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Want-Ad Rates 'ASH WITH ORDER. - ch ingertion id—no dlsplay.) 8!7 0. Set in th\l’ time conmunu times Special Ral nd Ranch l‘nflu” freess .three unt i wrd- to the line.) EIGN ADm'HIING UNDER AGENTS o OR HELP WANTED D CLASSI- FICATIONS. A i D TAKEN FOR LESS THAN A MQonL OF %c O LESH THAN CARD mms. DEATH AND FU- i L NOTICES. ucn insertion (Minim MONTHLY IATH FOR "ANDING ADS (No change of copy sllowed.) 598 One line Two lines or more (Count six nrd- to the Tioe) (Contract nm on application.) THE BEE will not be responsible for more than one Incorrect insertion of an dver- tisement ordered for more than one time. ADVERTISERS should retain receipts §iv! by The Bee in payment for Wants Ads, as no mistake can be rectified without them. USE THE TELEPHONL if you canvot con- venfently bring or sent in your ads. Ask fr & Want-Ad Taker, and you will celve the same good pervice as when livering your ad at the offic WANT-AD C’\LUHNS CLOSE. RVENING EDITIONS.. 2 00 M. ugmmln FDITIONS . . M. MOVIE PROGRAM Carrent ot of the best Moties in Omabs. (Changed D-ly.\ 4 AT town. FARNAM, ‘ONE EXCELLENT PICTURE AND REFINED COMEDIES, 1317-19 DOUGLAS 5e—PRESENTED HERE FOR—$c ANOTHER S¥RIAI, WITH THRILLS EPISODE NO, & YSTERIES OF MYRA 2 Reel RNAM FUNERAL DIRECTORS. THE BEE: ANNOUNCEMENTS DUFFY & JOHNSTON, mmi'u nm fu- Ty dlrllk!rl and sm- Douzlas 1226, HULSE & RIEPEN, balmers. 701 8. lGlh LOST--FOUND--REWARDS I you lose anything and will advertise it you will surely recover it If found by an honest person. Remarkable recov. erles are brought about every day through this column, THE LAW-—-People who find lost ar- ticles are interested In knowing that the state law is strict in requiring them to seek the owner through advertisement and otherwi and that a fallure to do #0, {f same can be proven, Involves & se- rious penalty. OMAHA & COUNCIL BLUFFS mnfi— RAILWAY COMPANY. do well to call up t & Council Bluffs Street Rallway company to ascertaln whether they left it in the street car. Many articles each day a turned In and the company s enxious to restore the to the rightful owners. Call Tyler 800. LOBT—Bent head cane, between 16th and Harney and 34th and Dodge; reward. Charles Beaton, 15th and Farnam. LOST—Diamond, Boyd theater or Burg Miss Schuitz, Red 6108, her at sanitary Sodn Feuntain, OREEN'S PHARMACY, 16th and Howard. LOST—Cameo brooch, Saturday; vi it Ci Douglas 6652. NOTICE TO MERCHANTS: All old Liberal Ald tickets that are outstanding will be vold after November 30, 1916. Hereafter we will issue new white tickets with colored print on them and our new office will be located at 501 World Herald Bldg., Walter Tirandes, Pres. Your most convenient printer, THE PRINTING HOUSE OF MAUER. 1744, 1619 Farnam St. AUROMOBI LE storag dry and clean, $3.60 s Bros., Council Bluffs, Ia. RD' “Lucky Wedding Ring: at _16th and Douglas Sts. Accordion Pleating. ACCORDION Side, Knife, Box Pleatins, Cov. Buttons, Hemstitching. Neb. Pleating and Button Co., 431-2 Paxton Blk. R. 4942, Accountant JOHN H. CATHRAE & BON (INC.) Chicago Racine, New Orleans, Public Accountants and Auditors. Systematizers, Efficlency Engineers. Business Counsellors. Omaha Office, 1233-24 W. O. W. Bld; H. L. Bray, Resident Mana, Attorney at Law. FRANCIS MORGAN, 613 Bee. Dougles MRS, WEST, soclety entertainer, palmistry and cards. For engagement Tel. Ty. 2691, CAKES, pastry and flncy bal supplied to parties, lodges and entertain- , Reeder, 1506 N. 18th. W. 3927. TORTMAN'S NEW ENGLAND BAKERY., N. 16TH BT. BIANCHES—PUBLXC MARKET AND HAYDEN BROTHERS, “OUR MOTTO"—BETTER BAKED GOODS. LET US PROVE IT. party who has “Srown spaniel called kindly call Harnoy 69677 WILL “8port,’ FOR SALE—Miscellaneous Furniture lnd Household Goods. FUR 1 fine -mu ot one combination china cabinet and buf , one extension table, 6 dining chairs, Worth 3100, On aalo for' $44.60, STATE FURNITURE CO. Cor. 14th and Dodge. Phone Doug. HIGH-GRADE furniture, cut glass, hand painted china, bric-a-brac and all that could be expected to furnish a 6-room Can be bought at half wishing a pretty home, STOVES, ALL KINDS, See us first. Prices right. City Furniture Co., 107 8. 14ih. yal Furniture Co., 233 N. 16th Bt. BUY a Little Giant ironing table. It gives absolute satisfaction. The Little Glant Manufacturing c., Omaha, 8TOVES, Itnen of all una- lgoff, 1839 N, FOR HALE—Role A:om Daseburner, ®0od condition. Walnut 3647, 3430 8 FOR SALE—Stee burner. Walnut 116 rugs. beddi OPOI tu [ ' | FOR SALE—Dstroit Jewel Gas Stove cheap. Nxwe_pENCH, $LU “JESS OF THE HILL COUNTRY" J"AN EVENTFUL EVENING" AND A FABLE STORY “S4TH AND LAKE “A_ DARING CHANCE" “THE CURSE OF THE FOREST" GRAND, — T0TH AND BINNEY “REGENERATION. FOX PRODUCTION in FIVE S8PLENDID ACTS. l TH AND CUMING NE GOOD PICTURE TODAY TW LIKE IT EDY. ‘m__—'-fl'm AND LOTHROP “THE WO“w IN THE CASE" “STAR _ SHERM, ND_LOCUST “ALICE IN SOC g i MEDIES S—gewh | MR AND mmm Harney 2428. Pianos and Musical 1nstrument FOR SALE—Upright Chickoring plan dark oak dining room set. Tel. H, 6314, _Ask_for Mrs, Wheeler. HIGH-GRADE Schubert piano for _cheap, Phone Harney 26 FTANO piayer or oraan, §36_ Tel. Har, 4711, g, Furs, Etc. FOR SALE—Gentleman's winter overcoat; size 36; worth $40; good as new. Phone Harney 1626, “Baths. DR. BENDA — Bulphur, steam. Modern Turkish BATHS AND MASSAGE. Private apartments for lddies, with lady attend- ants. 1919 Farnam, Phone Doug. 6877, hin and sizes. Price list free. Brass and Iron‘ Foundries. Paxton-Mitchell Co., 27th and Martha Sts. Caterers, AN EXPERIENCED CATERESS, excellent k; special attention to parties and preparc sandwiches. Wal. 2328 hiropractic and Spi glmmmt. Dr. Burhorn, Rose Paimer school _graduate _ Doug. m1 Dr. Frances Dawson, 602-3 Rose Bld. T. 3366 Dr. J. C. Lawrence, Baird Bidg. D. 8481, Chiropractic. Drs. Johnlum. 1326 W. O. W. Bldg. D. enters and Contractors Bon, 1 "Cleaning and Pressing. SUITS pressed, 36c; cleaned and pressed, §1, Phil_Greenstone, 1405 Harney. Red 2761, hlunl Costumes. THEATRICAL gowns, full dress sults, for rent. 204 N, 17th, John Feldman, D. 3128, Ves. JAMES ALLAN, 312 Neville Bik. _secured In all cuu Tyler 11, ewelry, Diamonds and Watches. FRODREGAARD' “Lucky wedains Rins?” | DE LUXE & y at 16th and Douglas Sts. Billiards and Pocket Tables. TAB! rand a with complete tables at re- duced prices; bowling alleys and supplies; easy payments, Cigar stores, drug, dell- catessen and soda fountain fixtures, THE BRUNSWICK-BALKKE-COLLENDER CO., 407-409 South '10th 8t. unnn no) d pool hall. pool tabl es suparately. nam lt. Red 72 Wil sell 807 BCOND-HAND MOTOR! EXPERT ELECTRICIANS AND MACHINISTS, LE BRON ELECTRICAL WORKS, -30 8. 13th Bt., Omaha. ONE Po;u 6-1no chli n th H. Steyer, Carle N-l. 1! steam, engines, pipes. Gross kalu 00,. 819 Cuming. BUHLER, In — T L M ey ad Oltes AND aih REFINED COMEDIES, @ West. DUNDEE $18T AND UNDERWOOD . LOUISE LOVELY, In ' “THE_GRASP OF GREED" A_BLUEBIRD FEATURE 2685 FARNAM ROBERT WI “ISLE OF LIFE" UNIVERSAL COMEDY mfi AND DODGE RICHARD TRAVERS and * JUBRITE YTON Ih | “BORROWED SUNSHINE." “OUT OF THE SHADOW," (Christle. FLORISTS. WERS or Combinations shipped every. Bxeslient sarvice to our custom recommends. HESS & reisahu S S : gl’l‘fll AND DEATHS. and Cora Jane Anderson, ‘Twenty-fourth, boy; Earl D. and 2628 Burdette, girl; Willlam Vn'u 'lu-lur. 2610 Emmet, boy; 9 E. and Caroline French, 1911 Chi. 3 ‘hibald and Josephine Kelloy, ; Karl N. and Ruth E. Goug: boy; Jlllu lnd 2100 Monous, 1262 South hllrlnaih Duncan Margaret Leary, 15 Twenty- Eirl; Clarence and Skagg, 1623 North Twenty-third, ; Harold H. and Vera rndamn, 25 aven: Laongnecker, cnrm Poppenhagen, u h.”ll ] lnnolnr;'n. "lll years, an yel years, M. Robi Bteno. Phu for prices. Douglas 2802 540 Paxton our prices en job prin }r’ UNITED STATES PRl 'ING CO. Bee Bldg. Douglas 1173, . Co., quality h 8t tg. 90. 624 8. 13th Bt AT ] vrinting Tel, Doug. 21! —SEWING MACHINES — We rent, repair, sell noedles and purts of all sewing machines. MICKEL'S NIIRAIKA CYCLE CoO, 16th and Harney Sts. Doug. 1662, Typewriters_and_Supplies. EW machines sold the same aa rent; §1 th, See befo! buy. or Shipped any days’ froe tri Butts 316 8. 18th, Omaha, MINGTONS, onarchs and Premiers for rent; sent anywhere. Rem- _ ington Typewriter Company. D. 1384, ' TYPEWRITERS sold, nnll‘ lnl l’w‘ln‘ Rent an Oliver Typewrit months for 5. Central 'ryww-mnl lxohnu. 1906 Farnam. WE BUY, sell and exchange typewriters. Guaranteed tpyewr 0 up. Write for lst, Midiand Co., Bee Blfll BAVE 30 per cent on your {; plies. Call Midland Co., Dou(ln ll"l Miscellaneous. PECANS FOR SALE—One hundred poundd thin shell selected peca forty dollara, Same auantity, ‘run of orch five dollars, Smaller quantities same price per pound, We pay express. Remit with orders. Simpson & Simpson, New- now? In the first ten months of 1916 THE BEE gained 47,040 Pald Ads, EXCEEDING the COMBINED GAIN of the other two Omaha papers for same 20,000 PAID ADS. Gflm-l Rates. Qood lorvto __Bupply Co., 414-16-18 8. 13th, D OMAHA PILLOW CO.—Felt and hair mll- tresses made over in new ticks at half the price of new ones. Phona us for sample of ticking. Mall orders filled. 1907 Cuming St. Douglas 2467, ALEX JETTES LIQUOR HOUSE, ‘hirteenth and Do Bottled in bond whisky, IC. “ 00, $1.26, full quart. MY high standard of q ty will be main- mall order house. N. 15th Home-mado grape wine, $1.25 PER GALLON. Sunkist port, full quart, 60 cents. 01d Taylor whisky. full quart, 98 cents. CACKLEY BROS. DRY KINDLING WOOD. _ACME BOX COMPANY. HARNEY 1837. | FOR SALE—A new doubl Must be moved. Walnut WANTED TO BUY G‘U‘Ffm Highest Prices Furniture, Rugs, Clothes, Planos, Office Furniture, Trunks, Shoes. Douglas 3871, Res., Wi DESKS DESKS New dukl. used desks, bought, sold and raded. J. C. Reed, 1207 Farnam ANT! Fox terrier dog, six months to one year old; cheap. Write; state price. C. C. Adams, R. F. D. 2, Trenton, Neb. I N Pays highest price for clothes, shoes, trunks, ete. Red 32 Res., Douglas 8032, OMAHA Motal & Rubber t mixed paper. Will pay lwd price. Douglas 2436. [ DIAMONDS mauisce pays your price for second-hand clothes, shoes and hats. Webster 3320. HELP WANTED MALE AND FEMALE. men to eat R B s s bal Call L lluncly and Wednesday my for Rent Fri ressma. o ART OF DRESS CUTTING SCHOOL. 60 cents a lesson. Satlsfaction or money returned. 2017 N. 18th St. Web. 7816, BEWING of any kind well done, Reason- . Able prices. 2631 Spencer St. Web: 1434, GOWNS and suits a specialty. Work guar. anteed. Webater . 4940. BEWING by exp. dressmaker. Harney 5077, Dressmak! D-making by t A 7 Exp. dramkr. Child's ciothes, spec'ty. D. 9037, Terry Dressmak's coliege, 20th and Farnam. SEWING wanted by the day. South 3 0 Baird Bidg. D. 270 T Express Companies, Anywhere %c Web. 2104, 1623 Cass BL Douglas 1717, Huvv hailing a_speciaity. air Dres: IDEAL Halr Parlors, 20 curing, tollet artiol wI' from combings, §1 up. 600, Mrs. M. Brillhart. 338 Paxts and Wiring, DURKIN Electric washing machines, electric’ irons and lamps. 2323 Cuming St. Douglas 3i ce Cleaning. Borneman, fur, chim. cteaning. D. 7239, TLSASSER, furnace cleaners; work guar- anteed; best prices. 1921 8. 11th. D. 543 Exp. chimney and furnace cleaner. R. 46 ting. ob GATE CITY Priuting Co., l, grade priat- ing. 3631 N, 234th. Phone Web. 1687, ustices of the Peace. H. n. CLAIBORNE, 612 Paxton Bik. 1. _Notary Public; deposition, s ITT, 301, Barker Block. ures, expert masseuse and Staat's Institute, C. MISS HARWOOD, therapeutic operator. Douglas 7097, OMAHA BUSINESS CHANCES A GOOD OPENING. For an active man who desires to learn the real estate and insurance business; can secure an Interest in one of the best equipped in the city. Although newly established, It has superior advantages and unsurpassed prospects and opportun- itles. Omne of the partners desires to go south on account of his health, and his Interest can be purchased for $500 cash. Highest bank and commercial references furnished. Investment secured. SOUTH OMAHA INVESTMENT CO, 4935 8. 24th 8t. Phone 8o, 1247. DO _YOU WISH TO SELL YOU BUSINESS AND TURN IT INTO CASH? ‘We are buying all kinds of merchandise stocks in Nebraska, Io and surround- ing territory, paying cash. If you want to sell out your business and get cash for it without delay, write us, glving all detalls. Nomkllmh for us to handle. Al espondence strictly confideatial. OMAHA SALVAGE COMPANY, 760 Omaha National Bank Bidg. Omaha, Nebrasks. FOR SALE—3-CHAIR BARBER SHOP, 4 POOL TABLES, STOCK CIGARS, ETC. $126 A WEEK BUSINESS, SPLENDID LOCATION. SELL FOR #§ A BAR- GAIN FOR A BARBER OR ANYONE. INTER-STATE REALTY CO. 929-30 City Nat'l Doug. COME UP OR CALL UP TDDAY BUY this grocery, delicatessen and lunch store; profits average $230 a month now; good stock, worth about $1,100; fixtures, $700; living rooms, too. Everything goes at & bargain to first one with $1,700 cash. Bée me sure. This is your chince to get a_good money-making business. Call at office as soon as you see this. Mills, 631 Brandels Bldg. Douglas 3796. WANTED—Investors to invest & small amount of money in.a proposition that will pay 100 per cent within six months. P position will stand the closest Investi n. Box 8292, O Bee. OWNER of new apd second-hand harness shop, located 1912 Cuming, must sell be- cause of sickness, complets stock; low rent, good business; llving rooms in con- nection. Wonderful opportunity for young man. Call at Loyal Furniture Store, 223 N. 16th. Who's setting the pace now? In the first ten months of 1916 THE BEE gained 47,940 Pald Ads. EXCEEDING the COMBINED GAIN of the other l.'o Omaha papers (u same period by II.“. PAID ADS. HELP WANTED—MALE Good Results, Good Rates. Good Service. WANTED—Agents “throughout Iowa and Nebraska to sell SPRING OILERS for autos. Kvery car needs them. All auto distributors, garages, etc., recommend them. $24.50 will handle large county. Money refunded if can't make good. Q. L. W. SPRING OILER CO., OMAHA. 882 Brandeis Bldg. OMAHA pool room, fully equipped, four tables, 60 cues, 4c a ball; 22 chalrs; elec- tric slgn, cigar case; wall case, store. Leaving city. Cheap for cash. 2813 Jackson FOR SALE—Confectionery and cigar store. ‘This is a bargain for a live wire and be bought right. This is a llve proposition. Address Box 373, Loveland, Colo. FOR SALE—No traders, 8-table billiard hall and cigar fixtures—all Brunswick-Balkee, new stuff. Owner leaving stat Live business town of 7,000, Write Y Bee, FOR BALE—General mdse. store, good, clean stock; good location, in central Neb.; heavy trade; Involce about $6,500, Address Y 689, Bee. EXCELLENT opening for a dentist ip a live Iowa town, good chance for a good man, Address Box 8265, Omaha Bee. MOTION PICTURE HACI!INH New and rebullt barga supplies. Omahs Film Exchazge, lC I!. 14th St WILLIAMS, established 29 years, To_buy or sell business see hhn 411 M /Bldg. Reference, U. 8, National Bank. DOWD Sale and A\lnl.lon Co.,, Omaha, bave closed out more mdse. stocks than any other firm in U. 8. Write for terms. FOR SALE—Good, clean stock of hard- ware, live town, central Nebraska. Good reason for selling. Be quick. Address Y 267, Bee. IF YOU want to sell or buy a business or rooming house call on Busch & Borghotf, 730 World-Harald Bldg. Phone D. 3319, Il motion pictiare theaters, es, feature films. Co-operative Film and Supply Co., 210 Bromley Bldg. FOR SALE by owner, drug store, dwelling and stock; square deal. Address owner. 918 Wesat 6th Ave.. Denver, Colo. GET In or aut ul business, call on GANGESTAD, 423 Bee Bldg. Doug. 3477 OUARANTY plan; get In or out business. All tates. F. V. Kniest, Bee Bldg., Omaha. noemn—no you want to exchange loca- tions, or buy? Write Y-688, Bee. . House! FOR SALE CHEAP-—Rooming ho of ten rooms, all nicely furnishe 0od location; electrio light, gas, m heated; rents :hup. Call and in- vestigate If Intereste: e South 1845, come to 25615-17 N 8t loulh 8ide. IOOHENO HOU!“. all sizes, great bar- galns. 419 Rose Bldg. Phone Tyler 3487. SITUATIONS WANTED WEEKLY RATE, 16 PER LINE. work or business ads, regula: H one week. 3 lines one wesk. Iun extra line 160 per week. s AR S e RELIABLE firm of accountants, making & lp.culty of opnnln. and closing small books doing bookkeeping wnrk' -ualu -na systems installed; charges reasonable. Address Box 8329, Bee. FIRST-CLASS grocery clerk, 4 years' exper- lence as general mdse clerk. Have had experienced as window trimmer. Can furn- ish the best of references. Address Box 422, Alma, Neb, JAPANESE young man wants job drive with prival family; experienced; good references; consider other work for ter. Harney 3887, RELIABLE help of all kinds can be ob- talned free of charge from ~Raymonds Labor Agency, 1119 Douglas., Doug. 7370. POSITION wanted by thoroughly ex enced lady kkeeper. Address Box 183, Souph Side Station. Etficient exp. salesman, wishes change Jan. 1, Drug line preferred. Box §344, Bee. o. Sclentific massage; baths. 1322 Farnam St MASSAGE and ohlrflhody. 310 Baird Bid “GD Mary Andersen, 6 l- Bldg. D. 3 Patent Anomm PATENTS procured, bought and sold. Inter- national Patent Co. Brandels. D, 6691, H. A, STURGES, 630 Brandels Th, D, 8469, os for Rent. A. Hospe Co. 1513 Douglas Ru’ Manutacturers. FLUFF rom old carpets; rag rugs a umlu!r cleaning and alterationa. Peery Rug_Factory, 3423 Cuming. Red 3343 Shoe Parlors. MEN'S, WOMEN'S, SHOES Shined, Cleaned. Omaha Shoe Hospital, 1823 Farnam. Towel i lies. OMAHA Towel Supply, 207 8. 11th. D. 628, Wedding Stati WEDDING announcements printing. Douglas Printing Co. Tel. Doug. 644, $3.60 per mo. SWAPPERS’ COLUMN IF YOU have anything to trade, make up & little ad «nd run it in this column for seven days—it only costs 38c and 3¢ per answer. This offer Is good only In Omal und excludes Real Estate, cash ofters Business Properties For Sale or Trade These, as well as mail orders for use of Swappe! Column, must pay regular rates. One or two anawers are sufticlent to make your trade and the w! action only costs about 30¢ HAVE « No. § folding Blickenaderfer type- writer with cai also 5 Blackstone mas- sage machines, will exchange for ritle, iCE bu. gas range and porch swing (8 toot) to swap; esch as good as new. Used less than two months. What have you? Address Box 8062, Be: N For ¢ model, in good ondition, inside Sént, not used very. lo ‘What have you? Address 8. C. 703, Be WE awap or buy kodaks; filma developed fro SRedan, serties. Kase Koduk Studlo, tance, for car as part rent for ca Tyler 1794, SMALL !.::71.r1ndar for sple or trade. Webstel A LITTLE AD In this column will bring about some re: ble exchanges. " Persistence Is the Cardinal Virtue in Advertising. yment, or will YOUNG married man wants position doing paper hanging or painting oF kalsominin, good workman, Phone Red’ 4441, FOR common and skilled laborers of all kinds, Phone Doug. 7370, or write Ray- mond's Labor Agency, 1119 Douglas. REGISTERED druggiat; poaition wanted as mandger or clerk, . ference. 634 Assocla- tion building, Linceln, Nel EXPERIENCED carpenter and woodwork man desires work; references. 4836 S. 26th. Phone South 3269, 1916, SITUATIONS WANTED Female. WANTED day work, or assist in general housework, or dishwashing. Harney 2156. or_other work, POSITION as chamberma colored woman, M: stetrical cases specialty. Walnut 239. COMPETENT colored l’lrl wishes general Ph y 16065, wishes ymuon;’uh refer- Tyler 1398. Laundry and Day Work. PERFECT washing, day or bundie; perma- nently established; strictly dependable. ‘Waebsater 3184, BUNDLE washing; plece work; lace cur- tains; work guaranteed. Webster 2104. EXPERIENCED LAUNDRESS wants bundie washing. Webster 3941. 1ST-CLASS I'ndry w'k. Day w'k. Web. 5323. Bundle wasn. or_day work, Harney 3917, Bundle wash; 1st class laundress. H. 924. ences, Miscellaneous. ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES, MEN WANTED—Able-bodled unmarried men under age of 36; cjtizens of United States 7 of good character and temperate habits, who can speak, read and write the Eng. Msh lauguage. For information apply U Recruiting Officer, Army Bldg, 16th and Dodge Sts., Omaha, Nel 130 N. 10th St., Lincoln, Neb.; 837 City. Jowa; 207 6th A 'nnBoc 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. Reason: Better Results. Better Ratea. CHICKEN PICKERS wunted. Springs, 4c; fowl, 3%c; steam hegter, sanitary quar- ters, plant and equipment second to none; steady work for any number good men. Central Iowa Poultry and Egg Co., At- lantie, Ia WANTED—Names of ambitious men, 18 to 45, wishing to become mall car- rie) commence $67 month. Address Y 682, Bee Colored woman wants diy work, Web. 3961 DAY work of any kind, exp. Do A-1 laundry wk., §2.10 day. W. 3294 after ¥, Day wk., bndle. wash, stain rem'd. W. 2167 DAY work, washing and ironing. Web. 6344, Bx. col. wom. wants day work, ref. D. 9016. Wanted day work fr 4. South 243 FOR DAY work or bundle wash. Web. 2885, NDLE washing wanted. Webster 1877 Good Indrss. Bundle wash, home. TLaun'y wk. Call Del, Reas. Guar. Web. 4837, First-cluss laundress w'ts day work. H. 4498 TST-CLASS laundry and day wk. W, 4720, FOR good laundress. Please call Web. 2. . washwomen want day work. Ty. 1364. DAY work wanted. Call Harney 4678 Experienced lady wants day work. Hotels and Restaurahts. . 1269 Web, 1369., WANTED—Young men as rallway mall clerks; 01( w month; sample exumina« tion Qquestions free. I‘ruklln Institute, Dept. 2321 R. Rochester, N. OMAHA rallway mall clerk Onmlnldenl coming, $75 month. Sample uestions free. Write immediately. Franklin In- stitute, Dept. 221 W, Rochester, N. Y. COMMON laborer, white or colored, Unlon Pacific Store; good wages; steady work. Call at Cass st. gate, ask for store-keeper. SHOVELERS and lrd laborers wanted, good wages, stea work. Sunderland Brothers Company, Buh and Taylor Sts. SHOVELERS and yard laborers wanted good wages, steady work. Sunderland Brothers Company, 424 and Izard Sts. WANTED—Chicken pickers, pay ¥c for dry picking hens and springs. Aaron Poultry _& Egg Co., Creston, Ta. WANTED—Experienced chicken pickers; paying 4c on springs. Bjostrom Bros., Marcus, Ia. RELIABLB EKPDOYMENT AGENCY, 1610 Davenport Douglas 1856. dqwt for hotel help. HELP WANTED—MALE Stores and Offices. HIGHER GRADE POSITIONS. Executive, Sales, Accountmg, Stenographic, Clerical, Com mercial and Banking. Call or Write WESTERN REFERENCE AND BOND ASS'N, INC,, + Established 14 Years. Suite 752, Omaha Nat'l Bk. Bldg. WANTED—Energetic young man with $3,000 cash to take position of office manager. Salary §1,600. See me for detafls. J. A. ABBOTT, Rm. §, Patterson Blk. SEE US FOR COMMERCIAL POSITIONS. CO-OPERATIVE REF. CO,, 1016-16_City Nat'l. Bank. STENO,, $85; steno., $60; steno., $50; steno. and bkkpr., $50; steno., $40; checker, $40 and boy WATTS REF. CO., 840 Brand. Thea. Blds. FOUR STENOGRAPHERS, $60 to $85. Fine positions. Apply at once. 'HE MARTI CO., 1327 W. O. W. Bldg. Professions_and Trades. ‘WANTED—First-class experienced automo- bile mechanics; must be A-1 men; no helpers need apply. Apply Service Manager Wyllis-Overland, Incorporated, Branch, 20th and Harney. Drug Positions—All States CO-OPERATIVE REFERENCE CO., 1015-16 City Natioual Bank Bidg. 20 CIGAR MAKEII&. Kipp Cigar Co., Has- tings, Neb. Salesmen and Soiicitors. NEW YORK house has exceptional open- ing for a salesman. Must be well dressed, good talker ‘and have ability to present a first class pmwdm:n to business and professional men, I immediately. See :‘;0 ad‘lui Houl Flatiron, 10 CD 12, AND OLD ESTABLISHED COMPANY WANTS A CITY SALESMAN. PREFER A MAN WITH EXPERIENCE AND ACQUAINTANCE IN 'I'H’E ‘CI'X‘Y. BOND REQUIRED. 306 NEW BAIRD BLDG. WE HAVE A FEW FINE OPENINGS A8 COUNTY AND DISTRICT MANAGERS IN DEVELOPED DISTRICTS IN NE- BRASKA; EXPERIENCE UNNECES- SARY. GREAT WESTERN ACCIDENT INSURANCE CO., NEW BAIRD BLDG., OMAHA. READ THIS—E. Fredericks made §61 this past week selling SPRING OILERS for autos in one Nebraska county. Many agents making $4 to $10 per day; no ex- perience required. A GOOD POSITION for this winter with a steady Income. $50.00 Investment required, which is well secured. Bank references as to our re- ipogsibility. Dept 0. N., G. L. W. SPRING OIL! CO.,, Brandeis Bldg., Omaha. A LARGE corporation mahufacturing the best product of Its kind in the world, needs several salesmen for city work. The only requjrement is honesty and s willingness to work, as we teach you how to sell our product. We want honest men who want to be successful and to such men we offer rapld advancement and large returns. Address in confidence, Box 8322, Bee. WANTED—3 active men with selling abil- ity to specialize on community and Roger Bros. 1847 sfiverware, sold on the easy payment plan, Now is the time to get in on the Thanksgiving and Christmas orders, a good npportnnll}' @r the right man. Call at 623 8. 16th S SALESMEN to sell new lln. 1918 advertising calendars, fans, signs, leather, cloth, cel« lulold, aluminu lead pencils, pennants, etc. Make contracts reserving you terri- tory at once. Liberal commission, exclusive territory. M. SHAFER & C WANTED—Stock sales A-1 men. Must come highly recommended; no fallures, clgarette flends or booze fighters need apply. Henry R. Gering Co., 701 8. 13th St FIREM} Brakemen, beginners pald $120 monthly, permanent; no strike. Address Y, 681, Bee. MEN wanted to enlist in Signal Corps at once; report at Lincoln. LABORERS WANTED—H. Gross Lumbe: and Wrecking Company. Persistence 1s the Cardinal Advertising. HELP WANTED——FEMALE Stores and Offices. Virtue In 3 g ilis86.00 SALESMAN (WITH INV.). $150.00 THE CANO AGENCY, 600 B LDG. SBEE'US FOR COMMERCIAL POSITIONS. CO-OPERATIVE REF. CO., 1015-16 City Nat'l. Bank. STENO., $90; steno., $85; steno., $75; steno. and bikpr., $75; office clerk, $76. ‘WATTS REF. CO., 840 Brand. Thea. Bldg. STENOGRAPHER, some experience, $40. THE MARTI CO., 1327 W, O. W. Bldg. Professlons ana Trades. WANTED—Girls with common school edu- cation, between 18 and 23 years, to take up local and long distance telephone work. C. F. Lambert, 1817 Douglas St GOOD pay for ladies for decorating pillows at home before holidays. Experience un- necessary. Call forenoons. 2307 8. 13th 8t and Solicitors, Salesw WANTED—We have openings for four women of culture; travel in south; would suit ex-teacher. One religlously inclined preferred. Good pay. Call today or write W. A. Pottenger, Fontenelle Hotel COUNTY and state representitives to han- dle our modern tire remover, exclusive territory. H. C. Ryan, Iler Grand Hotel IMMEDIATELY, two saleswomen; no house canvassing. Ragan Mfg. Co.” Call Hotel Castle after > p. m. LADY Agents Wanted—2706 Cuming St., 2d floor, 1 to 6 p. m. FOR RENT—ROOMS ATTENTION, ROOM HUNTERS! It you fall to find the room you desire among these ads, call ag Th Bee office for a Room List ives complete detailed description of va- cant rooms in all parts of the city. It more convenient phone The Bee ‘Want Ad Dept. and give your name and address and a list will mailed to you at once. New lists are issued every week. Furnished kooms. ELEGANTLY furnished connecting in private family, suitable for one of two gentlemen; strictly modern; select neighborhood; walking distance. Tele- phone Harney 3693, 1112 8. 318T, well furnished, warm room, sultable for two; large front room, suit- able for three. On car line. Also:garage. Harney 1044, PRIVATE _home, one comfortable room. 2419 California. D. 1452. y FOR RENT—Steam-heated furnished rooms for men only, at the Sunshine apartmenta Rates, lZ 60 and up per week. Office, §08 N. 17th S NEAR Knunln Place, cozily furnished room in mew private home; comfortable and homelike; excellent location; block to car. ‘Webster 3615. IN Bemis Park district, one lovely room; priv: home; every convenience; 1 b to Harney car line. Harney HM THREE large furnished rooms for gentle- men; private home. 206 N. 23d. FOR RENTI-Z nice furnished rooms; 330 N. 17th St. TO a gentieman of exceptional tasts, in & home of exceptional qualities and conven- fences; West &Farnam district; walking distance. Phone Harney 6193. HEAT and light furnished, modern, up-to- date housekeeping rooms, very reason- ' able. 2012 No. 18th St. CHICAGO—2610—In private home; large south front room wnh alcove; also side room. LARGE south room, private homs, two clothes closets, four windows, fireplace. Webster 115. MODERN furnighed ronms, very reasonal near Hanscom park car. Harney 1764, Bteam heated rooms, §2 per wk. Also rooms with kitchenetts. Ogden Hotel. Co. Bluffs. FOR RENT—Front room, furnished, private bath if desired. 2121 Douglas. Doug. 174L N."22D, 321—Cozily furnished modern room, with or without board. 37TH, 909—Two light basement rooms furnished. Stove heat. $2.50 to couple. TWO fine large tront rooms for rent. 615 N. 20th St O] rooms, front well furnished roo! 320 N. modern rooms for gentlemen; private home. 3073 8 16th. WORKINGMEN'S Hotel, 209 N. 13. T. 3573 ON! cozy room, private home; near car line Breakfast perved. H. 3492. Housekeeping Ruoms. 538 B. 27TH—Large south room and kitch- enette; heat furnished, $12; small sleep- ing room, $5. Har. 5932. 2417 CAPITOL AVE.—Two clean modlnl rooms, well heated and reasonable, front ground floor, walking distance. D. 6498. WILL share my furnished flat for house- keeping with working couple; modern, stove heat, cheap. 3311 California St HEAT and light furnished, modern, up-to- date housekeeping rooms, very reason- able. 2012 N. 18th St. MODERN, 2 and 3 rooms for light house- keeping. 2923° Leavenworth. Call Harney $330. Agnew Apts. STEAM-HEATED modern housekeeping rooms; also steam heated sleeping room. 819 So. 25th Bt SUITE of clean, nicely furnished, hea housekeeping rooms. No children. 2003 Dodge 8t. HOUSEKEEPING rooms, furnished. Doug. 8209. 219 ilth 8t 616 N. 20TH ST. —H?nnluepln‘ rooms. Ev- erything furnished. Douglas 7751 TWO unfurnished rooms, light housekeeping, $10; heated. 913 No. 18th St. ONE nice housekeeping room; all modern. 3004 Farnam. Harney 3612 FARNAM, 2822—3 nice housekeeping rooms, electricity, gas range. WANTED—Photo_solicitor. _ Douglas 3548, Household and Domestic. ‘WANTED a competent white gl for gen- eral housework, must be good cook; no laundry; best of wages; references. Har- ney 3014. GIRL to assist in housework, white pre- ferred, small family, good wagey and home. 4305 Une 00d. WANTED—Young girl to assist in general housework; no washing; family of 3 adults; wages, $3.00. Call Walnut 2577. FURNIBHED room for two young men; ; strictly home cooking. Doug- EXCELLENT board and modern well heated room; private home, Harney 4703. GOOD board, modern and well heated room; __private family. Harney 4703. % NICE large rooms In private home with board. Very reasonable. Colfax, 1197. ONE nice sleeping room with board for two, 3004 Farnam. Harney 36132. S e TR e pay g b housework. Mrs. H. M. Wx nut 1403, 'ANTED—A good cook, $10 per week, Tel Walnut 626. Mra. John L. Kennedy. for WAN'I‘ colered girl eral housework. 8617 Farnam. Tel H.rnty 4046, ‘WANTED—Middle-aged housekeeper for small family; no washing. $138 Cerby. RELIABLE young girl, to assist with house- work. 115 8. 534 8t. Walnut 1071 COMPETENT white girl for general house- work. Phone Walnut 347. PERSONAL WANTED—A evmpoklnt girl for PILES, FISTULA CURED Dr. B. R. Tarry cures piles, fistuls and diseases without surgical operation. Cure guaranteed and no money paid untll cured. Write for book on gee- tal diseases with testimonmials. DR. E. =, TARRY, 240 Bee Bldg., Omaha, Neb other rectal THE Salvation Army Industrial home so- licits your old clothing, zines. ~ We collect. W Doug. 4125 and our wagon will call and inspect our new home, 1110-1113-1114 Dodge 8t WANTED—2 _ experienced salesmen. Henry R. Gering Co., 13th St pharmaceutical 701 8. WANTED Ten implement salesmen; keted past elght year: ment; good salary. 600 BEE BUILDING. 00d line; mi small invest- MASSAGE, Baths, Manicuring. Staats In- stitute, 1506 Harney St. Miss Frieda C. Staats, Prop. D. 7097. Open evenings until 9 p. m. MISS SMITH, MASSEUSE. Hours, dally, 9 & m. to 7:30 p. m; Sunday, 9 a. m. to 12 m. 203 Karbach COLORED man wants work of any kind In private family or porter work in or out of city. Box 8311, Bee. POSITION wanted as chauffeur, private car or truek. Can give references. L. Thomas, phone Doug. 6142, YOUNG man wants place to work for board while attending school. Boyles Col- _lege. Dous. 186 BITUATION wanted in abstract office by an experienced man. Box §354, Omaha RELIABLE colored man wishes janitor or porter work. Phone Douglas 6621, TREE grapes trimmed and house cleaning. Call Allen, Webster 7613, MAN with team desires labor of any kind. Call Webater 4196. ‘emale. YOUNG, respectable German iady with cbild, T899, 1 So. 25th Ave. NEAT cclored girl wanta light work of any kina or light place sto keep house. Call Web. 4768, DMiss Jdckson, 1702 N. 26th. WANTED—Position as _ housekeeper _ by middle aged lady in mall family. Mrs, B. F. West. Omaha, Neb, Gen'l Delive: GRADUATE nurse of refinement and cheer- ful disposition wishes to care for elderly person_or couple. Address Y 685, Bee. THE BEE charge for ‘Situation ads" 1s lower than any other form of advertising ~~not enough to cover the cast of printing. WANTED—Housekeeping position by re- fined young woman; good cook and house- keeper; references. Call Harney 86807, ERIENCED competent stenographer d sires position; experienced in handling mail order work. Call Douglas 4088, SALESLADY with § years experience, wants position in general store. Best of ref- erences. Address Y 693, Bee. I'OUNO woman wants position as house- per, small household. Experienced. l 0 Davenport 8t COMPETENT "W positien, call Miss Phillipe Bed 674 WANTED—Two young men for speclalty work, Those who have sales abllity and willing to rustle between now and the holi- days. Apply Manager, 312 Baird Bldg. Block. R U PTUR Successtully treated witb- out a surgical operation. Call or write Dr. Frank H. Wray, 306 Bee Bldg. Rooms Wanted. YOU PEOPLE WHO RENT ROO.B. GA’J-, THE BEE WANT-AD DEPT. all about the FURNISHED BOOH ouml. It's & plan that is helplug many peepls rent their rroms. —_— e FOR RENT—FURNISHED Possession December References required. Box 8305, Omaha or unfurnished apts, 3, 3 or 4 rooms; 24th and Farnam, or 35th and Harney, $3% up, Ernest Sweet, D. 1472 LER APT.~3 Apt, each 2 rooms, furnished, new, all modern, walking distance. 2313 N. 19th. Call Webster 4903. EDUCATIONAL JACQUES BRANDEIS, graduate University of Parls; professor of Spanish, University of Chihuahus, Mexico; French and Span- ish instruction; classes or privats les. wsons. Address 784 Brandeis Buldg. Phone Douglas 3230, VAN SANT SCHOOL OF BUSINESS, DAY AND EVENING SCHOOLS, Becond Floor Omaha National Bank Bldg. Entrance, 220. Dougias §890. THE S8CHOOL OF MODERN LANGUAGES. Class and private instructions, native teache ers. 2110 e St. Phone Web. 6554, Y. M. C. A. Day and Night School. Musical, e L Harp—Limited number pupils accepted com- ing season; early applications favored. Harps fur. Loretta De Lone, 3! o Bld BOURICIUS MUSIC STUDIOS, 1611 Dodge. We show the pupils how to study musle in the right way. D. 247L FOR RENT—HOUSES West. 3303 HOWARD ST. A 2-story frame, 7 rooms and sleeping porch. New furnace. Room for one car in garagd it desired. House nnt. $30. ALFRED THOMAS, 308 Fist Nat Bk Bldg. ‘WANTED—TEN UP-TO-DATE STOCK SALESMEN. STANDARD SECURITY & INV. CO, Suite 3 Wead Bldg. LADIES and gentlemen solicitors for Christ- mas toys. Something different. Call 5733 no house Call Hotel IMMEDIATELY, two salesmen; canvassing. Ragan Mfg. Co. Castle after 3 p. m. Hotels and Restaurants. MEN treated and cured by Dr. Burke, Omaha's men's specialist, at 218 Crounse Blk. Opposite P. O, east. MISS WEST—Manicuring, facial and scalp treatm’ts; refined patronage invited. Con- tinental Bldg. Douglas, cor. 16th, Rm. 16. FOR RENT—SIix-room heuse, modern except heat. Three-quarter basement. 3008 Web- ster. Inquire next door. EIGHT-ROOM modern brick flat in fine condition. 3712 Jackson strest. Inquire Walnut 3084, MAE BRUGMAN, M. T. Scientific masseuse baths. 203 Karbach Bl Red 2727, EAT HOME-COOKED MEALS NEW DELICATESSEN, 18306 FARNAM. $-ROOM 2 baths, West FImllfl distriol $46.00. Phone Doug. 2947. North. ST.—7-r, conm., modern, $5. 423 Ramge Bldg. Doug. 7408, ll!S 0 COOK wanted, Commercial hotel. Springs, Neb. Hay MIS§ L. LILLY—Bath and massage, 1323 Farnam St., 2d floor. Phone Doug. 3410. SWELL new 5-r. bungalow, $26. D. 420. Edw. F. Willlams, Co. Web. 1239, Boye. 2 OR 3 BOYS, steady work, Omaha Box East Omaha. Trade Schools. WE WANT MEN TO LEARN THE BARBER TRADE. Few weeks quallfy to run shop or work for others; years of apprenticeship saved by our method; we have placed graduates in leading positions everywhere; compara- tively no expense; catalog malled free. MOLER BARBER COLLEGE, 110 8. 14th St., Omaha, Neb. (Established 1893.) AUTO MECHANICS. EARN BIG MONEY. Never Idle—Big Demand Easy to Learn by Our Methods. NATIONAL AUTO TRAINING ASS" 2817 N. 20th St, Omaha. Send for Free Catalogue. good pay. mss Wll.EON—-B.(h aud manicuring. No. Ph Douglas 87651, NOAH and (‘ es write to your brothe Frank Christie, at Seattla. Wash. 5-ROOM cottage, 814 North 20th street. In- quire 401 City Nat. Bk. Doug. 1966. 7-ROOM modern house, newly decorated, 1123 N. 36th St. Harney 3713, LUP‘LLA WEBSTER, masseuse, 518 Paxton b m. Red 2400. )uss CLARK. manicuring, 1802 St. Room 3. Douglas 8751, A PRIVATE maternity hor- St. Phone Colfax 2042. BLIENT)PIC massage, 520 Bee Bldg. Phone Douglas €373, MASSAGE girl wanted. Block. L) Farnam 4416 N. 38th Room 301, Neville FURNACES cleaned, $1. Central Tin Shop, Manicuring and mass. 1623 Farnam. Rm 19, a7 e perasiy, Ruy 15, MIS8 MAC—Massage. Phons Doug. §751, EDUCATIONAL GOOD MEN WANTED! To learn auto work for the many po- sitions now open. Fine training work in auto and electric starting system. AMERICAN AUTO COLLEGE, 2053 Farnam, Omaha_Neb. LEARN barber trade; be independent, more than make your expenses while learning. ‘Wages or percentage. We won't ovi charge you to begin: 1402 Dodge St. TRI-CITY BARBER COLLEGE. 1s the Cardinal Virtue In Advertising. BOYLES COLLEGE. DAY SCHOOL. NIGHT SCHOOL. Every day is enrollment day. Book« keeping, shorthand, stenotype, typewrite ing, telegraphy, civil service—all commer. cial and English branches. Catalogue trea BO! CO! Douglas 1666 19th and Harney Sta §-ROOM house, newly decorated, $18. 3d St. Tel. Harney 6344. N 8-room house, 2523 Cap. Ave. Tel D. 1776, or D. 1017, T-ROOM strictly modern house, 3308 Webster St. Benson 726-J. 5-ROOM house for rent with barn. Web- ster 2860. §13. 6-R. house, modern 118 No. 27th Ave., $26. ‘South. ns M SIX ROONS Modern except heat. 2437 8. ll‘lh. good house, on car line and in goed condl- tion. ~ $21. _ Hastings & He 1614 Har. Ty. 60 12 rooms, mo 10, Geurlh avenu OKEFFE REAL ESTATE CO, Doug. 2715. 1018 Omaha Natl. Bank Bide. VERY DESIRABLE. 5-R. flat, strictly mod. and in' good lo- cation; nicely decorated; water paid. 2614 Woolworth, §23.50, Hastings & Heyden, 1614 Har. Ty. 0. —_— T 9% —an ¥ 0% ELEGANT Forest HIll residence, 1409 So, 8th St. Strictly modern and up-to-date, $40 to good tenant; references required. W, Cuhn"rl. Sundblad, 511 Keeline Doug.

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