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Bee Want-Ads Continue to Make Tremendous Gains 42,906 MORE e PAID Want-Ad in the first nine months of 1916 than in same period of 1915. B Exceeding by over 20,000 PAID Ads THE COMBINED GAIN ~ of the other two Omaha papers for this same period PART FOUR WANT-AD SECTION PAGES ONE TO EIGHT VOL. XLVI—NO. Want-Ad Rates CASH WITH ORDER. rd m.&uan Ads Paragraphed or Set in Dllplly Slylo +.....0N0 time thres consecutive times (Count six words to the iine.) CHARGE RATES: ; jee consecutive times rda to the line.) Specin]l Rates: Farm aad Ranch Lands. . three consecutive times (Count six ‘words to the line.) VOREIGN ADVERTISING UUNDER AGENTS OR HELP WANTED CLASSI- _three consecutive times NO AD TAKEN FOR LENS THAN A TOTAL OF 20c OR LESS THAN 1%c per word. —— CARD OF THANKS, DEATH AND FU- NERAL NOTICES. ..... vveers.0ach insertion (Mlnlm\lm charge 60 cents.) MONTHLY RATE FOR STANDING ADS (No change of copy allowed.) One lme..... Two lines or more (Count six words to the Hn.) (Contract ll\ll on application.) THE BEE will not b' than one incorrect sponsible for mors fsertion of an adver- tisement nrdered for more than one time ADVERTISERS should retain receipts rlvn. by The Bee in payment for Want Ads, as no mistske can be rectified without them. USE THE TELEPHONE If you cannot con- venfently bring or send in your ads Want-Ad Taker, ive the same good s Hivering your ad at the office. PHONE TYLER 1000. WANT-AD COLUMNS CLOSB. ING EDITIONS. 13:00 M AMORNING EDITIONS. nd you will re- {ce as when de- ceess 9100 P M DEATHS & F''NERAL NOTICES. SEIBERT—Albert, aged 33 years. He Is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mre. Henry Selbert of Toledo, O. Funeral Sunday afternoon from Gentleman's chap- Interment Forest Lawn cemetery. All brother members of An- clent Order of United Workmen No. 169 are requested to attend. Tdledo, O., pa- pers please copy. el at 2 o'clock. Monuments and Cemeteries. BEAUTIFUL marker: for unmarked graves. Marker Co., 1470 Spencer St. Webster 2505, blets and cross Redman Grave FUNERAL DIRECTORS. DUFFY & JOHNSTON, embalmers nnd fu- 717 8. 16th. Tyler 1676. H. K, BURKET & SON—Funeral directors and embalmers. 2904 Leavenworth. Har. 90. HULSE & RIEPEN, t balmers. 701 8. 16th SL Dmlll FLORISTS. BEST QUALITY CUT FLOWERS plants. Art Combinations shipped every- where. Excellent service to our custom- ers In past years recommends. 3 SWOBODA, 1415 Farnam St. oy LARGEST ASSORTMENT of fresh flowers, delivered or shipped anywhere. L HEN- DERSON, 1519 Farnum 8t., Doug. ‘1238, Fonewle " TEE L. LARMON 1814 Douglas. neral directors. ATH, Florist, 1804 Farnam St. D. 3000, THE OMAHA SUNDAY BE The R\eal Estate and Want-Ad Guide To All of Greater Omaha . 18. BLACK feather boa, lost at_ Burgees-Nash store or (‘lly"\nl Bank. Call H. 3621, FOR SALB—thellaneous LOST--FOUND--REWARDS LO8T—Afrdate dog. Frons Harney . Re- | | EW OMAHA, SUNDAY FOR SALE—Miscellaneous Typewriters and Supplies. chines sold the sume as rent; § per month. See us before you buy o rent. Shipped ary place on ten days free trial. Butts “Typewriter Exchange 316 8. 18th, Omaha, Neb. Furniture and Household Goods. DON'T GO BY OUR BIG Underwriters Furniture Sale COME BUY The interest in this furniture sale grows greater and the won- derful bargains more astonish- ing. This Is tho broadest and best sale we ever planned. The more you buy the more you save. Just a hint of the wonderful bar- gains you'll find: $40.00 Gen. Mahog. Colonial Dresser..$19.50 $85.00 Very Massive Mah. Col. Dresser. 39.76 $76.00 Massive Chiffonler to Match... 37.50 $45.00 Large Walnut Colonial Dresser. 32.50 $35.00 Addam Design Am. Wal. Dresser 19.50 $35.00 Mahogany 4-Poster Beds. $32.00 Genulne Mahog. Napoleon Bed. $15.00 Walnut or Mahog, Finish Bed: $20.00 Al Square Tubing Beds $20.00 Continuous Post Brass $35.00 3-inch Post Massive Brass Beds. $ 7.60 Guaranteed “NO SAG" Springs. $20.00 Mah. Cane Wing Rocker, Tap. Seat ... 9.95 $20.00 Solid Mah. Cano Wing Chair.. 9.5 $17.60 Large Tapestry Rockers 8.76 $25.00 Tapeatry Wing Rockers 12.76 $30.00 Overstufted Gen. Lenther Chair. 16.60 $95.00 Genuine Mahogany 3-Plece Par- lor Set, in Tap. or Gen. Leath. 66.00 $65.00 Genulne Mah. Bed Davenport, in Genulne Leather or Tap $35.00 Genufne Duefold Davenports $65.00 Genuine Fr. Wilton Rugs, 9x12. $30.00 Latest Gray Reed Gondola Cart. $12.00 Mah. or Walnut Music Benches., $26.00 Muhogany Stand, Lamp & Shade $ 3.76 Mahog. Lamp & Shade, €omplete We dellver to all parts of the city. OUT-OF-TOWN ORDERS SOLICITED. PHONE DOUGLAS 1317. STATE FURNITURE CO., Corner 14th and Dodge St HIGH GRADE FURNITURE BARGAINS It Is our intention that every customer shall receive full value for every dollar spent In this store. This is a special cash purchase which we wish to turn to cash at once. 14.76 6.76 9.76 1.96 66.00 Bookcase 42,00 Brass Bed . $26. 28.00 Quarter Saw Oak Chimmlur nl 00 0.00 Oak Dinlng Table . y 6.00 Golden Oak Buffet .. 100.00 Spanish Leather Davenport.. 5.00 Base Burner . 36.00 Kitchen Range $ 3 3 § 4 3 6l $ 36. $ 36. $7 $10 $ 6 $ Many small articles such as Rockers, Chalrs, Dishes, Plctures, Etc., at practi- cally your own price. LOYAL FURNITURE CO., PHONE DOUG. 4177. 223 N. 16th ST. BUILDING PERMITS. The following bullding permits have been Benson & Carmichael, 1110 North Thirty- first avenue, frame dwelling, $3,000; Synd! cate Holding company, third, fireproof private hy ward B. Willlams, frame dwelling, $2.500; A. B. Cramer, 3853 trame dwelling, G!ol“a C. Flack, nine frame dwalllnn. ]2 000 each, at 2127, 2735, 2870 snd 2862 Brown, ty-elghth avenue and 4913 North Twen- ty-elghth avenue. 131 South Thirty- ital, $60,000; Ed- orth Forty-third, BIRTHS AND DEATHS. Births—Fred and Margaret Leonard, 3916 South Thirty North Twenty-second, bert and Clara Goldsberry, Forty-fifth and ; Vincenz and Regina Kostron, 1418 ths—George Weelss, Fourteenth and Capitol avenue; Joseph Berg, 83, 2406 North Twen- ty-elghth avenue; John Sullivan, 22, Mrs, Ann M, MARRIAGE LICENSES- The following marriage licenses havs been - Name and Address. Alfio Conlglla, Omaha Luclo Grasso, Sophia Studel, Ernest Cassidy, Omaha, Emma Hand, ¢ Cazson, Councll Bluff Laura M. Krull, Councll Bluffs. Mortimer R, Howard, Omaha. ranville, Omal HOT BARGAINS IN STOVES AND RANGES Tho world dlscovers its most Imporative wants in Otcober and November, particu larly when the cold snap-gats In the air Bring your stove and range wants to this big sale. STATE FURNITURE CO,, 14th and Dodge. Douglas 1317 FOR SALE—Large slze Gold Coin hard coal stove, worth new, $56, used elght months. Perfect condition. W1ll sell for $20. Call at 1912 8. 24th or see I. W, Moorman, Bran Stores. FORNITURE for sale cheap at a big o fice; call today. Including dining room set, ‘dresserrs, rugs, brass bed, spring and mattress; Singer machine, fiba-section BoOkEnest1 )b sey) TABIG L e Ao 1 chiffonter, rockers, chinaware, hun- dreds of other articles, All the furniture used six months. 3636 N. 18th St. RADIANT HOME Base Burner, No. 7, good condition. Harney 2400, BUY a Little Glant ironing table. It gives absolute satisfaction. The Little Giant Mnnuflf(ufln( Co Omahs. FOR SALE—Sparkling Universal baseburner, in good condition; large size; & splendid 058. __heater. Phone W STOVES, furniture, bedding _and linen of all kinds. Open till § p. m Dolgoff, 1§38 N. 24th St OAK rocker and sanitary couch, 1201 N 834th. Harney 2556. THREE-PIECE oak parlor set. Bargaln at $10 Walnut 435, Call H. 1850, and Office Fixtures. roll top desk In fine condition. 2310 Cuming. Billiards a_nd Pocket Tables. you will surelv recover it if found by an hopest Remarkable recov- rought about every day through LAW—People articlen are interested In e luw 18 strict in reouiriug them to meek the owner through advertiscment and that a fallure . involves a se- and otherwis FOR SALE—BILLIARD TABLES. Brand new, caroom pocket, with coy outfit, $125; second-hand D duced prices; bowling alleya and supplies easy paymonts. Cigar stores, drug, dell- catessen and solda fountain fixtures, THE BRUNSWICK-BALKE-COLLENDER Cu 407-409 South 10th St. Machinery and En( nes. NEW AND SECOND-HAND MOTORS EXPERT ELECTRICIANS AND MACHINISTS, LE BRON ELECTRICAI, WORKS, 318-20 8. 12th 8i{. Omaha. LUFFS STREET A & COUNCIL RAILWAY COMPANY, i lost some article would =1l up the office of the Omaha Councll Bluffs Street Rallway company atn whether they left it In the Mauy ‘articles each day are turned in s anxious to r the company h, 1 glamond, "L ruby and 1 cameo Return to transfer Valuable to owner beral reward. X Bétween Dundee and 36th and Far- nam, bigek handbag, coutaining mesh bag, small sum of money, LOST—Ladles’ m.ck dress skirt, on street H Clothing Co., l,von Haney, Gretna, | “FOUND 4. GREEN'S PHARMACY, 16th_and Howard. TOST OR STOLEN—In Benson, Scotch Col- lle; collar marked D. H. Reward. Phone Benson 497TW. 2l Dodge street car; finder can keep money if pocketbook fis _ returned. Col? 852. STOLEN—Weather from automobile, McMullen, Min- Return to Y. M. C. white star on ONE 16 W.-P_ Garr-Scott traction engine, tank and belt; o roll Appieton shre der almost new. L. N. Smith, Loup City, Neb, TWO-HORSE direct carrent, 500-volt motor, new Reostat and speed regulator, 2 switches, 2 fron hoxes, all for $40; no leas. fax 1304, 6002 N. 43d Ave 1LER| steam, electrl Gross Wrecking Co. ,!ewelry. Dlamnnds and Watches. ODECAARD'S “Lucky Wedding Rings" at 16th :_'1‘1,!’““" QI! engines, ___ Printing_and 1 Office Supplies. COMMERCIAL Duplicating Co., aiso public Steno. Phone for prices. Douglas 2603 gfl Paxton BIK. n job_ pr! Int! CAMPAION CARDS "A SPECIALTY. TG. CO., BEE BLDG. DOUG 1178 TART Ptg G. Co. quality Doug. 2190 54 8. 13th 8t W, AT ns- printing. AR Tel. Sewing Machines. SEWING MACHINES \ We rent, repair, sell needies and parts ‘of uil sewing niachines. MICKEL'S NEBRASKA CYCLE co. 16th and Harney Sta P_ersis!e;tv.\d.emsing Ts the Road to Success. FRANCIS MOR AN 613 Bee. Dou ments. Z, H AL P ¥60.00 BASE burner, $15.00, 3811 Dodge &T | tables at re- | TYPEWRITEKS sold, rented and repaired Rent an Oliver Typewriter, 3 months for §5. Central Typewriting Exchauge. 1905 Farnam. REMINGTONS, Monarchs _and _ Smith Premlers for rert; eent apy¥Where. Rem- ington Typewriter Company. D, 1384. Wi DU\, seil and exchanke Lypewriters Guaranteed typewriters $10.00 up. Write Bee Bldg. ypewriter 2147, for list. SAVE 3 on Call Midland Co. Miscellaneous. OMAHA PILLOW CO.—Felt and hair mat- tresses madetover in new ticks at halt the price of new ones. Phone us for sample of ticking. Mall orders filled. 190/ Cuming St. Douglas 2467. DESKS, # (e, 8cales, showcases, Shelving, We buy, sell. Omaha Fixture & 414 13th. Doug. 2724. undard of quailty will be main- tained; 4 quarts of Old Fonteneiie whisky 2b; bottled n bond. Henry mall ord.sr house. Doug. 7162 N. 16th" Home-made grape wins. $1.25 PER GALLON. Sunkist port, full quart, 50 cents. 0ld Taylor whisky, full quart, 98 cents. CACKLEY BROS. Midland_Co., Doug. 124 ALEX 41311‘13’5 LIQUOR HOUSE. , hirteenth and Douglas. Bottled in bond whisky, 86c, $1.00, $1.25 full_~mart, SN TN DOG-PROOF house for small animals or chickens, 14 by 6 by G; examine at 144 N make offer. H. A, Doud. JALE—Crocheting, _embroldery tatting; orders wanted. Walnut 1044, BRAND new Columbia Graphanola for at a bargain Douglas 7676. DRY KINDLING WOOD, ACME BOX COMPANY. HARNEY 1837, & WANTED TO BUY GUTTMAN Ewse Highest for Furniture, Rugs, Clothes, Pianos, Office Furniture, Trunks. Shoes. Douglas 3971. Res. Webster 4204, PICTURE SHOWS—WIII buy shows in towns of 1,200 or more. Have ready buyers Address Box 71686, Bee. New desks, used desks, bought, sold and traded. J. C. Reed, 1207 Farnam. HOLMES pays your price for mona hand clothes, sh 3320, HTIGHEST prico pald for 2d-hand clothes, shoes. trunks, suitcases. D. 6821 or D. 8032, 2D HAND coal range. E. Nelson, 422 Rose Bldg. ale Prices WANTED—Second-hand candy slab. Irven Carroll, Nelson, Neb. AN NOUNCEMENTS DOWN COVERS Renovated and Recovered. FEATHER MATTRESSES Made From Your Own Feathers. Warm in Winter, Cool in Summer, Call us for sample. OMAHA PILLOW CO,, 1907 Cuming St. Douglas 2467 1,000 letterhea: THE PRINTING HOUSE OF MAUER. Phoné Doug. 7744, _Farna unom. JAARD'S “Lucky Wedding Riaks' 16th_and Douglas Sts. and Y M. C. A. Night School. Art. CHINA PAINTING - taught, speclal prices, 635 8. 27th St. Harney 3966. \ Buttons and Pleating. DRESS PLEATING, hemstitching and cov- ered buttons. Van Arnum Dress Phmt- ing and Button Co. 3d floor Paxton Blk. Dougies II\M Accounnnu«. DA clud P. A, Brass and l;onil;t;und'ries. lil!lfl-}lllrhell Co., 27thL and ¥Ir|hl Bts. Accordion Pleating. ACCORDION Side, Knife, Box Ploatin Cov. Bultons, Hemstitching. Neb. Pleati) & Button Co., 431-2 I’nxin“ BI R, 4942 Auarn-y at Law. 4059 Bakeries. CAK pastry and fancy bakery goode | supplied to parties, lodyes and entertair- Reefi 1606 N. lllE. W.492 ORTMAN'S NEW ENGLAND BAKERY. “12 N. 16th BT, BRANCHES—PUBLIC MARKET AND HAYDEN BROTHERS, “OUR MOTTO"--BETTER BAKED GOODS Lr.’l" US RROVE IT. Caterers, AN EXPERIENCED CATERESS, excellent cook, special attention to parties and Sun- day dinners; prices reasonabie. Har. 4340, Baths. DR BENDA—Sulphur, steam. Modern Turkish BATHS AND MASSAGE. Privata apartments for ladles, with lady attend- ants. 1919 Far Phone Boug. 6417 Dr. W. M. Knollenberg, combining Suiphur Steam Baths & Chiropractic treatments, 13 for $20; single adjusting, $1. Ludy a _tendants. §. W. Cor. 24th & Far. 8t. ). 7290 HOUSE Sanitarium; all 210-214 Baird Blk., 17th and Dougl | White Bros., contractors, | SUITS pressca, Carpenters and Contractors. bullders, jobbing Red 3518, Wal 3389 Work guaranteed W. hoKunwoii, Tewven'th, Ty. 2192-) ard & Son, Cleaning and Pressing. doc; cleaned and pressed. §1 _Phil Greenstone, 1405 Harney. Red 2761 W, MAD! 5 Leavenwo th, Tyler 1946 Chiropractic Dry._Johneton, 1825 \W. O. W. Bldg. D. 6629, 1806 Capitol Ave. r 163 Chiropiactic and Spinal Adjustment. Dr. Burhorn—Rose Bldg. Palmer school graduate. Doug. 5347 A BERG, 8. W. Corner 24th ite. Phone Douglas 7205 -3 Ttonc BId. Ty 2366 DR. KNOLI and Farnam Dr. Frances Dawson, 502 Dr. J. C. Lawrence, 1 Bathid "ld( D MH' Costumes. THEATRICAL gowns, iull Arwsa suits, for rent, 204 N. John l'l‘|l!“]fi";71) Dressmaking. FOR STYLE, reasonable price in your fall dresses, see Atkinson Co.. 1802 Farnam GOWNS and sults a speclalty. Work guaran- teed. Webater 4940, JAMES ALLAN, DRESSMAKING — Reasonable prices. 200 Beird Bidg. Mrs. M, F. Strahan, the Dressm'k'r, 2219 Ohlo nam. Harney 3934, Terry Dressmak g college, 20th and Py FIRST-CLASS dressmaking. Detectives. 31 Neville Bik. Evidence 8 hTyrhr 117:5 _wecmied in all Expert Masseurs. v MANICURING, faclal massage, by expert masscuse, 117% N. 16th 8t opposite post- office. Room 208, dally, evenings. Pollock, ! PART FOUR WANT-AD SECTION PAGES ONE TO EIGHT MORNING, OCTOBER 15, 1916. % SINGLE COPY FIVE CENTS. __ANNOUNCEMENTS SWAPPERS’ COLUMN | BUSINESS CHANCES | SITUATIONS WANTED T |IF YOU have unything to trade, mako up a | Who'w seiting the pace now? Female, CAREFUL MOVING That is what you are guaranteed when you move in a FIDEL- ITY Van. All our vans are heavily padded and manned" by careful, polite men who know HOW to move your goods safely and quickly. We have served thousands of peo- ple in Omaha and they are the BEST recommendation we have to offer. Our large business has been built on the rock of satis- hcnon.l Try us, you are sure to find this true. SAFE STORAGE . All our rooms are well ventilated and kept perfev:tly dry all the time. h{e storage rooms ranging from one to five van loads. Don't sell your household goods, but store them during the win- ter months with us at little or no cost. They will receive the same care and attention as though théy were in your own home. Come and inspect our storage roo.ns and see for yotr- self. ~ We will explain ~why FIDELITY storage always leads the rest. Storage rooms from $2 up. REASONABLE RATES And the best service is what we guarantee you. Call up and find out our storage, moving $2.50; 1,000 envelopes, $2. | and Enckmg rates FIRST. Re- member, we always give satis- faction and it will be worth your time to mvesng;te. TELEPHONE DOUGLAS' 288. FIDELITY VAN & STORAGE COMPANY, Sixteenth and Jackson Sts. Dancing Academy. DU LUXE vAncixa ACADEMY School Monday and Wednesday Eve Vance Tues., Thurs., Sat., Sun. Night. 70 H. P, lttie ad and run it In this column for sover daye—Iit only costa 2ic and 3¢ per answer. und excludes Real Eatate, cash offers. und Business Properties For Sale or ‘Irade Thege, as well as mail orders for use of Swappers' Column, must pay regular rates. One or two mnswers are sufficient | 1o make your trade and the whole tri ton_oni te_about 30c. Try it. & "RACER, 6-cylinder Stevens-Duryea, model ¥; first-c condition: new tires &ll around; will trade for good team, har- ness and wagon, or what have you? A C.-467, Bee 6-PASS. VELIE—4-40, 1814, electric lights and starter, excellent shape, paint fine, tires good, engine fine. monds, or what have you? 466, Bee. Swap for dia- Make offer. Box 8. gun for high-class houschold gooda; also thirty volumes American and English En- cyclopedia of law, in splendid condition other articles to trade for a 34 x4 hell tourlst model C camera, condition, elther with or without 8. C. 464, Bee. ADDING machine, Burrough® Adding ma- chine, ko new, splendid machine, will exchange tfor typewriter, office funiture or what have you? Box 8. C. 461, Bee. N vflle Blk.,, 16th and Harney. SPANISH leather davenport, WANTED to trade, hard ruul burner, largeat 41 WANTED to swap property for WANTED to swap a-425 Panorama Eaat- man camera for amaller posteard slze cumera. Address 8. C. 382, Bee. vanitary cot, for sale or trade. 615 South 22d. Doug. 5683, § LOTS, South Sangamon, 31,500, What have you? 604% So. 16th. Room 1. Ford or |Ilhl car. ‘all Webster 2860, BUSIN ESS CHANCES ~ THE WHEEL RUNYAN CUSHION COMPANY of Omahe fa offering & limited amount of ita stock to local Investors, Read the special article which appears in the Automobile Section of this paper and securs your interest in this in- vention before it is too late. Hard work may be responsible for the “Nest Egg," but judiclous invest- . ment h created the big reward. Your money goes to work for some- one—that someone might as well be YOU. 400 Paxton Block or Tele- phone Douglas 648 plcture show and mean busines seo me. Keep Dancirig Acdy. &5 24 Farnam. Class Mon. eve, class and assembly Wed. eve. Private leasons any time. D. 7860, Dentists. Dr. Bradbury. No. ¥12 W. 0. W. B TafU's Dent. Rmo. 308 Rose Bidg. D. 2148 vy Electrolysis. Superfluous halr removed by e dle work guar'nt'd. Express Companie TWIN CITY lkxpresa C 1 Dou'l 1711 linvy h AN YWHERE 25¢ WB. 2104 Everythm. for Women. ACCORDION, side, knife, sunburst, box pleating;, covered buttons, all sizes and styles; hemstitching; plcot edging, broldery; beading, let cut work, buttonholes, pennants. IDEAL BUTTON AND PLEATING CO. 200 Do Blk. i R Fixtures and Wiring. DURKIN it rasties lambs. 228 Cuming 8t. Douglas 261 Furnace Cleaning. e IF YOUR furnace needs cleaning or repalr- ing call the Furnace Doctor, Douglas 7175, SLSASSER furnuce ch-.n»ru i 11th. D. 5438, and _Jmh’lflt;& Pf’u’ IJZZ \ Hair Dressnng. IDEAL Halr Parlors, 2 curing, ney’ Borneman, tollet articles Dougins_ 6185 Job Printing. GATL CITY Printing Co., await your early inspection. 419 Rose Bldg. LOOK—MOVIE SHOW BARGAINS—LOOK OMAHA movle dolng good businen OMAHA movie 496; fine equip- ments, clears $90 per week. Owner must leave city by November 1. ONLY show Towa town 2,600; seats 226, clears 3350 per month. This show one of the best in lowa; no chance for other shows. Sea this, FARNAM otreet show that la wurth the money. Bee it; seats 400. OMAHA movle to exchange for small town show. Must be good MOVIE rhow in Nebraska town 1,200, can be had right. Act quick. MOVIE wshow Nebraska tawn 60,000; ts 325, well located, best buy In city. seats 460; blg money-marker; can be had right. See this. IF you are In the market for a good call and 1 have a fine list for you to select from, Tows, Nebraska and Omaha shows that Sea me. MOVIE SHOW DEPARTMENT, Phone Tyler 2497. ) FOR SALE MODERN ICE AND ICE CREAM FACTORY IN SOUTHERN NEB. Excellent wholesale and retall busines four lines R. R.; city of 3,000; paving, Baker fce machine, 12-t. raf.; large lc house; five lots; excellent bulldings, in- cluding eleven lving rooms, with hot walter heat and other modern convenlencea. A money-maker, casl dress Y 638, Bee. Price $25,000; on_ time at $10,000 7 per cent. Ad- bal. find Electrie washing machinea, w ofl lands. 1 knew all about this before Uncle Bam. 1 own ofl wells and 1 get dividends regularly. In this new country the ol la getting away in the form of seepage. 1 cannot tell you all I would Itke to. Better write for particulars, Gray Bonham, 27 Broadway, Denvor, Colo. RESPONBIBLE mai T 2d1ng | T ager to distribute an auto necessity in tre. must have it. Ity to manage office, appoint agents, ete. — | sell work_ guwr- “cleaning and re- Works, 1431 Carroll Ave., Chic DRUG STORE, Colo., unoppossd busin splendid opening for doctor-drugglat o business fountain and eream monopoly; s, culied cured paper or cash and 207 Baiid Bldg. Mani- high grade print- wanted us sales man- mendous demand. Every owner of a car Applicant must have abll- Auto supply houses and garages glad to Money-making possibilities un- An_investment of §300 to $700 Write or wire. Acme Brass 1tmitfa oxsary man; no reglstration required; long prof- stock $4,600; unex- tncome realty, ae- terms, cash businems; climate; want _Ing. 2621 N. z4th. Phone Web. 1697, old._Addrens P, O. Box 37, Granada, Colo. ustices of the Peace. FOR SALE-—Mwst confection, ire H. H. CLAIBORNE, 612 Paxtop Blk. Red luncheon parlors; up-to- :h(o candy fac- 7401 ) oluryr l’uh[lv; deponlitid steno, tory and baker; city 16,000, Idaho. Wel! RITT, 301 Barker Block, catablished and advertised. contly re- | odeled and decorated. Owners have other Masseures. mo i Interest, Well LL o Sclentific mass i'bathw, 1322 Farnam fll et 2 'l:nr:hyl“n‘v“':ll}"::lnl e Osteopaths, Zed AN Dr. Mary Andersen, 606 Bue Bldg. D, 3996 Patent Attorneys. PATENTS pre ured, bought and sold. Inter- di Piano Tuning. PIANO TUNING, $1.76. Tyler 2616, " Pianos for Rent, 8260 per_mo. A. Hospo Co., 1613 Douglas. FLUFF ruu Towel Suppiies. OMAHA Towel Supply, 207 8, 11th. D. 623. Wedding Stationery. WEDDING announcements and printing. _ Douglas Printing Co.. Tel. Doug. 644. "Vacuum Cleaners. CLEAN QUICKLY AND WITH ECLIPSE ELECTRIC; AND 8160 PER DAY. DOUULAS 1760. MOVING PICTURE THEATI A REAL BARGAL first-class is wanted more than the money, as & good | man is needed to help manage the busl- ness; there is nearly $10,000 will easy terms; be sure to ses me about this, WILLIAMS, 16th and Dodge Sts, Omaha. THOROUGHLY RENT, §1 BUSINESS CHANCES, Cleaners and Dyers, we offer brick bullding at 1709 Cuml bullt and oquipped for your busines & bargalin, | Small amount of cash will handle, Wil rent If not wold at once, KLOKE INVESTMENT CO,, 845 Omaha National Bank Bldg. Wéatern lowa und Nebraska iocations, towns 1,600 to rictly money nteed chairs, mcreens, etc. siightly used. OMAHA THEATER BUPPLX CO. Balrd Blog. Omaha, Nel i—Halt Interest 1n & established business; the man veated, but soll half intereat for $3,000 and on Room 411, McCague Bldg., This offer 1a good only fn Omaha, | “TFiRET Reuson, Tn the first nine months of 1916 THE BEE gained 42,06 Pald Ads. EXCREDING the COMBINED GAIN of the other two Omaha papers for sam: | vertod Ly more than— | 20,000 PAID ADS. Good Results, Good Rates, Good Service | A RELIABLE manufacturer wants len | 7 males-manager to entablish office “and | manage salesmen. Liberal contract. $300 to 3700 capltal necessary. Money-mak- ing possibliities unitmited. Will pay ex- | penses to Chicago It you are man we | want. Acme Br Works, Inc., 1012 Re- p\l\lllt‘ lllvi[. C FINE Imuluu Irnerul merchandise or &0~ | cery store; town has electricity, city | water, fine new high school; best farming @gectlon no theast Nebraska; brick store | oullding for rent or sale. Send replies to | Clara L. Cralg, 421 So. 28th St, Lincoln, ] "PATENTS THAT PROTECT AND PAY al BOOKS AND AD' Send sketeh or model for Highest referenc Beat results. Promptness assured. PATENT Watson E. Coleman [ATRER. 624 F Bt W, WASHINGTON D. C. AN Interest in a_well od_jobbing business for salo. This ‘proposition will investigation and will re- the purchaser to be a man of bu abllity to take position with firm office man or saleamani amount of I vestment from 3,000 to \$5,000, tully are hours, BE a candy manufacturer In at home; men and women; 300 per cent profit; complete factory §. write for explains, Wayne tully Ine Booklet 72, 1t Confr'a Supply Co.. ADVERYISE—20 words, 1 107 weeklles, §2.60; 18 Sunday papers, altogether, §8. McCurthy, §88 B, A or to estal meritorious 100 per cent pable salesman; manako srlesme; ¥ money maker; article; profit; exclusive torritory to right party. Required Investment of §300 to §800. _retary, Bl Chl Bec- 334 Natlonal Shoe 8t near nelghborh rent . Owner has ex- lling. This is the Come out and Inve c rooms. Outside icebox, chickenhous other outbulldings. Addreas Joo Hosak sponaible position with a lai hous wishea to connect himself final clally with some growing business; able Invest th d. Box 7072, Be FOR_ SALE CHEAP—8mall confectionery and tobacco and newsstand; close in; liv- ing rooms in rear; rent cheap: must be reason for selling, other FOR SALE—Electric theats a cafe; only amusement place in Co. seat; doing good business; low rent; good reason for ing. If interested, write Box 48, Bloom- ington, Ne HAVE fineat and best paying hotel in weat- ern Nebraska; must be cash. For particu- lars? W, B. Eckles, McCabe Hotel, North Platte, Neb. PAYING BUBINESS FOR BALE. An A No. 1 established staple busin well located, paying $6,000 yearly. P #11,000._Write Bee, 7079, HOTEL FOR SALE OR RENT—Rate oppor: tunlty for investment; a completely equipped and furnished ' hotel, Write to 2017 Washington 8t., Lincoln, Neb. WNER _will sell or trade heating -na plumbing business, located In good so ot Nobraska town. Box 126, Falls cny. Neb. FOR SALE—Good, clean stock of hard.- ware, live town, central Nebraska. Good reason for selling. Be quick. Address Y 267, Be iF YOU want to sell or buy a business or rooming house call on Busch & Borghoff, 130 World-Herald Bldg. Phore D. 3 WE BUY, we sell motion pinture the: machines, feature films. Co-Operative Film_and Supply Co.. 217 Bromley Bidg. WILLIAMS, established 9 years. To huy or wsell business see him. 411 McCague Bldg. Reference, *J. 8. Nationdl Bank. DOWD Bule and Auction Co., Omaha, bave closcd out more mdse. stocks than any other firm in U. B. Write for terms. FOR SALE by owner—Drug store, dwellin and atock; square deal. West 8!1\ Ave, Address owne s Denver Colo. L Omaha Film l"xrhlnln 108 8 ET and mflllnary stock and flxture unueually good proposition. W. Wilbur, Cedar Fally, Ia. TO GET In or out » business, call on GANGESTAD, 422 Bee Bldg. Doug. 8471, Rooming Houses. TROOMING HOUSE DEPARTMENT. We have some very good bargaina in elght, nine, ten, twelve, fourteen and twenty-elght-room rooming houses, close in and clean money-makers. THAT'S OUR MOTTO. SER US, < 419 Rose RIHK A Phog\a Tyler 2487. [ LE—17-room rooming house at 206% N. 17th._Phone Dou HAVE 34-room rooming house with cafe. Sell or trade for city property, Box 7095, Boe. | MIDDLE-AGED _Tady, unquestionably Te sponsible, wishes employment by hour; as- sist In sickness, do your work or care for children. Send address, will call and see you. Address Box 7091, Be?. T PUBLIC 8T APHER. Public stenograpl notary publie, 607, Bee Bidg. Douj Reas. rates. — e THE BEE charge for “Situation ads" 9 lower than any other form of advertlsing —not enough to cover the cost of printirg. WANTED—Position as chambermaid by ox- perfenced colored 2346, woman. Mrs. Curtls. Wobster POSITION o] housekeeper. _Appiy room 46, Elms hotel, 19th and Harney Ste. D. 8006 THOROUGHLY experienced colored woman wants chamber work. Phone Webster 2068, WANTED—Position s piano player In move Ing_ploture show rience. Web, 69! BXPERIENCED colored girl wanta domestio work In city or country. Doug. 8129, \\ ABH, Iron; take _home,, go out. R Iy Launur;' and Day Wotl. FERFECT washing, day or bundl R atriotly | dependable. Wabster 3184, BUNDLE washing; piece work; iace oure work guarantesd. Web. 3104, EXPERIENCED lady wants day Work o any kind. Harney 6303. WANTED—Day work by colored lady. Call H 8. _"A Tady, Web. 1171 dny work, Web, 3401, HELP WANTED—MALE tores_and Offices. SALESMAN, city salary depends. SALESMAN, Towa town, drawing account, SALESMAN, Nebraska, uhr‘ depends. STENOGRAPHER, rallroad, $8 STENOGRAPHER and clerk, § b BTENOGRAPHER, wholesal STENOGRAPHER, beginne OFFICE CLERK, wholesal OFFICE BOY, good future, lli. WATTS REF. CO., 840 Brandels Theater. WANTED—An experienced general mdse. clerk, for country town. State experi. . ence, habits, married or single, church aftiilation, it any, referenc® salary wanted. Ono who speaks Gormn pro- ] a EN R 'HERS ... !“I‘IZNO (BEGINNER) STENOGRAPHER .... BOOKKEEPER (INVES' .$100,00 THE CANO AGENCY, 600 BEED DLDO T, STENOGRAPHER ( ma at’ llllru) “ 00 DICTAPHONE OPERATOR ..... STENOGRAPHER and Fils Clerk “ WATTS REF. CO,, 840 Bn\nflnh 'l'hulll'. WANTED—Two ilve salesmen experience In epecialty lines, Olfl Mk salesmen can clean up. Call between 10 ‘lnfl 12 a, m. 213 Baird Bidg. F. D, Brown- ng. W N’H:D—An flpumn«d Elumn m nd llllrv -nwua ol’. Mtl ply in person, Ed Bros., Fremont, N‘ul. Professions_and_Trades. LITHOGRAPHERS “ WANTED Pressmen, tranaferers, provers feoders. Owing to a walk-out on the M agmour union help without making any demand or stating any grievancs, we h several steady positions open fer good workmen at m wages, i jp.ss8 unu ly PPl . phing Co., “The Model WANTED—ONE ALL-AROUND DRAFTS- MAN. APPLY SUPT, OFFICE. SOUTH OMAHA, MOKRIS & CO. WANTED—%II:HA Must be sober and ex- perlenced at“running putty fast, Apply te Mr. Miller, foreman, Midland Glass and __Paint Co. " DRUG _POBITIONS—ALL STATES. CO-OPERATIVE REFHRENCE CO., bras| Greatest Employ! 1016-16 City Natlonal WANTED—First-class auto mechanic; one who understands electrical equipment; will pay $4.00 to A No. 1 man. Gorham Bros., Dunlap, Ii WANTED—A _firat-class &ll_around auto mechanie, Good wages. Write, stating experience and salary expected. Thomas __Garage, Lexington. Neb, BE AN automobile expert in six weeks; our blg book tell you how. Rahe's Automo- ::le School, 601 B. {1th 8t., Kansas City, T WANT a good candy maker o work steady, good wages; American preforfed. Answer 406 Norfolk Ave., Norfolk, Neb. WANTED—Drug_clerk, registered; state age, experiénce, salary and references. Address Todd-Becker Co., Sioux City, Ia. SITUATIONS WANTED WEFKKLY RATE, 1bc PER LINE. Day work or business ads, regular rates. 3 lines one week . +1.80¢ 3 lines one week . h oxtra line 16c per LABS bookkeeper and atenographer who Is employed, wishes work after 2 o'clock on Saturdays, all day Sunday, and after 7 p. m. week days. First class work_guaranteed. Hox 6926, Bee. YOUNG . 25, desires position as book- keeper and general correspondenty six years' experience. Graduate of both high Tearn, | POSITION wanied by young man with elght #chool and business college. Box 6993, Bee. yoars' experience as stenographer, Kkeeper and ghier. Willing with small Y. Box 7071, Bee, BTUDENT of High School of Commerce wante work afier achool and Baturday bent of references. Har. 2211, | WANTED—Position, man cook and wife H. G. Burk- book- to start BEVERAL yeal tate, Insurance, WANTED—By man, 60, job s night or day, steady, Douglas 9035 MAN 33 years-old and wifs, experionced; want job on farm. 313 8. 26th 8t Doug. 7077, POSITION by collega graduate and second year medical student for evenings or off s watchman, sober, rellable. __time._Box 7082, Bes. MAN und wife want work on farm and ranch for the first of November., Box 2031, UNG colore fon as bell hop at hotel or depot. Call Harney 3996 COLORED man, porter-junitor work, any _kind; A-1_referonces. ~ Wobater 6157, Hotels and Reu..un ELIABLE KMPLOYMENT Aoz CY, 1610 Davenport Bt. Douglas 1868, Headquarters for hotel help. WANTED—Experienced envelops machine adjuster. Permanent positioh, High wages. Hess Envelope Co., St. Louls, Mo. P L AL TR, e IR ST WANTED—Ten handy men for concrete bridge work. Apply 420 Bee Bldg. i jobs. Knelst. Bee Bidw. Salesmen and Solicitors. A $1,600,000 ILLINOIS Corporation, com- posed of the strongest and best known business and financial men in America, is marketing a quicl lling nationally ad- vertised automobile speciaity, retalling at from $10 to $16. Exclusive rights will be granted oovering territory in this state— one or more counties or whole state—to a responsible man or company, able to turnish top-notch- references and able to buy merchandise for cash. No bonus usked, A stralght merchandising propo- sition with a liberal discount. Amount of merchandise to be purchased determined by number of automoblles in territory, A wonderful money-making opportunity for any man who quglity. Give sell- Ing experience, re thncel. Including at least one bank. Wire or writs promptly, Tir ! Company, Chicago. OFFERED A GROCERY STORE? OUR PROPOSITION IS BETTER. Let ? tell you how you can handle flour, éan tire line of grocerte well an paints, roofing, stock food tomoblle and ma- chinery olls and greases. No rent to pay, no inveatment In stock. Large orders taken from samples. Goods of guaranteed and proven quality. Selling experience not necessary, Very profitable work for “workers." Address, l'l 8. Hill, President, Hitcheock Hill Co., Chlcago. Reference: Any bank or expr company. ENERGETIC and earneat men to cal homes and take order for our high lnlo hoslery, underwear and sweaters, eatabe lished trade, protected territory, liberal commission, permanent position. Advances Our sales- ment to righis kind of men. men with small capital a 41,200 to $2,600 annually. splendid territory op ay It you looking for a permanent and growing business and willing to work for it. Krossknit-Direct Mills, Inc., P, O, Btae tlon X, New York.

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