Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 21, 1916, Page 10

10 Want-Ad Rates MARRIAGE LICENSES: The following permits to wi {asued: ‘bern CASH WITH ORDER. 7 per word. ...each ingertion | Name and Restdence. . [Set solid—no dlsplny.) Edward Janousek Omaha........... raphed or Set in Display Style. | Agnes Jambor, Omaha. I e T s s one time | Henry B. Boyden, Grand hlnnd 27 | 7c per line three consecutive times a Brix, Lexington....... 24 | (Count six words te the line.) James 8. Murdooh, Om”‘ P Laura Ella Conley, Omaha. ward Emil Moock, Om: Josephine Collins, Omah CIIARA'-E BATUx e per ln (Count 8ix words to the line.) Biratio. ficawprring, | Oma MAHOGANY grafonola, reasonable, Coltax R, . 046, Good_conditlo Special Rates: Clayton H. Goodrich, Omaha. -2l n’sifi’m it Farm u\d Ranch Lands. s Bertha M. Curry Omaha. a N. 29th St e per line . three consecutlve Umes | poyogt p. smith, Greenwood, Neb. 24| == ; (Count slx words to' the line.) Elsle L. Owen, Memphis, Neb. 22| FOR BALE—Good gas tange. Call Bouth = 7 GENTS | Anton J. Slevers, Hiff, Colo. . . - et P TORNIAN AR YRREINS ;;{K;‘s,‘_ Luclle ‘Wolfe, Kearne nc“—y Arthur J, Olson, College View.. ;; ANNOUNCEMENTS So pir wil: .one time | Helen A, Orr, Collega View T I I R V140 per word. ....three consecutive times NO AD TAKEN FOR LENS THAN A Louis Jensen, Harlan Ia.. Nellle Paulson, Harlan, Ia. THE BEE: OMAHA, | ForR SALE—Miscellaneous SWAPPERS’ COLUMN SEPTEMBER 1918. SITUATIONS WANTED HELP WANTED—MALE PERSONAL SAVE 30 per cent on typewrlter ribbons and Doug. carbon. Call Bee Bldg. NCYCLOPEDIA B Ohio Bt “Brittanica, for sale cheap, Phone Webster 3550, 2147, Midland Co., ninth_edition, 2118 DRY KINDL BOX COMPA. ING WOOD, ACME NY. HARNEY 1837, FULL dress sult; snap. Phone Douglas G ft, 4 inches; Watch our quotations every day, THE PRINTING HOUSE OF MAUER, 1619 Farnam St. Omaha. Doug. 7744 TOTAL OF 20c OR LESS THAN 10c A DAY. CARD OF THANKS, DEATH AND FU- NERAL NOTICES. 10c per line. . ...each insertion ()flnlmum Lhnrlo "80 cents.) MONTHLY RATE FOR STANDING ADS (No change of copy allowed.) Benson & Carmichael, as follows: 4427 Marcy, $2,600; 24656 M tary avenue, $2,600; 3227 Lafayette, $3,200. Hiatt company, 1812 Evans, frame dwel A R e S ..81.95 | ing, $2,600; Scott & Hill company, 3426 Two lines or mu .per line 31.80 | Charle frlmo dwelling, $2,260. (Count six weeks e line.) = e (Contract rates on application.) A‘]"I RACTIONS ERRY-GO-ROUND at German Home Park Carnival from Sept. 26 to Oct. 8, at 4406 South lllh St LOST-FOUND-REWARDS IF YOU lose anything and will advertise o 1t, here, you will surely recover it If found by an honest person. Remarkable recov- eries are brought about every day through this column. THE LAW-—People find articles are interested In 1l THE BEE will not be responsible for more M than one incorrect insertion of an adver- tisement ardered for more than one time ADVERTISERS should retain receipta given by The Bee in payment for Want Ads, as no mistake can be rectifled without them. SE THE TELEPHONE If you cannot con- venlently bring or send in your ads Ask for & Want-Ad Taker, and you will re celve ths same good service as when de- livering your ad at the office. PHONE TYLER 1000. WANT-AD COLUMNS CLOSB. EVENING EDITIONS. MORNING EDITION MOVIE PHI]GMM Current oflufl:.cf the best (Ch-nd Dlflr-) who that knowing to seek the owner through advertisement and otherwise, and that a fallure to do 1f same can be proven, involves a NCIL BLUFFS STREET RAILWAY COMPANY. Persons having lost somé article would do well to up the office of the Omaha & Council Bluffs Street Rallway company to ascertaln whether they left it In the street car. Many articles each day are turned in and the company is anxious to restore them to the rightful owners. Call Tylér 300, LOET strayed or -wlon,r Downtown. FAGNAM, 146 FARNAY FANNY WARD in “THE CHEAT."” THURSDAY, s LOU TELLEGEN in "THE U’N‘KNDWN 1317-19 Bluebird, Redfeather and L'nlnrul Productions. So—Presented Here First—Bo. “The Yellow Menace,” 2d Eplsods. “TYllle’s Terrible Tumbies.’ an Alrdale dog; of Jack. Lohse, 3416 Arbor £t. and recelve reward. Paone Harney 6310 TOST—Bunch of keys; nams tas oa Ting J, o JONE |y e . BL. GAARD'S “Lucky Wedding Ring BUILDING PERMITS at 16th and Douglad Sts. The following bullding per DAY and Y. M. C. A, Night School. tasued: A trame Awellin rt. CHINA PAINTING prices, 536 8. 27th 8t taught, special club Harney 3965. Acc E. 533 Ramge Bldg. A. DWORAK, C. P, A, A. VAN ORDER. ountants. Phone Doug. 2169, Brass and Paxton-Mitchell Co., 27th @hd Martha Sts. Bakerie CAKES, pastry a supplisd to partl ments. Z. H. Reede Iron Foundries. nd fancy bakery goods es, lodges and entertain- 1506 N. 1§th. W.3927, ORTMAN'S NEW ENGLAND BAKERY. 212 N. 16th ST. BRANCHES—PU! HAYDEN BROTHERS, “OUR MOTTO"—B: LET US PROVE IT. BLIC MARKET AND ETTER BAKED GOODS. Cleaning LADIES' garments remodeled and relined and Pressing. _in a "TAILOR'S WAY.” Call Red 2761. Baths. DR. BENDA--Sulphur, steam. Modern Turkish BATHS Dr. Steam Baths & 13 for $20; single adjusting, $1. 8, W. Cor, 24th & Far. 8t. D. 7296, tendants. partments for ladles, with lady attend- P W. H. Knollenberg, combining Sulphur AND MASSAGE. Private 877. Chiropractic treatments, Lady at- RITTENHOUSE Sanitarium’ all kinds baths. 210,214 Baird Blk., 17th and Douglas. Buttons DRESS PLEATING, hemstitching and cov- Van Arnum Dress Ploat- ered buttons. Ing and Button Douglas 3109, Masseuse. Sclentific .massago; baths. 1332 Farnam St. and Pleating. Co., 3d floor Paxton Blk. T 3-Reel L. K. “Baby's Toofs." A + _ North. mfiafi’_’—, IWTHL AND LAKB “THE LION AND ND THE MOUSE." “THE_MUSICKERS. 3 ___16TH AND BINNEY "HABI(ONY AND DISCORD.” "]‘HE HOUSE OF MIRRORS.” ANK MILLS. 6 REELS. T el PR LOTH)\OF. 24TH AND LOTHROP “THE DARING OF DIANA" ANITA STEWART, . “TRIANGLE FINE ARTS" COMEDY. SUBURBA. 24TH AND AME 'JOSE COLLINS in “A WOMAN'S8 HONOR." AN IXCITING Pl("l'UlE, and GOOD EDY. loth. g Comedy. LO plitting Comedy. Reward, FOR SALE—Miscellaneous Furniture and Household Goods. (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, APOLLO, I9TH AND LEAVENWORTH two box sprinbg mat- resses, one ice box; one ALICE BRADY In leather couch, rugs, “MISS PETTICOATS. TOULEVARD, 33D AND LEAVE ) HELEN ROSSEN in “APRIL.” 5 REELS. A FINE COMEDY. 2661 LEAVE HAS. RAY IN “THE DE%ERTER." West. 18T —_— chairs, rockers, comodes, chiffoniers, parlor suite, kitchen cabinet, gas range, cupboards, dress- ers, and hundreds of ar- ticles too numerous to mention, Don't fail to attend this sale. ORTH DOWD AUCTION CO., Auctioneers. KITTY GORDON in “HER MATERNAL RIGHT. A _GOOD_KEYSTONE COMEDY. g 066 T PAUL M'ALLISTER SCAiES OF FUS‘I‘!CE" ; AVENPORT, EMORY snd RICHARD MORRIS tn ABLE." ‘T“mfllb!-n TUHK." COMEDY, th Side. BUY YOUR FURNITURE NOW. While the underwriters' prices hold sway, The more you buy the greater will be your saving. BUY NOW. !TATE FURNITURE CO., Cor. 14th and Dodge. Douglas 1317, FOR BALE—Large size Gold Coln hard coal stove, worth, new, §65, used elght months. Perfect condition. WIIl sell for $26.00. Call at 1913 Bo, 34th or ses L. W. MOOR- man, Brandels stores. §6 ICE boxes, 25 200 ruf ¢ 1 Carpenters and Contractors. 2-:::“%-‘1:‘::35 3 LA !nn-raaa‘?son. 1906 Capitol Ave. Tyler 1633, §T—0n Tth i Whito Bros, contractors, bullders, jobbing. '.f",r{":'r',fgqf'"f,h:“:"H.:,"“’,'{:; Red §618, Wal. 3389, Work guaranteed. C. W. Hokanson, 2606 Leaven'th. Ty. 3193-, Costumes. THEATRICAL gowns, full dress suits, for ront, 206 N, 17th, John Feldmas D. 3138, Cameras and Finishing. “REXOETE" cameras, 2%-3%, $2.00; (uni- varsal focus lens and Howard. ), Green's Pharmacy, 16th Seo them today, Chirop! ractic. Drs. Johnston, 1325 W. O. W. Bldg. D. 8529. Chiropractic an DR. HURHORN'S vrnzuc adjusting d Spinal ‘Adjustment, modern sanitary chiro- parlors 414-18 Rose Bld h. grad.; lady al DR, KNOLLENBERG, and Farnam Sts. 8. W, Corner 720 leh Phone Dougl: 5 Dr. Frances n, 502-3 Rone BId. Ty.%388 Dr. J. C. Lawrence, 1 | “Baird Bidg. D. 8461, DresSmaking. A(‘(‘OIIDION Side Cov. & Button Co. e, Knife, Box Pleating, Buttons, Hemstitohing. Neb, Pleating 431-2 Paxto Bik. R. 4842 DRESSMAKING, romodelirg, day or homoe. ss M. Coe, 21 STYLE, reasonabl 9, seo Atkinson Co., 08 8. 36th Avp. H. 3606, “price in your fall 1802 Farn 200 DRESSMAKING =~ Reasonable prices. Baird B_ldl Kmnlnr Dr('lnn e I, 1626 City Nat'l. Terry Dressmak'g college, 20th and Farnam. secuted in all ca: Keeg Class eve. Priv Dr. Bradbury, No. Detectives. JAMES ALLAN, 313 Neville Blk. Evidence ses. Tyler 1136, Dancing Academy. DU LUX School Monday and Wednesday Bve Dance Tues., Thurs., Sat., Sun. Night. Dancing Acdy. fimem: on, eve, class and nnmbly Wed. lessons any time. Dentists. DANCING ACADEMY D. 7860. pain. 912 W. O. W. Bldg. Taft's Dent. Rm: 308 Rose Bidg. D. 3186, Attorney at Law. FRANCIS MORGAN, 613 Beo. Douglas 4069, _-———W—_T— Bmi ITH AND N “ONE GOOD mcrum: I o4 A GoOD COMEDY. IFRIG, — 1ITH AND VINTON HARRY CAREY in THREE GODFATHERS." ALSO_COMEDY. 29TH _AND M OLEN BOOKINGS," BT “SECRET OF THE SUBMARINE." 15 4 WTL‘AL FlA'I"l TRE PROOHA\I DEATHS & F:'_NERAL NOTICES HENNINGSEN—Henn Me rvived by five Henry, Jl&'uh Fred, John and Edward; one daughte Mra, Erank Culllson. Funeral Friday aftornoon from resl- dence, 319 Hickory street, at 2 p, m. In- terment, 8t. Mury Magdalene cometery, WRIGHT—Walter K, agod years 9 manthy, September 20, 1916, Funeral from family residence, 1035 fouth Eleventh street, Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock, to Burlington depot. Intel ment Plymouth, Il P FUNERAL DIRECTORS ire nml anllll- D 1 il 9 FOR !Abb-l‘llnnlsd ironing erd, and well bull us_for particulars. Doug. 5196, FURNITURE o 4123 or D, 6263 for appointment. R BALE—Cheap, & gas ran good con- dition, 526 8, 24th Avi neat FOR SALE—BILLIARD TABLES, Brand new, caroom and pocket, with complote outfit, §138; second-hi at re duced pri ppll easy _paymonts. Clgar res, drug, dell- catesson and solda fountain fixtures. THE BRUNSWICK-BALKE-COLLENDER CO,, 407-409 South 10th S8t FOR BALE—2 nearly new pool (ables, mis- slon style, fumed oak flnllh. 4x8, Cash or L 125, Griswold, Ia. gewelry, Diamonds and Watches ODEGAARD'S “Lucky Wedding Rings 16th and Douglas Sts. )hehim? and Engines. NEW AND SE -HAND MOTORS EXPERT ELECTRICIANS AND MACHINISTS. LE BRON ELECTRICAL WORKS. 318-20 8. 12th 8t, Omaha. BO]LIRS nl engines, 2 . MANTCURING, masseuse, 117% office. Room Expre o, TWIN CITY BExpress Co., 208, Expert Masseurs, faclal ‘massage, by expert N./16th 8t,, opposite post- dally, evenings. Companies, 1622 Cass Bt Douglas 1717. Heavy hauling a speclalty. ANYWHERE 25¢ WB. 2104 Everything for Women )\. slde knife, nburs! box 3 covered buttons, all sizes, and styles; hemstitching; picot edging, em- let cut INEAL 200 Douglas Blk. beading, brafding, cording, eye- work, buttonholes, pennants. BUTTON AND PLEATING C Douglas 1936, CHALMERS 6-passenger touring car, In running order, to trade for building stone, bullding material, on an acre near Omaha —or what you have. Car must be dis- posed of at once, as I have no use for 8. C A THOROUGHBRED Irish walpr spaniel pup, bred from high-grade stock; excel- lent for hunting or watching. I will trade for poultry, an L. C. Smith visible type- writer, or Winchester 12-gauge repeating shotgun—or what have you? Address 8. C. 338, Bee. 5x7 VIEW CAMERA, F. 6.3 Anastigmat lens, 11 dbl. plateholders, wide angle lens, developing and finishing outfit—to trade for avod 4x5 camera. S. C. 332, Bee, ATBOTT-DETROIT auto, 6-pars., new punc ture-proof tires all around, electric starter and lights, fully equipped; worth $260 will trade for anything of equal value, Box 8. C. 32 ADDING MACHINE—Burrough's Adding Machine, in first-class condition; will ex- change for office furniture, plclureu. bonds, or what have you a4 WANTED to swap a new cum rear car for a side pleasure car or delivery car that will it any make of motorcycle. Box 419, Bee. FOR SALE OR TRADE—336 bicycle with carblde gas lamp; ridden only % months will take $15, or what have you? Ad dress §. C. 370, Bee. WANTED—A valve trombone, silver plated; must be In good condition and standard make; will trade something or will buy. Box §, 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 a small house in Bouth Omaha. Have furniture, new mat- ting, phonograph, as part payment. 8. C. ANY Councll late model, 8. C. 548, FILMS developed freo when prints are or- dered, one-day service. KASE STUDIO, 213 Neville block, 16th and Harney. I HAVE a number of Victor and Colum- bla records which I have tired of. Would ke h 8. C.-348 Bee. ount of $2,660 worth of atock in Bluffs corporation to trade for G-pass. auto. Address Box Di i ove, eit hard or soft coal; make offer—anything I can use. Address 8. C. 357, Bee. WILL exchange Minneapolis motorcycle, late model, In good repalr,- for dlamond, worth $100, Box 8, C. 416 CHILD'S bed, llmnll new, stove, 8. C. CLEAR LOT FOR BIG CAR. “will trade for Will trade clear lot, West Karnam district for 7-passenger high grade car. B. C. 843, B« A LITTLE AD in this eolumn will bring about some remarkable exchanges. TWIN cylinder Indlan motorcycle, in_good ::I’Iflllon, will lrld. for horse. 8. C. Male. EXPERIENCED accountant desires & posi- tion with a relfable firm; excellent refer- ences. Bee, Box No. 5985, BOOKKEEPER, four years experience, de- sires position. First class recommendations __Harney 170 YOUNG man would like tracings to do evenings. Box 6209, 3 COLORED man desires position as porter r janitor; experienced; ref. Tyler 2553-J, WANTED—Sltuation. as porter or janitor, good_reference. Call evenings. Web. 4459. |7 Hotels and Restiura..... RELIABLE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 1610 Davenport St Douglas 1856 Headquarters for_hotel help. Miscellaneous. UNIVERSITY OF B. COLLEGE OF MEDICINE Wiil have a number of students who desire part timé employment; efficlent student help can be furnished firms or in- dividuals. Phone University of Nebraska College of Medicin Walnut 670. COLORED man and wife want pdsitions In flat as janitor and chambermald or laun- dress, with room. Phone Har. 6671, 112 So. 2ith. E. J. Moore. 2 Female. s coqu--rr-,yr stenographer (notary) de- sires position, experienced in real estate, implement and insurance work. Phone Red 3151 g B YOUNG LADY BOOKKEEPER, with expe- “employed as draughtsman Bee, rience, desires'a permanent position; good references. Address Box 283, Crawford, Neb. WANTED—Position as office girl In phy- sician's or dentist's office; nurse's train- Ing, experience and referenct YOUD Ste experienced Prefer bank or :lrzla Would start ol $76. Box 6910, Bee. PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER. Public stenographer and notary public, 607 Bee Bldg. Doug. 1863. Reas. rates THY BEE charge for “Situation adse” s lower than any other form of advertising —not enough to cover the cost of printing. Trade_School AUTO MECHANICS. EARN BIG MONEY. Lei &ATIONAL AUTO TRAINING ASS'N 2817, N. 20th St, Omaha. Bend for Free Catulogue. GOOD MEN WANTED To learn auto work for the many po- sitions now open. Fine training work In auto and electric starting system. AI;ERILAN AUTO \.OL;;EO 23 than make your expenses while | Wages or percentage. We won' charge you to begin; 1402 Dodge St. TRI-CITY BARBER COLLEGE. Miscelianeous. ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES, MEN W ANTED—Able-bodied unmarried men under age of 35; citizens of United States of good character and temperate habits. who can speak, read and write the Eng- lish lauguage. For information apply to Recrulting Officer, Army Blug, 16th and Dodge Sts., Omaha, Neb.: 130 N. 10th St Lincoln, Neb.; 827 4th St. Sloux City, Towa; 207 6th Ave. Des Mofues. lowa A FEW MEN—Common school education, good pay, no canvassing. Write Wm. J. _Sllk, West Liberty, 1 WANT of ambitio! 18 to Nam 45, wishing to become Omaha mall car- me! riers Commence, $67 month. Address Y 590, Be WANTED—Young _men clerk $75 per month; tion questions free. Franklin Dept. 221 R, Rochester, z FARMERS, ATTE! « furnish real farm hands free of charge Write or phone. Square ployment Agey., 209 8. 13th, Omaha, Jh 00 Mr)NTH—Ga\ernm\nl johs Men and women wanted. List of positions open, free. Franklin Institute, Dept. 221 8. Rochester, N. Y. i 7_ \\A\’[‘hll-—bxpulencmi wringer man Fontenelle hotel laundry. Salary, $12 Apply timekeeper's office, Fontenello Ho- tel. WANTED at once, four carpenters for Towa, 40c per hour; 10 hours. Raymond Labor Agency, 1119 Douglas St —Exp: trelght | s raflway mail sample exumina- Institute, T10. handlers. WANTED—Permanent posifion by experi- onced lady bookkeeper. Harney 3498. FIRST-CLASS chambermald wishes posi- lon in Lll) colored. \\eh 1171, WASH, Iron; take home, g out. R. 6984, WANTED—Experfenced Unlon Pacific Frelght House, Jackson Sts. WANTED—Colored porter; quired. 2907 Leavenworth. MEN wanted (o enlist In Signal Corps at 9th and Teferences re- FOR practical nurse call 8. 2833 once; report at_Lincoln. e La r Work. WANTED—Japanese or Korean boy. 3109 N unux;l ‘nalng'{vorkohut S| e S DEN B OB Becks D et Wob. 2108, T0 MEN, 1 teamster; work all winter. Tok = South 23, DAY work, cooking; col. lady. Web, 1171 2! . LAUNDRY work and day work. Web, 3401 BUNDLE washing and day work. Web. 1948, AGENTS AN CANVASSERS FIRST-CLASS laundress by day. Web. 6037 = BUSINESS CHANCES AUCTION SALE. At 20th and Farnam Streets, $10,000 Stock of Groceries and Fixtures _ To Bé Sold at Puhllc 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 sult purchasers. Fixtures consist ‘of: Bidle wash; call, del.; guar. Mrs. East,H. 3864 ‘Eperlenced lady wants dav_work, H 4643 DAY work wanted. Phory Harney 1461 BUNDLE washing done. Harney 3903. — HELP WANTED—MALE Stores and Offices. One $600 cash register; ons $250 cash register. One $600 meat box. One $500 cheese, butter and milk icebox. One $200 cheese counter, marble top. One $276 Hbbart electric coffee mill and fneat grinder. One $226 U. 8. meat slicer. Four marble top meat counters. Three display counters. ing scales. About 200 feet adjustable shelves with ladders; three floor plate glass show- one cashler office; one large iron one olbow clgar case and many other artlcles too numerous to mention, together with a first class stock of gro- ceries, Mr. Merchant: Don’t fall to attend this sale Monday, Sept. 25, at 2 p, m. at 20th and Farnam Streets. Three comput- For further Information call Carl Katle- man, Attorney, trustee, 616 Keelino Bldg. Phone Douglas 4848, or JAMES L. DOWD, AUCTIONEER, W. O. W. Bldg. Phone Red 3 MOVING PICTURE THEATERS, Western Iowa and Nebraska locations, exclusive houses, towns ‘1,600 to 2,30 guaranteed strictly money makers; m: chines, chalrs, wscreens, etc. new and slightly used. OMAHA THEATER SUPPLY CO., Baird Bldg. Omaha, Neb. AN established manufacturer wants general sales manager t0 open offico and manage salesme) 00 to $700 capital necessary. Money-making possibilities unlimited; will pay expenses to Chicago If you are man we want. Sales Manager, 1012 Republic Bldg. Chicago. FOR SALE—Paying business, should net $400 monthly and Increase. Can undarsell competitors 60 per cent, still giving spleu- did value. Experience unnecessary, $400 cash required. Well secured. No travel- ing or canvassing. Business of merlt. Mr. James, Hotel Loyal, 10 to 1 or § to 7. FOR BALE—Good, clean stock of hard- re, llve town, central Nebraska. Good reason for selling. Be quick. Address Y 257, Bee. BEE WANT-ADS GAINED 19,699 MORE PAID ADS than any other Omaha news- paper gained in first months 19186. Good results at less cost Is the reason why. FOR RENT—A fine generai store, locall in Des Moines, Ia. A 4-story brick buill Ing on a good business corner; about 30,000 square feet of floor space. Write Y 606, Bee. FOR SALBE—Drug store in & small Towa Fixtures and Wiring. E el Cui DURKIN lnmps. 2 IDEAL Halr Parlors, 207 curing, toflet a lectrlc washing machines, ectric irons and ming St g aird Bldg. ‘Mnnh rticles. Douglas 61 Hat Cleaning and Blocking. aned STRAW, Panam and reblocked. all kinds hats ¢l 616-1520 Harney. Hand Laundry. CALL DOUGLAS dry done right 4626 and have your laun- and reasonable. lal.l" . JOHNSTON, emoaimers lnfl h- J ! diraciors 111’8 Teth Ty LY K BURKET & SON—Funeral dlt«florl and vmbalmer 804 Leavenworth Ha QUEBR & TR Underiukers and o b imers nuglas 1220 Monuments wnd Cemetertes. BEAUTIFUL markers, (abiets and crosses ~for unmarked graves Redman Grave Marke, Co' 1470 Svencer 1 Wabater 2605 e e ' FLORISTS. WEST QUALITY _ CUT FLOWERSN Téants. 't Combinstions, shipped ovi where ixcellent service 10 our custom- COMMERGIAL Duplicating Co., alsc Steno. Phone for prices. Dougl 640 Paxton B! Get our Arices on job printing. CAMPAIGN CARDS A SPECIALTY. U. §& PTG. €O, BEE BLDG, DOUG. 1178, WATERS-BARNHART Ptg G. Co. quality _printing. Tel. Doug. 2190. 634 8. 13th St. Sewing M EWING MACHINES We rent, repalr, sell neodles nnd parts of all sewing machines. MICKEL'S NEBRASKA CYCLE CO, 16th and Harney Sts. Doug. 1663, town. Fine farming country. WIll trade for land If right. Good proposition. Best of reasons for selling. Address Y 607, Bee. WANTED—A good man to conduct a firs! class cafe In the Savoy Hotel. Will make free rent to the right person. Call at _ hotel_office. 'wo box ball alleys; 36 ft.; al- a bergain If taken at once. Charles Muupln 407 E. 6th St, North Platte, Nob, BOOKKEEPER ..... X STENOGRAPHER 76.00 CLERK, typist, out town 65,00 PACKER, furniture 66.00 BKPR., bank 76.00 JR, OFFICE CLERK 85.00 LLECTOR . . 50.00 COLLECTOR 65.00 LED 65.00 THE BOOKKEEPER and stenographer; prefer man about 30 to 35 years of age; small office; permanent position; good chance for advancement; $86 to $100. Give particulars by phone Douglas 1466. We: Referenco and Bond Ass'n, Inc. AGENTS wanted In every town for D kerosene burners, for cook rangs West & McL., 1607 Leavenworth. Omaha. HELP WANTED—FEMALE Stores and Offices. er [ 60.00 . 35.00 . 1500 . 65.00 BOOKKEERER .. BKPR., Bluffs. BTENO,‘ hefi'llmer . COMPTOMETER OPR. . STENOGRAPHER . OFFICE CLERK . . 30.00 CLERK, dis. office 30.00 THE CANO AGENCY, §00 BEE BLDG. BKPR. and steno., $66; ass't bkpr., $50; gen. office clk.,, $40; steno., out of town, $50; steno,, Co. Bluffs, $50; steno. and bkpr., out of town, $50. Western Reference and Bond Ass'n, Inc., Originators of the Reference Business. 762 Omaha Natlonal Bank Bullding. WANTED—Stepographer for abatract office, Must write plain legible hand Permanent position. Apply to E. F. Hah- inson, Hartington, Neb. WANTED—Two men on speclal proposi- tion Must be speclaity men of ability with best of references. Apply between 10 and 12 a. m. 312 Baird Bullding, F. D. Browning. ASSISTANT bookkeeper, good penman, for permanent position with local manufac- turing firm; would consider man with office experience; salary $66-$76. Glve par- ticulars by phone Douglas 1458, Western Reference and Bond Ass'n, Inc. STENOGRAPHER and clerk, wholesale house; want young man with ambition to develop into an executive position; salary STENO,, $60; steno., $60; steno., $40; ledzer clerk, $50; oftice clerk, $40. WATTS REF. CO., 840 Brand Theater Bldg. RUPTURES! ™ irgicatgoperation. Call or write Dr Frank H. Wray, Iod NEW HAMILTON CAFE New Management. Home-Cooked Meals. Mod. prices. Hamilton Apts.. 24th & RITTENHOUSE Sanitarlum_ Baths of all kinds; massage and chiropody. 210-214 Baird Blk., 17th and Dougias. D. 3453. = EAT HOME- CO(JK" D MEALS NEW DELICATE! 806 FARNAM. B MAE BRUGMA G Scientific masseuse baths. 203 Karbach Blk. _ ___Red 2721, GORSHTS made (o order. Prices $3.60 to $20.00. Expert fitting. Nu-Bone Corset Shop. Brandels Thea. Lobby. D. 4396. FROM (his date on 1 will not be responsi- ble for any debts contracted by my wife. H. Wells By Y—1 1322 410 A PRIVATE maternity home. 4416 N, 58t St. Phone Colfax 2042, MISS WILSON—Bath and manicurin 2 Davidge Blk. Phone Douglas 8 Lbl LLA WEBSTER, masscuse, 518 Paxton 4k, 10 &. m. to 5 p. m. D. 3227 l'IPIC massage. 620 Ree Bldg. Phone 6372, No. FOR RENT—ROOMS ATTENTION, ROOM HUNTERS! It sou fall to find the room you desire among these ads, call at The Pee oifice for a Room List—Gives complete detailed deseription of v cant rooms in all parts of the cit if more convenlent phone The B ‘Want Ad Dept, and give your nai and address, and & lst will malled W you ut once. issued cvery week. Furnished Rooms. FOR GENTLEMEN—Cholce lo location, on car line; home strictly modern; rent reason- able, or would be glad to have student \ and allow part, room rent for light worlk W, 4|nuL 1837, " FURNISHED ROOMS. FOR MEN ONLY 608 NORTH 17TH ST. BEAUTIFULLY furnished room with al- cove, suitable for two gentlemen or two, employed ladles. Harney 6293, FOUR furnished rooms, $1 per week; also other strictly modern rooms at $2.50 and $3 per week. 2012 N, 18th St. CHICAGO—2610—In private hume; large south front room with alcove; also side be New lists are V ) i front room, twin bed, private en- excellent car seryice. Call 4737, ROOMS—§? por weel elsg_rooms with Council Bluffs. kitchenettes. Ogden Hotel, LARGL well-furnished front room in pri- e hom dern, Call Harney 38934, FOR RENT—Front room, furnished, private bath if desired. 121 Douglas. Doug. 1741, NICH room In new, modern Hanscom park 1 B Harney 4201 3407 CAPITOL—Front room with kitchon- ette; also sleeping room; modern. Housekeeping Rooms 2902 DODGE—CLEAN, NICELY FURNISE ED MODERN HOUSEKBEPING ROOMS. 2 BASEME! rooms for light holll'leeplns, very reasonable. Doug. 2440. 1611 HO“’ARD modern housekeeping rms. Board and Rooms. 829 PARK Ave—2 elegantly furnished front rooms with board; suitable for 4 or & gentlemen. }{arney 1875. Rooms Wanted. - Professions_and_Trades. WANTED—MANUFACTURING JEWELER OR REPAIR MAN. KENNAN & OVER- HOLDT, 826 BRANDEIS BLDG. WANTED—Experienced white maid. Boquet Hotel, 15th and Howard. W. NTED—Alteration _ seamsiress; good teady_work. 2907 Leavenworth St. WANTED—Exporienced maker at Lacy & TWO or three housekeeplng rooms wanted for two months, Oct. and Nov. MUST BE VERY GOOD AND CONVENIENT TO FARNAM SCHOOL. Prefer something in private fmily. References. Address 6420, Omaha_Bee. YOU PEOPLE WHO RENT ROOMS, CALL THE BEE WANT-AD DEPT. ard flad out all about the FURNISHED ROOM GUIDE. It's a plan that is helping many peopls rent their rooms. $76; dict. opr., $76; typist, $40. WATTS REF. CO., 840 Brand Theater Bldg. EXEPERIENCED grocery clerk; references required. Box 6211, Bes, Professions_and Trades. | Wanted, Gordon Press Feeders, Steady Work. U. S. Printing Co., Main Floor Bee Bldg. UG POSITIONS—ALL STATES. CO-OPERATIVE REFERENCE CO. Nebraska's Greatest Employment Bui 1016-16 City Natlonal Bank Bldg. YOUNG MAN, study law: EVENING down- towr. SESSIONS. UNIVERSITY OF OMAHA law department. Sec'y Thom- sen, 405 Omaha Natlonal Bank. WANTED-—Planist for moving picture thea- ter. Call at Boulevard theater between 9 a. m. and 4 p. m. 3306 Leavenworth St. WANTED—Experienced presser and bushel- man at once, Good wages. Address Cher- okee Dry Cleaning Works, Cherokee, Ia. to begin, $70. Box 6206, Omaha Bee. Tremaine Millinery. 1823 Farnam. BOOKKEEPER who can do some steno- | WOMAN to cut and sew under garments, Ap- Eraphic worle $85. ©oANT, ply 509 Boe Bldg. FOR RENT—FURNISHED g GIRL to learn d ing. 602 5. 1sth 1327 W, O. W. Building. i e ressmaking. Apartments and Houses. BALESMAN, lowa, salary depends; steno., Apartments. Saleswomen and Solicitors. WANTED—A lady to take charge of a crew of lady sollcitors; one who has had ex- perience and is famillar with crew work; good lary and a permanent position. Apply at Beddeo's, 1417 Douglas. WANTED—Experienced coat and help. Orkin Bros. Household and Domestic. WANTED—Experienced girl for _general housework; good wages; no washing. Harney 1891, 136 So. 38th St. EXPERIENCED_general girl, white pre- terred, where laundress 1s kept; good rof- crences, Harney 6914. WANTED a good girl for gensral house- work, 4 In famlily, good wages. Harney 6309, 3424 Dodge. TOUSEKEEPER—Respectable, with refer- ences. About 40. Family of four. P. O. Box 646, Qmaha. WANTED—Cook at St. Rita Hall, Residence for girls and business women. Doug. 6206, WANTED—GIr] for general housework; 4 1n amily; $7 per week. 140 No. 33d St. WANTED—Whito girl for housework, small family. 3022 Pacific 8t. Harney 033. skirt 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 comfortable. TRAVER BROS, Tel. Doug. 6886. 705 Omaha Nat. Bank. Or Call Web. 4835, 1918 VINTON—2 large well-furnished rooms, pantry and gas range; private entrance: good location; $3 per week. Phone Red 6287, ST. CLARBE, 24th and Harney, $r. fur. apt. Har, Houses. 8-ROOM, strictly modern, well mmhhz home, desirable neighborhood, hot water heat. Reasonable terms for right party. Call Webster 6616, 8-RM. strictly modern, well furnished home, desirable neighborhood; hot water heat, reasonable’ terms for right party. Call_Web. 6516, 847, . MECHANIC wented to work in garage just completed. Address Homer McClure, Re- public, Kas SHOWCARD writing taught evgs. by work- Address Box ing expert, complete for $10. 4562, Bee. Good $14 gnarantee. o 8. P. Varney, Alm- CEMENT sidewalk; contract to let 1,700 feet. Address, 6219 Omaha Hee. IF YOU want to sell or buy a business or rooming house call on Busch & Bor‘hoff. 730 World-Herald Bldg. Phone D. 1319, SHOEMAKER wanted, good salary. Apply h. at once, Wideawake, 522 §. 16t DRUG store snaps; jobs. Knelst, Bee Bldg. ‘Iob Printing. we sell m pleture theate GATE CITY Printing Co., high grade print-| machines, featuro films. Co-Operative _ing. 2631 N. 24th. Phone Web. 1887, Film_and Supply Co. 210 Bromley Bidg. Justices of the p"ce, WILLIAMS, established 28 years. To huy H H CLAIBORNE, 512 Paxton Blk. Red| Or sell business see him. 411 McCague Dr. Mary Anderse: Notary Publie; C. W. BRITT, 301 Barker Block. Olteosnths. de lon, steno. n, 606 Bes Bldg. D. 399§ Patent Attorneys. H. A BTl}RQl& 630 Brandels Th. D. 3469, 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. MOTION PICTURE MACHINBS, New and rebullt bargains, supplies. Omaha Film Exchange. 108 8. 14th St. Salesmen and_Solicitors. HIGH-GRADE SOLICITORS Wanted in «Saunders, Dodge, Burt and Sarpy counties by prominent LIFE INSURANCE ASS'N. Liberal contracts to parties who can pro- duce businesS, Men with automobiles pre- forred. Good proposition for HAIL, TOR- NADO and ACCIDENT MEN. Address Y-593 Bee. Pension Attorneys. 8. 1. Gordon, 769 Om. Nat. Bk. D, 2480. Pianos for Rent. $3.60 per mo. A. _Hospe Co., 1513 Douglas. ORTMENT of fresh llmnu. r.shipped anywhere. L. HEN- L _Typewriters_and Supplie DPRIO‘. Illl Farnam St Dour. 1338, Sell, Exchange, Rent Typewriters, Typewriter Ribbon, 60¢. C: $160 box. Midland EW machines sold the same as rent; §3 per month. Seor us before you bu rent. Shipped any place on ten day free trial. Butts Typewriter Exchang 816 8. 18th, Omaha, Neb. TYPEWRITERS sold, rented and repaired. Rent an Oliver Typewriter, 3 months for §5. Central Typewriting Exchani 1905 Farnani, REMINGTONS, Monarchs and Premiers for rent; sent anvwhere. ington Typewriter Company. D ~ FRATERNAL ORDERS, X NTION BTAGE, Omaha Drove No. 135: You are re- questsd to attend the funeral of Brother W. B. wrmn. who pasied away Wednes- day, Bept. 20, 19 Funeral nrvleo A( the residence, 1935 8. 11th Bt. Friday, Sept. 28, at 4 p. m. u.mbon will meel n 419 Rose Bldg. at ) VY R B, LUND. Chalrman, BIRTHS AND DEATHS. Mary Scheiblofs 1 Dorcas, girl l'lrll and Jennle Abdala, 1216 Pacific, girl; Nick and Mary Lipostak, Fourteonth, girl; Steve ami uss, 19456 South Twentieth, girl and Ida Kimmel, 1929 South Twen- % golat, “giH; “brank. and. Eiinor Rubenis Smith Rem- 1284, Home-made xrape wine. $1.25 PER GALLON. Sunklst port, full quart, 50 cents. 014 Taylor whisky, full quart, 88 centa. CACKLEY BROS. tresses made over In new ticks at half the price of new ones. Phone us for sample of ticking. Mall orders filled. 1907 Cuming 8t. Douglas 2467 DEE want-ads GAINE PAID ADS tHan any other paper gained In first sove GOOD RESULTS AT L maha news months 1916, rty-secol John A, w uu mth Forty-third, Anna Nelson, 4225 Em- m M. ull Anna Bchinker, 1211 M. Lockwood, 15 mc lntn Twenty-fifth; sAlfred Ralph P, Beall, 30, ue; lmnu Johnston, l'l ( Mrs. C. “main- i 4 quarts of Old Fontenelle whisky, bottled In bend. Heary PFollock, mlllsflfl’ll‘ house. Doug. 7162. 122124 16th S ALEX ]I ;ETTI;S LIQUOR HOUSE. nth and Douglas. Bottled In bond whisky, 85 full quart, oter Wom, $1.00, $1.26 Wull-. loc;nlcv. 65, 2613 .Ho‘.r:tkl. 11 months, Thir- ; Henning Henningsen, 6 Towel Supa)liu. OMAHA Towel Supply, 2 7 8. 11th. D, 623, Wedding Statione WEDDING annou I las_Printing Ct ncements an prigting. Tel. Doug. “‘t " Vacuum Cleaners. CLEAN QUICKL' Y AND THOROUGHLY WITH ECLIPSE ELECTRIC; RENT, $1 AND §1.50 PER DAY. DOUGLAS 1760. e WANTE ED TO BUY DESKS DESKS DESKS Now desks, u __and tradéd. J. sed desks, bought, sold C. Reed, 1207 Farnam. q THOLMES pays your price for second-hand hoes and hats. Web. 3320, clothes, SWAPPERS' COLUMN IF YOU have anything te trade, make up a little a 2 2 run it In this column for seven daye—it only costs 26c and 3c per answer. This offer s good only in Omaha, and excludes Real Estate, cash offers, and Business Prope: ‘These, as well Swappers' rates. Column, One or two answers are sufficient fes For Salo or Trade. 8 mall orders for use of must pay regular to make your trade and the whole trans- action oniy costa about 30e. Try it. GREATER Inore; in THE B D T-AD8 £ than In any other Omaha paper. 32,028 MORE months 1916 o per for the same perio PAID WANT-ADS first me period of exceeds by ‘19,699 paid of -ny‘?lhor Omaha pa- FOR SALE by owner—Drug store, dwelling and stock; square deal. Address owner, 918 West 6th Ave., Denver, Cglo. FOR SALE—Good paying restaurant in good town; good reasons for selling. Address Box 242, Valentine, Neb. FOR SALE OR RENT—Blacksmith &h ®hop. 1t interested Inquire at once, Theo. H. Paschke, Hampton, Neb. Rooming Houses. LARGE double flat, furnished. for light ekeeping, well filled; best location in will sell double or aingle. Box 6774, SITUATIONS WANTED Mlle. PHYISICAN and Surgeon, 36 years old, with hospital, experience, specialized in nervous aj s, desires to locate in live city or within 200 miles of Omaha; ten years' practice; can furnish best refer- ences. _Address Box 6174, Bee. MARRIED man, 24 years of age, wants po- sition”as clerk in hotel, wife as waitress; tme experience, clean-cut, A-1 ref- erence. No objection to small town. Ad- dress J. M. D, Tel. D. 2620.' 1517 South 26th_St. WANTED—Position by middle-aged gentle- man as night watchman; can run st tionary englne, or work in boller roos Has had years' experience as eng! W. Line, Box 5878, Be COLLEOE student desires board and room in exchange for any work. Experienced in dnrlvln‘ car or furnace work. Box 6189, 0. MAN and wife, no children, wigh work on farm or ranch, Best referencts. Address Lock: 3 Leavenworth, ups atrs, NG m iolinist, A-1 slght reader, desires connection with orchestra, theater or other engagements. Tylsr 1108, EXPERI CED NIGHT WATCHMAN wis! position, Call 1434 8. 13th. Doug- lu 4935, Frank Hanak. tow Y WE ARE now starting our fall selling cam- paign and can use a few good solicitors. Good opening for llve wires, both in the city and on the road. Extra bonus to real producers. 833 Brandéls Theater. SATLESMEN to call on professional men, Ei tablished trade. Steady, permanent in- State age, experlence. Also one P, O. Box 111, Phila- come. for outside city. __delphia, Pa. ATTRACTIVE contracts to full time men writing health and acc. Ins. Prev. ex. not necessary. Federal Ins. Co., Lincoln, Neb. WANTED—First-class solicitors; good mon- to right parties. LeRoy Ol Lot Room a 7 ors, good propo- sition to right me Apply at 529 Bee Blag. o e P e R T WANTED—Experienced ~ silic _and dress __goods unlcnmnn. Thumvnnn . Belden & Co. SEC. & TNV co., 1017w 0 W Big STOCK SALESMEN wanted. Inquire Sioux City Tire and Mfg. Co., Sloux City, Ia. SALESMEN—BIg money for business ge ters.Call at 1017 W. O. W. Bidg. Boys. WANTED—Boys, over 16, In our battiing de- partment. Willew Springs Diatillery, 4th and Plerce Sts. BOYS wanted to learn trade; years of age. and_Dodge. OFFICE boy to run errands and answer telephone; ans. in own handwriting. Box 6129, Bee. BOY with wheel wanted, Teddy Dear Clean- ers, 1908 Harney St. Trade Schools. MOLER BARBER COLLEGE Largest (n the U. 8. Earn expenses while attending by our plan. Positions guar- anteed, Speclal summer rates. Write for 1llustrated catiogue or call in person. 110 §. 14th Bt, Omabhs, Nel (Eatablished 1893.) must be 18 Gordon-Lawless Co.. 8th A D ee upeient cook. Mrs. H. F.| st be rented by Oct. 1. Call Harney 375, Hotels and Restaurants. Miscellaneous. WANTED — Experfenced cuff press and | HOUSES for rent, walking distance, 6 and starch girl, Fontenelle hotel laundry; good wages to right party. Apply Timekeeper's office, Fontenelle Hotel. ‘WANTED—Cook In small country town. N. 19th. . Doug. 8365. 418 Miscellaneous. WANTED—Young women, ed 17 to 23, with common _achool education, gerfect slght and hearing, for cal and long dls- tance felephone work. Apply to C. F. Lambert, 1817 Douglas St. A YOUNG girl, 16, to take care of small children at the Creche. 1235 South 7th. Douglas 5621, EDUCATIONAL * BOYLES COLLEGE. DAY SCHOOL. NIGHT SCHOOL. Every day Is enrollment day Book- keeping, shorthand, stenotype, typewritin, pny, civil service—all commercial English_branches. Catalogue free BOYLES COLLEGE, Douglas 1566. 19th and Harney Sts and VAN BANT SCHOOL OF BUSINESS, DAY AND EVENING SCHOOLS, Second Floor Omaha National Bank Bldg. Entrance, 220, Qouglas 6850, Musical. 7 rooms. First Trust Company. D, 1151, ——— FOR RENT—HOUSES West. §-ROOM . houso, modern, 8564 Howard Bt, $35; small cottage, 3560 Howard, $18. In- quire 3564 Howard St. North. NO. 3220 BURT ST.—7 rooms; hot watere heat; large lawn; half block from car. Let us show you this, ARMSTRONG-WALSH COMPANTY, Tyler 15638, Rose Bldg., 16th and Farnam. 1515 GRANT ST —7-r conm.. modern. ¥36. 1 3 Ramgo Bldg. Doug. 40§ odern house near high echool, Stebbins, 1610 Chicago. South. -room, all modern houes St.; newly painted ana § $45.00. o FOR REN at 3017 Pacific papered throughout and In fine condition. Call 1202 City Nat. Bank Bldg., or Phone 3. D. 313 FIVE-ROOM cottage, modern except fu * nace; good location on car line. South- east corner South 32d Ave. and Gold St. $ FOR RENT—AIl modern; bath, furnace, electric light; 6-room house, 1710 Desr Park Blvd. Phone Tyler 2 . $20.00. FOUR bIg rooms, water, gas and electrio light, $12. Douglas 7551. BOURICIUS MUSIC STUDIOS, 1511 Dodge. European systems modernized and Amer- icanized with gratifying resulte. D. 2471. Harp—Limited number puplls accepted com- ing meason; early applications favored. Harps fur, Loretfa De Lone, 306 Lyric Bld PERSONAL PILES, FISTULA CURED Dr. E. R. Tarry cures piles, fistula and other rectal diseasey without surgical operation. Cure guaranteed and no money pald untll cured. Write for book on rec- tal diseases with testimonials. DR. E. R. TARRY, 240 Bee Bldg. Omaha, Neb THE Salvation Army Industrial home so- licita your old clothing, furuiture, mag: sines. We collect. We distribui Ph Doug. 4136 and our wagon will call and inspect our mew home. 1110-1112-1114 Dodge 8t §-R. house with bath. 1613 Dorcas St Miscellanzous. WE HAVE WHAT YOU WANT, HOUSES AND COTTAGES. PARTLY MODERN. , 3401 Manle St.. . 1713 Calffornia MODERN EXCEP 2004 Saratoga St.. 2819 North 27th St 2708 Seward St. STRICTLY MODERN. 6-r., 4313 Seward St. (A good de- tached house newly decorated throvghout, in a lood resldence eaction) . $30.00 6-r., 3417 Francls St. . coo.0 36.00 7 3607 No. 30th St. (A cholce cottage, with garage In rear). 35.00 §-r., 3901 No. 17th St......... 30.00 527 (Close ln). re- Park Ave. ...... 25.00 8r., 1 "(A wood brick dwelling newly dacorated through- out, choico residence section), ... 8-r,, 8716 Lincoln Blvd. (A good de- tached house in very choice resi- dence sectlon) Tourstoq 40200 FLATS. \ 8-r. 713 No. 20th St. WE HAVE OTHERS PLETE LIST BEFORE RENTING. PORTER & SHOTWELL, 35.00 7§ 7.60—4-r. cottage in rear 2223} $25.00—b-r. bungalow, all mod., 3333 Clask .2 H. A. WOLF, 614 Ware Blk. Douglas_80645" 5. HOUSES FOR RENT, CREIGH, SONS & CO. BEE BLDG. DOUG. se%.