Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 11, 1916, Page 8

-Want-Ad Rates 1 c CASH WITH ORDER. per word....... ch insertion (Bet wolid—no dlaplay.) Ads Paragraphed or Set in Display Style. g per lne.... . .one time per line.,.. _thres consevutive times (Count atx words to the line.) CHARG! TES: "three consecutive times rds to the line.) fpecial Ratest aad Ranch Lands. uuhm.‘..“mm consecu‘ive times (Count ‘six ‘wurds to the line.) POREIGN ADVERTISING UNDFR AGENTS OR HELP WANTED CLASSI- FICATIONS. word. ool Se per e NO AD TAKEN FOR LF~8 THAN A TOTAL OF 20c OR LESS THAN 10c A DAY. e ANKS, DEATH AND FU- NERAL NOTICES. 190 por Mne.......... -each tnsertion (Minimum charge 80 cents MONTHLY RATE FOR STANDING ADS (No change of copy sllowsd.) One Iltne. ‘Two Itnes or vy (Count six weekn (Centract tates on appliostion.) THE BEN will not be responsible for mors than one fncorrect insertion of an adver. tisement nrdersd for more than one time ADVERTISBERS should retain receipts glven by The Bee in payment for Want Ads, as no misteke can be rectified without them USE THE TELEPHONE {f you cannot con* eniently bring or send in your ads Ask for & Want-Ad Taker, and you will re- ©colve the same guod service as when de- livering your sd at the office. PHONE TYLER 14 ¥ WANT-.AD COLUMNS CLOSB.: SVENING EDITIONS MORNING EDITIONS. ... ... .. 9:00 M MOYIE PROGRAM W the best Motien s in Omahs. (Changed Daily.) ‘per line $1.80 he line.) Downtown. ; FARNAM 1418 FARNAM WILLIAY 6. HART . “THE BARGAIN" ‘Moran, fans in WTH D 8P B | “PEG O’ THE RING” v . ( NO. 3) b m!fi PROGRAM. b 24T ' “PANTOMS,” No. 3 “SLICKING THE SLICKERS" “WON !! A FOUL” | K s §TH AND NNEY : ROBERT WARWICK E] D “THE BETTER WOMAN." A BEAR OF A STORY. 5oy A COMEDY. LUCKY GOLD PIECE" ANCE MARKET | "THE SILENT STRANGER" A A AN 2 “THE DECOY” ; AOTH A f3 YCIRCUMSTANTIAL JUSTICE" g “CROOKED FROM THE START" PRINCELY BANDIT" 0 loammmy TN o ¥ “THE -HIDDEN BCAR" it WITH . BTHEL CLAYTON and . HOLBROOK BLINN Monuments and Cemeteries. BEAUTIFUL markers, tablets and crosses for unmarked graves, Redman Grave Marker Co., 1470 Spencer Bt. Webster 2505, = = BIRTHS AND DEATHS. Births—Richard A. and Bvylin Rose, 626 North Thirty-third, girl; Samuel H. and Henrlota Ackerman, 8618 Frankiin, boy; Tke and Vetal Shopiro, 1660 North Twen- tioth, boy; Alfrod G. and Margaret A. Blau- fuss, 2424 Templeton, girl; Frank and Te ste Horvat, 1917 South Fourteenth, girl; T. D. and May Schnelderwind, 6311 Walnut, boy; Ben and Elnord Langerman, South Side, girl; R, T. and Nellle Rance, 716 Ad- ams, girl; Ruben and Hazel Donelly, 607 South Twenty-ninth, boy; Harvey and Ruth Wing, 717 North Thirty-third, girl; Oscar L\and Annle Anderson, 510 Pine, boy: Joy A and Emma Young, 2418 North Bixty- first, boy; Karel and Bara Peprmi, 1240 South Thirteenth, girl. Deaths—Thelma Barratt, 3, 4603 M; Mra. Mamie Barka, 21, 2028 Locust; Virginia Lit- tell, 1, 2§76 Binney; [ed 8. Trullinger, 32, Twenty-ninth and Farnam; Egert Peters, 12, 4011 North Thirtieth; Sarah Hatch, 171, 1621 Binney; Francis Puvias, 6 months, 1542 Y; Joseph Schab, 10 months, Thirt elghth and G; Ruth Capps, 7 month Missour! avenue; Cecil Taylor, 4 months, 5109 South Fortieth; Mrs, Mary E. Hunt ley, 70, 4817 Bouth Twenty-fourth, MARRIAGE LICENSES- The following marriage licenses have been 1ssue Name and Address. Jonef Moranevac, Dwight, Neb. Annie Slosar, Dwight, Neb. Georgs R, Moors, Wakeska, Wis. Dagmar Knudson, Omahe Clark Evyson, ir, Corning, Is. Mary E. Finiey, Omaha.. Walter D. Lawrence, Denver, Colo Eline O. Kronstedt, Omal John' A, Marollf, Sloux City, Ia Emma Richou, Sloux City, 1a......... Willlam G. Erdmanni, Witlow City, N. D. Dorothy Ditzen, Omaha. Elmer J. Olson, Omakia. ... Ellen B, C. Steberg, Omaha. Geor R. Flelds, Nebraska -City, Leola Stokes, Nebraska City, Neb. Francls A. Suber, Omaha Bttie M. Johnson, Omaha. Carroll_J. Baldwin, Omahi Junet Faiconoer, Vailey, Neb. Harry Carl Olsen, Omah Ruth E. Poterson, Omaha William Nixon, jr, Granger, Ja. Katherine Flannery, Omah: LOST-FOUND-REWARDS IF YOU lose anything and will advertise it here, you -will surelv recover it if found markable recov- ry day through L1 #nd otherwise, and that & fallure %0, It same can be proven, involves & se- 'OU! BLUFF8 STREET RAILWAY COMPANY, Persons baving lost some article would do well to vall up the office of the Omal & Councll Bluffs Street Rallyay company to ascertaln whether they loft it in the otreet car. Many articles each day are turned in and the company is anxious to restore them to the rightful owners. Call Tyler 800, \ LOST—Thursday night at Auditorium, leather handb, containing aluminum 0on, fountaln pen, some small change, pair of da blue kid gloves and other ml-;elu wous articles, Reward If returned Th part of city, lock keys, 1 ordinary key. John LOST—Bunch of conslsting of 2.Y door key and 1 pres-to-I! Lucas & Co., key ring. office, Reward. LOST—Black I 8ts., Bo, Side, from automobil It returned to K. B, Flech, Millard Hof TORT--Cameo prooch between W. 0. W, bullding_and 'Brandels Stores, Monday. Call Douglas 5869, OUND o b boinits, PH. Ifll h and rf Baturday evening between Ak-Sar-Ren den and 28th and Davenport. Call Doug. 7182, Reward, LOST—In downtown district, package con- taining wilk wi Liberal reward to finder.. Box 6964, Bee. e FOR SALE—Miscellaneous ousehold Goods. T _HOT BARGAINS IN. STOVES AND RANGES Tha world dlscovers ita most Imporative wants in Oteober November, particu- big %I. STATE FURNITURE CO,, 14th and Dodg: Douglas 1317, BUY & Little Glant Ironing ta absolute satisfaction. The Manufacturing Co, Omaha. OVES, _furniture, rugs, bedding _ end Iinen of all kinds. Open till 9 p. m _ Dolgoft, 1839 N. 24th 8t BABEBURNER, in perfoct condition; cost $68; will sell\for $35. Webster 7004, Buck rang & Little Glant ange, In excellent con- FPURNITURE, oheap; leaving town at ance. o oty ng town at once. ficno_n Acorn baseburner, nearly new. 3664 FOR SALE—BILLIARD new, caroom and pocke outfit, $128 duced price: ¥ easy paymonts. Clgar stores, catesson and molda fountain fixtures, THE BRUNSWICK-BALKE-COLLENDER ' CO., 401-409 Seuth 10th 8 Machinery and Engines. AND BECOND-HAND MOTORS IXPIPT BLECTRICIANS AND CHINISTS, M. N LE BRON ELECTRICA). WORKS. 318.20 8. 12th 8t, Omaha. ~ ORPHEDM, TH AND M FOILED"” AND . ! GOOD COMEDY, (his % THS & ru_iinuu. NOTICES. Henry, aged 66 years. He ia survived by his widow, by thres Ray, Cecll and Clyde; two daugh- Mrs, Willlam Fulk’ of Calhoun, Mre. Willlam Spence of Atkinson, Funeral Wednesday afternoon from chapel at 3 p. m. Inter- t -West Lawn cometery. o o' the expross moat members of the Omaha Fire t, Anclent Order of United No. 169, Bwift & Co, Laurel No, ‘18, Washington 'odge No. 127, anud relatives for the sympathy fod with us in our recent bereavment for the beautiful floral offerings.— Mary E. Mattson and Sons, Messrs, TWO-HORSE direot current, 500-volt motor, new Reostat and aspeed regulator, 2 awitohes, 2 iron boxes, all for §40; no less. Colfax 1304, 6002 N. 43d Ave. ONE 16 H.-P_ Garr-Scott traction engine, nd belt; one 6-roll Appleton shre most new, L. N, 8mith, Loup City, slectrio, JUILERS, steam, Grosy Wi ll:‘:i:xlu\chu. inga't | st 16th and Douslas uju;_ A e Printing and Office §uppll COMMERCIAL Duplicating Co., lso pubiis Steno. Phone for prices. Dougins 3802, 2B Jubten Bk, Get our prices on job printin CAMPAIGN CARDS A SPECIALTY. U, 8 PTd. €O, BEE BLDG, DOUG 111 ‘WATERS-BARNHART Ptg G. Co., quailty printing. Tel. Doug. 3100 634 8. 13th Bt _TWSewiu_ll‘ chine ‘e Tent, repair, sell needies und parts of all sewing ninchines. MICKEL'S NEBRASKA CYCLE €o., 15th and Harney Sta Doug. 1663, Typewriters and Supplies. NEW machfues sold the aume as rent; §3 per month, us before you buy or rent. Shipped ary place on ten days' fres trial Butts Typewriter Exchange, 116 8. 18th, Omaha, Neb. TYPEWRITIKS sold, rented and repaired. Rent an_ Oliver Typewriter, 3 months for $5. Central Typewriting Exchauge, 1906 _Farnam. INGTONS, lonarchs an Premlers for rent; ington pewriter Company. D. 1384. E BUY, well and exchange typewriters Guaranteed typewriters $10.00 up. Write for list. Midland Co, Bee Bldg. E 40 pct. on your typewriter suppli Call Midland Co.. Doug. 2147, Bt : Miscellaneons. GNMAHA PILLOW CO—Felt and bair mai- tresses made over in new ticks at halt the price of new ones. Phone us for sample of ticking, Mail orders filled. Cuming 8t uglns 2467, MY high swaidard of quality will main. tained; 4 quarts of Old Fonteneiie whisky $3.25, el bond. l‘h:lry I’O’llock. mall_order ho Doug, 71 182124 N. 15th 8t e % . 7 lome- grape wine. 125 PER GALLON. Ist port, fuil quart, 50 conts, ‘Taylor whisky, full quart. 9 centa. CACKLEY BROS, R Bt t anywhers. Rem- Lol THE BEE: OMAHA, FOR SALE—Miscellaneous BEE _want-ads GAINED 10,609 MORE PAID ADS than any other Omahs ‘news- paper gained In firat seven months 1916, ‘GOOD RESULTS AT LESS COST 18 THE REASON WHY. ALEX {_ETTES LIQUOR HOUSE. hirteenth and Douglas. Bottled In bond whisky, $6c, $1.00, $1.35 tull_~nart DESKS, w fos, scales, eto. We buy, sell. Bup, '» Co. 414-16-18 8. 12th. Doug. 3724 LADY'S elegant beaver fur coal, almost new, cheap. Write or call 3720 Bristol St. _Phone Webster 4132. MAJESTIC coal range for restaurant use; in splendld_condition; sold cheap. Tyler 2572, showcases, shelving, Omaha Fixture & OCTOBER SITUATIONS WANTED HELP WANTED—MALE —ee— EDUCATIONAL ANNOUNCEMENTS " Masseures. massage; baths. 1322 Farnam 8t Osteopaths. Dr. Mary Andersen, 605 Bee Bldg. D. 3996 Patent Attorneys. PATENTS procured, bought 2nd sold. Inter- national Patent Co., 583 Brandels, D. 66! f_A_STURGIS ndeis Sclentific 630 Brandels Th. D. 3469 Pension Attorreys. Bl ‘Pianos for Rent. e Co., 16117Dongy DRY KINDLING WOOD, ACME BOX COMPANY. HARNEY 1831, WANTED TO BUY GUTTMAN Fare Highest Frices for Furniture, Rugs Clothes, P Office Furniture, Trunks, Shoes. D« Res., Webster 4204, PICTURE SHOWS—WIIl buy sho In tow of 1,200 or more. Have ready buye: AAddrou Bi»!_fl%fifi‘ Bee. ; New desks, used desks, bought, sold d traded. J. C. Reed, 1207 Farnam. HOLMES pays your price for m.c;.:a-mu 20, clothes, Ahoes and hats. Wel HIGHEST price paid for 2d-hand clothes, shoes, trunks, suitcase 10r D, 8033, P ANNOUNCEMENTS AUCTION SALE. Unlon Pacitic unclaimed baggage to be sold at auction, At the rear entrance of the Omaha Van and . Storage Co., warehouse. Near 16th and Leavenworth Sts. and Wednesday Evenings, tober 10th and 11th. Sale Starts at 7:30 P, M, Sale consista of several hundred trunks, &rips and contents, also several overcoats, umbrellas and miscellaneous articles. Remember the sale in ning, October 10th and 1ith, ' GEORGE L. MALLEY, GENERAL BAGGAGE AGENT. DOWD AUCTION CO,, AUCTIONEERS. Tucsdgc WAVERLY PARK Is the Place to Live, Bpeciaity, Large Ciroulars, Sale Bills, THE PRINTING HOUSE OF MAUER. Phone Doug. 7744, FLUFF rugs f Tag rugs a cleaning and alterations, Peery 2422 Cuming. Red 2343 TIN work of a/l kinds, est. cheerfully given. Elsasser, 1921 8. jlth. _D. 5438, Towel Suppiies. OMAHA Towel Supply, 207 8. 11th, D, §23 Wedding Stationery. WEDDING announcements and printing. Douglas Printing Co., Tel. Doug. §44. "~ Vacuum Cleaners. CLEAN QUICKLY AND THOROUGHLY WITH ECLIPSZ BLECTRIC; RENT, $1 AND $1.50 PER DAY. DOUGLAS 1760 SWAPPERS' COLUMN IF YOU have anything 10 trade, make up & Ittle ad and run it in this column for seven days—it only costa 20c and 3c per answer. This offer is good only in Omaha, d exciudes Real Estate, cash offers, and Business Properties For Sale or Trade. T! well as mail orders for use of must pay regular wers are sufficlent make your trade and the whole trans- tion oniy costs about 30u. Try it GREATER Increase in PAID WANT-ADS in THE BEE than in any other Omaha paper. 32,028 MORE PAID WANT-ADS first seven inontha 1916 over same perlod of 19156 This flgure exceeds bv 19,699 paid ads the Increase of any other Omaha pa- per for the same period. 5-PASS. VELIE—4-40, 1914, electric lights and starter, excesllent shape, paint fine, tires good, engine fine, Swap for dia- monds, or what have you? Make offer. Box B. C. 455, B Column, One’ or two twelve-gauge shot- household gooda; also thirty volumes, American and English En- cyclopedia of law, in wplendid condition. Box B. C. 446, Bee. L B e TIGMAT lens in shutter, shotgun or other articles to trade for & 3% x4% Berg- tourist model C camera, in good condition, either with or without lens. 8. C. 464, Bee, ADDING machine, Burrough's Adal ma- chine, ltke new, splendid machine, will exchange for typewriter. office funiture or what have you? Box 8. C. 461, Bes, BRODEGAARD'S at 16th and Douglas Sts. DAY and ¥ M. C. A_Night School. Art, CHINA PAINTING (aught, special club prices, 535 8. 27th 8t. Harney 3 Buttons and Pleating. DRESS PLEATING, hemstitching and cove ered buttons. Arnum Dress Pluat. ing and Button Co., 3d floor Paxton Blk. _Dougles 3109 Accountants. B. A. DWORAK, C. P. A., XAN ORDER. Brass and Iron Foundries. Payton-Mitchell Co..___.flth and Martha Ste Accordion_Pleating. ACCORDION Side, Box Ploating, flov. Bultons, Hemstitehing. Neb. Pleating Button Co,, 481-2 Paxton Blk. R. 4942 Attornsy at Law. FRANCIS MOR iAN. 613 B Douglas 40! Bakeries. fancy bakery goode lodges and entertair- 1606 N. 18th, W.3927, ORTMAN'S NEW ENGLAND BAKERY. “e 16th ST 12 N, 16t : BRANCHES—PURBLIC” MARK! AND HAYDEN BROTHERS. . “OUR MOTTO"—PETTER BAKED GOO! LET US PROVE IT. . Caterers, AN EXPERIENCED CATERESS, exoellent cook, apeclal attention to parties and > day dinn prices reasonable, Har. 4360, Baths, DR. BENDA—Sulphur, steam. Modern Turkish BATHS AND MASYAGE. Private apartments for ladies, with lady atteud- 1919 Farnam. Phone Doug. 8s77. Dr. W. H. Knollenberg, comblning Sulphur Steam Baths & Chiropractic treatments, 13 for $20; single adjusting, $1. Lady at- tendants, 8. W. Cor, 24th & Far, St. . 7296, ONE istered Percheron mare, 12 years old, also 3 driving horses to exchange for auto. What have vou? H. C 458, Bee. FILMS developed fres when prints are or- dered, one-day service. KASE STUDIO, 213 Nevil's block, 16th and Harney. A LITTLE AD In this column will bring about some remariable exchanges. LOT, Belmont add., value $260; what have you* Col. 1531, ‘ Male. Salesmen and Solicitors. A NEAT appearing young man, one wao is capable of handling most any kind of po- sition; best of references. Call Haraey 2998, WANTERD—Fosition as chauffeur; wiliing to g0 anywhere; colored; furnish best of ref- erences. Webster 5123. 2511 Patrick Ave. STUDENT of High School of Commerce wants work after ool and Saturdays; 21 or write Raymond's Labor Agency, 1119 Douglas 8t., for your corn- Phone Douglas 7570. OBER, honest man wants position tn pri- vate home or small hotel: can cook and do general work 9 Dodge St. WANTED—Position, man as cook and wife as chambermaid or waltress. H. G, Burk- comipetent Ford Call Webster SITUATION wanted by driver: best city reference. nts position as_bell arney 3996 YOUNG colored man hop at hotel or YO an wit abits desires posi- WANTED, EXPERIENCED SALESMAN Large Omaha firm is opening up new territory in Jowa and Nebraska, and de- sires to secure services of two or three high class salesmen. The position offered is a permanent ome, in which a2 high class man can earn from $3,500 to $8,000 per year if he has good personality and is a worker. Expenses will be edvanced and liberal commission paid. In reply to this ad give full particu- lars about yourself and past connectfons. Send photo i possible. Address Bee 6838, PIANO MEN Bix competent, expetienced, honorable plano men wanted for high class special sale work throughout Iowa and northern f, In conmection with one of the stern manufacturers, Only men gompetnet closers and dependable need apply. For such the proposition iy worth from $76 to §126 a week and all ex- penses. All replies kept strictly conti- dentlal. Address Y 636, Be VAN SANT SCHOOL OF BUSINESS, DAY AND EVENING SCHOOLS, Second Floor Omaha National Benk Bldg., Entrance, 220, Douglas 590, BOYLES COLLEGE. DAY SCHOOL NIGHT SCHOOL. Every day s enrullment day. Books keeping, sharthand. gtenotype, typewriting, legraphy, civil service—all commerciel { end English branch Catalogue free. BOYLES COLLEGE, Douglas 1666. 19th and Harney 8ts. e TNSTRUCTIONS in German glven by com- petent instructor. C. Lukovaky, Unt- versity of Nebraska School of Medicin Muslcal, Harp—T.imited number pupils accepted com- ing season, early applications favored Hatps fur, Loretta De Lone, 305 Lyric Bld BOURICIUS MUSIC STUDIOS—I1511 Dodge, vocal, violin, plano.+A little better every day is our aim. Douglas 2471 PERSONAL s 3 ] ”l)rm as Lnauffe“r [’hoAn» Douglas 3477, COLORED man, porter-janitor work, any BTOCK STANDARJ n_W. Blég lesman 1017 W an: d bord BEC._ & INV CO. kind; A-1 references. Webster 6157, POSITION as janitor in apartment house. SALESMFN—Big_money for business get- ters. Call at 1017 W. 0. W_Bidg. Phone 8. 3909, Hotels and Restcura..... Boys. RELIABLE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 1610 Davenport St Douglas 1856, WANTED--Boys, over 16, In our bottii partment. Willow Springs Dliati and Pierce Sta. Hoadquarters ‘for hotel help. Miscellaneous. TFarmers—For rellable help write or phons Cunningham Agency, 111 8, 13th, D, 1295 Female, PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER. Public stenographer und notary publie, 507 Bee Bldg. Doug. 1868. Reas. rates THY BEB charge for "Situation ada” s lower than any other form of adyertising —not enough to cover tho cost of printing. GOOD, practical nurse wishes care of elderly lady or invalld in refined family; city ref- erences. Call Harney 3770. LADY with smail child to house for widower without children in city. Phone_Douglas 8294, EXPERIENCED housekeeper would like position in good home; good references BOYS wanted to learn trade; must be 16 QGordon-Lawiess Co., Sth FINE chance for §ood boy, who wants to tearn & good trade. Room 6, Beo Bldg. O o thres boys, weady work, good pay. maha Box Co,, Hast Omaha WANTED—Peterson Bros., 1714 Farnam. Floriats, Trade Scho’c;ls 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_positlons everywhere; compara- tively no expense; catalog mailed free. MOLER BARBER COLLEGE, 110 8, 14th 8t., Omaha, Neb. (Established 1893, X ",_",‘S"‘,'" 66086, Berov . y POSITION as_ hotel housekeeper. Appiy room 46, Elms hotel, 19th and Harney Sts. _D. 6005, YOUNG woman with high school education desires office position. Box 6743 Omaha ee. THOROUGHLY experienced colored woman wants chamber work. Phone Webster 2068, A EXPERTENCED colored girl wants domestia work in city or country. Dous. 6120. EXPERIENCED stenographer dest tion. Walnut 2783, WASH, Iron: take home,, go out. R 6084 Laundr; and Day Work. olo an _wanta day posi- GOMPETENT colored woman LEARN telegraphy, raliroad and commer- Clal, also typewriting, Good salaries, big demand, short hou s, easily learned. Day and evening classes. Enroll now.. Three months' course. Nebraska Telegraph Col- 140 . Thirteenth St., Lincoln, Neb. AUTO MECHANICS, EARN BIG MONEY. Never ldle—Rig Demand. ’ Easy to learn by Our Methods. NATIONAL AUTO T[RAINING ASS'N 2517 N. 20th Bt., Omaha. Bend for Free Catslugue. GOOD MEN WANTED To learn suto work for the many po- sitions now open. Fine training work in auto and electric starting s AMERICAN AUTO COL 2063 Farnam, Omah: work, house cleaning or laundry. reterences. Web. 3729, PHRFECT washing, day or bundle, perma- nently established, strictly dependable. Webster 3184, BUNDLA wnshing: plece work; lace ocur- tains: work guaranteed. Web. 3104. A-1 BUSINESS CHANCES MOVING - PICTURE THEATERS. Western lowa and Nebraska iocations, exclugive house 1,500 to 2,300; guaranteed strictly money makers; ma- chiues, chairs, screens, etc. new and sudghtly used. OMAIIA THEATER SUPPLY CO, Baird Bidg. Omaha, Neb. AN INTEREST In a well established job- bing business for sale. This proposition will bear the closest investigation, and will require the purchaser to be a man of business ability to tal position with firm as offics man or salesman. Amount of investment trom. $3,000 to $5,000, fully wocured. This must be cash, no trade or exchunges considered. Box 680, Omaha Bee. — FOR RENT MOVING PICTURE SHOW HOUSE. Al location, chairs furnished, good terms te right party. BIRKETT & COMPANY, 423 Bee 3 BALOON-—Broad 8t., Newark; first-class business, fl fitted up; price $6,000; ‘brewer will h il quired, $2,000; will bear strictest inve ymn. Wengel Co,, 620 Kinney B road and Market, Newark, N. J. , corner; receipts §250 weekly; rent § rooms; price $1,200, in- ock. Wenxel Co., 520 Kin- RITTENHOUBE Sanitarium; ail Kinds baths 210-214 Baird Blk.. 17th and Douglas. Carpenters and Contractors. White Rros, contractors, builde. Jobbt: Red 1618, Wal. 3389, Work guaranteed. G. W, Hokanson, 2606 Leaven'th. Ty. 3192-J. Lessatd & Son, 1906 Capltol Ave Tyle 1637, Cleaning and Pressing. leaned and pressed. oy, Red 3 th, Tyler 1946 Chircwncflc. Dry. Johneton, 1825 W, O. W. Blde. D. 8520. Chiropractic and Spinal Adjustment. lp)’." Burhorn—Rose Bldg. hool graduate. Doug. 6347, DR, KNOLLENBERG, 8. W. 24th Costumes. THEATRICAL gowns, full dress suits, for __rent, 204 N. 17th, John Feldman, D. 8118, FOR STYLE. reasunuble nrice in your fall drenscn, 5es Atkinson Co.. 1802 Farnam. A-NO., 1 dremsmaker wanis sowiig by he day,” First class work. Phone Walnut 2767, GOWNS and sulta & spec teed. Weobster 4940, DRESSMAKING — Reasonable prices. 200 Buird_Bidg. Terry Droswmok g collexs, 20(h and Fu o FIRST-CLASS dressmaking, Hurney 8934, “_ Detectives, 312 Neville Blk. Evidence rases, Tyler 1138 Dancing Academy. DU LUXE vAxcixa ACADEMY &chool Monday and Wedneaday Eve. Vance Tues, Thurs. Sat., Sun. Night Keep Dancing Acdy. fnamd Class Mon. class and bly Wed. eve. Private I Ity. Work guaran- JAMES ALLA —seouted fn all S, Dr. Bradbury, No. pain, 912 W. ©, W. Bldg. Tafts Dent. Rms., 308 Ross Bidg. D. 31 xpert Masseurs. MANICURING, faclal massage, by expert masseuse, 117% N. 16th 8t, opposite post- office. Room 208, dally, evenlags Express Companie: TWIN CITY bkxpress Co., l"'h Case B8t Douglas 1717, Heavy hauling & specialty ANYWHERE 25¢ WB. 2104 Everything for Women. . ACCORDION, side, knife, sunburst, box covered buttons, all slzes and emstitching; ploot edging, em- i bralding, cording. ey let_cut work, buttonholes, pennants. IDEAL BUTTON AND PLEATING CO., 200 Douglas Blk. Douglas 193¢, 4 read! lamps. 3323 Cuming St Douglas 3513 Furnace Cleaning. IF YOUR furnace needs cleaning or repair- ing call the Furnace Doctor, Douglas 7176. FURNACE and chimney cleaning and rev vetrlne £ Hornaman. Dourlas 1338, Drenm’. IDEAL Halr Parlors, 207 Baira lll’. M cur tollet _articles. Douglas 6188. e at Cle: 5 STRAW, Panama. all kinds hats cleaned and_reblocked. 1818:1630 Harney, ob Pnnunfl GATE CITY Printing Co:., high grade print- Ing. 2631 N 24th. Phone Web. 1897. ustices o CLATBORNE, H. R 401 Notary Publle HOTEL—Irvington, N. J.; bar business $35 jd_estab.; good paying business; brewer assists $1,000, Wen- Broad and Market, Newark, N. J. Bring $10 Cash to WAVERLY PARK. e ot s OIL investment with safety feature, which insures without losing your chances of mak- ing big money. Bank and busincss ref- erences. Agents wanted. LeRoy Oll Lot Co., Room 7_504% 8. 16th St. FOR SALE—A good hotel property in the village of Halg, Scottsbluff county, Neb.; Kitchen, dining room, office and nine bed- rooms. Outside lcebox; chickenhouse and other outbuildings. Address Joe Hosaka, Halg, Neb. BEE WANT-ADS GAINED 19,699 MORE PAID ADS than any other Omaha n paper gained In first seven months 1916 Good results at leas cost Tn the reason why. IF you will invest in a 1d mine showing promise of ralsing another crop of ml- llonaires, write the Mountain Flower Gold Mine Co., 8t. Joseph, Mo, GNLY PANTORIUM In lawa town, 1,200, All one man can do; good suit order busi- ness. Waut to go south, Address box 6368, Omaha_Bee. X FOR SALE—Good, clean stobk ware, live town, central Nebraska. Good reason for welling. Be quick. Address Y 257, Bee FOR SALE—OnIy. plcture show In_Geneva, Neb. If interested come at once. Can glve deal. H. Simons, Geneva, Neb, iF YOU want to sel vooming house call on Busch & Borghot!, 150 World-Herald Bldg. Phore D. 3319 Wi BUY, we sell motion pinture (heaters. machines, featurs tilms. _Co-Operative Film and Supply Co.. 217 Bromley Bldg. WILLIAMS, esti ed 20 years. To buy or sell business see him. 411 McCague Bldg. Reference, “J. 8. National Bank. DOWD Sale and Auction Co., Omaha, have cloacd out mare mdse. stocks than any other firm in U, 8. Write for terms. MOTION PICTURE MACHINES. New and rebullt bargains, supplies ~Ome FOR SALE—A creamery, order, located in west central lowa; good dairy country, Address Y-629, Be: A FOR SALE by owner—Drug store, dwelling and stock: square deal. Address owner 918 West 6th Ave.. Denver Colo. FOR SALE—Good paylng drug store, £ood terms. Hubbell Pharmacy, Hubbell. Neb. FOR BALE-—Cafe and restaurant in_town of 800; good business. Write. Y 631, Bee. i oming Houses. SIX rooms of turniture, full of roomers, right in town, steam heat, 3175, $50 cash. 2063 Farnam, top floor right. Gritta. .SITUATIONS WANTED WEEKLY RATE, 16c PER LINE. Day work or buainess ads, regular rates. 2 lines one week 30e 8 lines one week . . Abe Each extra line 150 per week. ’ e e e e . YOUNG man, 34, aingle, dealres position with lumber firm, with opportunity to become auditor, branch yard manager or, salesman; high achool graduate, short' business course and four years' general office experience, last two In lumber of- fice: can furnish best of references as to oharacter and abllity, Address Y 633, Bes FIRST CLASS bookkesper and tenographer who is employed, wishes work after 2 o'clock on Saturdays, all day Sunday, and after 7 p. m. week davs. First class work nteed. Box 6915, Bee. BEXPERIENCED janitor understands care of all kinds of bollers, electrical and plumbing, haudy with tools, 12 years' ex- perience, 3 years in Omaha. A-1 refer- ence At liberty Nov. 1. Box €607, Bee BTENOGRAPHER wanta situation. > Four ' experience In law office work. Can ddress Box 384, ’ wve rel Onaws, Ia FIRST CLASS colored laundress, and house cleaning. Tyler 1079: w washer for Castle Cafe. LEARN barber trade; be independent, more than make your expenses While learning. Wages or percents We_ won't over- charge you to begin; 1402 Dodge St. TRI-CITY BARBER COLLEGE. Hotels and Restaurants. BD—White or colored man . dlish- Miscellaneous. TD—Work by the day, Call Ty, 1 Bundle wash, first-class iaundress. H. 924 Frerlenced lady wants dav_work W 442 BUNDLE washing and day work. Web. 1948, ing_and day work, Web. 4843, Tixp. laundress wantd work. Web. 4387, Al RMY OF THE UNITED STATES. MEN WANTED—Able-bodled unmarried —men under age of 35; citizens of United States of good charscter and temperate habits, who can speak, read and write the Eng- ‘isn lauguage. For informution apply to Recrulting Officer, Army Blag, 15th and Dodgo 8 Omnha, Neb.; 130 N. 10th 8¢, Lincoln, Neb,, 827 4th 8t, Sloux City, Tows; 207 6th Ave. Des Moines. Iowa U. 8. Government wants clerks 3100 month; ‘Omaha examinations coming soon; sam- ple questions free. Frankiln Institute, Dept, 221 T, Rochester, N. Y. EXP. lady wisher punch serving. private or public dances. H. 3660 after ® p. m. " Persistent Advertising fs the Road WANTED—Young men raflway mall clerks; $76 per month; sample exuminas tion questions free. Franklin Institute, Dept. 221 R, Rochester, N. Y. to Success. HELP WANTED—MALE Stores and Offices. STENOGRAPHBR and asaistant in adver- tising department of a small fast growing FARMERS, ATTENTION. We furnish real farm hands free ot charge. Write or phone. Syuare Em- ployment Agey., 209 8. 13th, Omaha. Neb. WANTED--Names of TED- mbitious man, 18 15 5. wishing to become Omaha mall car- riers . Commence, $67 month. ~Address Y 690, Hes. manufacturing firm; must be bright, capa- ble young man who will recognize and ap- preciate an opportunity to develop with the business by remaining permanently; WANTED—Chicken pickers; 8tc straight; steady work. Come 2% once. E. B. Higley company, Mason City, Iowa. salary to start, $75. WESTERN REF, & BOND ASS'N, INC,, 753 Omaha National Bank Bullding. WANTED—Teamsters to haul coal and laborers to unlozd coal. Union Fuel Co, 1707 8. 20th. GENBRAL office clerk; prefer young man with at least 2 years in high school with some experience, although not absolutely necessary if bright, quick to learn and ambitious; salary to start, $40-350. WESTERN REF. & BOND ASS'N, INC, 762 Omaha National Bank Bullding, BOOKKREPER, $75; ledger clerk, $68; te- legrapher, $85; timekeeper, $30, board and WANTED—Experienced frelght handlers. Unlpn Pacltic Frelght House, 9th and Jackson Sts. _Jackson Sts. MEN wanted o enliat in Signal Corps at once; report at Lincoln. AGENTS AND CANVASSERS room; two office clerks, night work, $40; inventory clerk, $46; stenographer, §78; stenographer, $65. NO FILING FEE, only 60 cents to investigate references. THE MARTI CO,, 1327 W, O. W, Bldg. CLERK, TYPIS’ 5 AGENTS wanted in every ltown for Day kerosene burners, for cook ranges. West & McL., 1607 Leavenworth. Omaha. PILES, FISTULA CURED Dr. B.\R. Tarry cures plles, fistuls snd other rectal diseases without surgical operation. Cure guarunteed and no money pald until cured. Write for book on rece s. DR. B. & TARRY, 240 Bee Bldg. Omaba, Neb tal diseases with testimonl THE Salvation Army Industrial home so- lefta your vld clothing, fur.iture, maga- zines. We collect. We distribute. Phore Doug. 4125 and our wagon will cal Call and inspect our new home. 1110-1112-111¢ Dodge St RUPTUR ' Succes v treated withe out a surgical ope! Call or write Dr Frank H. Wray, Bee Bldg NEW HAMILTON CAFE New Management. Home-Cooked Meals. Mod. prices. Hamliton Apts.. 24th & Fa RITTENHOUSE Sanitarlum. Baths of kinds; massage and chiropody. 210-214 Balrd Blk.. 17th and Dougiss. D. 3463. EAT HOME-COUKED MEALS NEW_DELICATESSEN, 1806 FARNAM. MAB BRUGMAN, M. T. Befentific masseuss baths. 203 Karbach Blk. Red 2727 SWITCHES from combings, $1 up. Dyed, 50c._ Mra. W. Brillhart, 338 Paxton Bldg. CORSHTS made to order. Prices 33.50 to 420.00. Expert fitting, Nu-Bone Corset Shop. Brandels Thea. Lobby. D. 4396. MISS L. LV..LY—Bath and massage, 1122 Farnam “c.. 2d floor _Phone Doug. 3410 185 WILSON—Bath and maticuring. Ne. 2 Davidge Blk. Phone Douglas 8761, TUFLLA WEBSTER, masseuse, 518 Paxton . Hik, 10 ». m. to § p. m. D. 2227 RIVATE home for ladles; obstetrical cases speclalty. 3011 Miami. Web. 2908. BCIENTIFIC massage. 520 Bee Bldg. Phone Douglas 6372. Manicuring and mass. 1623 Farnam Km 19, Misa Lee. Massage. 1802 Fer_ 8t. Rm, No. 2. FURNACES cleaned, $1. Central Tin Shop. FOR legal advice call Douglas 35%4 A PRIVATE maternity home. 4416 N. 38th 8t. Phone Colfax 2043. FOR RENT—ROOMS ATTENTION, ROOM HUNTERS! If you fail to find the room you desire among these ads, call at The Bee office for a Room List—Gives complete detailed description of va- cant rooms in all parts of the city. If more convenient phone The Bee Want Ad Dept. and give your npame and address and & list' will be mailed to you at once. New lists are fssued every week. Furnished Kooms, SAFETY FIRST—Workingman's hotel and restaurant for clean beds and good home cooking. Beds 20 cents and up. Meals 10 cents and up. Workingmen's Hotel, 209 North 13th 8t. Tyler 2573. NEWLY furnished front room, modern, de- strable neighborhood, prival family; walking distance or convenient to Far- nam car. Tel. Harney 4953. 8. 96TH ST. 925—Large, nicely furnished room, strictly modern; good board; in pri- vate family; suitable for married coupls or lady. Harney 2991. 1 LARGE room in new private modern resi- dence, near two car lines North part of city. Very desirable. Board if de- ired. Colfax 8877 ONE OR TWO especlally attractive south- east rooms, in modern private home, with every convenience; reasonable terms. Wal« nut 2909. = HELP WANTED—FEMALE PRIVATE SEC. (STENO.) STENOGRAPHER STENOGRAPHER . . CLERK (GOOD PRNMAN), . 365 THE CANO AGENCY, 600 BEE BLDG. WANTED—Two live salesmen that have had experience in speclalty lines. Old book salesmen can clean up. Call between 10 and 12 a. m. 312 Baird Bldg. F. D, Brown- ing. WANTED—AL once an A-1_grocery clerk; must be thoroughly experlenced and well recommended. Washington Market, 1407 Douglas WANTED—Young man for office clerk must be rapid and accurate at figur ASSISTANT bookkeeper; . Stores and Offices. refer young 1ady with some experience, good penman, §ood at figures; permanent position; exception- ally good place to acquire a broad experi- ence In general bookkeeping; salary to start, $50. WESTERN REF. & BOND ASS'N, INC, 752 Omaha National Bank Building. COMPETENT young lady stenographer and clerk for insurance office; must be com- petent to take dictation rapidly; one who is not afrald of work, although hours are not long; salary to start, $50-$60 WESTERN REF. & BOND ASS'N, INC,, 762 Omaha National Bank Bullding. é(nvly Cuduhy Packing Co., 14th and Jones STENO,, $60; steno., $70; office clerk, good penman, $35. ‘WATTS REF. CO. lquBr:nd. ‘Thea. Bldg. CLERK AND TYPIST. STENOGRAPHER . e . (BEGINNER)..... ASST. BKPR. AND TYPIST THE CANO AGENCY, 600 BEE BLDG. FOUR furnished rooms, $1 per week: other strictly modern rooms at $2.50 per !e_s}(. 2012 N. 18th St H 26TH AVB., 1606—New, modern room; private familyi- home privileges; gentlemen preferred; rates $2 per week. __Red 7899, STRICTLY modern newly furnished single room large closet; only §8, to respectable permanent gentleman, 1 large room, $10. ‘Walking distance. 712 N. 22d St. THREE nicely furni rooms In modern home; % block to 24th street car in Kountze Plave. Cal Webster 5407. STRICTLY MODERN front room, privats home, Suitable for two; also roomiiate for_student. 2602 Californla St. CLEAN ROOMS. ELECTRIC LIGHTED. $1.50 per week, 416 South 13th at. NIGELY furnished front room. One base- ment room, suitable for school boys. 310 N. 20th st. YOUNG man for general work in firat- class store. Must be trustworthy and in- dustrious. Box 6817, B Professions and Trade WANTED—Good all-around butcher, Ger- ‘man or* Bohemlan preferred. Good wag WANTED—2 OFFIC ! experienced salesladles for permanent position if Apply et millinery B Nash milinery dept,; work is satistactory. dept., downstairs ator [ ves al home. No work, short houis, $3 a week. State who you are and your tele- phone number to Box 6931, Bee. THREE rooms, sultable for young men, on third floor, $1.60 per week, 209 St Mary's Ave. ROOMS for permanent occupants. Vinton 8t., T—y}frjfll_& i 1802 FARNAM. Large east-front -living room; steam heat and electric. Apt. 7, 3d floor. D. 7674, 1704% or come at once. Address C. A. Wagner, Parker, 8. | YOUNG lady to take orders for grocery firm; WANTBD—First-class job compositor; must | bé expert and have good references; per- manent position at high wages to & sult- able man. Thomas D. Murphy Co., Red Oak, Ia. DRUG POSITIONS—ALL STATES. CO-OPERATIVE REFERENCE CO., Nebraska's Greatest Omployment Bureau. 1016-16 City Natlonal Bank Blds. YOUNG MAN. study law. EVENING down- towr. SRSSIONS, NIVERSITY OF OMAHA law department. _Sec'y Thom- sen, 405 Omaha National Bank, WATTS REF. C! 8T WANTED—100 girl D efer one with experience. Salary, $35. 0., 840 Brand. Thea. Bld OGRAPIER, noine experience, $40. THE MARTI CO., 1327 W. O W. Bldg Professions_and Trades. LADIBS and girls wanted for decorating sofa pillows at home spare time; experi- ence unnecessary; call afternoon: 8. 13th. 3 to label and pack SKINNERS'S Macaroni Products. Apply factory, 14th and Jackson Sts 417 N 18 TH—DBeautifully futnished, cos: all modern conveniences; private tamily. Red 7918. 0 modern rooms in steam heated houss 1811 Davenport St. Douglas 8644, FONES, 1227—Private family. Tyler 601-W or Douglas 6747 6 p. m. SEMI-BASEMENT rooms, clean and_ deair- ‘able, reasonable. Phone Harney 5333. NICE clean, alry, light housekesping rooms; alking distance. 23 § NICE modern rooms; ground floor; 10 per month. 32008 N. 23d 8t. Phone Web- WANTED—At once, an A-1 grocery clerk; imust be thoroughly experieniced and well onded, Washington Market, 1407 t. WANTED—Drug clerk, regiatered; age, experience, salary and references Address Todd-Becker Co., Sloux City, Ta. SHOWCARD writing taught evge. By work- tng expert, complete for $10. Address Box 4782, Rre % EXPERIENCED man to aet u Furniture Co., South Sids WANTED- 75 GIRLS wanted at once to pack Macaron! Omaha Macaroni Co, 1005 Farnam. TEARN hairdressing at Oppenheim Parlors. Houschold and Domestic. CHICAGO—2510—In private bh.me; south front room with alcove: alse room. By o] 7 FRONT rooms, newly furnished; modern. H. 4996, 652 8. 28th St. ater 5734, large o WANTED—GIrl for 'general housework and to assiat in care of S-year-old child; small tamily; no washing; good wages. Phone Harney 3156, or C&P at 10‘3750. 30th Av}: An experienced W Eirl for general housework, good wages. Refer- encea requl: Gould, Harney 2965, EXPERIENCED man to set up stov Furnitute Co., South Side. v aps: jobs Kneist. Hee Biag. CO! JTENT girl for goneral housewor amall family; good wages. 128 8. 334 Ave. Haruey 32 Salesmen and_Solicitors. HIGH CLASS STOCK AND BOND SALESMAN WANTED A highly successful salesman, WANTED—A giri for general housework, no family washing or cooking. Call Ha ney 3148, ey 3 WANTED—Experienced cook, with city. ref- erencea; private tamily. Apply 2016 Cass 8t WANTED—Colored girl for general house. work; Mberal wages. 3172 Dodgs. H. 1161 NICBLY furnished room, modern, close-In. 714 So, 17th Ave. WBLL furnished room for 2 gentlemen. 334 N. 19th St. FOI ENT—Furnished or unfurn reference wanted. 1811 Clark ONE sleeping room for two men, §4 we One light housekeeping room. 1818 Capltol. FOUR rooms furnished; plano; modern ex- copt heat: first floor, $16.60. §212 Emm, TIRST-CLASS modern room from 32 to 6 per week. Colonade Hotel, 2474 Harney Bt. A LARGE furn_front room, suitable for two Indles. 2619 Caldwell, Webster 3980 TOMFORTABLE sleoping_rooms; modern; in private family. 570 8. 28th 8t BEADTIFUL newly furnished front Foom. 2008 Farnam St.; reference wanted. with character, experience and ability in keeping with a market- ing of high-class stock and bond WAX WANTED—White laund to- M dy work, _Call Walnut 3429. 1 BD—GIrl for general housework. 1638 Park Ave. Tal Harney 1401 FOR RENT—Front room, furnished, private bath if desired. 2121 Douglas. Doug. 1741, FORNISHED room In private famlly; every- thing_homelike. 223 N. 33d. securities; can make permanent connection with large middle- west corporation if can show good record as a business produc- er and show that he is a man of ood character; prefer man over 0 vears of age, who is familiar WHITE girl GOMPETENT woman for general housework. 4643 Dodge. A Do e WANTED—Plain cook for small family and to assist with other work. Doug. 1829, Housekeeping Rooms. MODBRN housekoeping rooms, 2416 Bher- man_Ave. tor neral housework; washing. Phone nut 780, no L weahing o WANTED—A competent girl in a famlly of two, 3607 Harney. 7 MODERN, gas range, adult, §26. 4320 Harney. Walnut 3270. Board and Room. with middle-west ways of doing business. In reply to this advertisement e full details of your past ex- perience and connections. Address Bee 6839. WANTED—Salesroan to_sell blankets and comforts on, easy payment plan, Call C. F. Adama Co., 623 8. 16th. WHITE girl for general housework. Call A Harney 3300. 115 N. 32d GIRL WANTED for_ gengrdl housework. Harney 6514, 101 8. 33@ Ave. ~— A COMPETENT girl for general housework | Wal. 1403, T Persistent Advertising is the Road to Success, 1016 PARK AVE—A large front room, well furnished, meals and service exoel- lent, on car ilne, references exchanged. Harney 8195, MORCROFT. }u §. 36TH AVe.—1 south te; go west room; private BEAUTIFUL fronhtl room for two; m‘k' board; reasonable terms; walking . tance. 3661 Dodge Bt