Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 23, 1916, Page 12

Want-Ad Rates CASH WITH ORDER. lc per word each insertion (Set solid—no dispiay.) Ads Paragraphed of Set In Display Style. G lusasesesivy ..one time 7o per lin _{hres consecutive times (Count six words to the line.) CHARGE BA'I'KSI £o per line. ...one time Te per lin three tonncutlv- times (Coy words to the line.) ipecial Ratea: !'lrm lnd Ranch Lands. Te per Iin (Count six ‘words to the I FOREIGN ADVERTISING UNDER AGENTS OR HELP WANTED CLASSI- FICATIONS. Zc per word.....uv 1340 per word. NO AD TAKEN FOR LENS THAN A TOTAL OF 200 OR LESS THAN 10c A DAY. . .one time "’ three consecutive times CARD OF THAVKS. DEATH AND FU- ERAL NOTICES. 100 per Itne. . .............A.,nch insertion (Minimuni_chargs 60 cents.) MONTHLY RATE FOR STANDING ADS (No change of copy allowed.) One ltne..... .$1.96 Two lines or more. Tine $1.80 (Count six weeks to Itne.) (Contract 1ates on application.) THE BEE will not be responsible for mors than one Incorrect insertion of an adver- tisement nrdered for more than one time ADVERTISERS should retain recelpts given by The Bee in payment for Want Ads, as no mistake can be rectified without them. USE THE TELEPHONE if you cannot con- ventently bring or send in your ads Ask for & Want-Ad Taker, and you will re- celve the anme good service as when livering four ag at the office. PHOI TYLER 1000, WANT-AD COLUMNS CLOSE, EVENING EDITIONS 12:00 M. MORNING EDITIONS. 00 P. M. BIRTHS AND DEATHS. “Birthe—Frank and Macy Grow, 4316 South Twenty-sixth, girl; Daniel F. and Jullana O'Brien, 4106 North Twenty-third, girl; Leon and Joanna Czermlcki, 3217 K, girl; John and Mary Halat, 2616 South Twenty- eighth, boy; Joseph and Pauline Sohergk, 4412 South Thirty-fourth, boy; Frank and Katla Snyderovitz, 43 South Fortleth, girl; Thomas and wierczak, 4420 South Thirty-flifth, eorge E. and “hristlan Hall, 1822 North Twentleth, girl; 4329 Burdetts, 2013 Web- 1418 | Elinor George and Anna_Gamble, boy; Charles and Esther Tynell, ster, girl; Roy and Marle Bylund, Westerfleld _avenue, girl; Carl and Ryan, 606 South Twenty- E. and Elizabeth Stone, ty-first, girl. Deaths—Walter E. Wright, 47, 1935 South Eleventh; Roy H. Conlon, 26, hospital; Wil- Ham Woiter, 70, 2219 South Twenty-ninth; 2014 South Twen- | Edward Nelson, 85, 1109 Farnam; Myrtlu 8. Belleville, 33, hospital; Jacob B. Frey, 81, hospit; Ellzabeth Houston, 79, 3001 | Mason; Frank Hermelbracht, 22, hospital e BUILDING PERMITS. Tiome Bullders, Inc. 2214 South Sixth, frame dwelling, $1,500; Daughters of Israsl Ald soclety, 1512 North Twenty-fifth, brick bath house, $8,600; L. Sflverman, 2718 Bin- ney, trame dwelling, $2,000. ATTRACTIONS MERRY-GO-ROUND af German Home Park Carnival from Sept. 26 to Oct. §, at 4406 South 13th 8t. LOST-FOl;Ni) REWARDS IF YOU iose anything and will advertise it here, you will surely recover it If found by an honest person. Remarkable recov- gl-u are brought about every day through this column, THE LAW-—People who find loat articles are interested In knowing that the state law is strict in requiring them to seek the owner through advertisement and otherwise, and that a fallure to dp s0, it same can be proven, involves & se- L] pcnllxy MOVIE PROGRAM Curreat ."W- the best Motion Picture in Omaha. (Changed Daily.) Downtown. 1415 FA NAM A METRO MELODRAM. i “THE SHADOWS OF A (H\EAT CITY" WITH THOMAS JEFFERSON and ADELAIDE THURSTON 1317-19 DOUGLAS CESS, Bl\ltfirfl, Redfeather and Universal Productions So—Presented H lr)ll—-‘l Redfeather ture Day “Ip' MY COUNTRY SBHOULD CALL” A Drama of Mother Love and War Time orth. 0T 6 (2-res] Borial) BLOOD" 1 IND, “LIBERTY,” Ni "MOUNT. “THE TERRIBLE TURK" “ANIMATED WEEKLY" 16T} “The Greater Obllblllun " & 3-reel drama, Featuring Bryant Washburn “The Grip of Evil," And a Good Comedy. P, I‘TK AND DE WOLFE 'E_HOPPER, | “CASEY AT THE BA ‘1usunmw'“;o 12, “THE HOLLY HOUSE" “QOING TO THE DOGS," ol AND BINNEY AND AMES OMAHA & COUNCIL BLUFFS STREET RAILWAY COMPANY. Persons having lost some articls would do well to call up the office of the Omaha & Council Bluffs Strest Rallway company to ascertaln whether they left it in the street car. Many turned In to restore Call ch day ar mpany {8 anxio rightful owners. LOST — Large helrloom cameo pin, T turn to 2716 Poppelton Ave. or 636 Pax- I venth, boy; Cecll | ton Blk Harney 1604 and recelve ltberal reward. LOST—Blue leather handb bank book and money; liberal reward. Phone Wal- nue 610, LOST—Cameo brooch, ward, Harney 3280, last Monday. Re- FOR SALE—Miscellaneous Furniture and Household Goods. BUY YOUR FURNITURE NOW. While the underwriters’ prices hold sway. The more you buy the greater will be your saving. BUY NOW. STATE FURNITURE CO., Cor. 14th and Dodge. Douglas 1317, BTOVES, furniture, rugs, bedding linen of all kinds. Open till 9 p. m. Dolgotf, 1839 N. 24th Bt. FOR SALE—Patented ironing board, and well bullt; will us_for_particulars. Dou FOR BALE—A llna"lldnho-rd and pr-cuul- 1y new gas 1 H, FURNITURE cheap, & cL movln 4123 or D, 6263 for appointment. fIOUBKHOL,D goods and plano for aale. neat 4 DOMEDY)/ 4102 N, 28th, upstairs. South. Billiards and Pocket Tables. e | ND LBAVENWORTH | FOR SALE—BILLIARD TABLES. Brand PICTURE” “ONE GOOD AND NANCE O'NEILL, In COMEDY BOULBVARD, §3D AND LEAVENWORTH duced prices; bowll easy payment Clgar stores, drug, dell- catessen and solda fountain fixtures. THE BRUNSWICK-BALKE-COLLENDER CO,, 407-409 South 10th St. and | DR. t & lifetime. Phone | Dr. Al | BTTTEN AL GRIMES GOLDE SAVE 20 per cent on RAI!I.\N T FOR BALBE—Tourlst tion. Colfax 2648. MAHOGANY grafonola, reasonable, Colfax 4046. Good condition, FOR BALE—Second-hand Gem furnace. 1323 GUTTMAN Clothes, Shoes. HOLMES pays your price for second-hand clothes, shoes and hat WE PRINT EVERYTHING BRODEGAARD'S CHINA PAINTING (aught, special club __brices, 635 8. 27th St. Harney 3865. T FOR SALE—Miscellaneous 'ES LIQUOR HOUSE. Thirteenth and Douglas. Rottled in bond whisky, 85c, $1.00, $1.26 full quart JESKS, safes, cte. Wa Supply Co., ucales, showcases, shelving, buy, sell. Omaha Fixture & 414-16-18 8. 12th. Doug. 272 and Jonathan apples for Peters, Briggs Station. Phone 4 H sale. (. Florenca iter ribbons and 47, Midiand Co, carbon. Call Doug. 2 ‘CLOPEDTA Brittanica, ninth edition, for sale cheap. Phone Webster $850. 2113 Ohlo St Homes base burner, No. 1-K; heater; great bargain. 2310 Cum- double IEK DRY KINDLI BOX COMPANY. HARNEY 1!27. Witch-elk _mountain PAIR of ladles’ new boots; hefght 12, size 6. Colfax 2935, - FOR SALE—Bul I head, 6-point, well mounted. Will_sacrifice. Douglas 3660, ¥o-cart, good condi- N. 20th WANTED TO BUY Pays Highest for Furniture, Offica Furniture, Trunks, D 3971, Res, Webster 4204. DESKS DESKS DESKS New desks, used desks, bought, wsold and traded. J. C, Reed, 1207 Farnam. 8t. Planos, Web. 3320, ANNOUNCEMENTS THE Phone PRINTING HOUSE OF MAUER. Doug. 7744, 1619 Farnam St ‘Lucky Wedding Rings at 16th and Douglas Sts, DAY HE BEE: OMAHA, Kol Aiib e s e B S s SWAPPERS’ COLUMN SEPTEMBE 1916 SITUATIONS WANTED HELP WANTED—MALE PERSONAL TF YOU have anything to trade, make up a lttle ad and run it in this column for seven days—it only costs 25c and lc per answer. This offer Is good only in Omaha, und excludes Real Estate, cash offers, and Business Properties For Sale or Trade, These, as well as malfl orders for use of Swappers' Column, must pay regular One or two answers are sufficlent {0 make your trads and the whole trans- actlon only costs about 30c. Try it. GREATER increase in PAID WANT-ADS in THE BEE than In any other Omaha paper. 22,028 MORE PAID WANT-ADS first weven months 1916 over mame period of 1916 This figure exceeds by 19,699 pald ads the increase of any other Omaha pa- per for the same period. A THOROUGHBRED Irish water pup, bred from high. lent for hunting or watching, for poultry, an L. C. Smith visible type- writer, or Winchester 12-gauge repeating shotgun—or what hive you? Address S. C. 338, Bee. CHALMERS (-passenger touring car, in running order, to trade for bullaing sione, bullding material, on an acre near ‘msha —or what you have. Car must be dis posed of at once, as I have no use for same. 8. C. 335, Bee. HAVE 00k; out 100 books, Kood .condition, by some of the best American'and English authors, and 4x6 Premo., which I will swap for part or all for mond, watch, or what have you? Address P, Bee office, Bouth Oma FOR BALE O ADE—Stanley steamer in good condition; want band saw and foot power mortiser, or will sell cheap for cash. J. W. Pike, 2656 Camden Ave. 5x7 VIEW CAMERA, F. 6.3 Anastigmat lens, 11 dbl. plateholders, wide angle lens, developing and finishing outfit—to trade for avod 4xb camera. S. C. 332, Be: BOOKKBEPER, four years' sxpgrience, de- sires position, First class recommendations 17086, Harne: Trade School! AUTO MECHANICS, Headquarters for hotel help. Miscellaneous. COLORED man and wife want positions in fiat as janitor and chambermald or laun- drees, with room. Phone Har. 6671 113 Bo. 24th. . J. Moore. Female. COMPETENT jstenographer (notary) de- sires position] experlenced In real estate, implement and insurance work. Phone Red 3151 WANTED—Position as office girl in phy- train- siclan’s or dentist's office: nurs Pl Public stenographer and notary publle, 607 Bee Bldg. Doug. 1865. Reas. rates THE BEE charge for ‘Situation ads" 18 lower than any other form of advertising —not enough to cover the cost of printin WANTED—Permanent _position by experi- enced lady bookkeeper. Harney 3498. EXPERIENCED laundress wants any kind n( day work. Call_Webster 2566 =TT EARN BIG MONEY, ARRHLTIAR Never Idle—DBig Demarnd. o Fening . Easy 40 Learn by Our Methods. Box 4308 - .| NATIONAL AUTO TRAINING AS$'N WANTED—SItuation as port or janitor, 2817 N. 20th St, Omaha. ®ood reference. Call evenings. Web. 4459 Send for Free Catulogue. 3 GOOD MEN WANTED Hotels and Restcura..... To learn auto work for the many po- RELIABLE EMPLOYMENT __ AGENCY, | sitions now open. Fine training work in 1610 Davenport St Déuglas 1866 | suto and electric starting system. AMERICAN AUTO COLLEGE., 2063 Farnam, Omaha, Neb. LEARN barber trade; be Independent, more than make your expenses whilo learning. Wages or percentage. We won't over- charge you to begin; 1403 Dodge St _ TRI-CITY BARBER COLLEGE. Miscelianeous. ARMY OF THE UNITED BSTATES, 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. Officer, Army Blug, Dodge Sts. Omuh;". [ For Information apply to 16th and Neb.; 130 N. 10th 8¢, 4th 8t Sloux City. Des Moines. lowa LARPENTEBS. Iowa; 40c per hour. Long Job. Coal, concrete and lumber laborers. RAYMOND'S LABOR AGENCY. 1119 Douglas. A FEW MEN—Common achool education, good pay, no canvassing. Write Wm. J. i1k, West Liberty, Ia. W. Names of ambitious men, 18 to 45. wishing to become Omaha mall car- riers. Commence, $67 month. Address 90, Bee. chambermald wishes Do colored. Web. 1171 WASH, Iron; tuke home,, go out. R_B984. FOR practical nurse call S. 2833, ADDING MACHINE—Burrough's Adding " q . Dept. 3 Machine, in first-class condition; will ex- Launury and Day Work FARMERS, ATTENTION. change for office furniture, pictures, bonds, wshing; plece work; cur- We furnish real farm hands free of or what have you? 8, C. 846, work guaranteed. Web. 2104, B | DEonol faiarss Bois WANTED to swap a new Cygnet rear car| DAY _work, cooking;_ col. lmly_Wtb 1171, ployment Agey., 209 8. 13th, Omaha, Neb. tor a side pleasure car or delivery car|TAUNDRY work and day work, W OIS O5y s et fahe that will fit, any make of motoreyele. | SNDLE washlng and day work. Wel women _wanted. List of posltions open. SALE OR TRADE—135 blcycle with | FIRST-CLASS laundress by day. Web. §027. e "9':‘"#"“, lastitute, SDept, carblde gag lamp; ridden only 2 months; |5 die wash; call, del.; guar. 5 R e ey g e ;',':L.“:k'i},‘,';;, P MhAr Byt AL . H_4642 | " furnaces and putting up plpes. Apply A RADIANT base burner Tn §60d condition DAY work wanted. Phons Harney 1061 EKnenpka Qrisnis ILIBBUBNE . Prps " | BUNDLE hing done, Harney $903. WANTED—Experienced freight handle ,’,‘" tolnRpun or Rt ThAve. vou T A0 s Union Pacific Frelght House, Sth and ret Bee. T Accountants, B. A. DWORAK, C. P, A, A. VAN ORDER. §33 Ramge Bldg, Phone Doug. 316 Brass and Iron Foundrie: Paxton-Mitchell Co., 27th and Martha Bts. Bakeries. CAKES, pastry and fancy bakery goods supplied to parties, lodges and entertain- _ments. Z H. Reeder, 1608 N. 18th. W.9937. A R—To paint a smail house In Bomh Omaha. Have furniture, new mat- ting, phonograph, as part payment. 8. C. 364, ANY amount of $2,660 worth of stock In Council Bluffs corporation to trade for Iate model, 6-pass. auto, Address Box 5. C. 648, = FILMS developed fri when prints are or- one-day mervice,. KASE STUDIO, block, 16th and Harney. HAVE & number of Victor and Colum- bia records which I have tired of. Would 1tke to awap for others. B. C.-248 Bee. 1 TORTMAN'S NEW ENGLAND BAKERY. 212 N. 16th 8T, BRANCHES—PUBLIC MARKET AND HAYDEN BROTHERS, “OUR HO’I‘TQ”—HVITEH BAKF‘D GOODS. ET US PROVE I Cleaning an BUITH preased, doc; cleaned and pressed, Phil Gre: tone, 1406 Harney. Red Z'MI W. MADBEN, 2616 Leaven 316 Leavon FOR TRADE—I Mi ove, either hard” or soft coal; make offter—anything 1 can use. Address S. C. 357, Bes ‘WILL exchange Minneapolls motorcycle, )l model, In good repalr, for diamond, worth $100. Box 8. O, 416. CLEAR LOT FOR BIG CAR. Wil trade clear lot, West Farnam district #or 7-passenger high grade car. 8 C. 343, Bee. Baths, BENDA—Sulphur, stesan. Modern Turkish BATHS AND MASSAGE. Private apartments for ladies, 191 with lady attend- Farnam. _Phon 5877 . H, Knollenberg, combining Sulphur lxm Baths & Chiropractle treatments, for §2 ingle adjusting, §1. Lady at- \on ants. 8, W. Cor, 24th & Far. 8t. D. 7295. OUSE Sanitarium; ail kinds 210-214 Baird Blk, 17th and Doug! Buttons and Pleating. DRESS PLEATING, hemstitching and cov- e ttons. Van. Arnum Dres Pluat- tng and® Button Co., 3d floor Paxton Blk. Douglus 3109, Carpenters and Contractors. rd & Son, 1906 Capitol Ave. Tyler 1632, Bros., contractors, bulld Jobbi Red 8518, Wal. 3389, Work guarantes C. W, Hokanson, 2600 Leaven'th. Ty. 2193-J ants. White “SOULS IN. BONDAGE" ewel “TOM'S TRAGEDY,” COMEDY ?Kl)ds:loh TITH AND VINTON | 2 CTURE NEW “fu";f{?m:n :B"::o-ma. COND-HA] ! PNE ,GOODDPI R J EXPERT ELECTRICIANS AND COMEDY MACHINISTS. * ROHLYT, 660 LEAVENWORTH LE; RROI, AERCTRICAL WORKS. VIRGINIA PEARSON, %o “A TORTURED HEART" Auo A mnmlm LUKE COMEDY Prlnfinl lnd Office Supplies. n.o A FAIK!R DE HAVEN, in RLD OF DESTINY" ‘AVHI(;I CO!'I“L 'RIMBON ‘AIN MYSTERY'™ 2666 FARNA! “THE YOKE Ol‘ GOLD" DOROT!Y DAVENFORT and IMORY JOHNSON ——r WARREN KERRIGAN, in “THE BECKONING 'lRlAL" UNIVERSAL !oum Skh. “TE88E, 2TH AND N THEDA BARA, L AN “UNDER TWO FLAGS" SATH AND M DE WOLFE (FE HOPPER “CASEY AT e pAT" ADE]BHG. ., aged 27, at the lumu home, 1802 North Nineteenth streot, fol lowing an fliness of several months. He s surv) by his mother, Mrs. Mattis Adkins; daughter, Dorls, tw brothers, Fred B. and Charles M., an Kansas City, Mo, and Miss Georgln. Th HIE AND \ND UNDERWOOD & BTHEL GRANDIN two sisters, Mra. B, B. McPherson of COMMERCIAL Duplicating Co., pubiic 8teno, Phons for pricos. Douglas 2803, 640 Paxton Blk. Get our prices on job printing. CAMPAIGN CARDS A SPECIALTY. U. 8. PTG, HER BLDG, DOUG. 1178, WATERS- BARNIIART Ptg G. Co., quality nt! Doug, 2190. 624 8. 13th 8 4{0TH AND DODGE Sewing Machine Sale SATURDAY 12 BARGAINS. Only $10 each. Your choice of twelve y good 'relinble drop-head machines, worth from $15 to $25 each. These are used machines, but 0 d / . 1 will' be held at the family hom 2 :n;':o :-lurhv. Burial private at Yor- «are good ones, guaran- 3 ¢ __est Lawn. s ADKI oaoph Heptember 21, 1916, teed for § years. 2 ars, k. ol Baturday at 380 p. . wrom REMEMBER SAT, O lM family residence, 1802 North Nine. teenth street. Intdrment, Forest Lawn cometery. Friends are welcomoe, OLD—William, Beptember 21, 1916, B! rs, Fus ptember 25, 1916, a 4:30 . from family residerice, No"h Nineteonih street, to Holy Famil church at § a. m. Interment, Holy Sepul. chre cemetery, I'rlends Invited, FUNERAL DIRECTORS. DUFFY & JOHNSTO] um neral directors 717 8 16th Tyl W K BURKET & BON—-Funeral fllrficlor And embaimer. 2904 Leavenworth Har 90. | HULBE & RIRFEN. under balmers. 701 § 160h 8¢ Monuments und Cemeteries. VEAUTIFUL markers. for unmarked graves Marke: Co FLORISTS. QUALIY CUT FLOWERS .nrlq Dltoollun service lo our custom. s SWOBODA. uu rm-n 8t. Doug. 16 LARGEST ASBORTMENT of freeh lolivered or shipped mnywhere. L. HIIN DERSON, 1619 Farnam St Douy. 1388 MARRIAGE LICENSES 1633 Redman Grave 1470 Spencer 8t Webater 2606 or plants, Art Combinetions, shipped every. recommends HESS & Trome® TEE L. LARMON LY AT THIS PRICE. MICKEL'S NEBRASKA CYCLE CO. t ly Open Sat. night until 9, { 15th and Harney. D. 1662, g ! { SEWING MACHINES. Wa rent, repair, sell needies and parts of all sewing machines. MICKEL'S NEBRASKA CYCLE CO., 15th_and Harney Sts. Doug. 1662 ___ Typewriters and Supplies. WE BUY, Sell, Exchange, Rent Typewriters, pewriter Ribbon, G0 Carbon paper, uso box. Midland Co. Beo Bidg. NEW machines sold the o rent; per month. Beo us befora you buy or < | rent. Shipped any place on ten days' free trinl. Butts Typewriter Exchange, 316 8, 18th, Omaha, Nob. | TYPEWRITERS sol rented and repaired, 1814 Douglas. Doug. 8244, Rent an Oliver Typowriter, 3 months PARKIR Fiower Bhop, $ii 8. T6th, 5| for $5. Contral Typewriting Exchange, : = | _1905 Farnam. & DONAGRUE, 1633 Harney _Dous 1001. | FisyiRGTONS, — Meonarchs and Amith florist. Faruam 8t. D v Premlers for rent; sent anywhere. Rém- ington Typewriter Company. D. 1384. lowing permits to wed have bes John Preby! Rachael lllllor, Omaha. m A. Root, Marray, Neb 3. Dare, Gincianati, JA‘ B mm Missouri Valley, I ‘Agnes Larson, Missouri v:.uoy. e e “Home-made ® 125 PER GALLON. Sunklst port, full quart, 60 ceuta. O1d Taylor whisky, full quart, 98 cents. CACKLEY BROS. MY hl;h standard of qulll!y will be main- # talned; 4 quarts of Old Fontenelle whisk: $3.25; bottled In bond. Henry Pollock, mail ‘order house. Doug. 7162, . 16th OMAHA PILLOW ¢ Pelt_and hair mat- trosses made over In new ticks at haif the price of new ones. Phone us for 122124 sample of ticking. Mall ordors fllled. 1907 Cuming Bl. Douglas 2467, BED want-ads GAINED 10,699 MORE PAID ADS than any other Omaha new paper gained in first seven months 191 GOOD RESULTS AT LESS COST 18 THE REASON WHY. L L z{eep Dancing Acdy. | ANYWHERE 25¢ WB. 2104 {H. A _STURGIS, 630 Brandels Th. D. 346! “Costumes, THEATRICAL gowns, full dress sults, for rent. 206 N. 17th. John Foldman. D. 8128, " Cameras and Flmlllll’ll. YREXORTE" cameras, 2%-3%, $4.00; (uni- varsal focus lens), Green's Phll’ml¢’. 16th d Howar the! Chiropractic. Drs. Johnston, 1826 W. O. W. Bldg. D. 652¢. Chm}grlctic and Spinal Adjustment. DR. URHORN'S modern sanitary chiro- practic adjusting parlors 414-18 Rose Bld. 6847 Imer Sch grad.; lady attend't. 1) _and Farnam Sts. ; 4 B Dressmaking. ACCORDION Side, Knife, Cov. Buttons, Hemstitching. & Button Co., 431-2 Paxton Blk. R. 4942 DRESSMAKING, romodelirg, day or hom: th Ave. H. 360 “In your fall 1802 Farn onable prices. Box Pleating, Neb. Pleating 200 A-1 D Bim. Red Keister Dressmaking Col, 1624 City Nat Terry Dresamak'g colloge, 20th and I arnam, Detectives, JAMES ALLAN, 312 Neville Blk. Evidence secured In all o Tyler 1136 Dancing Academy. DU LUXE &Sk ACADEMY School Monday and Wednesday Eve. Dance Tues, Thurs, Sat., Sun. Night, 26th and Farnam. eve, class and assembly Wed. _D. 7860, s MOh, Private lossons any time, Dentists. Dr Rn\dhury )\o. plll\ .ll W. 0, W, L 308 Roso Bldg. D. Attorney at Law. FRANCIB l?()llOA\J §13 Bee. Douglas 405) Expert Masseurs. _Bldag. 188, MANICURI 0. facial by expert 117% N. 16th pposite post- oom " 208, venings. Express Companies. ( TWIN CITY Express Co., 1623 Cass 8t Douglas 1717, Hea: hauling a spec lalty. ing for Women. side, knife, sunburst, box covered buttons, all sizes and styles; hemstitching;” picot edging, em- broidery; beading, l\rnldllll, cording, eye- let cut work, buttonholes, pennants. IDEAL BUTTON AND PLEATING CO, 100 liuull\u Blk. l)(lu‘lll 19 Fixtures and Wiring. DURKIN Etectrio 'lllhlnl machines, | electrle frons and reading __lampa. 2223 Cuming St. Douglas 2618 Hair Dressing. 5 IDEAL Hair Parlors, 207 Baird Bldg. Man!- Vl‘llrll\-. tollet wrticles. nullllll B186. Hat Cleaning and Blocking. STRAW, Panams, all kinds hats cleaned and_reblocked. 1618-1620 Harney, Hand Laundry. CALL DOUGLAS 4626 and have your laun- dry done r||(|\l ll\ll reasonabl Job Printing. GATE CITY Printing Co., high grade print- ing. 2621 N. 24th. Phone Web. 1697, Justices of the Peace. Hep CLAIBORNE, 612 Paxton BIk, Notary Public; deposition, BRITT, 301 Barker Block Masseures. Sclentiflo massage; baths. Osteopaths. Dr. Mary Andersen, 605 Hlee Bldg. D, Patent Attorneys. el ACCORDION, pleating; H. 7401 W, Red | stono. Farnam St 3996, Pension Attorr.ey 8. 1. Gordon, 769 Om. Nat. Bk. D. 24s0. ianos for Rent. i per mo. A. Hosps Co., 1513 Douglas. Rug Manufactnren FLUFF rugs from oid carpets; rag rugs a specinity; cleaning and altorations. Peery __Rug_Faciory, 3422 Cuming. Red 2543, Towel Supplies. OMAHA Towel Supply, 207 8. 11th, D. 523, Wedding Stationery, WEDDING announcements and printing. Douglas l‘rhnlnlil'n., Tel. Doug, 644. uum Cleaners. CLEAN QUICKLY AND THOROUGHLY WITH LIPSE ELECTRIC: RENT, §1 TWIN cylinder Indlan motorcycle, in lnnd condition, will trade for horse. B X LITTLE AD In this column will bring about some remarkable exchanges. BUSINESS CHANCES w NTED—Young men as rallway mall clerks; $76 per month; sample exaumina- tion questions free. Franklin Institute, 221 R, Rochester, N. Y. HELP WANTED—MALE Stores and Offices. Jackson Sts. PILES, FISTULA CURED Dr. B. R. Tarry cures plles, fistula and other rectal diseases without surgical operation. Cure guaranteed ‘and no money pald until cured. Write for book on rec- DR B R tal diseases with testimoni TARRY, 240 Bee Bldg., Omaha, Neb. THE Saivation Army Indusirial home #o- licita your old clothing, furniture, maj sines. We collect. We distribute. Phous Doug. 4136 and our wagon will call. Call and inspect our new home. 1110-1112-1114 Dodge St REWARD for Information regarding John Fulburg's children, whether alive or dead. If dead, what was causs. Important ofticer_in_charge. Box 6243. RUPTUREsnucmmly treated with- out a surgical operation. Call or write Dr. Frank H. Wray, 308 Bee Bldg. NEW HAMILTON CAFE New Managémont. ~Home-Cooked Me Mod. prices. RITTENHOUSE snnn-rm Baths of all kinds; massage and chiropody. 210-214 Baird Blk., 17th and Dougias. D. 3453, EAT HOME-CO(IKED MEALS. 4 N, 1806 FARNAM. MAH BRUGMAN, M. T. Sclentific masseuso baths. 203 Karbach_ Bk, CORBITS made (o order. Prices $3.60 fo 320.00. Expert ftting. Nu-Bone Coraetm: Brandels Thea. Lobby. D. 4395, x th d Phone Douglas 8754, MEN wanted to enlist in Signal Corps at once; report at Lincoln. LUCLLA WEBSTER, masseuse, 518 Paxion Bik. 10 a. m. to 6 p. m. D. 3221, WANTED—Japanese or Korean boy. 8709 8. 26th. Dr. F. O. Beck. C massage. 520 Bee Bldg. Phone (18] ’15 ‘15 'Y, 600 BED BLDG. - $60; typlst, $40; file office boy, $30. WATTS REF. CO., 840 Brand. Theater Bldg. EXPERIENCED lodger clerk, wholesle, m Western Reference & Bond A Inc. 753 Omaha National Bank Bullding. BOOKKEEPER, some stenography, $86-3100. Western Reference & Bond Ass'n.; Inc., 752 Omaha Natlonal Bank BIdg. FIRST CLASS typewriter operator, $86. THE MARTI CO,, 1327 W. O. W. Bldg. Professions and Trades. WANTED—First-ciass shoemaker to do re- palr work; must be ste: and sober; steady employment and good wages to the right man. Address Fr F. Tully, Grand Island, Neb. DRUG POSITIONS—ALL STATES. C ERATIVE REFERENCE CO. braska's Greatest Employment Buresu. 1016-16 City National Bank Bldg. YOUNG MAN, study law: EVENING down- town SESSIONS. UNIVERSITY OF BOOKKEE! 5 BKPR, (BANK) OFFICE CLERK STENOGRAPHE TH ER AUCTION SALE. At 20th and Farnam Streeti, $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 consist of: one 3600 cash register; one $250 cash register. One $600 meat box. butter and milk leebox. One $200 cheess counte ‘One $500 cheese, marble top. cof! mill and t slicer. Four marble One $226 U. top meat counter: Three ing scales About 200 feet mdjustable shelves with splay counters. Three comput- ladders; three floor plate glass show- cases; one cashier office; one large iron safe; one elbow clgar case and many other articles too numerous to mention, together with a first class stock of gro- ceries. Mr. Merchant: Don't fall to attend this sale Monday, Sept. 2§, at 2 p.—m. at 20th and Farpam Btreots. For turther informiution call Carl Xatle- man, Attorney, trustes, 616 Kseline Bldg. Phone Douglas 4848, or JAMES L. DOWD, AUCTIONEER, W. O. W. Bidg. ____Phone Red 3285. MOVING PICTURE THEATERS. Weatern Towa and Nebraska locations, exclusive ho towns 1,600 to guaranteed strictly money maker: chines, chalrs, acreens, etc. new and slightly used. OMAHA THEATER SUPPLY CO., Baird BIdg. Omaha, Nob. FOR SALE—Paying business, should net $400 monthly and increase. Can undarsell compotitors §0 per cent, still giving splan- Ald_value. Experlence unnecessary. $400 cash required. Well secured. No travel- ing or canvassing. Business of merit. Mr. James, Hotel Loyal, 10 to 1 or b to 7. FIRST CLASS Dblackamith shop In ern town. good business and great future. TIl health caused from injury forces me to sell at once. A. Brodfuehrer, Mitchell, Neb. FOR SALE—Good, clean ware, live town, central reason for melling. Be quick. Y 257, Beo BEE_WANT-ADS GAINED 19,699 MORED PAID ADS than any other Omaha news- paper gained In first seven months 1916, Good results at less cost In_the reason wh ock of hard- Nebraska. Good Address 1 store, locatlon A 4-story brick bulld- in Des Moines, In. 004 busineas corner; nbout o feot of floor space. Write Drug_store in a small lowa town. Fine farming country. Wil trade for land It rf . Good proposition. Best of reasons for wselling. Address Y 607, OMAHA law department. Sec’y Thom- sen, 406 Omaha National Bank. WANTED—An experienced tire repair man. Steady work the year around. Call at Duplex Tire Co., 1015 B. Main St, Coun- cll_Bluffs, after 7 a. m. WANTED—MANUFACTURING JEWBELER OR REPAIR MAN. KENNAN & OVER- HOLDT, 826 BRANDEIS BLDG. WANTED—Planist for moving plcture thea- ter. Call at Boulevard theater between 9 a. m. and 4 p. m. 3306 Leavenworth St. WANTED—Experienced presser and b man at once, D Good wage _|£ ‘Work: TED—G press Holland Printing Co., 25th St. and Alana Ave, BHOWCARD writing faught evgs. by work- l‘nl expert, complete for $10. Address Box In. WANTED—Gnod barber at once. No stu- WANTED—Boy to dellve tenelle Grocery. — AGENTS AND CANVASSERS AGENTS wanted in every town for Day kerosene burners, for cook ranges. W & McL., 1607 Leavenworth, Omaha. Fon- groceries. FURNACES cleaned, $1. Central Tin Shop FOR RENT—ROOMS HELP WANTED—FEMALE Stores and Offices. STENOGRAPHER STENOGRAPHER STENO. (BEGINNER) . STENO, AND CLERK : ana’ bipr, us $50; steno., $35; comp op., $50; mult., 40; of- fice clerk, $35. WATTS REF CO., 840 Brand. Th. Bl AN experlenced biliing clerk to do som stenography, Western Referenca & Bond Ass'n, Imc., 762 Omaha National Bank Bldg. on;nc‘bs CLERK—Bright, neat young lady, 30-33 THE MARTI CO. 1327 W. O. W. Bldg. Professions and Trades. ATTENTION, ROOM HUNTERS! If you fall to find the room you desire among these ads, call at The Bee office for a Room List—Glves complete detailed descriptici of va: cant rooms in all parts of the cit It more convenient phons The Be: Want Ad Dept, and give your name and address, and a lst will be mailed to you at once. New lists are fesued every week. Furnished Rooms, TWO newly | front rooms furnished and decorated south in private family; strictly modern; on Harnoy car. Harney 2465. FURNISHED room, strictly modern hom. private family of two; 20 min. ride to 16th and Farnam. Web. 3908. FURNISHED ROOMS. FOR MEN ONLY. 408 NORTH 17TH ST. WANTED—Experienced white maid. Boquet Hotel, 15th and Howard. BEAUTIFULLY furnished room with & cove, suitabls for two gentlemen or tw empln' d ladles. Harney GZGS WOMAN to cut and sew under garments, Ap- ply 609 Bee BId Saleswomen and Solicitors. WANTED—A Iady to take charge of a crew of lady sojicitors; one who has had ex- perfence' and Iy famillar with crew work; good salary and a permanent position. App e0's, 1417 Dougla Household and Domestic. GOOD girl for general housework in family of two; no laundry; wages $8 & week; must be good cook and ‘neat; references required. Box 6272, Bee. FOUR furnished rooms, 31 per week; aleo other strictly modern rooms at §2. ISO and '3 per week. 2012 N. 18th St. NICELY furnished front room; steam hea:: suitable for one or two; '! per month. N. 26th. Webster 1853, AGO—2610—In private hum e ate o wouth front room witk alcove; room:. o LARGE front room, twin trance, excoll ROOMS—37 b kitcheneites. Ogden Hotel, Councll Bluf's. LARGE, well-furnished honl room In comimlissary, 1408 Dougla: do_plain cooking well. Webster 3856. RYO atore Salesmen and_Solicitor THE ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITTAN- ICA CORPORATION needs a few high-grade salesmen to work on leads, both in the city and to travel. To salesmen of other lines seeking work we can say that four-fifths of our successful men are men who had never sold books before. Wo particularly want men who are not only good salesmen, but who have sufficlent executive ability to handle other men. Those who qual- ify in this respect will recetve o tremely rapld promotion to positions in & permanent organization which will pay them far more than s pald by the average salesman. If you are a real salesman regard- less of what line you have been in or are now selling, come in and talk it over with us. We train you thoroughly. Commlission and draw- ing account. Call 545 Ramge Bldg. A LIFETIME OPPORTUNITY TO ESTAB- LISH A BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN. R PHONOGRAPH CO, WANTS A MAN TO BECOME SOLE SELLING AGENT FOR TALKING MACHINE. IF YOU HAVE LIMITED CAPITAL, BUT UNLIMITED AMBITION, CALL MR. BORTIN, HOTEL rooming house call pn Busch & Borghotf, 730 World-Herald Bldg. Phone D. 3319 WE BUY, we sell motion plcture theaters, machines, feature flims. Co-Operative Film and Supply Co., 210 Bromley Bldg. WILLIAMS, established 29 years. To buy | or.sell business see him. 411 Bldg. Reference, U. S. Natlonal Bank. DOWD Sale und A fon Omaha, ha e | closed out more mdse. stocks than any | 8. Write for terms. _ MOTION PICTURE MACHIN New and rebullt bargains, supplies. Omaha Film Exchange. 108 S. 14th St. FOR SALE by owner—Drug store, dwelling and stock; mquare deal. Address owner, Denver, Black once, other firm fn U. FOR interested inquire l‘nmhhe at Hampton, Neb. SITUATIONS WANTED 15¢ PER LINE. Y " WEEKLY RATE, Day work or busini 2 lines one week. . WANTED—Position In office, law ferred, by college graduate; age 2 typlst; two yrs. experionce. Address Box 6260, Boe. COLL in exchange for any work. E: driving car or furnace work. Bee. WANTED=-Position in office by law stu- dent from 1 to § p. m. and Saturdays; good typist. Address Box 6225, Bee MAN und wife, no_children, Wi {urm or ranch. Best referenc Box Gl“. work on vi ., desires connectfon with orchestra, theater AND $1.50 PER DAY, DOUGLAS 1760, or other engagements. Tyler 1105, £ | LOYAL WANTED—Graduate nurse or physiclan, capable of managing small inatitution In Omaha, who can invest little money. Addross Box 6127, Bee. 2D—A_ §00 cafe In the Savoy Hotel. Will make | WAiNTED —Bx = a 3 ] —Experienced grocery salesmen :‘f"“";“‘ the right person. Call at| "y, gol| direct to farmers, ranches, ete. pre’io; e S e e el | Good deal and big money. Men now sell- FOR SALE—Two box ball alieys; 36 ft.; al-| ink for Omaha concerns who preter to most new; @ bergain If taken at once.| ship from Sloux City are urged to write | l)‘Th('lI" \l'(‘?uuln, 407 B. 6th St, North| (onsolldated Grocery Co, Sloux City, Ta. utte e o ML L = e e WANTED—A good steady, gentlemanly | TF YOU wantto seil or buy a business or | 01 ™0 fHandle s Ward's wagon in McCague | Douglas county. No experlence needed. For to Dr. Es- full particulars write promptly ‘Winona, Minn, Ward's Medical Co., __tablished 1856 on professional men. trade. Steady, permanent In State age, experience, Also on P. O. Box 121, Phlila. tablished come for outside city. Iphia, P - 1ass & oy od on- to right parties. LeRoy Oll Lot Co. Room TED—4 good live solicitors, §0od prop- osition to right men. Apply at 520 Bee Bldg. ey 1606 Howard St s’rANbAlln Big_money for bunnu wot- WANTED—GIrl for general housework; 4 In family; $7 per weelk. 140 No. 33d St. WANTED—White girl for housework, smail _ family, 3022 Pacific 8t. Harney 633, WANTED—Competent cook, no washing, good wages. Walnut %97, COMPETENT girl for g neral housework; 3 in family. Walnut !2: WANTED—Competent cook. Davis, 628 So. 20th, GIRL for general ho 1618 Emmet St. Mrs. H. F. work; 8 In family. 50 EXPERIENCED waltresses, fenced cLambermaids. stone Hotel. WANTED—Cook in small count 25 exper- Apply, 302 Black- L3 N. 19th. Doug. 8366, ! WANTED—Dishwasher, Bakke Balery. Tol. South 197. WANTED—Experienced pantry woman, Paxton Hotel, et e § bnarantee. . P. Varney, Ant- | TANTED—White girl for gensral house- e _home lay,ENaly work; wages $6 per week. 3078 Mason St. ENT- vat WANTED—A_meat_cutter. Apply Brnest| Plone H. 1208, Fath It destrad. 2121 Douglan, Doug, 174 Uit SR iand o eryood WANTED—Competent mald for g i | NicE dern H rl A bmdermond — enera ‘Gom 1n mew, modern Hanscom pari SIX good carpenters for counter work. housework. Harney 5266. Mrs. W. W. home for 2 gpnnm:c‘m ; 3 \ man_Koch, Millard, Neb. Richardson. | o3 PARNAY v furnixhed ght > NG e e | Lt = £ _| 2063 FARNA) urnished room, righ EXPERIENCED —second baker, Welch's | WHITE girl for general housework: must| in t op floor right. Doug. 8866 wallt FURNISHED room in private family, ing distance. Tel. Harney 4844, o 512 NORTH 20TH, large, well furnished front room for two young men. 1 LARGE sleeping room, all modern cou- veniences. Tel. Heriey 6254, PRIVATE family, West Farnam; breakfast It desired. Walnut 3477, COMFORTABLE, close- ln south front room in_modern home. H. 6193. Housekeeping Rooms, 110 8. 26th Ave—Modern furnished house- Kkeeplng rooms, froe gas, laundry privi- leges; one_sleeping room. Harney 933 46 8. 20[(H ST., suite of (hree unfurnished housekaeping rooms: gas, electriclty, steam heat. Douglas 9161, T ROOMS _for light housekeeping, with pantry and closot, complete; modern Harney 5264 7502 DODGE—CLEAN, NICELY FURNISH- MODERN HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. T rooms for mm housekeeping, WANTED—Yo with common .choq educatlon, sight and hearing, for , cal and long di nce telephone work. Apply to C. Lambert, 1817 Douglas St. WANTED—Twenty girla for musical com- edy to joln at Holdrege, Neb., Monda: good salary; long season. Address all mail to Washburn McShanon, Parker Shows. A YOUNG girl, 16, to take care of amall| children at the Creche. 1235 South 7th. Douglas 6621. Persistent Advertising Is the Road to Success. — P EDUCATIONAL Y. M. C. A. Day and Night Schools Now Open Regular Day Commercial Course Employment Bureau Free Thirty Subjects at Night. Ask for Catalogue. Enroll Now Y. M. C. A. SCHOOLS. OMAHA, NEBRASKA, all at 1017 W, 0. W. Bldg. Boys. WANTED—Boys, over 16, In our bottiing de- partment. Willow Springs Distillery, th and Plerco Sts BOYS wanied to learn trade; must be 16 yoars of age. Gordon-Lawiess Co. 8th Do OR § BOYS—Steady work, Omaha Hox Co., East Omaha. WANTED—PIn sctters at once. Crescent Bowling Ass'n, Lincoln, Neb. BOY with wheel wanted. Teddy Bear Clean- ers, 1908 lllrh") . WANTED—An office boy at ing_Uo. 3 good pay. t Ralph Print- _Trade_Schools. MOLER BARBER COLLEGE Largest in the U 8. Earn expenses while attending by our plan. Positions guar- anteed Special summer rates Write for fllustrated catiogue \or call in person. 110 ¥ ldth Bt, Omaha, Neb (Established 1893.) ' BOYLES COLLEGE. DAY SCHOOL. NIGHT SCHOOL. Every day ia enrollment day Book- Kkeeping, shorthand, stenotype, typewriting. telegraphy, civil service—all commercial and English branches. Catalogue free BOYLES COLLEGE, Douglas 1665, 19th and Harney Sta VAN SANT SCHOOL OF BUSINESS, DAY AND EVENING SCHOOLS, Second Floor Omaha Natlonal Bank Bldg Entrance, 220. Douglas 65880 3 Musical. usekeeping_rms. Board and Rooms. FNT room in strictly modern home; best realdenceydistriot; Siconxenientiito Sicar ; morning and eovening meals, very best, Phone Walnut 1401, LARGE room in new private residence, near to car line; north part of clty; very desirable; _board 1t desired; references. ished cosy room, one or two home privileges, excellant with private family. Call Colfax gentlemen; board, 2245 MODERN furnished room in strictly mod- ern, private, reflned home; board if de- sired; re sonable. Webster 2229, 820 PARK Ave.—2 elegantly furnished front rooms with board; suitable for 4 or & 875, in Harney 4656. YOUNG Park. man, privato home, Hanscom Unfurnished Rooms. RN unfurnished rooms, hoat, NEHT and telephone; walking distance; reason- able. Harney' 5254, k nished room. Rooms W TWO or lhn‘n housckeel for two months, Oct. VERY GOOD AND FARNAM SCHOOL. private family. Omaha Bee, YOU PEOPLE WHO RENT ROOMS, CALL THE BEE WANT-AD DEPT. ard fiid out all about the FURNISHED ROO! I GUIDE Its & plan that is nupu.. maay people rent thelr rooms. Ing rooms wanted and Nov. T BII CONV TO Prefer something in References. Address 6420, FOR RENT—FURNISHED TRAVERTON FIREPROOF. 24TH AND L NDON COURT. Catering to people of fefined tastes Apartment s completely equipped for housekeeping; up-to-date and comr fortable. TRAVER BROS, Tel. Doug. 65%6 705 Omaha Nat. Bank. Or Call Web. 4835 ‘well-furnished rooms, pantry and gas range; private entrance; good locatfon; §3 per week. Phone Red 6247, Houses. §-ROOM completely furnished houss, cioss _to car line. 1801 Binney. Webster 304 b Miscellaneous. BOURICIUS MUSIC STUDIOS, 1611 Dodge. European systems modernized and Amer- Icanized with gratifying results. D. 2471 Harp—Limited number pupiia accepted com- ing season; early applications favored. Harps fur. Loretta De Lone, 305 Lyric Bid 3 for rent, First " Persistent Advert ng of A\uvthmg ;halt Is Really Worth-While Neve* ails, HO 7 rooms walking distance, 6 an ust Company. D. 118 }l‘