Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 3, 1916, Page 10

THE BEE: OMAHA, OCTOB ER 1916. #—_——_———— Want-Ad Rates CASH WITH ORDER. @G perword.... cach Insertion (Bet solid—no diplay.) phed or Set In Display Style viereieneeo.on0 time {hree consecutive times Words to the line.) ..one time ¢ per lint cutive times (Count six words to the line.) fpecial Rates: Farm aod Ranch Lands Tc per line.. .. .three consecutlve times (Count six words to the line.) FOREIGN ADVERTISING UNDER AGENTS OR HELP WANTED CLASSI- FICATIONS. vere ..one time e tive times %o per word. NO AD TAKEN FOR LENS THAN A TOTAL OF 200 OR LESS THAN 100 A DAY. 100 per line........ .each Insertion (Mintmum charge 80 ts.) MONTHLY RATE FOR STANDING ADS (No change of copy sllowsd.) One line....... . ‘Two lines or more. . (Count six weekn to the line.) (Contract 1ates on application.) THE BEE will not be responaible for mors than one incorrect insertlon of an adver- tisement ordered for more than one time ADVERTISERS should retain recelpts given by The Bee in payment for Want Ads, us no mistake ¢an be rectified without them UBE THE TELEPHONE if you cannot con- ventently bring or send in your ads Ask for & Want-Ad Taker, and you will ocelve the same guod service as when do- Uvering your ad at the office. PHONE TYLER 1000, WANT-AD COLUMNS CLOSE. EVENING EDITIONS ..12:00 M. MORNING EDITIONS, ——— MOVIE PROGRAM the best Motion c-v-rl of . ;:. . (Changed Daily.) Downtown. P 1416 FARNAM FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN AND MARGUERITE SNOW IN “SECOND IN COMMAND." ____ i8S, 31719 DOUGLAI BLUEBIRD, RED FEATHER UNIVERSAL PRODUCTIONS. se—PRESENTED HERE—So CARTER DE HAVEN IN A "HERO RY PROXY. KING BAGGOT IN THE LIE SUBLIME." YHUNTING WHALES IN_JAPAN. North. e S Y BURT. 4TH AND BPRAGUE BLUEBIRD PHOTOPLAY «THE EVIL WOMEN DO.” DIAMOND, Z4TH AND LAKB “A FL‘%\;I IN THE EVIDENCE." R FINAL CHOICE.' “)AKING THINGS HUM," COMEDY. GRAND, 16TH AND BINNEY “GLORIA'S ROMANCE. BILLIE BURKE. © SEB HER WONDERFUL GowNs IN THIS PLAY.—DRAMA. et ROP, 4TH AND LOTHROP FRANR KEENAN ln” “THE PHANTOM. AND COMEDY. TIPPODROME, TH AND CUMI ' CHARLIE CHAPLIN IN MI “THE UP.” ALSO REGULAR UNIVERSAL PROGRAM. SUBURBAN, JUTH AND AMES ONE GOOD PICTURE A GOOD COMEDY. COME AND BEB. S e APOLLO, WA AND LEAVENWORTH 3 MARQUERITE CLAR! Lo IN “THE PRINCE AND THE PAUPER.” BOULEVARD, 84D AND LEAVENWORTH . “PHANTOMAS." COMEDY AND WEBKLY NEWS, BARTOLA CONCERTS EVEI\‘Y PER- FORMANCE, MARRIAGE LICE The following Issued SES. es have been FOR SALE—Miscellaneous DRY KINDLING WOOD, ACME Y HARNEY 1537 and Address Knud Alex Knudsen, Omaha Dagmar M. Madsen, Omahi John Bernick, Omaha Marie A. Pleich, Omaha Age KINDLING WOOD, 2 COMPANY. HARNF GAK bookcass, sideboard and other articles Call after 6 or on Sunday, Walnut 14 SWAPPERS’ COLUMN HELP WANTED—MALE | HELP WANTED—FEMALE | FOR RENT—ROOMS GREATEK increase In PAID WANT-ADS in THE BEE than in any other Omaha paper. 32,028 MORE PAID WANT-ADS first seven months 1916 over same period of 1916 This fNgure exceeds by 19,699 pald ads'the Increase of any other Omaha pa- per_for the same period Thomas Hudson, Meta Von Krage, Willlam B. Kanger, Sophta Orzechowska Loule Hall Omahw Omaha ha Oma Randolph, Ta bull puppy for male. Reasonable. Cal Inut 1245, forenoons 500 WATER motor washer, good shape; .23 Remington utomatic loading rifle with 1,200 shells; one white enamel lce box; 100 pounds capacity. Might consider Victrola or what have you? Address 8. C. 379, Bee Lulle Ewell, Sk ah Frank Swmuels, Omaha, sle Stuart Keith, Curtis, Sherman W. Fitch, Oma Lucille Stover, Omaha John H. Frahm, Jetta M. Bhaer EIl M. Shane, Bartlett, la..... Lula Scott, Bartlott, lu.. Charles Kudlac, Omaha 5 Antonie Strachata, Omaha... Harry McCreary, Omaha. Luclle McCormick, Omah la over Neb., WANTED TO BUY over.. Brices Rugs, Furniture, Trunks, Res., Webster 4204, DESKS DESKS sed dosks, bought, sold C. Reed, 1207 Farnam £$ pays your price for second-hand shoes and hats. Web. 2320 f price pald for 2d-hand clothes , trunks, sultcases. D. 6881 or D. 8032 lothes Shoes, Doug DESKS New denks, and traded. J Ia Dennlson, Dennison HAT have you to trade for some thoroughbred pullets and cockerels, Buft Orpingtons. 1 want driving gloves, tools or something 1 can use on my ma- chine. Box 8. C. 440, Boe. ONE G-passenger White, one motorcycle, one inch and quarter farm wagon with pole and shafts; will trade for what you have; prefer Ford car. Box S. C.-437, Tlee \DDING MACHINE—Wales adding rma- chine, In first-class condition; used but a very short time; will exchange for Un- derwood typewriter, office furniture, or what have you? Box §. C-449, Bee. ANNOUNCEMENTS BRODEGAARD'S “Lucky Wedding Riags _at 16th and Douglas 8 M ght School. " CAMPAIGN CARDS THE PRINTING HOUSE OF MAUER. Phone Doug. 7744, 1619 Farnam St. BAT D e UILDING PERMITS. The following bullding permits have been tssued: Berka & Mustl, 711 Dorcas, frame dwell- ing, $2,400; Fillipo Pattavina, 1941 South Thirtesnth, brick store, $2,000; F, D. Wead, 1713-16-17 Cuming, brick s 7,500, LOST-FOUND-REWARDS TO TRADE—HIgh grade twelve-gauge shot- gun for high cluss household goods. Also thirty volumes American and Englis Encyclopedia of law. in splendid condition. Box 8. C. 446, Bee LARGE sul " cleas southwest part of city. Worth $325, trade for five-pussenger automobile of equal value. Address Box 6564, Bee. GOOD horse, 1,100 bs,, buggy and harness; will trade for good mlich cow, or what have you? Address 8. C. 376, Beo. und will advertise it 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 who find lost articles are interested In knowing that the state law 18 strict In reauiring them to seek the owner th-ough advertisement and otherwise, and that a failure to do . If same can be proven, involves & so- rious penalty. OMAHA & COUNCIL BLUFI'S STREET RAILWAY COMPANY. Persons bhaving lost some article would do well to call up the office of the Omaha IF YOU lose anythiby T CHINA PAINTING taught, speclal club prices, 635 8, 27th §t. ilarney 3965, Buttons and Pleating. DRESS PLEATING, hemstitching and ee ered buttons. Van Arnum Dress Pleal ing and Button Co., 3d floor Paxton Blk Douglus 3109 Accountants. E. A. DWORAK, C. P. A, A. VAN ORDER. 633 Ramge Bldg.. Phone Doug. 2169. Brass and Iron Foundrie Paston-Mitchell Co., 27th_and Martha Sts WILL, trade duroc shoats for Jersey cow. I D. Fawcett. Call Benson 6176, Florence, Rout E rl dered, one-day service. KASE STUDIO, 213 Neville block, 16th and Harney. A LITTLE AD In this column will bring _about some remariable exchanges AN EXCELLENT base ! will trade for ice box. . $8.50. Or Colfax 3583, BUSINESS CHANéES & Council Bluffs Street Rallway company to ascertain whether they loft it in the street car. Many articles each day are turned in and the company is anxlous to rgstore them to the righttul owners. Call Tyler 800, LOST—biuck pointed fox fur neck plece; head on one end; tall and two feet with cluws on other end. Lined with chiffon and light gray satin, downtown district. Reward for return to Pollock, 3700 Jones. Tel. Harney 672, % TOBT—Downtown, Baturday, between 13th And 17th Sta. simall horueshos stickpin set| epartments for ladios, with lady attend- 1 dlamond. Reward If re-| ents. 1919 Farnam. Phone Doug. 6377, 8t., ety . W. H. Knollenberg, com! gh-top dark brown | Bteam Baths & Chiropractic ’ treatment $1. Lady at 8t. . 7298, Bakeries. CAKES, pastry and fancy bakery goodn supplied to parties, lodges and entertain- ments. Z. H. Reeder, 1606 N. 18th. W.3927 ORTMAN'S NEW ENGLAND BAKERY. 212 N. 16th ST. BRANCHES—PUBLIC MARKET AND HAYDEN BROTHERS. “OUR MOTTO"—BETTER BAKED GOODS. LET US PROVE Baths. DR. BENDA—Sulphur, steam. Modern Turkish BATHS AND MASSAGE. Private ween 36th and Jackson and r Hospital. Harney 4600. Re- ward offered. LOST—Brindle bull terrier, RITTENHOUSE Banitarium; all kinds baths. Tag No. 7994, | _210-314 Baird Bik, 17th amd Dougles. FOR BALE—Restaurant, cafe and lunch business; best In city of 75,000 people; modern new bullding; every up-to-date ca- tering and cooking appllance; pays $8,000 profit per annum; excellent opportunity; established line of customers and big tren- slent trade; also new residence and late model touring car; 11l health; all goes for John Reed, Linc Neb. (OVING PICTURE THEATERS. Western Iowa and Nebraska locations, exclusive houses, towns 1,600 to 2,300; guarantesd strictly money makers; ma- chines, chairs, screens, eto. new and ghtly used. OMAHA THEATER SUPPLY CO, Baird Bldg. Omaha, Neb. Stores and Offices. t, lumber, $i%; 3 ; bookkeeper and s office clerk, young man, $40; pher, §70. WATTS REFERENCE & BOND AS Originators of the Reference Busin 762 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg STENO, §76; stenc., $60; bkpr., $70; otfics clerk, 385 shipping clerk, 350 to §76; Burroughs opr.. $50; office boy, $25 WATTS REF. CO., 840 Brand. Thea Bldg T the Martl company for & high-ciass position. NO FILING FEE, only 0 cents 1o Investigate references. THE MARTI CO., 1327 W. O, W. Bldg EEPER (out town). $50.00 STENOGRAPHER 3 STENOS. N bookkeeper, $100, slenogra- TED—Two men who are willing and apable to sarn from $60 to $70 a week. Bpeclalty men preferred. F. D. Browning, 312 Baird Bldg. Professions and Trades. Wanted, Gordon Press Feeders, Steady Work. U. S. Printing Co., Main Floor Bee Bldg. CHAUFFEUR, unmarried, in private fam- ily. State wages expected, with board and room; must be mechanic and good driver, of good character and hablts. Give emplogment last three years, and local references. Do not apply unless you comply with conditions of this ad. Box 6404, Bee. YOUNG man wanted with some experience a8 mechanical draftsman and tracer. State in own handwriting experience, education, age and salary wanted. Splendid oppor. tunity for ambltious young man. Address Y 619, Bee. WANTED—Poultry dressers at Creston; highest wi three months' steady work. Come quick. 8witt & Co., Creston, la. DRUG_POSITIONS—ALL STATES. CO-OPERATIVE REFERENCE CO., Nebraska's Greatest Employment Bureau. 1016-16 City National Bank Bldg. YOUNG MAN, study law: EVENING down- town SESSIONS, UNIVERSITY OF OMAHA law department. Sec'y Thom- n, 406 Omaha Natlonal Bank. BHOWCARD writing taught evgs. by work- Ing expert, complete for $10. Address Box 4662, Bee EXPERIENCED bushelman. Apply J. H. Green Co., 16th and Howard. Housekeeping Rooms. nished roon n; priva for housek family. 1 XPERIENCED general girl; must be good cook; good wages; refernces required Harney 6914. WANTED—Girl §00d_weges. 136 8. 38th St WANTED—An, experienced white nurse for children; good wages. Apply Mrs. Dixon, P rth 35th St. Phone Harney 668 WANTED—A girl as cook by the dayi kood wages. Apply Mr. Beeson, Unlon Out- fitting_C COMPET small fal ney 2428. WANTED—Good girl for general work. Phone Harney 2104 GIRL to assist with general houscwork; ref- erences required. 101 8. 334 8t H. 6614 WANTED—Good while girl or woman (o tn kitchen; no cooking. Doug. 5 i ROOMS furnished, complete modern, pri- home, references. Harney 5625, 3012 _Chicago SLEEPIN d " housework Harney 1891 for general No washing. vate ousekeeping rooms 2312 Doug! 213 ‘8. 5TH—Two semi-basement rooms, gas and electr] in. THREE large modern; good location; adults. West Harney. Walnut 3270, CLEAN, modern housekeeping rooms. 2416 Sherman ave. T gir! for general housework, tly. 116 North 38th Ave. Har- house- 1029 8. 29TH ST., room for 2 bcngl. Unfurnished Rooms. THREE largs unfurnished rooms and aicovs. Hot water heat. Bath on same floor. 1525 S. 26th St. Phone Doug. 1899, ; § ROOMS, modern except heat. 620 North 4lst Ave., second floor, $18. Rooms Waated. YOU PEOPLE WHO RENT ROONS, CALL THE BEE WANT-AD DEPT ard fiad out all about the FURNISHED R0O't GUIDE It's & plan that is belpiug maiy people rent their rooms WANTED—Sulte of 3 light housekeeping rooms by refined couple; pri home preferred; references. Address Box 6565, Baee. YOUNG LADY desires room, with break- __fast; must be close fn_ Address 6431, Bee FOR RENT—HOUSES West. FOR RENT. West End residence, near 33d and Far- nam, 8 large rooms, very handsome deco- rations, hot water heat; large lot, 80x160 feet. This is one of the nicest resi- dences of its size In this district. For rent only on year's lease to responsible tenant. Price ARMSTRONG-WALSH COMPANY, Tyler 1635, Rose Bldg., 16th and Farnam. STEAM HEAT AND JANITOR SERVICE FURNISHED Beautlful, new, brick residence, rooms, modern throughout. 4102 Far- nam St. Call Walsh Bros. Co. Tyler 532, At 1317-18 City Nat. Bank Bldg. §FOR RENT—9-rm. all mod. house, 609 8o. 30th. First Trust Co. Douglas 1151. EIGHT-ROOM brick house, east front, splen- aid nelghborhood, short block to car line, close to new cathedral. ALFRED THOMAS, GIRL WANTED for Small family. Harney. WANTED—A woman by the week for gon- erfl hf_l_x,nworl ‘fthna Walnut 3664, WANTED—A competent mald for general housework. 4643 Dodge. Hotels and Restaurants. WANTED—Chambermaids and scrub girls. Apply to timekeeper, Hotel Fontenelle. general housework. Phone Harney 2896. 3331 EDUCATIONAL BOYLES COLLEGE. DAY SCHOOL. NIGHT SCHOOL. Every day 18 enrollment day. Book- keeping, shorthand, stenotype, typewriting, telegraphy, civil service—all commerclal and English branches. Catalogue free. BOYLES COLLEGE, Douglas 1665, 19th and Harney Sts. VAN SANT SCHOOL OF BUSINESS, DAY AND EVENING SCHOOLS, Second Floor Omaha National Bank Bldg., Entrance, 220, Douglas 5890. Musical. Harp—Limited number puplls accepted com- ing season; early applications favore » fur. Loretta De Lone, 305 Lyric Bld RICIUS MUSIC STUDIOS—1511 Dodge. 18, 14, 15 Arlington block. We explain each different “point.”” Douglas 3471. PERSONAL elght FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—Bottling works located in Iowa town of 8,000, only one in county, two roads to ship on, excellent water, will glve terms. Address Y 615, B Return to 1113 Park Ave. C. W. Ham- fiton. —_— LOST—Watch fob with C. 8. on*charm. Webster 2243. FOR SALE—Miscellaneous Furniture and Household Goods. STOVES, furniture, ruj linen of all kinds, Open il Dolgoft, 1839 NAVth Bt. ALL kinds of furnii for nale, lent condition, Call Webster 7728. TEXINGTON steel range, in good condi- tlon, $26.Phone Web. 3761, 1817 | I and Pocket Tables, FOR SALE—BILLIARD TABLES. Brand new, caroom and pocket, with complete outfit, $125; second-hand tables at re- duced prices; bowling payments. Clgal catessen and solds fou BRUNSWICK-BALKE- 407-409 Bouth 10th St. Machinery and En, 5 ““NEW AND BECOND-HAND MOTORS EXPERT ELECTRICIANS AND MACHINISTS, LE BRON ELECTRICAL WORKS. 318-20 8. 12th 8L, Omaha. BOILERS, steam, electric, ga Carpenters and Contractors. White Bros., contractors, bullders, jobbin Red 8518, Wal. 3389. Work guaranteed. Tokanson, 2606 Leaver d;‘__!l_o_m l'flG‘g!l{l}Bl VQV yler 16 Cleaning and Pressing. BUITS pressed, 3ic; cleaned and pressed, §1. 6 Harney. Red 2761, venworth, Tyler 1946, C, 9 p m tums THEATRICAL gowns, full dress suits, for rent. 206 N. 17th. John Feldman. D. 312 "~ Cameras agd Finishing. , 21%-3%, $2.00; (uni- “REXOETE" camer: versal focus lens), Green's Pharmacy, 16th and Howard. = Seo them today. Chiropractic. Drs. Johnaton, 1825 W. O. W. Bldg. D. 6529 Chiropractic and Spinal Adjustment. DR, URHORN’S8 modern sanitary chiro- practic adjusting parlors 414-18 Rose Bl D. 6847 Paimer Sch. grad.: lady attend't. DR. KNOLLE wrner 24th and Farnam Sts. 7206 Phone Doug! Dr. Franoes Dawson, 603-3 Rtoso BId. Dr. J. C. La 7 Baird BId Dressmaking. ACCORDION 8ide, Knife, Box Ploating, Hemsatitehing. Neb, Pleating , 431-2 Paxton Blk. R, 4942 Ty.3366 engine BEE WANT-ADS GAINED 19,699 MORE PAID ADS than any other Omaha news- paper gained in first seven months 1916. Good results at less cost I FOR SALE—Good, clean stock of hard- ware, live town, central Nebraska. Good reason for melling. Be quick. Address Y 257, Boe PANTITORIUM for ; doing fine bu: ness; will sell cheap and teach & ginner the trade. J. W. Kimball, Os- ceola, Ta iF YOU want (o sell or buy & business or rooming house call on Busch & Borghotf, WE BUY, we sell motlon ploture theaters, machines, feature films. _Co-Operative Film and Supply Co.. 310 Bromley Bids. ore & Jobs. Knelst, Bee Bld alesmen and Solicitors. WANTED—Salesman to soll blankets and comforts on easy payment plan. Cail C. _F. Adams Co, 623 So. 16th. §FVERAL traveling men can ad 00 weekly to their salary without detracting from thelr present employment. No srm- ples. Call on dealers only; confidentl Write or cail. Omaha Western Sales Com- pany, Bterling Manufacturing Co. building, 10th street viaduct, Omah, STOCK and bond .~ STANDARD BEC. & INV. CO, 1017 W. 0 W. Bidg BALESMEN—BIg_ money for busincss got- ters. Call at 1017 W. O. W_Bldg. WANTED—Boys, 0 in our bottling de- partment. Willow Springs Distillery, 4th and Plerce Bts. BOYS wanted to learn trade; must be 18 years of age. Gordon-Lawless Co., 8th and Dodge. ished 29 years. To buy or sell business see him. 411 McCague Bldg. Reference, U. B. National Bank. STRONG boy for bundle wrapper. Apply The Omahe News Co., 15tk and Daven- port. DOWD Sale and Auction Co., Omaha, have closed out more mdse. stocks than any other firm In U. 8. Write for terms. MOTION PICTURE MACHINES, New and rebullt bargains, supplies. _Omlhl Mim Eichlnl‘. 108 B. 14th Bt FOR SALE by owner—Drug store, dwelll and stock; square deal Address own 918 West 6th Ave., Denver. Colo. ROOMING HOUSES, wll sizes, great bar- waina. 419 Rose Bldg. Phone Tyler 2487. FOR STYLE, reasonable price in your fall pipos. _Gross Wrecking dresses, nee_Atkingon Co., 1802 Farnam. FOR SALL—Lunch counted. 4926 8. 26th, South Side, jfiwelry. Diamonds and Watche BRODEGAARD'S “Lucky Wedding Rings at 10th_and_Douglas 8 , Printing_and_ Office_Supplies. TOMMERCIAL Dup 0., also public Steno, Phone for prices. Douglas 3 Paxton Bik. on_job printing. CAMPAIGN CARDS A BPHCIALTY, GOWNS and suita a specialty. Work guaran- teed. Webs! 4940, DRESSBMAKING - Reasonable prices. 200 Beird Bidg. A-1 DRESSMAKING, 2812 Eim. Red GAAP Keiater Dressmaking Col, 10.6 City Nat'l Terry Dressmak & college, 20(h and Farnam. FIRST-CLAS: rney 38§ _____ Rooming Houses. TWENTY-FOUR rooms I meven apart- ments; modern, partly furnished. 316 N. 224 St SITUATIONS WANTED U. 8. PTG, €O, BEE BLDG, boua 117s. -BARNH printing. Tel. Doug. 319 JAMES ALLAN, 312 Neville Blk. Evidence wecuted in all cases. Tyler 1186, COMFORT, T4TH AND VINTON “BRER MUST GO DO “ THE CASTLE OF DESPAIR." “A DOUBLE, DDUBLE CR LYRIC, 17TH AND VINTON “THE CARAVAN." ° “THE ELIXER OF LIFE. COME ' 2661 LEAVENWORTH 10TH CHAPTER OF THE B “GRIP OF EVIL" ¥ “THE THORN AND THE ROSE. COMEDY. West. DEE, 51! AND UNDERWOOD VllflflflAl NPIAR!ON “BLAZING LOVE." KEYSTONE COMEDY. OE, 2665 FARNAM ONE GOOD FEATURE AND A _GOOD COMEDY. COME_ALL. 7y 0TI AND DODOE ETHEL CLAYTON AND HOLBROOK BLINN IN “HUSBAND AND WIFE" “THE ASCENT OF MOUNT RAINER." South " THTH “YELLOW_MENACE" “THE WOLF," ¢-REEL_LUBIN FEATURB BUM, WTH AND M “LIFE'S BLIND ALLEY. 6-REELS. HAROLD LOCKWOOD. “SLICKING THE SLICKERS." ——— e DEATHS & F''NERAL NOTICE! RY, Arthur P., son of Mr. J. W. Lowry, 3328 Center street, dled th! morning at his home, The funeral will be at ven o'clock Monday morning at the residence. COFFEY, Donaid L. age 17, Funeral Monday October 2, at 2 p. m. from residence, 1617 Manderson. In ment, Forest Lawn. e e ——— Monuments and Cemeteries. IFUL , mark te, tablets and crosses for unmarked graves. Redman Grave Marke: Co 1470 Bpen Wabster 3605 avab i bl Ul b 4 FUNERAL DIRECTORS DOFFY & JONNSTON, embaimers and fu- pearal directors 717 B 16th Tyler 167¢ ROHI O] 2 Sewing Machines. SEWING MACHINES ‘We rent, repi sell needies and parts of all sewing marhines. MICKEL'S NEBRASKA CYCLE CO, 15th and Harney Sta Doug. 1662, Typewriters and Supplie NEW machines sold the sunfe as rent; §3 per month. ua befors you buy or rent. Shipped place on ten da freo trial. Butts Typewriter Exchange, 316 8. 15th, Omaha, Neb. N TYPEWRITERS sold, rented ‘and repaired. Rent an Oliver Typewriter, 3 months for §5. Contral Typewriting Exchause, 19056 Farnam. REMINGTONS, _ Monarcha _and Bmith Premiorn for rent; sent anywhere. Rem- _ington_Typewriter Company. D. 138 ___ | qwIN CITY Express Co. 1632 Cass St , practically new, In per- Douglas 1717. Heavy hauling a speclaity viow Co, vin and Howare: | ANYWHERE 25¢ WB. 2104 Vil 30 pet, on your typewriter supplies. |~ Rvervthi - Call Midland Co.. Doug. 2147 an[l‘:"“l)e}fyth.mx £o|r' Wombe‘:x.k : . 7 “sido, knife, sunburat, box Wi HUY, woll_and_sxchango twewniters. | ACCON 0 Jared buttons, all stacs and Guaranteed typewriters $10.00 up. Write | o4 ¥ ¥ yles; hemstitching; pleot edglng, em- for list. Midland Co., Bee Bldg. broldery; beading, bralding, cording, eye- lot cut work, buttonholes, pennants. Miscellaneous. IDEAL BUTTON AND PLEATING CO., UNION PACIFIC RYS' 200 Douglas BIk. Douglas 193 Unlon Pacific Rallroad Company, " Furnace aning. Auction—The following Unclaimed B Furnace Cleaning. gago. will b wold at auction at Omaha | ELSASSER furnice “cleaners; work guar- Fireproot Storage company's bullding, §05 nteed; best prices. 1921 §. 11th. D. 643 B. Seventeenth street, Omaha, Neb: com- i ing. S B eneing at 1 o'clock’p. M. Tuesday, 00 Pixtures and Wiring. = {ober 10, 1916, and continiing tho' sams 130 8154 b el it i e hour each day until all has been sold o B e YRaAOT S Dkl B ina, | - ampss A1 _Curming Su SUouxias JA10 % Mrs. L. Hair Dressing. H. Smith, Tekamaha, Neb arked W. J. Laswell, Allen | IDEAL Halr Parlors, 207 Baird Bldg. Mani- curing, tollet articles, Douglas 6185 Tenn.; Pat Fitoh, Y. Anderson, Seattle, | — gy = a3 . e Now Orleans, La.; Hat Cleaning and Blocking. STRAW, Panama, all kinds hats cleaned and reblocked. 15!5»15%“ Harney. J. T Ce Denver, Colo.; Rou Hughes, Nebraska City, *Neb; Jay Stickley, Al- = Hand Laundry. CALL DOUGLAS 4625 and have your laun- blon, Neb F. Fairchild, Manhattan, Kas. Steamer trunks marked F. Clapp, dl’_)’»dul\. rl!ht_lr]d rfnlonuhh. ob Printing. Saratoga, Wyo.; J. F. Lumadon, Malvern, GATE CITY lerlInl Co., high grade print- Kos. Wicker sult case, L. W. Upton, ing. 2521 N. 24th. Phone Web. 1697. Dancing Academy. DU LU DANCING ACADEMY Bchool Monday and Wednesday Eve. Dance Tues., Thurs, Bat, Sun. Night Keep Dancing Acdy. fiman Farnam. Class Mon. eve, class and assembly Wed. eve. Private lessons any time. D. 78 Attorney at Law. FRANCIS MOR JAN, 613 Boo. Douglas 4059, Expert Masseurs, MANICURING, faclal mass masseuso, 117% N. 16th St., opposite post- offis Room 208, dally, evenings. Express Companies. by expert and, Neb.; Custer, Hutchinsen, Kas. Leathern trunk, J Collon. Palnted canvas trunk, Jas. Rich- ardson, Ogden, Utah. Sample cuses marked H. W. Yoates and Interstate Chemical Co,, Rogers, Ark. Russet valise, Singer Sewing Machine Company, Chey- Canvas tolescope, V. R. Egan, To- P {fisticeu of the Peace. H. H. CLAIBORNE, 612 Paxton Blk. Red 7401 Notary Publlc; deposition, o i W. BRITT, 301 Barker Block. Male. WEEKLY RATE, lic PER LINE. Day work or business ads, regular rates. 2 lines one week . 300 3§ linea one woek merchandlso store; flve years and & half exporience. 1 am a good mixer. 1 am 28 years o0ld and can furnish good roeferences. Do not answer this ad unless you mean k Box 46, Malmo, YOUNG marrled man, 29 yre. old, now employed, wants office position with good firm. In or out of city. 5§ yrs. banking experionce and 2 yrs. road work. Best of references. Bee, No. 6590, POSITION by salesman, now employe salary and expense; wishes to change houses. Now calling on lumber and hard- ware men. A clean record and best of reference given. Box 6658, Bee, WANT »—~By young man, 26, position at anything; Kood offlce man, bookkeeper and can do stenographic work; am willing to earn my money. Box 6426, Bee. YOUNG MAN wants position as male nurse or attendant in hospltal or private fam- \ly; experienced; references. Box 6461, Bee. ' ¥ FARMERS, for quick service and good farm hands phone Douglas 7370 or write Ray- mond's Labor Agency, 1119 Douglas. EXPERIENCED delivery boy; Prospect Hill Grocery, 33d an BOY WANTED—Petetsen Bro 1714 Farnam. Trade Schools. WE WANT MEN TO LEARN THE BARBER TRADE. Few weeks qualify to run shop or work for others; years of apprenticeship saved by our method; we have placed graduates in leading positions everywhere; compara- tively no expense; catalog mailed free. MOLER BARBER COLLEGE, 110 8. 14th St., Omaha, Neb. (Established 1893.) GOOD MEN WANTED To learn auto work for the many po- sitions now open. Fine training work in auto and eléctric starting system. AMERICAN AUTO COLLEGHE, 2063 Farnam, Omaha, Neb. references. d 308 First National Bank Bidg. 8. 63D BT —Six-room cottage, ALFRED THOMAS, 308 First National Bank Bidg. T-ROOM, all modern houss, 4216 Dougias Bt., $35 per month. Call, or phos - nut 3023, e 8-ROOM 2 baths, West Farnam distris $45.00. Phone Doug. 2947. e 5, 71-r._house. Also 4-r, Apply 3845 Capitol Ave North. 9 N. 26th Bt six-room cottage, §18. % N. 36TH ST.—Two-story frame, 330. ALFRED THOMAS, 808 First National Bank Blds. T-ROOM house, etrictly modern, 2717 Mere- dith. _Florence 267. ¥619 BINNEY—6-room cottage, modern ex- cept furnace; rent $14. Web. 2174 1818 GRANT BT.—7-r. conm., modern, $36 T. FF_Hall, 433 Ramge Bldg. Doug. 74 T-ROOM, modern except heat, $15. 2608 De- catur, Mrs. Bryant, Walnut 8 South, 3611 8. IOATH AVE.—Six-room cottage, $id. LFRED THOMAS, 808 First National Bank Bldg. NEW Bungalow, 6 rooms, ail on one fioor, $2,760, with garage $30. Vacant Oct 10. 3669 Plerce St. Red 1881, 6-ROOM cottage, modern except hea 18. 2925 Martha. i WL ROOM house with bath, 1613 Doroas St. 6-R. COTTAGE, mod. ex. heat. 844 8. 2. 131§ PARK AVE.—i-r. mod. briok. Miscellaneous. WE HAVE WHAT YOU WANT, HOUSES AND COTTAGES 108 312, PILES, FISTULA CURED Dr. E. R Tarry cures piles, fistuls and ¥15. Close In. other rectsl diseases without wurgical operation. Cure guaranteed and no money paid until cured. Write for book on rec- tal diseases with testimonials. DR. H. R TARRY, 340 Bee Bldg. Omaha, Neb THE Balvation Army Industrial home ®o- licits your old clothing, furuiturs, maga- xines. We collect. Wa distribute. Phope Doug. 4126 and our wagon will call. Call and inspect our mew homs. 4110-1113-1114 Dodge 8t. SnoteaaciS ST RIS RUPTURES S fiiictl paravion Call or write Dr. Frank H. Wray, 30¢ Bee Bldg. NEW HAMILTON CAFE New Ma ment. Home-Cooked M Mod. prices. Hamilton Apts.. 24th & Farnam. RITTENHOUSE Sanitarium. Baths of all kinds; massage and chiropody. 310-214 Balrd Blk., 17th and Dougias. D. 3463. EAT HOME-COOKED MEALS NEW DELICATESSEN, 1808 FARNAM. MAE BRUGMAN, M. T. Sclentific masseuse baths. 208 Karbach Blk. _ Red 3737, Prices $3.50 to CORSETS made to or $20.00. Expert fittls Nu-Bone Corset Lobby. D. 4396. TEARN barber trade; be independent, more than make your expenses while learnini Wages or percentage. We ‘won't ov charge you to begin: 1402 Dodge S8t. TRI-CITY BARBER COLLEGE. AUTO MECHANICS. EARN BIG MONEY. Never Idle—Big Demand. Easy to Learn by Our Methods. NATIONAL AUTO TRAINING ASS'N 3817 N. 20th St, Omaka. Miscellaneous. ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES, MEN W ANTED—Able-bodied unmarried men under age of 36; citizens of United States of good character and temperate habits. who can speak, read and write the Eng- lish lauguage. For information apply to fecruiting Offtcer, Army Blug, 16th and Dodge §ts., Omaba, Neb.: 130 N. 10th 8¢. Lincoln, Neb.; 827 4th 8t Bloux Clty. Towa; 207 WAN1 45, w! )--Names of ambitious men, 18 to ishing to become Omaha mall car- riers. Commence, $67 month. Address Y 690, B".__._ WANTED—Young men &as Ti clerks; $75 per month; sample examina- tion questions free. Franklin Institute, Dept. R, Rochester. N. ~= FARMERS, ATTENTION. We furnish real farm hauds fres of charge. Write or phone. Squara Em- nt Agcy., 209 8. 13th, Omah Neb. EXPERIENCED grocery clerk wants posi- tion Can furnish best referenc Phone Doug. 0005, Elms Hotel. Room 34, EXPERIENCED man wants position in in elevator In small town; expects good Box 6648. FOR QUICK SALE—Five improved over half In bearing fruit. Mrs. Pallas, 5936 McKinley, Benson. [ONTH—Government jobs. Men and women wanted. List of positions open, free. Franklin Institute, Dept. 8. Rochester, N. Y WANTED—Experienced Union Pacitic Frelght Jackson_Sts. JEN wanted (o eniist in Signal Corps al report at Llnrolnr handlers. 9th and freight House, EXPERIENCED driver with some repair experience wants position In private fam- Webster i FXPERIENCED _ furnace man's _helper, Young & Henderson Co, 2906 Sherman Ave. WANTED—Job a reforences, Address 2215 Glst Av son, Neb. CHAUFFEUR-mecha ing_for heavy truck. POSITION WANTED—In or accounting ""'f< Box ELDERLY man wish man. Call Colfax 682 : POSITION as janitor, in apariment house Phone 8. 3909, Hotels and Restzur L SMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 1610 Duvenport St Douglas 1356, Hoadquarters for hotel help. Female. the pleces of - miscellaneous cles, cousisting of trunks, boxes, ch bundles, blankets, valiscs, guns, watc overcoats, umbrellas and musical Instru ments, not marked ‘ c Masseures. Sclentific massage; baths 1322 Osteopaths. Dr. Mary Andersen, 605 beo Bldg. D. 3996 Farnam St G. L. ALLEY, GENERAL BAGUAGE AGENT. M K BURKET & BON—Fu ‘and embaimer. 2094 Leavenw & & RIEPEN, Baimers, 701 § 16'b B Dousiss 1336 P FLORISTS. BEAT QUALUIY CUT FLOWERS ‘Plants, Art Combinations, shipped where. Excellent service ‘to our oua mmends HESS & 6 Farnam Bt. Doug. 1601 TARGEST ABSORTMENT of fresh flowers, delivered or ahipped anywhere. L. HEN. DERSON, 119 Farnam 8t Doup. 1338, T LEE L. LARMON 1714 Douglas. Doug. 8244, PARKER Fi ; A DONAGH BATH fioru BIRTHS AND DEATHS. Birthe—R. J. and Ellen Nickols, Chicago,” girl; Ernest and L. Ejman, 2643 Washington, girl; Hamer and Lena Ken- senger, 1112 South Eleventh, girl; Kal and g.ldylll’lh‘l’. 3010 Wabster, "twin " boys fchael and Betty Silverman, 18: y i 21 North eaths—Emily Abney, 76, 402 North Bix- Sath: Manry A Rrosurs, o1, 2oe. Bowin Sixteenth; Joseph Stlllnock, 65, hospital; Donald L: Coffee, 17, 1617 Manderson; Mrs, Lettie Borry, 49, Twentleth and Mander. mon; Gideon Blackstone, 72, hospital; Wil- liam Umstead, 59, West Dodge; Anna May , 29, Omaha; Charles J. Wommer, 3, 1717 Cass; A. N. Yost, 80, 3207 Corby. Patent Attorneys. PATENTS procured, bought and sold. Inter- national Patent Co., 683 Brandels. D, 6691 A STURGIS, 630 Brandeis Th. D. 3459, Pension Attorreys. 8. 1. Gordou, (9 Om. Nat. Bk. D. Piano Tuning. PIANO TUNING, $1.75. Tyler 2616, Pianos for Rent. $3.60 per mo. A. Hospe Co, 1513 Douglas B __Rug Manufacturers. FLUFF ‘rugs from old carpets; rag rugs a spectally; cleanlng and alterations. Peery Rug Factory, 2422 Cuming. Red 2343, ° + Towel Supplies. OMAHA Towel Supply Wedding Stationery. WEDDING aunoutcemen and Douglas Printing Vacuum Cleaners, CLEAN QUICKLY AND THOROUGHLY WITH ECLIY ELECTRIC, RENT, $1 AND $1.60 PER DAY. DOUGLAS FTOLEN—A model 86-4 Overlund touring car No. 7036 was stolen from near 16th and Harney Sts., Omaha, Neb, September 2. This is the property of the Van Brunt Automobile Co., Council Blufts, and for any information leading to locating this car thero is a rewaid of $26. Please notlfy us at our expense it you find this car, OMAH Aresses made over 2450 TOW CO—Feit und halr mat- i new tcks at half the price of new ones. Phone us for ple of ticking. Mall orders filled. 1007 Cuming St Dougles 2467, e Y Righ standard of quallty will be main- 4 quarts of UId Fontenelle whisky bottied in bond, Henry Poliock; order house. Doug. TleZ. 12 07 & 11th, D. 523 made grape wine. : PER GALLON. Sunklst port, full quart, 60 centa. 014 Taylor whisky, full quart, 9 cents CACKLEY BROS. Waat-ads AINED 19,609 MORE PAID ADS than auy other Omaha newa- paper gatned in first soven months 1916, GOOD RESULTS AT LESS COST 18 THE RIEASON WHY APPLES—Jonathan, Grimes Golden Northwestern Greent Avery ¥arm, Councll printing. Doug. 644 SWAPPERS’ CbLUMN IF YOU have anything to traae, make up a little md and run it in this column for seven days—it only costs 2bc and 3v per answer. This offer is good only in Omaha, and exciudes Real Estate, cash offers, and Business Properties For Sale or Trade. Thess, as well as mall orders for use of Swappers’ Column, must pay regular rates. One or two answers are sufficlent to make your trade and the whole trans- actlon only costa about 30c. and . Walnut 2313 or Bluffs, s, Phone » sholving, . We buy, wsell. Omaha Fixture & Bup, 'v Co. 414-16-18 8 13th. Doug. 2734. 3 ALEX JETTES LIQUOR HOUSE. irteenth and Douglas. Bottled in bond whisky, 86¢, $1.00, §1.28 full cuart. “PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER. Publlc stenographer und uotary publie. 507 Bee Bidg. Doug. 1863, Reas. rates HELP WANTED—FEMALE Stores and Offices. TRLBGRAPHER and stenographer, $76; stenographer and clerk, $60; billing cler! §55; office clerk, $40; offlce clerk, $35; stenographer, beginner, $30; assistant bookkeeper, $45; stenographer, rental of- fice, $45; stenographer, bank, $45. WESTERN REFERENCE & BOND ASS'N, Originators of tho Reference Busine 762 Omaha Natlonal Bank Bldg. STENO., steno. and compt. O] steno. and P. X, 8 mult. opr., $40. nd. Thea. Bldg WATTS REF. CO., 8§40 Br Wanted—Experienced comptometer opera- tor. Apply office manager, Hayden Bros. THR BEEB charge for “Situation ads" 1 lower than any other form of advertising —not enough to cover t! of printing ) “lady 3 on in general or drug store; experience; small town. Write Y 620, Bee. MIDDLE-AGED lady dosires place as house- keeper for bachelor o1 widowe 7313 experionce. Bee, Box 6563, TIRST class colored chainbermald wishes position in City. Web, 1171 WASH, lron; Laundr; ana Day Work. BUNDLE wushing: plece work; lace cur- tains: work guaranteed. Web. 2104. PLRIRCT washing, day or bundle, perma- mently established, strictly dependable Wousior 4134 by good laundress. Web. 2037 o indy. Web. 11 Taundress by da. . 6037 JD—Work by the da . 1683 iiverienced lady wants dav work. H 442 DAY work wanted. or. - Harney 1461 hing and day work, Wob. 4342 Day work wid, S i ooking; col TBOOKKEEPER and stenographer, fine firm, $65-376 THE MARTI CO., 1327 W. O. W. Bldg. Professions and Tra = EXPERIENCED shirt makers at Albert Cahn’s. Shirt Manufacturer 219 S. 14th 75 GIRLS wanted at once, to pack Macaronl. Omaha Macaroni Co., 1005 Farnam. TEARN halrdressing at Oppenheim Pariors. Brandels Th BWITCHES from combings, $1 up. Dyed, 00, Mrs, W. Brillhart, 3§3 Paxton Bidg. i8S L. L1..L.Y—Bath and massage, 1322 Farnam 8¢, 2d floor Phone Doug. 3410 168 WILSON—Bath and manicuring. No. 2 Davidge Blk. Phone Douglas 8761, TLULCLLA WHBSTER, masscuse, 513 Pexton Mk, 10 a. m. to § p. m. D. 3237, BCIENTIFIC massage. 620 Bee Bjds Phone Douglas 03}!. . 2819 N. 27th St.... . 2708 Seward St...... STRICTLY MODERN., 8-R., 6316 Florence Bivd. (excep- tlonally cholce stucco dwelling, full two storles high, having very large rooms, fireplace in livihg room and bedroom; beautiful large yard; only two blocks from car 1line) . 4813 Seward St. 17 8. 26th St. (close in) 905 N. 18th St ‘entral Tin Shop. hg. Tyler 3233 3528 A PRIVATE maternity home. 4416 N. 33th St. Phone Colfax 2042. FOR RENT—FURNISHED Apartments and Houses. __ Apartments. 2 5 4 newly furnished housekeep- rooms; 3 furnished separate rooms; modern; walking distance. 2232 N. 0! dwelling, very close in; well ranged for keeping boarders and roomers). 11-R., 411 8 38th Bt. (choice brick dwelling; West Farnam district).. FLATS. 6-R., 609 S. 19th St. (very cholce St. Louls flat, close in) . 83.50 WE HAVE OTHERS. SEBE OUR COM- PLETE LIST BEFORE RENTING. PORTER & SHOTWELL, 17th_St, Douglas 6018, have you for rent in the way of four, five and slx-room modern up 1o- date appartments. Preference will he given to those In better districts of th eity. Want to deal direct with wwners No agents. Telephone Douglas 1016, HOUSES FOR RENT. CREIGH, SONS & CO. o 08 80, 41ST; modern, 7 rooms. 1$23.00 2423 Franklin St., 6 rms. and bath.. 18.00 5 13 00 JOHN N FRE} . _DOUGLAS b54. $25.00—2223 Clark 8t, all mod. bungalow, 78.00 ing all 19th 202 8. WHAT ~ 8. CLARE, 24th and Harney, 3-r. fur. apt. Har. 647, §TOP AT THE SUNSHINE—Steam heated roems, hot and cold water. GUP N. )::'(LHK‘ Houses, DUNDEE FURNISHED HOME. 7-room house, _strictly modern, arranged and well furnished No. 6007 Cass St. Will rent furnished for the winter at $60 per month Nlice place. D. V. SHOLES COMPANY, 915 City Nat, Bank Bidg. _ Doug. 4% §-ROOM modern, furnished house. 2917 N. 26th St. Webster 4321 FOR RENT—ROOMS Furnished Rooms. AK-SAR-BEN visitors or steady roomers; three dandy rooms, modern home close in; reasonable; meals if deaired. Webster Good very well 6-r. $18.00—1508 N. 20th St., all mod. fl $32.60— 559 §. 26th St, all mod,, H. A. WOLF, 514 Ware Block Doug. 8068. 3502007 ST. MARY'S AVE, 10 rms.. mod. $18—2216 Grace, 6 rooms, mod. $14—2618 Seward, 4 rooms, small barn. $10—2222 Clark, 3 rooms, owner pays water. RINGWALT, Brandets Thes. Bldg. , B-r T. FOR REN1—Ap'ts ana Flats West. SPLENDID 4-ROOM APART- MENTS Located in the Flo-Les, 20th and Capitol . These are the best close-in apart- ments in Omaha. Abundance of light and Winter rate, $40 and $42.60. Seo these at once. ETERS TRUST COMPANY, Street. Doug. 898. room steam-heated apart- west Farnam St. ROBRINS, 1802 FARNAM ST. RENT—Strictly mod. 50th and GUR furnished room : other strictly modern rooms at §2.50 $3 por week. 2012 N, 15th 8t 1 {17 N, 18TH—Beautifully furnished, cosy, all modern convenlences; private family. Red 7918, DESIRABLE south front room, every con- venlence; private family, $10.00. 2612 Dewey_Ave. X K STEAM-HEATED, home cooking; reasona- bla; references; new management. 1760% Leavenworth St. e THREE nicely furnished rooms in modern home, % block to 24th St. car In Kountse Place. Webster 5407 TODERN, weil fornished room for two; blocks from postoffice. Doug. $243. 3024 CHICAGO ST.—Large, well-furnished rooms; strictly modern: clq!a in. 1925 8. 26TH 8 Jarge front room; all modern; board If deslred. & FURNISHED room; gentieman preferred Wal. 3597 P 1622 Fa VERY ch ment on JOHN W FOR U 3 steam-heated Ringwalt, Drandeis 1914 BURT, apt.; winter, Theater Bldg. $32.50. South. Saleswomen and Solicitors. EXPERIENCED solicitors of neat appear ance for house-to-houss demonstration; liberal drawing account and big commis- slon; permanent; lady manager. Apply Wl week after 9 & m. Monday at room 344, Hotel Loyal. WANTED—TWO HIGH SALES- LADIES. LITTLE GIANT MFG. & SALES 1201 W. O. W. BLDG Household and_Domestic. West Farnam district 1911 DAV ENPORT-—Clean modern rooms; {hree and one-halt blocks from postotfice; reasonablo. e 5 ¥ 2618 LEAVENWORTH—NIcely furnished Toom for entleman; private family. Ty- ler_1707. THICAGU—2510—In _pr south front room with aicove: R % A X TITREE micely furnished rooms In modern home 14 block to 24th strest car fn Kountze Place, Call Webster 6407 FOR RENT. 7-room flat; oak floors, electric lights, modern plumbing; furnace and fireplace; 2 blocks from Park school and car line A good nefghborhood. 1306 South Isth St., $21.50. BENSON & M¥ERS CO 424 Omaha National Bank Bldg. Phona Doug. 746. " Miscellaneo T FOST romfortable -room and bath apt; te b.me, largs also side house- n cooking house cleaning done and good wages (o right required. Phone Col- 3 in family; dress kept; references 1D—An exeprienced second girl with ferences. Apply Mrs. W. H. Me- 201 Cass St. XD, Indy wishes punch serving, private or yublic dances. 1L 3600 after 2 p. m. AGENTS AND CAW;SEER; AGENTS wanted in_every town for rosene burners, for cook ranges. West 7 Leavenworth. Omaha girl tor general housework; n to a good girl from the coun- willing to learn. Address 2604 St try Mary's Ave. Telephone Douj 1694 WANTED—White girl for general hou: work and to assist in care of §-year-old child; small family; good wages. Phone Harney 3165, 3§04 80, 28TH—Parlor floor, furnished sulte, all conveniences, walking dist . NICE large front room for 2 young men 'or ladies and will give breakfast if de- aired. Harney 5328, TOOMS=37 per_week; flso rooms with kitchenettes. Ogrden Hotel. Council Bluffs TARGE, well-furnished front room fn pri- te home: modern. Call Harney 3934 FOR RENT—Front room, furnished, private bath if desired. 2121 Douglas Doug. 1741 {701 8. 30TH AVE —Nice front room for two, on Hanscom park line. MODEF heat. large closels; pleniy sun light; casy walking distance; $39.50, Ernest Sweel D, 1472 ATy e e ~—Eight-room tmodern brick, only $26 GHT & LASBURY. D (52 WANTED TO RENT. Unfurnished Houses and Flats. ¢ NELSON 644 Brandeis Bidg. Doug. 838 WANTED TO RBENT— house, walking distance South Omaha. E Hotel. =204 WANTED ilsiln furnished front room, hot water Call_South 3726, Housekeeping Rooms. s of houses to to Success. WANTED—Competent woman as cook and undress; family of two, credentials re- qQuired. Doug. 6633 yimeuts Have cume 412 Karbac] rent or eli on easy tomers wall!ng. Block, Douglas TROOM, with large kitchen; running water; newly decorated; gas furnished 3415 Capitol.