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Want-Ad Rates 'ASH WITH ORDER. “ each |m-f\ln Ads Paragraphed or !ol In Displ Sc per ling e per line three col (Count six words to ih- line.) Te per line. ‘(hree consec (Count six words to the line.) FOREIGN ADVERY ISINO UNDER AGENTS OR HELP WANTED CLASSI- FICATIONS. ..one time e por -«M'.‘. dive times 1%¢ per wor NO AD TARKEN FOR LESS THAN A TOTAL OF 20e 0:‘1'- AARD OF THANKS, DEATH AND FU- NERAL NOTICES. 'de per line 1% :;n ;-ruu (Minimum charge MONTHLY RATE FOR STANDING ADS (No change of copy sllowed.) One Hne......... e | Two linea or more. per line $1.80 (Count six words to the }ine.) (Contract rlkl on application.) THE BEE will not be n-volmblo for more than one incorrect insertion of an adver- tisement c-dered for more than ome time. [ I)VERTISERH should retain receipts given hy The Bee in payment for Wants Ads, as no inistake can be rectified without them. USE THE TELEPHONE if you chnnot con- MARRIAGE LICENSES. Permits (o wed have been issued to the following Name and Residence Age. Herman L. Hansen, Sloux City, Ta. .2 Marie C. Speckhart, Sioux City, Tn 19 » 20 19 2 19 Floyd G. Harrls, Omaha Lilllan Hommingsen, Omaha, Neb. Steve Brewer, Gordon, Neb. Charlotte Edwards, Scott=uluff, Neb. Gluseppe Fanclullo, Omaha. Concetta Malacrh BUILDING PERMITS. Martha A, Miller, 6324 North Twenty- soventh avenue, framo dwelling, $2,000; € €. Randall} 2862-4-6 Leavenworth, garage, $12,000. LOST-FOUND--REWARDS I¥ you lose anything and will advertise it here. you will surely recover it if found by an honest person. Remarkable recov. eties 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 ct_In requiring them the owner through advertisement and otherwise, and that a fallure to do 0, If same can be proven, Involves & se- __rious i OMAHA & COUNCIL, BLUFFS STREET ‘. RAILWAY COMPANY, Persons having lost some article would @o well to call up the office of ths Omaha & Council Blubs Street Rallway company to ascertain whether they left it In e street car. Many and them to __Tyler 800, FOUND—A purse conl-lnlnr money rticles each day are turned In company Is anxious to restore Call the fllllllll awners. venlently bring or sent in your ads Ask for & Want-Ad Taker, and you will re- alve the same good service as when de- uivaring your ad st the offl PHONE TYLER WANT-AD COLUMNS cLose. 00 M. . M. MOVIE PROGRAM. Current offerings of the best Motien Ple- nu‘n-t:uuo--h-. (Change Datly.) downtown district Saturday. Owner dis- cribe and pay for this ad. Call Webster 1220 fater 6 p. m. FOUND GREEN'S PHARMACY, 16 THE BEE: FOR SALE—Miscellaneous MY high standard of quality will be 4 quarts of Old bond Doug. main- Fontenecile whisky, Henry Pollock, 1162, 122-124 tained ; bottled In er house. ~ WANTED TO BUY GUTTMAN Fars Hishest Prices for Furniture, Rugs, Clothes, Planos, Office Furniture, Trunks, Shoes. Douglas 3971. Res., Webater 4204, DESKS DESKS DESKS New desks, used desks, bought, sold and traded. J. Reed, 1207 Farnam. J E N K I N Pays highest price for clothe , trunks, ete. Red 3297, Res, Dougl WILL puy cash for bargain in plano player and and rolls; give full particulars, make, Address Hox K628, Bee. OMAMA Metal & Rubber Co mixed paper. Will pay good price. Douglas 2436 i 801, BERGMAN & CO. DIAMONDS ™ gmicus ! clothes, shoes und hats. Webster mo pric ANNOUNCEMENTS Your ‘most convenient printer. THE PRINTING HOUE OF MAUER. _ Phone Doug. 1744, 9 Farnam St. AUTOMOBILE storage; Ary and clean, vor month. Keys Brof. Council Bluf BRODEGAARD'S “Lucky Wedding Ring: t_16th and Douglas 8t Accordion Pleating. ACCORDION Side, Knife, Box Pleatin Cov. Buftons, Hematitching. Nab. Pleating and Button Co, 431-2 Paxton Blk. R. 4942 Accountants, JOHN H. CATHRAK & SON (INC.) Chicago Racine, New Orlea Publlc Accountants and Audito) Systematizers, Efficlency Engineers. Business Counisellors Omaha Office, 1223-24 W, O. W, Bldg. H. L. Br ent_Manager. LOBT—In Brandeistore Thursday, Japa- nese mink muff; 4 valuable pictures. 1403 8. 8th. Douglas $339. Reward. LOST or stolen, (amu Alrda ward. Call Har Downtown. FARNAM, 1416 FARNAM “LITTLE MISS HAPPINESS” FEATURING JUNE CAPRICE 1817-19 DOUGLAS o PRESENTED HERE FOR—bo EPISODE TWO, THE MYSTERY lll\l'eb “THE MYSTERY OF MYRA. “SHOULD SHE HAVE TOLD,” THREE-REEL DRAMA OF THE UNDERWORLD. FOR SALE—-Mlmlllnemu " Furniture and_Housenold Goods. _ AUCTION SALE HIGH GRADE FURNITURE AT 2114 CHICAGO ST. Nov. 28; salo starts at 1 p, m. Attorney at Law, FRANCIS MORGAN, 613 Boe. Dougl Amusements, MRS, WEST, socloty entertainer, palmistry __and cards. For engagement Toi. Ty, 2691 Bakeries. CAKES, pastry and fancy bakery goods supplied to parties, lodges and entertain- flllnll Z H. Reedor, 1406 N. 18th. W, 3927, onTlAN '8 NEW ENGLAND BAKERY. 212 N. 16TH BT BRANCHES—PUBIAC MARKET AND HAYDEN BROTHERS, “OUR MOTTO"~BETTER BAKED GOODS. LET US PROVE IT. B DR. BENDA ~ Sulphur, steam. Modern Yurkish BATHS AND MASSAGE. Private apartments for ladies,” with lady attend- ChIFTON “U§TH AND BURDBTTE “THE CHORUS GIRL AN THE KID." “TOM'S BACRJFICE." “GREEN EYES," featuring Harry Meyers, “THE MAN FROM YUKON. IND, 24TH AND LAKE “THE BEACHCOMBI “THE BCIEN( OF CRIME" COMING DEC. 2, MATINEE and NIGHT ‘“THE_LITTLE GIRL NEXT DOOR' 16TH AND BINNEY "H!l LITTLE GIRL NEXT DOO R ANT]-VICE PICTURI CHILDREN GNDRR 14 NOT ADMITTED | % ACCOMPANIED BY PARENTS, i ITH AND CUMING ONE GOOD PICTURE " REFINED Eonmls ROP TTH AND LOTHROP MARY PICKFORD in "I'HE GHM. OF YESTERDAY i “GUI L 3-REEL) “A DESPERATE REMEDY” IMP COMEDY APOLLOG, #9TH AND LEAVBNWORTH PARAMOUNT PICTURE VIVIAN MARTIN, in . ___“THE STRONGER LOVE" g 3 ol _ JOBRPH KILGORE, In / flfls&vfia.,‘*“’f’“.wv l i on‘m ‘T}IE SHIELDING SHp D UNDBRWOOD HYRTLE GONZALES F THE SW. ‘ll 1N MISSOURI" “THE A S-REEL PICTURE AND COMEDY : llsberger, at lh‘lr resi- lhl le ‘hu!y-null street, n-iu November 28, 1 Interment ‘Forest Lawn o-mnrr. B CARD P THAN!& beautful’ floral oftarings and ki g s °€:““: aur beloved Allen, C. M, May family, $336 R street. B EEEEEEsSs ) mmNAL ORDIR& ting of 1 fumed ouk - plece :-nuln- leather parlor et, 1 parlor rug, 2; 1 ladies’ writing desk, 4 1 music cabinet, 1 pedes- tal dining table and chairs to match, dining rug, alze 9 by 12; 1 china clot hall tree, { bedroom ru 6 small rufl. dressers, Including 1 beautiful Princess; 1 beautiful mahogany dresser with to mateh; 1 set Haviland dish 1 brass bed and and stair carpet, linens, quilts, gys kitchen cabinet, diahes, cooking nts. 1919 Farnam. Phone Doug. 6877, ELECTRIC, showsr and tub baths. Massa Bt of ull kin ney St atin VAN ARI‘AN Dress Plelllnl and Button on Blk, Doug, 3109, Accor- dy . box, sunburst and picot ring buttons; st OMAHA, SWAPPERS’ COLUMN JACK and lasts to trade for shoes, new or &ood second-hand men's shoes preferred. Also § and 10-view camera and equipment for anything 1 can use of wqual value Address §551s Bee. BMALL four-room 3 electrically equipped car, two. modern houses. Make me an offer for trade. 536 Paxton BIk. Dous. BACK bar of soda fountain, with iarge Targe mirror, will trade for show cases or any- thing that can be used glas 345 & machin in first class in good con ditlon. Will exchange for typewriter, of- flce fixtures, or what have you? Box 8. C, 706, Bee, HAVE ™ Studebaker, 1914 chassis, electric lights and starter, second-hand ¥ WE swap o Will trade for good 16th and_Harney. THAVE & number of Victor and Columbla records of which I have tired. Want to _ swap for others. Box 8. C., 706, Bee. COMBINATION biili table for home use to exchange for what have you? _8. C. 708, Omaha Bee. ART Garland hard coal heater, change for any thing I €an use. 8. 921 Bee. will e Address, BUSINESS CHANCES DO YOU WISH TO SELL YOUR » BUSINESS AND TURN IT INTO CASH? ¥ Wo are buying all kinds of merchandise stocks in Nebraska, lowa and surround- Ing territory, paying cash. If you want to sell out your business and get cash for it without delay, write us, giving all detall No stock s too large for us to hand Al correspondence strictly confidential. OMAHA SALVAGE COMPANY, 760 Omaha National Bank Bldg., Omaha, Nebraska. A GOOD OPENING tive man who desires to leirn ate and insurance business; re an interest in one of the best in the city, Although newly it has superior advantages equipped established, and unsurpassed prospects and opportu- nities. One of the partners desires to go south on account of his health, and his interost can be purchased for $300 cash. Higheat bank and commercial references furnished. Investment secured. SOUTH OMAHA INVESTMENT CO., 4926 8. 24th Bt Phone 8. 1247, 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. Wondertul opportunity for young man. Call at Loyal Furniture Store, 223 N. 16th, Who's setting the pace now? Tn the first ten months of 1916 THE BEE gaind 47,040 Paid Ads. EXCEEDING the COMBINED GAIN of the other two Omaha pajers for same period by more than— 30,000 PAID ADS. Good Results. Good Rates. Good WANTED—Agents Nebrasks to sel Sorvie throughout Iowa and SBPRING OILERS for Al Modl them. All auto q gar ete., recommend the $24.50 wlll hlnfls large county. Money refunded if can't make G. L. W. SPRING OILER CO.. OMAHA. 883 Brandels Bldg. ns and hundreds of articles too numerous | to_mention. ‘The most of this furniture ia high grade lnlfl i worth your while attending this _sale. . DOWD AbCTlON CO., Auctioneers fiivu. AI.L KINDS. See usy first. Prices right, _City Furniture Co, 107 8. 1l4th. Loyal Furniture Co, 223 N. 16th 8t. ?hctic. Dra._Johnston. 1 26 Chiropractic and Spinal Ad fiumnt Dr. Burhorn, Rose Bldg. 6347, BUY a Littie Glnnz mnlu tabie. 1t aln- tiafact! Little Glant Manufacturing t:o,. Omahas. 1 Furniture and Homfifi Gooas. Lessard ?lun. 1908 -AUCTION. b Household goods and all personal of- fects of the o Elizaboth Stroebel will be sold to tl ighest bidder tomorrow. November 28, at 1:30 p, m. Corner 36th and Franklin, St. A C DlllB\Y Administrator. BARGAIN, One fine uhruo dining sulte, consisting of combination china cabinet and buf- fet, one oxtension table, six dining chalrs, worth $10 sale for $44.50. 'ATE FURNITURE C¢ Cor. 14th and Dodge. Phone Doug. 1317, HIGH-GRADE iirl\ iftire, cut giass, hand painted china, bric-a-brac and- all that could be expected to furnish a G-room modern cottage. Can be bought at half value. Any party wishing a pretty hom call Tyler 3148J. No_ deslers or triflers ILL fol -nh'lu-un. No. 2 Brown! Kodak, good high chawr. All for §5. Col- fax 1461, furniture, bedding and Mnen of ail kinds. Onn il % p m Dolgoff, 1839 N. 24th St. Planos and_Musical Instruments, FLATER FIANO Dareains_Seveal new O bargal Sevefal new planos slightly od, fine ton des!, mrn Ware, n 800 stock; $16,- 000 annudl business. Nice, clean stock and & money maker. Retiring from bus Pop. 4,000; 5 miles of Des Moines. Wriio Box 1, Valtey Jot, Ta. FOR SALE—Confectionery and cigar store. Thib s o bargain for a live wire and can be bought right, This is a live proposition, Addren Box 373, Loveland, Colo. ¢ machines, (new and _re- ters, supplies. Omaha Film \ E»x_(i.nl 108 So. 14th Bt FOR SALE-—~Halr dressing parlors, estab- lished 12 years, in town of 1,600 in central Neb. All white furnishings, excellent bust bullt), enters and Contractors. pltol Ave, Tyler 1632, Costumes. THEATRICAL gowns. {ull dro 204 N. 17th, John Feldmar Detectives. JAMES ALLAN, 312 Ne Blk. Evidence __secured in ses. Tyler 1136 - Tnteratate Detéctive Ass'n. 432 Ramgo Bldg. ____ Dancing_Academy. Dance Tues, Thurs, Sat, Sun.; nfut. and eve. school, Monday and Wednesday eve, D, 3443, Academy for Rent Friday Evenings, KEEP DANCING ACADEMY, nam; olass Mon. and Fri Wed. and Sat. sults, for 312 Dr. Bradbury, N Dressmal RT OF DRESS CUTTING SCHOOL. 50 cents a lesson, Satiafaction or money D t N.. lllh St. Web, 781 ness for two operators and chiropod Owner retiring from business. Address Y 710, Bee, WANTED—A young_man With some cap- ital to manage branch stores in a good mercantfle business; stores located in Ne- braska, Towa and Kansas. Address com- munication Box Y 8593, Bee. MATL ORDER LIQUSR BUSINESS. Established 20 year: having several thousand live customer: Address P. O. Box 368, Kansas City, Mo. WILLIAMS, establisbed 20 years. To buy or sell business see him. 411 McCague Bldg. _Reference, U. B. National Bamk. DOWD Bale and Auction Co., Omaha, have closed out more mdue. stocks than mny other tirm in U. 8. Write for terms. FOR SALE—Qood, cloan stock of hard- ware, live town, central Nebraska. Good reason for selling. Be quick. Address __Y 267, Bes IF YOU want to sell or buy a business or rooming house call on Busch & Borghotf, 730 World-Horald Bldg. Phone D. 3319, WHE BUY, we sell motion picture theaters, machines, foature films. Co-operative Film and Supply Co. 210 nmnhy Bldg. SE' . able prices. lm Spencer St. y kind well done, Reason- Web. 1434, GOWNS and sults a specialty. Work guar- anteed, Webster 4940, Bap, drsmir, Child's clothes, spec'ty. D. Dreasmaking, reasonable_prices. Web. 6918 rellabla markea, 'IANO BARGAINS, 1311 8, ., Omaha, Neb, im'fi fl‘w Mnn. §376 value, for $166. make, Burled walnut -Il. very !lll. Walnut - 3219, at 16th a i'ifilln Ih.h and 1 hall, Will_sell pool tables separately, Lang, 1807 Far- nul 8t._Red 7280, TTNEW AND BXPERT BLECTRCIANS AND NISTS, TON, A. O, Carl Lawn umthry. Florlat, mfi’fiu_ st DIRECTORS. eral dirsctors. ur' w T 'm:-“mi Marie Gf G. and Emll J, Hll.dlll1 boy: Joseph and Rose John J. Mw Dora Dograf, 1841 66 yars, 135 ACH! Lz n RON ELECTRICAL L woRKs. ! | BorLEn: I stoam, ‘-‘mmn. ¥aa engines, 19 O plpes. Gross Wreck! ting Co. pul eno. Phoi n prices. Deulu un 0 Paxton Blk. GET our prices on Job printIng. UNITE! D STATES PRINTING CO. Bee Bldg, Douglas 1172, WATERS-BARNHART Pig. G. Co. i vrinting Tel. Doug. 3 524 8 : b M H ‘We rent, repair, sell needles and parts ot all sewing machines. WAE CLI CO., 16th and Harney Sta. e month. lu us beforn you buy froa teial, ” Butis’ ’-r,r"'.'.'m" Exchan or 316 l lltl. i EM! Mo Smith Pnnlon for rent; gent anywhere. Rem- ington Typewriter Company. writing lunun. Wl BUY well and_exchan, Typewriters. Guaranteed typewriters, §1 for list. Midi B CARBON_ paper § #heeta §0c a ream. 16 h. ALEX JET ET’I‘ES l;.?UOR H Bottled In bond whisky, $bc, 100, 81, 26, full _quart. Who's .lllln[ the pace now? In the first months of 1916 THE BEE lllll.‘ 47,040 Pald Ads EXCEEDING the COMBINED GAIN of the other two ha papers for sa 30, 'AID ADS. Good Results. Rates, Good Servi ome-mads grape wine, l.ZS PER GALLON. port, full quart, 80 o Oll ‘l'lyl" tlllkh IIII nu-n olAi'A nfi:b'w' _'eo" "im and hair mat. tresses made over In hew ticks at half the price of .new ones. hote us sample of lhktu Mall orders fiiled. 19 D~Illll 2467, m.nm 3 WODD. ACM HARNEY 1031, Dl' Express Companies, Anywhere 25¢c. Web. 2104. CITY Express Co, 1623 Cass St _Douglas 1717, "llV' haullng a specialty. Hajr Dressing. IDEAL Hair Parlors, 187 Balrd Bidg. Maut- curing, tollet articles. Douglas Eve: g for Womon. ACCORDION, lldv. knife, sunburt, box pleating; covered buttons, all sizes and styles, hemstitching; picot edgin broldery; beading, braiding, cording, eye- lot_cut work, buttonholes, pennan IDEAL BUTTON AND PLEATING 200 Douglas Blk. SWITCHES' from combings, Soo. - Alrs, . Brishart. 388 Past DURKIN electric irons and lamps. 22323 Cuming 8t. Douglas 3619. Furnace Cleaning. fur., chim, cteaning, D. urnace cleaners; work guar- anteed; best prices. 1921 §. 11th. D, 5438, Exp. chimney and furnace cleaner, R. 8508. Job Printin, GATE CITY Printing Co., 1389, *:h-rud- priats ing. 3621 N, 34th. Phone Web. 1697, ustices of the Peace, H. H. CLAIBORN 2 Paxton BIk. Red 7401, Notary Puilé deposition, steno. C W, BI\ITT;)N 77\’!«? Blooh. Masseures. mu__mx—umm. baths. 1322 Farnam. Dr. Mary Andersen, 606 Bee Bidg. D. 399¢ Patents. PATENTS procured, bought and sold. In national Patent Co., 683 Brandels. D. 6 Patent Attorneys. H. A. STURGES, 630 Brandeis Th. D. 3469. Punot for Rent. 8350 per mo. ~ Ruy FLUFF rugs carpel rag rus wpecialty cleaning and llhrlll.u P.." Rug Factory, 3422 Cuming. Red 3343, Shoe Pardors. MEN'S, WOMEN'S, SHOES Shined, Cleaned. Omaba Shoo . Hospltal, 1822 Farnam. Towel Si upp! OMAHA Towel Supply, 207 8. 11th, D. 638, Wedding Statione: WEDDING announcements an Dl!null- Douglas Printing Co. Tel, Doug. $44. Where to Eat. EAT HOME-COOKED MEALS NEW DELICA‘I'ESIIN. 1808 FARNAM. = e = e SWAPPERS' COLUMN TF YOU have anything to trade, make up & Nttle ad «nd run it in this column for meven days—it only costs 2bc and Se per anawer. This offer le good only In Omaks, and excludes Real Estate, cash offers aud Business Propertios For Sale or T These, an well as mwil orders for use of Swapper’ Column, must pal regular rates. One or twe answers are sufficlect to make your trade and the whole trans. action only costs abaut 3 OMPLETE bukers' fixt eloctric mizer and fine work tablo with stoel flour troughs, will trade for show cases or anything that csn be used i up-to-date store. Phone Douglas 3454, B this’ 3@ amn_will brin about some remariable exchanges. \ FOR SALE by owner, drug store, dwelling and stock; squs deal, Address owner, 918 Weat 6th Ave, Denver, Colo. TO GET in or out of ness, __GANGESTAD, 423 Bee Bldg. Doug. 3417. GUARANTY plan; get in or out business. Al #iates. F. V. Kniest, Bee Bldg., Omaha. FOR SALE—Moving picture. Good Teasons for_selling, Rent reasonable. Y 703, Bee. Rooming Houses. ROOMING HOUSKS, all sizes. great bar- gains. 419 Rosg Bidg. Phones Tyler 3487, SITUATIONS WANTED WEEKLY RATE, 16c PER LINE. Day work or business ads, regular nm 3 lines one week.. 3 lines one week HH Each extra line 160 per week. call on ———— RELIABLE firm of accountants, making a specialty of opening and closing smal sots of ks and doing bogkkeeplrg work; audits and instafled; charges reasonable. Addreas Bee 8329, Bee. WANTED—Position as salesman, 10 years' exporience selling retall and jobbing trade, man of clean character and abllity, Address 4101 No. 23d 8t, or call Colfax NOVEMBER 1916. SITUATIONS WANTED HELP WANTED—MALE Laundry and 'Day Work. _ plece work; lace cur- teed. Webster 2104. DAY work of any kind, bundle warhing, guaranteed. Webster 3027, WANTED—House cleaning the day. Walnut 2638, | washing by . 47,940 MORE PAID Want Ads first 10 months of 1916 than same period 1915. This figurte EXCEEDS THE COM- BINED GAIN of the other two Omaha papers by OVER 20,000 PAID ADS. Reason: Bettur Results. Better Rates. PLAIN and fancy clothes carefully laun- _dered. Web. 4283. & r EXPERIENCED colored woman wants day work. Web. 3101. BRIDGE carpenters for Montana and extra Eang laborers for Oklahoma. Ship today from Raymond's Labor Agency, 1119 Douglas. FOR experienced bupdle washing, call Web- _ ster 1877, : W DAY work of any kind, exp. Doug. 6130, FOR DAY work or bundie wash. Web. 2885. Chamber, day or laundry work Har. 2155 House (Iunln:, Ilundry work. Harney 3664. First-class laundress w'ts day work. H. 4498, 18T. S laundry and day wk 472 FOR good iaundrhss. Ploase call EX. LAUNDRESS, & Experienced lady wants ¢ Hotels and Restaurants. \BLE “EMPLOYMENT WANTED—Names of ambitious men, 18 to 45, wishing to become Omaha malil car- riers; comimence $67 month. Address Y 652, Bee _|_For RENT—ROOMS - ATTENTION, ROOM HUNTERS! If you fall to find ‘the room you @esire among these'ads, call at The Bee office for a Room List—Gives compl talled description of va- cant rooms in all parts of the city. If more convenient phono The Bee Want Ad Dept. and give your name and address and a list will be mailedto you at once. New lists are issued every week. Furnished Kooms. LARGE parior and alcove, private entrance: suitable for couple or two young men, in modern, asteam-heated = apartment. No other roomers. Hanscom park district. Phone Harney 5372. WANTED—Young men as rallway mail clerks; $76 per month; sample examina- Questions free. Franklin Institute Dept. 221 R, Rochester. N. Y. BEAUTIFULLY furnished rooms in mcdern new home with private family. S.ngle room or suites. Gentlemen preferred. Call Harney 3693. 1029 Georgla Ave. OMAHA rallway malil clerk examinations coming, $75 month. Sample. questions free. Write immediately. Franklin In- stitute, Dept. 221 W, Rochester, N. Y. LARGE rooms In new private home, for one or two gentlemen, every modern con- venfence; close to Creighton college. 2526 _ Chicago. IMEN, Brakemen, beginners pald $120 e beautifully furnished room with monthly, permanent; no strike. Addrees ove; well heated, walking distanco. _Y. 681, Bee. 2047 Dodge St. MEN wanted to enlist In Signal Corps &t | 2556 HARNEY —Furnished rooms, all mod- once; report at Lincoln. orn; steam heat; walking distance; also WANT casing man and beef boner, small __plant. _Call South 3720, AGENTS AND CANVASSERS of stenography and bookkeeping, with good personality, for position of an ex- ecutive nature, will have todeal consid- erably with the public and should be able to eventually qualify esman; perma- nent position; small establishment. Sal- ary $76 to §85. Western Reference & Bond Ass'n., Inc., 752 Omaha National Bank Building. school graduate, as an nd student in experimental excellent opportunity for a Interested in work of this kind; salary, $60 to 365; experience un- necessary. Western Reference & Bond Ass'n, Inc., 752 Omaha National Bank Bi FOR A HIGH CLASS commercial position see us. No FILING FEE, only 50c to in- vestigate references. assistant laboratory AGENTS wanted. to sell Wyoming oil land lots. Write McKibbin, Box 92, Fort Mor- NICELY furnished room, modern house, pri- vate family; near car; north side. Refer- __ences. Webster 3815, the Sunshine apartments. for men only, up per week. Office, Rafes, $2.50 an N, 17th 8t. _HELP WANTED—FEMALE Stores and Offices. OFFICE CLERK who has had experience in filing and s able to take complete charge of filing for large wholesale house, prefer young lady 23 to 28 years of age, one\who s able to manage other girls. Salary $60. Western Referenco & Bond Ass'n,, Inc., 752 Omaha National Bank Building.' TYPIST and clerk for position out of town, salary, $50. Apply at once. Western Reference & Bond Ass'n., Inc., 752 Omaha National Bank Buliding. STENO., $65; Steno. and Bkkpr., $6 and Ass't Bkkpr,, $50; bill clerk, $40; film_inspector, $3 WATTS REF. CO., 840 Brand. Thea. Bldg. GOOD home for two employed ladies or gentlemen, private family, desirable loca- tion, Farnam-Cuming car line. Board it desired. Walnut 2792, NICELY furnished room In strictly modern home, walking distance, or convenient to Farnam Harney 4953, CALDWELL ST, 2619—Two well furnished rooms; private family;/ modern; every- thing cozy. Call Webster 3956. s IN BEMIS Park district, one lovely room . with_ sleeping porch; private home; every 1 block to Harney car line. 17TH & JACKSO! RWyms foy permanent or transient guests single or en suite. D. 2735. CHICAGO—2510—In private home; larg south front room with alcove; slso side room. Professions ana Trades. HARNEY 8T, 474—First-class modern THE MARTI CO., 1337 W, O. W. Blds. | WANTED—Girls with common s-hool edus| [°°™% 32 per week and up. Colonnade STENO, §80; Stenc,, §76; typiat, 37; offics | catlon, between 18 and 23 years, to taie | HOtek clerk, $75; office elerk, $65; typist, $40. -up Jocal and long distance telephone work. | Furnished room (o gentlemen, in_privats AT EF. CO. C. F. Lambert, 1817 Douglas St. - family. 846 8. 29th St. Harney 5260. STENO (OUT TOWN furnished room for lady; home STENOGRAPHER THE CANO AGF’N _._two experienced German speaking ; good wages. Apply to Hy. Schumacher & Sons, New Meat Market, Grand_Island, Neb, YOUNG man in undertaking business who is a thorough automobile caretaker. State in answer where last employed and refer- ences. Box 8541, Bee. ; must be nnn! Household and Domiestic. MIDDLE-AGED or elderly woman wanted for housekeeper for two young men in small town western Nebraska. Good, plain ©ook, neat housekeeper, and references re- quired. Steady place, good home. State wages expected and age. Y 701, Bee. 20" 8% T D0 T WANTED—A competent second girl; must have good references. Mrs. C, E. Yost, Harney 162. EXPERIENCED girl for general housework, / bermanent position, $6 a week. Phone Webster 2131. 2220 Pratt St. Drug Positions—All-States WANTED—A maid for general housework, small family. Harney 2904, CO-OPERATIVE REFERENCE CO,, 1016-16 City Nations! Bank Bidg. ED—Young single man as mechan- fc's “helper in garage; state experience and salary expected. Box 17, Hampton, Neb. W. ‘WANTED—Experienced cream and M. M. man for steady work, Apply The Minne- e O SOTRX SO, WANflD—Canelenl lll'l for housework; 39 WANTED—Competent girl for generai housework, 3 in family; good wages. Girl has a nice room. Colfax 3080. no washing. Mrs. Pixley, Wal. Sho washing. Mis. W. A.- Piziey, Wal. 193. ‘WANTED—Competent woman for general housework; small family. Colfax 1082, haha CandyC . Bloux Falls, 8. D. be Al. Busch Tall- oring Co., Plllumnfllh. Neb. WANTED—Tailor, no boozer need apply. WANTED—GIrl for general housework, Call Harney 1342. . all family. HOUSE mald wanted, references. L. F. Cro- foot, 112 8. 39th. Harmey 1038, 1846 Sherman Ave. Salesmen and Solicitors. WANTED, High grade stock salesman who would be interested {n handling first class Omaha proposition, STANDARD SEC. & INV. CO., Sultes 2 and 3, Wead Bldg. Bee. Mr. Wolfe, Mgr. COMPETENT white girl for general house- work. Phone Walnut 367. SCHOOL girl to assist with housework. $1.60 per_week. Web. 4939, Miscellaneous. LADIES—You can earn a steady income in our house dress and apron department. All machines are driven hy elec- tric motors. Our ent shops are clean as a 1 kitchen, well lighted and = modern in ; every way, Including a private dining* hall. Ask for Mr. An- derson at the Douglas St. en- trance, near Ninth St. M. E. SMITH & CO. —_— READ THIS—E. Freder:cks made $61 this past week selling SPRING OILERS for autos in one Nebraska county, Many agents making $4 to $10 per day; no ex- perlence -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- -pombmu. Dept O. N, G. L. W, SPRING ER CO., Brandels Bldg.. Omaha.. WANTID—Tnv-llIIl furniture salesman to sell medium and high grade line of mat. treases. Evanaville Felt and Bedding Evanaville, Ind. EXPERIENCED salesmen now representing Omaha houses selling groceries, etc., di- rect to c¢onsumers, wanting & shipping point near their customers are offered a most attractive proposition by the Con- solidated Grocery Co., Box 780, Stoux City, Ia. Write for details, WANTED-—Three bright young men. Prefer men with sales experience. One of the fastest sefling propositions offered today. Apply between 10 and 12 a. m., Manager, 312 Baird Bldg. WANTED—1 active men with selling abil- ity to specialize on community and Roger Bros, lll’l liverware, sold on the eawy payment plan. Now is the time to in on the Thanksgiving and Christmas orders, a good opportunity for the right man. Cal 3 8. 16th St vertising calendars, fans, signs, leather, cloth, cel- HELP WANTED MALE AND FEMALE. 0 men and women to eat chicken ‘WTD—! dinner Sun. The g-ui MilL 1613 Hamey EDUCATIONAL BOYLES COLLEGE. DAY SCHOOL. NIGHT SCHOOL. Every day is enroliment day. Book. keeping, shorthand, stenotyps, typewrits ing, telegraphy, civil service—all commers clal and Baglish braudlies cnmnn troa Douglas 1668, 196 end Hnn-y '™ JACQUES BRANDEIS, graduate University of Paria; professor of 6 Untv o Chihuanua, Mexico: Pranch and o n imstruction; classss o privats les: sons. ress randels Buls Douglas 3230. iy VAN SANT SCHOOL OF IUIIN“ DAY AND EVENING SCHOO! Becond Floor Omaha National Bank Bldg, BEntrance, 320. Douglas §390. THE SCHOOL OF MODERN LANGUAG Class and private instructions, nuv‘q“tm ors. 3110 Lake St Phone Wi lulold, aluminum, lead pencils, pennants, etc. - Make -contracts reserving you terri- tory at once, Liberal conimission, exclustve territory. M. F. SHAFER & CO.. Omaha, Neb. NEW YORK house has exceptional opening Y.'M. C. A. DPay and Night School. ™ Musical, Harp—Limited number pupils accepted com- ing weason; early applications favored. Harpe fur. Loretta De J.oue, 305 Lyric Bid _privileges; references. Red 8745. NICELY furnished room in modern _Bome, vate r.muy Reuonl 2606, room, bath if a-ma P Dolu'hl Dou l1|l. NICE, Iatge pleasant rjom In private fam- lly. Breakfast and washing. Col. 3995. FURNISHED room in new bungalow for ladles; very cheap. Walnut 1261, 3716 JACKSON—Well-furnished front rcom, steam heat, board optional. 3815% DODGE—Well furnished, comfortable rooms for rent. Phone Harney 1605. TWO _woell-furnisheds comfortable rooms; close in. 616 N. 20th St. §.19TH ST., 844—leeping room, niosly fur- nished, modern and close in. TWO fine large front rooms for rent. N. 20th St NICE sleeping rooms, south exposure, closs in, for 1 or 3 persons. Tel. Dous. 3344. FURNISHED room for rent, with private family, Phone Harney 399. 5. 20TH, 505—Modern homellke room; siut- able for two. Douglas 7464. NICE steam heated front room; oclose in. Tyler 2601, 609 S| 29th St—Furnished room for rent, strictly modern. 508 5. 20TH-Clean hoated reoms for re- spectable people. FURNISHED room all mod. 2416 Spencer. 514 5. 20TH—Nice, clean, modern furnished rooms. Housekeeping Rooms. 3235 SHBRMAN AVE—Two comfortably furnished light, housekeeping rooms. On car line. Good 'location. Webster 4358. TWO-ROOM apts. for housekeeping, nicely furnished, steam heated, reasonable prices. 804 8. 13th,_Tyler 659, HEAT and light furnished, modern, up-to- date housekeeping rooms, very reason- able. 2012 N. 18th St. 15 THREE housckeeping rooms, unfurnished, $10 per month. 1908 N. 26th St. Phone Webster 1903. LIGHT housekeeping rooms on bath room floor; all modern, 2024 Burt. Phone Dougias 2440, TWO comfartable rooms for Ught housekeep- ing, nicely furnished. 2013 Webster. Call Red 6214 BEAUTIFULLY furnished light housekeep- ing apartments. 2717 Jackson. Har. 808. 1910, JONES—One well furnished front room. Walking distance. Douglas 5603. STEAM-HEATED sulte of rooms. Reason- able; walking distance. 3225 Dodge St. LIGHT housekeeping and slesping_rooms, $1.50 per week, with bath. 1622 Burt St. BEAUTIFULLY furnished modern front suits; walking distance; $4. 604 S 23th. NICE, clean sieeping room, 3 sunny house- keeping rooms. 2035 Howard St Sherman ave,, 2019—Two modern, with gas and heat. Phone Web. 2189, Board and Room., IN KOUNTZE place, coxly furnished room in new private home; comfortable; break- fast served. Excellent location; block to car. Webster 3615. NICELY furnished room with board in mod- ern private home for msn and wife or 2 gontlemen. 2438 Manderson. Webster 3393. BOARD and room for man and wifo or two gentlemen; a private place. 3560 Leaven- | worth. _Tyler 1696. IN DUNDEE—Private home, closs te car. Board and room for gentleman, $& Wal- nut 830. TWO comfortable rooms, private home, gen- \ \ WAN'rmD—Pmnon “by engineer—married References, tools and license, te years' experience. Can changs &t onos. A. Gathmanu, 212%/ 8. Court St, Sloux _ City, Ta. YOUNG man, 30, with 10 years' general of- fice experience; good penman; desires po- sition, not necessarily clerical; reasonable alary considered. Address Box 8487, Bee. 12 YEARS experionce selling goods to job- bers and rotallers, § years with present concern. Would consider a change Jan. 1; position In city preferfed, Box 8542, Bee. WANTED—Position to manage farm or ranch. Married; can give references. Lock Box 624, Friend, Neb. WANTED—Work as_Jjanitor, middie-aged TAD With Dest of “references. Webstor 1274, ~| TREE srapes timmed and house cleaning. Call_Allen, Webster 7612, WANTED—Ty experlenced sober, rellable porter, position; good city reterence. Call ‘Web, 3 RELIABLE colored man wants nitor, exper, L boller. ' Red_ 846 for & salesman. Must be well dressed, good [ BOURICIUS MUSIC STUDIOS, 181t Dodge. | tlemen preferred; reasonable. Celfax (?lku m:mln:‘;- .‘hm;:uo pmsl‘\’t a ::m We show the pupils how to study musio [ _1197. class proj n to iness and profes- | In the right way. D. 2471, GAL JRNIA—Privats homs, ocoxy sional men. Call immediately. See Mr. “flm 15? pr.(arfm Dougias 1483, Ballard, Hotel Flatiron, 10 to 12, 1:30 to 4. = e o T e R e R SALESMAN, with retail and wholesale = carpet experlence to cover Kansas, Ne- PERSONAL home privileses_Wanut. 3532 braska and Western Towa. Standard line linoleum. Liberal commission with -draw- ing account. References required. Ad- dress, Y-705 Bee. SALESMAN wanted (o sell preferred stock in an established manufacturing and job- bing corporation of Omaha. Address Box 8545, Omah: TWO salesmen for plumbing and heating supplles; advise experience. Box, 8564, Bee. EXPERIENCED stock salesman wanted by 4n Omaha corporation. Address Box 8546, Trade Schools. WE WA JARN THE BARBER TRADE. Few weeks qualify to run shop or work for others; years of apprenticeship saved by eur method; we have pldced graduates in leading positions everywhere; compara- tively no expense; catalog malled fres. MOLER BARBER CO! B, 110 8. 14th St, Omaha, N8b. ' (Bstablished 1893.) ;| XPERIENCED wants position. R erences. Box nn, noc. MAN with Ford truck work. Wil contract if desired. Bol 8610, Bee. Female. e T — CAPABLE busineas woman wishes to change position Jan. 1. Secrstary or office man- agement. § yrs. In pres. pos. Box 8621, Bee. THE BEE charge for “Situation ads" 18 lower than any otber form of advertisini —not _enough to cover the coat of printing. GRADUATE nurse of refinement and chee ful disposition wishes to care for elderly person or couple. Addrgss Y 685, Bee i WANT!D—M!IM! as housekeeper by re- fined widow in wigowar's home, country preferred. Box 8504, Omaha Bee. WANTED—Position _aa housekeeper by ged lady with girl 13 years old. address 4020 Hamilton St. AUTO MECHANICS EARN BIG MONEY. Never ldle—Big Demand PILES, FISTULA CURED. Dr. E. R. Tarry cures plles. fistula and other fectal diseases without surgical operation. Cure guaranteed and no money pald untll ¢ured. Write for Book on ree- tal @iscascs with testimonials DR. B. = TARRY. 240 Bes Bldg., Omaba, Neb THE Salvation Army Industrial home so- llcits your old clothing, furniture, mags- zines. We collect. We distribute. Phone Doug. 4136 and our wagon will call. Call and inspect our new home, 1110-11123-1114 Dodge St. Eazy to Learn by Our Methcds. NATIONAL AUTO TRAINING ASS'N. 2817 N. 30th St, Omaha. Send for Free Catalogue. MISS NASH, MASSEUSE. Hours, daily, 9 a.‘m. to 7:30 p. m.; Bunday, 9 & m. to 12 m. 203 Karbach Block. GOOD board; modern and well heated room. Private home. Harney 4703, / Rooms Wanted. YOU PEOPLE WHO RENT ROOMS, CALL THE BEE WANT-AD DEPT. azd find out all about the FURNISHED ROOM GUIDE. Its a plan that is helpiug many people rent their reoms. WANTED—Housckeeping rooms cheap, of woman will do light housework for part rent. Phone Douglas 6697. Unfurnished Rooms. COMFORTABLE home-iike_roomg. Private __home. 2820 N. 32d. Call Webster 2804, FOR RENT—FURNISHED Apartments and Houses, Apartments. SPLENDID NEW FURNISHED TRAVERTON FIREPROOF. 24TH AND LANDON COURT. Catering to people of refined tastes. Apartment is completely equipped for housekeeping; up to date and comfortable. TRAVER BROS, Tel. Doug. 6886. 705 Omaha Nat. Bank. Or Call Web. 4835. Apartments. 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, 2083 Farnam. Omaha Neb. LEARN barber trade; be independent, more MISS WEST—Manicuring, RUPTURE—Successfully treated without a surgical or write Dr. Frank operation. Call ‘Wray, 306 Bee B lal and scalp treatm’ts; refined patronage invited. Con- tinental Douglas, cor. 15th, Rm. 16 than make your expenses while learning. . Wages or percentage. We won't over- chargs you to begin; 1402 Dodge St MAE BRUGMAN, M. T. Scientific maseeuse baths. 203 Karbach Bik. 7. TRI-CITY BARBER COLLEGE. TELEGRAPHY—Postions secured; cata- logue h’fiN hflmn Telegraph college, ol Lincoln, MISSES LILLY AND GOULD—Bath, mas- sage, 1322 Farnam St. Phone Doug 3410. n nurse, massage and bath. R. 301, Germ: Neville Blk., 3d floor. 16th and Harney. Miscellaneous. . with 3 years' exi “wiihes position. Can do. fling. ences 'ur_nl_lh'd Walout 2591, NEAT colored girl, (crippled) good cook, ‘wants light work. Men alone don't call ‘Webster 476! 1702 N. 26th. I"OHITION wanted by thorougney expery- enced lady bookkeeper. Box 13, South Side station. MISS PEGGY MACK, baths and massag 1802 Farnam St. Room No. 2. D. 8751 ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES, MEN ‘WANTED—Able- unmarried men under age of 38; el of Unlted States of good habits character aud temperate MIBS WILSON—Bath and manicurin N 3 Davidge Bik. Phone Douglas 3761. NOAH and Charles write to your brother, Frank Christie, at Seattia, Wash. POSTION wanted as houseKeeper by re- fined middle aged lady for refined gentle- man. Doug. $891. TED—Poaition as P, B. X. board oper- ator; exp. good ref. Phone Flo. 414, WXPERT dressmaker wishes daily ments, 32, Telephone Doug las 645 'ERIENCED stenographer desires posi n. Wal 2783, WANTED AT ONAWA —TEN GOOD CHICKEN PICKERS. LUELLA wnmmn. masseuse, ul Paxton Address P. O.] Linselan Neb.; 837 dth oWy, | M1SS CLARK, mauicuring, 1803 hmm Towa: 207 Sth Ave. Dea Moinea lowa. St. Room 3. Douglas 876 DR. BURKE, = OMAHA'S MEN'S SPECIALIST. 218 CROUNSE BLK.—OPPOSITE P. O. east. PLENTY OF BIRDS; HIGHEST PRICES; GOOD WORKING CONDITIONS. W. B. PARROTT WA, IOWA. CO., ONA WANTED—Chi vickers. Paying 4 cents stralght. Sjostrom Bros., Marcus, Ia. | MASSAGE nrl wanted. Room Block. FURNACES cleaned, $1. Manicuring and mass. 1623 Farnam. Rm. 15, SBCIEN’ ll"lC l:nllfl. 520 Bes Bidg. Phone Dougll Neville Central Tin Shop. FURNISHED or unfurnished apta, 2, 3 or 4 rooms; 24th and Farnam, or 25th and Harney, $39 up. Ernest Sweet, D. 1472 A SUITE of rooms, furnished or unfur- nished; strictly modern, in desirable loca- * tion. Phone Harney 2239. v FOUR-ROOM apartment near poilotfle‘. $20.00. G. P. STEBBINS, 1610 Chicago. Houses. 7 ROOMS and sieeping porch, all_modern: beautiful home, completely furnished, with plano, ete.; $49, worlh :sn w.mu; 3243. A 2-story frame, 7 rooms and sleéping porch. New furnace. Room for one caf in garage if desired. House rent, § ' ALFRED THOMAS, . Bk: Bldg. - ag ‘modern 6-room house class condition. For particulars call Harney 3310.% BRAND new 5-room bungaiow in Dund very desirable. Harney 5% T-ROOM I baths, West Farnam disirich $46.00. Phone Dous. 2947. N N N

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