Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 27, 1916, Page 10

THE BEE: OMAHA OCTOBER 1916 __10 i : = g 5 — Want-Ad Rates l cnx WITH ORDER. c e (!fl solid—no h Innerum Ads Paragraphed or Set in thl-y !lyl T per line. ee ol -:nuvc um (Count six word- to the line.) b I'A.......onc time . 'three consecutive times six words to the line.) Specal Rates: d Ranch Lands. T AN Bres consecutive times (Count six words to the line.) FOREIGN ADVERTISING UNDER AGENTS OR HELP WANTED CLASSI- FICATIONS. . ...0ne time threu ‘consecutive times fllfi‘ .CARD OF THANKS, DEATH AND FU- ERAL NOTICES, NO AD TAKEN FOR LESS TOTAL OP 200 OIAI‘.'HI h Inuruon Two lines or more (Count six wnrd- io ths tine, (Contract nlu on application.) THE BEE will not be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion of an adver- tisement ordercd for more than one time. ADVERTISERS should l':t‘lhl vr;c;::llA l'lVel: c Bee In 'ment for Wai hy “ e can_ba rectified without them. ml ’A‘HI TILEPHONE 1f you cannot con- venlently bring or sent in your ads. Ask o Want-Ad Taker, and you will re- celve the same good service as when livering your ad at the offic PHONB ’I'YL!R 1000, WANT-AD COLUMNS CLOSE. EVENING EDITIONS 12: _ MORNING EDITIONS. MOVIE PROGRAM Downtown. FRRNAM, 1110 FARNAM BLANCHE SWEET, “THBE SECRET SIN" GOOD._COMEDY. 13! GLAS Bluebird, Redfeati iversal Prod v and “THE HOUSE OF BONDAGE" CLIFTON, W6TH AND BURDETTE PEARL WHITE / “HAZEL KIRK.' LUKE COMEDY, IND, " INA" (I-RI‘IL) VITAGRAPH B COUNT" LIN SPECIAL AND _mzfig:uu. K “HER DOUBLE LIFE" D IMING EDWIN STEVENS, “THE YELLOW MENACE" Tulm BARA. “UNDER m FLAGS" “AMERICA’S PRINCE" D A DISCORD" IN SPELL OF THE YUKON" i i DREW COMEDY - DOROTHY DAVENPORT, ' “THE UNATTAINABLE” OWAWA, T AND DODGE ! ROBERT WARWICK, “FRIDAY, THE 13TH" PATHE. Side, HTH AND M “‘lfll Mllufllloll MOLLY 'O eonmpy EATHS & FUNERAL NOTICES. , October 2 25 Cass street John's church Interment Holy BSepulchre _CARD OF THANKS. to thank our uds and for the Kkindness shown at death of our beloved won and btnh-‘. Ir hlt lll Order of Stags, for floral offerings. JOHN HEATH, Fat MAGGIE HEATH, Siste e e e # and Cemeteries. ul‘l.;l"l. tablets and crosses man Grave g:-mm 70 Spencer 8¢ Webster 3 FUNERAL DIRECTORS. om and fu- directors. 717 B, 16th. Tyler “’l‘l. rectors IN~-Funeral di 104 Leavenworth. Har, 90, l lhlunlt.hou.uol \ipp MLHU&- 1818 LEE ll« Doug. 1238, LARMON Doug, 8244, th D, County road, nisky, 4130 dlckl. 1606 Drexel, girl; ond, bo; Railroad avenue, boy; James and Ellzabeth Waddell, E. Hallberg, 510 Willlam, boy; Willlam F. and Margaret Lohse, 3416 Arbor, boy; Frank girl; South Eleventh, ‘Tomasello, Hans and Theresa Weiss, 1314 South Fifth, boy; L. A. and M. Fredrickson, 949 North Twenty-sixth, gir 710 South Sevepteenth, boy; Louls and Jose- phine Popp, Matt and Marle Crali BIRTHS AND DEATHS. FOR SALE—Miscellaneous ' ANNOUNCEMENTS Births—Frank and Minna Andrews, 6319 bo; hn and Anna Dvor- girl; Frank and Boyena Vo- Joseph and Rose 5503 South Twenty-first, boy; Enoch Vellle Olson, 1028 North Thirty-sec- Frank and Sophla Svehel, 6611 2109 J, boy; Charles A. and Alice nd Lottie Sautter, 2746 South Seventh, Willlam and Minnie Reuben, 2236 Antonino and Glovanna 1039 South Twentleth, boy; Mark and Mattle Mott, 1040 South Twenty-third, boy 2818 Franklin, girl. Deaths—Helen L. Beatty, 8, 2917 Dupont Richard F. Wussor, 36, 2416 Spencer; Ther. e Irene Fischer, 3 months, 611 Martha eph Obradihich, 37, 1213 South Thir; nth; Leon Lewis, 14, 920 North Twenty- eventh avenue; Clarence E. Heath, 36, 2117 Grace, e Otto Lund, Audubon, Martha Anderson, Marne, Ia Wal MARRIAGE LICENSES. The following licenses 0 wed have been ued : Name and Address. LeGrand Skinner, Erle, Pt Belle Skinner, Erle, Pa..).. Harry E. Frost, jr., Omaha Mary McNulty, Omaha...... Elmer Hart, Essex, Ia Adina Tillman, Essex, I r Rushing, Om: Leola Moore, Omaha James J. O'Connor, Omah: Margaret Kear Morris Rosenblum, Omaha Omal Lena Effros, Omaha. Stanley Richards, Ashland, Neb.... Buelah Smyth, hllnd Neb. . Charles Knox, Omi Clara E. Miller, somh B‘lhllhnm, Isaac C. Simon, OmlhA e Emma Walk ‘Thomas Cunmnflum. Om hi Elizabeth A, Willlams, Omeh: Christ Sierks, Herman, Neb Blalr, Nl ¥ you € & here, you will surely recover It if found by honest person. Remarkable recov- eries are brought about every day through this_column, THE LAW-—People who find lost ar- cles are Interested In knowing that the ate law is strict in requiring them to mesk the owner through advertisement and otherwise, and that a fallure to do 80, if same can be proven, involves & rious penaity. OMAHA & COUNCIL BLUFFS STREET RAILWAY COMPANY. Persons having lost some article would do well to call up | ffice of the Omaha & Councll Bluffs St Rallway company to ascertain whether they left it in the street car. Many articles each day are turned in and the company s anxious to restofe them to the rightful owners. Call, Tyler 800, know! ol between Rome Hotel and How- ard Bt. Please notity Thompson-Belden Co. )lllllmry Dept., and avoid ll’ollbl . Reward. LOST—Double-tooth Elk fob, back, “G. C. Clarke, No. reward if returned to comptroller's of- flen, city hall, G. C. Clark. fih!luk Fos terrfer with har: il ness on; gorew tal ing three weeki ‘white spot on front breast, brindle on front logs. Reward., Harney 4618. iiwnB:t 5 for return of black horss, welghing 1,600 Ibs.; white mark on for __head, scar ‘on_ench hip. Call 8o. 3408 Boda Fountain. GREEN'S PHARMACY, 16th and Howard. LOBT—Gold ring with long green setting at Boyd theater or Beaton Drug Co. Re- ward. Dfillllll 2728, tin Tined overcoat; onv - n‘:.nu |n mln\. Liberal reward. Do um| At ‘Tuesday night. Harney 271, ———— ui—fi“’fin T BVIDENCE § § ART THE DOLLARS''BUYING POWER § Qumr and pflnc is the keynota is remarkable furniture salo— mt ‘honest, dmnnblo quality that carries with it the assurance of hlu-l satistaction. t is our constant effort to place lll Iu! of turniture before you at the lowest possible prices conslstent ‘with !ln uullt otfered. TATE FURNITURE CO. . Cor. ull and Dodge. Phone Douglas 1317, VII. furniture, ruj bedad and linen of kin Open il Dolgoft, 1839 N, 24th 8t. TOVES, ALL KINDS oo s TIrvt, Frices right. ty Furniture Co, 107 8. 1dth Loyal Furhiture Co,, 228 N, 16th 8t. o Acorn baso-burn 0od A8 46 Decatur 8t. Walnut 123 s and Musical Instruments. Wl Ffil unimu $200 Mahogany cabinel lays Victor and Edlson rec- ll"l Ik. C“ Georgia Ave. tores an NEW fo or_trade. Phone Red Billlards and Pocket lelel. FOR SALB—BILLIARD TADLES. Brand FOR SALB—BILLIARD TABLES, Brand new, ~carom and pocket, with eomnlol( outfit, $126; second-hand duced prices; bowling alleys nnd \lypllu, easy payments. Cigar stores, drug, dell- catossen and soda fountain fixtures, THE BRUNSWICK.-BALKE-COLLENDER CO., 407-409 Bouth 10th 8t. l ery an Eulnu NEW ECOND-HAND MOTORS. BXPERT nuc&mcum AND LE BRON ELECTRICAL WORKS, 20 8. 13th 8t, Omaha. DOILERS, steam, eleotric, plpes. Gross Wrecking C oW, was ongines, 1819 Cuming. RODREGAARD'S “Lucky Wedding Ring: at 16th and Douglas Sts. Printing and Office Supplies. COIH‘HCIAL Duplicating Co., also publie Steno. Phone for prices. Douglas 2308, HD Paxton Blk, Get our prices on job printing. CAMPAIGN CARDS A SPECIALTY, U, 8. PTG, CO, BEE BLDG. DOUG. 1173, WATERS-B. _brinting ' 'r SEWING MACH INE§ ‘We rent, repair, sell needles and parts of all sewing mthlnu. MICKE! NEW machines sold the same as rent; §3 Bee us before you buy or on ten days' fre Butts Typewriter Exchange, 316 !. mh. Omah: TYPEWRITERS sold, Rent an Ollver Typewriter, for $6. Central Typewriting Exchange, 1905_Farn REMINGTONS, — Monarchs Premiers for rent; sent anywhere. Rem- ington Typewriter Company. D. 1384 WE BU and “oxchange typewriters Guaranteed tpyewriters, $10.00 up. Write for tat, Midiand Co., Bee Bld SAVE 30 per cent on your typewriter and Smitl Miscellaneous. MY high standard of quality will be main- tained; 4 quarts of Old Fontenelle whisky, $3.25; bottled In bond. Henry Pollock, mail order house, Doug. 7162 122-124 N. 16th St Home-made grape wine, $1.25 PER GALLON, Sunkist port, full quart, 60 cen Old Taylor whisky, full quart, 9§ cents. CACKLEY BROS, g DESKS, safes, scales, showcases, shelving, etc, 'Weo buy, sell Omaha Fixture & Supply Co., 41 8 8. 724 TADY'S velvet sult, size 35, was §35, cheap. Girl's coat, set or mink furs, auto cap. Harney 1362, 4 DRY KINDLING WOOD. __ ACMBE BOX COMPANY. HARNEY 1837, FOR SALE—McCormick 4-rool shredder, good as new. Charles Schwenck, Route 3, South Side, Omaha. WANTED TO BUY Pays Highest Price for Furniture, Rugs, Office Furniture, Trunks, 3971. Res., Webster 4204. DESKS DESKS DESKS Now desks, used desks, bought , sold, and traded. J. 1207 Farnam, HIGHEST price pald for !(‘ and clotl t D.6881 or D. Wll Tinners. TIN work of al! kinds, est. ch-ertuny given. \sasser, 1921 8. 11 543 Wedding Stmonery. WEDDING announcements and printing. Douglas Printing Co. Tel. Doug. 644. SWAPPERS’ COLUMN 1F YOU have anything to trade, make up little ad and run it in this column for seven days—It only costs 26c and 3c per answer. This offer Is good only In Omaha, und excludes Real Estate, cash offers and Business Properties For Sale or Trade These, us well as mall orders for use of Swapper's Column, must pay regular rates. One or two answers are sufficlent to-make your trade and the whole trans- action only costs about 30c. Try it AUTO—40 h. p. touring car, fine shape throughout; worth $300 cash, but will trade on this basis for lighter car, mator- cycle or Edison dis¢ phonograph. Give full particulars and answers quick before I store car for winter. Address S, C. 500, Bee boxes of shells, 3 dining room chair swap for fireless cooker. What have you? watchdog; not cross, good-na- and always alert; no burglars on premises he guar What have you to exchange ? C. , Bee i SMALL diamond ring, cost $25, for some- thing a lady can use; also fine female bull pup. What have you? 8. C. pays your price for second-hand 1elothes, lhlll.‘l and hats. Webster 3320, J. L. Jacobson, Jewelor ANNOUNCEMENTS 1,000 Tetterheads, §2.50; 1.000 envelope THE PRINTING HOUSE OF MAUER, Phong Doug. 7744, 1619 Farnam 8t OMPLETE Iine silk ladies’ wear, all de: scriptions, Zoldan & Joseph, wholesale and retail dry goods, 1310 Dodge 8t BRODEGAARD'S “Lucky Wedding Win at 16th and Douglas St DAY and Y, M. A. Night School. Accountants, JOHN H. CATHRAE & SON (INC.) Chicago, Racine, New Orleanh Public_Accountants and Auditors, Systemiatizers, Efficloncy Engineers. Bustness Counsellors. Omaha Oftice, 1223-24 W, O, W. Bids. H. L. Bray, Resident Man; B. A. DWORAK, C. P. A T. G. KINNEY, 533 _Ramge Bidg. Phone Douj Accordiodf Pleating. ACCORDION sm Knif Box Cov. Buttons, mstitehl) ), & Button Co., 431-2 Paxton blk, R. Bakeries. CAKES, \ pastry and fancy bakery goods supplied to pa hl. lodges and entertain- ments. Z H. Reeder, 1606 N. 18th, W. 8937, ORTMAN'S NEW ENGLAND BAKERY, 212 N. 16th ST. BRANCHES—PUBLIC MARKET AND AYDEN BROTHERS. “OUR MOTTO"—BETTER BAXED GOODS. LET US PROVE 1T, steam. Modern Turkish BATHS AND HA!!ADI Private lplrlmenu for ladles, with lady attei 9 Farnam. Phone Doug. 1. Dr. W, H. Knollenberg, combihing Sulphur Steam Baths & Chiropractic treatments, 13 for $20; single adjusting, $1. Lady at- tendant, ‘W. Cor. 24th & Far, 8t. D, 7286, RITTENHOUSE Banitariu all kinds baths. 210-214 Balrd Bl 17! d_Douglas. Brass and Iron Foundries. l’lxton-lfl!ehnll Co., 27th and Martha Sts. Buttons and Pleating, Agoor- dm knife, side, space, inburst ud combination pledting, hematiching, dging, pinking, ruching, covering butf m. all styles and sizes. Price liat fres. Got_anything you'd to swap? Use the "Swappers’ Column." " Carpenters and Contractors, Cw, uoi!nlon 2506 Leaven'th. Ty. 2193, Lessard & 8on, 1906 Capitol Ave. Tyler 1633, Attorney at Llw. FRANCIS MORGAN, 6138 Bee. Douglas & lxrmlmcn mg{%nm le; excellent &m. to parties and ‘.|\|.=.. cook, special dinners; prices reasonable. Har, mfi and Puiahg. BUITS pressed, § and pressed, Phit ommn 3 uol B-rn-y Red l1=1. ractic. Drs_Johnston, llfl 0. W. B . D, 6529, ractic and Spinal Adjustment. Dr. Burhorn, Rose Bldg. Palmer school graduate. Doug. b u DR. KNOLLENBERG, 5. W. Corne: and Farnam Sts. Phono Douglas 729 ONE child’s anitary cou washing machine to trade fpr, what have _you? Box 8. C. 606, Bee. ‘s WE swap or buy kodaks; filma developed free; one-day service, Kase Kodak Studlo, Neville Blk., 16th and Harney. POSTCARD size camera to trade for watch, or what have you? . HELP WANTED—MALE HELP WANTED—MALE PERSONAL Stores and Offices. MGR, (INVESTMBENT) TENO. . LERK AND TYPIST . RATE CLERK SALESMAN (INVESTMENT). WELDING OPR. (AUTOGENOUS) BK. CASHIER (INVESTMENT) BK. BOOKKEEPER THE CA) ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER, young man for wholesale house, prefer young man with at least lome year in mercantile book- keeping who Is looking for a permanent position. Salary, $60-865. Western Reference & Bond Ass'n. Inc. 762 Omaha National Bank Building. Trade Schools. than make your wi charge you to begin; 1403 TRI-CITY 'BARBIR COLLI B PRIVATE homs for ladies; obstetrical cases speclalty. 3011 Miami, Web. 2908. 'l-‘LLA WEBSTER, masseuse, 618 Paxton 1y 8 p. m. D. 3327 1802 anicuring, Farnam Douglas 8751, Miscellaneou ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES. MEN WANTED—Able-bodled unmarried men under age of 35; cltizens of United States of good character and temperate habits who can speak, read and write the Eng- ish lsususgs. For information apply to Recruiting Officer 15th and Dodge Sts., Omaha, Neb. 305, 10th 8t Lincoln, Neb.; 827 4th St. Sloux City, Towa; 207 6th Ave. Des Moines. Iowa. WANTED—Young man not over 18 years of age—must have high school or college training—be neat in appearance and give |- references. Excellent opportunity for ad- vancement, Address Box 7433, Bee. STENO. and typist, out of town, $70; steno. and bkkpr., out of town, $65; steno, rail- road, $76; bkkpr., $75. WATTS PEF. CO., 840 Bran. Thea. BIdg, BOOKKEEPER, clean-cut young man; splendid firm; $75 to start. THE MARTI CO., 1327 W. 0. W. Bldg. Professions #nd Trade: Wanted—Experienced rug man for ware- house work, Orchard & Wilhelm, REOlNA ‘music box, cabinet records, lood as new, to trade for motorcycle. Box 8. C. 494, Bee. FORSE, wagon, harness and bugEy (o sWap for a' delivery truck or Ford car. Wal 126 A LITTLE AD in this column will bring about some remarkable exchanges. FORD to trade for up-to-dal -pas. Box 8. C. 497, Bee. BUSINESS CHANCES WANTED—Agehta throughout Jowa and Nebrasks to sell SPRING OILERS for autos, Every car needs them. All auto distributors, gar: etc., recommend them. $24.50 will handle large county. Money refunded it can’t make good. G. L. W. BPRING OILER CO., OMAHA. 882 Brandels Bldg. car. In the first nine months of 1916 THE BEE gained 42,906 Pald Ads. EXCEEDING the COMBINED GAIN of the other two Omaha papers for same period by more than— 20,000 PAID ADS. Good Results, Good Rates, Good Service A BNAP. r Sale—Furniture and fixtures of hotel, Manning, Ia. PICTURBE SHOW, with bullding, for sale, Will not consider sale without bullding. Must have $9,000 cash to swing deal. A Kood proposition for someone. Reason for selling, owner has other business. Don't write uness you mean business. James Halre, Alblon, Neb. GUARANTY plgn; get In or out business. All states. F. V. lest, Bee Bldg., Omaha. MO'HON PICTURB_MACHINES. New and rebullt bargains, suppli Omaha Film Exchange, 108 8. 14th 8t WANTED—Growing corporation wants ca- pable man for office manager; §1,600 In- vestment required; liberal y; for par- ticulars address Box 521, Al ean, 8. D. I HAVE first-class machinery for laundry d dry cleaning. Am looking for partner wilth money. If interested, phone Tyler #92-W, or call 1711 Burt St. FOR 'SALE—8mall grocery store In beat Iowa town. Good stock, cheap rent. Box 184, Creston, Ia. WILLIAMS, cstablished 39 years. To buy or wsell business sée him. 411 McCague Bldg. Reference, U, 8. National Bank. DOWD Bale and Auction Co., Omaha, have closed out more mdse. stocks than any other firm fn U. 8. Write for terms. TOR BALE—Good, clean stock of hard- ware, live town, central Nebrasks. Good reason for Be quick. Address Y _267, Bee. IF YOU want to sell or buy & business or rooming house call on Busch & Borghoff, 730 World-Herald Bldg. Phone D. 3819, it motion picture theaters, s, Co-operat! Film and Supply Co., 310 Bromley Bldy FOR BALE by owner, drug store, dwelling and stock; square deal. Address owner. lu won 8th Ave., Denver, Colo, ) 1h or out of business, oall on Ry aANGES AD, 413 Bee Bldg. Doug. 3477. 40-ROOM hotel for sale or trade. Call Douglas 7163, Rooming Houses. Dr, Frances Dawson, 603- ostume: THEATRICAL luwnl. full dress suits, for rent. 204 N, 17th. John Feldmas DA 3128, nuon:‘mflnfo in your fall Atkin Co,, 1802 Farnam. ressmaking by the day; 2104 Davenport 8t. Douglas 7708. DOWtN! and suits a speclalty, Work guar- FIRST-CLASS dressmaking. Harney 3934, GOWNS—200 Baird Bldg, D. 2706 Detectives. JAMES ALLAN, 312 Neville Blk. Evidence socured In all cases. Tyler 11 Interstate Detective Asa'n, 432 llml Bldg. Dancing Academy, Kee Dancmg Acdy. i class and assembly Wed. any time D. 7850. ROOMING HOUSES, ail IIIQ ®ains, 419 Rose Bl SITUATIONS WANTED WEBKLY RATE, 16c PER LINE. Day work or regular rates. 3 lines one week... GRS T 3 lines one week Rt 1 Each extra line 16c per week. Male. MAN and wife with 3 boys ahd 2 girls want work on farm in southern part of Ne- to self, fuel and cow fur- B, A. Thorp, 3818 N. 16th at bar- Tyler 248’ Bt. POSITION wanted by middle aged couple, man to husk corn, woman as cook or housekeeper. A. H. Spencer, Gen. Del, Omaha, Neb. ‘A COLORED man and wife desire a position of apartment nouse. Call C. Smith. WANTED—Position engineer or fireman. eral dellvery, Omaha, COLORED man, porte kind; A-1 references. am _stationary L. L. Oldaker, gen- -Janitor work, Webster 6157, any Tues;, Thurs,, Sa h Monday and Wednesday Academy for Rent Friday Evening: COLORED man wants place as Im\llemln + Websater §908. 2004 N. 26th St. EXPERIENCED man wants hotel job. Wel ster 6323, Dentists. Dr, Bradbury. No pain, 912°W. O. W, Bldg. Taft's Dent, Rms, 308 Rose Didg, D, 2186 Express Companies. TWIN CITY Express Co., 1623 Cass St. Douglas 1717 Heavy hauling a_speclalty. Anywhere 25¢. Web. 2104. Everything for Women. ACCORDION, side, knife, sunburt leating; covered butto atyles, hemstitching; picot edgin, broldery; beading, braiding, cording, ey lot_cut’ work, buttonholes, pennants. IDEAL BUTTON AND PLEATING CO. 300 Douglas Blk. Douglas 193 SWITCHES from combings. §1 up. Dy G0c. Mrs. M. Brilihart, 338 Paxton Bldg. Fixtures and Wiring. ing machines, electric irons and reading Douglas 261 ing. IDRAL Halr Parlors, 207 Baird Bldg. Mani- curing, tollet articles. Douglas Furnace Cleaning. IF YOUR furnace neeas cleaning or repair- ing call the rnace Doctor,. Dou 1 FURNACE and chimney cleaning palring F. Borneman. Douglas 1l“ Job Printin| ’ GATR.CITY Frinting Co, high-grade print- ing. 2621 N. 34th. Phone Web. 16 ustices of the Peace. CLAIGORNN, 612 Paxton Blk. Red . Notary Public; deposition, steno. Sdel, Notary Publie: Sepositof. slene T W. BRITT, 301 Barker Blocky Masseures. Sclentic massa, baths, 1312 Faroam St p: plies. Call Midiand Co., Douglas 3147 888 & |~ umber and Building Mater terials, GOOD lumber at ‘\I W M, only » used. 26th and HUNTER R’.‘AL’I‘Y 00 111 N. 35th, ellaneous. the Wm_— galned 4 IXCIIDlNG\(hc COM the other two\Omaha papers for same ".l‘ PAID ADS, Good nmlm% Rates, Good Service. OMAHA PILLO . ‘olt and halr mat- tresses made over In the price of sample of tieking, Muil orders filled. 1907 Cuming Bt. Douglas 2467 ALEX JETTES LI¢ UOR HOUSE, ‘Thirteenth an: Bottled in bond w! hk)' ”c. 1.00, $1.26, full quart, , MASSAQGE girl_wanted. 1333 Farnam. A e . ' Osteopaths, \Dr. Mary Andersen, 60 Bee Bidg, D. 3996. Patent Attorneys. PATENTS procured, bought and sold. Inter- tlonal Patent Co., 583 Brandels. D, 6691, T, A. STURGIS, 630 Brandels Th. D. a4 Piano T\mlng PIANO TUNING, $1.76. Webster Pianos for Rent. A Hosnve Co., 1513 Douglas. Rug Manufacturers. FLUFF rugs from old carpets; rdg spoclalty; cleaning and alteration Rug_Factory, 2422 Cuming, Red P Towel Supplies, OMAHA Towel Supply. 307 8. 11th. D523, Hotels and Restaurants, RELIABLE ' EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 1610 Davenport St. Douglas 1856, Headquarters for_hotel help. \ ‘emale. A RESPECTABLE, middle-aged widow would like a position as cook or cham- bermald in small /hotel, or as house- ki COMPETENT woman wants children to care for, days or evenings, while mothers at- tend theaters and other entertainments. References furnished. Harney 933, WANTED—AL once, 12 carpentes work and heavy timbering, wages 55 cts. per hour. Apply Phoenix Construction Co., foot of Leavenworth St. DRUG POSITIONS—ALL STATES. CO-OPERATIVE REFERENCE CO., Nebraska's Greatest Employment Bureau. 1016-16 City National Bank Bldg. REGISTERED pharmacist wanted, probably 1. Furnish references and full s In first letter. Address Y 638, The Bee carriod 42,906 MORE PAID Want Ads first 9 months of 1916 than same period 1915 This figure EXCEEDS THE COM- BINED GAIN of the other two Omaha papers by OVER 20,000 PAID ADS. Redsol Better Results, Better Rates. WANTED—Teams to_work at 48th and Burlington tracks, South Side; work on Western wheel scrapers. H. K. Anderson FARMERS, ATTENTION. We furnish real farm hauds free of charge. - Write or phone. _.ployment Agey., 209 8. 13t N WANTED—20 laborers, part for day and part for night work; wages 30c par hour, 10 hours. Apply general foreman Phoenix Construction Co., foot of Leavenworth. 5. Government wants clerks $100 month; Omaha examinations coming soon; sam- ple questions free. Franklin_ Institute, Dept, 221 T, Rochester, N. Y. PIPELAYERS, 33.60; laborers city, $3; teamsters, $2.50; man and wife, farm. Raymond's Labor Agency, 1119 Douglas MAN to work in barn. _Must be steady and sober. Address Box 7467, B A PRIVATE St. Phone (‘nl(lx SCIENTIFIC massage, Douglas 6372 Manlcuring and tass. 1623 Farnam. 0. FACIAL massage at your home, mr suo. mAS FOR RENT—ROOMS ATTENTION, ROOM HUNTERSL It you fail to find the room you desire among these ads, call at The Bee office for a Room List—Gives complete detalled description of vi cant rooms in all parts of the city. It more convenient phone The Want Ad Dept. and give your name and address and a list will be malled to you at once. New lists are issued every week. Fumxshed Koqms. ONE comfortable room, suitable for two of more gentlemen; also two smaller sleeping rooms and one light housekeeping room. Newly decorated. All steam heated. 1911 ‘maternity home, 4416 N. 38th 04 Bee Bldg. Phone FOR RENT—Steam-heated furnished rooms for men only, at the Sunshine apartments. Rates, $2.50 and up per week. Office, 608 17th St. STRICTLY modern, newly furnished, warm room in small flat, $10 to redpectable, permanent géntleman. Walking distange. 712 N. 22d Bt. N. 22D. 321—Cozily furnished, entirely mod- ern rooms, with or without board; also rooms for light housekeeping, and lar ga for rent. WANTED—Experienced driver for grocery wagon. Buffett & Son. WANTED—Young _men clerks; $76 per mont! tian questions tree. Dept. 221 R, Rocheste: WANTEI mes men winhing to become government rallway ma'l clerks. $75 wonth. Quick increase to $150, Vacations. Addréws Y-635, Bee. - Franklin lmuuug N. THREE comfortable sleaping rooms. Four unfurnished rooms. Call Douglas 9187. 2213 Howard. §08 NO. 18TH ST.—Parlor room, nicely fur- nished, $4. Also other sleeping rooms. Douglas 8729 NEAR Kountze Place, 24th St. car line, Large, nished front room in Phone Webster 4789. only one block to attractively-tur- private family. CHICKEN pickers wanted, highest pay, steady work, long season. Come at once. Swift & Co.. lowa Falls, la. STEAM-HEATED rooms, $2 per week. Also rooms with Kkitchenetts. Ogden hotel, Council Bluffs, e maker. to the 1407 s Permanent position and top right man. Washington M: Dougl! WE want elght moulders on stove plate and furnace work. Security Stove & MTfg. Co, 17th and Oskland Ave., Kansas City, o. handlers, 9th and WANTED—Experienced freight Unlon Pacific Freight House, Jackson Sts. WANTED—2 men for handling Omaha _Box Co, East Omaha. MEN wanted to enlist in Signal Corps at once; report at Lincoln. lumber. FIRST-CLASS solderer wanted. Good pay and no booszer. Hicks Retinning Co., IOH ming. WANTED—Box sawer and planer man. Omaha Box Co., East Omaha. PRESS feeders wanted. Waters-Barnhart Printing Co., 624 8, 13th Bt, Salesmen and Solicitors. WANTED HIGH CLASS MAN WITH EXPERIENCE IN SALE OF STOCKS AND BONDS. ™ A large middle west corporation wishes: to secure services of man who has had experience in organization and promotion, to travel in states of Iowa, Nebrasks, Kansas and Missourl, Applicant must not be less than 35 years of age, and besides promotion and ling experience, must be aggressive, # enthusiastic and possess sound judg- ment and tact, A permanent position (in which applt- cant can make from §5,000 to $8,000 net per year is open to man who can show above requisites, providing his reo- ord will stand close scrutiny. ‘Write giving brief outline of .um ce in strictest confidenc Enclos a pleture nl yourselt ‘it possible. M- dress 7000, —————'—fi__. MAN WHO HAS HAD EXPERI- ENCE AS SALESMAN. Can qualify for highly lucrative sition, which will able him to from $3,000 to $5,000 per year—if he can show good record as a salesman— and if, In addition, he has proper ap- pearance, due to proper living and good health, Applicant should be at least 30 years of age and have acquired the worki habit if he wishes to be considered. must also be prepared to spend a week or two carefully studying our propo- sition. ® will make liberal weekly advances. rite giving full particulars about yourself and past experience which need not neceasarly be that of a traveling salesman, Address 7002, Bee. OLD rellable concern manufacturing high grade line elevator grain cleaners, fan- ning mllls, corn graders, offers an at- tractive commission proposition to sales- men calling on hardware, elevator and implement trade. We need men for Kan- sas, Iowa, Nebraska, Missourl. This is the strongest line of its kind in America, highly advertised and a sure money- maker for live salesmen. J. L. Owens Company, Minneapolis, Minn, WE have an opening in several Iowa and Nebraska counties for distributors; pres- ent employees making highly satisfactory profits. Sell G. L. W. Spring ofl ;ulomol:llu Every owner a o profit to agent over L. W. Spring Oller Co. of 3 Brandels Bldg. AL SRS il L R WANTED: TWO SALESMEN, MUST HAVE NEAT APPEARANCE AND WILLING TO WORK FIVE HOURS A DAY ON LEADS, NO CHARGE FOR _SAMPLES, NEW PROPOSITION, IN BEST TERRITORY OF IOWA AND NEBRASKA. Call be- tween 10 and 12 a. m. 812 Baird Bulld- D. Browning. WANTED—Salesmen to sell houshold goods, experlence unnecessary and liberal com. pensation to wids Co. WANTED—Experienced nursery salesmen for Immedial work., For Information ;d%reu Yankton Nursery Co.,, Yankton, right p.rm €0, 1201 W. 0. W. Ee——— WANTED—F'rst-class boller and' furnace salesman for Kai One with road experience preferred. Address Y 663, Be FIRST-CLASS A No. 1 plano salesmen. Apply Mr. Grotendick, Brandels Plano De- partment. STOCK and bond salesman. STANDARD SEC. & INV. CO.. 1017 W. 0. W. Bldg. SALESMEN—BIg mohey for business get- ters. Call at 1017 W. O. W. Bidg. wishea po- keeper for hotel, rooming home. Call evenings Room 20. hous after 6. WANTED—Salesmen who can earn $60 per week. 432 Ramge Bldg. Teamsters and Chauffeur STENOGRAPHER, Public sienographer and notary publie, 607 Bee Bldg. Doug. 1868. Reas. rates. THE BEE charge for “Situation ads’ is lower than any other form of advertising ~—not enough to cover the cost of printin| BLDERLY German lady wants position as housekeeper, Box 7 REL. COLORED woman bushelman in tallor shop; Al ref. 3729 after 6. YOUNG lady wishea position in office, Five years experionce as stenographer. Box 7282, Bee. 3 EXPERIENCED woman wants position as chambermald or dish washing. Harney 2165, WANTED—Nurse aprons (o make, 3 for §1. Phone Doug. 6365 and call for No. 11. s work as Web. NEAT colored woman wishes position as ohambermaid. Webster 2346. Laundry and Day Work. TEAMSTERS WANTED. WE pay good wages to steady, reliable men. Sunderland Bros. Co, 20th and Hickory or cal! Tyler 1773, Boys. WANTED--Boys, over 16, In our bottiing de. paftment. Willow Springs Distillery, 4th ~ and Pierce Sts. BOYS wanted to learn trade; must be 16 years of ago. Gordon-Lawless Co., Sth 3 00d wages. King's Pharmacy, 24th and Farnam. BOY for general work, German preferred. A Moyer_% _Co, 1611 Farnam St. FINE chi learn a good 0 WANTED—Dellvery boy with Phone Webster 7138, is the best Investment The Beo real estate Teference, you could maki calumns. HELP WANTED—FEMALE Stores and Offices. « LARGE, clean parlor; modern flat, nicely furnished, $4 per week. 214 N. 25th St. NORTH 18TH, 2012—Well lighted and heat- ed, cozy rooms, leather furhiture, very homelike, quiet. $2.60 and $3. Webster 7816. CALDWELL ST., 2619—Two we rooms. Private family, ern, thing cozy. Call Webster 3980. NORTH 17TH, 909—Private family; steam heat; cozy yoom; only gentlemen. Red 68, turnished every- AN experienced Comptometer operator, posi- tion 1s in an up-town office, hours § to 5:30, Baturday afternoon off; permanent position, salary depends upon experlence. Western Reference & Bond Ass'n., Inc. 753 Omaha Natlonal Bank Building. COMPTOMETER OPR. STENO. (40 to 45) STENO, AND BILL CLERK, (30 to 35) 3§ THE CANO AGENCY, 600 BEE BLDG. FARNAM, 2822—Nice steam-heated sleep- 3 ing rooi Harney 6017. WELL-HEATED and cozy roo: nished; private home. Web. 11" NEAR néw Ford plant, one heated, well ' furnished room. 1137 N. 18th St, CHICAGO—2510—In private hom south front room with alcove; room. tur- large also sid BTENO, and bkkp steno., $30; file clerk, $50; file cler! WATTS REF. CO., 840 Bran. Thea. mdl YOUNG lady clerk. Moyer Sta. Co., 1611 Farnam St. Professions _and “Trades. BINDERY girl_wanted. Waters-Barnhart Printing Co., 524 S, 13th St. WANTED—Bxperienced _shirtmaker. Paxton BIk. 407 FOR RENT—Front room, furnished, private bath if desired. 2121 Douglas. Doug. 1741, TWO large south rooms, well furnished, modern home, Moderate price. 2614 Cass. 2024 CHICAGO—Well-heated sleeping rooms, __also_ housekeeping rooms. BOUTH front room, modern, furnace heat; lady preferred. Harney 4546, COZY steam heated room, 619 8. 16th SE, Flat 6. WORKINGMEN'S Hotel, 209 N. 13. T. 2572, MABSAGE girl wanted, 1322 Farnam St. Saleswomen and Solicitors, Household and Domestic. ‘WANTED—3 experienced whi girls for / general housework. Small family. Also | cook and laundress. References. Tele- phone Doug. 62. 224 N. 18th St. GIRL for general housework, 6ne who is §00d cook, no laundry, good wages. 416 . 38th st. Phone Harney 2650. WANTED—A child's_nurse, refsrences re- quired. Mrs. Joseph Barker, Blackstone hotel. Harney 954. AN EXPERIENCED mald for genel housework. No washing. Mrs. W. Lyle, 534 Park Av WOMEN as attendants for Invalid gentlemen, $30 a month. Phone Doug. 7163. 2428 8. ?“I\ !l: N WANTED—GIr] for general housework, Mrs. 8, Goets, 1633 Park Ave. Tel. Harney 140: WANTED—A competent girl for general housework. Harney 2031, 405 N. 40th St. WANTED—GIr] to assist with housework and care of child. Phone Harney 263. WANTED—Competent cook. Call 423 8. 38th Ave. Telephone Harney 674 WANTED—Competent cook, wlth renr-ncel, in private family. 2016 Cass St. GIRL wanted for general housework. G. P. Stebbins, Red 5300. 1 C. ROOMS—103 S. 25th Ave. Housekeeping Rooms. BACHELOR GIRLS' QUARTERS. 110 8. 26th Ave, warm housekeeping rooms, en suite or single, free gas, elec- tric light, laundry privileges. Hun 933, 2063 FARNAM -Elther 1 or small rooms, steam heat. Third flnur. Doug- las 8866, LIGHT housekeeping rooms on bath room tloor; all modern. ,2024 Burt. Phone Doug- las 2440. TWO light housskeeping fooms, everyihing furnished, steam heated. Douglas 4746. FOUR finc rooms, modern; everything furn- cloifhlldnn Doll(ll 8204, ooms, modern, everything furnishe No children. Douglas 8294, MODERN housekeeping rooms. 3436 Bher .. man_ Ave Board and Room. LARGE, beautifully furnished room; large closet; also single room, in new, modern ome, suitable for two, good board. Tyler 1709 2 1648 8. 26th St. THREE fide rooms, private home, modern; furnace heat; home cookery and baking; $6 week. Web. 5407. ROOM and board for 2 young men; % 1 prgvn!e family. Colfax 669, 218t 8t TWO. ROOMS and board; also two light housekeeping rooms. Call Webster 2804. = EDUCATIONAL BOYLES COLLEGE. DAY SCHOOL. NIGHT SCHOOL. Every day is enrollment day. Book- keeping, shorthand, stenotype, typewrit- ing, telegraphy, civil service—all commer- cial and English branches. Catalogue free. BOYLES \COLLEGE, Douglas 1565, 19th and Harney Sts. MODERN, new, pleasant, home-] llk. home- baking, reasonable. Near car. Col. 6 GOOD BOARD—Newly-furnished Splendid location. Harney 4708. NICELY furnished rooms and good board. 2621 Harney St. LARGE well furnished room; private home; board if desired. Harney 3934. Unfurnished Rooms. TWO unfurnished rooms, light housekesping, with heat. 913 N. 19th St., $10.00. TWO newly papered front rooms. 1706 N. 24th St. Webster 4112, Rooms Wanted. Tooms, Inquire SALESMANSHIP CLASS. Opening session Monday, Oct. 30, 7:45 p. m. Speclal lectures and demonstra- tlons free. You are cordially Invited. Room 316, Y. M. C. A. Bldg. VAN BANT SCHOOL OF BUSINESS, DAY AND EVENING SCHOOLS, Second Floor Omaha Natlonal Bank Bldg., Entrance, 220. Douglas 5890, Musical, BOURICIUS ~MUSIC STUDIOS — Violin, volce, plano. Lessons any time of the day, ndon hour or evenings. 1611 Dodj Harp—Limited number puplls accepted com- ing season; early applications favored. Harps fur. Loretta De Lone, 305 Lyric Bld, PERSONAL PILES, FISTULA CURED Dr. E. R. Tarry cures piles, fistula and other rectal diseases without surgical operation. Cure guaranteed and no money pald untll gured. Write for book on rec- tal diseases with testimonials. DR. E. R. TARRY, 340 Bee Bldg., Omaha, Neb. PRSGEST I e et PN THE Salvation Army Industrial home so- Melts your old clothing, furniture, maga- zines. We collect. We distribute. Phone Doug. 4125 and our wagon will call. Call and inspect our new home, 1110-1112-1114 Dodge St. MISS WEST. Maniguring, factal and scalp treatments. Refined patronage Invited. Continental Bldg. Douglas, corner 15th, Room 18, Trade Schools. ‘WANTED—By experienced laundre: 1ly or bundle washing to take hom ney 6081, BONDLE washing; plece work: work_guaranteed. Webster TOMPETENT rolored woman wants work, Call Harney 4785, DA badle. wash., Web. 2167, stain removed. 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 positions everywi ors; Compara- tively no expense; catalog malled fres. MOLER BARBER COLLEGE, 110 8. 14th St.. Omaha, Neb. (Established 1393.) DAY work, washing and ironing. Web. 5344. work wid. by §00d laundress. Web. 2031, LAUNDRY work and day work, Web. 3401 WANTED—Work by day. Call Harney 1481, WANTED—Work by the day. Call Ty. 1683, Bundle wash., Ist-class laundress. H. 974, Bxp_laumdress wants work. Webster 4887, Bxperlenced lady wants day work, Har, 1269, Laun'y wk_ Call, Del, Reas. Guar. Web. 4837 BXp. washwomen want day work. Ty. 1384, DAY work wanted. Call Harney 4675, TWILE teach you show card writiag; com- plete _course, m. 611 Pum Bik. AUTO AARN Bio Nover Idie—Riz Basy to Learn by Our M NATIONAL AUTO ERAINING ABE ASFN, int'N ed st Omaka OHIY. O To learn auto work for sitions now open. Fine auto and electrio starting system. AMERICAN AUTO cou.ml. nam. Omaha, N¢ FRANCES LA FORE, foot speclallst, mas- sage, electric treatment. Room 9, 'Ottawa Bldg., 24th and Farnam. Douglas 729, YOUNG lady wishes to care for plano for its use, Will pay drayage and small rent. Box T481, or telephone, evenings, . Webater 1898. - RUPTURES ™oy Call or write Dr. Frank H. Wray, 306 Bee Bldg. MAE BRUGMAN, M. T. Scientific masseuse baths. 208 Karbach Blk. Red 2727, EAT HOME-COOKED MEALS NEW: DELICATESSEN, 18506 FARNAM. RITTENHOUSE Sanitarium. Baths of all kinds; massage and chiropody. 210-214 Baird Blk, 17th and Douglas. D. 3453. MISS L. LILLY—Bath and massage, 1333 Farnam 8t, 24 floor. Phone Doug: 3410. MIS§S WILSON—Bath and manicuring. No. 2 Davidge Blk. Phone Douglas 8761 YOU PEOPLE WHO RENT ROOMS, CALL THE BEE WANT-AD DEPT. azd find out all about the FURNISHED ROOM GUIDE. Its a plan that is helping many people rent their rooms. MARRIED couple With two bables, want completely furnished, well-heated, mod- ern housekeeping rooms or small aparte ment, immedlately. Must be reasonabls. A. D, P. O. Box 714, City. YOUNG married coupls wants board and room with private family, in the vicinity of 22d_and St. M Box 7476, Be FOR RENT—FURNISHED Apartments and Houses. Apartments. 7,3 OR 4-r, furnished or unfurnished apts. at 24th and Farnam or 26th and Harney. Doug. 1472. Ho FOR HENT—Furnished house in_ desirable Qistrict of Dundes, 4921 California St el Wi nut 960, e - FOR RENT—HOUSES Wes \ FOR RENT, BEAUTIFUL 7-ROOM HOUSE ALL MODERN AND ONLY ~ BUILT A YEAR $30.00 PER MONTH This house s located in fine new addition, % block from car line. It is all modern, with full base- ment and good hot air furnace. The living room, dining room and fine large sun room on the first floor are finished In oak. The Mtchen has ever: eonvenlence, Upstairs are 3 fine large sleeping rooms and the bath room. seo this tomorrow. Telephone for appointment. Call Walnut 682 after 6:30 p. m. Call Douglas 2926 during office hours, $:30 to 5:30 p. m. Be sure to \ ——— e 1336 FRANKLIN, Al modern G-room house, oak finish; fireplace; sleeping porch; near $30. Phone Wllnut 2151, T-ROQM 2 batl est Farnam distriet, $46.00. Phone Don[ 2047, 1515 GRANT ST conm., mudern, 335, » Bldg. Doug. 7406, 3504 N. u(h Sl Web. 1677, 1106 N. 22d St, 4-r. mo RASP_BROS., 106 HcCll’ul Bidg. 6-ROOM house, 4336 Parker, $27.50, HIATT CO, 205 Om. Nat. Bk Bldg." Tyle-o& |