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Bee Want-Ads Continue to Make Treme: d us Gains PART FOUR WANT-AD SECTION PAGES ONE TO SIX 2,906 MORE PAID Want-Ads in the first nine months of 1916 than in same period of 1915. THE of th HE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE Exceeding 20,000 PAID Ads papers for this same period by over COMBINED GAIN e other two Omaha PART FOUR WANT-AD SECTION PAGES ONE TO SIX lc per word. each insertion (Set solid—no _display.) Ads Paragraphed or Set in Display Style. Sc per line. e per line. .three consecutive times (Count six words to the line.) CHABGE RATES. S per line. one time “c per lfne.. utive times (Count six Wwords to the line.) Speclal Rates: Farm and Ranch Lands. « 7c per line.. ..hree consecutive times (Count sfy words to the line.) FOREIGN ADVERTISIN OR HELP WANT®D CLA! FICATIONS. SSI- 20 per word. 1%c per word. | one time | UNDER AGENTS CARD OF THANKS, DEATH AND FU- NERAL NOTICES, 10c per line ..each Insértion (Minimum charge 50 cents.) MONTHLY RATE FOR STANDING ADS (No change of copy allowed.) One line, . e .$1.85 Two lines or more per line $1.50 (Cougt six words to the line.) (Contract rates on application.) ' THE BEE will not be responsible for more than one Incorrect insertion of an adver- tisement ordered for more than one time. ADVERTISERS should retain receipts given by The Bee in payment for Wants Ads, as no mistake can be rectified without them. USE THE TELEPHONE if you cannot con- venlently bring or sent in your ads. Ask for a Want-Ad Taker, and you will re- celve the same good service as when de- livering your ad at the office. 'HONE TYLER 1000, WANT-AD COLUMNS CLOSE. EVENING EDITIONS. 12:00 M. MORNING EDITIONS. .9:00 P. M. DEATHS & FUNERAL NOT CE ERICKSON—John 0 South Jhirty-elghth avenue, Oclobar 19, 916, dged 46 years. Funnrll Sunday at 2 p. m. from Kountze Memorial church, Twenty-sixth and Far- nam streets. Interment West Lawn. ) Monuments and Cemeteries. BEAUTIFUL markers, tablets and crosses for unmarked graves. Redman Grave Marker Co., 1470 Spenc?r St. Wehller fiMr. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. DUFFY & JOHNSTON, embalimers and fu- al directors. 717 8. 16th. Tyler 1670, H. K. BURKET & SON—Funeral directors and embalmers. 2904 Leavenworth. Har. 90, HULSE & RIEPEN, undertakers and em- balmers. 701 §. 16th St. Douglas 1226, ( FLORISTS. ] BEST QUALITY _CUT FLOWERS or \ plants. Art Combinations shipped every- where. Excellent service to our custom- ers in past years recommends. SWOBODA, 1416 Farnam 1501, LARGEST ASSORTMENT of fresh flowers, delivered or shipped anywhere. L _HYN- DERSON, 1619 Farnam St, Doug. 1238, o 2 LORLLL! Fontenclle . LEE L. LARMON ‘1814 Douglas. Doug. 8244. PARKER Flower Shop. 411 8. 16th, D. 3102, DONAGHUE. 1622 Harney, Doug. 1001. ATH, Florist, 1804 Farnam St. D. 3000, MARRIAGE LICENSES. The following marriage licenses have been issued: Name and Address. Eugene Holland, Lincoln, Neb Louise Bedwell, Omaha...... .2 Willlam M. Anderson, Omaha. 22 Margaret Malyer, Omaha.... . 17 Leonard Miller, Omaha. .2 Anna Barry, Omaha. 2 us Bemis, Huron, 8. D. 24 Nertha McMaines, Huron, §. D. 25 BIRTHS AND . DEATH Births—Leopald L. and Anna C| 2868 Frederick, boy; L. L. and Bthel Finch, 8016 North Twenty-fourth, boy; Frank and Mary Mares, 1418 South Thirteenth, bby; Edward A. and Ethel Berg] 2709 Caldwell, *girl; Samuel and Rosa L. Grace, 1818 Grac boy; Anton C. and Astrid Jensen, 2617 Cas boy; Carl F, and Elin M, ~Farnberg, 2217 South_Seventeenth, boy; C. H. and Maud Bell, Fifty-sixth and R, boy; W. Henry and Mary Mordn, 2816 North Nineteenth ave- boy; ‘Lloyd and Anna Price, 3832 Par- ker, boy; Frank and Harry Higgins, 3723 North Twenty-elghth, boy; Guiseppe and ] Ceresca Baldanza, 520 North Fifteenth, girl; Ralph and Sina Manzer, 1123 North Tenth, oy; Charles T. and Phoebe Swanson, 2731 Chicago, girl; 139 North Thirty-fifth, boy. Deaths—Arthur Bryant, 38, 1417 North Twenty-second; George W. Covell, 81, 2516 Wirt; Maragret J." Dietrick, 60, 1014 South Twenty-eighth; James Johnson, 50, 1216 Missourl avenue; Meloslas Krupecka, 5, hos- + pital; E. F. Molen, 47, 1207 Douglas; Mrs, Amy’ 'Nurse, 68, 2719 Spaulding; Frita Schoening, 79, 8016 South Fifteenth; Mary ’ D. Murphy, 10 days, 2419 Spencer; W. H. King, 63, hospital; Tony Adomenus, 47, hos- s‘nmm Meslin, 1 month, St. James's ) orphange; Lincoln Connor, 50, 1636 North Twenty-first; Baley King, 4 weeks, 1832 North Twenty-third; Florence Frankiin, 80, , 2417 Hamilton; Christ Anderson, 83, hospi- * tal. pital; BUILDING PERMITS. Otto Johnson, 2917 Indlana avenue, frame avelling, $2,600. ~ LOST-FQUND-REWARDS IF YOU lose anything and will advertiss it here, you will surely recover it it found by a3 honest person. Remarkable recov- erles are brought about every day through this_column, THE LAW—People wHo find articles are Interested In knowing the statc law Is strict in_requirh ‘ to seek the owner through adver and otherwise, and that a failure lost that OMAHA & CQUNCIL BLUFFS STREBT RAILWAY COMPANY. \ Persons baving lost some article would \ do well to call up the office of the Omaha & Council Bluffs Street Rallway company 10 ascertain whether they left it in the strect car. Many articles each day ére turned In the company s anxious to restore the” and + them to 3 r 500, LOST—Union n(a!lnn October M , ladies’ old fashloned gold watch, hunting case, Key wind and set, gold hands. Valued chiefly as heirloom. Reward for return. Phone Douglas 811 or call at 1211 W. 0. W. Bldg. T.OST—Between the town Weston and Un- derwood, two Ford tires and 1 Minnesota license, No. 104988. Finder please notify 240 Bee Bldg. lnll reccl\'e reward. FOUNT —Lad)’s “locket, on neck chain. Owner may have same by calling at Bee __Ooffice and paying cost of this ad. A BLACK horse, weight about 1,500, a \whll»- mark on {urli‘"fik scar on each hip. If stolen, $50 reward ‘for mm\lrl&nn of thief and return of horse. Call So. 176 FOUND A sanitary Soda Fountain. & 8 PHARMACY, 16th and Howard. PR s A new Ted bicycle, No. 844716 Reward. Return to John Mitchell, 132 N. 40th. Harney 198, Tighttul owners. Winfield and Cora_Rothery, | | 51 Edholm, Jeweler, Douglas 1962 LOST—Friday afternoon, lady's gold watch and fob, full name in back of watch Phone Webster 4361, Reward PAPERS belonging to J. O. Shay. Return to clerk Merchants Hotel and receive re- ward. No duestions asked. LOST—Black feather boa in front of Audi- torfum; if not returned—the law. Call Web. 2294, . LOST—Green EIk's tooth charm set with small dlamond. Reward for return to 760 Brandeils Theater Bldg. FOR SALE—Miscellaneous Furniture and Household Goods $ MORE STALWART § $ EVIDENCE OF THE $ $5$_ DOLLARS $$§ $ - BUYING POWER § Quality and price is the keynote of this remarkable sale—that hon- est, dependable quality that carries with it the assurance of lasting sat- isfaction. It is pur conatant effort to place the best of furniture before you at the lowest possible prices consistent with the quality offered. OUR MOTTO — Highest _quality goods at lowest prices, with hetter accommodations than elsewhere. AN ASSEMBLAGE OF AMAZING OPPOR- TUNITIES, BEDROOM SPECIALS. $66.00 Plank top 48-in. Dresser $62.00 Chiffonfer to match. . $86.00 Solld Mah. Dresser, odd $62.00 Cir. Wal. Dressing Table, $75.00 Beautiful Colonlal 3-plece G. O. Bedroom Set, Dressef, Chiffo- nler, Bed to match, speclal... 36.76 $32.00 B. E. M. Dresser, larga mirror. 17.50 $31.00 B. E. M, Chiffonier to match... 16.75 $29.00 Golden Oak Dresser, Colonlal.. 15.00 $27.00 Plank top Dresser, Colonial.... 13.76 $21.00 Colonial Wood Beds as low as.. 9.50 $12:00 2-In. post Bed, any finish. 6.75 $16.00 Guaranteed Brass Bed. 10.78 $22.00 Continuous post Brass 13.50 $84.00 All 2-In. post Brass Bed. 19.50 $ 9.00 No Sag guarnteed Springs 4.76 $ 6.00 All Steel Springs. 2.9 $ 9.00 Special Hotel Mattress, 45 Ibs. 500 $14.00 All Layer Felt Mattresses. . 7.50 DINING ROOM SPECIALS. ) Solid Oak Din. Table Fumed Oak Din. 48-in. Din. Table, any finish. 64-in. Din. Table, a bargain.... Plank top Din. Table, bd-in.... 22.50 Wm. & Mary 54-in, Din. Table 22.50 54-In. Buffet,.a bargain.. . 23,50 Plank top Buffet, golden. + 15.00 Slip Seat Din, Chalrs.. 2.76 Wm. and Mary Din. !.!6 Leather Seat Din, Chalrs. "LIVING ROOM SPECIALS,” $35.00 Bed Davenport, guaranteed.... 21,50 $48.00 One Motion Bed Davenport.... 26.50 §55.00 Tap. Davenport, spring edge... 38.50 $40.00'Soft Tapestry Rocker.. . 18.50 $32.00 Solid Mah. Tapestry Rockes 15.50 $22.00 Leather Rockers, big bar, . 1150 $18.00 Guaranteed Rockers, any finish 8.50 §26.00 48-in. Mah. Lib. Table. . 13.76 $32.00 Plank top Mah. Lib. Tabl « 17.60 $23.00 Fumed Oak Massive Table.... 12. 00 | We deliver to all parts of the city. OUT-OF-TOWN ORDERS SOLlClTED PHONE DOUGLAS 1317. 'STATE FURNITURE CO.,, Corner 14th and Dodge Sts. AUCTION SALE OF Furniture and Household Goods MONDAY, OCT. 23,AT 10 A. M. SHARP We will sell to the highest bigder several lots of high-grade furni- ture, consisting of parlor sets, din- ing room furniture, brass beds, springs, mahogany dresser, chiffon- fers, a large number of 9x12 rugs, dishes and cooking utensils and hundreds of other small articles too numerous to mention. DON'T FAIL TO ATTEND THIS GREAT SALF. Monday, Oct. 23, at 10.A. M. Sharp IN OUR SALES ROOMS, MAGGARD VAN & STORAGE CO., 1713 Webster St. Stoves OUR GREAT 14-PRICE SALE OF STOV Starts Monday mormnw, Oct. a. m. and lasts the entire week. 23, at 9 You will save $5 to $25 by attending this sale. A few of the bargains offer are listed below: we 00 Majestic Range. 30.00 Acorn Cook Stove 40.00 Large Bueck’s Oak 76,00 Carland Cast Range | (Reserve) 35.00 | 60.00 Banquet Cast Range 30.00 | 30.00 Gold Coln, Hard Coal. 13.50 66.00 Large Base Burner 26.00 50.00 Large Howe Ventilator. 20.00 Onk stoves, §2.50 up. Wood stoves, $1.95. Laundry stovesd $2.00 up. Coal oil heaters, $2.00 up. Gas heaters, $1.50 up. Our Motto: Square Deal. These prices will move these stoves quickly, so come early for yours. } LOYAL FURNITURE CO., PHONE DOUG. 4177. ZZJN 16th Sl ‘ " HOT BARGAINS IN® STOVES AND RANGES Thy world discovers its most imperative wants In Otcober and November, particu- larly when the cold snap gets in the alr. | Bring your stove and range wants to this | Lig male. STATE FURNITURE CO., 14th and Dodge. Douglas 1317. FOR SALE—Gas range with warming oven and four burners, $10. Call Harney 5256, STOVES. furniture, rugs, bedding and lnen® of all kinds. Open til 9 p. m. Dolgotf, 1839 N. 24th St. | HIGHEST price pald for 2d-hand clothes D. . §36 BASEBURNER, $25. i In perfect condition, | LOYAL FURNITURE CO., 223 N. 16th St. | CONN Circus Bore Cornet, $40; 8x12 In- grain rug, $5; sewing machine, $20; single Kood as new, bed, $2; leather portieres, $5; small oak | dresser, $5; 6 dining room chalrs, $6. All good\as new. Webster. 5546. NOTICE—House dealers, 1 _have the best seller yet. Here until Saturday. Falk, 1044 Georgla A | G-HOLE range, @ burner, roll top desl _Call Wal. 16 VIOLINS FOR SALE; CONC MENTS for professional; h'l{ll?!( tone | quality, fine G and D strings; also old French violin, Krieckhaus, 3160 Portls 8t., St. Louls, Mo. EDISON new disc phonograph and tabinet. Cost $100; sell for $68. Rasgorshek, 3502 Hamilton St. $85 BUYS beautiful $200 mahogany VictFola, Style, phonograph. Mrs. Faik, 1044 Geor- gla Ave. | PRACTICALLY new Cir. wal. player piano, Lnuln X1V style decided |mrxlln H. 2921, " Billiards and Pocket Table; FOR SALE—BILLIARD TABLES. Brand new, caroom and pocket, witk complete outfit, §125; second-hand THE BRUNSWICK BALKE-COLLENDER CO., 407-409 South 10th Si Machinery and Engines, NEW AND SECOND-HAND MOTORBS EXPERT ELECTRICIANS AND MACHINISTS. LE BRON ELECTRICA], WORKS., - 318-20 8. lllhvs_l S Dmlhl. i FOR SALE—1,100-foot Spence hot water boiler. 1961 St. Mary's Ave. Doug. 3497, BOILERS, steam, electric, gas englnes, __pipes. _Gross Wrecking Co.. 1819 Cuming. ~Jewelry, ) and W Diamondd and Watches. BRODEGAARD'S “Lucky Wedding Rings" ll 16th and Duu:ln S(l inting and Office “Supplies. RCIAL Duplicatin Phone for pric CO; Steno. 640 Paxton Blk. Get our prices on job printing. J CAMPAIGN CARDS A SPECIALTY. U. 8. PTG. CO., BEE BLDG/ DOUG. m WAT “BAR} E printing. Tel. Doug. 2190. 624 8. 18th 8¢ Sewing Machines. SEWING MACHINES We rent, repair, gell needles and parts ot all sewing machines. X MICKEL'S NEBRASKA CYCLE' CO., 16th and Harney Sts. Dou ____ Typewriters and Supplie: 'NEW machines sold (he same as rent §3 per month. See us before you buy or rent, Shipped ary place on ten days' free trlal. Butts Typewriter Exchange, 316 8. 18th, Omaha, Neb. TYPEWRITERS sold, rented and repaired, { Rent an Oliver Typewriter, 3 months for §5. Central Typewriting Exchange, 1905 Farnam. REMINGTONS, Monarchs _and - Smith Premiers for rent; sent lny'hll’. Rem- ington Typewriter Company. 1384, { WE BUY, sell and exchange lyn.'rllnr; Guaranteed typewriters $10.00 up, Write for list. Midland Co.. Bee Bldg. “SAVE 30 pct. on your typewriter supplies. Call Midland Co., Doug. 3147. Miscellaneous. Who's setting the pace now? In the first nine months of 1916 THE BEE gained 42,006 Paid Ads. EXCEEDING the COMBINED GAIN of the other two Omaha papers for same g 20,000 PAID ADS. Good Results, Good Rates, Good Service, OMAHA PILLOW CO.—Felt and k hair mat- tresses made over In now ticks at halt the price of new ones. Phone us for sample of ticking. Matl orders filied. 1907 Cuming 8t. Douglas 2467. tandard of quality will be main- quarts of Old Fontenelio whisky u 25; bottled n bond. Henry Pollock, mail ‘order house. Doug. 7162 122-124 N. 16th St Home-made grape win $1.25 PER GALLON. Sunkist port, fult quart, 50 o 0ld Taylor whisky, full quart, CACKLEY BROS. ALEX {_LTTES LIQUOR HOUSE. hirteenth and Douglas. . lBln"lgd in bond whisky, 86c, $1.00, $1.25 it WHEN YOU MOVE \ USE A FIEDLITY VAN AND | TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR SERVICE, WHICH ALWAYS LEADS. | Large padded Vans, manned by careful, experienced men, in- sure your goods against mars, scratches, breaks, etc. Our men know how to pack | and make your furniture ride’ easy. Every small detail will be looked after, and we as- sure you that you will be pleased with the work. SAFE, SANTIARY STORAGE, We invite your inspection of” our storage rooms. Every- thing is clean and kept well ventilated all the time. Your goods will receive the proper care and attention while in our hands. It always pays to look into the care of your goods and by using = the FIDELITY you are assured of the best and a very mod- erate price. GOODS PACKED. It will pay you to have us pack “Your goods for shipping, as we employ only men who have years of experience in this line, and they know how to pack your goods against breakage, scratching, etc. Goods can be packed at your home or at our warehouse, We supply the necessary ma- terial at very little cost to you, Try us. We know you . will be satisfied, as hundreds of others have been. Our enormous business has been built upon the rock of satis- faction. SAVE ON FREIGHT. If you are moving at a dis- tance we may be able to save you considerable on . your freight charge. H CONSULT US. DOUGLAS 288, DOUGLAS 288. DOUGLAS 288. DOUGLAS 288, FIDELITY VAN & STORAGE CO., Sixteenth and Jacfson Sts. f Baths. DR. BENDA—Sulphur, steam. Modern Turkish BATHS AND MASSAGE. Private apartments for ladies, with lady attend- 19 Farnam. ' Phone Doug, 0877 “Knollenberg, combining Sulphur Dr. W. H Steam Baths & Chiropractic treatments, 13 for $20; single adjusting, $1. Lady at- tendants. 8. W. Cor. 24th & Far. Bt. D. 7296. RITTENHOUSE Sanitartum; all kinds baths. 210-214 Baird Blk., 17th and Douglas. Douglas 1717, Heavy hauling a speciaity. Anywhere 25c. Web. 2104. Everything for Women, ACCORDION, side, knife, sunburt, box pleating; covere buttons,/ull sizes and styles, hemstitching; plcot edging, em- broldery; ding, bralding, cording, eye- let cut work, buttonholes, pennants, IDEAL BUTTON AND PLEATING CO,, 200 Douglas BIK, Douglas 1936 BWITCHES from combin $1 up. Dyes 50c. Mrs. M. Brillhart, 338 Paxton Bldg. | Fixtures and Wiring, DURKIN :}ll‘::lrr‘:c washing machines, frons and reading lamps. 1223 Cuming St. Douglas 2519, Furnace Cleaning. IF YOUR furnace needs cleaning or repair- ing call the Furnace h&l«'mr. Doug. 7176, ELSASSER furnace cleaners; work guar- anteed; best prices. 1921 .l_llh D. 5438, FURNACE and chimney cleaning and re- pairing. F. Borneman. Douglas 7239. Hair Dressing. IDEAL Halr Parlors, 207 Baird llmz Manl- curing, tollet articles. Douglas 61 Job Printing. GATE CITY I‘rlulhln Co., high-grade prlnl- ing. 2621 N. 24th. Phone Web. 1 ustices of the Peace, LAIBORNE, 612 Paxton Blk, Red H. H. C 7401 Notary Public; deposition, steno. C. W. BRITT, 301 Barker Block. CHEY ,I Masseures. Sclentic massage; baths. 1322 Fgrnlm' 8t Osteopaths, Dr. Mary Andersen, 606 Heo Bldg. D. 8096 “Patent Attorneys. PATENTS procured, bought and sold. Inter- national Patent Co., 583 Brandels. D. 6691 H. A, STURGIS, 630 Brundals Th. D. 348 Piano Tuning. PIANO TUNING, $1.76. Webster 4910. Northeastern Colorado, Growing town of 1,200, No laundry in ten surrounding towns, Good rallroad connections. Brick bullding, 25x72, four llving rooms In con- nection, Pries $2,600. Rent §30 per month, H. Flok, J\lluhurl.folo i WANTED—An _intelligent American a cream; woll established and doing a good business; prosperous Nebraska town of 5.000; a splendid opportunity to step right into a good paying business; will stand the most rigid Investigation; everything in tirst-clasy condition; net at once if you this; best of reason for selling. Ad- s Y 642, Beo. RELIABLE manufacturer wanis genel to establish office and manage salosmen. eral contract. $300 to $700 capital necessary. Money-mak- ing possibilities unlimited. Wil pay ox- penses to Chicago If you are man wi want. Acme Brass Works, Inc, 1012 Re. public_Bldg., Chicago. PATENTS = sales-manager ! | PERFECT wuhlnl. day or_bun The Real Estate and Want-Ad Guide To All of Greater Omaha VOL. XLVI—NO. 19. OMAHA, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 22, 1916. SINGLE COPY FIVE CENTS. Want-Ad Rates LOST-FOUND-REWARDS | FOR SALE—Miscellaneous ANNOUNCEMENTS | ANNOUNCEMENTS BUSINESS CHANCES SITUATIONS WANTED CASH WITH ORDER, '7g| REWARD—Lost at dk-Sar-Ben ball, Fumlture and Household Goodn. g T ——— Express Companies. i U, DR P o ' Male q amond circle platinum' brooch. Albert | TWIN CITY Express Co, 1822 Cass St business, making own candy al N BT R R R TR B work on farm in, southern part of Ne- braska; house to self, fuel and cow fur- nished. Write E. A. Thorp, 3818 N. 16th St. Phone Web. 652, A COLORED man and wife desire a position a8 caretaker h! apartment house. Call Douglas 4859 Smllll e, guaran- teed strictly dependable, Webster 3184, COLORED man wanix plage as houseman. Wabster 6908, 2904 N. 26th St. . WANTED—Job, as fireman or Janitor in apartment house. 8o, 3909, FOR turniture packing, call _bouglns 7689, EXPERIENCED m, Janitor or porter n wants hotel job, Web- THAT PROTECT AND PAY | ‘werbazs BOOKS AND ADVICE FREE, Hotels and Restaurant: Send sketch or model for wearch, RELIABLE EMPLOYMENT — AGENGT, Highest references. Best results. Promptness assured. C Watson E. Coléeman {ATT:r LAWYER, 624 F St, N. W WASHINGTON D, G FOR SALE OR RENT. Only laundry fully electrically equipped. oftice manager and secretary; well entab- Jished and rellable mall order cosmetic and specialty business, should earn 46,000 each yoar. You must invest $2,600 to $3,000 to expand business. Highest bank and commercial references glven and ex- pected. tewart, President, 2704 North Halsted 8t € ARO. WE can sell you a fine tract of Florida, from which you can take onoulh timber and turpentine to pay back your Investment, leaving you a fine tract of Iand that has-cost you nothing, which we can retall or wholesale for you. Inter- State Development Co., Orlando, Fla. Pianos for Rent. $3.60 ,per mo. A. Hospe Co, 1513 Douglas. Rug Manufacturers, FLUFF rugs from old carpet AR Tugs a speclalty; cleaning and alterations, Peery Rug Factory, 2422 Cuming. Red 2343. Towgel Supplies. OMAHA Towel Sipply, 207 8. 11th. D.623. Vacuum Cleaners. CLEAN QUICKLY AND THOROUGHLY WITH ECLIPSE ELECTRIC; RENT, §1 AND $1.60 PER DAY. DOUGLAS 1760. Wedding Statione WEDDING announcements an Douglas Printing Co. Tel. printing. Doug. 644, SWAPPERS' COLUMN IF YOU have anything to' trade, make up 'a little ad and run it in this column for seven days—it only costs 26c andl 3o per answer. ‘This offer {8 good only In Omah and excludes Roal Estate, cash offe Business Properties For Sale or do These, as well us mail orders for use of Swapper's Column, must pay regular rates, Onme or two answers are sufficlent to make your trade and the whole trans- wction only costs about 30c. Try it. FORD-—Touring, 1914, good shape, Presto lghts. 5-pas. Velle, 1014, electirc light and PICTURE SHOW, TNVEST In grain; 12 point; BIG markets; experienced graln man Wil accep amounts of twenty dollars and up to In- vest In grain on my judgment. Trad Commiston Co., 104 Finance Bldg., Ka Clty, Mo. of A SNAP. For Sale—Furniture Park_hotel, Manning, Ia. 790.60 STARTS new logitimate enterprise; $20 profits daily; all or spare time; no competition; no ecanvpssing. Orolo Co., Joulsville, Ky. ALY FOR SALE—Motion plcture films, 1-3 r teature, 1 comedy, plonty of advertising, Above nearly mew. Address Y 66, Bee. nd fixtures Wil not Must ha good proposition for womeonsa. for selling, owner has other busines: write uness you mean busines Halre, Alblon, Neb. WE WANT capable Re Don't James Ton manager to estab- lish office; manage salesmen, Meritorious article. Blg money maker. 100 per cent profit, Exclusive territory to right party. Requires Investment of $800 to §600 Sec- rotary, 334 Natlonal Life Bldg., Ohlcago, BIG PROFITS are being made In wheat by traders in {mmediate touch with the mar- ket. An experienced wheat trader, with excellent channels of Information’ will handle accounts of $60 and upward placed THE BEE NBAT colored woman wishes position as \VAN’I‘EI)‘-—BY oxperienced laundress, fam- H d Taundres %] LAUNDRY wan and_day work. Web, 3401, ANTED-—Work by day. Call Harney 1461, ANTED-—Worl 1610 Davenport St Douglas 1856. Headquarters for hotel help. Female. WANTED—S8i{uation by middie aged woman in tamily of means; capable of assuming responaibilities; references furnished and requir Address J, care Huronlite, Huron, 8. D. LADY—Neat, well experionced, wishes posi- housekeeper for hotel, or motherless home. 1722 Dodge. PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER, Publlo stenographer d notary publio, 807 Beo Bldg. Doug. 1868. Reas. rates. charge for “Situation adi lower than any other form of advertlst —not enough to cover the cost of printl; REFINED lady wishes position as house- eper In private home or smaill family. a| ur _B. McCormac. tion hou: after 6. rooming Call evenings Room 3 rm.{mmTw}.mT"F.m- work as bushelman In taflor shop; Al ref. Web, 3720 after 6. YOUNG Iady wishes po years experlence aa fon in office. Five onographer. Box chambermald. Webster 2346, Lmndry and Day Work, ily or bundle washing to take hom _ney BOSI. WELIABLE coloved woman wants day work, ;v::r‘ldly. Tuesday and Wednesday. South BUNDLE washing; pieca work; lace cur- talng; work guaranteed. Webster 3104, COMPETENT colored woman wants day work, Call Harnay 4765, B'NDLE wash, 60 dox. Called for, Wel WANTED—Dly ‘work k_cleaning, Web. ION. by the day. Call Ty. 1683. Bundle washing and day work. Web, 484; ter, fine shape, trade for diamonds, | with a reasponsible Chicago firm for ;::rl"hnml’l:‘!. or what have you? Box 8| small commisslon, E. B, Jackson, 226 |EXp. laundress wania work. Webster 48§ Postal Telegruph BIdg., Chicago, 11, Experlenced Tady wants day work, Har. 1260, - ADDING mn(hIm-—Burmu WANTED—Rellable man with $3,000 éash | JOBBING and rephiring, 2107 Farnam: chine in perfect condition standard | and upward to open and manago separte [~ Phone Douglas 6340, Wm. Crosby. machine; will exchange for 'typewriter, [ branch. Wil pay right man $300 a month pictures, dlamonds, or what have you? | and better to start; Jiberal profits. A b= | e Box 8, C. 479, Bee. lished company; 'favorablo Investment; WANTED—A good 6-room modern bul low, In exchange for a beautiful, large, ney, 6-room house, Ideally located and built right. Call Colfax 1542 FOR SALE or exchange, scveral second- hand Ford bodies, good as new. Box 207, _ Springfield, ern lowa open for trade on anything worth Balance due on plant arranged on easy terms, A money-maker and can be increased. Owner of equity has work away from home. Box 102, Little Sloux, |' Towa. | WILL trade 4 blue ribbon Flemish Glant hares (doex) valued at $5 each, for any- thing I can use, These hares are largest specle grown, welgh 13 Ibs., are greatly in demand. $150, INTERNATIONAL dellvery truck in good t. DESKS, w tes, scales, showcas —McCormick 4-fool shredder, Charles Schwenck, Route FOR SALE— good a5 new 3, So. Slde, Omaha. FOR SALE CHEAP-—One three refrigerator counters Call Tyler §57. BIG stock of wall paper, paint and varnish, | Bx8-ft._cooler, 8x10x12 . close out at cost Wednesday. Phone Douglas 9006 DRY KINDLING WOOL, ACME ARNEY 1121 WANTED TO BUY shelving, Buttons and Pleati etc. We buy, sell. Omaha Fixture & ng. Supstv Co. 414-16-13 5. 15k, Dong. 3726 VAN ARNAM Dress Pleating and Button Co., 386.7 Paxton Blk., Doug. 3109; accor- dion, knife, side, npace, box, sunburst and combination pleating, hemstiching, pieot edging, pinking, ruching, covering buttons; __all styles and sizes. Price lst free. Carpenters and Contnctura. Hokanson, 2605 lfl'nvfll th. Ty 2192-J Anorney at Law. FRANCIS MORGAN, 613 Bes, Douglas 4059 Caterers, AN EXPERIENCED CATERESS, excellent cook, speclal attention to parties and Sun- duy dlnnarl prices reasonable. Hnr O’MD WANTED—To purchase, old books of descriptions, large or smalk Collection no matter what you have, send postal and buyer will call and pay cash, city or country, Box 17268, Bee. GUTTMA Pays Highest Prices for Furniture, Rugs, (Inth?u. Y‘Innml Office Furniture, Trunks, 5 Res., Webster 4 fiESKS DESKS DESKS New desks, used desks, bought , sold, and traded. J. C, Reed, 1207 Farnam. WANTED—A 3 to 6-h. p. 600-volt direct current motor. State price in first lettery Affinity Spark Plug Co., 419 So, 12th St shoes HOLME clolhe! _ ANNOUNCEMENTS 1,000 letterhoads, $2.60; 1,000 envelopes, $2. THFE PRINTING HOUSE OF MAUER. Phone Doug. 7744, 1619 Farnam St. BRODEGAARD'S "Lucky Wedding Rings” _at lfi()lr nd l)nuglu. HI! DAY and Y. M. Accountnn(s‘ JOHN H. CATHRAE & SON (INC) Chicago, Racine, New Orleans, Public A untants and Auditors. Systematizers, Efficlency Enginee Bustness Counsellors. Omaha Offic V. 0. W. H trunks, sultcas pays your price for second-hand shoes and )mls \Vehnlar 3320. DWORAK, C. P. 1. G. KINNEY, _588 Ramge Bidg. Phone Doug. 2169, ‘Brass_and Iron Foundri E‘lln" Mitchell Co.,, 27th_ana \Inrrlrlui §k Accordion Pleating. ~ B A ACCORDION Side, Knife, Box Pleating, Cov. Buttons, Jiemstitching. Neb. Pleating | _& Button Co., 431-2 Paxton blk. R. 494 Bakeries. | CAKES, pastry and fancy bakery goods supplied to parties, lodges and entertain- ments. Z. H. Reeder, 1606 N. 18th, W, 39217, ORTMAN'S NEW ENGLAND BAKERY, 2 N. 16th ST. BRANCHES—PUBLIC MARKET AND YD BROTHERS, HA “OUR MOTTO"—BETTER BAKED GOODS. LET US PROVE IT. Cleamng and Pressing. BUITS pressed, 36¢; cleaned and aressed, §1 Phil Greenstone, 1405 Harney. Red 2761 ZV.M_MHFH 2616 Leaven th, Tyler 1946, Drs Johnllnn 1325 W, O, W Chlroptacuc and Spinal dmltment. Dr. Burhorn, Rose Bldg. Palmer school graduate. Doug. 5u1 DR. KNOLLENBERG, 8. W, Corner 24th _and Farnam Sts. Phone Douglas 7295 Dawson, 502-3 Rose Bla. 'r 2366 Lawrence, Baird Bidg 8461 Costumes, THEATRICAL gowns, full dress sults, for rent. 204 N. 17th. John Feldman. . 3128, Dressmaking. FOR STYLE, reasonable price in your fall dresses; ses Atkinson Co., 1802 Farnam., WANTED—Dressmaking by (he day; 2104 Davenport 8t. Douglas 7708, GOWNS and sults a speciaity, Work - teed. Webster 4940, ey DRESMAKING — muumhlq rice Baird Bldg. A Terry Dressmak's coilog: 200 \ and Farnam Harney 3934 0t D ves. JAMES ALLAN, 312 N-\Illh Bik, Evidence secured In ull cases, Tyler 1136, Interstate Detective Ass'n, 432 Ramge Bldg. Dancing Academy. Keep Dancing Acdy. i ana Class Mon. eve, class and assombly od. Pri llo i +D. 7850, e Dan hurs,, Sat,, DE LUXE Sun. & ove. school. Monday and Wednesday eve. D. 3443, Academy for Rent Friday Eveniny " Dentists, Dr. Bradbury. No pain. 912 W, O, W. Bidg. Taft's Dent. Rmn, 308 Roso BIdk, D, 2186, e Electrolysis. 7 - Buperfiuous hair removed by eléctricity; nea- _dle work guar'nt'd. Miss Allender, 624 Beo, Lxpert Masseurs, MANICURING, faclal massage, by expert masseuse, 1174 N. 16th St, opposite post- office. Room 208, daily, evenin | FOR SALE-—Rooming house of 20 rooms, Box 102, Little 8loux, Jowa. - well known exclusive line of metal pro- ducts; good for $6,000 a year and over, with Inrge future. Address Y 640, Bee in heart of Excelslor Springs. Modern, fur- nished, brick. Fine opportunity for one wishing to llye near the spring water and make living at same time. Address Dr. C. Thomas, Excelslor Hvflnln. Mo, FOR RENT—Maving Plcture House, Al lo- cation, For terms see BIRKETT & CO, 423 Bee Bldg, Doug. 633, FOR BALE—A grocery and meat market doing good busineds and in fine location; Ford dellvery. No other proposition in _town can beat It. Address _Box 7244, Bee. flh a candy |nnnuflu‘lur!r in spare hours, at home; men and women; 300 per cent COMPT, OP. and :y}?m..... HELP WANTED—MALE Stores and Offices, L BOOKKEEPER AND BM.E! ~—8Sa STENOGRAPHER AND CL] RK--“ BOY TO LEARN TRADE. . OFF"‘F BOY, ... P col tion dept..$4126 B‘I‘ENOGRAPKER. grain firm i3 BILLING CLERK, auto firm. STOCK CLERK, young mi We have many others. Call and NO FILING FEE, only 60 cents to nov-r expenso of Inveatigating references. THE MARTI COMPANY, 1827 W, 0, W. Bullding. MEN WANTED to wear our high-grade running order, to trade for horse, wagon profit; comulnl. factory §16: write for » and harnems.'Or what have you? Box| Bookint 72, it fully expluing. Wayne | (Come wp and took oy micoste U 8. C. 482, Bee. " | Confr's Supply Co. Inc, Erle, Pa, beat. Poorless Taloring o, Room ‘. WILL trade $00 diamond Ting for §ood | FOR SALE—Restwurant serving Teguiar | _Fronser Bi th and Dodge Sts. rondster wutomobile, Electric lights and | “imeals; clgars and confections in “con- | FANK CABHIBR T NTRRRE ] siartor. No Junk considered. 8. C. 485, | nection; doing good business, Wil _seil | “EAR CATTIBR, (nvestmenty ... ¥ Tee g __choap It aken soon._Address Y643, Bee. [ GORICn Onuar) ) . SHORMAKER jack & 3 76; also [ FOR SALB—Moving _plotura show In. | JR, OFFICE CLERK.. . 8x10 view camers, good conditlon, cost| large town, eastern Nebraska; good BOOKKEEPER . $66. Will trade for anything I can together or separate. Box 8. C. 476 FINE young watchdog; not cre good-na- tured and always alert; no burglars on premises he guards. What have you to exchange? 8. C. 491, Beoe | FOR SALE—Ladies’ and genis furnishing A NEW davenport and wo upholstered | store; $2,600 stock and fixtures; fresh rocking chairs, either black or Spanish i nice ghborhood; other busine leather, to trads for, Ford car. Can be reason for selling. 2414 Amul Ave. Col- soen at 4322 8. 24th, /Tel. Bo. 106 fax_1786, WILL SWAP modern hom walkin dis- [ PRINTING establishment, good eastern Ne- tance, for car as part payment, or will braska town of 1,200; will s lfl rant for car, Hudson-slx preferred. Tyler taken at once. Address P. C. Siegert, 1794-J. Wisner, Neb. WE swap or buy Kodaks; films developed free; one-day service. Knse Kodak Studio, Neville Blk, 16th and Harney. ONE CHILD'S BED, ¢ sanitary couch, and washing machine 40 awap; anything use- ful to me. 8 C. 386, Bee. REGINA music box, cabine o0, new, to trade for motoreycle. Box 8. C.| WILLIAMS, Years, To buy 4904, Bee, or nell busin 411 McCague TIORSE, wagon, harness and buggy to awap | _Hidk. _Refer Bl LS for n delivery truck or Ford car. Wal. | DOWD) Sale and Auction Co., Omaha, have 1266 closed out more mdse. stocks than any DANDY WANTED—Growing corporation wanta ca- for melling; might Address Y.-G44, Bee. little grocery with accept living rooms, Colfax must be sdld at once; 11l health. 3841, 2682 Spaulding. “MOTION PICTURE MACHINES, New and rebullt bargains, Omaha Film Exchange, 10§ pable man for office manager; $1,600 In- vestment required; liberal salary; for par- ticulars address Box 521, Aberdeen, 8. D other firm In U. 8. Wfite for torm A LITTLE AD in this column will bring about some remarkable exchanges. BTOVES, rifie and shotgun to swap. have you? Phone Wainut 3208, ~What FOR BALB—Good, clean stock of hard- ware, live town, central Nebraska. Good reagon for selling. Be quick, Address Y 257, Bee. POSTCARD size camera to trade for shot- Box watch, or what have you? Bee, Bun, BUSINESS CHANCES LOOK—MOVIE SHOW BARGAINS—LOOK OMAHA movin, seats 326, well located, doing good business; best buy in city. OMAHA movie, seats 496; fine equip- ments, clears $90 per week. Owner must leave city by November 1 ONLY show Towa town 2,600; seats 226; clears $360 per month. This show one of the best |In lowa no chance for other shows. Sea this FARNAM strest show that {s worth the money. Seo It Seats 400, OMAHA movie to exchange for swall town show. Must be good MOVIE show in Nebraska town 1,200; can be had right. Act quick. MOVIE show Nebraska town 60,000; seats 460; blg money-maker; can be had right. See this IF you are in the market for a good plcture show and mean business, call and see me. 1 have a fine list for you to select from, Towa, Nebraska and Omaha shows that awalt your early inspection. See me. MOVIE show Nebraska town of 4,000; COMPLETE picture show for smle or trade, GOOD physician wants WANTED—A Prico $660. Address Box 6997, Tocation In small town in Town or Nebraska, Would buy office fixtures. Address 7163, Bee. IF YOU want (o sell or buy business or rooming house call on Busch & Borghotf, 730 World-Tiarnld Ph WE BUY, we seil motl h machines, feuture films. Co-oper Film_and_Bupply Co., 210 Bromley ma. FOR SALE by owner, drug store, dwelling and stock; square deal. Address owner, ll! West Glh Ave., l\-_'nvar, Colo. TO GET In or out of business, call on HANUFH‘I"AI: 422 Beo Bldg. l)au' 3477 partner in _ wood-working plant; rare opportunity. Cail Tyler 57. Beo, 0-ROOM_ hotel for wale or trade. Call Doug. 7162, 1y _Rooming Hou: ROOMING HOUSES, all si eat bar- kalns._ 419 Rose Bldg._Phone Tyler 2447, RESPONSIBLE party wishes o rent largs rooming house or family hotel. Will take will in welect location, Box 7318, ten-year lease from any one that bulld to suf] Boe. seats 460; clears $70 per week, box office checking. See this. MOVIE SHOW DEPARTMENT, 419 Rose Bldg Phone_Tyler 2497 Who's setting the pace now? In the first nine months of 1916 THE BEE gulned 42,906 Pald Ads EXCEEDING ths COMBINED GAIN of the other two Omaha papers for mame perfod by motre than— 20,000 PALD ADS, Good Results, Good Rates, Good Service, to Success. SlTUATlONS WANTED WEEKLY RATE, 16 PER LINE, Day work or business ads, re 2 lines one week. 3 lines one week. Eagh extra line 16c |xer week, Persistent Advertising is the Road WANTED—Two ex lonced mllnln- sales- men for exclusive territory on premium that never has n shown; call between }]0 I‘l;\d 12 a. m. F. D. Browning, 312 Baird ul Professions _and Trades. WANTED—AIl_around beef casing man; must understand business thoroughly, $18 por week; also hog casing men; good wages, Allvly Goo. Willlams, care ob __E. Decker & Sons, Mason City, Iowa. DRU PODITIUNI—ALL STATES, CO-OPE! REFHERENCE CQ., Employment B ational Bank Bldg. vl YOUNG man, 16 lens grinding ha Optical Co., 769 Brand EXPERIENCED cabinet makers wanted at once. (ood, steady job for good mechan- fcs. “Omaha Fixture Co., 414 8. 12th 8t, BE AN automoblis expert In six weeks; our big book tell you how. Rahe's Automo- bile School, 601 E. 11th 8t., Kansas City, Mo, DRUG store WANTED—Cabinet makers for out-of-town store and bank fixture factory; steady work. Call at Room 1009, Fontenelle Ho- tel, Tuesday or Wednesday. —_— e WANTED—First-class presser at once; new plant open Oct. 26, Clarke Wardrobe, Hastln Neb. —_— e WANTED—Line men and ground men for toll line work in western lows. Apply district foreman Iowa Telephone ' Co., __Councll_Blufts, Ia. Salesmen and Solicitors. A 31,600,000 ILLINOIS corporation, com- posed of the strongest and best-known business and financial men In America, ls marketing a quick-selling, nationally ad- vertised automoblle speclalty, retalling at from $10 to $16. Exclusive rights will be granted covering territory in th! one or more counties or wllnle a responsible man or com furnieh top-notch references and able to buy merchandise for cash. No bonus asked. A stralght merchandising propo- sition, with a liberal discount. Amount of merchandise to be purchased deter- mined by number of automobiles in tere ritory. A wonderful, money-making ope portunity for any man who can qualify, Give welling experience, references, in- cluding at least one bank. Wire or write ptly Tireold Company, Chicago. WANTED—Man of good appearance for the road to present high-class proposition to a selocted list of business and professional men, A capable man can earn from $50 to $100 a week. For interview address Y 646, Bee. e e SALESMEN—If you are not making $100 per week, it would pay you to investigate * our proposition. Address Y 649, Bee. ol ik B T sirpe Wikl

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