Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 12, 1916, Page 25

\ § Continue t [Bee 1 PART FOUR WANT-AD SECTION PAGES ONE TO SIX VOL. XLVI-NO. Want-Ad Rates CASH WITH ORDER. lc per word. ..., ....each insertion (Setsolid—no display.) Ads Paragraphed or Set in Display Style. sc per line. ne e per line (Count six words to the line.) CHARGE RATES. #c per line. .one time Te per line. thres ‘consecutive cimes (Count slx words to the line.) Special Rates: Farm and Ranch Lands. Tc per line. three consecutive times (Coun! ords to the line.) FOREIGN ADVERTISING UNDER AGENTS OR HELP WANTED CLASSI- FIC. 2c per word.. 1%¢ per word three consecutive times NO AD TAKEN FOR LESS THAN A TOTAL OF 20c OR LESS 10e A DAY. CARD OF THANKS. DEATH AND FU- NERAL NOTICES. 10c per lne. .each insertion (Minimum charge 50 cents.) MONTHLY RATE FOR STANDING ADS (No changa of copy allowed.) - One 1ine $1.95 Two lines or m Der line $1.80 (Count six w line.) (Contract rates on application.) THE BEE will not be responsible for more than one incorrect usertion of an advi tisement ordered for more than one th ADVERTISERS should retain receipts given by The Beo In payment for Wants Ads, as no mistale can be rectiffed without them. USE THE TELEPHONE if you cannot con- venfently bring or sent in your ads. Ask for a Want-Ad Taker, and you will re- ceive the same good mervice as whep de- livering your ad at the office. PHONE TYLER 1000. WANT-AD COLUMNS CLOSE. EVENING EDITION: 12:00 MORNING EDITIONS ) DEATHS & FUNERAL NOTICES. IBFKE ara Charlotte, 1916, aged 28 years, Funeral Sunday, November 12, at 2 p. m. from the family residence, 4340 Miami street. Interment, Forest Lawn cemetery. ' 1 month. to our many friends for their sympathy and bheautiful floral offerings extended to us during our time of sorrow, the death of our beloved father and husband. MRS. ANTON KREJCI AND FAMILY. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. DUFFY & JOHNSTON, embaimers and fu- neral directors. 717 5. 16th. Tyler 1676. H. K, BURKET & an Funeral directora nd embalmers. 2 enwortn. Har. 90, HULSE & muw. unaemkm and em. balmers. 701 S. 16th St. Douglas 1336. = s FLORISTS. BEST QUALITY CUT FLOWERS or| plants. Art Combinations shipped every- where. Excellent service to our cusfom- ers in past years recommends. HESS & SWOBODA, 1415 Farnam St, Doug. 160 LARGEST ASSORTMENT of fresh flowers, deltvered or shipped anywhere. L _HMIN- DERSON, 1619 Farnam St., Dou Fontonolle TEE L. LARMON Florist. "BATH, Florfat, 1804 Farnam St. D. 3000 BIRTHS AND DEATHS. Bir!hl——Frlnk and Frances Bolint, 6!17 South Thirty-first, girl; G. M. and Augusta Clute, 4265 Douglas, boy; John and Ella Skradils, 4201 U, girl; Soren Peter and Mary Sorenson, Sixty-sixth and Center, girl; ‘Walter and Frances Lee, 117 North Eleventh, boy; C. J. and Theresa O'Connor_ girl; Leon and Lena Miller, 2709 Caldwell, girl; Enos R. and. Etta Lelgh, 45630 South Eighteenth, boy; Charles A. and Audry M. Stewart, 1215 Missouri avenue; Roy B. and Alice Tedro, 4836 North Thirty-fifth, girl; Michael and Tllen Golden, 1150 North Sixteenth, girl. Deaths—Hugh Dolan, 73, hospital; Roy A. ¥rdman, 61, hospital; Herman Schmeling, 23, hospital; Joseph Madison 36, Twenty xixth and N Michael A. Glilen, 39, hospital; ¥ather Helgren, 21, ‘2801 Lincoln avenue; Willlam Johnson, 1, 3621 Brown; Helen Fitz- patrick, 38, 810 North Forty-ninth; George . Yates, 76, 110 South Tewnty-sixth; Mrs, Bessie Rubeck, 29, 2411 North Twentieth; Mina Knapp, 30, 807 North Twenty-fourth. SLC BUILDING PERMITS. Matson_4902-4 California, brick v MARRIAGE LICENSES. "“Permily to wed have been issued fo the following: Name and Residence. Frank Kadlec, jr. Menrietta RI 3 Willlam M. Rushing, Omah Amelia A. Stanberry, Omaha Vincent Colombo, Omaha. Gluseppa Benetto, Omaha. John Carney, Adair, T ¥dna Harwood, Adalr, T Willlam H. Kefp, jr., Mo. Valley, Caell Faith, Missourl Valley, Ta. — se anything d will advertise It you will surely recover it if found n honest person. Remarkable recov- are brought about every day through this column. THE LAW-—People who find lost ar- ticles are interested In knowing that the state Iaw s strict in requiring them to seek the owner through advertisement and otherwise, and that a failure to do 80, If same can be proven, involves a se- rious penalty. Persons having lost some article would do well to call up the office of the Omaha & Council Bluffs Street Rallway company to ascertain whether they left it in the street Many articles each day are and the them to Tyler $00. I8T- —Somewhere near purse containing ladies’ Waltham watch, %old face In leather wrist band; fountain pen (Moore's) and three or four dollars in coln, Finder bring to Bee office or phone 74, Papillion. LOST—Tuesday morning, fine gold chain and old-fashioned camao locket with ple- tures of two children inside. If found phone Web, 2780, after Sunday. SMALL EIgin bracelot watch, Saturday eve- ning, between Hurgess-Nash and Douglas 5 Liberal reward, Apt 12, Ekard 31st and ST—Rrawn alligator handbag: keys and papers valuable only to owner, gold watch, money and spectacie casp. Liberal re- ward. "~ Douglas 65621 PARTY who took black grip from North western, out of Fremont, November 4, ['ll‘lle Teturn. pupers o ' [mperial Sash & Omaha; reward FOUNVD a mapitary Boda Fountain, GREEN'S PHARMACY, 16th and Howard turned In company is anxious to restore the rightful owners. Call Mandarin _cafe, Joner, N time ecutive times .| Kaw Bee Want-Ads o Make Tmmendl@us Gains 47,940 MORE PAID Want-Ads in the first ten months of 1916 than in same period of 1915. Exceeding by over 20,000 PAID Ad THE COMBINED GAIN of the other two Omaha pape THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE The Real Estate and Want-Ad Guide To All of Greater Omaha 22. _LOST--FOUND--REWARDS vears old, welght 800 L on the left side. Call . H. Walker, 8. 385. LOST—A black auto glove, Auditorium, Teft Phone Webster 7627 hand, at FOR SALE—Miscellaneous OMAHA, | FOR SALE—Mis:ellaneous | TYPEWRITERS sold, | Rent an Oliver Typewriter, 3 months for $5. Central Typewrlting Exchange, 1906 Farnain. > BUY, sell and exchange uaranteed tpyewriers, §10.00 up. for list. Midland Co, Bee Bidg. | BAVE 30 per cent on your typewriter sup- | plies. _Call Midland Douglas 3147 | W typewriters. Write __Furniture and Household Goods. BT e TR i e YOUR DOLLARS DO DOUBLE DUTY HERE s 3 $ $ s s | | Our ,prices are as low as, and, in many instances, much lower than similar qualities are quoted at In any of the low-priced furniture stores. OUR MOTTO—Highest quality goods at lowest prices, with better accommodations than elsewhere, Read this partiul list, call and examine the goods. $65.00 Beautiful odd mah. '1! 00 Solid mah. dresser, chiff. . Queen su 0 Trplicae dreulnu table, wal, $42.00 $41.00 $33.00 $31.00 $29.00 $33.00 $25.00 $12.00 $16.00 $24.00 $33.00 $9.00 $ 9.00 $ 7.00 Mah. dresser, phunk top. Mah. chiffonier to match. 0dd wal. dresser, large glass Golden Odd mah. bed, a bargain. Golden oak bed. Colonial mah. bed 5 Continuous post bed, V. ) Massive post colonial bed... Guaranteed brass bed...... Massive brass bed ........ Open box spring, 96 colls.. Special hotel mattress All steel springs, guar.. $12.00 All layer felt mattress .... $18.00 4-row felt mattress, absolute- Iy_the best made DINING ROOM SPECIALS $14.00 Solid oak round extension table ... $16.50 46-in. platform din. $22.00 Massive fumed din. $28.00 48-in. solld oak din, table. $42.00 54-in. octagon pedesta fumed or golden oak dining table.,21,50 $33.00 b4-in,, 12-in. pedestal, golden or fumed oak dining table $45.00 Wm. and Mary 6d-in. teble. . 541, "golden or famed huffet 20,60 48-1n. golden oak buffet. Plank top massive buffet. Wi, and Mary dining chairs. Slip seat din. chalrs, leather. .45 We deliver to all parts of the city. OUT-OF-TOWN ORDERS SOLICITED. PHONE DOUGLAS 1317 STATE FURNITURE CO., Cor. 14th and Dodge Sts. FOR SALE HAND-MADE CROCHET BED SET, Including spread, pillowcases, dresser scarf and stand cover. On display at the dow. For particulars call D. 7913, RARE chance to get mahogany and fumed | oak furniture of 5-room cottage; furniture of good quality, practically new; lovely pictures, bric-a-brac, hand-painted china, cut glass; everything complete to make a __beautiful home. Investigate. Tyler 2148- LARGE oak sideboard with mirror and ma ble top. Large oak hat rack with mir- ror. Both suitable for restaurant or board- Ing_house. 2910 Farnam. absolute Manufacturf BTOVES, furniture, rugs. ilnen of all kinds. “Open __Dolgoft, 1839 N, 24th St. BTO LL KINDS, City Furniture The Little Glant bedding and tll 9 pom g s firat, Prices right, 14th. | _ Loyai Furniture ¥ COIL SPRING and iron bed, $5; soft coal heater, $10; gas plate, 32. 3814 N. 20th Radiant Home baso burner, cheap 491, | Majestic kitchen new. Walnut 687 ONE good gas stove and hard coal heater, __ Walnut 2962, 107 8. ran| almost MENTS for quality, fine French violin. St., St. PIANO piayer or organ, §36__Tel. Har. 4711, Stores and Office Fixtures. ’FIRS -CLASS, number 522-2-E-L, Cas Register, gold finish, operated, 1-drawer, good conditlon, used very little, had little wear; cost $485 new, ‘);"l sell for §160 cash. Address Y 686, oe. OLD professional; highest tono G and D strings; also old L. Krelckhaus, 3160 Portis Louis, Mo, Natlonal | furniture, {ncluding Cheap—rather than mimeo- move. | Unlon Outfitting Co., Sixteenth street win- | electrically | "~ Sewing Machines. SEWING MACHINES We rent, repair, sell needles and parts of all sewing MIC NEBRASK 15th and Harney Misceilaneous. Who's setting the pace now? In the first ten months of 191§ THE BEE gainel 47,940 Pald Ads EXCEEDING the COMBINED GAIN of the other two Omaha papers for same 20,000 PAID ADS, Good Results, Good Rates. Good Service. DESKS, safes, scalds, showcases, shelving, etc. We buy, sell. Omuha PFixture & Supply Co.. 414-16-18 S, 13th. Doug. 2124, OMAHA PILLOW CO. tresses made over In new ticks at half the price of new ones. Phone us sampie of ticking. Mall orders filled. Cuming St. Douglas 2467 3 ALEX JETTES LIQUOR HOUSE ‘Thirteenth and Douglas. Bottled tn bond whisky, 8ic, $1.00, §1.265, full_quart. 5 MY Righ’ 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, 50 cents. Ola Taylor whisky, tull quart, 98 cents. CACKLEY BRUS. “DRY KINDLING WOOD. BOX COMPANY. HARNEY CYCLE €O, Sts, Doug. 1662, 1ln7 ACME 1837, WANTED TO BUY GUTTMAN Pays _Tiighost Prices for Furniture, _Rul Planos, Office Furniture, Trunks, Douglas 3971. Res., Webster 4204. WANTED—To purchasy, old books of all descriptions, large or small collections; no matter what you have, send postal and buyer will call and pay cash, clty or Box 7258, Bee DESKS DESKS DESKS New desks, used desks, bought , sold, _and traded. J. C. Reed, 1207 Farnam. OFFICE furniture for (wo or three rooms; must be good and the prica right; give ‘phone number. Box 8091, Bee. J E N K I N s Pays highest price for vhllhf\: shoes, trunks, etc. Red 3297 " Douglas 8032, OMAHA Metal & numwr Co. mixed paper. Will pay good price. 5 DQu! '24‘.!(5 D da v i DIAMONDS, “if T 3iie HOLMES pays your price for second-hand clothes, shoes and hats. Webster 3320, want baled ANNOUNCEMENTS SOME people make! a record by talking into & phonograph. Mine was made by giving “the best for the money and a square deal to all” Suits made to order. Prices to "“ H. LIVINGSTON, MERCHANT TAILOR. Phone Douglas 7301, 103 8. 14th St. | building_committee of : Randolph, Neb., will receive sealed bids untll 2 o’clock p. m, November 20, 1916, | for the erection of d brick church bulld- | ing. For particulars address L. V. Devore, | Randolph, Neb., or J. R. Smith, ar«-mu-cl, Lincoln, Neb. | 1,000 leticrhead THE PRINTIN ,000 envelopes, 3 HOUSE OF MAUER, | __Phone Doug. 7744, 1619 Farnam St. BRODEGAARD'S "Lucky Wedding Rings” __at 16th and Douglas Sis. Accordion Pleaunx ACCORDION Side, Knife, Box Pleating, Cov. Buttons, Hemstitching. Neb. Pleating & Button Co., 431-2 Paxton blk. R. 4942, Accountants | JOHN H. CATHRAE & SON 1 Chicago, Racine, Public Accountants and Auditors, 1 Systematizers, Efficlency Engineers. Businesa Counsellors. Omaha Of! ) 1 24 W. O. W. Bldg. H. L. Bray sident Manager, E. A. DWORAK, C. P. A, T. G. KINNEY. > Bldg. Phone Doug. _ 538 Ramge G Amusements, MRS, W L\T society entertainer, nnd cards; for engagements Tel. 'l Attorney at Law. me‘yw MORGAN, . Bakeries. CAKES, pastry and fancy bakery goods supplied to parties, lodges and entertain- ments. Z. H, Reeder, 1606 N, 18th. W, 3927, ORTMAN'S NEW ENGLAND BAKERY. 212 16th ST, | BRANCHES—P LIC MARKET AND HAYDEN BROTHERS. “OUR MOTTO"—BETTER BAKED GOODS. LET US PROVE IT. | Baths. \ETAATB INSTITUTE—Wa have just opened | an up-to-date institution at 1506 Har- { | 2169, ney St, 2d floor. If you are troubled with rheumatism, try ‘our baths, Wae glve electric, tub and shower baths, elec- tric and Swedish massage. Blectric treat- ment of all kinds. Lady attendant for ladies. DR, ENDA—Sulphur, — steam. Modern Turkish BATHS AND MASSAGE. Private | apartments for ladles, with lady attend- ants. 1919 Farnam. Phone Doux. 5877 _at 16th and Dougl FOR SALE—BILLIARD TABLES. Brand new, carom and pocket, with complate outfit, $126; mecond-hand tables at re- r stores, drug, dell- R A AR THE BRUNSWICK-BALKE-COLLENDER CO., 407-409 South 10th Bt. BARBER & lhnp and p pool pool tables separately. nam St. Red 7230, Machinery and Engines. NEW AND SECOND-HAND MOTORS. EXPERT ELECTRICIANS AND MACHINISTS, LE BRON ELECTRICAL WORKS, 18-20 8. 12th St, Omaha. ol nall. Wil sell Lang, 1807 Far- BOILERS, wteam, electric, gas engines, Aglfl Gross Wrecking Co., 1819 Cuming. Printing and Office Supplies. Get _our prices on fob printing. CAMPAIGN CARDS A SPECIALTY., U. 8. PTG. CO, BEE BLDG, DOUG. 1173. COMMERCIAL Duplicating Co., also public Steno. Phone for prices. Douglas 2802, 540 Paxton Blk. WATERS-BARNHART Ptg. . Co., quality vrinting Tel. Doug. 2100. 524 8. 13th St Typewriters and Supplies. mschines sold the same an rent; $3 mouth. Ses us before you buy or Shipped any place on ten days froe trial. Butts Typewriter Exchange, 316 8. 1¥th, Omaha. Neb, REMINGTONS, Monarchs and Premiers for rent; sent anywhere. ington Typewriter Company. per | remt Smith Rem- D, 1254 ) q ry, Diamonds and Watches, | BRODREGARRD' "Licky Wedding Rings | Dr. W, H. Knollenberg, combining Sulphur | Steam Bathy & Chiropractic treatments, 18 for $20; single adjusting, $1. Lady at- tendants. 8, W. Cor, 24th & Far, 8t, D. 7295. RITTE 5 Sanitgrium; all kinds baths. 210-214 Baird Blk, $7th and Douglas. Brass and Iron Foundries, Paxton-Mitchell Co., 27th and Martha Sts. Tented and_repalred. | Felt and halr mat- | for | Call | | palmistry | 613 Bee. Douglas 4069, SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 12, ' ANNOUNCEMENTS Detectives. | JAMES ALLAN, 312 Nevillo Blk. Evidence 3o secured In all cases. Tyler 1136, } Interatate Detective Ass'n, 432 Ramge Bidg. | Dancing Academy. | ‘ Dance Tues.. Thurs., Sat, DE LUX Sun.; mat. & eve. school. | Monday and \\'-dv|eodny eve, D, 3443, | Acudemy for llonlr Vl“rldly Eygnflnn. 1 KEEP DANCING ACADEMY, 25th and Far num; cluss Mon. and Fri. eve, Assem! Wed and Sat. eve, Private ]Nl!i"!l D. Dentists. No pain. 912 W. 0. W. Blds. | Tma., 308 Rowe Bidg. D. 3186, | | | I Dr. Bradbury “Taft's Dent. Dressmaking. ART OF DRESS CUTTING SCHOOL, 50 cents a lesson. Satisfaction or mon-y returned. 2012 N Wi FOR STYLE, reasonable price in your fall | dresses; mee Atkinson Co.. 1803 Farnam. GOWNS and sults a specialty. Work guar- | toed. Webster 4! | D-making by the da 0 Bxp. dramkr. Child's clothe | L _____Electrolysis. uperfluous halr removed by electricity; nee- dle work guar'nt'd. Miss Allender, 624 Bee. ’gxxture:: amli Wi::n bl lectric washing machines, | \DUR ING.l.c\rlu irons and reading 7I-n)pl 2223 Lumlnl‘ 8t. Douglas IEI. Everything tor Women. ACCORDION, side, knife, sunburt, box pleating; covered buttons, all sizes and styles, hemstitching; pled edgin em- broid beading, braiding, cordin let cut work, buttonholes, pennants. IDBAL BUTTON AND I’LEA TING CO. 200 Douglas Blk. BWITCHES froni combings, h up. Dy-a. EO; ,, Mrs H._?[lllh_lr 338 Paxton Bidg. Furnace Cleaning. ELSASSER, furnace cleaners; anteed; best prices, 1921 8. Borneman, fur., chim. Exp. chimney and_furnace cleant Hair Dressing. IDEAL Hair Parlors, 207 Baird Bldg. Manl- curing, toifet article Douglas 6185. Job anin* GATE CITY Priuting Co., high-grade print. 2621 N. 24t] Phone Wep, 1697, Express Companies. | Anywhere 25c. Web. 2104. | TWIN CITY Express Co, 1622 Casa St Douglas 1717. Heavy hauling a specialty. | ustices of the Peace, H. H, CLAIBORNE, 612 Paxton Blk. Red 7401, Notary Public; deposition, steno. W. BRITT, 301 Berker Block. Mailing Lists. WILL distribute circulars and furnish names of farmers and rural taxpayers Lanc | ter and surrounding counties. iAddress A. | Goerts, College View, Neb. work guar- 11th. D. 5438, | cleaning. D. 7239, R. 8608, C. Ma: MARIE GEIGER, massage and baths. Room 301 Neville Blk., 3rd floor, 16th and Harney. Belenfific massage: baths, 1323 Farnam St O ths, | Dr. Mary Andersen, 605 Bee Bldg. Patent Attorneys. PATENTS procured, bought and national Patent Co., H. A. BTURGIS, 630 Brandeis Th. Pianos for Rent. $3.60 per mo. A. Hospe Co. 1513 Douglas. | Rug Manufacturers. FLUFF rugs from old carpets; rag rugs a spectalty: cleaning and alterations. Peery Rug Factory, 2421 ('umln( Red 2343, Shoe Parlors, MEN'S, WOMEN'S, SHOES Shined, Cleaned Omaha _Shoe Hospital, 1822 Farnam Towel Supplies. OMAHA Towel Bupply, 207 8. 11th. D.523. Wedding Stationery. WEDDING announcements and printing. Douglas Printing Co. Tel, Doug. 614 SWAPPERS’ COLUMN | TF YOU have anything to trade, make up & Nittle ad «nd run it in this column for weven days—It only costs 25c and 3c per als offer 1s good only in Oma| D. 3996, old. Tnter. D, D. Properties For Bale or Trade e. us well as mail orders for use of 's Column, must pay regular rates. One or Lwo anawers are sufficlert to make your trade and the whole trans. | action only costs about 30c "Try it FOR SALE or trade. 17 H. P. Minneapolis engine, 32". New Racine Separator, tank and wagon complate, $650. Can use good late car or lots of equal value. John T . VICTROLA RECORDS, Mavo a beautiful mahogany lnmp to ex change for any Kind of records. Address 8. C., 398, Bee. ADDING MACHINE—Burroughs adding ma- | ahine; perfect condition; will trade for | trpewriters, office furniture, piotures, or | what have you? 1912, 5-PASSENGER (udmm electric light and starter, 2 new Fiske tires, others as good as new; will uko good dlamond In | | _exchange. Addre ICE box, range and porch awing fovl) to swap; KO each as good as new. __ What have you? Address Box 8062, Bee. 1% H. P. GASOLI} GINE to trade for | hog from 260 to 300 lbs. or calf 6 to 8 months old. Box 8. C. 642, Bee. WE swap or buy kodaks; films developed free; one-day service. Kase Kodak Studlo, Neville Blk., 16th and Harney. A LITTLE AD in this column will about eome remarkable exchanges. | ONE large sizo Presto-Lite, will trada for anything I can use. Box 8, C. 636, Bee, STEVENS single barrel shotgun and lsather case, nearly new; will trade for Colt's or Smith and Wesson revolver, slde action, 6-inch barrel preferred. Box 8. C. 633, Hes. GOOD 100-1b. ice box, | burner and sowing machine for small safe, or what have you? Box 8. C Bee bring Buttons and Pleating. NAM Dress Pleating and Button Paxton Blk., Doug. 2109; accor- dion, knife, side, space, box, sunburst and combination pleating, hemstiching, pleot edging, pinking, ruching, covering buttons; lll styles and sizes. l’rlrw- list free. “Carpenters and Contractors. Lessard & Son, 1906 Capitol Ave, Tyler 1632, Caterers. AN EXPERIENCED CATER excellent ©00. , speclal attention to parties and Sun- ley dinners; prices reasonable. Har. 4360, Chiropractic. 1326 AV. 0. W, Bldg. D, SEZ’ Cl'nropracuc and Spinal Adjustment, Burhorn, Rose Bld dg. 1‘ulml-r school ur.«lunl«- Doug. 6347, DR. KNOLLENBERG, 5. W, Corner 24th and Farnam Sta. Phone Douglas 7206, Dr, Frances Dawson, 102-3 Rose BId. T. 2366, Dt 3. C Daird Bide. D, 8461, Circular Distributing. distribute circulars 1 furnish names armers and rural taxpayers Lancaster surrounding countl Addroess A tz, College View, Ne¢ Cleaning and Pressing. SUITS pressed, 36c; v pressed, $1, Phil Greenstone. rv. Red 2761 Costumes. THEATRICAL gowns, full dress sults, for rent, 204 N, 17th. John Feldman. D. 8128, Drs Johnston, Lawrenc WILL BUSINESS CHANCES MOVIE SHOW BARGAINS Omaha Movie Show, seats 400, well lo- cated, clearing $45 por week; rent, $40 per mo. Real snap, $2,000. Act quick. lowa show town of 15,000; clears $160 per week; price $3,760; terms, Movie show, only .one in town of 2,600; clears $80 per week, Movle show in Nebraska town of 60,000; dofng, fine business; see this Movie show in Nebraska town of 4,000; seats 460; money maker; this show worth the money; box office checking. Omaha movie that clears $90 per week; seatn 490; fine equipment and well lo- cated; can be had right. We have other good shows in OMAHA, IOWA and NEBRASKA that are worth your time investigating. If you are in the market for a show see me for bargains, The shows awalt your early inspection. QUICK MOVIE SHOW DEPARTMENT, 119 Rose Bidg. Phone Tyler 2487 PATENTS PROTECT AND movie above ACT THAT PAY D A or model roferences. Promptness assured Watson E. Coleman 624 P. 8t, N. W,, BOOKS A Send sketch Highest resuits PATENT LAWYER, WASHINGTON, D. C. 1916. BUSINESS CHANCES COMMERCIAL CLUB OF OMAHA IS COMPILING A PLE IN OMAHA A WHO HAVE LIST OF PEO- D VICINITY MONEY FOR INVESTMENT IN PROGRESSIVE, WELL- MANAGED OMAHA FACTORIES. To these Investors Is given first opportunity to get in touch with in- coming industries that offer unusu- ally good opportunities for making money on Investment. Experlence shows there Is no safer form of in- vestment that yields handsome profit than In some of the well aged Omaha factories that been developed with Omaha cap- ital. Money that stays at home can be more easlly watched and it yields better returns than the major- ity of Investments made on doubtful out-of-town investments. The men who reglster in the Com- mercial Club's Industrial Bureau have the advantage of looking over and choosing from the best indus- trial investment opportunities that come to Omaha. THE INVESTORS' BUREAU. Invites the attention of Investors to many attractive looking opportu- nitles. No fees or commissions are accepted. Mention is made foday of: Parties with experience and some capital to invest, wish to establish A TANNERY FOR OMAHA. More capltal is required. The tisld for & tannery |s here and all that fs mow required ia sufficlent addi- tlonal local capital to establish the plant. COMMERCIAL CLUB OF OMAHA, INVESTORS' BUREAU. OPPORTUNITY FOR IN- VESTMENT IN EIGHT (8) PER CENT PREFERRED STOCK. (DIVIDEND PAY- ABLE SEMI-ANNUALLY.) A rapidly growing and high grade Omaha corporation could use A limited amount of additional capi- tal for purposes of legitimate ex- pansion. This concern has the highest commercial rating possi- ble for its present capitalization and wishes to add to ils business a line of merchandise not repre- xented in Omaha, Full investigation Invited by ‘any one wishing to invest, Apply Box ¥017, Bee, MY LIST. ALL KINDS OF BUSINESS PLACES FOR SALE. ALI SIZES AND PRICES. GOOD LOCATION AND REASONABLE RENTS. HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, CONFECTIONERY ~ STORES, CIGAR STORES, POOL HALLS, MEAT MAR- KETS, GROCERIES, GENERAL MER- CHANDISE, TRANSFE! BUSINESS, HAT (STORE, BOTTLING WORKS, BLECTROPLATING, CLOTHES CLEAN- ING, HAT CLBANING, STORAGE BUS. INESS, MACHINE SHOPS, AUTO GAR- AGES, MANUFACTURING BUSINESS, COAl, BUSINESS, FEED BUSINESS, DRUG STORES, LAUNDRIES, BAKER IES, ROOMING HOUSES AND EVERY KIND OF BUSINESS, IN OMAHA AND IN OTHER CITIES AND COUNTRY TOWNS. IF YOU ARE GOING INTO BUSINESS OF ANY KIND, ANY PLACE, SEE WILLIAMS, ROOM 411, McCAGUE BUILDING, 15TH AND DODGE STS, OMAHA EVERY INVESTED DOLLAR HAS IT8 RIGHTS—Don't Invest your savings until you write us for full particulars of an INSIDE OPPORTUNITY promising large, quick and sure profits. This offer is so unusual that telegrams reserving shares have reached us from every s in the unfon and many cablegrams have comu from abroad. Bend for actual coples of these cables and telegrams and for PROOF AND FACTS. You can invest a moderate amount now which should grow enormoysly in a short time, Write today and we will send this information fmmediately by Special Deltvery. There fa no charge and you are under no obliga- tion. You will readily see that this is the one big opportunity which you have been hoping would some day come to you, Ad- dress McIntyre Companies, Limited, 1932 Westminater Bldg., Chica, AMBITIOUS, aggressive man with $6,000.00 can purchase a local business with branches at Lincoln, Neb!, Councll Bluffs and Sfoux City, Ta. Investment secured and will net Independent income from the start, Details upon inquiry. Box 8112, Ree. DO YOU want to sell or exchange your bus- iness? I can find a buyer for you. See me sure. Write or lelaphone at once and glve details. F. M. Mills, 631 Brandels Bldg. Douglas 3796, SINGLE BUSINESS CHANCES | Who's setting the pace now? In the first ten months of 1916 THE BEE galped 47,040 Pald Ads EXCEEDING the COMBINED GAIN of ! the other two Omaha pajses for same period by more than— 20,000 PAID ADS. Good Results. Good Rates. Good Service. WANTED—Agents throughout lowa and Nebraska to aell SPRING OILERS for autos, Kvery car needs them. All auto distributors, garages, etc, recommend them. $24.60 will handle Iargo county. Money refunded If can't make good. G. L. W, 8PRING OILER CO., OMAHA. 852 Brandals Bldg. A RELIABLE mauufacturer wants general sules manager to establish office and manage salesmen, Liberal contract; $300 to $700 capital necessary. Money-making possibilities unltmited. Will pay expenses 10 Chicago If you are man we want. Acme Rrass Works, Inc., 1012 Republican Bldg. Chicago. " SR T REPRESENTATIVE wanted to handle ex- clusively greatest automobile accessory dovised. 30 per cent less gasoline—os0 per cent more power. Eliminates all car- bon. Guaranteed . Retalls $5.00. cent profit Thousands sold on money back gaurantee, Highest indorsements, Requires 3260 to $500 capital. Bell, 334 National Life Bldg., (‘hicago. DISTRIBUTORS WANTED. The Camelford attachment converts any Ford into & strong, serviveable truck for $40. Great money-making proposition. Natlonally advertised. Liberal discounts given to dealers and agents everywhere. Maremont Mfg. Co, 916 S, Wabash Ave, Chicago. LARGE Illinols corporution, manufacturing talking machine, wants territorial man- ager with 3200 to §600 capltal to finance contract. Plays and equals appearance of any $50 Instrument. Wholesnls price $9.00. Blg money maker, Address De Luxe, 1427 Carrol Ave, Chicago. $26.50 STARTS 100 per | B rs for this same period PART FOUR WANT-AD SECTION PAGES ONE TO SIX COPY FIVE CENTS. SITUATIONS WANTED _ ¥ Typing work by stenographer; charges reason- able. Box 8041, Dee. DESIRE to play plano for picture show & times weak, from 2:30 to 4:30. G. Harrls, 3310 l)l\'glll)orl‘ =~ N colored girl WANTED—Position _as housekeeper for widower with children, Phone Tyler ATION wanted chambermaid. Webstel ANY kind of work wan colored _lady. Webster 1621, TOLORED girl wants place hovsework. Fiarney 4888, WANTED—By nurse, hourly or day nurs- ink. I'hone 8. 1266, COLORED woman wants general housework. ‘Web. "Vl!l Laundry and Dey Work. plece work; lace cur- work guaranised. Webater 2104. PERFECT washing, ‘ay or bundle, guaran- teed strictly dependable. Webster 3184, mm»fl*fir“whu ‘woman, laundry work, mf.-m.. 46, cy clothes carefully lsun- dored. " Web. 4203, 18T (‘LAHH Tndry w'k, Day w'k. Web, 'i’;. Bundie wash; 1at class lnundm H. 4. for general lie. wan} 1032 N, S1at. Ty, m B.A Bx, col. wom. wants da ‘work.. ref. D, 9016 Wanied day work from 9 to 4 South 3438, Baperionced Tady WAnts day work, Har, 1300, bundie wash., Web, 28 $20 profit dally—mail no competition—no cany 1lle, K ALL OR A 4% interest in hardware businees in busines: center of 8t, Paul, Minn,; merchandise in- volce $14,000; sales $45,000; business can be doubled; investigate, Inquire GREEN- MAN, g, St 1, Minn, ka distributor for “Amer- great motor car value' Light six cylinder car, Have wonderful distributors’ proposition to offer. Call Douglas 3207, FOR SALE—Retall grocery atock around $7,600; Aug. business $4,064; Sept. bullnul $4,619; good reasons for selling; town in Oregon. Address Y 675, Bee. jo_wash, homie. Web, 1889, FOR_good I-uuflr.n._l’m Bxp. 'lih'omll Wl_'lvl lay worl Y. WANTED—Bundle _washing. AY work wanted. Call 3 Hotels and Restaurants. RELIABLE EMPLOYM] 1610 Duvenport St Headquarters for hotel 1,ooo BOND LBTTERHABADR, §2; 6,000, $8.75. Authentic Printing, Co, 3427 Lex- ington, Kansas City, Mo. ' Samples, RESTAURANT and cafe, Hotel Bavoy, rent good proposition. Call at hotel office, 13th. it Jachory B o kA0 PHYSICIAN desirous of a fine location in Nebraska can learn particulars by ad- dressing Y 684, Bee. SMALT, milk routs, about 22 gal. dally sale, with team and wagon and some cows. cnn South 2646, or ‘ollal‘ol business, MI“' Bidg. Dous.., an; Kot 1 or out business. X . Knieat, Bae Bldg, O UA IIT TION New and rebullt Omaha Film Excharge, 108 WILLIAMS, established 20 yoars. To buy business see him. 411 McCague erence, U. 8. National Bank. i closed out more mdse. other firm in U. 8. Write for terms. SALE—Good, clean stock of hard- , llve town, central Nebraska. Good for welling. Be quick. Address o sell or buy a business or call on Dulrh & Borghoft, FOR SALE by owner, drug store, dwelling and stock; square deal. Address owner. 918 Weat 6th Ave., Denver, Colo. FOR SALE—Store and 6 living rooms 60x129 ft.; $2,000. 3411 Ames Ave. “0- noou hotel for sale or {rade. us 7163, Rooming Houses. FOR SALE CHEAP—Rooming house 'nqd- of 10 rooms, all nicely furnished; ful roomers; good location; electric light, nl, steam hnl\td; rents cheap, Call and in- vestigate If interested, Phone Bouth 1845, or come to 2616-17 N 8t., South Side. sizes, groat bar. Ph Tyler PLACE?:I Toom, orn, full of roomers. 609 N. 1th St. _SITUATIONS WANTED WE}‘DKLY l;ATll. 16¢ PER LINP. Day work or business ads, regular um S A-1 OFFICE man, 31, many years experi- ence as clerk, bookkeeper, cashler and in credits and correspondence, is open permanent position. Record clean and of steady advancement. At present travi salesman, but desires return office reason of change. Highest roferences as to character and_ability. Bond. For Inter- nnl 7921, gh achool education, wish- | es a permanent position, drug business or restaurant preferred. Address C. M. Hull, Route 3, Flllwi. Ta. SXPERIENCED Colored chauffeur would llke to have steady position; con do all repalr; have good reforences. Call Har- ney 1269, WANTED-—By man and wife, work In pri- vate family, apartment or porter and mald in_hotel, Phons Web BLOCK watchman Has worked In brewery for Ada 1416 N 28th St WORK by man and wife on dllry or cattle feeder's farm. State wages. Box 172, Donglas, Neb. LICENSE] fireman desire: referenc Phona Harney ney 4374, TWO young men, 21 and 26, want posl- tiors, steady jobs preferred, Call Doug- lus b WORK wanted as janitor by all-around kitchen man; colored. Doug. 9015, ten years. vouition. Good 4086 or Har- tor{ Office clerk, good wnmn\. Stenographer, Implement tirm, Bookkeeper and typist, $66. Office clerk, young man, $35. We have many others. Call and ses us. NO FILING FEE, only 60 cents h investigate references, THE MARTI CO, 1327 W, O. W. ST APHER ... Bookkeeper and Ste Office Clerk BIll- Clerk . - Oftive Clérk | Oftice Clerk Office Boy WATTS REF. KEEPER, one who complete charge; l;:o-ltltn liva, ambitious nufll man who fl able to eventually work into & my position; salary to af 0 vuh good chance for $100 or m- tactory, Western Reference & Bond Ine., 762 Omaha Natlonal Bank Bill_‘_% ASBISTANT bookkeeper for smal ce, nce & Bond Ass'n, m, Natlonal Bank Buil BOOKKEEPER who can do smi of steno. work; must have .ooa‘ allty and be capable of .ll te $100. WATTS REF, CO, 840 Brand. Theater. ENERA' merchandise clerk, "% | man, between the ages of 25 years; salary, § Western R nce & Bond Ass'n, hs. 762 Omaha National Bank Bullding, bank in' small town; prefer one who ' #peaks German; position open Januaty 3 good salary. WATTS REF. CO, 840 Brand. Theater, WANTED—Young man with some ence in stationery and office supply Augu- Brown & BSaenger, Bloux B. WANTED—Experienced wholesals hard- ware price clerk, No other need nnly. Box 324, Des Moines, Ia. ofessions and Trades. Wanted trimmers. tion and good salary, Apply superintandent. BRANDEIS STORES. Drug Positions—All States CO-OPERATIVE REF, CO.. 1016-16 City National Bank Bldg. CHANCH for carpenter and general mnr man to rent house for half rent if he can do repalr work, odd jobs for balance __buy. Address Box 8124, Bee. WANTED immediately A-1 paper ruler, fi prefer non-union. In answering state ary and experience. Le Febure Indnr Co., Cedar Rapids, Ia. - xpert in six weeks; our big book tells you how. Rahe's Automo- ;:'Il- School, 601 B, 11th 8t., Kansas City, 0. WANTED—AC once, an A-1 sausage maker. Permanent position and top wages to th right man. Washington Market, 140 Douglas. 4 B P T s WANTED—A taflor with good reference; must be sober and steady. Write or wi I{A:nllmn Cleaning Works, Scottabluff, Neb, eb. WANTED—FIrst_class nonunion ruler, also bindery man for northern city, Write 650 Transporta Bldg., Chl 0. D GOODS CANDY MAKER . JOHNSON BISCUIT = CO., SIOUX_CITY, 1A, Salesmen and_Solicitors. WANTED—Position by sober, reliable por- ter. Call_Web. Female, EXPERT typlst desires permanent of temp- orary position, Wiil take copy work home. Assistant bookkeeper, cashier. Address Miss Olmstead, 22156 Howard. WANTED--Place as companion in C. 8 family by woman of refinement—will ans- sist with care of children, Address Y 653, Be x o — S GRADUATE nurse of refinement and oleer- ful disposition wishes (o care for elderly __person or_couple. Addross Y 68 ELDERLY lady wisiien position as keeper In good, respectable hom she will have full charge. Box 7910, Be Till; BEE charge for “Siation ada” s lower than any other form of advertising ——not_enough fo cover the cost of printing. POSITION wanted by bookkeeper experl- enced in managing office and credit d partment. Phone Harney 2064, PRACTICAL nurse wants place in or out of , Where town; first-class city references. Phone South 3279, or South 2876, SALESMEN to sell our Myers quality line of exclusive art calendars; every plece copyrighted and made by us exclusive- ly; together with our high grade line of leather goods, memorandum books and diaries. The most complete line of in- door and outdoor metal signs, and very fine line of other clalties Every- thing manufactured In our big facto: Terms; Salary, commission or drawing courit. The Elwood Myers Co., Spring- 0. RIENCED who knows h can sell speciallz tising service. We are a 20-year-old firm, seliing to large small advert nd now extending our territories. Liberal commission m-km with weekly advances. Heartiest co-oper- ation In sales plans and development of business. State experience fully, CRUVER COMPANY, 2442 Jackson Blvd., Chicago. SALBESMEN WANTED-—Experience unnee- ossary; earn while you learn. Write for large 1ist of openings and lals from hundreds of our students who earn $100 to $500 A month. Address nearest office. Dept. 439, National Salesmen Training Assoclation, Chicago, York, San Francisco,