Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 26, 1916, Page 23

i Bee Want-Ads Continue to Make Tremendous Gains PART FOUR WANT-AD SECTION PAGES ONE TO SIX THE OMAHA SUNDAY BE 47,940 MORE PAID Want-Ads in the first ten months of 1916 than in same period of 1915. - : The Real Estate and Want-Ad Guide To All of Greater Omaha - Exceeding by over 20,000 PAID Ads THE COMBINED GAIN of the other two Omaha papers for this same period PART FOUR WANT-AD SECTION { I i PAGES ONE TO SIX l | * VOL. XLVI—NO. 24. OMAHA, SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 26, 1916, SINGLE COPY FIVE CENTS. Want-Ad Rates CASH WITH ORDER, lc per word...... ..each huar'.hl (Set_solid—no _display.) Ads Paragraphed or Set in Display :.tylc. consecutive times ordl to the line.) CHARGE IA'I'E. viseess..0ne time lthree consecutive tim S0 per Ine.. Te per ltne. (Count ‘six words to the line.) Special Ratss: Farm and Ranch Lands. Te per line... three consecutive times (Count 'nrd.l to the line.) FOREIGN ADVERTISING UNDER AGENTS OR HELP WANTED CLASSI- FICATIONS. .one time Itnree consecutive times. 2c per word. 1%¢ per word. NO AD TAKEN FOR LESS THAN A TOTAL OF 200 OR LESS THAN 100 A DAY. CARD OF TKANKB DDATK AND FU- NERAL N 10¢ per line. (Minfmum MONTHLY RA' FOR !'l‘ANDI‘NO ADS (No change of copy luow.d.) One Mne........ 8195 Two lines or more per line $1.80 (Count six ma- to the line.) (Contract utu on application.) THE BEE will not be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion of an adver- tisement ordered for more than one time. ADVERTISERS should retain receipts given The Bee in payment for Wants Ads, as no mistake can be rectified without them. USE THE TELEPHONL if you cannot con- veniently bring or sent in your ads. Ask for a Want-Ad Taker, and you will re- colve the same good service as when de- Uivering your ad at the office. PHONE TYLER 1000. WANT-AD COLUMNS EVENING EDITIONS..... .1 M MORNING EDITIONS..... 00 P. M. = e DEATHS & FUNERAL NOTICES. WILLARD—Mrs. Nellie, aged 61 years, November 25..Mother of George and Vir- gil Willard, 2962 Harris street, and Mrs. R, Foster, 3812 Mason street, Omaha, and Clarence Willard of Chicago. Services from family residence, 2962 Harris street, Monday, November 27, at. 2:30 p. m. STANBERRY—Byron, 79 years, Nov. 24, 1916, member Capitol lodge No. 3, A. F. A. M., Mount Calyary commandery: No. 1 and Douglas County Ploneer assoclation. Funeral Sunday 2:30 at Masonic temple, dlrection Mount Calvary commandery No. :.T., to the chapel at Forest Lawn cemetery. reweis [EE L. LARMON 1814 Douglas. Doug. 8244, PARKER Flower Sbop. 411 B. 16th. D. 3103 A. DONAGHUE, 1632 Harney, Doag. 1001 BATH, National Fioriat, 1804 Farnam St * ' FUNERAL DIRECTORS. . DUFFY & JOHNSION, embaimers and fu- Seral direclors. | 1176, 16th: Tyler 1616, HULSE & RIBPEN, undertakers and em- balmers. 701 8, 16th St. Doucias 1336, 'MARRIAGE LICENSES. The following permits to wed have been fssued: Namo and Residence. - Age Mark Bell, Omaha. Loretta Morrissy, Omaha. Samuel Miller, Omaha, Rache = Yea Omaha. Frits Hi n, Omaha.. Agnes ™ le, Omaha. (iborge ‘Thompson, Omah: Mary B.' Burrows, Omaha Kenneth C. Clay, Lytton, Ta 22 Hazel G. Paris, Odessa, Mo. 2 Farl Browh, Fremont, Neb 21 Henrietta “Witt, Elkhorn, Neb. 22 Chris Rickertsen, Florence, Neb. 30 Besste Olsen, Florence, Neb. 19 Louls Dvorak, Omaha. 35 Anna Votroubek, Omaha. 19 John W. Nelson, Omaha. 19 Mary Larsen, Omaha.. e T'rank Anderson, Florence, 23 Lizzie Peterson, Omaha. 18 Frank Pukienas, Omaha. 28 Veronica Pamedit, Omaha 17 Willlam Houghton, Omaha Lydia Ross, Omaba... BIRTHS AND DEATHS. Births—Chris and Nellle Perina, 5218 South Twenty-second, girl and boy; Joseph and Mary Mitera, South Side, girl; Andrew South Twenty- Charles R. and Irene Mery Mowley, 4241 Douglas, girl; Charles and Rose Collan, 601 South Forty-first, girl; Jukob and Mary Bednars, 4917 South Thir- ty-third, boy; Joseph and Nastka Tomas- kevia, 4523 South Twenty-seventh, girl. Deaths—H. R. Bocott, hospital, Mar- garet Duncan, 84, 109 South Twenty-fifth avenue; Abegril M. Noyes, 88, 4413 North Twenty-eighth; Conrad Descher, 74, hospi- tal; Antonio Verno, 22, Unfon Pacific shops. BUILDING PERMITS. “Benson & Carmichael, 2926 Nicholas, frame_dwelling, $2,300. LOST-FOUN‘D—R.EWARDS [ 1F you lose anything and will advertise It here, you will surely recover it if found by an honest person. Remarkable recov- etles are brought about every day through this column THE LAW—People who find lost ar- ticles are interested in knowing that the state luw is strict In requiriag them to seek the own through advertisement and otherwise, and that a fallure to do #0, it same can be proven, involves a se< rious penalty. OMAHA & COUNCIL BLUFFS STREKT RAILWAY COMPANY. Persons having lost some article would do well to call up the office of the Omaha & Council Bluffs Street Railway company to ascertain whether they left it in the street car. Mahy articles each day are turned (n and Helen Kowne, 44106 clghth, girl; and the company is anxious to restore them to tlie righttul owners. Call Tyler 800. PARTY Is known who received black muff by mistake at Rushing’s hall Wednesday evening, Nov. 22. To avold trouble please return to L. W. Rushing, 24th and J Sts., outh Omaha. So. 2613. Leberal Rew: es (Sunday) between 35th 7 on Dodge and 20th St, and to 1908 venport. Tel. H, 3197. Mrs. C. T. LOST-FOUND--REWARDS LOST-—Book contalning payments, near Leon Apts, on S. 24th St.; name in book. Mrs, Wm.' Eitner,” 2507 Fort St LOST—Cameo brooch, either In Brandets fitting _room or elsewhere. Phone. Soutn 1313, .Reward. LOST—Black fur muff, between Omaha and illard; reward. Harney 1180 LOST or stolen, female Airdale dog. R ward. Call Harney 2005. FOR SALE—Miscellaneous Furniture and Househoid Goods. FOR ' SALE—Miscellaneous | ANNQUNCEMENTS BUSINESS CHANCES Printing and Office Supplies. | GET our prices on job printing. | UNITED STATES PRINTING CO. | Bee Bldg. Douglas 1172 WATERS-BARNHART Ptg, G. Co., quality nr!nllnl’ Tel. Dop!. 2196, 52‘;3. )!lp‘!l. ___Sewing Machines. SEWING MACHINES I ‘We rent, repair, sell needles and parts o all sewing muchln' s NEBRASKA CYCLE CoO., Doug. 1663, 16th and Harney Sts. Doug. THE FURNITURE SALE THAT WILL SAVE YOU MONEY ON THE SPOT. For genuine and resistless values there 1s no equal to this great sale. Only one thing better than the prices, and that is the quality. Every article in our ,immense stock is marked way down. It will pay you. TO VISIT THIS STORE. OUR MOTTO—Highest quality, goods at lowest prices, with better accommodations than elsewhero, Read this partial list, call and examine the goods. $ 6.50 Washingtonian High Bk. Diners.$2.95 $18.00 Oak Extension Dining Table.. 9.76 $40.00 64-in. Quar. Oak Col. Din. Tble, 18.50 $45.00:64-in. Wm. & Mary Dining Tabl® 4ovvveversn $54.00 Silver Gray Dresser and Chif- . both pleces, Special.. $160.00 4-plece Adam Design Ivory Bedroom ®uite, Complete for $40.00 Gen. Mahog. Colonal Dresser. . $85.00 Very Massive Mah, Col, Dresser $75.00 Massive Chiffonler to Match.. ::!5.33 Large Walnut Colonial Dresser $36.00 $33.00 $15.00 $20.00 $20.00 $35.00 $.7.50 $20.00 $20.00 $17.50 $25.00 $30.00 $95.00 $65.00 $35.00 $65.00 19.76 25.00 74.50 19.50 39.76 87.50 22.50 Adam Design Am. Wal. Dresser 19.50 . 16.75 16.50 Mahogany 4-poster Beds.. Genuine Mahog. Napoleon Hed Walnut or Mahog. Finish Beds. All Square Tubing Beds. Continuous Post Brass Beds. .. 3-inch Post Massive Brass Beds Guaranteed “NO SAG" Springs Mah. Cane Wing Rocker, Tap, Seat i Soltd Mah. Carie Wing Chair. Large pestry Rockers. Tapestry Wing Rockers Overstuffed Gen. Leathe: Genuine Mahogany 3-plece Par- lor set, in Tap. or Gen. Leath. Genuine Mah. Bed Davenport, in Genulne Leather or Tap.. Genuine Duofold Davenports, Genuine Fr. Wilton Rugs, 9x12 $30.00 Latest Gray Reed Gondola Cart $12.00 Mah, or Wal. Music Benchess $26.00 Mah. Stand, Lamp & and Shade $ 3.75 Mah. Lamp & Shade, Completo We deliver to all parts of the city. OUT-OF-TOWN ORDERS SOLICITED. PHONE DOUGLAS 1317. STATE FURNITURE CO. Carner 14th and Dodge Sts. Typewfltm and Supplies. NEW mach 1d the same as rent; per month. e us beforn you buy or rent, Shipped any place on ten days' free trial. 316 8. 18 REMINGTONS, | Monarche and Smith Premlers for rent; sent anywhere. Rem- __ington Typewriter Company. D. 1284. rented and repaifed. an Oliver Typewriter, 3 months Central Typewriting Exchange, ‘arna; . Butts Typewriter Exchange, Omaha, Neb. TYPEWRITERS sold, Rent for $6. machine for sale. Burroughs. Perfect condition. Plew, 436 Chicago. sell and exchange typewrite Guaranteed typewriters, $10.00 up. Write for list. Midiand Co., Bee Bldg. NO. 10 Visible Smith Premier, p ‘WHll sell at bargain. Phone Do\ll- 6662 or Red 8164. Chiropractic and Spinal Adjustment. Dr. Burhorn, Rose Bldg. Palmer school graduate. Doug 5347, Dr, rances Dawson, L02-3 “\)l“ D T, ‘.. Dr. Lawronce, Baird Ndl 5 Carpenters and Contractors, | Leasard & Son, 1906 Caplitol A\»l‘ yler 1632, Costumes. | THEATRICAL gowns, full dress suits, for _nnl‘ EOC_N. 17th. John Feldman, D. I\"! Detectives. JAMES ALLAN, 812 Neville Blk. Evidence wecured In all cases, Tyler 1136, | Interstate Detective Ass'n. {32 Ramge Didg. | DE T.UX "Dance Tues., Thurs, Sat. Sun.; mat. and eve. school. Monday and Wednesday eve. D. 3443, Academy for Rent Friduy Lvenings, ova. Assemblies __Wed. and Sat. eve. Private lessons. D. 7850. Dentists, Dr BMbllry No plln 912 W, 0. W. Bldg. Taft's Dent. Rms., 308 Rose Bldg. D. 2186, Dressmaking. ART OF DRESS CUTTING SCHOOL. §0 cents lesson. Satisfaction or money __returned. 201? N. 18th St Web. 7416, SEWING of any kind well done. Reason- __8ble prices. 2531 Spencer St. Web. 1434, FOR STYLE, reasonable price in your fall e e T oo pecod | -dresses; wee_Atkinson Co. 1302 Farnam. paper $1 a box and up; econd | GGIWNS and muits a speclalty. Work guar- shoots 60c a ream. Midland Co. D. 2U47. | YT cca ““Webator ‘4940 f. Miscellaneous. Exp._drsmkr. Child's clothes, spec'ty. D, 9037 ALEX JETTES LIQUOR HOUSE SEWING by oxp. dressmakor. Harnoy 1077 * Thirteenth and Douglas. Dressmaking, reasonable prices, Web. 6918, Bottled In bond whisky, 85c, 31, 00, $1.25, full quart. 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 two Omaha papers for same 20,000 PAID ADS. Good Results. Good Rates. Good Service. “Home-made grape wine, $1.25 PER GALLON. Sunkist port, full quart, 60 centa. 01d Taylor whisky, full quart, 98 cents. CACKLEY BROS. OMAHA PILLOW CO.~—Feit and hair mat- tresses made over In néw ticks at half the price 'of new ones, Phone us for sample of ticking. Malil orders filled. 1907 Cuming St. Douglas 2467. DESKS, safes, 'scales, showcases, shelving, etc. We buy, sell. Omaha Fixture & Supply Co., 414-16-18 8. 12th. Doug. 2724, MY high standard of quality will be main- tained; 4 quarts of Old Fontenelle whisgky, $3.25; bottled in bond. Henry Pollock, mail order house. Doug. 7162 122-124 N. 16th St. DRY KINDLING WOOD. ACMB BOX COMPANY. HARNEY 1837, WANTED—To_purchase, old books of all descriptions; large or small collections; no matter 4chat yog have, send postal and buyer will call and pay cash, city or country. Box 17258, Bee. AUCTION SALE HIGH GRADE FURNITURE AT 2114 CHICAGO ST. Tuesday, Nov. 28; sale starts at 1 p. m. sharp, consisting of 1 fumed oak' 3-plece genulne leather parlor set, 1 parlor rug, size 9 by 12; 1 ladies’ writing desk, 4 rocking chairs, 1 music cabinet, 1 pedes- tal dining table and chairs o match, 1 dining rug, size 9 by 12; 1 china closet, 1 hall tree, 4 bedroom rugs, 6 small rugs, & dressers, Including 1 beautiful Princess; 1 beautiful mahogany dresser with and pads, hall and stair carpet, linens, chiffonier to match; 1 set Havi- land dishes, some hand-painted china, 1 brass bed and 2 Vernice Martin beds, springs and mattresses; 1 % slze bed springs and mattress, 2 sanitary couches and pads, halll and stair carpet, linens, quilts, gas range, kitchen cabinet, dishes, cooking utensils and hundreds of articles too mumerous to mention. ‘The most of this furniture is high grade and {s worth your while attending this sale. DOWD AUCTION CO., Auctioneers. HIGH-GRADE furniture, cut glass, hand painted china, bric-a-brac and all that could be expected lo furnish a, 6-room modern cottage. Can be bought At half value. Any party wishing a pretty home, call Tyler 2148J. No dealers or triflers. FOR SALE—Large gas stove, high broller and oven. Also gas laundry plate, two burner. Call Monday, 1128 8. 33d St BTOVES, ALL KINDS. See us first. Prices right. City Furniture (‘o, 307 8. 14th. Loyal Furniture Co., 223 N. 16th 8t. BUY a Littie Glant lmnln( ble. It gives absolute satisfaction. The Little Glant Manufacturing Co., Omaha. Tgn STOVES, lurnllure, Tug! beddin and linen of all kinds. Open till 9 p. m Dolgoff, 1839 N. 24th St. SWELL fold-up go-cart, 2 Brownl Kodak, good high chalr. All for 85 Colfax 1451, ROYAL Acorn baseburner, in good condition. “Alnul 2647, 3430 Seward St. ALMOST new Gold Coin baseburner, fce box, $3. U(}ll‘x»_i!l = el GOLDEN_OAK dining room (able, good as new. Phons Walnut 1224, GOOD base burner for sale, _ Call Tyler 2616. i e FIRST-CLASS Favorite base-burner, cheap. lII Harney 6581. $10; Teasonable. " Pianos and Musical Instruments. VIOLIN—YOURS HAS. POOR_G and D strings; you don't know why, I do and my sclentific regraduating make them good; expert repairs and varnishing. L. Krieck- a Portls, St. Louis, Mo. BRAND NEW plano, $376 valuo, for $165. Cash. Standard make, Burled walnut case; very fine. Walnut 3219, PRACTICALLY new walnut upright plano; reason for selling, leaving town the 1lst. Douglas 9088, JeweLry, Dumonds and Wm:h: BUY diamonds from first hands; only direct importers in Maryland; also manufac- turing jewelers; established 1873, Prices always lowest; comparison invited. lllus- trated catalogue free. Henry Castelbers, The Diamond King, Baltimore, Md. BRODREGAARD'S “Lucky Wedding Rings™ __at 16th and Douglas Sta. Billiards ana_Pocket T: bln. FOR SALE—BILLIARD TABLES. Brand new, carom and pockel, with complete second-hand - tables at ; bowling alleys and supplies; essen and soda fottntain fixtures. THE BRUNSWICK-BALKE-COLLENDER CO., 407-409 South 10th St. CU’TTM . Pays___Highest Prices for “Furniture, Rugs, Clothes, Planos, Office Furniture, Trunks, Shoes. Douglas 3971. Res., Webster 4204. DESKS DESKS DESKS New desks, used desks, bought, sold and traded., J. C. Reed. 1207 Farnam. JENKIN ete. Red 3297. 803 Pays highest price for clothes. shoes, trunks, Res. Douglas §032. _Electrolysis. Buperfluous hair removed by electricity; nee- dle work guar'nt'd. Miss Allender, 624 Bee. + Express Companies. Anywhere 25¢. Web 2104 Douglas 1717. Heavy huuun, a_specla y. Hair Dressing. IDEAL Hair Parlors, 207 Baird Bld, __curing, tollet article Dougla: T Everything tor Women. ACCORDION, side, knife, sunburt, box pleating; covered buttons, all sizes and styles, hemstitching; plcot edging, broidery; beading, bralding, cording, Jot cut work, buttonkoles, peungnts. IDEAS BUTTON AND PLEATING CO, 200 Douglas BIk. _Douglas 183 BWITCHES from combinks, $1 up. Dyed, 6c. Mrs. M. Brillbart. 338 Paxton Bldg. Fixtures and Wiring, DUR Electric washing machines, electrio irons and readt Illnl\l. 2323 (‘umln. 8t Uonlln 3619, Furnace Cleaning. Borneman, fur., chim. cteanin 7231 ELSASSER, furnace cleaners; work gual anteed; best prices. 1921 8 11th. D. 6438, Bxp. chimney and furnace cleaner. R. 8608, Job Printin, GATE CITY Priuting Co., hl 3 un\- *lh -grade print- 1697, ing. 3521 N. 24th. Phone Web. ustices of the Peace. H. A, CLAIBORNE, bi3 Paxton Blk. Red 7401. Notary Publl steno. T_w. BAITT, T deposition, MASSAGE and chiropody. 210 Balrd Bldl WILL pay cash for bargain in plano player and rolls; give full particulars, price and Co. want baled Call AHA Metal & Rut mixed paper. Will pas good price. Douglas 2436, \ Osteopaths. Dr Mary Andersen, 606 Bee Bidg. D. a9%e. PATENTS procured, bought and sold. Inte: national Patent Co.. 583 Brandels. D, 6 ANTED to buy, second hand Ford. Mu be In gaod condition. Cash deal. 2002 26th St AL : SOL BERGMAN & CO. DIAMONDS 409 5. 15th St Patent Attorneys. . H. A. STURGES, 6. Th. D. 3469, Pianos for Rent. $3.50 per mo. A. Hospe Co. HOLMES pays your price for second-hand clothes, shoes and hats. Webster 3320. ANNOUNCEMENTS REFEREE’S SALE BY order of the District Court of Cherry County, Nebraska, the undersigned will sell to the highest bidder for cash at the front door of the Court House in Douglas County, Nebraska, on the 28th day of November, 1916, at 1 o'clock p. m., the following described real estate: “The south half of Lot 24 in Keystone Park, an addition to Douglas County, Ne- braska, containing three es, More or less.” JAMES QUIGL . Referee. Valentine, Neb. Manutacturers, FLUFF rugs from old carpets; rag rugs a spectalty” cleaning and alterations. Peery Rug_Factory, 2422 Cuming. Red 3343. Shoe Pariors. MEN'S, WOMEN'S, SHOES Shined, Cleaned. Omaha_Bhoo Hospital, 1823 Farnam. Towel Supplies. OMAHA Towel Supply, 07 . 11th. D. 628. Wedding Stationery. WEDDING_announcements and printing. Douglas Printing Co. Tel. Doug. 614. Where to Eat. EAT HOME-COOKED MEALS NEW "DELICATESSEN, 1806 FARNAM. SOME people make a record by talking into a phonograph. Mine was made by giving “the best for the money and a square deal to all”” Sults made to order. Prices to suit. H. LIVINGSTON, . MERCHANT TAI1LOR. Phone Douglas 7301, 103 8. 14th 8t. S5 YO _miost convenfeny printer. THE PRINTING HOUSE OF MAUER. Phone Doug. 7744, 1619 Farnam St. AU ry and cleal _per month, “ountil Bluf} BRODEGAARD'S “Lucky Wedding Ring: __at 16th and Douglas Sts. Accordion Pleating. ACCORDION Side, Knife, Box Pleating. Cov. Buttons, Hematitching. Neb. Pleating and Button Co., 431-2 Paxton Blk. R. 4942. « Accountants. JOHN H. CATHRAE & SON (INC.) Chicago Racine, New Orleans, Public Accountants and Auditors. Systematizers, Efficiency Engineers. Business Counsellors. Omaha Office, 1223-24 W. O. W. Bldg. H. L. Bny. !’Luldem Manager, Attorney at Law. P'RANCIS MUR()AN 511 .Dre D'J\Ill 4059, Amusements. MRS, WEST, soclety entertainer, palmistry __and cards, For engagement Tel. Ty. 2691, Bakeries. CAKES, pastry and fancy bakery woods supplied to parties, lodges and entertain- ments. Z H. Reeder, 1506 N. 18th. W, 392' " ORTMAN'S NEW ENGLAND BAKERY. 12 N. 16TH 8T. BRANCHstPUm IC MARKET AND HAYDEN BROTHERS. “OUR MOTTO"—BETTER BAKED GOODS. LET US PROVE IT. Baths. DR. BENDA — Sulphur, steam. Modern Turkish BATHS AND MASSAGE. Private apartments for ladies, with lady attend- ts. 1919 Farnam. Phone Doug. 0877, ELECTRIC, shower and tub baths, Massage of all kinds. Staats’ Institute, 1606 Har- ney St. D, 7097, 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. RITTENHOUSE Sanitarfum; 210-214 Baird Blk, 17th and D BARBER shop and pooi hall. Wil sell pool tables suparately. Lang, 1507 Far- nam. 8t. Red 7230, b & and Engines. NI D SECOND-HAND MOTORS. ExPERT ELECTRICIANS AND MACHINISTS, LE BRON ELECTRICAL WORKS, s 12th St., Omaha. nou,zn& ltum. electric, gas engines, pipes. Gross wrcckln‘ Co., 1819 Lumlnl Printing and Office Supplies " a sanitary Sodu Funtain, 16th and Howard ~FOUND GREEN'S PHARMACY, COMMERCIAL Duplicating Co., also public Bteno. Phone for prices. Douglas 2302 540 Paxton Llk. Buttons and Pleating. VAN ARMAN Dress Pieating 5d Button Co., 336-7 Paxton Bik. Doug. 3109. dion, knife, side, space, box, sunburst combination pleating, hemstitching, plc edging, pinking, ruching, covering button styles and #izes, Price list free. “Brass and Iron Foundrie Paxton-Mitcholl Co, 27th and Martha Sts. Caterers, AN EXPERIENCED CATERESS, excellent cook; speclal attention to parties and Sun- day dinners. Prices reascnable. Har, 4360. Chiropractic. Drs. Johnston, 1326 W. O. W, Bldg. D. 652 I SWAPPERS’ COLUMN 1F YOU ba ything to trade, make up Nttle ad d run it in this column for seven day! it only costs 25c and 3c per answer. This offer {8 good only In_Oma and excludes Real Estate, cash offers Business Properties For Sale or Trade These, as well as mail orders for use of Swapper's Column, must pay regular rates. One or two answers are sufficert to make your trade and the whole trans action anly costs about 30c Try It COMPLETE bakers' fixtures, IngJuding electric mixer and fine work table with steel fiour troughs, will trade for show cases or anything that can be used in up-to-date store. Phone Douglas 3454, BACK bar of soda fountaln, with large mirror, will trade for show cases or any- thing that can bo used In first class store. Phone Douglas 3454. BURROUGH'S adding machine, In good con- dition. Wil exchange for typewriter, of- fico fixtures, or what have you? Box §. C. 706, Bee. HAVE Studebaker, lights and starter. second-hand Ford. Hox 8. C. 707, Bee. WE » or buy kodaks; flims developed free; one-day service. Kase Kodak Studio, Neville Blk.' 16th and Harney. T HAVE a number of Victor and Columbia rocords of which I have tired. Want to 1914 chassis, electric Will trade for good swap for others. Box §. C., 705, Bee. < ART Garland hard coal heater, will ex- change for any thing I can use. Address, 8. C., 027 Bee. A LITTLE AD in this column will bring lbolll mo remnrh l! axv‘nl"' BUSINESS CHANCES Desirable Hotel Property To Lease For A . Term of Years. THE BLACKSTONE HOTEL Westminster and Moulton Streets Providence, R. 1. Licensed hotel, located on Westminster 8t the principal business street of Prov- Idence, in the heart of the business, the- atrical and shopping districts, within & few minutes' walk of the rallroad station. It has 96 rooms, all modern Improvements, baths, hot and cold water, telephone In each room, and cafe that will seat ‘150 people. Providence has a population of 260,000 people, and is the second largest clty in New England. It is the trading center of 500,000 people. Providence hotels turn away patrons nightly through lack of suf- ficient accommodations, The hotel has re- cently been remodeled and newly equipped, and s in excellent condition. The furnish- ings in the hotel can be purchased at a very reasonable price, The hotel s in full op- eration at the present time. Apply to James F. Freeman Company, 602 Grosvenor Build- Ing. Providence, K. I MOTION plcture machines, (new and _re- bullt), theaters, supplies. Omaha Film Exchange, 108 8o. 14th St | AT¥1,500,000 Tiiinois corporation composed of | the strongest and best-known business and financlal meh in America, Iy market g a quick-selling nationally advertised | automodlle speclalty, rotulling at from | $10 to 816 Exclustve rights will be granted, covertng terrlto'y In this state— one or mare counties or whole state—to | a responsible man or company, able to furnish top-notch refor and ablo to buy merchandise for cash. No bonus asked. A straight merchandising propo- | sitlon with & liboral dlscount. Amount of merchandise to be purchased determined by number of automobiles In territory. A wonderful money-making opportunity for any man who can qualify. Give selling oxperience, reforences, Including at least one bank, Wire or write promptly. Tire- ofd Company, Chicago. OATMAN (he Kingdon: of Gold. Fortunes have been made wnd fortunes will bo made fn Oatman. There never wus tine when greater profits were made In min ink than are being made today. Havo you heard of Oatman and (ts great free mill ing gold mincs, Six milllon dallars taken ! out of one claim alone. Stocks selling for $6 that weré hought for 10 cents & share. Mining men gatherlng at Oatman from all parts of the world. In peace or in war Oatman will boom and gold will be king. Send for free maps and {nformation. Oat- man_Bureau of Mines, Oatman, Arix. $10,000 STOCK of general merchandise for sale at publie auction. I will sell at pub- lle auction to the highest and best bldder for cash the Skidmore Mercantile com. pany, Skidmore, Mo., stock of merchandise which will Involce about as followa: Groceries, $1,000; shoes, §11000; dry goods and furnishings, $8,000; fixtures, $1,600. Sale will be held Monday, December d, 1916, at 2 p. m, st Skidmore, Mo. In- ventory and stock can be inspected any time during weok prior to sale or will give particulars by mall. Smith Clark, Agent, Skidmore, Mo. Our, weokly magasine “Inside Movements," 1s devoted to ncial idea worthy of consideration. A real “Inside Invest- ment” should easily double in value every three montha. Figure. for yourself what $100 would amount to In a fow years If invested and re-inveated on that basis. Our magazine points the way to making such investments: §2 per year, one month free. Send for it today.” Address McIn- tyro Companies, Limited, 2072, Westmin- ster Bldg., Chicago. THAT PROTECT AND PAY. BOOKS AND ADVICE FREE. Send sketch or model for m Highest references. Best re Promptness assured, PATENT l,AWYl"R Watson E. Coleman handle ulchl— aively .u automoblle accessory de- vised; 3 cent less gasoline, 50 per cent more )\ovnr Eliminates all carbon. Guaranteed. Retalls §6; 100 per cent profit, Thousands sold on money-hack guarantee, Highest Indorsements, Requires Bell, §300 to $600 capital. Blidg 834 Natlonal IF YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR BUSINESS QUICK, LIST WITH US, ! INTERSTATE REALTY CO, #29-30 City Nat'l Bank BUSINESS man avallable as New ropresentative for reputable o Equipped office. Credentials, willing salary low. Write or wise, R, Wood, 1482 Broadway, N. Y. York A RELIABLK manufacturer wants general er to eatablish office and en, Liberal contract; $300 to $700 capital necessary. Money-making possibllities unlimited. Wil pay expenses to Chicago If you are man we want. Acme Brass Works, Inc., 1012 Republican Bidg., Chicago. LARGE Illinols corporation manufacturing talking machines wants territorial man- ager with $200 to $600 capital -to finance contract. Plays and equals in appearance any $50 instrument. Wholesale price, $9 Big money-maker. Address De Luxe, 1427 Carroll_Ave,, Chicago. OWNER of new and second-hand harness shop, located 1912 Cuming, must sell be- cause of sickness, complete stock; low rent, good business; living rooms In con- nection. Wonderful opportunity for young man. Call at Loyal Furniture Store, 223 N. 16th. Who's setling the pace now? n the first ton months of 1916 THE BEE galned 47,040 Pald Ads. EXCEEDING the COMBINED GAIN of the other two Omaha papers for same period by more than— 20,000 PA'D ADS. Good Results. Good Rates. Good Servies. WANTED—Agents throughout lowa and Nebraeka to sell SPRING WILERS for autos. Kvery car needs them. All auto distributors, garages, etc., recommend them., $24.60 will handle large county. Money refunded if can’'t make good G. L. W. EPRING OILER CO.. OMAHA. 82 Brandels Bldg. EUROPEAN manufacturer wants llve dfs- trict suléa managoer. Factory In Hurope +closed, nccount war. Now manufacturing in Chicago. Patented specialty, sells to merchants, manufacturers No competition, 3600 t0 $1,000 capital roquired. Big money- making proposition. Scott Mfg, Co., 123 W. Mudison, Chicago. BUSINESS CHANCES IF YOU want to sell or buy & business o rooming house call on Busch & Borgho 30 World-‘lerald Bide. Phone D. 3% WE BUY, we sell moticn vlclurv theaters, tile School, 601 E. 1ith St, Kansas City, machines, foature filma. Mo. Plim and Sunply Co., 210 B WANTRD—Experisnced cream and M, FOR SALL: by owner, druk siore, dwelling and stock: square doal Addreas owner 918 Weat 6th_Ave., Denver, Colo. TO GET in or oul of businear, owll on GANGESTAD, 422 Beo Bldg. Doug. 3477 GUARANTY plun; et in or out busincws. All _ r@tes. F. V. Knieat. Bee Bldg., Omaha. FOR AL 1Mo Goodreasona ving pleture. elling. R nuble, Y Bee, {RY for wale. $600. LIving rooms. | 1420 N, 17th St * Roommie Houses. TROOMS of high class furniture, will seil best location i Omaha at a snerifice; 318 N 19th 8t ROOMING HOUSES, all stzes. great ba galne. 419 Rosv Bldg. Phons Tyler 3 sz ot s SITUATIONS WANTED WERKLY RATE, 1bc PER LINE. Day work or business ads, réguiar rates 2 lines one week. .. 3 lines one week. __Vach extra line 16c per week CLOTHING SALESMAN, AGED 35, FIFTEEN YEARS' EXPERI- ENCE. CAPABLE AS MANA- GER. BOX 8511, OMAHA BEE. RELIABLE firm of accountants, making a speclalty of opening and closing small sots of books and doing bookkeeping work; audits and systems charges reasonable. Address WANTED-—Position as salesman, 10 years oxperience welling retail and jobbing trade, man of clean churacter and ability. Address 4101 No. 23d St, or call Colfax R WANTED—Position by _enginoer—married man. References, tools and llcense, ten years' oxperfence. Can change at once. A. Gathmann, 212% 8. Court Bt, Sloux City, Ia. YOUNG fice oxplrlunc good penman; desires p sition, not necessarily clarical; reasonable malary consldered. Address Box 8487, Hee 12 YRARS' experience selling gooda to job- bers and retaflers, 9 years with present concern. Would conelder a change Jan. position In city preferred, Box Be WANTED—Work s janitor, middle-aged man with beat of reforences. Webater 1274, SITUATION wanted in abstract office by an experionced man, Box 8354, Omaha und othor cloaning. Webater 690! BXPERIENCED chautfeur and mechanic wants position. Refercnces. Box 8361, Bee. WMAN with Ford (ruek wants work, Will contract if desired. Box 8510, Bee. TRER grapes (rimmed and house cleaning. Call _Allen, Webster 7612, Female, TAPARLY business woman wiahes (o change position . 1. Hecretary or office man. agoment, § v In_pres, pos. Box 831, B GRADUATI nirse of refinemont and chesr- ful dlsposition wishes to care for elderly porson _or couple. Address Y 685, Boe. WANTED—Position a8 housekneper by middle-agod lady with girl 12 ysurs old. Call or address 4020 Hamllton 8L, WANTED—TDosition as housnkeeper by re- fined widow In widower's home, country proferred. Box §604, O i POSITION wanted by thoroughly experi- enced lady bookkeeper. Address P, O. Box 13, outh Side Btation, THE BGE charge for 'Situstion lower than any other form of ad the cast of housekeoper by re- wanted Ay fined middle -(ed lady for refined gentle- POSTION man. Doug. PRACTICAL nurse Illhul To care for Invaiid, Highest roferences. Phone Douglas 6626, EXPERIENCED stenographer desires posi- _tion. Walnut 2783, andry “and Duy Work. COMPBTENT laundress wants work Mon., Wed.,, Thursday, A-l references, Web. 3729 after 6. BUNDLE washing; piece work; lace cur- talns; work guaranteed, Webater 2104. PLAIN and fancy clothes carefully laun- dered. Web, 4283 WANTED—Day work by white woman. undry wk., §2.10 day. W. 3394 after 6. T. D. 9016, Wanted day work from 9 to 4. South 438 FOR DAY work or bundie wash. Web. 3836, 2166. Chamboer, day or iaundry work. Tar. BUNDLE washing wanted. Webater ANY Kkind of day work, Webster 6728 House Cleaning, laundry work. Harney 3 Good Indras. Bundie wash, home, Wel First -clnes (wundress day work. TRT-CLABS laundry and day wik. W. ndresa. Please §26.60 STARTS new legitimate onterprise; 20 profit dally—mall order or locally— no competition, no canvassing. Orolo Co., Louisville, Ky. WORLD-WIDE opportunitios for every en- terprising and ambitious person. Income unlimited, articular free. Address Champney, Publisher, 678 . 28th St., Omaha, Neb, FOR SALE—Hardware, 000 annual business, an stock and a money maker. Retiring from busi- ness. Pop, 4,000; 6 miles of Des Molnes Write Hox 14, Valiny Jot., Ta BANKS organized, flanced, bought and sold, overywhere; cash for dividend-paying bank stocks, carrying executlve positions’ J. P. Jones, 333 Monadnock WBlock, Chi- cago, 11 BUY ofl stock In $60,000,000 company; 100 | per cent dividends In 90 days, possible. Production now coming in, ground floor atock, 1 cent u share, .doubles price short- ly. $1 par value, §10 buys 1,000 shares. Write full detalls. Amalgamated Ofl Co., 1124 Colcord Bldg., Oklahoma City, Okl FOR SALE—First cluss shining parior and clgar stand, eight chairs and marble stand, cost $850, will sell for $550 cash Chenp rent, best location in town of 13,000, Glond reasons for scliing. Enquire Y 1700, Bee. FOR SALE—Halr dressing parlors, eatab- lshed 12 yoarw, in town of 1,600 in central $3.500 stock; $16,. Neb. All white' furnishings, excollent busi- ness for two operators and chiropodist. Owner retiring from business. Address Y 710, Beo, ADVERTISE—20 words In 40 Sunday papers, $10; 20 in 100 monthlies, $1. Classified Agency, 2807 Locust 8t, St. Louls MATL, ORDER .LIQUSR BUSINESS. Established 20 years; well advertised, having several thousand llve customers. Address P. 0. Box 868, Kansas City, Mo, FOR SALE—Confectionery and cigar store. This Is & bargain for a live wire and can be bought right. This is a Iive proposition. Address Box 173, Loveland, Colo. WILLIAMS, establisbed 29 years. To. or mell business see him __Bldg. closed out more mdse. stocks than Any other firm in U. 8. Write for terms. FX. LAUNDRESS, Uui.die wash, Web. llfl Bxporienced Indy wants day work. Har. 12! Hotels and Restaurants. RELIABLE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 1610 Davenport Bt. Douglas 1866 Headquartern for hotel help. HELP WANTED—MALE % o Stores “and Offices OFFICE CLERK, position out of town, must be uble to use typewriter at a good rate of speed, salary $70; transportation fur- nished, Wentern Reference & Bnd Ass'n., Inc., 752 Omaha National Bank Ruliding. AN experienced competent stenographer for confidentinl position, must be clean-cut, intelligent, well educated; salary to start, 256 with good chance for advancement. Western Reference & Hond Ass'n., Inc., 762 Omuha National Bank Building. STENOGRAPHER and bookkeeper for au- tomobile firm, prefer man 22 to 26 years of ake, small office, excellent opportunity |'n develop with firm, salary to start, $65- 75, Western Reference & Bond Ass'n., Inc., 762 Omaha National Bank Bullding. AN experienced stenographer for R. R. position, $76. Apply at once. Weatern Reference & Bond Ass'n., Ine., 752 Omaha_National Bank Building Professions and Trades. WANTED—At once, two experienced must be neat; German speaking : good wages. Apply to Hy. Schumacher & Sons, New Ment Market, Vv.rhn(l Isiand, Neb, DRAFTSMEN wunted for all neering. Experlenced men listed without advance fee. The Kngineering Agency, Established 26 years, 1662 Monadnock Bldg., Chicago, Til. YOUNG man In under & business who 1s & thorough automoblle caretakor. State in answer where last employed and refer- onces. Box K641, Hee. +|Drug Positions—All States CO-OPERATIVE REFERENCE CO., 1016-16 City Natioual Bank Bid “lines of engi- FOR BALE—Good, clesn stock of hard- ware, live town, central Nebraska, Good reason for selling. Be qflick. Address Y 267, Beo. WANTED—Young s man as mechan- ic's helper in garage; state experlence and salary expected. Box 17, Hampton, Neb. ne PAINTRERS wanted s, EN—To \¥15, baximming 3 HELP WANTED—MALE Prohmoi\l and Trades. ' N antomobila expert In six weeka; our big book tells you how. Ral Automo- man for steady work. Apply The Minn haha Candy Co., Stoux Falls, 8. D. apply at the Union Pacific_bridge. Salesmen and Solicitors. 77$200.00 PER MONTH Permanent position with, responsible firm, largest of its kind in the business, for a high grade salesman with ex- perience and ability, to sell a $200.00 improvement for country homes and other country bulldmxs. Prefer successful piano, sewing mae chine, vacuum cleaner, sepa- rator, silo or good insurance salesman whose services are worth $200,00 per month and up. Fine opportunity for right man, Salary, commis- sion, bonus and traveling ex- penses. In reply must fully state experience and if now [ employed. Address Y 697, | Bee. { | i | WANTED. l, High grade stock salesman who would be interested In handling first class Omaha proposition. | STANDARD SEC. & INV. CO,, i \ Sultes 2 and 3, Wead Bldg. Bee Mr. Wolfe, Mgr. provivlons—an entire line of grotord well us paints, Foofing wtock foods, automoblle and ,machinery olls and gre: no rent to pay, ‘no in- vestment In’ stock; large orders taken trom samples; goods of guaranteed and proven quality; selling experienca not nes sary; very profital I ors.” R. 8. HIl|, president, Hitch- § cock-HIll Chicago. Reference: Any k pany. P # durihg the season , the noted 8 k. lint of art and pencils, signs, | tising imhmn. dfl-nuu, fal Im. apd other adver- This 15 a high-cluss ¢ line and we are gnterested only in men who mean business and seeking a perma- 3 nent connection. Liberal compensation to the right men. ¥For particul address ;M Shaw Advertising Co., Kansas City, § ; ) BALESMAN to sell high grade copper ss. SALESMEN—If you curities In large corporations, all ‘proj erties In world's greatest copper produc- Ing field. Kxclusive territary wiven to man who can produce. Give full partic -z lars of your past selling experience and references In first letter. Our salesman ¥ now making blg money. For full particu- lars, address M. M. Green Company, Be- curities, Natlonal Life Bldg., Chicago. y perience req P for this winter with a steady incoms, | §50,00 Investment required, which s well secured. Bank references as to our res § sponsiblilty. Dept O, N, G. L. W, SPRING || OILER CO., Brandeis Bidg., Omaba. re & heavy hdw, or implement sulesman u‘::d can produce the business, we have a fine proposition and a good opening for the right man to travel in Minn,, Mont. k. or Wis; must be live wire and not over 35 years of age! llll.ngu, exp. In application. Address Y R BPRESENTATIVES for Omaha and sur- rounding territory; only A-1 man with i established trade desired; straight com- misslon basis. Large ladies’ shirt waist concorn; state full detalls, cities serve f references ossential. Box 76, 1364 Broad 1 , New York. £ STDE line salesmen, Lustre mops, polish and SALESMEN—Salary and expenses A ligh Iiberal commission. Write tod other products pleasant to sell; nm:i- Lustre Mfg. Co., 16 W. Kinale, Chicai experl- || enee unnecessary; genoral agency opening. Fairview Nurseries, Rochester,' N, Y. DVERTIBING and calendar salesman for high-class line direct from manufacturers; celluloid, metal, leather, feit and glass specialties with real sales plan that gets business: libergl commissions with weekly Advances, Write fully in_confidence, Cru- ver Mfg. Co.. 2424 West Jackson, Chicago. LR OB IR R L R 1S CALENDAR salesmen, exceptional opportu- I WANTED—Experienced nity to make blg money with Mueller RBroe. exclusive line glass and wood nov- elty. calendars; leather goods and novelties, exclusive territory. Mueller Bros., Polk 8t., Chicago. traveling sales- man to sell high grade novelty and jeweiry department to general mdse. trade in Ne- * braska; attractive commission contrac! permanent position, Commercial Jewelry Heai SME sary; earn while you learn; write for lu-n list of openings and monfals fro hundreds of our students who earn $1 to $500 a month. Address nearest offic Dept 4 National Salesmen's Tralning M JAssociation, Chicago, New York, San Franetaco, —— e SALESMAN---For general mercantile trade SALESMEN in Nebrasks to sell a new proposition of merit. Vacuncy now. Attractive commis- slon coniract, for balance year and 1917, $36 weekly for expenses. Miles F. Bixler Co., 331-48 Carlin Bldg., Cleveland, O. uality” line bank supplies, Calendars, cloth, wood and leather spes cialtics, slgns and noveltles; attractiw price good territory; liberal contract. Economy Advertising Co., lowa City, la. o SALESMEN WANTED—Having established WANTED—Three bright = — S SALESMEN—$300 to $600 per month sal- i SALKSME F you general store trade, sell laces packed in sllent salesmen cabinets, free; 123% pes cent commission. Cabinet Lace Works, 376 e & men. Prefer men with sales experience. One of the fastest seliing propositions offered today. Apply between 10 and 12 a. m., Manager, 312 Balrd Bl ary or commission, selling our olls, gresses, paints and other specialties. Do not be satisfled; get our proposition. In- land Oll Works Co., Cleveland, O. necessity for merchants; large demand; liberal commission; pocket samples. Wirth Salesbook Co., Dept. A-35, Chicago. . re out of a job and want s Bigh | class selling position calling on the house- wife, a 1-cent post card will put yod in touch with & $40 to §80 a week proposi- tlon. Div. M. 1464, American Aluminum Mfg. Co,, Lemont, IlL