and day work. Web. 1948, AUCTION SALE. At 20th and Farnam Streets, $10,000 Stock of Groceries and Fixtures To Be Sold at Public Auction Monday, Sept. 25, at 2 p. m. Sharp. One of the most model equipped gro- cery stores In Omaha to be sold to the highest bidder in lots to suit purchasers. Fixtures oensist of: One $600 cash reglster; one "’W cash rogluter. One $600 meat box. One $500 cheese, butter and milk icebox. One $200 cheese counter, marble top. One $276 Hobart electric coffee mill and meat grinder. One $226 U. B. meat slicer. Four marble top moat counters, Three display counters. ing scales. About 200 feet adju: le shelves with ladders; three floor plate glass show- cases; one cashior office; one large iron gafe; one elbow cigar case and many other articles too numorous to mention, together with a first class stock of gro- ceries. Mr. Merchant: Don't fail to attend this sale Monday, Bept. 26, at 2 p. m. at 20th and Farnam Btreets. Three comput- Por further Information call Carl Katle- man, Attorney, trustee, 616 Keellne Bldg. Phone Douglas 4§48, or & JAMES L. DOWD, AUCTIONEER, W. O. W. Bldg. Phone Red 3285, WILL SELL my place of business at 906 8. 40th, which consists of 6 greenhouses, well stocked; new boller, 4 lots, good 6-room house, barn, chicken house, horse ' snd wagon and Ford auto truck. Doing & good, thriving business. All cleared of encurmbrance; ill-health tho reason for selling, Hnrney 1954. FOR SALE—Sunbeam theater, 43,000, Resldent strici established business; reason for selling, falling health of my husband; 160 seating capacity. Everything In good order. §800 cash are terms. Idlers save stamps. Call or ad- dress Mrs, Asa Wright, 2128 \\rhllo bl. at Theater Sunbeam, Dul " MOVING PICTURE T Western Iowa and Nebraska locatlon: exolusl houses, towns 1,600 to 2,300 guaranteed strictly money makers; ma chines, chalrs, screens, etc. new and slightly used. OMAHA THEATER SUPPLY CO., Baird Bldg. Omaha, Neb. FOR SALE—Paying busines should net $400 monthly and Increase. Can undersell competitors 50 per cent still giving splen- Elporlence unnecessa $400 cash required. Well secured. No ing or canvassing. Business of meri Jamed Hotel Loyal, 10 to 1 or 6 to 7. WANT BUB AGENTS—Havasontract to sell stock in Natlonal 6, 10, 26-Cent Store Co., located at York, Columbus, Stromsburg, ‘Wahoo, etc, WIill pay 10 per cent com- mission. Address Box 6163, Bee. OPPORTUNITY' OF A LIFETIME. Por Sale—Fino bakery doing good busi- ness. 5837 Main St., Benson. FOR BALE—Good, clean stock of hard- ware, live town, central Nebraskd. Good reason for selling. Be quick. Address Y 267, Bee. BEBD WANT-ADS GAINED 19, MORE PAID ADS than any other Omaha news- paper gained in first seven months 19. Good results at less cost Is the reason why. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. Cash for mining stocks Am conhected with stock broker houses all over United States. BSend me your stocks. Strictly confidential, Address 601, Bee. \ WANTED—A good man fo conduct a first- class cafe {w the S8avoy Hotel. Will make gree rent to the right person. Call at hotel office. FOR SALE—3 nearly new pool tables, mis- sion style, fumed oak finish, 4x8, Cash or easy terms, Lock Box 126, Griswold, Ia. GROCERY AND MEAT MARKE must be sold at in town once, town. 1301 Missouri Ave. FIRST-CLASS laundress by day. Web. 6037, DAY work wanted. Phory Harney 1461, B dle wash; call, del.; guar, Mrs. Bast,H. 3861 Eperienced lady wants dav_work. H 4642 Eparignced’ indy: wantS UAY Work -~ oo, BUNDLE washing done, Phone Harney 4506, _ HELP WANTED—MALE _ Stores and Offices. HIGHER GRADE POSITIONS, MEsoutive, © Blie, . Aceopmitng - Siedos graphic_ Clerical, Commercial and Bank- ng. Call _or write, WESTERN REF. & BOND ASS'N,, INC., Established 14 Years, Sulte 752 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. 86 THE MARTI COMPANY for a hi class “position. Call and look over our large list of vacancles. - THE MARTI COMPANY, 1327 W. O. W, Bldg. WANTED—Two men on special propost steady worl. 2907 Leavenworth St. 208 SO. 24th ST, large front sleepin room with two beds, suitable for two or four men, rcasonable; also housekeeping __rooms. 5 “furnished room with al- cove, nulluhlr fer two gentlemen or two employed_ladies. Harney 6293. ROOM for gentleman, west side, distance. Harney 3948. ‘week; elso rooms with private ROOMS—§? P kitchenettes. Ogded Hotel, Council Bluffs. e, e o TARGE, well-furnished front room in pri- Call Harney 3893 ome; modern. T--Front room, furnished, private 74, 36 H 07 NORTII room, 1 or 2 gentlem NICELY furnished room; strictly modern; Dou‘lll TH78. n r month, Colfax 2236. 3407 CAPITOL—Front room with kitchen- ette; also sleeping room; modern. PLEASANT, 1omlorldblfl furmuhrd room in Drh.ne family. 28th St cozy ~I°eu|ug rooms. Sl.u and up. 2108 Harney St. Housekeenng Rooms 804 8. 18TH—Furnished tooms, 2 and 8 rooms with bath. Steam heat. Cheap rates, $1.60 and up. ~ Household and_Domestic TED—Experienced housekeep petent to look after household for famlly W of three in its various detalls; $35 month, If satisfactory. Mrs. E. C. Henry, Phone Harney: 991, WANTED—In family of three, capable white mald for general dry work; wages $ qufred. Phone Harney 97 AN EXPERIENCED girl for general house- housework; no references re- work, 3 in family. White preferred. Tel- ephone Harney 1830, 2008 Deer Park Boulevard. SCHOOL girl or girl employed, who would do light housework for room, board and car fare. Walnut 1245. Forenoons. WANTED—Experionced girl for general housework; good wages; no washing. Harney 1891, 136 So. 38th St, WANTED a good girl for general hous work, 4 in family, good wages. Harn 6309, 3424 Dodge. Saleswomen and Solicitors. WANTED—10 lady solicitors, house o hou canvass with advertising matter; no sam- yleu to carry; merely an advertising cam- tion. Must be specialty men of ability S Goak Lalkry and comatiesion. Anc et o et Avbls Datwaen | (R oy ot At e Tt Tt 10 and 12 a. m. 313-Baird Bullding, ¥. D. Browning. Miscellaneous. STENO., ¥76; stono, §707 stono, §50; ledger| WANTED—Young women, aged 17 to 23, clerk, $65; office clerk, $60; flle clerk, with common school education, perfect $40; typlst, $40; wolicltor, $60-$65. sight and hearing, for ) cal and long dis- WATTS REF. CO., 840 Brand. Thea, Bldg.| tance telephone work. Apply to C. F. BOOKKEEPER ........ .. #70.00 | Lambert, 1817 Douglas 8. STENOGRAPHER 106 | WANTED—A lady to take caro of & crew of OFFICBE CLERK . THE CANO AG! ‘500 BEE BLDG. Professions and Trades. Wanted, Gordon Press Feeders, Steady Work. U. S. Printing Co,, Main Floor Bee Bldg. WE want men for retall delivery route, married men preferred; salary ~guaran- teed. A very good opportunity for ambi- tlous hustlers wanting to mix brains with work. If you want work come in; if you are looking for & ‘Job,” we haven't any. Alamito Sanitary Dalry, 26th and Leav- enworth Sts, HIGH-CLASS cleaner, presser d bus! man to take charge of exclusive hotel shop In town of 16,000 Good lary. W. R. 8. care Bee. DRUG POSITIONS—ALL STATES, CO-OPERATIVE REFERENCE CO., Nebraska's Greatest Employment Bureau, 1016-16 City National Bank Bldg. YOUNG MAN, study law: EVENING down- town SSIONS. UNIVERSITY OF OMAHA law department, Sec'y Thom- sen, 405 Om: National Bank. SHOWCARD writing taught evgs. by work- ing expert, complete for $10. Address Box 4662, Bee. DRUG storo snaps; jobs. Knelat, Beo BIAE. WANTED—Leaded art glass glazlers and cutters; steady work; good wages. Mlid- land Qlass and Paint Co. WANTED—First-class coat maker, 504 Pax- ton block. Salesmen and Solicitors. QUARRY men, Faro paid, $2.26. Laborers, city, $2.75. Teamsters, factory work, etc. Raymond's Labor Agency, 1119 Dougias. WANTED— good live socilitors, g00d prop- osition to right men. Apply at 620 Bee Bldg. . WANTED—Experienced _ silk _and _ dress go0ds salesman. Thompson, Belden & Co. STOCK and bond salesman. STANDARD EC. & INV. CO., 1017 W. 0. W. Bidg. STOCK SBALESMEN wanted. Inquire Sloux Clty Tire and Mfg. Co., Sioux City, Ia. SALESMBEN—Big_money for business get- ters. Call at 1017 W. O. W. Bldg. Boy: ‘WANTED—Boys, over 16, In our bottling de- partment. Willow Springs Distillery, 4th and Plerce Sts. BOYS wanted to learn trade; must be 16 years of age. Gordon-Lawless Co., 8th __and_Dodge. ERRAND BOY wanted. Colonial Press, 1113 Harney. 8t. 1 or buy a business or 3 + 730 World-Herald Bldg. Phone D. WANTED—A Japanese or Korean boy. 3709 8. 25th 8t. BOY WANTED—406 Barker Block. WB BUY, we sell motion plcture theater machli feature flims. Co-Operative Film and Bupply Co., RID Bromley Bldg. WILLIAMS, established 20 years. To buy < or wsell business see hlm 411 McCague __Bldg. Reference, U. 8. 1 Bank. G_W. BRITT, 301 Barker Block. O leos)lthl. Dr. Mary Andersen, 6 Patent Attorneys. H, A, STURGIS, ! nmmm Th, D. 34 ~Pension Attorneys. 8. L. GORDON, 758 Om. D. 3480, D, 8 Nat. Bk, Pianos for Rent. $2.60 per Mo, A, Hospe Co., 1513 Douglas. Ruz Mm\lhclnrer FF rugs trom old ca cleaning and Towel & pr OMAHA Towel Bupply, 207 S, 11th. D, 523, ‘Wedding Stationery. 3 WEDDING _ announcements und printing. Douglas Printing Co., Tel. Doug. 644. Vacuum Cleaners. CLEAN QUICKLY AND THOROUGHLY WITH ECLIPSE ELECTRIC; RENT, $1 AND $1.50 PER DAY. DOUGLAS 1760. SWAPPERS' COLUMN IF YOU have anything to trade, make up a lttle ad and run it in this column for peven daya—it only . sts 26c and 3¢ wwer. This offer ls good only in Omi and excludes Real Estate, cash offers, and Business Proper For Sale or Trade. ‘Thesv, an well as mall orders for use of Swap; s Column, must rates. Une or two answe: to make your trade and the whole trans- action only costs about 30c, Try it GREATER increase In PAID WANT-ADS in THE BEE than In any other Omaha paper, 32,028 MORE PAID \VANT~AD! first seven months 1916 qver same period of 1916. This figure exceeds by 19,699 pald ads the jucrease of any other Omaha aper for the same period. A THOROUGHBRED Irish water spaniel pup, bred from high-grade stock; excel lent for hunting or watching. I will trad for poultry, an L. C: Smith visible type- writer, or Winchester 12-ga repeating Address 8. Tugs & torations. Peery DESKS, safes, soales, showcuses, shelving, ote. We buy, sell. Omaha Fixture & _;.P_PDIV Co., 41416 24 SAVE 30 per cent on ty carbon, Call Douy Bee Bl BNCYCLOPEDIA Brittanica, ninth edition, for sale cheap. Phone Webster 3860, 2112 Ohlo 8t DRY KINDLING WOOD, ACME BOX COMPANY, HARNEY 1837, wrl bbons and 2147, Midland Co,, 3 | FIVE-ROOM fak, paNiy. furnished, right down town. Box No. 607 ACORN Buso Burner, large size, nearly new; _ bargain, 2024 Davenport. FOR SALE—Dining room dom gla_Ave. Harney 5085, CHALMERS 6-passenger touring car, in running order, to trade for bullding stone, bullding material, on an acre near Omaha ~—or ‘'what you have. Car must be dis- posed of at once, us I have no use for same. 8, C. 335, Bee. §x7 VIEW CAMERA, F. 6.3 Anastigmat lens, 11 dbl plateholds wide angle lens, developing and finishing outfit—to trade for &vod 0;5 cameora, 8. C. 332, Bee. ABBOTT-DETROIT auto, §-pars., new punc- ture-proof tires all around, electric starter and lights, fully equipped; worth 3$260; will trade for anything of equal value. Box 8. C. 320, ADDIN MAC Machine, In first change for office furniture, pictures, honds, or what have you? 8, C. 346, FULL dress sult: 38 bus snap. _Phone Douglas u BTRAWBERRY plan e per 100, Coltax 3406 \belvleen ll and § orlocl Persistence Is the Cardinal Virtue in Advertising. WANTED—A must be In make; will Box 8. £ 1. 3 X kAhl{NT base burner 1u good condition for tools, gun or what have you? Ad- dress 8 C. 367 Ree DOWD Sale and Auction Co., Omaha, have closed out more mdse. stocks than any other firm in U. S. Write for terms. RESTAURANT doing good business, location In & live town; will sell reason- able if taken moon, Address Y 602, Bee. MOTION PICTURE MACHI: New and rebullt bargains, supplies. Omaha Film Exchange. 108 8. 14th St. FOR SALE by owner—Drug store, dwelling and stock; square deal. Address owner, 918 West 6th_Ave., Denver, Colo. FOR SALE—Good paying restaurant in §ood town; good reasons for selling. Address Box 243, Valentine, Neb. SMALL grocery stock for sale cheap Walnut inkney, 2694, or 6111 Rooming Houses. flat, furnished, for light well filled; best location In 1l double or single. Box 5774, SITUATIONS WANTED Male. MARRIED man, 24 years cf age, wants po- sition as clerk in hotel, wife as waltress; A-l lite-time _experience, clean-cut, ret- erence. No objection to small town. Ad- 1517 South dress J. M. D. 26th 8 WANTED—Position by middl man as night watchman; o u tionary engine, or work in boller room. Has had 00 years' experience engl- 6878 Tel. D, 2620. nent position at 19 years' experi- Link, Box perm all-around man: married, Address G. C. 384, Canton 8.'D. EXPERIENCED wishes position. Call 1424 8. 13th. Doug once; ence; NIGHT ~WATCHMAN las §936, Frank Hanak. SR EXPERIENCED accountant desires a posi- tion with a rellable firm; excellent refer- | ences. Bee, Box No. 6985. | BOOKKERPER, four years experience, de- sires position, First class recommendations Harney 1706, POSITION as mechanic or truck _ driver. Beat references. . Experienced: Box 3311, COLORED. man deaires position as porter or_janitor; experlenced; ref. Tyler 3653-J. Hotels and ur: HELIABLE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 1610 Davenport St. Douglas 1866. - dquarters for hotel help. Mascellaneous. UNIVERSITY OF NEB. COLLEGE OF MEDICINE. -~ Will have a number of students who desire part time employment; efficlent student help can be furnished firms or in- dividuals, Phone University of Nebraska College of Medicine. Walnut 670. COLORED man and wife want positions in | == flat as janitor and chambermaid or laun- | dress, with room. Phone Har. 6671. 11. So. 28th. E. J. Moore. e e OO, Farmers—For reliable help write or phone Cunningham Agency, 111 8. 13th. D. 1305, Trade Schools. MOLER BARBER COLLEGE Largest n the U. 8. Earn expenses while attending by our plan. Positions gu: anteed. Speclal summer rates Write for illustrated catiogue or call In person. 110 8. l4th St., Omaha, Neb (Established 1893.) A AUTO MECHANICS. EARN BIG MONE Never Idle—Big Dom: Easy to Learn by Our Methods. NATIONAL AUTO TRAINING ASS'N 3817 N. 20th St, Omaha. Send for Free Catulogue. GOOL MEN WANTED To learn aute work for the many po- esitlons now open. Fine tralning work in auto and electric starting system. i AMERICAN AUTO COLLEGE, 2063 Farnam, Omaha, Neb. LEARN Darber trade; independent, more: make your expen: while learning. or percentage. charge you to begin; 1402 Dodge St. TRI-CITY BARBER COLLEGE. Miscelianeous. WANTED—Superintendent for weekly life, health and accident department of the largest company in the world, writing all forms of accident, health and life insur- ance.” 47 years old. Attractive commis- slon contract. money for the right. man Address Casualty Department, Na- tional Life Insurance Co. U. 8. A., 29 8. La Salle St., Chicago, Il ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES, MEN WANTED—Able-hodled unmarried men under age of 3b; citizens of United States of good character and temperate habits, who can speak, read and write the Eng- lish lauguage. For infarmation apply to Recruith Officer, Arm¥ Blag, 15th and Dodge Sts., Omaha, Neb.; 130 N. 10th St., Lincols eb.; 827 4th St. Sloux City, Iowa; 207 6th Ave. Des Molnes. lowa A FEW MEN—Common school education, good pay, no canvassing. Write Wm. J. ] WANTED—Names of ambitious men, 18 to 45, wishing to become Omaha mall car- rlers. Commence, $67 mont Address Y 690, . Bee, ample exumina- unn questions freo. Frahklin Institute, Dept. 221 R, Rochester, N. Y. + FARMERS, ATTENTION. ] We furnish real farm Write hands tree ot cherge. or phone. Square Em- ent 209 8. 13th, Oma 3 MONTH—Government jobs, Men women _ wanted. List of positions open, free. Franklin Institute, Dept. 231 . Rochester, N. Y. % ANTED—Experienced frelght Unlon Pacific Freight Hou. Jackson Sts. 5 WILL GIVE modern room to intelligent elderly man for tending yard, Colfax 3236, WANTED—Colored porter: R R TR ) MEN wanted to enlist in Signal Corps at once; report at Lincoin. W s anmitectura] Room 604 First Na handlers. th and references re- draftsman. AGENTS AND CAWASSERS AGENTS wanted in_every town for Day kerosene burners, for cook ranges. Weat & MoL., 1607 Leavenworth, Omaha. 1] lady solicitors: one who has had experi- ence and is famillar with crew work; good salary and a permanent position. Apply it Beddeo’s, 1417 Douglas. —_— BOYLES COLLEGE. DAY SCHOOL. NIGHT SCHOOL. i Every day 1s enrollment day. Book- keeping, shorthand, stenotype, typewriting, telegraphy, clivil service—all commercial and Engilsh branches. Catalogue froe. BOYLES COLLEGE, Douglas 1565. 19th and Harney Sts. Y. M. C. A DAY AND NIGHT SCHOOLS ARE NOW OPEN. ROLL };OW. EN- 2902 DODGE—CLEAN, NICELY FURNISH- ED MODERN HO 2 FKhFPl\K} ROOMS. 2622 CAPITOL AVE.—One large and two- | gas range. 'n housekeeping_rms. Board 4nd Room. 1106— Park AVE.—Pleasant south and board. Private famlly. BOARD and room for two {p modern bome, $5 each. 2114 Locust N.f Unfurnished Rooms. FOUR mo rooms on_first floor, wit garage, Hanscom park. district, near ca: Toom adults. 704 S. 30th St. ___Rooms Wanted. YOU PE WHO RB M8, CALI THE BEE WANT-AD all about the FURNISH R A GUIDE It's a plan that is helpiug maay people | rent their rooms FOR RENT—FURNISHED Apartments and Houses. SPLENDID, TRAVERTON FIREPROOF. 24TH AND LANDON COURT. Catering to people of refined tastes Apartment |3 completely equipped for housekeeping; up-to-date and comfortable. TRAVER BROS., Tel. Doug. 6886. 706 Omaha Nat. Bank. Or Call Web. 4835, FIVE-ROOM flat, partly furnished, down_town, Box No. 6 75. Houses. 8-ROOM, strictly modern, well furnished home, desirable neighborhood, hot water heat. Reasonable terms for right party. Call Webster 6516, Miscellaneous. TIOUSES for_rent, walking distance, 6 and 7 rooms, First Trust Company. D. 1151. FOR RENT—HOUSES West. rig! Frank, 201 Neville Block. 2706 HOWARD—Modern 6-room oak, metal ipped windows. Walnut 2517, North. 220 BURT ST.—7 rooms; hot water t; large lawn; half Dblock from car. Let us show you this. ARMSTRONG-WALSH COMPANY, Tyler 1636. Rose Bldg., 16th and Farnam. FOR RENT—6-room house, all modern, 2812 Caplitol Ave.. only $20. 1615 GRANT 8T r. conm., modern, T. F. Hall, 433 Ramge Bldg. Doug. 740 VAN SBANT SCHOOL OF BUSINESS, DAY AND EVENING SCHOOLS, Second Floor Omaha Natlonal Bank Bldg.. Entrance, 220, Douglas 5890, BOURICIUS MUSIC STUDIOS, 1511 Do European systems modernized and Al icanized with gratifying results. D. 2471. Harp—Limited number pupils accepted co! ing season; early applications favored. rps fur. Loretta De Lone, 305 Lyrio Bid PERSONAL PILES, FISTULA CURED Dr. B. R. Tarry cures plles, fistula and surgical operation. Cure guaranteed and no money pald until cured. . Write for book on rec- tal discases with testiminials. DR. B. R TARRY, 240 Bee Bldga Omaha, Neb other rectal diseases without THE Salvation Army Industrial home so- licita your old clothing, furuiture, maga- zines. We collect. We distribute. Phone Doug. 4125 and our wagon will call. Call and Inspect our new home. 1110-1113-1114 Dodge St. RUPTURESuccaumlly treated with- lout a surgical operation. Call or write Dr. Frank H. Wray, 306 Bee Bldg. NEW. HAMILTON CAFE New Management. Home-Cooked Meals. Mod. prlcel Hamllton Apu‘ 24th & Farnam. RITTENHOUSE Sanitarium, Baths of all massage and chiropody. 210-214 17th and Dopgias. D, 3453. EAT HOME-COOKED MEALS NEW_DELICATESSEN, 1808 FARNAM. MAE BRUGEMAN, M. F. Sclentific masseuse baths. 203 Karbach Blk. CORSETS mado to order. $20.00. Expert fitting. Nu-Bone Coraet Shop. Brandels Thea. Lobby. D. 4396 MRS, DR. FAY—2214% Farnam; public psychic meetings Tuesday and Friday ovonings. FROM this date on I will not be responsi- ble for any debts contracted by my wife. H. C. Wells MECHANO THERAPHY, MASSAGE, lady attendant, 223 Neville Block, .16th and Harney. MISS L. L1i.LY—Bath and massage, 1322 Farnam Sc.. 2d floor. Phone Doug. 3410 Mm l,:e Massago, 1802 Far, 8t. Rm, No. 3. FOR RENT—ROOMS ROOM HUNTERS! ATTENTION, If you fall to find the room you destre among these ads, call at The Eece office for a Room List—Gives complete detailed descriptivn of va- .ant rcoms in all parts of the city. If more convenient phone The Bee Want Ad Dept, and give your name end address, and a list will be malled to.you at once. New lists are issued every week. Furnished Rooms. N 3752 MEREDITH—I-robm _house, modern. _Call Flo. 27, 5717 MEREDITH—8-room house, atrictly modern. Flo. 267. . 4-room, strictly MOD._ FOR RENT—Ten-room, all modern house at 3017 Pacific St.; newly painted and papered throughout and in fine condition. Call 1202 City Nat. Bank Bldg., or Phone D. 3133. FIVE-ROOM cottage, modern except fur- nace; good location on car line. South- east corner South 32d Ave. and Gold Bt. $15.00. §-ROOM, story and half bungalow, almost new; modern, with garage, $30. Vacant Oct. 1. 1539 B. 26th. Red 1881, NEW, 7-room all modern house. 2016 Pop- pleton Ave., $25. Miscellancous. WE HAVE WHAT YOU WANT. HOUSES AND COTTAGES, PARTLY MODERN. 4-R., 3401 Maple St 6-R., 1713 Californ, MODERN EXCEP 6-R., 2004 Saratoga St 7-R., 2708 Seward St. STRICTLY M 6-R., 4313 Seward St. (a good de- tached house, newly decorated throughout; in & good residence sectlon) . 6-R., 3417 Francis St 7-R., 3607 N. 30th St. (a cholce cot- tage, with garage in rear) 8-R., 3901 N. 17th St.... 8-R., 627 Park Ave. (clo-a h\). To- 8-R., 1721 Park Ave. (a good brick dwelling, newly decorated through- out; cholco residenca sectlon).... -R., 3716 Lincoln Bivd. (a good de- tached house in very cholce resi- dence section). $ 0.00 16.00 40.00 6-R., 3008 Dewey Ave. (cholce brick dwelling, w(lhln walking distance) 6-R., 568 8. 27.60 8-R., 713 N 86.00 WE HAVE OTHERS. SEE OUR COM- PLETE LIST BEFORE RENTING. PORTER & SHOTWELL, 8., 17th St. Doug. 65018. FOR RENT. 37.60 202 7 rooms, with sleeping porch and sun room, mantel and grate hardwood finish, polished floors, tiled bath room and every convenlence. Exceptionally fine view, qulet neighborhood—§50. §-room modern brick, in nice condition. Walking distance~—3$22. J. H, DUMONT & CO., 416-18 Keeline Bldg. Phone Dou, DETACHED. 2710 Mason, 4 rooms, $10.00, ATTACHED. 2601 Jones, 6-r., mod., $35.00, 710-12 N. 22d. 7-r. each, mod each $¥' 1009-11 N. 20th, 7 T, _;;ch. mod., each 708 N. Zld -r. ht Louls mod. flat, lzl A TUKEY & BSON, Phone Doug. snz. 1605-3 W. O. W_Bldg. 7 WHAT have you for rent in the way of four, five and six-room modern up to- be date appartments, Preference will given to those in better distriots of clty. Want to deal direct| with owne; No agents. Telephone Douglas 1016, 3 7.60—4-r, cottage in rear 2223 N. 30th St. $26.00—5-r. bungalow, all mod., 2223 Clark. H. A. WOLF, 514 Ware Blk. Douglas_8068. "HOUSES FOR RENT, CREIGH, BONS & CO. 608 BEE BLDG.. DOUG. 200, 208 §. 41ST., modern, 7-r., §23. 2423 Franklin, 6-r. and bath. $18. JOHN N. FRENZER, DOUGLAS 884 FOR RENT—Ap'ts and Flats West. ANGELUS APTS.—25th Ave. and Douglas Bt., 2, 3 and 4-room apts., automatic ele- vators, fireproof, soundproof ar den. Phone Harney 2074 or Doug. 3456. THREE rooms and bath, near 3611 Har- ney Very desirable. Oriy $33 Ernest Sweet, New Hamliton. D 1473, FURNISHED rooms, 2412 Templeton, new, modern house. Phone Colfax 3739, WANTED—A couple of working girls to share large front room; home privileges; close in; will furnish breakfast and sup- per after Oct. Red 8174, FURNISHED ROOMS. FOR MEN ONLY 608 NORTH 17TH ST —_— LARGE front room and one single furnlshed VERY choice 5-room heated apartment on West Farnam_ St. JOHN W. ROBBINS, 1802 FARNAM ST. North. 1104 N. 22D—4-room flat, steel range, ga8 plate, kitchen cabinet, water paid, -$16. RASP_BROS., Douglas 1663. South. §-ROOM modern flat, first-class condition, in modern home. 2619 Caldwell. Web- within walking d'stance. Rent, $40. Phone ster 3980, ‘Walnut 3084 or Doug. 1966, P CHICAGO—25610—In private hume: large | i RDUMS. all modern, 816 south front room with alcove; also side 2248, e s room. = Miscellaneous, NICELY furnished front room, reasonable ’7;‘!,1-!0 family, walking distance. Red Eight-room modern brick, only ¥3k WRIGHT & LASBURY, D. 158 | { EPT. ar d fiad out yw N 6-ROOM HOUSE \ And o:e aore for rent. 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