Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 6, 1916, Page 10

THE OCTOBER 1916. e ] i B Want_Ad Rates MARRIAGE LICENSES. | FOR SALE—Miscellaneous SWAPPERS’ COLUMN HELP WANTE])—MALE4 HELP WANTED—FEMALE FOR RENT—_RQOMS & b The following marriage lvences La BEE ant-ads G, D 119,599 MOR UL Luve diyL0IGK W Lraa, S e S o Y S Furnished Rooms. CASH WITH ORDER, iwsued S L R (e ad and run i in ki Professions and Trades. and Trades. = e ems—en lc per word. ...each fusertion | Name and Address vaper galned In first seven months 1916 en days—it only costs Zoc peratc power-driven machines | FURN. room in nax; L, P d (Bet display.) Adolph H. Fritz, Grand Island, Neb 300D RESULTS AT LESS COST Thil';vffer 1a good only in Omaha, In shirt and overall factory line. , Call 1 Ads Paragraphed or Set In Displuy Style. | Ann Bures, huyler, Neb, 18 THE REASON WHY i per lin ong Ume | prog Teckmeyer, Omaha b per line. bres sonscutive’ times | i Gk, Grnana : JETTES L IH (l)‘:\MHOLSL. Count six words to the line.) S 4 irteenth wnd Doy i C e e | David Balyards, Haxtern, Colo........: Hottled in bond whisky, 8¢, $1.00, $1.25 ml(m RATES: Loulsa J. Widows, Glenwood, Ta..........63 | gy muart ¥ " .one time [ John Reed, Omaha,.................over 21 K5, %y [en, scales, showcases, shelving, ! \three consecutive times [ Murgarct Humlilton, Omaha. ... over 18 5 WDy, el OmEns '] Pixtares N (Count stx words to the line.) qu Brown, Missourl Vulley, Ia........20 | Sup;'v Co, 414-16-18 8. 13th. Doug. 3724, Special Emma Ehlers, Missourl Valley, Ta, 17| MAJESTIC coal range for restaur ant u« Farm snd m::r':‘.una. elgfred Christensen, Fort Dodge, la. 31 d_condition; sold c three consecutlve times | Emills Berg Nelsen, Bancroft, FOR BALE—A big size baseourner. Firat- ords to the line.) Marten Jensen, Omaha. class condition, Red 8780. Margaret ex, Omaha TAMY carlage for sale choap, latest style FORMIGH ADVERTIIING 1T EBESSQGFNTB Flovd A. Kays, Rockw __wicker Pullman. Dous. 9023, OR HIL;'EVAA_‘{:B’NB Etta Owens Rockwell C HARD COAL slove and gas range. 3000 "7 e per word...... +...one time | Frank Marler jr., Murray, Neb. Frederick St. Harney 3340. | & mwrd'.. three consscutive times | Esther Lloyd, Murray, Neb. DRY KINDLING WOOD, AC 1 Josoph_Johnson, Boone, Ta. BOX COMPANY. HARNEY 183 No Alr“"rum ru: LENS ’f'th A ||niiaa’ Nicnoon, Boone, Ia. = TOTAL OF 200 OR LESS THAX Harry J. Schneider, Cedar Bluffs, Neb 100 A DAY. Anna Amelfa Harding, Cedar Blufts, Ni WANTED TO BUY TIRD —OF THANKS, DEATH AND FU- |Axel A. Galstad, Omaha . Pays Highest Prices THANKS, DEATH AND FU- | ot o O mon, Neb. .11 y GUTTMAN for Furniture, Ruge, 8. Clothes, Planos, Office Furniture, Trunks, 200 per line......... Edward C. Horstman, Grand Istand_ Neb..22 [ gyoulo®y, L ara Bollee o e ter 4204 (Minimun_charg Violet Miller, Grand Island, Neb DESKSfiv DESKS. DESKS [ ) MONTHLY RATE FOR STANDING ADS 015y Orabiress Fitraion Nk (No change of copy allowed.) Olive Doty, Florence, Neb. i ‘Die 1.96 New' dukn used_desks, bought, sold Twe ltnes of more. James W. Madden, Chic ded. 'J, C. Reed, 1207 Farn s Amelia Singleton, Omah o to the line.) OTICE: i P Highest prices paid for hair combings. | — Pearl 8, Everhart, Rod Oak, I ¥ (Contract 1ates on application.) Rosa Goodlow, Emerson, Ia,. Harry Feye Morrls, Dunlaj ™me -:.: i nctlb:“r::a::":(" for mor® | Ella Mary Hohimer, Omah 5 t ordered for more than o1 e HIGHEST price pald for 2d-hand cloth P %‘:‘la&t"l::;:'::lg; ‘;C_":;“h‘."’:: shoes, trunke, sultcases, D. 6431 or D. 803 no mistake can be rectified without them. | RN - |IF Y ¥ : o il FuliplioNs [t ou cannoc <on: |17, YOU foke syt wnd Wil sévass | ANNOUNCEMENTS will re-| by an honest person. Remarkable recov- for & Want-Ad Taker, and you will re. 1,000 Tettorhoads, $2.50; 1,000 envelopes, $3. Caive the same guod service as when de- | erles are brought about every day throush | "y o BRINTING HOUSE OF MAUER, your ad at the oftice. THE LAW—People whe find fost|. Fhone Doug, 7744. 1619 Farnam Bt. 'Aufi.“fg'cgz";fl‘"”éw“‘ urticles are interested in knowing that|A NUMBER of high-grade commercial po- 0 Switches made to order. 109 S. 17th St. § Douglas 8627. HOLMES pa; clothes, shoes and 3 the statc law s strict in reouiring them | sitions open. Western Reference Co, 752 gmmo EDITIONS, . 10 seek the owner through advertisement| Omaha Nat. Bank Bidg. IORNING. BOUTION! d and otherwise, and that a failure to do| BRODEGAARD . #0, It same can be proven, involves & se- Fous poenalty, OMAHA & COUNCIL BLUFFS STREDT Y RATLWAY COMPANY, An. DAY and ¥ ) Persons b ying loat some article would | GTRA ~PAINTING taught, spocial o1as ght, speclal eclud an‘E PHUBMM \ do well to call up th Office Of the Omahs | ~prices, 635 8 27th St. _Harney 3985, & Councll Bluln Street Rallway company h?__ u- m Motioa lo mscurtain whether they P in the str cal DRESS PLEATING, hematitching and cov- % (cu-.u D-h.) Many articles each day are turned iIn| ered buttons, Van Arnum Dress Ploat- and the company is anxious to restore| ing and Button Co. 34 floor Paxton Blk. them to the righttul owners. Call _ Douglas 3109 Buttons and Pleating. S Tyler 800, . } Downtown. _|————yers e Accountants, |4 - FIRNAM. 1416 FARNAM Ford touring car (1916 model) taken f MARY PICKFORD Mon.,. Oct. ¥ 1 “BERIND THE SCENES. 1l “Brass and Iron Foundrie A RY OF STAGE LIFE. i Paston-Mitchell Co., 27tk and Martha Sts. } 7317-19 DOUGLAB | rack rear; car extra good condition. —_— e oral reward, Office, D. 7945; rew., Col. 3497, Accordion Pleating. ACCORDION ide, Knife, Box Ploating, Cov. Buttons, Hemstitching, Neb. Pleatini & Button Co,, 431-3 Paxton Bik. R. 4942 : Smalley and ::um ‘Weber. ant 3 CAKES, pastry .8 Bluehid Teature Contalning Fecord of F supplled to v lodges and -nwt-x». North. desmed premiums, Oct, 3 at Burlington | — o % H. Retder, 1506 N. ‘%_"“ 3927, SORE, 34T AND BPRAGUE| Station or on Harnoy ! notity | ORTMAN'S NEW ENGLAND BAKERY. & Sperry & Hutchinson Co., 137 8, 11th 8t. | pp 4o ;vinllfléhxfinxn o GREY, in Lincoln, and recelve raward, iy AP w |LEFT on Farnam street car, 16th and Far- | « e "m LOTLE GRAY LADY." _(FBFE on Pt s s, Vg 7| -oom oS Bt Baso aoops. | Estate, cash offers, and roperties For Sale or : as well as mall orders for use of One or two answers are sufficient to make your trade and the whole truns- _action only co Increass in PAID \K’Ah‘l‘ ADS i THE BEE than in any other Omaha paper. 2,028 MORE PAID WANT-ADS first weven months 1916 over same period of exceeds by 19,599 b ads the increase of any other Omaha pa- per for the same period. WANTED—25 CARPENTERS AT ONCE. MORRIS & CO., SOUTH OMAHA. work rooms and private linch hall manewt. positions and good pay. Dobeck, factory las Sts. M. E. Smith & Co. e, 9th and Doug- EXPERIENCED store room man; must un- derstand keeping set of books, also han- dling wines, groceries; bring references from previous employer. Supt. Omaha Chul TWO GIRLS FOR OPERATING PRESSI PLEASANT _WORKING SEE MRS. DOBECK, WANTED—Good all-around butcher, Ger- man or Bohemian preferred. Good wages and stgady work for right man. Write or come at once. Address C. A, Wagner, Parker, 1800 WATER motor washer, g§ood ahape loading rifle with 1,200 shells; one white enamel ice box, 100 Might consider Victrola pounds capacity. or what have you? Address GOOD horse, 1,100 Tbw., buggy and h-rne will trade for good milch cow, or what DRUG POBIT —ALL STATES. CO-OPERATIVE REFERENCE CO., Nabraska's Orzatest Employment Bureau. 1016-16 City National Bank Bldg. YOUNG MAN, study law: EVENING down- towr. SESSIONS, UNIVERSITY OF OMAHA law department. Sec'y Thom- sen, 406 Omaha National Bank. WANTED—100 girls lllh and Jackson Sts. Western Reference Co., 752 T GIRIS wanted at once, to pack Macaronl. Omaha Macaroni 005 WANTED—A girl for massage woik. Farnam St., 2d_Floor. L LU R AR R LEARN halrdressing at Oppenhéiin Parlors. Saleswomen and Solicitors, Swap for dia- vmonds, or what have you? Make offer. [ adding ma- condition; used but a will exchange for Un- office furniture, or ADDING MACHINE—Wales chine, In first-cla; very short time; derwood typewriter, what have you? WANTED—Architectural draftsian, experi- enced in detall of atruction, Steady p _Box 6608, Bes iass bushelman. A GROSSMAN, LEADING TAILORS Ramge Bldg., 407 8. 15th St. A NUMBER of high-grade commercial po- sitlons open, Western Reference Co., 752 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. TO TRADE—HIgh grade twelve-gauge shot- &un for high class household goods. thirty volumes American and English Ennyclopcdln a{ ll' in splendid condition, FILMS dtvelb one-day wervice. 213 Nevil'a block, 16th and Harney. GUITAR—WIIL man's bicycle or standard make r. _Address 8. C. 452, Bee. A LITTLE AD In this column will bring about some remarkable exchanges. d free when prints_are or- KABE STUDIO, BUSIN ESS CHANCES SHOWCARD writing taught evgs. by work- ing expert, complete for §10. Address Box 4582, Boer BARBER wanted, no student, $14.00 guar- antes. Wire or phone 8. P. Varney, __Ansley, Neb, WANTED—Box sawyers, machine nailers and hand nallers, Omaha Box Co., East __Omaha. WANTED—Two — floor ~finishers, Apply __1909 Binney street or Phone W. 636. WANTED—Bushelman. 421 8. 16th. Phone _Douglas 1399, GORDON press fceder wanted. Ralph Print- _Ing _Co. i DRUG store snaps; jobs. Knelst, Beo Bidg. MDV]NU “PICTURE THEATERS, Wentern lowa and Nebraska locations, towns 1,600 to, 2,30 strictly money makers; ma- excluslve houses, used. OMAHA THEATER SUPPLY CO. O Neb. BEE_WANT-ADS GATNED 13,19 MOWE PAID ADS than any other Omaha news- paper gained in firet seven months 1916. - Good results at less cost & Is_the rewson why. EXPERIENCED hotel people want to buy or rent turniture of good hotel in small References given. Box 4, Chapmaly, Neb. IF you will fuvest in & gold mine showing promise of rajsing another crop of mi- llonalres, write the Mountain Flower Gold Mino Co, St. Josepht, Mo, € | FOR SALE—Good, Glve detalls in clean stock of hard- are, live town, central Nebrasia, Good reason for selling. PANTliORlUM for sale; doing fine busi- sell cheap and teach a be- ‘lnner the trade, W Kimball, photo gallery on 16 out of profits; no experience needed. Bes, i part cash, part 24TH AND LAKE| Call Harney 6336, CREBCENT shape brooch, set In pearls and Baths, CTO 4 4 L DR. BENDA—Sulphur, steam. Modern 'DQ,._. ‘mxg -,énl“on,fi.x‘ ‘,’,’;,,'?";:W Reward, Roturn to Walk-Over | “r, 1153 "BATHS AND MABSAGE. Private e o R T T o s 1 di (3 dy attend- TOST—A fat pockoll’l;lnnk blue kid gloves. l"‘:rnl: P:nnht l;y B LMhnnl sovard e R CH, . combining Sulphur X Steam Baths & Chiropractic_treatments, nmnumnzvu' KATE ¥ .13 for 320; single adjusting, $1. Lady at- tendants, §, W. Cor, 24th & Far, St. 1. 7295, 5 RITTENHOUSE Sanitarium; ail kinds baths. D CUMING FOR SALE-—Miscellaneous 210-214 Baird Blk., 17th and Douglas. e e i o L0 'EDWIN 8TEVENS Furniture and Household Goods. arpenters and E",,'f,‘,f;f,fi’",; “THE YELLOW 'MENACE" : 30, Work pustantacd, P i 11 TR L AL P et sawed oak storage din- |G Tokanson, 2505 Leaven'th. Ty, 3198-J. IF YOU want to sell or buy a business or rooming house call on Busch & Borghot?, 750 World-Herald Bldg. Phore D, WE BUY, we scll motion pinture theaters, Co-Operative Film and Supply Co.. 217 Bromley Bldg. 411 McCague J, 8. National Bank. DOWD Sale und Adction Co,, Omaha, have closed out mnre mdse. stocks than any other firm in U. 8. W MOTION 'PICTURE MACHINES, New and rebullt Omaha Film Exchange. 108 8. 14th Bt.. Bld‘ Retcruncl. E M&N %“{}"D THE aho Gor Vb ‘Buite " son. | Leaard & Bon, 1806 Capitol Ave. Tyler 1632, iat’ of ane buttel, abx leather ohairn Cleai and Pressin N WALKER. ono round extonslon table, one china |BUITS pressed, d6c; cleaned and prossed. $1. G AN, WAYRN closet, Hundreds of other items cont Phil_Greensione, 1405 Harney. Red 3761 S4TH AND AMBS | ing of furniture, rugs and stoven on WAL Ih e i at Sacrifice prices. BState Furniture - 5T mum- 4 Camera \ b STATE FURNITURE CO., |nexonfi: PHINGS HuM. Borher 14 ek Siohge. 8. versal foous lens), R = .' r Py I.“ I T (g and Howard, Sed them today. fuctlon. - Ahe Littie: Glant . Chiropractic. lhnnhntnrlnl Co., Omah ; “"| Bra. Johnaton, ma? 0. W. Bldg, D. 6529. Sl b g BTOVES, furniture, rugs, beddl and | Chiropractic and Spinal Adjustment. A GOOD FEATURE nen ot all ‘kinds Obén tl *5 "o Dr. Burhorn—Rose Bldg. VER! 09‘0’? - igoft, 1839 RIS ST mm: cmm. Palmer wchool graduate. Dous; 6347, i TH Sase, lonthir couch, etc, cheap, 607 N.|DR. KNOLLENBERG, B, il Corner Z4th FOR SALIH by owner—Drug store, dwelling squure deal. Address owner, 8 Denver. Colo. A NUMBER of high-grade commercial po- Western Reference Co., 762 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. ROOMING HOUSES, all sizel 419 Rose Bldg. Phone T!l.r 2487, Salesmen and Solicitors. Sehseon s neNy HIGH GRADE BOND SALESMAN. Large middle west cotporation has open- ing for highly successful salesman of char- acter, experience and ability in keeping with ' the marketing of very high grade bond securities. This is an excellent opportunity to make & strong and permanent connection and a man of ability can earn very liberally and take pride in his assoctation with our or- ganization. Drawing account and commission. Give all particulars possible concern- ing past connectlons, etc., in first letter— enclose photograph if possible. All roplies will be held strictly confidential. Address 6686, Bee. LIVE-WIRE SALESMAN Wanted, a few Live Wire salesmen for line of merchandise in big demand, y to sell and practically without com- petition. Drawing account. Apply at 603-A, Bes Bldg. BFVERAL traveling men can add $50.00 weekly to thelr salary without detracting from their present employment. No sam- ples. Call on dealers only; confidentlal. Write or call. Omaha Western Sales Com- pany, Sterling Manufacturing Co. bullding, 10th strest viaduct, Omaha SALESMEN—$5.00 Fuel S8aver Newly pat- ented outaide attachment for stoves. Guar- antee. Big profits. Permanent employ- ment. Saves upwards of 60 per cent in fuel bills. . Write for particulars and ter- ritory. Unfon Supply Co., Spris AN perienced t: None others need ment, Exceptionally right man with exps tory. Box 6689, Omaha Bee ‘WANTED—WIide-awake, clean-cut youns man to work our special fall magazine proposition; make bfg money. 315 Ne- ville Blk. WANTED—Ealesman to sell blankets and comforts on easy payment plan. Call C. F. Adams Co., 628 So. 16th. A NUMBER of high-grade commercial po- sitions open. Western Reference Co., 752 Omeaha Nat. Bank Bldg. BTOCK and bond salesman. STANDARDP BEC. & INV. CO, 1017 W. 0. W. Bldg. SALESMEN—BIg money for business geot- ters. Call at 1017 W. O. W. Bidg. Towa terri- e e SITUATIONS WANTED WEEKLY RATE, 16c PER LINE, Day work or business ads, regular rlhl. 2 lines one week 8 lines one week .. Each extra line 1Gc pe: Boys. WANTED--Boys, over 16, in our bottling de- artment, Willow Springs Distillery, 4th nd Pi Sts. BOYS want to learn trade; mi years of age. Gordon-Lawless Co., lth _and_Dodg FINE chance for good hoy.’wl\o wants to iearn a good trade. Room'S, Bee Bldg. i 3 and Farnam Sts. Phon ugles 7206, "“%,“'m AMA e B RY Dn‘ Pianos and Musical !fll!fllfl“nfl Dr. Frances Dawson, 503-3 Rose Bid. Ty.2366 % Y. WANOGANY CRIcKering rang "M Dr. J. O Lawronce, 1 Baird Bldg. D. 8461, mr_g__flo__. TH AND VINTON practionlly now. Harney oe Xy Costumes. ~ THEATRIOAL gowns, full dress suits, for /A GOOD PICTURE. d 5 rent, 306 N, 11th, Jobn Feldman. D, 3138, AND R rel FOR STYLE, reasonablo price in your fall dresses, gee Atkinson Co., 1802 “Farnam. LE| rand COMEDY. now, caroom and pocket, with complete 3 260 LOAVENWORTH | outfit, $126} second-hand tables mt re. duced prices bowun: alleys und supplies; HAROLD LOCKWOOD and easy paymonta. Cigar storss, dro ssen and solda fouptaln fixture: MAY ALLISON, | : : - LerHE CO)XZ%AC'i{," ; ?Jviumvgztg %‘l;‘l(un‘ SULENDER. o, Bflsnflxu\'o — Toasonable prices. 300 & I A VIR | Ll | g s c| and Engines. “WM"”’" REVENGR." EW AND SECOND-HAND MOTORS LIBERTY NO 8, LXPERT ELECTRICIANS AND M ACHINIBTS, Detcctlvel Wm b b r ;“l‘*l’;;"‘g“"‘gm‘:g_“xfi TAMES ALLAN, 12 Neville Bik. Bvidence W ifi AND UXDERWOOD B—uwfi“b__"'fsyl k-'r.::r'nc—"‘, ¥am engines, &%fi—— EDMUND B! pipes. Grows Wrecking Co. 1819 Cuming. ancing Academy. “THE SONG OFETHE WAGE ,"n-, Diamonds and Watche DU LUXE 2ANciNG, ODEGAARD'S “Lucky Wedding Rings't ACADEMY “KATE'S LOVER'S KNOT," COMEDY. and Douglus Sts, AR School Monday and Wednesday Eve. 2666 FARM s T " blnt.- Tues. i e . - - -4 .o e 46th an MARY MAC LAREN CONMERCIAL Duplicating Co, siso publid cmg Acdy. Fifom: f n Bteno, Phone for prices Douglas )IM and momhly Wed. ] “SHOES."” 540 Paxton BIk M‘*—‘ T ol ) ARDS ‘A SPECIALTY. . No. ps Bldg. . CARLYLE BLA BLACKWELL 2B PTG, BEY BLRG. DOUG 1178 y 3 o . 3180, h qual y » “THE SHADOW OF DOUBT. al. D i s o .fé,'f{{‘fi'ui‘nl‘.“x!‘mm e = South Side. Expert Masseur i T AND N SPECIAL SALE Mmoo, el ey b sro WM. ]'O_X——HATURE OF offico. Room' 208, dally, evenings. % 1 A 1 TWIN clg{‘p?“c CONGY cam res: Co., FIVE PARTS. SINGER Meavy haiing & speetaity. AND M WILLIAM n.l TuonPsDN SEWING MACHINES ANYWHERE 26¢ WB. 2104 “THE EYE OF 'THE NIGHT." “THE DEACON'S CARD," On mocount of water main hmm... In Everything for Women. ACCORDION, side, knife, sunburst, box our basement, 76 drophead Singer Sew- g S ————————emseimeecmms | 0o Machines’ (most of. them new), were| Pleating: covered buttons, all sizes and ‘ 3 *®| tyles; hemstitching; pleot edging, em- Eu-rm & F''NERAL NOTICES,| !shtly damaged These machines have | Looiate “Bedaing, biaiding, cording, eye. all been put In fine shape by cleaning, re- STERSON-—Maurlco W.,_Ociober 4, 1916, || Mnlshiug and replacing. woodworc wher- | (s, Berkron aao\qh dennante. Funeral services at Walout Hill Metho- [ ' ever noceasary. The usual Singer guaran 300, Douglas_ Blk. Douglas 1938, Bpiscopal church, F‘orty~|’lrlt nnd streets, Saturday, 2:3 Friends are tavited and nuuund to omll ton goes with every machine the same s 1t 1L were new. Fixtures and Wiring g 76 machines will be sold at prices rang- Blectric washing machines, ing trom $10 toone-half the regular price. DURKIN electrle irons and reading lampa. 2203 Cuming St. Douglas 2519 AS LONG AS THEY LAST. Ny ¢ SINGER ouring, toltet K SEWING MACHINE CO., |z, Ht,Cleaning and mockmi 0 Monuments 124 Cemeteries. __|204 N, 16TH. PHONE DOUG 418, and reblovked: 1:16-1013 “abiets and crosses ! ob Printing. B s, = Wit | SEWING MACHINES | CATS ¢m P e grade print- at local tr, waed 4% ¥ tal, lndu. 2 p..m. from Ty gert's chapel. Interment Forest Lawn. N, $dth. Phons Wb, tices of the Peace, i, 1, CLAINORNE, 512 Faxton Blk. Red 401 Notary !'ulll\c; deposition, steno. BRITT, 201 Darker Block. A Masseures. MASSAE bathe. 1322 Farnam St. We rent, repalr, se of all sewlng wmachts FUNERAL DIRECTORS. MICK . NEBRASKA ¢ \LL,} o, o 8o eS| 15th and Haruey Sts. & BON—Funeral i h_"":;:h -\:;::l- _Typewriters and Supplics, 1l needles and parts tors. ¥ NEW machines aoid the same wa rent; §3 o , e TR ...";‘., per ‘month, Sce us befars you buy or " Osteopaths. 1 ug ‘mu. ‘sxm'wc;{! l.yTplncu|cu ten daye [ Dr, Maty Anducsen, 805 Lee Bidg. D. 3996, S oo | freo telal - Butts Typewriter Exchunge, | 35" e L AL A ARt Olnaba, Nbs,. . . AN Patent Attorneys. 3 m TYPEWRITHRS wnd i | PATENTS provired, bought and sold, Inters RISTS. Rent an Oliver Typawrltor, § raoniin | bational Patent G, 683 Brandels. D, 6581, CUT FLOWERS for §5. Central TybeWeiting Dxchunge, A_STURGIS, 530 Drandeis Th, D, 5400, Mlllanl, shipped nnrp 1906 Farnam, B T O T T T R e unluuflfeuun REMINGTONS, ~ Monarchs gnd yeal ends Huu Premlera for ren M'? b ington Typewriter o - Pension Attorr.eys. sent anywhure,” Rem. 8 don, 169 Om. Nat Bk D._ R“?, mpany, D, 1284, Piano Tuning. pet. typewriter auppliar | PIANO_TUNING,_$Lib._ 1Ty Sall Midinnd Doug. 2147, s Pianos for Rent, WE BUY, sell and Oll'hlnft typewriters. | $3.60 per_we. A'llolh‘i Co., lfvl! Doll‘lll Guaranteod typewriters $10.90 u; Write for list. Midland Co. Moo Bid Rug Mlnuhcnlurs. R T RO Tugs from old Carpets: rag rugs a fally; cleaning and alterations. Peery R 2618 o‘ MAHA PILLOW CO~Felt and hair mat- | Rug Fact 2422 Cumin tresses made over in new tioks at hatt] ™" the price of new ones. Phono ua for Tinners, sample of tleking. Mait ordors filled, [TIN work of ail kinds, eat. a)\emuny Eiven, 100/ Cuming 8t. Douglas 2467, Llsassor, 1921 §. 11th, D, 6438 Td of quality will be m : 4 quarts of OId Fontenelle whisiy, | OMAHA .25; bottled “In- bond. Henty Poliovi, | ——— mall order house, Doug. T16% 122.124 N. 16th St WEDDING annouacements printing. oy - ~| _Dougias Printlor Co. Tek Dous. 648, ;AL 1330 ellockc. Mo, - m and other frionds wel $1.25 PER GALLON Vacuum Cleaners. Sunkist port, full quart, 50 cents, CLEAN QUIUCKLY AND THOROUGHLY Maater Workman. Old Teyior whisky, full quart, 85 centa | WITH ECLIPSE ELECTRIC; RENT, $1 GER, Recorder, " CACKLEY BROS. AND 31,50 PER DAY. DOUGLAS 1760. WANTED—Position clerk or manager in ive years and a half m a good mixer. I am 28 years old and can furnish good references. answer this ad \lnl merchandise_store; ! experience. I il tice vonlllo with good 6 yrs. banklug employed, wants firm. « In or ‘out of eity. experience and 2 yrs. road work. Bem of references. Boe, No, 6598, POSITION by salesman, salary and expense; Now calling on lumber and hard- A clean record and best of Box 6658, Bee. reterence Klven STENOGRAPHER wants situation. youars' experience In law office work, Can A NEAT appearing ¥ man, one wao I8 capable of handling most any kind of po- 'r% OR THREE boys, steady work, good . Omaha Box Co., East Omah: WANTED——stronl errand boy. 1. A. Mediar Co., 416 ' 14th. BOY WANTED—Petetsen Bros, Florists, 1714 Farnam. Trade Schools. WE WANT MEN TO LEARN THE BARBER TRADE. Few weeks quallfy 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, GOOD MEN WANTED To learn auto work for the many po- sitions now open. Fine training work in auto and electric starting system. AMERICAN AUTO COLLEGE, 2063 Farnam, Omaha,” Neb. WANTED—Job on ranch; some experience; 18 yetrl\uld Louls Robinson, 2022 Leaven- Har, 4041, ()fl\lha‘ Neb . EXPERIENCED grain elovator in small mwn; oxpects good WANTED=Jol) as roremnn on far 2216 6lat Ave., m man wishes 11ght work or watoh- LEBARN 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. AUTO MECHANICS. EARN BIG MONE Never ldle—Big Demand. Easy to Learn by Our Methods. NATIONAL AUTO TRAINING ASS'N. 4817 N. 20th St., Omaha, Send for Free Catulogue. “apartment house; - Miscellaneous. Ho:;is and Restoura::ii. EMPLOYMENT Douglas 1356 Hoadquarters for hotel help. } STENOGRAPHER. Public stenographer wnd notary publie, 807 Bee Bldg. THE BEE charge for lower than any other form of advertiaing “Situation ads'" ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES, MEN WANTED—Able-bodied unmarried men under age of 36; citizens of United States of good character and tsmperate habits, who can speak, read and write the Eng- lish laugw For information apply to Recroitl; Olflc.r. Army Blig, 16th and Dodge ts., Omaha, Neb.; 130 N, 10th 8¢, Lincoln, Neb.; 827 4th Bt, Sloux City, Towa; 207 6th Ave, Des Moines. lowa. ‘\'A\"TEU—SIn[le man who can do sign writing and help on other work, at once. State lowest salary with board and room. References exchanged. Mystical Helth, _Carroll, I nurae wishes care of elderly lady or ln\nlld in refined family; city ref- Call_Harney 3 , plain o0k wants position as house- o¢ children; to ga A keeper or taking cur __home at nigh WANTED—By | or drug store; some vo. Writs ¥ 620, Beo. B AT LR S — YOUNG woman with bigh school education desires office position, Box 6743 Omaha WAN'I ED--Names of ambitious men, 18 to 46, wishing to become Omaha mall car- riers. Commence, $67 month. Address 590, Bes. (s, TED—Young men as rallway llnull s $76 per month; sample examina« fi:;k.qu:zllozn free. Fraoklin Institute, Dept. 321 R, Rochester. N. A NUMBER of high-grade commaerc Western Reference Co., 752 Houschold and Dornemc. WIRL for general housework cook small hous, small fafnily; keep sec-| ond girl and washerwoman good wages; 701 South 37th St. WANTED—An experienced white nursé for children; good wages. 426 North 38th St. WANTED—Competent woman as cook and laundress; family of two; credentials re- _quired. Doug. 6633. WANTED—An exeprienced second gIrl with Apply Mrs. W. H. Me- one who can | Apply Mrs. Dixon, Phone Harney 668. good references. Cord, 2301 Cass St. WANTED—A girl as cook by the day; good wages. Apply Mr. x 1358 FURNISHED rooms for_rent. Housekeeping Rooms. NICE, clean, airy, Ixsm no\uek-‘\pln: rooms walking distanc Do THREE large mo .wod Tocatio; West Harney, Walnut 3310, CLEAN, modern housckeeping rooms. 3416 Sherman ave. 2 Board and Room. PARK AVE—A largs front room, well furnished, meals and service excel- lent, on car line, references exchanged. Harney 3195 Rooms Wanted Y617 PEOPLE WHO RENT ROOMS, CALL THE BEE WANT-AD DEPY.ard flad out all wbout the FURNiSHEID) ROO!1 GUIDB It's & plan that s belpiug msay people rent their rooma ¢ YOUNG LADY desires room, with break- 10 " FOR RENT—FURNISHED Apartments and Houses. Apartments. SPLENDID, NEW, FU. TRAVERTON FIREPROOF, 24TH AND LANDON COURT. Catering to people of refined tastes. Apartment s completely equipped for housekeeping; up-to-date and comfortable. TRAVER BROS. Tel. Doug. §886. 705 Omaha Nat. Bank. Or Call Web. 4835. STOP AT THE SUNSHINE—Steam heated rooms, hot and cold water, 608 N. 17th St. WANTED—White for gemeral house- work; four in family. WAVTED—Good cook and laundress; small N. 35th Ave. Harney 6336 ETENT gl for general . hnuue\\ork WANTED—GIFT for Fonoral Rousework, 3 family washing or cooking. GOOD girl for general housework, references 2639 Capitol Ave. Doug. 15. —_— . AP e e s WHITE GIRL for general housework. No washing., Har. 694, 131 N. 32d Ave. W‘ANT!}D— oulekeepar fur bachplor,, easy WANTED—A_girl tol‘ lancrfll housework. Apply 102 N. 35th Ave. e SV WANTED—A glrl to assist with housework, Hotels and Restaurants. COOK wanted. East Omaha. Miscellaneous. Good wages. ST. CLARE. 24th and Harney, #-r. tur. apt. Har. 647. Houses. NICELY furnished 6-room hoi Fleld Club djgtrict. Ofl burner, garage. First- class condition. Call, Harney 2199. FOR RENT—HOUSES West. ' STEAM HEAT AND JANITOR SERVICE FURNISHED Beautiful, new, brick residence, etght modern throughout. 4102 Far- nam St. Call Walsh Bros. Co. Tyler b532. At 1317-18 City Nat. Bank Bids. YES, maybe, price is a little le is it a3 good as one of my WELL homes. Phone for an address and then thake your own comparisons, F. 8. Trul- linger.” Benson 122, 110 8. 36TH—1-r., 8L Pch,, $40. E. H. BENNER, Ramge Blk. D. 8406. WANTED AT ONCE—F1Im Inspectors; those Film Service, 1122 Farnam Bt. N A NUMBER of high-grade commercial po- Western Reference Co., 762 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. FOR RENT—0-rm. all mod. house, 509 So. _20th. First Trust Co. Douglas 1181, §°ROOM 2 baths, West Farnam distriot. $46.00, Phone Doug. 2! 325, 7-r. house. Also 4-r., $15. Close in. Apply 264b Capitor Ave North. 7010 WEBSTER—A good seven room houss, modern. Reasonable rent. Also furniture for sale cheap. Parties leavink city. EDUCATIONAL A} BOYLES COLLFGE. DAY SCHOOL. NIGHT SCHOOL. Every day 1s enroliment day. Book- keeping, shorthand, lunotypt. typewriting, telegraphy, civil service—all commercial and English bnnch-l Douglas 1866. talogue free. llth and Hm-y 8ta. VAN SANT SCHOOL OF BUSINESS, DAY AND EVENING SCHOOLS, Becond Floor Omaha National Bank Bldg., 320, Douglas 5880, 1515 GRANT ST.—' conm., modern, $25. T. F. Hall, 433 Ramge Bldg. Doug. i406. EIGHT-ROOM house, all modern, with gar- age; large grounds. 4624 North 37th 8t. 7-ROOM, modern except heat, $18. 2608 De- catur. Mrs. Bryant, Walnut 831 6-ROOM cottage and bath, 2237 Charles 8t., near 24th. Xnaulra Red 5873, 2408 Burt St—7 rms., $32.00. E. H. BEN- NER, 437 Ramge Bld[ D. 8406. 7 South. NEW Bungalow, 6 rooms, all on one floor, $2,760, with garage $30. Vacant Oct 10. 2659 Plerce 8t. Red 1881. FOUR-ROOM, cottage, water and gas. 2326 So. 30th. Phone Harney 4708, §-ROOM Houss with bath. 1613 Dorcas 8t. T-R. COTTAGE, mod. ex. heat, 644 5. 41at. GOOD 7-room houss on car line. Wainut 316. Harp—Limited number pupils accepted com- ing i early applications favored. Harps fur. Loretta De Lone, 305 Lyric Bld BOURICIUS MUSIC STUDIOS8—1511 Dodge. 43, 14, 15 Arlington block, We explain each different “point.” Douglas 2471, PERSONAL PILES, FISTULA CURED Dr. B. R. Tarry cures piles, fistula and operation. Cure guaranteed and no money paid until cured. Write for book on reos tal diseases with testimonials. DR, E. R. TARRY, 240 Bee Bldg. Omaha, Neb. THE Salvation Army Industrial home wo- Mcits your vld clothing, furuiture, maga- slnos. ~ We collect. We distribute. Phons Doug. 4125 and our wagon will call. and lnlpecl our new home. 110-1112-1114 RUPTURE Successfully treated with. lout a surglcal operation. | $12.00—4-r. flat, 2612 North 16th St., mod- Call or write Dr. Frank H. Wray, 308 l\nw )l-nnemem Home-Cooked Mea! Hamilton Apts., 24th & F: RlTTE,\HOUBE Sanitarfum. Baths of all massage and chiropody. Baird Blk, 17th.and Dougias. D. l‘n. JOOKED MEALS LICATESSEN, 1806 FARNAM. MAE BRUGMAN, M. T. Sclentific masseuso baths, 203 Karbach Blk. CORSETS made (o order. ¢ ftting. Nu-Bone s Thea. Lobby. EAT HQME- 1818 PARK AVE.—7-r. mod. brick. cellaneous. WE HAVE WHAT YOU WANT. HOUSES AND COTTAGES PARTLY MODERN 4-R., 3401 Maple St.......oc0c0eee§ 900 7-R., 6016 N. 42d 8t. 16.00 MODERN EXCEPT HEAT. 5-R., 2904 Saratoga St. 20.00 ®-R., 2819 N. 27th St. (for mlonfl) 16.00 7-R., 2708 Seward St. (bargain).... 12.50 STRICTLY MODERN, 6-R., 4313 Seward St. (choice de- tached house, in good residence section) . . 30.00 6-R.,, 4112 F: m St 35.00 6-R., 817 8 26th St. (i 08~ ern detached house, within walk- ing distance) .. 26.00 7-R., 8906 N. 18th St 30.00 8-R., 3301 N, 17th 8t. (strictly mod- ern detached house)....... 80.00 8-R., 1717 Park Ave. (good brick dwelling, newly decorated tnside and out; first-class residence sec- tion) .v. 8B.00 8-R., 713 N, 20th St. . 36.00 11-R., 2621 Harney St. (good: brick dwelling, well arranged for keep. ing boarders and roomers)....... 6000 11-R., 411 8, 38th St. (cholee brick dwelling, in the West Farnam district) O X 6-R., 609 8, 10th St. (strictly mod- ern St. Louls flat, very close in) WE HA®E OTHERS. SE® OU PLETE LIST BEFORE RENTING PORTER & SHOTWELL, 202 8. 17th St. Doug. B015. = HOUSES—APARTMENTS—FLATS. ern except heat. 12.00—6 r., 1622 Clark St, modern except heat. 16.00—b r., 3816 North 20th St., part mod- ern. 5 30.00—6 r., 2341 South 35th St.modern. 80.00—10 r., 214 South 30th 8t., modern. 32.50—6-r, flat, 530 Park Ave., modern. 35.00—10 r., 210 South 30th St., modern. 40.00—10 1., 1502 Binney St., modern. 42.60—4-r. Apmt, The Harold, 27th and Jackson Sts. 60.00—8 r., 3316 Lincoln Blvd., modern. 60.00—8 r., 623 North blst St. (Dundee), modern. 86.00—7 r., 1908 Corby St, modern, GEORGE & COMPANY, Phone D-756. 902 City Nat'l Bank Bids. BWITCHES from combings, $1 up. Dyed, Mrs. W. Briilhart, 338 Paxton Bldg. and massage, 1322 . 24 tloor. Phone Doug. 3410 MI88 WILSON—Bath and manicuring. No. Phone Douglas 8751, LUELLA W WLBSTER. Thasseuse to § p. m, D 2217, SCIENTIFIC massage. 520 Bee BIdg. Phone' Duuglas 6372. Manicuring und mass. 1623 F Mias Tee, Massage, 1802 Fa MISS L. LTaLY- Hik, 10 a. m. St. Rm, No. 3. Central Tin Shop. FARMERS, ATTENTION. We furnish real faym hands tree of charge. Write ar phone.' Square Eme ployment Agcy.. 209 8. 13th, Omaha, Neb. ition; 5 yeare' FIRST class colored chambermaid wishes position in City, Wob. 1171, ¥76.00 MONTH—Government jobs. Men and women wanted. List of positions open, fres. Frankiin Institute, Dept. 121 8. Rochester, N. Y. Laundr;® and A NUMBER of high-grade commarcial po- siifons open. Western Reference Co., 752 Omaha Nat. Bank BIdg. : work guajanteed. FANTED—Experienced freight handlers, “é:l‘:rl;:l?lrlfr: Freight House, Sth and Jackson Sts. MEN wanted to enlist in Signal Corps at once; report at Lincoln. DRY work and daqurk. Web. 3401, | = TED—Work by day, Call Harnoy 1461, i Bundle washing and day work, FXp. Jaundress Wanis work. Miscellanzous. P, lady ng, public dances. H. 3660 after 2 p. m. HELP WANTED—MALE Stores and Offices. WANTED—AU onca an A-1 grocery clerk; mu&t be thoroughly experfonced and well WANTED—T§o mon Whe ar wiiling and capable to earn from $50 to $70 a week. Speclalty men preferred. ¥. D. Browning, 312 Baird Bldg. i« $50; office clerk, 83 " WATTS RER. COL "$40 Brana. 1 b Western Reterence Co., §STENOGRAPHERS . THE CANO AGENC! AGENTS AND CAN’VASSERS AGENTS wanted In evers town for Day kerosene: burners, for cook ranges. Weat & MoL., 1607 Leavenworth. O UME of high-grade commercial po- tions open. Western Reference Co., 752 _Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. " Stores and Offices. 1»0. steno., $50; steno.,, $40; dict. STF\(K-RAPHFR. who can do some book- keeping, $70-$70 THE MARTI CO, 1337 W. 0. W. Bldg % NUMBER of high-grade commercial po- sitlons open. Western Reference Co., 752 at, lhnk Bldg. STENOGRAFPHERS ... . $36.00-80.00 THE CANO AGENCY, 600 BEE BLDG. * | WANTED—Stenographer at once, Washing- ton_Market, 1407 Douglas St. Bee Want Ads Produce Kesults. 308 8O. 41ST; modern, 7_rooms. ATTENTION, ROOM HUNTERS! If you fall to find the room you desire among these ads, call at The Bee office for a Room List—Gives complete detalled description of va- cant rooms In all parts of the city. 1t more convenient phone The Bes ‘Want Ad Dept, and give your name and address and a list malled to you at once. New lists are lssued €évery week. 3220 BURT ST, 7 r, modern, fine location, hot water Reat............$80.00 1103 Park Ave., 8 rooms, modern, con- venient arrangement ard location for roomers 4160 Wakeley street, 1st str of Davenport, 6 rms, sun room, glecping _porch, - strielly modern, brand new A}'UISTRONG WALSH CO., 5. Rose Blds. Tyler 15 FOR RE 911 So. 20th St, S-r, all mod. hous 1122 So. 82d St, §-r, all mod. house 1102 So. 32d 8 2017 Grace St., §-r. ALFRED C. KENNEDY CO. 236 Omaha National Bank Bldg. Douglas 722, 2423 Franklin St, § rms. and 4119, North 38th St, 5 rooms 12 JOHN N FRENZER. DOUGLAS 654 $26.00—2223 Clark St., all mod. bungalow, b-r. $18.00—1508 N, 20th St,, all mod. flat, 5-r $32.50— 569 S. 26th St., all mod., 9-r. H. A. WOLF, 514 Ware Block. Doug. 5088. $30—3208 Cass 6 rooms, strictly mod. $50—2007 St. Mary's Ave., 10 rooms, mod. $14—2616 Seward, b rooms, small barn, RINGWALT, Brandeis Theater Bldg. Furnished Rooms._ SAFETY FIRST—Workingman's hotel restaurant for clean beds and good home cooking. Beds 20 cents and up, Workingmen's Hotel, cents and up. TIULSESS R RENT. CREIGH, SONS & CO. 6508 BEF BLDG DOUG 200. i-ROOM hnusa near High Bchool $40. G, P, Stnhblns 1610 hlcl.lo North 13th St. & FOR RENT—Ap'ts’ and Flan room, strieily modern; good ‘boara suitable for married couple Harney 2991, FOUR furnished rooms, 31 per week other strictly modern rooms at $2.60 ne NICBLY (urnl-hnd_ro«vme, wl!h board, for four In moderr. 2610 Ames Ave. modern; pri- 2WBLL fllrmlhad frant room 1 8. 26th Ave. Doug. 9105, modern room from $2 to 36 Colonade Hotel, 2474 lnrney St. A LARGE furn, front room, sultable for twe 2619 Caldwell CRICAGO—12510—In _priv south front room with TARGE, well-furnished front room in pri- bath it d-nlrcd zln D«un HANSEOM PARI](—PIQ“-M room in med- 1611 HOWARD St. rooms, mod- ern. Phone Txlar 1is% iy West BRICK FLATS 36, .\Db—lmublo brick, well located; rents $76 $10,000— Four apartment, Facnam atreet; rented cheaply at $1,200, $13,500~Two bulldings, close in, doubls frontage; rented at $1,620, These are all good buys, well located for steady rental and average about 10 per cent net. Terms can be arranged. GLOVER & SPAIN, “SPLENDID 4-ROOM APART- MENTS Located in the Fio-Les, 20th and Capitol Avenue. These are the best close-in apart. ments in Omaha. Abundance of light and heat. Winter rate, $40 and $43.50. See these at once. PETERS TRUST COMPANY, 1622 Farnam Street. Doug. 898, VERY “heated - ment on west Farnam 8t. Hegh JOHN W. ROBBINS, 1802 FARNAM 8%, -