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10 CASH WITH ORDER. 1 peor word.... oh mmuon (Bet solid—no dlsplay. A. hlunphoc or Set In l)llplu, myl- ons time 16 Jet lime. (Count six word. to the Tine.) teat Llnfll Special Farm and Runc o per line .th utive timmes (Count wix vord- to mu line.) FOREIGN ADVERTISING UNDER AGENTS OR HELP WANTED CLASSI- FICATIONS. ..one time NO AD TAKEN FOR LESS THAN-A TOTAL OF 200 OR LESS THAN 10¢ A DAY. ‘THANK! NERAL NOTICES. 100 per llne....... each Insertion (Minimum ¢! cents.) MONTHLY RATE FOR STANDING ADS (No change of copy allow.d.) One Mne.......... $1.95 Two lines or more. pl'l l|;n $1.80 t six weeks to the line (Count st (Contract rates on application.) THD BEB will not be responsible for mors than one iIncorrect insertion of an adver- tisement ordered for mors than one time ADVERTISERS should retain recolpts given by The Bee in payment for Want A 1o mistake can be rectified without them. USE THE TELEPHONE it you canaot con- veniently bring or send in your ads Ask for & Want-Ad {aker, and you will celve the same good service as when de livering your ad at the office. PHONE TYLER 1000. WANT-AD COLUMNS CLOSE, EVENING EDITIONS.. 12:00 M. MORNING EDITIONS. 00 P. M MOYIE PROGRAM Curreat l'l-md &O-A‘m (w Mv.) THE PARADE. 'NO SHOW TONIGHT lnlL l 'H AND BINNEY SHOW cunu ACCOUNT T o ’ofi%"-fiu NIFFGDROME, 307 AN CONTNG GOING TO THE PARADE L B how. 2 " AND iy NO SHOW. BLECTRIC PARADE. 24TH Al DARK TONIGHT ING TO PAR. J lu" A Q00D ‘mm. o m 2TH AND LEAVENWORTH 53 e : NO BHOW TONIGHT. @0 AND HAVE A GOOD TIME. ) . %IAD’I’. 4 ARE YOU ING? | " m b ATH AND VINTON "nnx—-m.x-:c'rnic PARADE, ___NO SHOW. l‘l ALLEY and LOIS WEBBER. THE DEV[L‘S BREW.” LEAVIN WORTH 5 i '] "‘ii‘o‘%. ; _THE PARADE. Wi - PUNDES, {187 AND UNDERWOOD SPECIAL NOTICR. AK-SAR-BEN . PARADE. NO SHOW. ‘Al " GO AND SEE ' THE ELECTRIC PARADE. WE ARE NOT EA"NG A SHOW TONIGHT, 40TH AND DO NO SHOW TONIGHT » - GOINGTQ PARADE. iward Lorimer, aged 60 10 nuntn 23 days, October 3. Private funeral sorvices at resldence of : daughter, Mrs. Fred Hamllton, eoa Thirty-elghth street, Thurs: a.-. Interment, Forest Lawn cei uury survived - besldes his widow, by threo.daughters, Mrs. Fred Hamilton of Mra. George M. Cumpbell, Anchor- i Mrs. Witllam A, Lest, Man- 1a., and one son, John E. Robertson oseph B. 8 months 14 da 1 will be held af the residence of #hur. Mrs. Edgar A. Allen 3314 i “"t;"l‘ll:l.lr-dny at 11 a. m, In- m wn cemotery, Friends Invited. ' m'L "Walter, aged 45 years, at local Thursday, 2 p. m. fr Tag- chapel. Interment romz"?.w.' CARD OF THANKS. WEB wish to thank our many friends, and’ lTOLIN— DUFFY & JONNSTON, empaimers and fu- neral directors. W h BUMKE a 717 8. 16th. Tyler 1676 ULbL & RIBFEN, underiakers wad balmers, 701 8. 160h 8 Dougias 1336 BIRTHS AND DEATHS. T Births—Walter and Clara Riggs, © South Twenty-firat, girl; John and Minnle Lowery, 809 North Forty-elghth, glirl; George and Mary Brash, 3627 Manderson, glrl; David C. and Beulah F. Pyke, 1607 Vinton, boy; Joseph and Anna Keller, 2110 Castelar, girl; Dennis and Rosle Cline, 2619 H, boy. Deaths—Frank Goben, 35, hospital; ,Ber- netta Melerdierks, 2 months, 3708 North Twenty-fourth; Mary David, 60, 1711 North Twenty-fourth; Helen lone Shamblen, 10 [ days, Twenty-seventh and Harrison; Zivan Lepotich, 84, 6301 South Thirtieth; Melvin Brown, ' 9 months, 1014 Davenport; Clara Hanting, 40, 5131 Burdette; J. B. Pritchard, 68, 1733 South Twenty-seventh; Arnold Hen- drickson, 8, 3917 Arbor; Mrs Anna Cau- ghan, 72, 4920 South Twenty-third; Charles B. Sargent, 60, 2618 South Twenty-third MARRIAGE LICENSES The following mare tssued: ame and_ Addre Earnest A. Wolff, Omahs. .2 Elsle Barbe, Omaha. 18 Charles E. Gibbs, Klemine, Ia .8 Bessle B, Hart, Omal 2 Glovann! Landl Omaha, N 28 Alfia Inconteo, Omah: .16 Fred O, Isberg, Omaha, . over 21 Mildred E. Mitchell, Omaha. over ‘18 Ralph Diefenderter, Norfolk, Neb. .25 Zell Collins, Norfolk, Neb. 20 24 Ethlyn Anderson, S| 24 Max Willlams, Loveland, .2 Mary Kleindosty, Omaha.. .2 Walter Denman, Omaha Marie Fulghm, Omaha Lee Richard Birmingham, Omaha Ethel Higgins, Omaha,. John A. Hutchison, Sioux City, Ia Mary B, Tate, Denlson, Ia,.., wee 26 Arthur A, Lewls, Grand Island, Neb,... 26 Matilda K. Peterson, Grand Island, Neb. 23 Eldon Proctor, Corning, Ia Alta BStice, Cornin LOST-FOUND-REWARDS T YOU Jose anyihing and will advertiss Tt hlr.. you wili surely rau"r it 1t found honest persol kable recov- -m- are bmlht about o -ry day through this column, THE LAW-—People who find I‘lt articles are interested in knowing thal the state law is strict in reguiring them to seek the owner through advertisement and otherwiss, and that a tailure to do 0, If same can be proven, involves & #é- rious_penalty. FORD STOLEN Ford touring oar (1016 model), taken Monday from 8. B. Cor. 17th & Harney Bts, Front 1Wensy, Kansas City, No. 3190 rear llcense, Missour! No. 8681, Motor No. 14, Hassler, shock absorber; trunk rack rear, car extra good condition. Reward. OMAHA & COUNCIL BLU RAILWAY COMPANY, ving lost some articls would ofllfl ol the Omaha flway company ta ascertain whthnr lhq left it in the street car. Many articles each day are turned In and the company is anxious to restore lnnn to the rightful owners. Call 6 reward for information lead- of 1916 to reco Ford five unnr ca l-n Baturday night. Engine No. 1,008, No. 84,101, Notity Mrs, L. J, olnl, 2118 Grand Ave,, Col- < fax 8469, WILL party who took watch chain and knife at Riverview Tu night return same, 1322 Nicholas St. and recelve re- ward? No questions asked. LO8T—Watch fob with C, 8, on charm. Call obater 2243, FOR SALE—Miscellaneous Furniture and Household Goods. SPECIAL—Close out prico on finest quality quarter sawed oak storage din- ing room sult Originally worth $135, for 'sale for $60. Suite oon- sists of one buffet, six leather chalrs, one round nalon lo, one chl closet. Hundreds of other {tems cons| Ing of furniture, rugs and stoves on sale at Sacrifice prices. Btate Furniture STATE FURNITURE CO., Corner 14th and Dodge Sts. BUY a Little Glant Ironing ubh It gl absolute wsatisfagtion. The Little Glant Manufacturing Cb., Omaha. BTOVIES, furniture, rugs, bedding and linen of all kinds, Open till 9 p. m. Dolgoff, 1839 N, 24th St nos usical Instruments. umnu.«m‘Eilei'-r'm"."m'_y grand piano, __bractically new. Harne, " Billiards and [ Pockct 'mn FOR SALE—BILLIARD TABLES. Brand new, ‘caroom and pockej, with complete outfit, $135; second-hand tables at re- duced prices; bowling alleys and supplies; gnv paymonts. Cigar stores, drug, dell- atesson and wolda fountain fixtures. THR BRUNSWICK-BALKE-COLLENDER CO., 407-409 South 10th St Machinery and En| “TNEW AND SECOND-HAND MOTORB EXPERT ELECTRICIANS AND ' MACHINISTS, LE BRON ELECTRICAL WORKS 318-20 8. 13th 8L, Omah Bull.l.lll. ateam, hllfl:lrls. ll.' engines, C ‘l lrx ches. BRODEG! ARD‘I “L\n.lly Wedding Rings” at_16th and Douglas Sta. et our prices on job printing CAMPAIGN CARDS A SPECIALTY. U. 8. PTG, 0O, BEE BLDG, DOUG. 1178, W BARNHART an y printing, Tel. Do Sewing Mn.hmu SEWING MACHINES We rent, ropalr, soll needles and parts of all sewing machines. MICKEL'S “ NEBRASKA CYCLE CO., 15th and Harney Sta Doug, 1663, _Typewriters and Supplies. NEW machines sold th: per month, See rent. Shipped ary free trial, Butty 916 8. 18th, Omaha, Neb. TYPEWRITERS sold, rented and Iopllr'd Rent_an Oliver Typewriter, 3 months for §5. Central Typewrlting Exchan, 1908 Farnam. REMINGTONS, Monarchs and Smith Promlers for ren Rem- Angton Typewriter 1284, HAVE 30 pet. on your typeweiter supplies. Call Midland Co., Doug. 2147, WE BUY, sell and exchange lync\'rll-n Guaranteed typewriters $10.00 up, Write for Iist. Midland Co., Hee Bl iscellaneon: OMAHA PILLOW CO.—Felt and tresses mude over In new tlcks at half 4 g%‘. O. U. W. No. 96, and the Ger- soclety for thelr kindness and ? ipathy shown during our recent be- mt in the sickness and death of and father, and also for the floral offerings. Mrs. Helen Miss Elizabeth Kroenert, eremaey crosses Redman Gravi > 8¢ Wabater 2605, Douy:. llll. LARM Doug. uu (8th. D, 3103, Houg 1001 the price of new ones, Phone us for sample of (cking. il orders filled. 1907 Cuming St. Douglas 2467, MY RIEh atandard of quallty will be main- taned; 4 quarts of Old Fontenelle whisky $3.25; bottled in bond. Henry Pollock; mall ‘order house, Doug. T 122124 N. 16th Bt Home-mado ~grapo wine. $1.25 PER GALLON. Sunkist port, fuil quart, 50 nts. ol lelorcwllllh' full g\ufl. 98 cents, ,609 MORE PAID ADS than aby other Omana nswa: ¢ paper Euined In firat soven months 1816 GOOD LESULTS AT LKSS COST 18 THI REASON WHY. ALEX {_lL'ITES LPUOR HOUSE. nth and Dougl Bottled In bond whisky, S6c, $1.00, §1.38 full snart DUBKS,— & (on, scales, showocuacs, shelvin etc, We buy, sell. Omaha Fixture Supi ' Co., 414-16-18 8 12th, Doug. 27 L LY i L R DABY carlage for sale cheap, latest style wicker Pullman. Doug. 9023, DRY KINDLING WOOD, ACME HARN BOX COMPANY. BY 1837, ~ THE BEE: WANTED TO BUY GUTTMAN Pays Highest for Furniture, Clothes, r'unu. Oftice Furniture, Trunk: Sh 97 Res., Webster 4204, Dthb DESKS DESKR New desks, used desks, bought, wsold and traded. J. C. Reed, 1207 Farnam. HOLMES pays your pr for second-hand clothes, ahoes and hats. Web. 3320. HIGHEST price pald for d-hand clothes shoes, trunks, sultcases, D, 6881 or D, 8032 Pri Rugs, ANNOUNCEMENTS 1,000 Tetter 32.60; 1,000 envelopes, 3Z. THE ' m\'x } HOUSE OF MAUER. Phone Doug. Tid4 1619 Farnam St BRODEGAARD'S “Lucky Wedding at J6th and Douglas Sta DAV lnd_YJ M C A '\h(ht Echnnl Art. CHINA PAINTING (s . special —elud pricesy 635 §. 27th & ilarnsy 3968, Buttons and Pleating. DRESS PLEATING, hemstitching and cov- ered buttons. Van Arnum Dress Ploat- ing ar® Button Co., 34 floor Paxton Bik. Doullll 3109 Accountants, E. A. DWORAK, C. P. A, A. VAN ORDhR 533 Ramge Bldg., Phone Doug. 2169. " Brass and Iron Foundries. ton-Mitchell Co,, 27th and Martha Sts. Bakeries, CAKES, pagiry and fancy bakery goods supplied to parties, lodges and entertair- ments, Z. H. Reeder, 1606 18th, W.2927, ORTMAN'S NEW ENGLAND BAKERY. 12 N. 16th ST. BRANCHES—PUBLIC MARKET HAYDEN BROTHERS, “OUR MOTTO"—BETTER BAKED GOODS. LET U8 PROVE lT Baths, BENDA—Sulphur, steam. Modern Turkish BATHS AND MABSAGE. Privat tments for ladies, with lady attend 1919 Farnam, Phone D W. M. Knollenberg, combining Sulphur Steam Baths & Chiropractic treatments, 13 tor, $30; single adjusting $1. Lady at- __tendanta, 8. W. Cor: 24th & Far. Bt. 1), 7205 RITTENHOUSE Sanitarium; all kinds baths. 210-214_Baird Blk., 17th and Douglas. Carpenters and Contractors, White Bros., contractors, bulld Jobbing. Red 8518, Wal, 3389, Work guaranteed. A Hokanson, 2606 Leavon’ th. Ty, 2192-J. Tewsard & AND BUITS prossed, 3 Phil_Greensto W. MADSEN, 76 o, 1406_Harney. Red 3161 Leavenworth, Tyler 1946, BXOETE" cameras, 3%-3%, $2.00; (unl- versal focus lens), Green's Pharmacy, 16th and Howard. Seo them today. hiropractic. Dry. Johnston, 1825 O. W. Bldg. D, 6529, Chiropractic_and Spinal Adjustment, Dr, Burhorn—Rose Bldg. Palmer school gradua Doug. 5347, DR ‘K'I.‘OLLENBEBG. Costumes. THEATRICAL gowni rent. 306 N, 17th. John F\ ,Dreumldn( Acconpron / i, Cov. Buttons, Hlllllul hing. Nlb. Ple: _ & Button C FOR STYLE, re -onm- price m your fail dresses, mee Atkinson C 1802 Farnam. GOWNS and sulis a specialty. Work guaran- teod. Wobl;%r 4940, DRESSMAKI] — Reasonablo prices. 200 Beird Bidg. | A1 DRESSMAKING, 2312 Eim. Red 6888 flrry Dressmok'g college, 20th and Farnam. OMAHA | SWAPPERS’ COLUMN OCTOBER 1916, HELP WANTED—MALE WHAT have you to trade for some fine thoroughbred pullets and cockerels, Buff Orpingtons. 1 want driving gloves, tools or mmm-mn‘ I can use on my ma- chine. Box X sy electric and star lent shape; paint fine tires good, engine fine. Swap for dla- monds, or what huve you? Make offer 8. C., 456. \DDING MACHINE—Wales adding ma- chine, In first-class condition; used but & very short time; will exchange for Un- derwood typewriter, office furniture, or what have you? Box 8. C.-449, Bee. TO TRADE—HIgh grade (welve-gauge shot- kun for high class household goods. Also thirty volumes American and English Encyeiopedia of law. in splendid condition. Box B. C. 446, B LARGE suburban a0, lot, southwast part of city. T00x150 feet, cle ‘Worth $325, trade for five-passenger wutomobile of equal value. ,\AI-lV ss Box 6664, Bee. FILMS develppe when_printa or- dered, one-day service. KASE STUDIO, 23 16th and Harney. BURTON GUITAR—WIIl trade for good man's bicycle or standard make type- writer. Address 8. C. 452, Bee. Tight BKPR. and STENO., $100; bkpr. and steno., young man, gen. office ass't., §50; Jr. oftice clk. eno., out of town, §60; office clk. $65. Western Reference and Hond Ass'n., Inc., Originators of the Reference Business, 762 Omaha Natlonal Bank Bldg. STEN! $76, steno., $70; steno., $60; bkpr., $75; compt. opr., $76; Burroughs opr., §50; office clerk, $30. WATTS REF. CO., 840 Brand. Theater. WANTED—At once an A-1 grocery cler must be thoroughly experienced and well recommended. Washington Market, 1407 8t. WANTED—Two men who are wiliing and capable to earn from $50 to §70 a week. Speclalty men preferred. F. D. Brownin 312 Baird Bldg. TED—By wholesale houss, experionced neat, accurate, rapid; state Ilry expected. Box 6662, Bee. on; new calls ©$60-860-380 NCY, 600 BEE BLDG. HAVE Model F Buick, go0d, running order; will wsell or trade for merchandise or _what have you? Stromsburg, Box 7 X LITTLE AD In this column will b about wome remarkable exchanges. e BUSINESS CHANCES FOR SALE—Restaurant, cafe and lunch business; Best In oity of 175,000 people; modern new bullding; every up-to-date ca- tering and cooking appliance; pays $3,000 profit per annum; excellent opportunity; ablished line of customers and big tran slent trade; also new residence and late modsl touring car; 11l health; all $13,600, John 8. Reed, Lincoln, Neb, AK-SAR-BEN VISITORSI While you are in our city you are in- vited to call and ses our great picture show bargains. OMAHA, IOWA AND NEBRASKA shows that are your early inspection. See them. MOVIE SHOW DEPARTMENT, awaiting |* Professions and Trades. YOUNG man wanted with some experience a8 mechanical draftsman and tracer. State in own handwriting experlence, educatlon, ago and salary wanted. Splendid oppor- tunity for ambitious young man. Address Y 619, Bee. WANTED—Poultry dressers at Creston; highest wages; three months' steady work. Come quick. Swift & Co., Creston, Ia. DRUG CO- OPERA’I‘I\'P‘ nFFhRENCE [ Nebrask Groatest Employment Bu 1016-16 City National Bank Bldg. YOUNG MAN, study law: BVENING down- towr. SESSIONS. UNIVERSITY OF OMAHA law department. Bec'y Thom- sen, 406 Omaha Natlonal Bank. WANTED—Architectural draftsman, experi- enced in detall of factory bullding ocon- struction. Steady position for right man. Hox 6508, Bee. HELP WANTED—FEMALE Professwns and Traaes. 95 GIRLS to operate power-driven machines in shirt and overall factory. Clean, alry \ work rooms and private lunch hall. Per- manent positions and good pay. See Mrs Dobeck, factory entrance, $ih and Doug- las S E. Smith & Co. WO ‘.uum FOR OPERATI CH IN G PRESSING V' €O E MRS, DOBECK, E. SMITH & 9TH _AND DOU M LAS. 25 GIRLS wanted at once, to pack Macaronl 05 CO., rnam. o assage work, 1822 Household ‘and_Domestic. WANTED—A housekeeper for & widower, must have good moral character. A good home for the right party. Have two boys, aged 12 and 9 years. Inquire or addre Geo. A. Hampton, Hotel Edward, City TIRL for general Housework, one who cook small house, small family; keep sec- zl ond glrl and washerwoman good wages; reterences. 701 South 37th St. Har. 1620. WANTED—A girl for general housework; no objection to a good girl from the coun try willlng to learn, Address 2604 St. Mary's Ave. Telephone Douglas 1694, WANTED—AnN experionced white nurse for children; good wages. Apply Mrs. Dixon, 426 North 38th St. Phone Harney 65. WANTED—Competent woman a8 cook and laundres t two; credentals re- __auired. WANTED—An exeprienced secon good references. Apply Mrs. Cord, 2201 Cass St. EXPERIENCED general girl; must be good cook; good wages; refernces required Harney 6914, D—A girl as cook by the day; good Apply Mr. Beeson, Unlon Out- fitting Co. girl with V. H. Mc- B R R ———— — ___FOR RENT—ROOMS “Furnished Rooms. a7 N, 79 PIRS] per. VLA 4325 modern convenlences; private family vate family ladies TODERN, well furnished room for two; blocks from postoffice. modern; board It desired. T8TH—Beautifully furnished, cuy.“e LL furnished front rooms, modern 569 8, 26th Ave. Doug. 910 T-CLASS modern room from $2 week, Colonade Hotel, 2474 Harney St RGE furn. front room, suitable for two § 2619 ldwell. Webster 3980. Doug. 8243. front room; B. 26TH ST.—Lari all CHICAGO—2510—In private home; south front room with aicove: room. large also side THRE! all home % block to 24th street Kountze Place. Call Webster 6407, JB nicely furnished rooms in modern car liu rlo! r, furnished suite, conveniences, walking distance. ROOM kitel i8—$7 per week; rlso rooms with henettes. Ogden Hotel. Counctl Bluffs. FOR LARGE, well bath if desired. 2121 Douglas. Doug. -furnished front room ln prl Call_Hi 8! RENT—Front room, furnished, prl\lln 741, ICE, 1611 HOWARD St. ern._Phone Tyler 18 £ FURN. room In mod. homs, on car line. Call H. 8975. walking distance. 2312 Douglas. Furnished rooms, mod- ‘Housekeeping Roomfl. iry, light housekeeping reoms 2312 Douglas. light housekeeping rooms, clean, alr; THREE large modern; good location; adulte. West Harney. ‘Walnut 8370. CLEA Sherman ave. N, modern housekeeping rooms. 2416 Board and Room. 1029 8. 297K BT., room for 2 or 3; also jood board. A WANTED—White _gir] work; four In family. for general house- 2322 Charles St ““h',","' WANTED—Good cook and laundress; small family. 102 N. 36th Ave, Harney 5336 mornin SHOWCARD writing taught evgs. by work- chin chairs, etc. new and sidghtly used, OMAHA THBATER BUPPLY CO. Baird Bldg. Omaha, Neb. FOR SALE OR BXCHANGE—Bottling works located in Iowa town of 3,000, only one in county, two roads to ship on, excellent water, will give terms. Address Y Bes. screens, BEE WANT-ADS 19,699 MORE PAID ADS than any other Omaha n paper gained in first seven months 1 Good results at less cost Is the reason why. TBUY atores, warehouses, factories and any kind of merchandise for spot cash. itriotly aanfld ntial. H. J. Jackson, tromsbury FOR | lALHood. Glean stock of hard- ware, llve town, central Nebraska. Good reason for wellin| Be quick. Address Y 2567, Bee. PANTITORIUM for sale; doing fine bual- n will sell cheap and teach & be- the trade. J. W. Kimball, Os- Ia 3600 BUYS & half interést in old established photo gallery on 16th St.; part cash, part out of profits; no experience needed. Bee, Box 6713, RESTAURANT for only two iIn town of 1,600; dolng gos usiness. Will give time on part. Lock Box 118, Frankfort, Kas. \ IF YOU want to sell or buy a business or vooming house call on Busch & Borghott, 130 World-Herald Bldg. Phore D. /331 WE BUY, we sell motion pieture theaters, machines, feature films. Co-Operative _Film and Supply Co.. 217 Bromley Bldg. FIRBT-CLAS» dr etectives. JAMES ALLAN, 312 Novills Bik. Evidence sacutod in all cases, Tyler 1136 Dancing Academy, DU LUXE 2%50% School Monday and Wednesday Eve. ance Tues., Thurs, Sat., Sun, Night. Keee Dancing Acdy. &% 8 CI on, eve, class and assembly Wed, ssons any time. D. 7860, entists. Dr, Bradbury. No. pain. 912 W, O. w v. Bid Tafls_Dent. Fma, 308 R ttorney at Law. FRANCIS MOR JAN, 613 Bee. Douglas 4059. Expért Masseurs, MANICURING, faclal massage, by expert masseuse, 117% N. 16th St,, opposite post- ave. Prival , tabilshed 49 years. To bhuy business McCague DOWD Sale and Auction Co.,, Omaha, have closed out more mdse. stocks than any other firm i §. Write for terms. MOTION PICTURE MACHINES, New and rebullt bargains, supplies. Omaha Film Exchange. 108 S. 14th Bt. FOR BALE by owner—Drug store, dwelling and stock; squure deal. Address owner, 918 West 6th Ave., Denver. Colo. ROOMING HOUSES, all sizes, great bar- sains. 419 Rose Bidg. Phone Tyler 2487, SITUATIONS WANTED WEEKLY RATE, 160 PER LINE. Day work or business ads, regular rates. 2 lines one week 8 lines one week Each extra line 16c per week. office. Room 208, dally, evenings. xpress Compani TWIN CITY Express Co., 1632 Cass 8t Doulln 1717, Heavy hullln‘ a lecllllY‘ ANYWHERE 26c WB. 2104 Everything for Women, ACCORDION, side, Knife, sunburst, box pleating; covered buttons, all sizes and | styles; hemstitching; plcot edging, em- broldery; beading, bralding, cording, eye- let cut work, buttonholes, pennants, IDEAL BUTTON AND PLEATING CO. 200_Douglas Blk. Douglas 1936, Figtures and Wirin DURKIN lectric 'lllllnl‘ machines, electric Irons and r ldlnl lamps. 2223 Cuming St. Douglas Furnace Cleaning. Hair Dressing. IDEAL Har Parlors eaning a n, STRAW, Panam, il kinda, hats and_reblocked, 15161620 Harney. and Laundry. CALL DOUGLAS 4626 and hi dry done right job Printing. rinting Co. Nigh grade print- your laun- GATE CITY ing. 2621 N, usticts of the Pel o H H. CLAIBORNE, 612 Paxton Bl anlry Pub) S, w. BRITT, §01 Barker Block, Masseures. Sctentifioc massage; baths 1322 Farnam St, Osteopaths. Dr. Mary Andersen, 606 Hee Bldg, D. 3996, Patent Attorneys. PATENTS procured, bought and sold. Inter- national Patent Co., 683 Bfandels, D, 6691, Male. WANTED—Position as clerk or manager in merchandise store; five years and a half experience. 1 am & good mixer., I am 2§ years old and can furnish good reference: Do not answer this ad unless you mean Lock Box 46, Malmo, Neb. 29 yrs. old, now employed, wants office position with good firm, In or out of city. 6 yrs. banking experience :ndDI ylr:. ;vld ‘work. Bem now _employed, salary and expen: to change houses. Now call ber and hard- ware men. A clean record and best of Box 6668, Bee. YOUNG married man, % day to devote. Office and newspaper experience, Good rof ces. What can 1 dn tnr you? 32 Helen Apt l’hn_nc Dou STI-NOGRAPHL‘R wants l(tuntlon Four yoars' experience in law office work., Can glve references. Address Box 384, _Onawa, Ia, A NHAT app an, one who is (upkhh of handling mo: ny kind of po- sition; best of” reference Call Harney 3998, WANTED—Job on ranch; some experience; 18 years old, Louls Hobineon, 1923 Leaven O eb . ing expert, complete for $10. Address Box 419 Rose Bla Phone Tyler 2487, i T et dad el MOVING PICTURE THEATERS. BARDER wanted, no student, $14.00 wuar- Western Tows and Nebraska locations | antee. Wire or phone S. P. Varney, “xclusive hou towns 1,600 to 2,300; [ _Ansley, Ne guaranteed striotly money makers; ma- | WANTED—-Box sawyers, machine nailers and hand naflers. Omaha Box Co., East Omah WANTED—Rxperieficed p: department. Dresher Bro rs in men's 217 Farnam. WANTE irl for general housework. famlily washing or cooking. Harney 3149. GOOD girl for general housework, references required. 2539 Capltol Ave, Doug. 15. WHITE GIRL washing. for neral housework. No Rooms Waated. It's rent fast; YOU PEOPLE WHO RENT ROOMS, CALL THE BEE WANT-AD DEPY. ard fixd out all about the FURNISHED ROO! GUIDE YOUNG LADY desires room, with br o D £ < a plan that is helping maayv people their rooms must be close in. Address 6431, Beo. FOR RENT-—FURNISHED Apartments and Houses. WANTED—H job. Care Bee, Box 6684. WANTED—A girl to assist with housework, Harney 1646, WANTED—Two floor _finishers, Apply 1009 Binney-street or Phone W. 636. Farnam, DRUG stors snaps; jobs. Kuelst, Bes BIds. Salesmen and Solicitors. " WIGH GRADE BOND SALESMAN. Large middle west corporation has open- ing for highly suocessful man of char- aoter, experience and ability In keeping with the marketing of very high grade bond securiti ‘This Is an excellent opportunity to make & strong and permanent connection and & man of ability oan earn very liberally and take prllde in his assoclation with our or- ation, Drawing account and commission. Give all particulars possible conoern- ing past connectlons, etc., in first letter— onclose photograph if possible. All replies *will be held strictly confidential, Address 6686, Bee. LIVE-WIRE SALESMAN Wanted, a few Live Wire salesmen for & line of merchandlse in blg demand, easy to sell and practically without com- petition, Drawing account. Apply at 603-A, Bee Bldg. SFVERAL traveling men can add $50.00 weekly to their salary without detracting from thelr present employment. No sam- ples. Call on dealers only; confidential. ‘Write or call. Omaha Western Sales Com- pany, Sterling Manufacturing Co. butlding, 10th street viaduct, Omaha. AN oxperienced traveling flour salesman. None others need answer this advertise- ment. Exceptionally good opening for the right man with experience. Iowa terri- __tory. Box 6689, Omaha Bes “WANTED—WIde-awak clean-cut youn, mi 11 man to work our speclal 2 proposition; make big money. 816 Ne- ville Bk, WANTEDL Salesman to sell blankets and . Call C, comforts on easy payment pl F. Adams Co., 623 So. 16th. BTOCK and bond salesman. STANDARD 8EC. & INV. CO., 1017 W. 0. W, Blds. BALESMEN—Big money for busine: ters. Call at 1017 W. O, 'W_Bldg. Hotels and Restaurants. COOK wanted, 40c per hour; also experi- enced waiters, Drexel Cafe. Boys. WANTED--Boys, over 16, in our bottling de- partment. Willow Springs Distillery, 4th and Plerce Sts. BOYS wanted to learn trade; must be ysars of age. Gordon-Lawless Co. 1714 Farnam. Trade School 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 pollllonl everywhere; compara- catalog malled free, MOLER BARBER COLLEGE, 110 8. 14th St., Omaha, Neb. (Eatablished 1893.) GOOD MEN WANTED To learn auto work for the many po- sitions now open. Kine training work in auto and electric starting system. AMERICAN AUTO COLLEGE, 2063 Farnam, Omaha, Neb. LEARN barber trade; be Independent, more than make your expenses while learning. ‘Wages or percentage. We won't over. charge you to begin; 1402 Dodge St. TRI-CITY BARBER COLLEGE. FARMERS —For quick service an@ good farm hands, phone Douglas 7370 or write Raymond's Labor Agency, 111§ Douglas. EXPERIENCED man wants position or In small town; expects good Box 6648, FED—Job a8 _fore references. Address 22 son, Neb. CHAUFFBUR-mechanic wants position car- ing for heavy truck. Box 613, Be BLDERLY man wishes 1ight work or watch- man, Call Colfax 682. POSITION as Jumlul’. in apartment house. Phone §. 3900. Hotels and Restcura...i. n on farm; good 5 6lst Ave, Ben- Pension Attol 8. 1. Gordon, 769 Om. Na! Bk, D. 2450, fl! Tyler 2616, an PIANO TUNING, ‘ Pianos for Rent, ll 6. $3.80 per mo. A Hospe (o‘ 1613 Doullll ____Rug »Mnnlhcmren. FLUFF rugs from old carpets: rag rugs a specially; cleaning and alterations. Peery Ru' l-‘nu(ury_, l!:fl Cuming. Red ‘141 " Towel Supplies. OMAHA Towsl Supply, 207 §. 11th. D. 623, Wedding Stationery. WEDDING announcements and printing. Dou TGI hnu‘rfl“ RELIABLE EMPLCYMENT AGENCY, 1610 Davenport St. Douglas 18 Headquarters for hutel help. Female. PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER. Public nographer und wnotary publle, 507 Bee Dy Reas. rates. THE BEE charge for “Situation ads" lower than any other form of advertiaing —not enough to cover tho cost of printing. or drug store o Y 620, Bee, STENOGRAPHER wishes position; § years' exporience. Beo, Box 6663, d ch;;l;bormfld ‘wishes FIRST class colo; position in City. Web. 11 ~ Vacuum Cleaners. CLEAN QUICKLY AND THOROUGHLY WITH ECLIPSE ELECTRIC; ‘RENT, $1 AND $1.50 P DOUGLAS 1760. SWAPPERS’ COLUMN home,, go out. K. G984 Laundry and Day Work. T w1 weSulug, day or bundle, perma- mel\lly established, strictly dependable: Webster 3184, BUNDLE washing; pit T‘Gm tains: work guaranteed. Web. 210 - AUTO MECHANICS. EARN BIG MONEY. Never ldle—Big Demand. Basy to Learn by Our Methods. NATIONAL AUTO TRAINING ASS'N. 117 20th St, Omaha. Send for Free Catalogue. BUSHELMAN wanted. Dresher Bros., 217 ~ — EDUCATIONAL Y. M. C. A. Schools Day Business, Banking, Shorthand, Typewriting, English. Night SPECIAL CLASSES BEGINNING OCT. 9TH. Commercial Law Electricity German Plan Reading and Estimating Public Speaking 1/ Show Card Wrmng ight Vocal Culture and Reading Salcsmnnshlp (Oct 23). ASK FOR CATALOGUE. ENROLL ANY TIME. ROOM 318, Y. M. C. A. BOYLES COLLFGE. DAY, SCHOOL. NIGHT SCHOOL. Bvery day 1s ilment day, keeping, shorthand, stenotype, typewriting, telegraphy, civil service—all commercial and English branches. Catslogue free. BOYLES COLLEGE, Douglas 166 19th and Harney Sta. VAN SANT SCHOOL OF BUSINESS, DAY AND EVENING SCHOOLS, Becond Floor Omaha National Bank Bldg., Entrance, 220, Douglas 5890, Musical. Harp—Limited number pupils accepted Ing season; early applications favored. Harps fur. Loretta De Lone, 305 Lyric Bld BOURICIUS MUSIC BTUDIOS—1511 Dodge. 13, 14, 16 Arlington block. We explain each different “point.” Douglas 3471, "BAND, orchestra, chorus singing Instructor wants location; 20 years' experien Bee, Box 6602, PERSONAL PILES, FISTULA CURED Dr. B. R. Tarry gures plles, fistula and surgical other rectal diseases without operation. Cure guaranteed and no money pald until cured. Write for book on reos tal diseases with testimonials. DR. B. R TARRY, 240 Bee Bldg. Omaha, Neb. THE Salvation Army Industrial home llefts your vid clothing, fur.iture, maga- sines, We collect. We distribute. Phove Doug. 4125 and our*wagon will call. Call and Inspect our new home. 1110-1113-1114 Dodge St RUPTUR "3uccessfully treated withe out a surgical operation. Call or write Dr. Frank H. Wray, 108 Bee Bldg. Miscellaneous. ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES, MEN WANTED—AbDle-bodled unmarried men under age of 35; citizens of United States of good churacter and temperate habits. who wpeak, read and write the Eng- ish lauguage. For information apply to Recruiting Officer, Army Blag, 16th and Dodge Sts., Omaha, Neb.; 130 N. 10th Sc. Lincoln, Neb.; 8 st., Sloux City. __fowa; 207 8th Ave. Moines. lowa. WANTED--Names of ambitious men, 18 to 45, wiahing to become Omaha mall car- riers, Commence, 367 month. Address Y B WANTED—Young men as rallway mall clerks; $75 per month; sample exumina« tion questions free. Franklin Institute, Dept. 221 R, Rochester, N. FARMERS, ATTENTION. We furnish real farm hands fres of charge. Write or phone, Syuare Eme ployment Agcy., 209 8. 13th, Omaha, Neb. 376,00 MONTH—Government jobs, Men and women _wanted. _List of positions open, free. Franklin Institute, Dept. 231 8. Rochester, N. Y. GOOD, wtrong, steady young man for ware- hou: Plonesr Paint and Glass Co, 16th and_Davenport. WANTED—Experienced freight Unlon Pacitic Frelght House, Jackson_Sts. MEN wanted to enlist in Signal Corps at once; report at Lincoln. Bee Want Ads Produce Results. F3; handle! 9th and NEW HAMILTON CAFE New Management. Mod. Hamilton Apts., 24th & Faz RITTENHOUSE Sanitarium. Baths of a kinds; massage and chiropody. 210-314 Baird Bik., 17th and Dougias. D. 3453. EAT HOME-COOKED MEALS NEW DELICATESSEN, 1806 FARNAM. | MAE BRUGMAN, M. T. Sclentific masseuse baths. Catering ' to people of refined tast Apartment 1s completely equipped for hopsekeeping: up-to-date and comfortable. Tel Dou“ 6886, 705 Omaha Nat. Bank. ing rooms. parate rooms; all modern; w‘lkln: distance. 2133 N. 19th. Web. ST. CLARBE. 24th and Harney, 3-r. fur. apt. Har, 647, §TOP AT THE SUNSHINE—Steam heated rooms, hot and cold FOR RENT—HOUSES | BTEAM HEAT AND JANITOR Beautiful, rooms, nam St. Call Wal At 1317 7-RoO all modern houss, 4218 Douglas 8t, nut mGHT-ROOM house, all modern, with - age; FOR RENT—9-rm. all mod, Bo. $0th. First Trust Co. Douglas 1161, 8-ROOM 2 baths, West Farnam distrio $45.00. 26, 7-r. house. Also 4-r., App 2019 WEBSTER—A good seven room Touse, mod for W $2,760, with garage §30. 2559 ern detached ho\u-, within walk- 1-R., 8-R., ern detached house). 8-R., 5-R., W 202 venl for BPLENDID, NEW, FURNISHED. apts, 4 nnwly furnished housekesp- 8 fur od 15156 GRANT ST.—7-r. conm., modern, T. F_Hall, 433 Ramge Bldg. Doug. 7-ROOM, modern except heat, §18. 260! . _Mrs. Bryant, Walnut 831, FOUR- So. 30th. Phona Harney 4708, G-ROOM house_with bath, 1613 Dorcas Bt 5-R. COTTAGE, mod. ex. GOOD 7-rooth house on car line. Walnut 318, 1316 PARK AVE. WE HAVE R., 4112 Farnam 8t dwelling, 3-R. 11-R., dwellln(. well arranged for keep- ing boarders and roomers). 11-R., 411 8, 38th St. (cholce dwelling, district) ern St. Louls flat, very close in) PLETE LIST BEFORE RENTING. 8. 17th 8t. Doug. 5013. T. fine location, hot water heat. ....$30.00 p 1103 Park Ave., 8 rooms, modern, con- 4160 Wakeley street, 1st streat north ot Davenport, 6 rms, sun room, - sleeping porch! strictly modern, brand new ARMS' Tyler 1536. Apartment: TRAVERTON FIREPROOF. 34TH AND LANDON COURT. 'RAVER BROS., Or Call Web. 4836. ‘ater, 608 N. 17th St. West. SERVICE FURNISHED ew, brick residencs, elght ‘throughout. 4103 Far- ‘Tyler 633, Bank Bldg. modern Bros, Co. City Na 5 par month. Call, or phone Wal- 4624 North 87th house, 509 large ground Phone Doug. 2047. ly_264b Capltol Ave North, ern. Reasonable rent. Also furniture sale cheap. Parties leaving_ecity, 140 ! 1 South. Bungalow, 6 roo: all on one 3 Vacant Oot 10. Plérce St. Red 1831 ROOM cottage, water and gas. eat. 844 —7-r._mod. brick. cellaneous. WHAT YOU WANT. HOUSES AND COTTAGES PARTLY MODERN 8401 Maple St.. 5016 N. 424 St. . MODERN EXCEPT HEAK 2004 Saratogs St............. $0.00 2819 N. 27th 8t. (for colored). 15.00 2708 Seward St. (bargain).... 13.50 STRICTLY MODERN. 4313 Beward St. (choloe Qe- in good residence ., 917 8 26th Bt. (llflflly mM- 26.00 \ 30.00 3905 N. lll.h 3901 N, 17th St (u!rlc(ly ‘mod- 1717 Park Ave. (lnod " brick newly decorated Inside first-class residence sec- 35.00 36.00 13 'N. 2621 Harney 60,00 rick in the West Farnam cavssneassn 16,00 T , 609 B, 19th St. (strictly mod- 32.80 SEE OUR COM- E HAVE OTHERS, PORTER & SHOTWELL, ent arrangement and location roomers 508 BEE BLDG. HOUSES FOR RENT. CREIGH, SONS & CO, DOUG. _200. 308 Karbach Bik. Red 3131, |55578§0. 418T; modern, 7 rooms § CORSETS made to-order. Prices $3.60 to | 2423 Franklin St, b rms. and $20,00. Bxpert fitting. Nu-Bone Corset| 4119 North 38th St, 6 rooms Shop, Brandels Thea. Lobby. D. 4396. JOHN N FRENZER. _ DOUGLAS o54.” SWITCHES from combings, $1 up. Dyed, | 326.00—2223 Clark St., all mod. bungalow, Goc. Mrs. W. Brillhart, 338 Paxton Bldg. 3 ® MISS L. LI.LYrBath and massage, 1322 :|§_oo—xsns N. fflt 5-r Farnam St 2d floor. Phone Doug. 3410 $32.60— 669 8 26th L. al 1SS WILSON—Bath and manicuring. No. % A g 2 Davidge Blk. Phone Douglas 8761 24 Wege Blod ‘Doug. 83068. LUELLA WEBSTER, masscuse, 518 Paxion Rk, 10 &. m. to § p. m. D. 8247, BOIENTIFIO massage. 620 Hee Bidg. Phone Douglas 6873 Manicuring and mass. 163 Lee, Massage, 1802 v Farnam._Km maternity home. 4416 Colfax 2042, FOR RENT—ROOMS e IF YOU have anything to trage, make up a Mttle ad and run it in this column ftor seven days—it only costa 26c and 3o per answer, This ofter (8 good only in Omaha, and exciudes Real Estato, cash offers, and Business Properties For Sale or Trade, These, as well mall orders for use of Swappers' Column, must pay regular Tay work wtd. by §00d laundr: Wehlfll" DAY work, cooking; col. lady. Web. 1171, FIRET- u.Aps Taundress by day. Web. 6037, rates. Ong of two answers are sufficiont to make your trade and the wholo trans- action only costs about 30c. Try it. GREATER Incroase in "PAID WANT-ADS in THE BEE than'in any other Omaba paper, 32,028 MORE PAID WANT-ADS first seven months 1916 over same port 1815 This figure exceeds by 1! P ads the increase of any other Omaha pa- GOOD hprae, 1,100 Tba, Duiwy and harness will trade for good mllrh co have you? Address 8. C. 376, or what Eperienced | wants duv work H aeas u) washing and_day work, Web. 4sd2. E“,, Taundress wants work. Web. 4887, cellancous. EXP, Tady withes punch mvm.“‘—-pm o or public dances. H. 3660 after 3 p. m. TibAer AGENTS AND CANVASSERS AGENTS wanted In every town for Day kerosene burners, for cook ranges. Weal & McL. 1607 Leavenworth. Omaha, to Success.| e _CATSIVOTL Omabe Persistent Advertising is the Road HELP WANTED—FEMALE Stores and Offices. STENO, lumber office, out of town, $§80; gen. oftice clk., good penman, some sten- ography, $88; ass't. bkpr., small office, $50; steno. and clk., small office, $50; steno., beginner, $30; steno., bank, §45. Western Reference and Bond Ass'n, Inc., Orlginators of the Referonce Business, 752 Omaha Natlonal Bank Bldg. STENO. and bkpr, $50; diotaphons opr., $60; typist, $40-360.; steno., $50. WATTS REF. CO., 840 Brand. Theater. WANTED—GIrl to answer phone. Oppor- tunity for advancement. State age and salary expected. Box 6856, Bee, WANTED—By wholesalo house, experienced ledger clerk; neat, accurate, rapid. Box _ 8661, Bee. § STENOGRAPHERS . ..., 836305 THE CANO AGENCY, 600 BEE BLDG. WANTED--Stenographer at once. \Washing- ton Market, 1407 Douglas 8t. ATTENTION; ROOM HUNTERS! 1t you fail to find the room you desire among these ads, call at Th Bee office for a Room List—Givi complete detailed dncrlnl:o‘n of va. of cant rooms in all pal It more convenient |7 Want Ad Dept. and your name and address and & st will be mailed to you at once. New lists are {ssued every week. FOR RENT—Ap’ts and Flats West. SP. men thes 1622 men Located {n the Flo-Les, 20th and Capitol Avenue. heat. VERY, choice 6-room lta;m -heated nyln- JOHN W. ROBBINS, unz FARNAM ST. LENDID 4-ROOM APART- MENTS These are the best close-in apart- ts In Omaha. Abundance of light and Winter rate, $40 end $42.50. See o,_at_once, PETERS TRUST COMPAN Farnam_Stréet. t on west Farnam § North. T-ROOM apartment in the Ivy, 2407 Sher- man Ave., 245 M omahe e 104 N, 23D—4-r. flat, steel range, gas plate, kitchen cabinet, water pald, $18. $37.50. HIATT CO., Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. Tyler 60 P BROS., Douglas 1653, South. Furnished Room: FETY FIRST—Workingman's hotel and SR arant for clean beds and good home cooking. Beds 20 cents and up. Meals 10 cents and up. Worklagmen's Hotel, 209 North 13th ‘St. Tyler 2672, FOUR furnished rooms, $1 per week: also other strictly modern rooms at $2.50 and $3 per w 2012 N. 18th St. STEAM-H D, home cooking; reasona- ble; references; new management. 1760% Leavenworth NICELY furnished rooms, with board, for four In modern home. 2519 Ames Ave. Colfax 3025. g 30TH AND LEAVENWORTH Brand new 6:room apartments. an something new, | living room and dinfng room with beamed cellings; thres good sized alry bedrooms and sun room; fine tlled bath wiin x o cial design Roman tub. You will be de lighted with these apartments. Only on left. Price $66 flat rate. Heat and wa furnished. PAYNE & SLATER CO., 616 Omaha Nat. Bank. Phoue Doug. 1016. PORTLAND ANNEX. He opportunity to move fresh and clean. in into Large excellent

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