Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 20, 1916, Page 8

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Ask for & Want-Ad Taker, and you will re- celve the same coodhnrv'lfloo as when de- Ilnflnlnurldnltcn ce. PHONE TYLER 1000. 'ANT-AD COLU!NI CLOSE. BVENING EDITIONS 13:00 M. MORNING IDIT]ONI. 00 ™ M. (MOVIE PROGRAM Current oll.d“:-ol the best Motion (m-nilhny .one time AND FU- h insertion Downtown. \ ¥aRNaL W FARNAM FANNY WARD, in “THE CHEAT" GOOD coumu Blusbird, Redteather ar "ead Universal “His AM s Good Comedy. North. __eTH AN T ¢, GOULWIN, 1 “A WALL STREET TRAGEDY" W"—_—-—B—ufi “SECRET OF THE SUBMARINE" A KAN O" HONOR ROP. wru AND LOTHROP ETHEL CLAYTON AND CARLYLE BLACKWELL IN “HIS BROTHER'S WIFE." DOROTHY G| I IN “A PAIR REBEL TWO ACTS. A _CHAPTER 0" GRIP OF BVIL" 24 'APOLLO, 99TH AND LEAVENWORTH ONE co% PICTURE A GOODY COMEDY. " YRANK KDENAN, 10 “THE PHANTOM" COMRDY est. ! "!R.lTTAN g£ T.l;ldE‘ SEVENTH “FRIDAY flll lm‘ 'A WORLD FILM. 00D COMEDY. TYRIG, 11TH AND VINTON “SECRET OF T sufi'fi'umr ORPHEUM, . ___ 34TH AND ¥ tm kEr A GOOD COMEDY and ~sum AMERICA® e DEATHS & F'"NERAL “o'flc". & L 1 e sona) Hant Fred, John and l‘nfl. one Mrs. Frank Culllson, Funeral Friday t mu Hickory street, Mary Magdalene cometery, 1 day, Beptember 18, BN, T Funeral Wednesday _afternoon at 3 N. P. Swanson's chapel, Sev- from enteenth and Cuming streets, to Mount Hope cemetery. Friends aro welcome. % rs. F., September 1Pnetal Wednesday : at 2 p. m. from the by lsh Mission church, Twenty-third and venport streets. Interment, Forest Lawn MARRIAGE LICENSES: ts to wed have besn times | BIRTHS AND DEATHS. Births—Matthew and Bertha McKeone, 4206 M, boy; Andrew and Anna Kozins, 5006 South Elghteenth, girl; Willlam E. and Min- nie McDonnell, 3213 Leavenworth, girl; Wil- llam snd Winifred Baumer, 4808 Douglas, boy and girl; John and Josephine Kelly, 3520 V, girl; Wjlllam and Edna Kirkman, 1446 North Seventeenth, boy; Andrel and Sophia Lucuck, Fifty-first and N, girl; Samuel and Besslo Rosenbaum, 2416 Hamlilton, boy, Louls and Rose Sobestavsky, 3705 South Twenty-soventh, boy: Lain and Netta Walk, 2414 Caldwell, oy, Deaths—Richard Riley Moor Mary Hunt John Klanrens, §2, d H. G Peter Weits, 31, 30, 3332 Meredith avenu 2311 South Twenty-nint Bennett, 7 days, Ninth and Willlam Brenman, ; Reed, 4, hospital; Minnie Wright, 35, hospital; Mrs. Georgla M. Rey- Ids, §0, hospital BUILDING PERMITS. C. Flack was granted bullding per- frame dwellings st the Geor 2876 Saratog 2 § 2864 Saratoga, ll 600 4922 North Twent. seventh, $2,000; 4918 North 'l'lun(ly-u'vza;n;h nth, $2, North Twenty-elghth [} Evan 3897 North Forty-fifth, $1,700. Other permits have been {ssued as follow Nathan Somberg, bungalows at 630, 632 and 636 South Thirty-first avenue, $2,604 each. Standard Oil Co., Corby betwsen Thirtsenth and Fourteenth, garage, $7,000. Louts Sholes, 5002 Capitol aver o and brick veneer tenament, 310,000, August Schibeck, 4010 re, $500. Bwedish Evangel- church, 3223 Bouth Twenty- residence, $4,000. F. W. An- dnw;. 2801 Madison, store and dwelling, THE _BEE: OMAHA FOR SALE—MimILaEeom SWAPPERS’ COLUMN SEPTEMBER 1916. SITUATIONS WANTED HELP WANTED—MALE FOR RENT—ROOMS Miscellane ALEX JETTES LIQ Thirteenth and Douglas Bottled in bond whiky, 86, $1.00, § full quart. BAVE 30 per cent on typewriter ribbona carbon. Call Doug. 2147, Midland Ci Bee Bldg. . ENCYCLOPEDIA B ninth_edstion, for sale cheap. Phone Webster 3850. 2118 Ohlo St. DRY KINDLING “‘O(fi{u AFME .26 d 68, 2216 |2 FULL dreas suit; 35 bu ¢ inches; snap.Phons Douglas 654 FOR SALE—Good gas range. 3064. ft., Call Bouth R HOUSE., A THO! D Irish water spanlel pup, bred from high-grade stock; excel- lent for hunting or watchirg. I will trade for poultry, an L. C. Smith visible type- writer, or Winchester 12-gauge repeating ehotgun—or what have you? Address 8. C. 338, Bee. Bx7 VIEW CAMERA, F. 6.3 Anastigmat lens, 11 dbl. plateholders, wide angle len: developing and finlshing outfit—ta trade for Apod 4x5 camera. S, C. 332, Bee. LBOTT-DETROT o, b-pars., new punc- ture-proof tires all around, electric starter ,and lights, fully equipped; worth $250; will trade for anything of equal value. Box 8. 4 | Muscellaneous. UNIVERSITY OF NEB. COLLEGE OF MEDICINE Will have a number of students who desire fpart time employment; efficlent student help can be furnished firms or in- dividuals. Phone University of Nebraska College of Medicine. Walnut 670. Miscellaneous. SLIP HOLDERS, $2 per day /and board; Quarry men, §2.35; city laborers, $2.50. Raymond's Labor Agency. 1119 Douglas. WANTED—Experienced freight handle Unlon Pacific Frelght- House, Sth and Jackson Sts. WILL give modern room to intelligent elderly man for tending yard. Colfax 3236. COLORED man and wife want positions in flat as janitor and chambermald or laun- dress, with room. Phone Har. 6671 112 So. 2Kth. E. J. Moore. Farmers—For rellable help write or phone Cunningham Agency, 111 8 13th. D. 1295 urrough's Adding ondition; will ex- tures, bond AD 3 MACHINE: Machine, in first-class change for office furniture, p or what have you? . C. 34i — ANNOUNCEMENTS Towest Priced Printing on Barth. Watch our quotations every da: THE PRINTING HOUSE OF MAU 1619 Farnam St, Omaha. Doug. 77 BRODEGAARD'S "Lucky Wedding Ring at 16th end Douglas Sts. DAY and Y. M. C. A. Night School. Accountants. E. A. DWORAK, C. P. A, A. VAN ORDER. 532 Ramge Bldg, Phons Doug. 2169. Brass and Iron Foundries. Paxton-Mitchell Co., 27th and Martha Sts. Bakeries. CAKES, pastry and fancy bakery goods supplied to partles, lodges and entertain- ments. Z. H. Reeder, 1506 N. 18th. W.3937, ORTMAN'S 212 N. 16th ST, BMNCHEB—PUHLIC MARKET AND AYDEN BROTHER! “OUR MOTTO"—-BE’I‘TER BAK LET US PROVE IT. Cleaning and Pressing. LADIES' garments remodeled and relined in & “TAILOR'S WAY.” Call Red 2761, —— s LOST-FOUND-REWARDS IF YOU lose anything and will advertise it here, you will surely recoyer it if found by an honest person. Remarkable reco eries are brought about every day through this column. THE LAW-—People who find articles are interested In knowing' the state law s strict In requirin to seek the owner throu and otherwise, and that %0, If same can be prove rious penalty. OMAHA & COUNCIL BLUFFS STREET RAILWAY COMPANY, Po ving lost some article would @o well to sl Il‘ the office of the Omaha & Council Bluffs'Street Rallway company to ascertain whether they left it In the street car. Many articles sach day sre turned in and the company is anxious to restore them to the rightful owners. Call Tyler 800, LOST—Lady’s gold watch and pin on Bur- lington tracks near Gibson or Riverview park; reward. Phone South 2676. LOST—Bunch of keys; name tag on ring. J. D. Btanton, 1449 N, Topeka Ave., Wichita, Kansas, Call Doug, 39! LOST—Silver vanity purse, engraved H. M. Return to 4716 8. 2bth Bt, and receive reward. LOST—One platinum ring with dia; Reward, If roturned. Phone Har, 6622, P ] FOR SALE—Miscellaneous Furniture and Household Goods. lost that hem vertisement fallure to do involves a se- AUCTION SALE. .High Grade Furniture and Rugs.. At Omaha Van & Storage Co. Thursday, Sept. 21, at 10 a. m, We will sell at public auction, one grand piano, one antique cabinet, sani- tary couches and pads, two box spring mat- resses, one ice box, one leather couch, rugs, chairs, rockers, comodes, chiffoniers, %arlor suite, kitchen inet, gas range, cupboards, dress- ers, and hundreds of ar- ticles too numerous to mention. Don't fail to attend this sale. DOWD AUCTION CO,, Auctioneers. R FURNITURE ‘While the underwriters’ nflcu hold sway, The more you. buy the greater will be your uflns UY NOW. STATE mNfl'UlD €O., Cor. 14th and Dodge. Douglas 1317, W 108 E‘u— [ lll stoves, loo Tugs of all kinds; poul and netting. un § s m, 183 N. I“h !L ‘Web, 1 4133 or D.: r. . g dition. 53¢ B. 34th Ave. Pocket Tables. FOR BALE—BILLIARD TABLES. Brand new, caroom and mko with complete n tables fl n‘ iced prices. bowlln. alleys and easy paymonts. Cigar drul. floll catesson and solda fountain fixtu HE BRUNSWICK-BALKE-COLLENDER CO. Bouth 10th St. nearly slon styls, fumed oak finish, ¢x! Lock Bo: Griswold, i , Diamonds and Wnclul. ODEGAARD'S “Lucky Wedding Rings” at_16th and_Douglas Sta. MACHINISTS, LB .B‘PO"N .I.LMRICAL WORKS. olectric, lu pipes. urou Wrecking Co., 1819 C uming. mm and Office S!ppll MMERCIAL Duplicating Co., also public Steno, Phone for prices. uglas 3802, 840 Paxton Blk. t our prices on job pi (In{ CAMPAIGN CARDS A SPECIALTY. U. 8. PTG. CO, BEE BLDG, DOUG. 1178. DR. steam, Modern Turkish BATHS AND MASSAGE. Private apartments for ladies, with lady attend- ants. 1919 Farnam. Phone Doug. 6877, “H. Knollenberg, combining Sulphur Steam Baths & Chiropractic treatments, 13 for $20; aingle adjusting, $1. Lady a tendants. S, W. Cor. 24th & Far. 8t. D. 7295, RITTENHOUSE Sanitarium; all kinds baths. 210-214 Baird Blk., 17th and Douglas. Buttons and Pleating. DRESS PLEATING, hemstitching and cov- eréd buttons. Van Arnum Dress Plsat- ing and Button Co., 34 floor Paxton Blk. Douglas 3109, lasseusc. Sclentiflc massage; baths. 1333 Farnam St Carpenters and Contractors. Lessard & Son, 1906 Capltol Aver Tyler 1633. C. W. Hokanson, 2606 Leaven'th. Ty. 3192-J, Costum THEATRICAL [nwn’, rent. 206 N. 17th. John Feldman. D. lfll‘ Cameras hing. “REXOET! , 293-3%, $2.00; (uni- varsal focus lens), Green's Pharmacy, 16th and Howard. Seoc them today. Chiropractic. Drs. Johnstofi, 1326 W, O. W. Bldg. D. 652! Chironpnctlc and ngnl Adjustment. URHORN'S modern sanitary chiro- practic adjusting pariors 414-18 Roso Bl D. 6847. Palmer Bch. grad.; lady attend KNOLLENBERG, 8. W. and Farnam Sts, Phone Dou Dr. Frances Dawson, 602-3 Rose Bid. Ty.2868 Dr. J. C. Lawrence, 1 Baird Bidg. D. 8461, ACCORDION ~ §ide, Knife, Box Pleatini Coy. Buttons, Hemstitching. Neb. Pleating & Button Co,, 431-3 Paxton Blic. R. 4943 DRESSMAKING, romodelirg, day or hom: _Miss M. Coe, 2108 8. 35th’ Ave. H. 3 FOR STYLB, reasonable price in your fall drenses, Atkinson Co., 1803 Farnam. DREBSMAKING — Reasonable prices. 200 __Baird_Bidg. SEWING done reasonable at 3011 Cass St A-1_DREESMAKING, 2912 Eim. Red b8sf ing_Col, 1626 City Natl. liege, 20th and Farnam. FIRST-CLASH dressmaking. Harney 3934, Detectives. JAMES ALLAN, 312 Neville Blk. secuted In all cases, Tyler 113 Dancing Academy. DU LUXE PAxcing ACADEMY School Monday and Wednesday Eve. Dance Tues, Thurs, Sat. Sun. Night K Keep Dancing Acdy. .’r'.'.’:..'.:‘{‘ on. eve, class and assembly W Private lessons any time, D. 7860. Dentists, . Dr. Bradbury, No. pain, 912 W, O. W, Bldg. Taft's Dent. Rms., 308 Rose Bldg. D. 2186, Attorney at Law. FRANCIS MORGAN, 513 Bee. Douglas 4069. o Eaoert W Expert Masseurs. uAMcunmo. faclal massage, by expert masseuse, 117% N. 16th St oppulll post- office. Room 208, dally, evenings. Express Complmu. TWIN CITY qurel Co., 1623 Cass 8t Dfl\lfln 1717. Hes hauling & specialty. HERE 25¢ WB, 2104 vetything for Women. Aecoumon. side, knife, sunburat, box pleating; covered buttons, all sizes and styles; hematitchiny broldery; beading, let_cut” work, buttonholes, penn: IDEAL BUTTON AND I’LEATINB CO. 200 Douglas Bik. Dougl! Fixtures and Wiring DURKIN Electrie \\uhlnl ‘machin electric irons and reading lamps. 2223 Cuming St. Dougl 2619, Hair Dressing. IDEAL Halr Parlors, 207 Baird Bldg. Mani- curing, tollet articles. Dnulln 6186. Hat Cleaning and Blocking. STRAW, Panam all kinds hats cleaned and reblocked, 1616-1620 Harney. Hand Laundry. CALL DOUGLAS 4625 and have your laun- dry done rllm and reasonal 'rrlnfin(. 4 GATE CITY rlnu ., high grade print- ing. 2621 N, 24th. Phone Web. 1697, ustices of the Peace. u, 1. CLAIRORNE. 612 ‘Paxton BI 7401 Notary Publi steno. E. W, BRITT, 801 B-rlor Block. Osteopaths. Dr. Mary Andersen, 605 Bee Bldy. Pltent Attameyl. 'UR! s Th. D. 3469, un. D. 8 Penuon Attqm 8. 1. Gordon, 769 Om. Nat. k. D, 3480, WATERS: HART Pig G, Co. quality printing. Tel. Doug. 2190, 634 8. 13th 8t rent, repalr, sell needles and parts wing muhlnu RMKA CYCLE CoO. 15th -na Harney Sts. Doug. 1663 Typewriters_and Supplies. WE BUY, Sell, Ixehu Rent Typewriters, Typewriter Ribbon, rbon paper, bo: dlay d_go.. Beo_Bldi NEW machines sold the same as ren per month. Seo us before you buy or nnl. Shipi d any place on ten days' trial utts 'ryp-vmcr Exchange, !\O 8, 18th, Oll\lhl. Neb. TYPEWRITERS sold, rented and_repaired. Rent an_Oliver Typewritér, 3 months for $5. Central Typewriting Exchange, 1905 Farnam. MINGTONS, = Monarchs and Smit! Premlors for rent; sent anywhere. Re {nston 'rrflvnmr Company. D, 1284, el ieous. THome-made grape wine. 125 “PER GALLON. port, full quart, 50 cents. o 'l‘l!lal' 'hlliy. full qllrt. 8 cents, CACKLEY BROS. OMAHA PILLOW CO.—) tressess mi the price of new one: samplo of ticking. Mall S mua. 1907 Cuming 8t Douglas_2467. D RESULTS AT LESS COST 18 THE REABON _WHY, n! OM Fontenello whisky, in bond. Henry Pollock, Dour. DESKBS, sntes, scales, showcanes, shelving, R, ‘e buy, pell. Omaha Fixture & Supply Co., 414-16-1§ 8. 13th. Doug. 2124, Pianos for Rent. $3.80 per mo. A. Hospe Co., 1613 Dou[fi Rug_Manufacturers. FLUFF rugs from old carpe! TAE TURs & speclaity; cleaning and alterationa. Peery Rug Factory, 2422 Cuming. Red 2343. Towel Supplies. OMAHA_Towel Supply, 207 S, D 2, di tationery. WEDDING announcements and printing. Douglas Printing Co., Tel. Doug. 644. Vacuum Cleaners, CLEAN QUICKLY AND THOROUGHLY WITH ECLIPSE ELECTRIC; RENT, §1 AND $1.60 PER DAY. DOUGLAS H‘OA WANTED TO BUY DESKS DESKS DESKS Nw duh. \llod d.lll; mm sold nonils mu yuur prlco x. ueona hand olothes, nhoes and hats. Web. 3320. SWAPPERS’ COLUMN anything to trade, make up a Nttle a d run it In this column for seven d;y.—lt only costs 36¢ and 3o per offer 1s only In Omal umn, must, pay regular OlQ or two ans re sufficlent nd the whole trans- Try it. rates. to make your trade action only costs Al Ilt 300. OREATER increase in P, n THE 3III7 fl\An in Alu other 92,088 “ORI l’AXD WANT-AD! first seven months 1916 over uuu porlu of 1915 This figure exceeds by 19,699 paid | CO! Ads the increase of any other Ornlh. pa- of for the same period. y running order bullding m ~~or what you haye. Car must be di posed of Wt once, as. I have no use for same, 8, C. 335, Bee, FOR BALE OR TRADE—$35 bicycle w carbide gas lamp; ridden only 2 months will take 816, or what have you? Ad- dress 8, C. 370, WANTED—A valve trombone, silver plated; must be in good condition and standard make; will trade something or will buy. Box 8, C. 241, A RADIANT base burner In good condition for tools, gun or what have you? Ad- dress 8 C, 367, Bee. A PAINTER—To paint & small house in South Omaha Have furniture, new mat- ting, phonograph, as part payment. 8. C. 364. ANY amount of $2,560 worth of stock in Counctl Bluffs corporation to trade for late model, 6-pass. auto. Addtess Box FILMS developed fres when printa are ok dered, one-day service. KASE STUDIO, 213 Neville bl 16th and Harne. I HAVE a number of Victor and Colum- bia records which I have tired of. Would like to swap for others, 8. C.-348 Bee. MASSIVE library table, oak, In best of con- dislon, trade for a good Incubator. Ad- dress H, Bee Office, South Omi FOR TRADE—I Marion rgtort sto hard or soft coal; make offer—anything I can use. Address 8. C. 357, WILL exchange Minneapolls motorcycle, late modél, In good repair, for dlamond, worth $100, Box 8. C. 416. CHILD'S bed, almost new, will trade for stove. 8. C. 354. CLEAR LOT FOR BIG CAR, Will trade clear lot, West Farnam district for 7-passenger high grade car. 8. C. 343, Bee. A LITTLE AD in this column will bring about some remarkable eéxchanges. TWIN cylinder Indl: motorcycle, in good condition, will trade for hor 8 C 413, Bee. BUSINESS CHANCES AUCTION SALE. t 20th and Farnam Streets, 0,000 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 hl(l\ut bidder in lots to suit purchasers. tures consist of O roglster. One $500 meat box, One $500 cheese, butter and milk icebox. One $200 cheess counter, ma One $275 Hobart eleelrlc coff meat grinder. One $225 U. 8. meat -llcer. Four marble top meat counters. Three display counters. ing scal About 300 feet mdjustable shelves with ladders; three floor plate glass show- one cashier office; one large iron one elbow cigar case and many other articles too numerous to mentiol together with a first class stock of gro- cerfes. Mr. Merchant: Don't fall to attend this sale Monda. =|p'.uli, at 3 p. m. at 20th and Farnam treots, top, mill and Thres comput- For tarther information call Carl Katl man, Attorney, trus 616 Keeline Bld Phone Douglas 4848, or JAMES L. DOW! AUCTIONEER, W. 0. W. Bldg. Phone Red 3286. MOVING PICTURE THEATERS. and Nebraska location: sive houses, towns 1,500 to 2,30 guaranteed strictly money make Shino, chairs. ~acresn, " otc. alightly used. OMAHA THEATER SUPPLY CO, Baird_Bldg. Omaha, Neb. FOR SALE—Paying business, should net $400 monthly and Increase. Can undorsell competitors 50 per cent, still glving splen- did value. Experience unnecessary. $400 cash required. Well secured. No travel- ing or canvassing. Business of merit. Mr. James, Hotel Loyal, 10 to 1 or 6 to 7. OPPORTUNITY OF A LIFETIM ma- new and Por Sale—Fine bakery doing good busi- ness. 6837 Main St., Benson. FOR BALE—Good, clean stock of hard- ware, live town, central Nebraska. Good reason for selling. Be quick. Address Y 267, Bee. BEE WANT,ADS GAINED 19,5 MORE PAID ADS than any other Omaha news- paper gained in first seven months 1918. 0d results at less cost Is the reason why. WANTED—A good man to conduct & firat- class cafe in the Savoy Hotel. Will make free rent to the right person. Call~at hotel oftice. SALE—Two box ball alle; most new; & bergain if tal at Charles Maupin, 407 E. 6th St., Platte, Ne iF_YOU want to sell or buy a business or rooming house call on Busch & Borghoff, 730 World-Herald Bldg. Phone D. 3310. WH BUY, we sell ‘motion ploture theaters, machines, feature films. ! Co-Operative Film and Supply Co. 210 Br Bldg. FOR SALE—2 nearly new pool tables, mis- sion style, fumed oak finish, 4x8. Cash or tousy termas. Lock Box 136, Griswold, Ta. WILLTAMS, established 29 years. To huy or sell business see him. 411 McCague Bldg. Reference, U. S. National Bank. DOWD Sale and Auction Co., Omaha, have closed out more mdse. stocks than any other firm in U. 8. Write for terms. RESTAURANT doing €00 location fn & live town: Address ¥ 602, MOTION PICTURE MACHIN New and rebullt bargaina, supplies. 08 8. 14th St. tore, dwelling Address gwner. 36 ft.; al- once. North Bee. and stock; square deal. 918 West 6th Ave, Denver, Colo, FOR SALE—Good paying aurant in good town; good reasons for selling. Addres: Box 242, Valentine, Neb. Rooming Houses, LARG! jouble flat, furnished, for light housekeeping, well filled; best locatlon in ;I: will.sell double or aingle. Box 6774, 0. SITUATIONS WANTED Male. PHYISICAN and Surgeon, 36 years old, with hospital experience, specialized In nervous disenses, / desires to locate In live city or town within 200 miles of Omaha; ten yoars' practice; can furnish best refer- ences, Address Box 6174, Bee. MARRIED man, 24 years of age, wanta po- sition as clerk in hotel, wife as waitress; Iife-time _experience, clean-cut, A-1 ref- erence. No objection to small town. Ad- dress J. M. D. Tel. D. 2620, 1617 South 26th St. . WANTED—Position by middle-aged man as night watchman; can run s tionary engine, or work In boller room. Has had 40 years' experience as ongi- _neer. N. W, Line, Box 587 PRINTER wanis permanent once; all-around man; 19 once; married. Address Q. 384, Canton 8. D. COLLEG sires board &nd room in exchange for any work. Experienced in driving car or furnace work. Box 6189, O, 5 YOUNG man, 23, violinist, A-1 sight res desires connection with orchestra, thea or other engagemonts. Tyler 1108, EXPERT D NIGHT _WATCHMAN wishes position. Call 1434 8. 13th. Doug- Ins £935, Frank Hanak EXPERIENCE tion with a re ences. Bee, Bo: 5 BOOKKEEPER, four years' experience, de- siren position. First class recommendations Harpey 1708, COLORED man desires position as porur or janitor; ced; ret. r 3 WANTED—S good_reference. Hotels and Restcura..... RELIABLE EMPLOYMENT 1810 Davenport St Headquarters for hotel help. position at years' experi- C. Link, Box | desires & posi- xcellent refer- $600, cash register; one $250 cask Female, COMPETENT stenographer (nolary) de- sires position, experfenced in resl estate, implement and insurance work. Phone Red 31 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: nurse's train- ing. experience and references. Red 8174, YOUNG LADY would like position as house- keeper. Call after 6 o'clock, evenings. 1911 M St So Side, Omaha. YOUNG LADY, Stenographer, thoroughly experienced Prefey bank or garage. Would start on §75. Box 6910, PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER. Public stenographer and notary publiic, 507 Bee Bldg. Doug. 1868. Reas. rates WANTED-—Colored porter; references re: quired. 2907 Leavenworth. MEN wanted fo enilst in Signal Corpe st once _renun at Lincoln. AGENTS AND CANVASSERS AGENTS wanted | town for Day in every kerosene burners, for cook runges. West & McL., 1607 Leavenworth, Omaha HELP WANTED—FEMALE Stores and Office BKPR and stenc., $66; ass't BKpr., $60; gen. office clk., #40; steno. out of town. $50; steno, Co.' Bluffs, $50; ateno. and bkpr., out of town, $50. Western Reference and Bond Ass'n., Inc., Originators of the Reference’ Business. 752 Omaha National Bank Building. TE ETEVO (beginner) . e, THRE BGE charge for 'Situation ads’ s lower than any other form of advertising —not enough to cover the cost of printing FOR practical nurge call 8. 2833, Laundry and Day Work. PERFECT washing, day ér bundle; perma- nently e ; strictly dependable. ‘Webster 3184, for abstract plain legible hand Apply to E. F. Rob- Neb WANTED—Stepographer office. Must write Permanent posiifon, inson. Hartington, $50; steno. and clerk, $§ ledger clerk, $50; P, B. X. opr., $3 WATTS REF. CO., 840 Brand. Thea. Bldg. BUNDLE washing; plece work; lace cur- taing; work guaranteed. Web. 2104, TLAUNDRY work and day work. Web, 3401, AUNDLE washing_done, 'Harney 3902, NUNDLE washing and day work. Professions and Trades. b WANTED—Experienced white maid. uet Hotel, 15th and Howard. WANTED—Alteration vages; ork. seamstress: good 2907 Leavenworth St. GIRL to learn dressmaking. St Re@gTiTl. 802 8. 18th Household and Domestic. Eperienced lady wants dav work. H. 4642 —_ __HELP WANTED_MALE _ _____Stores and Offices. ___ WANTED—Two men on speclal proposi- tion Must be speclalty men of abliity with best of references. Apply between 10 and 13 m. $§12 Balrd Bullding, D. Browning. Stores,and Offices. BOOKKEEPER and stenographer, prefer man about 30 to 35 years of age, small office; permanent position; good chance for advancement, $85 to Give particulars by phone Doux ‘Western 8. Ine., T bookkeeper, lofld penman, for permanent position with local manufac- would consider man with office experienc lary $66-376. Give par- ticulars by phone Douglas 1456. Western Reference and Bond Ast \turing firm; com- tly WANTED-—Experianced housekeeper; petent to look after household Yor f: of three In Ifs various detalls; month, if satisfactory. Mre. E. C. Phgne Harney 991 WANTED—In family of white mald for general laundry work; wages § quired. Phone Harney 978. XN EXPERIENCED girl for general hou work. 3 in family. White preferred. T ephone Harney 1830, 2008 Deer Park Boulevard. SCHOOL glrl or gifl employed, who would do light housework for room, b car fare. Walnut 1245, Forenoons. WANTED—Experienced girl for _general housework; good wages; no washing. Harney 1891, 136 So. 38th St. EXPERIENCED general girl, white pre- ~ferred, where laundress Is kept; good ref- erences. Harney 6914, WANTED a good girl for general house- work, 4 in family, good wages. Harney 6309. 3424 Dodge. HOUSEKEEPER—Respectable, ences. About 40. Family of four, Box 546, Omaha. WANTED—Cook at St. Rita Hall, Residence for girls and business women. Doug. 6206. Henry, three, capable housework; no references re- with refer- P. O. STENOGRAPHER ..... STENOGRAPHER . PACKER (furniture) OFFICE CLERK. BOOKKEEPER . 1$70.00 THE CANO AGENCY) 600 BEE BLDG. BTUNOGRAPHER and _clerk, whole house; want young man with ambition to develop into an executive position; salary to begin, $70. Box 6206, Omaha Be NO BUREAU IN THE MIDDLE WBEST 1s In a better position to place you -than THE MARTI COMPANY, Offices 1327 W. O. W. Bldg. - STENO,, $75; ateno,, $10; steno., $50; typ- ist, $40; dict. dpr., $60-§75. WATTS REF. CO., 840 Brand. Thea. Bldg. Professions and Trades. Wanted, Gordon Press Feeders, Steady Work, U. S. Printing Co., Main Floor~Bee Bldg. DRUG POSITIONS—ALL STATES. -OPERATIVE REFERENCE CO. Nebraska's Greatest Employment Bureau. 1015-16 City National Bank Bl YOUNG MAN, study law: EVENING down- town SESSIONS. UNIVERSITY Ol OMAHA law department. Sec'y Thom- sen, 406 Omaha National Bank. EROWCMD 'Htlz ught evgs. by work- ing expert, complete for $10. Address Box 4662, Bee. WANTED—First-class coat make! ton block. Salesmen and Solicitors. HIGH-GRADE SOLICITORS ‘Wanted in Saun Dodge, Burt and Sarpy counties by prominent LIFE INSURANCE ASS'N. Liberal contracts to parties who can pro- duce business. Men with automoblles pre- torred. Good proposition for HAIL, TOR- NADO and ACCIDENT MEN. Address Y-598_Bee. WE ARE now starting our fall selling cam- paign and can use a few good Bolicitors. Good opening for live wires, both in- the city and on the road. Extra bonus to real producers. 833 Brandels Theater. WANTED4 good live solicitors, good propo- sition to right men. Apply at 529 Bee __Bidg. WANTED—Experlenced silk _and _ dress goods salesman. Thompson, Belden & Co. STOCK and pond salesman. STANDARD __BEC. & INV_CO, 1017 W 0 W _Bieg STOCK SALESMEN wanted. Inquire Sioux City Tire and Mfg. Co., Sloux City, Ia. SALESMEN—BIg money for business get- ters. Call at 1017 W. O. W. Bldg. Boys. WANTED—Boys, o , In our bottling de- partment. Willow Springs Distillery, 4th and Plerce 8t BOYS wanted to learn trade s must be 16 Gordon-Lawless Co.. 8th BOY WANTED—406 Barker Biock. Trade Schools. MOLER BARBER COLLEGE Largest in the U. 8, Earn expenses while tending by our plan guar- anteed. Special summer rates Write for lllu: uted catlogue or call in person. 110 t AUTO MECHANICS. EARN BIG MONEY, Never Idle—Big Demand. Easy to learn by Our Methods. LATIONAI. AUTO T[RAINING ASS'N Bend tor Free Catalogue. WANTED—White girl for housework, small family. 3022 Pacific St. Harney 633, WANTED—WHhite girl for housework, small family, 8022 Pacific 8t. Harney 63 Saleswomen and Solicitors. WANTED—10 lady soliciiors, house to house 7 canvass with advertising matter; no'sam- ples to carry; merely an advertising cam- paign; good salary and commission. ~Ap- 's, 1417 Douglas. BXPERIENCED dishwasher wanted at once, 1611 Howard St. New Howard Cafe. WANTED—Experienced coat and skirt help. Orkin Bros. Miscellaneous, WANTED—Young women, aged 17 to 38, with common school educatlon; rerfect sight and hearing, for ! cal and long dls- tance telephone work. Apply to C. F. WANTED—A lady to take care of a crew of 1ady sollcitors: ome who has had experi- ence and is familiar with crew wor! salary and a permanent position. at_Beddeo's, 1417 Douglas. Persistent Advertising of Anything }:'h%t Is Really Worth-While Never ails. : good Apply EDUCATIONAL BOYLES COLLEGE. DAY SCHOOL. NIGHT SCHOOL. Every day s enroMmer\ day. Book- keeping, shorthand, §tenotype, typewriting, telegraphy, civil service—all commerciai "and English branches. Catalogue free. BOYLES COLLEGE, Douglas 1565. 19th and Harney Sta. VAN SANT SCHOOL OF BUSINESS, DAY AND EVENING SCHOOLS, Becond Floor Omaha National Bank Bldg. Entrance, 220, Douglas 56890. Musical. BOURICIUS MUSIC STUDIOS, 1511 Dodge. European systems modernized and Amer- lcanized with gratifying results. D. 2471 ATTENTION, ROOM HUNTERS! It you fadl to find the mn you desire among these a | at The Bee otfice for a Rool Llnl—Olm complete detailed description of ve- .ant rooms in all parts of the city. It more convenlent phone The Bee nd glve your name issued every Furnished Rooms. FURNIBHED rooms, 3413 Templeton, new, modern_house. Phone Colfax 3739, WANTED—A couple of working gir] o large front room; home privileges; in; will furnish breakfast and sup- Der atter Oct. Red 8174, FURNISHED ROOMI FOR MEN ONLY. Y, 608 NORTH 17TH ST. TARGE me Toom and one single furalehed in modern home. 2619 Caldwell. Web- ster 3980, Targs side bume; cove; CHICAGO—2510—In prival south tront room with room. NICELY furnished front room, Teasonable y;‘l,v{n- family,. walking distancs. Red 200 8O. 24th BT, large front II“DE room with two ble for two or four me housekeeping room BEAUTIFULLY furnlshed room with &~ cove, suitable for two gentlemen or two employed lad Harney 6293. LARGE front room, twin bed, private en- trance, excellent car service. Call H. 4787, ROOMS—$? per week: also rooms with kitchenettes. Hotel, Council Bluffs. LARGE, well-furnished front room in pri- modern. _Call Harney 8934, FOR RENT—Front room, furnished, private bath if desired. 2121 Douglas. Doug. 1741, NICELY furnished room; strictly modern; nice home; $10 per month. Colfax 3336, 2107 CAPITOL—Front room with Kitchsne ette; also sleeping room; modern, PLEASANT, comfortable furnished room ia private family. 570 8. 28th St. Housekeeping Rooms. 2902 DODGE—CLEAN, NICELY FURNISH- ED MODERN HOUSEKEEPING OMS. 7525 CAPITOL AVE—One large and@ two- room suite with gas range. 2 BASEMENT rooms for light hot very reasonable. Doug. 2440. 1611 HOWARD, modern housekeeping rms. Unfurnished Rooms. rage, Hanscom pnk district, near carj adults. 704 8. 30th 8 Rooms Wmm reasonal T u‘- a plan thet is rent their rooms. helping maay people FOR RENT—FURNISHED Apartments and House! Apartments. SPLENDID, NEW, FURNISHED, TRAVERTON FIREPROOF. 24TH AND LANDON COURT. Catering to people of refined tastea Apartment is completely equipped for housekeeping; up-to-date and con-fortable TRAVER BROS. Tel. Doug. 6586. 706 Omaha Nat. Bank. Or Call Web. 4835. Houses. FOR NEWLY MARRIED COUPLE. $11.00 for four-room house, partly fur. nished, has water and electri,light. One block from car line. GALLAGHER & NELSON, - 644 Brandels Bldg. Doug. 3383. 8-ROOM, strictly modern, well Turnished home, desirable neighborhood, hot water heat. Reasonable terms for right party. Call Websater 6516, ¢ 8-RM, strictly modern, well Nrnllh.d h desirable n borhood; hot wi Hanscom Park and Field club district; must be rented by Oct. 1. Call Harney 375. Miscellaneous. HOUSES for rent, walking distance, § and 7 rooms. First Trust Company. D. 1181 FOR RENT—HOUSES West. §-ROOM HOUSH And one acre for rent. Fine for chicke ens. W 8. Frank., 201 Neville Blook. BENBDN HOMES—Can offer on easy Emu. [ 6 room bungalows. They wsll bulll F. 8. Trullinger. 6-ROOM llo\ll‘, ‘modern, 3564 How: 8t, 43 1 cottay 560 Howard, lll. In- quire at lBB( Howard St. North. NO. 3220 BURT BT.—7 rooms; hot water heat; large lawn; half block from car. Let us show you this. ARMSTRONG-WALSH COMPANY, Tyler 1536. Rose Bldg., 16th and Farnam. 15156 GRANT ST.—T7-r. conm., modcrn, n& 'T. F. Hall, 433 Ramge Bldg. Do 1408. mited number puplls pted cor ccepted com- season; early applications favored. L Harps tur. Loretts De Lone, 305 Lyric Bid Persistent Advertising of Anything That Is Really Worth-While Never Lails. ‘PERSONAL PILES, FISTULA CURED Dr. E. R. Tarry curas piles, fistula and other rectal diseases without surgical operation. Cure guaranteed and no money pald until cured. Write for book on reo tal discases with testimonlals. DR. B. R »+ TARRY, 240 Bee Bidg. Omaha, Neb. THE Salvation Army Industrial home wso- leits your old clothing, turuiture, maga- zines. We collect. We distribute, Phano Doug. 4125 and our wagon will cal and Inspect our new home, um-uu-uu Dodge St. RUPTURE uccesstully treated with- out a surgical operation. Call or write Dr. Frank H. Wray, 306 Lee Bldg. EN WANTED work for the many po- sitions now open. Fine training work In auto and electric starting o m. AMERICAN AUTO LOLLEUB. 2063 Farnam, Omah: LEARN barber trade; than make your expenses while Wages or percentage. We won't over- charge you to begin; 1402 Dodge St. TRI-CITY BARBER COLLEGE. Miscelianeous. ARMY OF THH UNITED STATES, M WANTED—Able-bodied unmarried men undar age of 35; citizens of United Staf of good character and temperate habits, who can speak, read and write the Eng- lish laugua For information apply to Recrulting Office=, Army Blag. 15th and Dodge Hts., Omaha, Neb., 130 N 10th St. Lincoln, Neb.. s2' 4th 8t, Sloux City Ioy _Des Moines. iowa A FE 'hool educati §ood pay, no canvassing. Write Wm. J. Sllk. Weat Liberty, Ia. NEW HAMILTON CAFE l\uw Management. Home-Cooked Meals. rices. Hamilton Apts., 24th & Farnam. TENHOUSE Sanf | massagé and chiropody. 210-314 Baird Blk, 17th and Dougias. 3463, EAT HOME-COUKED MEALS NEW DELICATESSEN, 1806 FARNAJ 2762 MEREDITH—T7-room holll.. flfloll! modern. Call Flo. 267. 2717 MEREDITH—§-room house, striotly modern. Flo. 267. MOD. 4-room. 3702 Manderson. Col. South. FOR RENT—Ten-room, all modern ho at 3017 Pacific 8t.; newly nted 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- ast corner South 32d Ave. and Gold 8t .00. T-ROOM, story and half bungalow, aimost new; modern, with $30. Vacant Oct. 1. 1639 8. 26th., Red 188 NEW, 7-room =il modern house. 3016 Pop- pleton Ave., $25. Miscellaneous. \ WE HAVE WHAT YOU WANT. HOUSES AND COTTAGES, PARTLY MODERN, 3401 Maple St. 1713 Californla St. MODERN EXCEPT Hu‘l‘. 139, 4313 Seward St. (a loofl d ached hous newly decorat: throughout; In a good resid 2607 N, 30th 8t (. cholee tage, with garage in rear)... 3901 N. 17th St. 527 Park Ave, (close In), re- (a good brick dwelling, newly decorated through- out; choice residence section) §-R., 3716 Lincoin Blvd. (a good d tached house In very choice resl- dence section).. vens 40,00 FLA’ 6-R., 568 8. 28th 8t. 8-R.. 713 N. 20th Si 36. WE HAVE OTHERS. SEE OUR COM. PLETE LIST BEFORE RENTING. ot PORTER & BHOTWELL, 8. 17th Bt Doug. 6018 MAE BRUGMAN, M. T. Sclentific masscuse baths. __203 Rarbach Blk. Red 2727, CORSETS made to order. Prices $3.50 to $20.00. Expert fitting. Nu-Bone Corset FROM this date on I will not be responsi- ble for any debts contracted by my wife. H. C. Wells . MECHANO THERAPHY, MASSAGE, lady atcendant, 223 Neville Block, 16th and Harney. MISS L LU.LY—Bath and massage, 1322 Farnam A, 2d floor. Phone Doug. 3410 ?N’TED—NImu of ambitlous men, 18 (o wishing to become Omaha mall car- re. Commence, $67 month. Address A PRIVATE mllernlu hu e. 4416 N. 38 St. Phone Col M188 W“JON—B!UI d nicurl) No. 3 Davidge Blk. Phone Dnllllll 8761, ¥ 680, Bee. WA sn—vonu men as raliway mail el $76 per month; sample examina- 1 qnmlnn- free. Franklin Institute, wanted. _List of positions open, aklla Institute, Dept. 3318 LUCLLA WEBSTER, masscuse. 518 Paxton Rk, 10 ». m. to § p. m._D. 3237, BCIENTIFIC massage. 620 How Bidg. Phone Douglas 6372, Persistence Is the Cardinal Virtue in Advertising. FOR legal advice call Dougias 3638, Manicuring and mass. 1623 Farnam. Rm. 10, MISS _CLARK, manicuring. _Tyler 2333, Miss Loe, Massage, 1803 Far. Bt. R, No. 3. $26.00—4307 Decatur St, 8 rms., mod. $27,60-~2573 Poppleton Ave. $30. $30.00—549 8. 27th St 5 rms.. mod. *$40.00—120 N. 318t Ave., 7 $60.00—1109 §. 32d 8t., $70.00—356 N. 40th St. 480, $100.00—116 N. 38th Ave,, GLOVER & SPAIN, 3962, 919-20 thy Natlonal, DETACHED. 2710 Mason, 4 rooms, $10.00, ATTACHED. ;lgllzlfint;’.‘ . T modh $35.00, 10- -r. each, mod each $27.8 1009-11 N. 29th, 'l r elch mod. .Ic.h "t 708 N. 234, 6-r. L x.cul 0d. A. P TUKEY l. :(I)N e 7 . W_Bl4 § 7.50—d-r, comn in rear ma N. 30/ $25.00—5-r. bungalow, all mod, 2323 Clark. H. A. WOLF, Douglas 8068, HO RENT, CREIGH, BONS & CO. 808 BEE BLDG.. DOUG. 38 208 8. 41ST., modern, 7-r., nl 2423 Frankiin, and’ ba JOHN N. FRENZER, DOW“I " Doug!