Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 3, 1916, Page 22

Want-Ad Rates om Wl'l'll OIB .each |nnrflon CHARGE RATES. vesesessone time Jthres consecutive times Special Rates: Farm and Ranch Lands. Yo per lin ..three consecutive times (Count six ‘words to the line.) FORBIGN ADVERTIBING UNDER AGENTS OR HELP WANTED wfl!l- FICATIONS. S0 per word.... ..one time 1%0 per word. Ithree consecutive times NO AD TAKEN FOR LESS THAN A TOTAL OF l‘l OR LESS THAN 10e A DAY. THANKS, DEATH AND FU- NERAL NOTICES. ~each tnnruon chat ‘"""?X'-x‘-‘- FOR ITANDINO ADS hange of copy allowed.) B3 Two lines or more.. .per line §1. no (Count six words to the line.) (Contract rates on application.) f”l BEE will not be responsible for more * than one incorrect Insertion of an adver- tisement ordered for more than one tim ADVERTISERS should retain receipts given by The Bee in payment for Wants Ads, as no mistake can be rectified without them. m ‘THE TELEPHONE if you cannot con- venfently bring or sent in your ads. Ask ant-Ad Taker, and you will re- same good service as when de- our ad at the office. 'HONE TYLER 1001 WANT-AD-COLUMNS CLOSE. EDITIONS. 1! Downtown. FARNAM, 7 14i6 FARNAM TR JelT o 2{TH AND BPRAGUE VAUDEVILLE Amfi-rs FEATURE PICTUR! HE STRAIGHT WAY" - “YELLOW MENACE' AND DAWN AND MOORE, DER COVER' i /hunvu‘ FBAREON, DEVIL KATE! “;-‘.I-IE gou.v OF FEAR" 2 GA l'l : “HIS GRE}n‘_‘rRIUkPH" i ! wuata Nion. : 11 UNDER' ; VIOLET MERSEREAU, "BROKEN FETTERS" 3665 FARNA! "I'HE SILENT BATTLE" WITH J. WARREN KERRIGAN. W—WTDW Wy ALICE BRADY, “THE GILDED CAGE.” e e b PREEOL WA AND N . “DEVIL'S NEEDLE" | “LOVERS AND LUNATICS" FRATERNAL ORDERS. UNION PACIFIC LODGE NO. 17, Anclent Order of United Workmen, Attention! The funeral of our late Brother James P. Daly will take place from St. Patrick’ holie church Frdiay morning at 9 o'clock. Members and friends welcome. J. H. BENNETT, Master Workman. A R. HOLLENBERGER, Recorder. ¢ MARRIAGE LICENSES. Pormll e followiny Name and Residen Willlam Hoyes, Kansas City, Mo Mary W. Griffith, Red Oak, Ia Clyde Venosdel, Omaha Mable Beltz, Omaha.. Harry H. Stolley, Woodbine, Ia, Alice J. Cox, Woodbline, Ia... ‘Willlam Downing, Omaha Goldle Bratton, Omaha Earl E. Carpenter, Omaha Ida M. Short, Omaha... Albin V. Anderson, Omaha Fern L. Crouch, Primro Neb Arthur L. Stromberg, Valentin Kate Pratt, Omaha, . George Lloyd, Capron, Il Ideal Keyt, Auburn, Neb J. Ben Roddy, Union, Neb Ruth Garrison, Union, Neb Samuel J. Stennett, Elllott, Ia Gertle Mick, Stanton, Ia.,. Anton J. Ruzicka, Belgrade, Neb, Hertha E. Neve, Belgrade, Neb, Antonlo Circo, Omaha Caterina Randazzo, Om: Kent €. Withnell, Omaha Bessto Ahlquist, Omaha Lee Hanneman, Herman, Neb Marie Lovelas Richland, Neb. to wed have been issued to the Charley A, Boomer, Omaha... Mildred Card, Sloux Falls, 8. D. James W. Lydick, Tekamah, Neb.,. Lucy B. Lanphere, Tekamah, Neb..over Clyde 8, McFadden, Omaha. » Margaret F. Héller, Omaha ioe BIRTHS AND DEATHS. Frank and Christina Larence, 3920 Patterson, boy; Hans and Lena Peterson, 306 Woolworth avenue, girl; Antone and Carrie Jasperson, 2410 North Seventeenth, girl; H, H, and Pearl Henshaw, 2424 South Twenty-fourth, girl; G. and Tute Kushi hi, 4808 South Thirtyseventh, boy; Ha and dericka Paulsen, 0209 'North Nnmenm girl; Walter and Minnle An- derson, 4226 South Thirteenth, boy; Jéseph and H. Hoffman, 3019 South Thirty-second av boy; Louls and Mary Kavi ty- th and Washington, boy and Carrle Shults, 6123 South Forty-second, boy; Martin and Mary Tombrink, 2613 1, girl; Pasquale and Lucia Marchese, 2731 South Tweltth, boy; Richard M, and Minnie Laverty, South Side, boy; Richard V. and Catherine BE. Bherbondy, 650 South Twenty- sixth avenue, boy; Frank and Edna White, 13 Capitol avenue, girl; Henry A. and 1 L. Luckett, 1937 South Thirty-| !o\mh. boy; George Chambers and Mina 8. Ed- gerly, Yt Cuming, boy. Deat! mes Daly, 48, 1819 Martha 28, 1216 South Twenty rrett, 88, 4707 South Forty- fourth; William Hatfleld, 6, Fifty-fourth R 6 W"kn. Ben- Birt| IF you lose anythl here, you will -u by an honest person. Remarkable recov- eries are brought sbout every day through this column. THE LAW-—People who find lost a ticles are interested in knowing that t the ml oth rwlu. And that a fallure to do It can bo proven, involves a se- OMAHA l COUNC!L BLUFFS STREET WAY COMPANY, Persons nvlnt lost some article would I to call up the office of the Omaha Councll Bluffs Street Rallway company ascortain whether thuy left it in the t car. v rtlcles each day are turned in company is anxious -to restore b the rightful owners. y r LOST—In front of Strand theate: mall black purse contalning ladles’ gold watch ulflm some change. Call Doug. 4081, ard. LOST—Yarn orocheted jacket between I6th and California and 27th and Bt. Mary's, with lotters 8'r M I worked in, Finder please return to Bee office. . GRBEN cnlm;:. bracelet watoh Monday aft- theater; return to h 8t rd. \ A FOUND T Boda Fountaln, OREEN'S PHARMACY, 16th and Howard, IT—Black Angora cat, West Farnam dis- triet. Reward for nllrn or| inforn tlon, Harnes 3428, . —G'W_—T- Eulmm north ?Flnnm:o. Call Fred Erxleben, Douglas An ostrich feather )ln. Bridge, lenoy 6314, lrd wll = FOR SALE—Miscellaneous Furniture and Household Goods, PUBLIC AUCTION SALE. Furniture, household goods, 1018% South 10th 8t, Thuraday, Nov. 3, 1 p. m. sharp, 10 rooms of furni- ture to be sold one Dh% at a time to the highest bidder, consisting of parlor furniture, several nice rugs, dresser and bods, rocking chairs, dining room furniture, gas stove, kitchen cabinet, dishes and cook- ing utensils, and hundreds of small articles too numerous to mention, l\'on cannot afford to miss this « wale, F. B. STEPHENSON, AUCTIONEER. ‘ B STALWA! OF THE DOLLARY Quality and price 18 the keynote :! this rei -;nbl- turniture sale— endable quality that assurance of VIDENCE § § BUYING POWER, lasting antiafaction, It 1s our constant effort to place the best.of furniture before you the lowest possible prices consistent with the quality offered. STATE FURNITURE CO., Cor, 14th and Dod, Phone Douglas 1317, FURNITURE _OF 11 ROOM, SALE, HOUSE FOR RENT; MODERN. HOUSE- KEBEPING AND SLEEPING ROOMS. WALKING DISTANCE. RED 5214 BUY a Little Glant ironing table. It gives brolute satisfaction. The Little Glant ufacturing Co. “bedding of all Ov-n "l 9 p. D_O_lloll‘ 1830 N. 24th Bt and m. IND! ' Prices HIM. LI({‘ F\Irnilllr’n"(.‘fl. Ifl'l 8. .14th, e YURN!TURN. “steel ranj ll‘ W}I‘Ilh e s Nove r 3, m- Mlly residonce, 1823 to Bt. Patrick’s church at Bt. Mary's cemetery. Omit m, earl ughter, uth Thirtye m, Saturday. . o o Interment ors, ocarpets, cheap; leaving eity, 2024 ¥0 B—8olld oak dining room table and sideboard. 130 8 36th St Harney FOUR rooms of household furniture for sale. Call Colfax 3 iy | ONE 9x12 Axminster rug, cheap, 3861 Ames Ave. 10x13 RUG, coat $80, will trade for smaller Tug._Walnut 1649, Pianos and Musical Instruments: #5 BU mahogany cabinet phono- :uph' plays V|uur and Edison records. _Falk, 1044 Georgia Ave. VIOLIN, gultar And olarinet (or sale, $60.00, Address Earl Kluck, Richland, Neb. 8 "Lnok' Wedding Ringe" at ull lnd Douglas 8 i BilKards and | Pocht Tables. | Nigw catessen BRUNSWICK-BALKE-COLLE! 407-409 South 10th Bt. MACHINISTS. LE nnou ELECTRICAL WORKS, 0 8. 12th 8t, Omaha. mm*—— - ) __u. fi, engines, for prices, Douglas um ll " 834 8. nfn ¢, | Tatarstate Em‘ Tive Aswn, 423 Ramge BIGE. THE BEE: OMAHA, . FOR SALE—Miscellaneous Printing and Office Su; P Get_our prices on job printin, CAMPA!ON CARDS A SPECXAL’I‘Y. CO., BEE BLDX 0 173, SEWING MACHINES ‘We rent, repair, sell needles and parts of all sewing machines. MICKEL'S NE'BRASKA CYCLE Co. NEW machines sold the same as ren per month. See us before you buy or rent. Shipped any place on ten days' free trial, Butts Typewriter Exchange, 316 8. 18th, Omaha, TYPEWRITERS sold, rented and repaired. Rent an Oliver, Typewriter, 3 montha for §5. Central Typewriting Exchange, 1905 Farnam. REMINGTONS, Monarchs _and Smith Premlers for rent; ment anywhere. Rem- ington_Typewriter Company. D. 1284, WE BUY, sell ands exchange typewriters, Guaranteed ‘tpyewriter; 0 up. Write _for list. Midiand Co, 14 BAVE 30 per cent on your typewriter sup- “plles._Call Midiand Co., Douglas 2147. Mluelhneom Who's setting the pace no In the first ninth months of 1916 THE BEE galned 42,906 Pald Ads, EXCEEDING the COMBINED GAIN of the other two Omaha papers for same 20,000 PAID ADS, Good Results, Good Rates, Good Service. $1,000 FIRST MORTGAGE drawing 7 per| gy cent seml-annual interest, running 3 or § years, on 160 acres of good, level farm land In northeastern Colorado; close to town and rallroad; value of land about three times the amount of loan. E. T. Heoyden, 1614 Harney 8t. Phone Tyler 60. DESKS, safes, scales, showcases, shelving, etc. We buy, sell, Omaha Fixture & Bupply Co., 414-16-18 8, 12th. Doug. 2724. OMAHA PILLOW CO.—Felt and halr mat- iresses made over In new ticks at half the price of new ones Phone us for s filled. 1907 ALEX JETTES LI( UOR HOUSE, Thirteenths and Dougl fuoted in bond whisky, Soc, $1.00, 41,26, ta 0f Old Fontenelle whisky, $3.25; bnulnd in bond. Henry Pollock, mail order’ houss. Doug. 161, 122124 Home-made grape wine, $1.25 PER GALLON. . 4 Sunkist port, full quart, 50 cents, 0ld Taylor whllkv. f\lll quart, 98 cents. 'ACKLEY BROS, 2,000 FT, |ndullrlll ralls, fastenings, turn- ’,,hb d_trucks; also fans and blowers, Iron and Metal Co, Tyler 1247, POPCORN and’ peanut roaster, cheap for cash if sold at once. 3224 N, 24th St. DRY KINDLING WOOD. ACME BOX COMPANY. HARNEY 1837, 'H(IJlN‘lofiY for sale. 2614 Dodge St. Harnoy WANTED TO BUY G T P-y- nulllhnt Prices Clothes, Pianos, Otfles Furniture Trunln 3971, Res., Webster 4304. DESKS DESKS DESKS New dosks, used desks, bought , sold, and traded. 'J. C. Reed, 1207 Farnam. J P-y heat prioe {‘ar ste. Douglas 6381, ess ‘Dougias 8033 HOLMES pays your price for second-hand clothe hoes and hats, Webster 3320. DIAMONDS, asanse = A SMALL aquarium wanted. walnut 3614. ANNOUNCEMENTS Wanted—Salesman EI)-‘IP enced in Handling High Class Stocks and Bonds A large middle west corporation wishes to secure services of man who has had tmrla in organization and i Ll 8, llul In¢ Toling 'exparlohoe. st b AgErest A permanent position in which appli- cant can make from $5,000 to §8,000 net per year is open to & man who can show above requisites, providing his record will stand close scrutiny. ‘Write glving brief outline of experi- ence in lctest confidence. Enclose a ploture of yourself if pose! Address Box 1i Be WANTED—Name, address and number of all present and lapsed policy-holders, par- ticularly those who have changed policy forms recently of the Central Natlonal Life Insurance Co., which was re-insured the Central States Life Insurance Co. of Missourl. Address Box 71, Lincoln, Neb. 1,000 letterheads, $3.60; THE PRINTING HO! F MAUER, Phone Doug. 1744, 1619 Farnam St. BRO! AAR! “Lucky Wedding Rings" at 16th and Douglas Sts. DAY and Y. M. C. A. Night School. Accountants. JOHN H. CATHRAE & NON (INC) Chicago, Racine, Now Orleans. Publie Accountants and Auditors, 1,1 000 envelopes, $3. B Ol 1223-24 W, O. W. Bldg. H. L. Bray, Resident Mana, E. A. DWORAK, C. P, A., T. G. KINNEY. 638 Ramge Bldg. Phone Dn\ll 2169, lhx Pleating, Cov: Buttons, Humlnll‘hlnl Neb. Pleating & Button Co,, 431-2 Paxton blk. R. 4942 e MRS. WEST, noclety and cards; for tertainer, palmistry ments Tel. Ty, 2691. Bakries. CAKES, pastry and fancy bakery goods supplied to parties, lodges and entertain- ents, %. H. Reeder, 1606 N. 18th. W. 3927, ORTMAN'S x,mwNmNuglANn BAKERY. 16t! DMNCHEI—PUBLIL MARKET AND HAYDEN BROTHERS, “OUR MOTTO"—BETTER BAKED GOODS, LET US PROVE IT. Baths., DR. BENDA—Sulphur, _ steam. ‘Turkish BATHS AND' MASSAGE. Priv apartments for ladles, with iady attend- ts. 1919 Farnam. ~Phone Doy r. W, H. Knullnnber:. combining Sulphur Steam hs & Chiro racti 13" for $20; n-\.n adjuni tendants. Paxton-Mitchell Co., 27th and Martha Sts. Buttons and Pleating, VAN ARNAM Dress Ploatiny asd Button Co,, 336.7 Paxton Blk., Doug. 3109; accor- dion, knife, side, space, box, sunburst and combination pleating, hemstiching, pleot pinking, ruching, covering buttons; ies and sisen. _Price liat froe. Clrpsmen and antncton. . Tyler 1633, Amn'ney5 at hw. NCIS MORGA Douglas 4069, TS, CATERESS, excellont ©ook, special attention to parties and Sun- day dinn prices reasonable. Har. 4360. — ANNOUNCEMENTS NOVEMBER 1916, BUSINESS CHANCES i WANT,ED—MA_!-E FOR RENT—ROOMS Dancing Academy. Keep Dancing Acdy. Class Mon. eve, class and ause: Private lessons any time DE LU Dance Tues., Thurs, Sat., Sun.; mat. & eve. school. Monday and Wednesday eve. D, 3443, Acudemy for Rent Friday Evenings. 25th and arnam. Dentists. Dr. Bradbury, No pain. 912 W. O. W. Blds. Taf! Dent. Rms., 308 Rose Bldg. D. 2186. Fixtures and Wiring. DURKING Electric washing machines, electric irons and reading lamps. 2223 Cuming St Douglas 2519, ‘Dressmaking. FOR STYLE, reasonable price In your fall seo Atkinson Co., 1802 Farnam. GOWNS and sults a speclaity, Work guar- anteed. Webster 4940, D-making by the day. 2104 Daven. D. 770! smkr. Child's clothes, sunburt, box , all sizes and picot edging, em- broidery;, beading, braiding, cording, let cut work, buttonholes, pennants. IDEAL BUTTON AND PLEATING C 200 Douglas Blk, Douglas 19 31 up, 207 Baird le icles, Douglas 6185, Furnace Cleaning IF YOUR furnace geeds cleaning or repair- ing call the Furnace Doctor, Doug. 71 FURNACE and chimney civaning and __pairing, em Douglas 7239. Exp. chimney and furnace cleaner. R. 8608 Job Printing. GATE CITY Pinting Co., high-grady print- ing. 2621 N.924th. Phone Web. 1897, Express Companies, Anywhere 25¢.° Web. 2 TWIN CITY Express Co., 1623 Cass St. Douglas 1717. Heavy hauling & specialty. ustices of the Peace: H. H. CLAIBORNE, 512 Paxton Blk. Red © 7401, Notary Public; deposition, steno. ©. W. BRITT, 301 Barker BIock, Languages. T SCHOOL OF MODERN LANGUAGES, Class and private instructions, native teach- ers. Preparing Instructors specialty. 3110 Lake St. Phone Webster 5664. Osteopaths. Dr. Mary Andersen, 605 Beo Bldg. + Patent Attorneys. PATENTS procured, bought and sold. Inter- national Patent Co., 553 Brandels, D, 6691, H. A. STURGIS, 630 Brandeis Th. D. 846). Pianos for Rent. $3.60 per mo. A. Hospe Co.. 1513 Douglas. Masseure: : baths, 1322 Farnam St. IDEAL H: curing, D, 3996, Sclentific m: FOR SALE by owner, drug store, dwelling and stock; square deal. Address owner. 918 West 6th Av Denver, Colo. 10-ROOM hotel for salp or trade. Douglaa 716 Rooming Houses. ROOMING HOUSES, all sizes, great bar- @alns. 419 Rose Bldg. Phone Tyler 2487. SITUATIONS WANTED WEEKLY RATE, 15¢c PER LINE. Day work or business ads, regular rates. 3 lines one week. 300 3 lines one week. e Each_extra line 160 per weel Male. Call ent_employees making highly satisfactory profits. Sell G. L. Spring oflers for automoblles. Every owner a customer. The only device which automatically oils for 26c; average L. W. Spring Oller Co. of 882 Brandels Bldg. TRAVELING salesman, an assistant t0 branch manager of ®astern organization, a live, energetic, intelligent young man is wanted; will be given the chance to de- velop with this organization In other po- ons In different parts of the country; ary, $85-$100. Western Reference & Bond Ass'n, Inc., 752 _Omaha onal Bank _Building. ATTENTION, ROOM HUNTERS! I¢ you to find the room you desire among these ads, call at The Bee office for a Room List—Gives complete detalled description of vas cant rooms In all parts of the city, If more convenient phone The Be: ‘Want Ad Dept. and give your nai and address and a list will mailed to you at once. New lists issued every week. - Furnished kooms. FOR RENT—Steam-heated furnished rooms for men only, at the Sunshine apartments, Rates, $2.60 and up per week. Office, 608 17th S N. 22D..821—Cozily furnished, entirely mod- ern rooms, with or without board; also rooms for light housekeeping, and large garage for rent. WANTED—FPosition Jsnuary 1, 1917, as traveling salesman for a well established house of men's and boys' clothes. Or might consider a general line of men's furnishings. Have had eight yeafs' ex- perience of retalling clothes. Can furnish best of references, Married man, 26 years old. Preter Iowa or Illinols territory as my home 1s in Jowa. Address Y 663, B YOUNG , 26, married. Am_ class office man. Bodkkeeper and can do stenographic work. Can approach your trade to good advantage, and am willing to do most any kind of work. Box 7659, Bee. MAN with Ford truck wishes delivery work. W1l turnish truck and man cheaper than it you owned your own truck. Would like to contract with responsible parties. Box 1151, Bee. STRICTLY sobe: German man, desirs place in private home as all 'round hous ma; experienced fireman work; good mechan: Walter Sarnan, All country job preferred, single man. Grasahe, 3618 8, 27th 8t., So. Omaha, Neb. WANTED—Position as chauffeur, prival family preferred, § years' experience, tem- perate habits; references, Box 7581, B POSITION WANTED as accountant crédit man; eight years' experience glve best of references. Box Y 660, ‘WANTED—Hotel work, young man and wife, experienced. No cooking. Box 7653, Bee. EXPERIENCED janitor or porter desires po- sition. Henry Parker. Tel. Web. 3631. Female. POSITION wanted by a young lady as bookkeeper in a country bank. Also act nt cashier and' stenographer. d and write German; two yea references. Box 372, experience, d (el R G WANTED—A position as hougekeeper by elderly lady with little girl, 4 years old, on farm or suburb of Omaha. Douglas 6314. 610 N. 23d. SITUATION WANTED—By exp. middie-aged colored woman; good cook; references; want good wages, Web. 1612, Address 2921 Grant. PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER. Public stenographer and notary public, 507 Bee Bidg. Doug. 1868. .Reas. rates. THE BEE charge for “Situation ads" 1s lower than any other form of advertising —not enough to cover the cost of printing. POSITION by-young lady as stenographer or office clerk; 6 years' experience. Phone Webster 6407, Rug Manufacturers, FLUFF rigs from old carpets; rag rugs s specialty: cleaning and altérations. Peery Rug_Factory, 2423 Cuming. Red 3343 Tinner TIN work of al' kinds, est. cheerfully given. Elsasser, §. 11th. _ D. b4 Towel Supplies., OMAHA Towel Supply, 207 8. lllh. D533, Wedding Sufiomr{ WEDDING announcerhents and printing. Douglas Printing Co. Tel. Doug. 644 SWAPPERS’ COLUMN IF YOU have anything to trade, make up & lttle ad and run it in this column for ven days—It only costs 26c and 3c per answer. This offer 1s good only in Omaha, and excludes Real Estate, cash offers and Business Properties For Sale or Trade. Theso, as well as mall orders for use of Bwappers Column, must pay regular rates. One or two answers are sufficlent to make your trade and the whole trans- action only costs aboul loc. Try it WANT A $300 equity ln $500 lot, nlvllll paid, and ‘}'hh rida truck land, mortgage § Bay somethini Take lota or land. G. Seward, 1824 Sahler. Colfax 4193, $300.00 ADDING machine, Excellent con- ditlon, Will trade for automobile, diamond or what have you? Nine-bank stand check table, all complete. B. C. 645, Bee. BASEBURNER, new last winter, used until February, in excellent condition; paid §35 ;:u you to offer in trade? it new bunulon BURROUGHS Adding Machine; will ex- change for typewriter, office fixtures or what have you? Box 8. C, 615, Bee. \ swap or buy kodaks; films developed free; one-day service. Kase Kodak Studlo, Neville Bik.. 16th and Harney. WITL SWAP modern home, walking dis- for ca part payment, or will rcar, Mylor 1784.3, Morningside Addition, value $160, to trado for anything I could use. Wainut WILL trado one team of horses for 2d-hand Ford car or anything., Address 8. C., 401,Bee, LE AD In this column will bring about_some remarkablo exchanges. MAHOGANY finish parior settee for chiid’s bed or baby buggy. Box 8. C_B12/ Bee. WANT horse or cow for A. B, Chase plano. Address 8. C. 404, Bee. BUSINESS CHANCES FOR SALE—Blacksmith shop, tools and atock ,located 1 block from main street; bullding 40x50 ft.; will sell complets, lot included, for $1,200; can also sell firat- class 6-room dwelling, facing main street, adjoining shop, at rear, for $2,200, For particulars call or write J. C. Ap- pleby, Kennard, Neb. Who's setting the pace now? In the first nine months of 19 THE BEE gained 43,906 Paid A EXCBEDING the COMBINED GAIN of the other two Om pajers for same period by moro thai 0,000 PAID ADS, Good Resulls, Grod Ratos. Good Servica BUSINESS CHANCES. Wo have no business chances. We have sure things. Come in and let us show you, A. PARSONS & SON, 652 Brandels Bldg. WANTED—Agents throughout ITowa and Nebraska to sell SPRING OILERS for autos, Every car needs them. All auto distributors, . garages, ete, recommend them. $24.50 will handle large county. Money refunded if can't make good. G, L. W. SPRING OILER CO., OMAHA. §82 Brandels BIdg. G STORE, sputh central i extra gpod business, no opposition all paperand holiday lines; expenses light. Want some cash, terms on bal- ance. Might consider partn: drul cler) here is your chance. Address Y 664, FOR SALE—One of the best hardware busl. nesses In, eastern South ~Bakota. Good town; fiie location, doing excellent busi- Il all or part. A splendid for a man wishing to become near Nebraska Address Y 670, BANK FOR SALE—Control line. Loans guaranteed. Hee. RESTAURANT and cafe, Hotel Savoy, rent free; good proposition. Call at hotel office, 16th and Jackson. Cleaning and Pres: i cleaned and pressed, $1. sUITS Drund LiCH P! one, 1406 Harney. Red 2761, 1) ad (‘nunell Blufrs, 1a. - Chiropractic. BATHS of all kinds; massage and ohl: 210 Baird BIK. 17th and Da\llllv Drop‘o‘l;y Drs_Johnaton, 1335 W. O. W, Bidg, D. 663 Chiropractic and Spinal Adjustment. . Burhorn, Rose fild hlmlr school graduate. Doug. iNT KNOLLENBERG, 8. W. Corner 24th And Farnam Sts. Phone Douglas 7295, Dr. Frances Da Dr. J. C_Lawrence, Bair tumes. THEATRICAL gowns, full dress sults, fo: rent. 204 N. 17th. John Feldman. D, llll. Detectives. JAMES AL!-AN 812 Nevi secured in all cases. Tyl 113 FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—Confectionery and lunch store in Omaha; annual re- ceipts, $24,000; price §$6,000; best of rea- sons. Box 7627, Bee. TO GET in or out of business, call on . _GANGESTAD, 422 Bee Bldg. Doug. 3477, _®et In or out bug |I|'- All maha. New and rebullt bargains, supplies. Omaha Film Exchange, 108 8. 14th St. WILLIAMS, established 29 years. To buy or sell business see him. 411 McCague Bldg. Reference, U. 8. National Bank. DOWD Sale and Auction closed out more mdse. other firm in U. 8. W FOR SALE—Good, clean stock of hard- ware, live town, central Nebraska. Good reason for selling. Be quick. Address Y 361, Bee. IF YOU want to sell or buy & business or rooming house call on 'h & Borghoff, 130 World-Herald Bidg. Phone D. 3318, ob. town, 400 | §T LADY with 12-year-old boy would like po- sition In private family, Good cook. Ref- erences. Call Douglas 4 PRACTICAL nurse- with hospital training Wwishes position. Phone D. 4041. 617 8. 18th. WANTED—Position by first_class colored cook with city references. Tyler 1079-J. EXPERIENCED colored woman wishes po- sition as cook. Call Webster 5639, STENOGRAPHER with\7 years' experlence desires position. Harney 2447. EXPERIENCED = woman wants general housework. Webster 4736. WANTED—Position as Child’s nurse. Phons ‘Walnut 3080, Laundry and Day Work, BUNDLE washing; plece work; lace cur- tains; work guarapteed. Webster 3104. GOOD laundress wants bundle washing at home. Harney 2174. BUNDLE washing and_day work. Tyler 1995, DAY work of any kind, exp. Dous, 6130 A-1 laundry wk., $2.10 day. Wb. 3294 after Day wk., bndlo. wash, stain rem'd, Wab, 3167 DAY work, washing and ironing. Web. 6344. Bdle. washing done, 1022 N. 21at. Ty. 2426-W. Day work wtd. by §0od laundress. Web. 2037. - | WANTED—Salesman WE HAVE a good opening for an Ind trious salesmzn to sell a Npe of high grade merchandise that Is 4 necessity, alling on people at stores and offices: also for a salesman to call on farmers and In towns of Iowa and Nebraska; good proposition to the right man; must have reforences. 603-A, Bee Bldg. of good appearance and business ability who can furnish good Teferences to handle our proposition in Omaha or on the road; permanent em- ployment with good income to the right man. _Call 422, Hotel Flatiro) WANTED—Three bright young men. Prefer men with sales experlence. One of the fastest selling propositions offered today. Apply between 10 and 13 a. m., Manager, 313 Baird Bldg. WE HAVE the best proposition ever offered. Modern tire removery something new, Harry Ryan, Tler Grand hotel. B8TOUK and bond salesman. STANDARD BEC, & INV. CO. 1017 W. 0. W. Bldg. NpRTlI 18TH, 2012—Well lighted and Heat- A cozy rooms, leather fturniture, very homellke quiet, $2.50 and $3; al furnished rooms. Webster 7816. 16TH, 318%—Apt. 2, strictly mod. fur- nished rooms; light housekeeping if de- sired. Red 8431. NICE, clean room references exchanged; 25th St. N in modern brick flat; close in. 918 8, LARGE, sunny room, twin beds, modern In every way. Harney 4737 Steam heated rooms, $2 per wk. Also rooms with kuchnnenn Ogdun Hotel. Co. Bluffs. FURN,, WELL-HEATED SLi PFPI\Q ROOM SUITABLE FOR 3. WALKING DISTANCE. 2002 DODGE BT. 2656 HARNEY ~ST.—Steam-heated, fur- nished room In modern home; walking sultable for one or two. BALESMEN—BIg money for busincss get- ters. Call at 1017 W, O. W. Bidg Boys. BOYS wanted to learn tra y-;n of age. Gordon-Lawless an BTOUT BOY wanted to learn trade. Cham- plon Iron Works, 16th and Jackson. L ST. 2619—Two well furnished rooms. Private family, modern, every- thing cozy, Call Webster 3980, TWO well furnished sleeping room: heat; cozy. Private home, 223 N. _Call ‘Red 7752 aft, FURNISHED modern house, : small families, Miami St. furnace 23a st able for Very reasonable. 2116 Trade Schools. ‘WE WANT MEN TO LEARN THE BARBER TRADE. Few weeks quality to run shop or work for others; years of apprenticeship saved by our method; we have placed graduates in leading positions everywhe tively no expense; catalog mailed frew, MOLER BARBER COLLEGE, 110 8, 14th 8t., Omaha, Neb. (Established 1393.) ch you show card writing; com- $10. 611 Paxton Blk. AUTO MECHANICS. BEARN BIG MONEY, Never Idle—Rig Demand. Easy to Learn by Our.Methods. NATIONAL AUTO TRAINING ASS'N. ° 2317 N. 20th St., Omaha, Bend for Free Catalugue. GOOD MEN WANTED ‘To learn auto work for the many po- sitions now open. Fine training work In suto and electric starting system. AMERICAN AUTO COLLEGE, 3063 Farnam. Omaha, Neb. WELL-HEATED and cozy room, 'well Turs nished; private home. Web. 3798, CHICAGO—1510—In _private hume south front room with alcove; also room. ONE large front room; every convenience; “EXCELLENT LOCATION. Douglas 8763, FOR RENT—Front room, furnished, private bath if desired. 2121 Douglas. Doug. 174k 1609 8. 26TH BT.—Four modern rooms. Douglas 3257. Call after 6 p. m. SOUTH front room, modern, furnace heat; lady preforred. Harney ¥546. NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, close in. 714 8. 17th Ave TWO cozily furnished rooms; modern. 3338 Poppleton. Douglas 4711. 1709 DODGE—Clean warm rooma; reason- able; close n. WORKINGMEN'S Hotel, 209 K 13. T. 2673, Pleasant, well furnished room, 3008 Farnam. ROOMS—103 8. 26th Ave. Housekeeping Rooms. large slde modern, LEARN barber tras be independent, more than make your expenses while learning. Wages or percentage. We won't over- cbarge you to begin; 1403 Dodge St. TRI-CITY BARBER COLLEGE. _______ Miscellaneous. WANTED—A YOUNG MAN 20 TO 23 YEARS OLD WITH EXCEP- TIONAL' QUALITIES; ONE WHO WANTS TO SUCCEED IN LIFE. MUST BE WILLING TO START AT A MODERATE SAL-] ARY. YOUR FUTURE IN- COME WILL DEPEND EN- TIRELY UPON YOUR ABILITY TO LEARN, AND YOUR IN- TENTION TO WORK FAITH- FULLY, CALL 104 BEE BLDG, 9TO i1 A. M,2TO 4 P. M ASK FOR MANAGER ARMY OF ’I'HE UNITED STATES, MEN ‘WANTED—Able-bod! unraarri men under a citizens of United States er and temperate habits, read and write the lish laugusge. For In(omndon ly Yo Recruiting Officer, Army Bl Dodge Sts., (Omaha, Neb. HO N. ll)'.h 8t., Lincoln, Neb.; 827 4th Bt, Sioux City, Towa; 2 th Ave., Des' Moines. Iowa. LAUNDRY work and day work. Web. 3401, WANTED—Work b! day. Call Harney 1461. Ex. col, wom. wants day work.. ref. D. 9015 i | Wanted day work from § to 4 South 2425, Bundle_wash., ist-class laundress, H. 924. Bxperienced lady wants day work. Har. 1269. Good Indras. Bundle wash, hiome. Web, 136! Laun'y wk. Call, Del, Reas. Guar. Web, 4837 First-class laundry & day work. Web. 4720, Bxp. washwomen want day work. Ty. 1354. ‘Bundle washing. Red 7' DAY work wanted, Call Harney 4679, ‘The Bee carried 42,008 MORE PAID Want Ads first 9 months of 1916 than same period 19 Thi figure EXCEEDS THE COM- BINED GAIN of the other two Omaha papers by OVER 20,000 PAID ADS. Reason: Better Rel\ll!l. Better Rates, FARMERS, ATTENTION. We furnish real farm hands free of charge. Write or phone. Square Eme ployment Agey., 209 8. 13th, Omaha, Neb. 8. Government wants clerks $100 month Oml a examinatio soon; sam: Franklin Institute, Dap!. 221 ster, N. Y. 816 N. 20TH 8T, Nicely furnished roorms for light housekeeping 'or sleeping; all modern. Douglas_7761. BTEAM-HEATED, modern _ housekesping Tooms. Everything furnished. 1608% Cass 8t. Tyler 2641-W. 2407 CAPITOL—One front room and Kitch~ epette, modern; everything furnished, MQGDERN room_nicely furnished. Reason- able rent. 1610 California. Dobg. 4580. 203 FARNAM—Large front ~room, also sleeping room. Telephone Red 7466. TWO unfurnished rooms with bath for light housekeeping. 2122 No. 2lst St. 3578 DODGE—Modern sulte _housekesping rooms, gas free, very reasonable. LIGHT housekeeping rooms, nice, clean. 43813 Douglas. TWO stesm Teated Tight housskeeping rooms, furnished. 4768 N. 24th Street. MODERN light housekesping rooms, 2416 Sherman Ave. 39 6. 24TH ST.—Room and aicove, modern. Board and Room. A LARGE, beautifully furnished room, 8§ windows, large closet, next bath, In new modern house; must be seen to be ap- preclated; sultable for two; best home cooking. 1548 8. 26th St. Tyler 1700. THE PRATT UNDER NEW MAN- agement; lovely 313 8, 26TH BT. heated rooms. R ences wanted. § 1 per day and up. NEATLY furnished room for 2_men, with board, In private home, % block from PLEASANT large room for two. in private family. Meals if desired. Walking dis- tance. Phone louglas 5865. NEAR' Farnam St., In modern home, beau- tiful warm rooms, good board. Phone Harney 4604. MODERN, new, pleasant, home-like, home- baking, reasonabje:” Near car, Col. 1164. LARGE well furnigshed roo. private home: board if desired. Harney 4. Hotels and Restaurants. RELIABLE EMPLOYMENT 1610 Davenport St. Douglas 1856, Headquarters for hotel help. HELP WANTED—MALE Stores and Offices. WANTED— One hundred young men, |5 21' to 25 years of age, to work on Nov. 7 at the polls. Men must be voters|™ in Douglas county. Good wages. Call at 3564 Omaha National Bank Bldg. 6 DRUG CLKS. (at once), $75-385. § OFFICE CLKS, (good penmen), $45- 70. 4 BKKPRS, - $75-$100. STENO 88 BKKPR.-TYPIST, $65. CLK, .(R. R. exp.), $70. STENO. (cnmn firm), $50-360. 3 OFFICE BOYS, $35-340. Many others. CO-OPERATIVE REFERENCE CO., 1015-16_City Natl. Bank Bldg. "i- b WANTED—Young men s rallway mall clerks; $76 per month; sample examinae tion questions Ytree. Frankiin Institute, Dept. 221 R, Rochester, N. Y. WANTED—Names men winhing to_become government railway mall clerks. $75 month. Quick increase to $150. Vacations. Address Y-635, Bee. WANTED at once, storekeeper for ware- house on construction work. Apply Phoenix Construction Co., foot of Leav- enworth. HOME baking, cosy room, good week for two. 2543 Capitol. 1609 BVANS—For two gentlemen or two ladles. Webster 2032, NICELY {urnished rooms and good erd. 2621 Harney 8t. ONE front room, on car line; good board. Douglay 7804, OHIO, 2889—Nice rooms, good board, Web- ster 2416, ROOM and board. 2024 Webster. ?olrfl. $5.50 50 LABORERS, city, $3 day; linemen, $2.55 d; teamsters, lowa, $2.50. Ray- Labor Agency, 1119 Dougla: CHICKEN PICKERS WANTED—i4c for springs, 3%c hens. Steady work. Come at once. B. Higley Co.,, Mason City, Ta. TED—Experienced (1 ok Union Plclflc Freight House, Jackson Sts. T MEN wanted to enlist in Signal Corps at once; report at Lincoln. lei 9th and HELP WANTED—FEMALE ‘ Stores and Offices, AN ASSISTANT bookkeeper for a mercantile firm; young lady who has had enough ex- perience to handle this work will started at, $60 per month, with good chances for' promotion; uptown office. ‘Western Referejice & Bond Ass'n, Inc., 762 Omaha tional Bank Building. STENO., $60; Skno., 50; Steno.,, $40; BKKpr., $60; Cashler, $50; Bkkpr, and Cashler, $60; File Clerk, $45 to $50; File Clerk, Stono., $40. B 84 randels Thea. Bldg. WANTED—Experienced saleswomen in china department. Apply Burgess-Nash Co. 2 EXP FILE CLKS. 1015 City Nlll Bank Professions and Tndu. OFFICE clerk, young man 18 to 22 years of age for large financial Institution; prefer young man with at least two Mgh ‘hool; must be of good This position offers good opportunity, salary depend: Westorn Reference & Bond Ass'n, Inc. 763 _Omaha National Bank Buildin §76; Bteno., $65; Steno., $60; Steno., beginner, $45 to 350; Typist, $40 to $45; Oftice Clork, $30 to $40; Office Boy, $30. ‘WATTS REF. CO,, 840 Brandeis Thea. Bldg. WAY BILLER, R. R. experience, $70. ‘Typewriter operator, $50. Office clerk, young man, $4t THE MARTI CO., 1327 W. ‘WANTED—Experienced hoe salesman; one who can fit and sell shoes; clean habits. Apply to Mr. Petersen, Budd Shoe Co., -Rose Bldg. 0. 0. W. Bldg. s 3§ TYPIST AND CLERK $80.00 THE CANO AGENCY, 00 BEE BLDG. Professions and Trades. BEEF butchers wanted at once, Floormen, backers, rumpers, hide drappers, headers, leg breakers; also several sheep butchers. Stralght time, good wages. New plant, oxcellent worlln' conditions. Write or wire. G. H. oom 2§, Unlon Stock Yards,, Cleveland, ¢ DRUG POSITIONS—ALL STATES, CO-OPERATIVE REFERENCE CO. Nebrask: Greatest Nlllplovmnl Bui 1016-16 City National Bank Blds. WANTED—Experienced jewelor with tools, live town f 1 southern Idaho. For particulars write Jerome Douglas, Jerome, __Jdaho. WANTED—A watch repair man and en- :‘rl‘:.r at once, Miller & Palne, Lincoln, ol FOUR good -‘carpenters wanted at once. Chris M. Potérsen, Contractor, Somers, Ia. PRINTERS wanted, apply W. H. Bastian, Sloux_City. WANTED—AU once, an A-1 sausage maker. ‘ermanent position and top wages to the mn( man. ashington Market, 1407 WE BUY, we sell motion picture theaters, machines, feature films. _ Co-opsrative Film and Supply Co., 310 Bromley Bldg. TWO experlenced Gordon press ‘eeders. See Mr. Doebeck, M. E. Smith & Co., factory entrance, #th and Douglas. WANTED—Experienced sewing machine op- erators; plece work; best of prices. Omaha Auto Top Co., 709 So. 15th St. Unfurnished Rooms, TWO or 8 unfurnished rooms for ren steam heated. Phone Walnut 1615, or ap- ply 3617 Seward St. LARGE, modern, $16_per month, 1 Colonlal _Apartment, 3804 Farnam. Rooms Wanted. YOU PEOPLE WHO RENT ROOMS, CALL THE BEE WANT-AD DEPT. ard find out all about the FURNISHED ROOM GUIDR, 1t's a plan that is helpiug many people rent their rooms. GENTELMAN desires room and board. Strictly private. Box 7667, Bee. The most desirable furnished rooms are advertised In The Bee. Get a nice room for the winter, EDUCATIONAL -~ Join the Salesmanship Class at the First Class, M’ond-ay Evc.ning, Nov. 6, 7:30 p. m., Room 316. National Course of Salesmanship. ~ Musical. WANTED—Girls in flat work dept. Apply Evans Model Laundry, 11th and Douglas. Saleswomen and Solicitors., WANTED—Lady collectors for magazine ac- counts, Apply 1722 Capltol Ave, 1 to 3 p._m.~ Chas.” E. Drennan. Harp—Limited number pupils accepted com- ing season; early .applications favored. Harps fur. Loretta De Lone, 305 Lyric Bld. BOURICIUS MUSIC STUDIOS, 1511 Dodge. y We show the puplls how to study musig in the right way. D. 2471, Honleho_lgi_ and Domestic. WANTED—First-class cook; | §ood _wages paid; references required. Harney G443. 141 N. 39th St. No colored need apply. Mrs. J. N. Baldrige. GIRL wanted for general housework, In small family. References required. Har- = FIRST-CLASS white cook and second gl E. W. Nash, 3806 Burt. Wal- COMPETENT white girl for general house- work. Phone Walnut 367. COMPETENT mald fo fral house: Harney 2428. 116 N. lllh Ave, WANTED—White girl for housework; washing or cooking. Webster 5129. WANTED—OIrl to t with general house- work. 1029 . 31st St Harney 1546. WANTED—GIrl to assist with housework and care of child. Phone Wal. 3707. ——————t EDUCATIONAL Tk _no BOYLES COLLEGE. DAY SCHOOL. NIGHT SCHOOL. Every day Is enroliment 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 Sta. VAN SANT SCHOOL OF BUSINESS DAY AND EVENING SCHOOLS, Second Floor Omaha National Bank Bldg., \ \Entrance, 220. Douglas §890. PERSONAL 'PILES, FISTULA CURED Dr. E. R. Tarry cures piles, flstula and other rectal diseases without surgical operation. Cure guaranteed and no money pald untll cured. Write for book on rece tal diseases with testimonials. DR, E. I, TARRY, 240 Bee Bldg., Omaha, Neb. SEIBEL—Helrs wanted of Markers Selbel, has marrled sister in Nebraska. Address Nelson H. Tunnicliff, Atty., 26 Liberty St., New York: R FRANCES LA FORE, foot speciallst, mas sage, eloctric treatment. Room §, Ottawa Bid., 24th and Farnam. Douglas 7295, Opeh evenings. THE Balvation Army Industrial home so- your old clothing, furniture, maga- We collect. We distribute. ‘Phone Doug. 4125 and our wagon will call, and Inspect our new home, 1110-111 Dodge §t. IS8 WEST—Manicuring, faclal and -5 alp treatm'ts; refined patronage Invited, tinental Bldg. Douglas, cor. 15th, Rm. 16, GERMAN NURSE—Massage and bath 301 Neville block. Corner 16th and i:;::::' Call 1114 X