Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 2, 1916, Page 16

i i . MONROE, Want-Ad Rates - CASH WITH ORDER. lc per word. 4 (Set solid—no display. Ads Paragraphed or Sat in Display se per line. Tc per line. {pee ‘consecative times (Count six words to_the line.) CHARGE RATES. fc per line. one time Te per line. three consecutive timos (Count six words to the line.) Special Rates: Farm and Ranch Lands. ic per line ...three consecutive times (Count six words to the line.) FOREIGN ADVERTISING UNDER AGENTS OR HELP WANTED CLASSIFICATIONS. 2c per words, .. 1ic per wor & .one time thrée consecutive times NO AD TAKEN FOR LESS THAN A TOTAL OF 20c OR LESS THAN 10c A DAY. CARD OF THANKS, DEATH AND FU- NERAL NOTIC 10c per line (Minimum charge 50 cents.) MONTII.Y RATE FOR STANDING ADS. (No change of copy allowed.) One i Two lincs or more. (Count six words to the line.) (Contract rates on application.) THF. BEE wiil not be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion of an adver- tisement ordered for more than one time. ADVERTISERS should retain receipts given by The Bee in payment for Want Ads, as no mistake can be rectified without them. USE THE TELEPHONE If you cannot con- venlently bring or send in your ads. Ask for a Want-Ad Taker, and you will re- celve the same good gerviee as when de- livering your ad at fhe office. PHONE TYLER 1000, WANT-AD COLUMNS CLOSE. BVENING EDITIONS 00 MORNING EDITIONS MOV!'E PROGRAI Current offerings of the best Motien Pic- ture Theaters in Omahs. (Change Dally.) Downtown. 1416 FARNAM THEDA BARA in “ROMEO_AND %UL]ET." AND COMEDY. PRINCESS. 1317-19 DOUGLAS, 5c—PRESENTED HERE FOR—6c “KINKAID, GAMBLER,” A HIGH CLASS FEATURE WITH MANY THRILLS, AND GOOD COMEDIES. RED FEATHER TODAY. R N orth, DIAMOND, TWTH_AND LAKB LIBERTY NO, 16.” A\‘IHATID WlIlLY FARNAM, GRAND, 16th and BINNEY “THE SHIELDING SHADOW." (NO. §) “EHE LOVED A SAILO __“BRTTY CASBEY THE CROOK." HIPPODROME, 1tk and CUMING GOOD P’l‘Cl'URES ____GUOD COMEDIES, LOTHROP, 3t and LOTHROP “GOOD PICTURES" | ONB COMEDY. NEW STAR, SHERMAN AVE. and LOCUST. “IT'S ALL WRONG," 11 L WRONG “THE BANDITS WAGER." South, APOLLO, ~ i3tk wnd - LEAVENWORTH, ONE GOOD PICTURE . AND GOOD- COMEDY. BOULEV] MD 33rd lnd} EAWENWORTH. *AM lLLlON-DODLLAR FACE," CPHE LADY." ROH s < 1 'Ol h MAE :uuu “THE LITTLE LIAR" est. CLIFTON, [l and BURDETTE. “THE MAN WHO WENT SANE" “TELLOW MENACE" §th EPISODE. INTERNATIONAL CAR' DUNDEE, * ~ Bist and UNDERWOO! WALKER WHITESIDE In “THE MELTING POT,” “IN LOVE WITH A FIREMAN." ARNAM JOHN MASON, CLARA WHIPPLE, In “THE REAPERS." 'NIVERSAL COMEDY, MAHA, ANRIATED rnxu. | "HONCR YOUR COUNTRY." 'ALSO A COMEDY. AND DODGE South 8ide. ORPHEUN, _ WTHAND M FRANK KEENAN in “THE THOROUGHBRED." WAND COMEDY. DEATHS & FUNERAL NOTICES. !CEIAEP ER—Margareta, widow of ti C. C. Schaeffer, dled November 2 T0_yeurs. Funeral Suturday, December .2 at 2 o'clock from nce, South 21st St. Interment Proapect Hill cemetery. Friend: welcome. Auto service. 5 v FLORISTS. DEST “QUALITY CUT FLOWERS plants. Art Combinations shipped every- where. Excellent ufllc. l our custom- ern In pust years e HESS & SWORODA, 1415 Farnam St Douk. 1601, LARGEST ASSORTMENT of resh flowers, dellvered or whipped anywhere, L. HEN- DERSON, 1519 Farnam 8t. Dou; 1238, Fantenelle LEETLARMON Florist. Doug. 8244, D. 1814 Douglas 8t, PARKER Flower 8hop. 411 8. 18th. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. QURKY A JOHNSTON, embaimers and fu. | directors. 717 B, 'Il\ Tyler ‘l'u. LSE & TCEPEN, Gnders ’ balmers 7wl 8. 1 e M % MARRIAGE LICENSES " The following permits to wed ha ivsued: Name wnd Residence. Udle N, Victor, Ackley, 1a, Vera 1. M. Trepp, Ackley, la T. Frunk Tighe, Omaha .. Elzabeth . Kissling, Omaha ... Willis Jones, Council Blutt: Irenc Jucobs, Benson, Neb. Floyd 1. Kunee, Omaha .. Murguret . Petersen, Onuh- Leo B, Cus'ek, Sloux City, la.. Helen Keurns, Omaha ........ Bimo L. Gray, Bradshaw, N ldaura i, Eberle, Bradshaw, Neb. Ruf_s t', Nelson, Etl el il Townsend, Omaha Fred Bayer, Omaba ... Veuu Brechtblll, Omah Bdwa d Nemecek, Omaha #ay wiaaek, Omahs ., Abls Deaning, Boone, Ia.. _ HELP WANTED—MALE HELP WANTED—FEMALE ) _ BIRTHS AND DEATHS. ANNOUNCEMENTS SWAPPERS’ COLUMN “Birtha—M. L. and Ellen L. Kroll, Twen- | = g 0o g corveniont printer WANTED—To exchange preferred 1 per cent ty-sixth and Douglas, boy: John and Iran| pyup PRINTING HOUSE OF MAUER ock for automobile. Address 337 Graln Yan Wie. 811 fouth Fifty-mecond. Kirli| Phons Doug. 7744 1619 Farnam St Exchange Bldg. meA:;"dx M‘.’:nhf::fi::" n“fl;“;;;.'rm‘ |~.:k' AUTOMOBILE storage: dry and clean, $3.60 | HOLD patent on lantern holder. 1 will avenue, boy: Ernest and Mata Day, b64|_Der month. Keyw Bros, Council Bluffs, Ia.| awap for anything I can use 8, C. 709, South Twenty-eighth, hoy; Sam and Lena | BRODEGAARD'S “Lucky Wedding Rings" | _Omaha Bee Grova, 2917 T. boy: Henry J. and Nellio M. [ _at 16th and Douglas Sts BUSIN HANCI Peterson, 1119 South Thirty-fifth avenue, |~ — 4~ = ES girl; Charles C. and Eilmira Lang, 3428 § Accordion_Pleatin US Ess C Adolf and Frances Isadore and Hattie Michacl and North Fifty-third, girl; Traspir, 2641 Polk, girl; Nathan, 1624 Chicago, boy; boy. 3625 R: Lena 2917 T; Sam Fimminella, 29; 1121 Kavan, Grova, Martin Flats; Harrlet B, Sweesy, 83, 4912 Davenport; George Fessenden, §4, 2214 Wirt; Ellen Menzles, 78, 2111 Grant; Tony Mickel, 37, Davenport House; Helen Lenezowskl, 2, 4327 South Thirty-third; Frank Kamarek, 30, 1716 South First; Bert Ewalt, 31, hos- pital. LOST-FOUND-REWARDS IF you o ything and will advertise it here, you will surely recover it If found by an honest person., Remarkable recov- erfes 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 otherwise, and that a fallure to do s0, If same can be proven, Involves a se- rious penalty. OMAHA & COUNCIL BLUFFS STREET RAILWAY COMPANY. Persons having lost some article would do well to call up the office of the Omaha & Council Bluffs Street Rallway company to mscertain whether they leh it In the turned In and (ha company Is anxious to restore them to the rightful owners. Call Tyler 800, In the ELEVEN Months of 1916 The Bee gained....53,910 pald ads MORE THAN DOUBLE the COMBINED galn the other two Omaha paj Lo Rate, Best Results, Best Service LOST—A terrier puppy, about 6 months old. Reward If returned to George W. Sum- mer, 420 N, 48th 8t, Telephone Walnut LOST—Small Boston Bull terrier, female, screw tall; perfect white marking from nose to collar, Reward. Telephone Har. Il &rip containing paper Return to 4622 So. Z4th. ACCORDION, Slde, Knife, Box Fleating, Cov, Buttons, Hemstitching. Neb. Pleating and Button Co., 431-2 Paxton Blk. R. 4942, Accountants. JOHN H. CATHROE & SON (INC.) Chlicago, Racine, New Orleans, Public Accountants and Auditors. Systematizers, Efficiency Engineers, Business Counsellors. Omaha Office, 1223-24 W, O. W. Bldg. H. L. Bray, Rnldpnl Mlnl[fl‘ Anamay at Law. FRANCIS MORGAN, 513 Bee. Douglas 4059. Amusements. MRS, WEST, soclety entertainer, palmistry and cards. 'For engagement. Tel. Ty. 2691. Bakeries. CAKES, pastry and fancy bakery goods supplied to parties, lodges and entertain- ments. Z. H. Reeder, 1606 N. 18th. W. 3927 ORTMAN'S NEW ENGLAND BAKERY. 212 N, 16TH ST. BRANC Hl"FF PUBLIC' MARKET AND HAYDEN BROTHERS. “OUR MOTTO"~BETTER BAKED GOODS. LET US PROVE Baths. DR. BENDA - Bulphur, steam. Modern Turkish BATHS AND MASSAGE. Private apartments for ladies, with lady attend- ants, 1919 Farnam. Phone Doug. 5871. RIC, shower and tub baths, Massage of all kinds. Staats' Institute, 1506 Har- ney 8t. D. 7097, 9% a. m. to § p. m. RITTENHOUSE Sanftarium; all kinds baths. 210-214 Balrd Blk, 17th_and Douoglas. Buttons and Pleating. VAN ARMAN Dress Pleating and Button Co., 336-7 Paxton BIK. Doug. 3109. Accor- dion, knife, side, space, box, sunburst and combination pleating, hematitching, picot pinking, ruching, covering batton yles' and sizes. Price list f Brass and Iron Foundries. Paxton-Mitchell Co., 27th and Martha Sts. rers. - AN EXPERIENCED CATERESS, excellent cook; special attention to parties and Sun- day dinners. Prices reasonable. Har, 4360. Chitopnctic. 7 Drs. Johnston, 1326 Bldg. D. 6529. 4" tool ward. Phone South 101. a sanitary FOUND \ ioda Fountan. GREEN'S PHARMACY, 16th and Howard. LOST—Lady's gold watch; has initials; ; finder return to 4613 8. 324. Call . Chiropractic and Spuul “Adj ulment. Dr. Burhorn, Rose Imer !qmlirr_ldung: Doug. Vudi’l SPECIAL NOTIC‘E : WANTED—8ome one to join me in ship- ping an automobile to Callfornia this week. _B B More, Lincoln. 1740 E. 8t FOR SALE—Mueellmo\u Furniture and Homhold “Goods. FURNITURE BARGAINS, One fine storage dining sulle, consisting of one combination china cabinet and buf- fot, one extenslon table, six dining chairs, worth $100, on sale for §44.60. STATE FURNITURE CO., Cor. 14th and Dodge. Phonie Doug. in the ELEVEN Months of 1916 The Bee gained....03,910 pald ads MORE THAN DOUBLE the COMBINED gain of the other two Om; papers | Lowest Rate, Best Results, Best Bervice HIGH-ORADE furnture, cut giass, hand painted china, bric-a-brac and all that could be expected to furnish a 6-room modern cottage. Can be bought at half value. Any party wishing a pretty home call 'Pfllr 2148-J. No lers or triflers. STOVES, ALL KINDS. Sce us first, Prices right. City Furniture Co., 107 8. 14th. Loyal Furntiure Co,, 223 N, 16th 8t Carpenterl and Contractors. TLessard & Son, 1906 Capitol Ave. Tyler 1632, Costumers, LARGEST stock of costumes for theatricals and masquerades In the country for sale or rent. Lieben & Son, 1514 Howard. THEATRICAL wowns, ull dress sulls, for rent. D. 3128, Tuew,, Thurs., Sat., and eve school. Monday and Wednesday eve. D. 344 Academy for Rent Friday Evening: KEEP DANCING ACADEMY, 26th and Far- nam; class Mon. and Fri. eve. Assemblies Wed. and Sat. eve, Private leasons. D. 7850. Dressmaking. ART OF DRESS CUTTING SCHOOL. 60 cents a lesson. Satisfaction or money returned. 2012 N. 18th St. Web. 7816. SEWING of any kind well done. Reason- able prices. 2531 Spencer St. Web. 1434. BUY a Little Glant ironing table. It gives absolute satl ‘The Little Glant __Manufacturing Co.,, Omaha. BTOVES, furniture, rigs, bedding and linen of all kinds. Open till § p. m. _Dolgoft, 1§39 N. 24th St. NO. 1 Garland baseburner and Radiant Home range for sale. Colfax 1618, elry, Diamonds and Watches. BRODEGAARD'S ky Wedding Rings" at_18th and Douglas Sts. Billiards and 'Pocket Tabls FOR SALE—BILLIARD TABLES. Brand new, carom and pocket, with complete outfit, $126; second-hand tables at re- duced prices; bowling alleys and supplies; easy payments. Cigar stores, drug, dell- catosson and soda fountain fixtures. THE BRUNSWICK-BALKE-COLLENDER Co,, 407-409 Bouth 10th St BARBER shop and pool hall. Wil _sell pool table separately. Lung, 1807 Far. nam 8t Red 7230, Machinery and Engines. NEW AND SKCON] MOTORS. EXPERT ELECTRICIANS AND MACHINISTS, WORKS, LE BRON ELECTRICAJL 318-30 So. 12th St, Omaha. BOILERS, steam, electric, gas engines, pipes. _Gross Wrecking Co., 1819 Cuming. Printing and Office Supplies. COMMERCIAL Duplicating Co., also public Bteno. Phone for pric Douglas 2802, 540 Paxton Blk, FOR BTYLE, reasonable price In your dresses; see Atkinson Co., 1802 Farnam. GOWNS and sults a speclalty. Work guar- anteed. Webster 4940. D-making by the day. 2104 Daven. D, 7708, Exp. drsmkr. Child's clothes, spec'y. D. 8037, Dressmaking, reasonable prices. Web. 6918, Terry Dressmak'g college, 10th and Farnam. GOWNS—200 Balrd Bldg. D. 270 Express Companie: Anywhere 25¢c. Web. 2104. TWIN CITY Express Co. I Cass St. 1622 Cass Douglas 1717, Heavy hauling a speclalty. Hair Dressing. IDEAL Halr Parlors, 207 Baird Bldg. Mani- curing, tollet articles. Douglas 6185. Everything for Women. ACCORDION, side, knife, sunburst, box pleating; covered' b all sizos and styles, hemstitching; plcot edging, broldery, beading,. bralding, cording, e let cut work, buttonholes, pennants. IDEAL BUTTON AND PLEATING CO., 200 Douglas Blk. Douglas 1936, SWITCHES from combings, 31 up. _Dyed, 60c, Mra. M. Brillhart, 338 Paxton Bl Fixtures and Wiring. DURKIN Electric wuhlnl machines, eloctric irons d reading lamps. 2223 Cuming St. Douglas 2619, § ce Cleaning. \ Borneman, fur, ochim. cleaning. D. 7239, ELSASSER, furnace cleaners; work guar- anteed; best prices. 1921 8. 11th. D, 5438, GET our prices on job printing. UNITED STATES PRINTING Bee Bidg. Douglas 1172 WATERS-BARNHART Ptg. G. Co., quality printing, Tel. Doug. 3190 634 8. 13th 8t. Sew hi "~ SEWING MACHINES ‘We rent, repair, sell needles and parts i?)THALE-—cnup. Blnlar shoe sewing ma- chine: practically new. Write Box 8, Hrunlnl Neb, ’l‘ypewriun and Supplie- NEW machines rent—33 per month. us befors. you buy _or rent. Shipped any place on ten free trial. Typewriter Exchange, Omaha, Neb. Butt 316 8. 18th St REMINGTONS, Monarcha _and _ Smith Premlers for rent; sent anywhere. Rem- ington _Typewriter Company. D. 1284. TYPEWRITERS sold, rented and repaired, Rent an Oliver Typewriter, 3 months for 36, Central Typewriting Exchadge, 1905 Farnam. WE BUY, sell and exchange Guaranteed typewriters, 0 for liat. Midland Co,, i CARBON paper, $1 a box and up; d _uhyfll. Vbrnc a ream, Hldhnd Co. D, Miscellaneous. MY high standard of quality will be main- tained; 4 quarts of Old Fontenelle whisky, typewriters. 't Vrite $3.26; bottled In bond. Henry Pollock, mall order house. Doug. 7162, 122-124 N. 15th St OMAHA PILLOW CO.—Felt and halr mat- tresses made over In new ticks at half the price of new ones. Phone us for sample of ticking. Mail orders filled. 1907 Cuming St Douglas 2467, ALEX JETT LIQUOR HOUSE, Thirteenth and Douglas. Bottled In bond whisky, 85c, $1.00, § __tull_quart DESKS, wafes, scales, showcases. shelvi ete. We buy, sell Omaha Fixture and __Bupply Co., 414-15-18 8. 12th. Doug. DRY KINDLING WOOD. ACME BOX COMPANY. HARNEY 1837, 2 GAS arc lamps, No. 80, Cost §10. for $5. Webster 1183, FOR ~ALE—Feed ~grinaer: Web. 1877 Sell for suitable WANTED TO BUY OMAHA PAPER STOCK CO.—WHE ARE LARGEST GRADERS AND PACKERS OF WASTE PAPER WEST OF CHICAGO. WRITE OR PHONE US FOR PRICES Clu u Bugley, Cherokes, Ia... Salvadore Colluro, Councll Blutfs. Leouu.du Taglava, Council Blutfs, Albest A. Pettls, Omaha Mary U. Berens, lnmr George W. Frosch, Chicago, I Caroline Kimball, Omaba. ot flnnmll Halland, Kelly, Ia nson, Kelly, h......” BUILDING PERMITS. Au-r-on. 3415 Franklin, frame 1 enuwl aven; l-v“pn P $500; ue, repairs, ; Druke lu.l and .Construction eom:uly. 2302 to ”flll Capitol avenue, lnbrool pariment house, = §125,000; Christin M:.h-dnmnr.lu (B, 4. Scannell, 4711 frame dwelling, 33,300, North Tweaty-seventh, PHONE DOUGLAS 159 GUTTM l'ly- Highent for Furniture, Rugs, Clothes, Plgnos, Office Furniture, Trunks, 3971, Res., Webster 4204 DESKS (S DESKS DESKS New desks, used desks, bought, sold and Reed, 1307 Farnam ¥8 highest price for clothes, ‘shoes, trunks, eto. Red 2297, Res., Douglas 8032, DIAMOND SOL BERGMAN & CO. 409 So. 16th St Horses—Live Stock—Vehicles FOR BALE—Mare and colt, $125. 2115 N, = Hth. 8t R HORSES for sale. 1713 Webster St Job Prlnnnf GATE CITY Prlmlnl Co., high-grade print- ing. 2621 N. 24th. Phone Web. 1697. ustices of the Peace. IBORNE, 612 Paxton Bik. bl de jon, H. H, C DO YOU WISH TC SELL YOUR BUSINESS AND TURN IT INTO CASH? We are buying all kinds of merchandise stooks in Nebraska, lowa and surround- ing territory, paying cash. If you want to well out your business and get cash for it without delay, write us, glving all detalls. No stock 1s too large for us to handle All correspondence strictly confidential. OMAHA SALVAGE COMPANY, 750 Omaha National Bank Bidg. Nebraska. 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- nectlon. Wonderful opportunity for young man. Call at Loyal Furniture Store, 223 N. 16th. WANTED—Agents throughout lowa and Nebraska to sell SPRING OILERS for autos. Every car needs them. All auto distributors,” garages, etc., recommend them. $24.50 will handle large county, Money refunded if can’t make good G. W. L. SPRING OILER CO., OMAHA. 832 Brandeis Bldg. In the ELEVEN Months of 1916 The Bee gained....53,910 pald ads MORE THAN DOUBLE the COMBINED galn of the other two Omaha papers Lowest Rate, Best Results, Best Serviee FOR SALE—Hardware, $3,800 stock; $16,- 000 annual business. Nice, clean stock and a money maker. Retiring fron busi- ness. Pop. 4,000; & miles of Des Moines. Write Box 14, Valley Jct., Ia. FOR BALE—Confectionery and ci This 1s a bargain for & live wire and can be bought right. This is a live proposition. Address Box 373, Loveland, Colo. MOTION picture machines, bullt), theaters, supplies. Exchange. 108 So. 14th St. WANTED—A young man with some cap- ital ty manage branch stores in a good mercantile business; stores located in Ne- braska, Jowa and Kansas. Address com- munication Box Y 8693, Bee. WILLIAMS, established 29 years. To buy or well l:mi see hln;' 411 McCague (new and re- Omaba Film DOWD ‘Sale and Auction Co., Omaha, have closed out more mdse. stocks than any other firm In U. 8. Write for terms. FOR SALE—Good, cle stock of hard- ware, live town, central Nebraska. Good Be quick. Address WE BUY, we sell mollun picture lh. l!l‘. machines, feature filma. Co-operative Film and Bupply Co., 210 Bromley Bldg. FOR SALE by owner, and stock; square de 918 West 6th Ave.. Denves TO GET in or out of buniness, __GANGESTAD, 422 Beo Bldg. RANTY plan; ge “or out business. Al aiaten. F. V. Knjest, Bes Pldg.. Omaba. Rooming Houses. “TWO EXCELLENT ROOMING HOUSES, 114 N. 24th St, 10-r., all modern. l 0 124 N. 24th*St, 17-r., all modern. __F. D. WEAD, 310 8. 18th St. ROOMING HOUSES, sizes, Rose Bldg. Phone ’ryler 2457, gains._ 419 2107 Douglas St. Call call_on Doug. 3477 TEN-RGOM_fiat, 21 Douglas 6726, SITUATIONS WANTED WEEKLY RATE, 16c PER LINE. Day work or business ads, rclulnr rates, 2 lines one week 3 lines one week. Each extra line, 1 Male. in the BLEVEN Months of 1916 The Bee galned....53,910 pald \ads MORE THAN DOUBLE the COMBINED' gain of the other two Omaha papers Lowest Rate, Best Results, Best Service RELIABLE firm of accountants, making speclalty of opening and closing small sets of books and doing bookkeeping work; audits and systems installed; charges reasonable. Address Bee 3329, Bee. WANTED—Position by e man. References, looll and license, ten years' experience. Can change at once. Al. u-lthn-unn. 2121 8. Court St, Sioux Cit, 12 YEARS' experlence selling goods to job- bers and retailers, 9 years with present concerr. Would consider a change Jan. 1; position In city preferred. Box 8542, Bee. BARBER—Young man with 14 mo. barber experience, wants to finish trade In small town, under good man. Address 507 t Sixth 8t, Fremont, Neb. elp, any kind, phone D. 7370 or write on short notice, Raymond's Labor Agency, 1119 Douglas. EXPERIENCED colored chauffeur steady position; best of references. own "Dlll’ln Call len?)’ 1269 ‘WANTED—By young man, place to work for board while attending college. Phone Douglas 1565, Brown's college. POSI' N wanted by (horoughly experi- enced lady bookkeeper. Address P, O. Box 13, South Side Station. WANTED—Position to manage farm or ranch. Married; can glve references. Lock Box 624, Friend, Neb. WANTED—By experionced _sober, rellable porter, position; good city reference. Call ‘Web. 3631, RELIABLE colored man wants place as Junitor, experienced with furnace and botler. Red 8458, wants Do Masseures. massage and bath, R. 301, 3d_fioor, 16th and Harne; German nurse, Neville BI MASSAGE and chiropody. _ Patents. PATENTS procured, bought and sold. Inter- national Patent Co, 583 Brandels. D. 6691, Patent Attorneys. H. A. STURGIS, 630 Brandeis Th. D. 34§9. Pumul for | Rent. 210 Baird Bidg. FLUFF rugs from old carpets; rag rugs a speclalty; cleaning and alterations. Peery Red [\ _—not enough (o cover the cast of printin MAN with Ford truck_wants work, Wil it d . _Box 8510, Bee WANTED—Pnumnn as fry cook; experi- enced. Phone Dougl 7658, * TREE grapes trimmed and house cleaning. Call Allen, Webster €12, Female. REFINED lady would like full charge of small modern home with children, Ten years' experience in one home. Reference exchanged. Box $646, Beo. TAPABLE businesa woman wishes (o changs position Jan. 1. Secretary or office man- agement. § yre. in pres. pos. Box 8521, Bee. THE BEE charge for “Situation ads’ i lower than any other form of advertising WANTED— Shoe Parlors. MEN'S, WOMEN'S Shoes Shined, Cleaned. Omaha Shoe Hospital, 1822 Farnam. Towel Suprllel. Omaha To'al Supply, 207 8. 11th. D, 528. " Wedding Stationery. WEDDING announcements and printing. as_Printing Co. Where to Eat. EAT HOME-COOKED MEALS NEW DEL!LATEBGI"N. 1808 FARNAM. SWAPPERS COLUMN iF YOU have anything to trade, make up a little ad and run it in this column for seven days—it only costs 25c and 3¢ per nswer, This offer 1s good only in Omaha, and excludes Real Estate, cash offers and RBusiness Properties For Sale or Trade. as well as mall orders for use of pay These, s;uwor-' Column, must regular 18¢ ....53,910 paid ads MORE THAN DOUBLE the COMBINED gain of the other two Omaha papers Lowest Rate, Best Results, Beat Service 34 CELL Baker eslectric roadster, A-1 con- dition, shaft drive, wheel control; run only 700 miles; will trade for Ford or any gas car valued at $300 or more. Ad- dress K, Bee Office, South Omaha. JACK and las shoes. D to trade for shoes. new or good second-hand men’s shoes preferred. Also § and 10-view camera and equipment for anything I can use of equal value. Bee Address 8651, BURROUG dition. Will exchange for typewriter, of- fle. dixtures, or what have you? Box C. 5 WANTED PHONOGRAPH RECORDS. Have a beautiful mahogany lamp to ex- change for phonograph records. Address 928, Bee. chassls, electric Will_trade for good Bo: 70 Cer, 184 arter. HAVE Stud lights and COMBINATION biliiard and pocket table for home use to exchange for what have you? 8. . 708, Omaha Bee. A LITTLE AD In this column will briog about some romarkable cxchanges. Position as housekeoper by re- fined middle-aged lady. Box 8536, Bee. WANTED—Position _as housekeepsr by middle-aged lady with girl 12 years old Call or address 4020 Hamilton & F.P. X, operator, with § years' experiance, wishes position. an do flling. Refor- onces furnished. alnu 69 NEAT (crippled) good - cook, wants light work. Men alone don't call. Webster 4769, 1702 N. 26th. WANTED-—Nursing; would take invalid case; no objections to housework. Mary Atwood, 2104 Davenport YOUNG woman with child would like pe tlon as housekeeper or general hou: work. Call Colfax 1013, WANTED—Position as P. B, X. board oper- atur: Kood ref. Phone Flo. 474, ER 5D mail and filing clerk d __position in large office. Walnut 1304. EXPERT dressmaker wishes daily eng ments, $2. Telephone Doug las 6458, WANTED—By competent colored cook, a place in private family. Web. 4769. exp., A LADY wishes position as housekeeper or with aged couple. Call Web, 5441, Laundry and Day Work. LE washing; plece work; lace cur- work guaranteed. Webster 2104. BUN taine Colored woman wants day work. Web. 3951 DAY work of any kind, exp. Doug. 6130. FOR DAY work or bundle wash. Web. 2886, Chamber, day or laundry work. Har. 3155, House Cleaning, laundry work. Harney 3664, !‘IrlL(‘ln.v laundress w ta dly work. H. “ FOR good laundress. Please cail EX, LAUNDRESS, bu.dle wash. Web, !Nl. | Bxperienced lady wants day work. Har. 1269 Hotels and Restaurants. TRELIABLE N MPLOYMENT. AGENCY, 1610 Davenport St. Douglas 1866, Headquartors for hotol help. POULTR\' AND PET STOCK DAMAGED screenings, $1.50 & bundred. A. W. Wagner, 801 N. 16th WHITE poodle pupples, cheap. So. 1265, Stores and Offices. HIGHER GRADE POSITIONS Executive, ales, Accounting, Stenographic, Clerical, Commercial and Banking. Cail or Write Western Ref. & Bond Assn,, Inc., Established 14 years, Suite 762 Omaha Nat. Bk. Bldg. OFFICE CLERK, good penman, | OFFICE CLERK, good ut figures, $60. OFFICE BOY, 326 to $30. WATTS REF. ., 840 Brandeis Thea. STENO (out- ( town) BTENO, (out-of-town) BILL CLERK, (out-of-to THE CANO AGENCY, Professions and Trades. Drug Positions—All States ENCE _CO., CO-OPERATIV 1015-16 7‘l( X FACTORY wants two bricklayers, one A-1 pump man, $70, board and room. See Raymond's Labor Agency, 1119 Douglas. WANTED—Tallor, must be Ai. Busch Tall- oring_Co., Plattsmouth, Neb. Sal and Solicitors. ~ Household and Domestic. COMPETENT white girl for general house- work. Phone Walnut 367. SCHOOL girl to assiat with bousework. $1.50 per week. Web. 4939, iscellaneous. ATTENDANT for invalid gentieman, $30 per montH, no laundry or lifting. 2423 8. 24th St 63, Douglas HELP WANTED MALE AND FEMALE. WTD—3,000 men und women to eat chicken dinner Sun. The Dutch Mill, 1612 Harney. EDUCATIONAL BOYLES COLLEGE. DAY SCHOOL. NIGHT SCHOOL. Every day s enrollment day. Book- keeping, shorthand, stenotype, typewrit- ing, telegraph, civil service—all commer- . clal and English branches. Catalogue frec. OYLES COLLEGE, Douglas 1665, 19th and Harney Sts. JACQUES BRANDEIS, graduate University of Paris; professor of Spanish, University of Chthuahua, Mexico; French and Span- ish instruction; classes or private les- sons. Address 784 Brandels Bldg. Phone Douglas 3230. WANTED HIGH CLASS SALES- MAN. A middle west corporation of sev- eral years' standing, and with a rapidly expanding business, requires meveral experienced salesmen who have good character, who are ag- gressive and enthusiastic, to travel in Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas and Mis- slouri. Prefer men at least 35 years of age, who have had promotion or bond selling experience, although such experience is not absolutely es- sentlal. The positions we have open are the same kind as are enabling other men in our employ to earn from $5,000 to $8,000 per year. If your record will stand careful scrutiny, write us giving brief out- line of experience in strictest con- fidence, Address Box 8666, Bee. 2 ‘WANTED. High grade stock salesman who would be interested in handling first class Omaha proposition. STANDARD SEC. & INV. CO., Suites 2 and 3, Wead Bldg. 8See Mr. Wolfe, Mgr. READ THIS—E| Fredericks made $61 this past week selling SPRING OILERS for autos in one Nebraska county. any 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 wecured. Bank' references as to our re- nponalbfllly Dept. O. N. W. SPRING OILER w:m'rzb—l active men with selling_abil- ity to specialize on community and Roger Bros. 1847 silverware, sold on the easy payment plan. Now is the time to get in \ on the Thanksgiving and Christmas orders, a good opportunity for the right man. Call 23 §. 16th St. WANTED—Three bright young men. Prefer men with gales cxperience. One of the fastest selling propositions offered today. Apply between 10 and 12 a. m., Manag 312 Baird Bldg. SALESMAN wanted to sell preferred stock in an established manufacturing and job- bing corporation of Omaha. Address Box 8545, Omaha Bee. WANTED—Ezxperienced salesmen for im- medlate work. Address Yankton Nursery Company, Yankton, 8. D. ERIENCED stock salesman wanted by an Omaha corporation. Address Box 8546, Bee. Boys. steady work, §ood pay. Omaha Trade Schools. WE WANT MEN TO LEARN THE BARBER TRADE, Few weeks qualify 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'N, 2817 N. 20th St, Omaha. Send for Free Catalogue. TELEGRAPHY—Positions secured; cata- logue free. Nebraska Telegraph college, Lincoln, Neb. GOOD MEN WANTED. To learn auto trade for the many po- sitions now open. Fine training work in auto and electric starting sys! AMERICAN AUTO COLLEGE, 2053 Faroam. Omaba, Ne LEARN barber trade; be independent, mors than make your expenses while learning. Wuges or percentage. We don't over- charge you to begin: 1402 Dodge St. TRI-CITY BARBER COLLEGE Miscellaneous. ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES, M WANTED—Able-bodied unmarried _men under age of 35; cltizens of United States of good character and temperate habits, who. can speak, read and write the Eng- ish language. For information apply to Recrulting Officer, Army Bldg., 15th and Dodge Sts., Omaha, Neb.; 130 N. 10th St Lincoln, Neb.; 827 4th St. Sioux City, lowa; 207 6th Ave, Des Moines, Iowa. ‘WANTED—Young men as rallway mail clerks; $76 per month; sample examin tion questions free. Frankiin Institute, Dept Rochester, N. Y. OMAHA way mall clerk examinations coming, $75 menth. Sample questions free. Write immediately. F'rl'lklln In- stitute, Dept. 221 W. Rochee* Y. MEN wanted to enlist in Signal Cam at once: Lin AGENTS AN D CANVASSERS AGRNTS wanted, to sell Wyoming oil land lots. Write McKibbin, Box 92, Fort Mor- _gan_Colo. HELP WANTED—FEMALE _Stores and Offices. ine office S\rno(nnhrr. nine hours Stenographer, wholesale house. 340 Multigraph operator, experienc NO ING FEE, only 50 cents to in- vestigate references. THE MARTI CO., 1 Bldg. BILL nd asst. pr., $50 to $55; bill clerk, $40; cashier, $40; P. B. X. opr. and clerk, $40; steno, beginner, . WATTS REF. CO. Professions and Trades. WANTED—GIrls with common school edu- cation, botween 18 and 23 years, to take up local and long distance telephone work. C. F. Lambert. 1817 Douglas St. COMPETENT white girl for general house- work: must be neat and clean; no laun- dry work; good home for right party. Ap- ply at once. Walnut 28 ANTED—French or German lady's maid who can sew and glve body massages; good reforences required. Box 8535, Bee. ED—Young_colored girl, age, to help with housework; must __neat and clean. Phone Tyler 1645, WANTED—Competent cook, white girl,, good wages, family of four. 432 So. 3sth Ave. Phone Harney 674, GIRL for gene pply 128 So. 35th St. Mrs. Fred Hadra. Harney 5480, WANTED—Competent girl_for housework: no_washing. Mrs. W. A. Pixley, Wal. 392. WANTED—Competent woman for general w __housework; _small _family. WANTED—Competent second _gi ences required. Call Walnat 3186. HOUSE maid wanted, references. L_F. Cro- foot, 112 5.-3%¢h. Harney 1034, VAN BANT SCHOOL OF BUSINESS, DAY AND EVENING SCHOOLS. Second Flsor Omaha National Bank Bldg. Entrance, 230. Douglas 6890~ THE SCHOOL OF MODERN LANGUAGES. Class or private instructions complete. Courses, Phone Webster 5654, for in- formation. Y. M. C. A. Day and Night School. Musical. Harp—Limited number puplls accepted com- ing season; early applications favored. Harps fur. Loretta De Lone, 306 Lyric Bld. BOURICIUS MUSIC STUDIOS, 161t Dodge. ‘We show the pupils how to study musle in the right way. D. 2471 PERSONAL PILES, FISTULA CURED. Dr. E. R. Tarry cures piles, fistula and other rectal diseases without surgical operation. Cure guaranteed and no money pald until cured. Write for book on rec- tal diseases with testimonials. PR. E. R. TARRY, 240 Bee Bldg, Omaha, Neb. WANTED—To locate Peter Allison, for- merly of La Platte and Marsland, Neb., and R. D. Robinson, a traveling vaude- ville rope thrower; any person knowing the present whereabouts of either of these parties please write to P. O. Box, 1056, Om Neb. THE Salvation Army Industrial home s licits your old clothing, furniture, maga- zines. We collect. We distribute. Phone Doug. 4126 and our wagon will call. Call and inspect our new home. 1110-1112-1114 odge NTE! ttle chil ed, to board and care for my own, where there are no other children. Address Box 8655, Bee. ———————— FOR RENT—ROOMS —ATTENTION, ROOM HUNTERS! If you fail to find the room vou desire among these ads call at The Ree office for a Room List—Gives complete detailed description of va- cant rooms in all parts of the city. 1f more convenient phone The Bes Want Ad Dept. and give your name and address and a list will be mailed to vou at once. ued every weel New lists are Months of 1916 The Bee galned...'53,910 paid ads MORE TH DOUBLE the COMBINED gain of the other two Omaha papers Lowest Rate, Best Results, Best Servicd Convenlent Locatiol CLAREMONT Excellent Furnishinga. INN, Running water in ea. Room. 17th & JACKSON. Quiet Surroundings. 4 & §5 week. D. 2735, WLY furnished room In strictly modera Desirable neighborhood, walking distance or convenient to Farnam car. Reasonable. Harney 4953, 313 Park Ave. FOR two gentlemen or man and wife, pre- ferably musicians, pleasant room, strictly modern, no other roomers; meals if de- stred. Phone Harney 2239. BEAUTIFULLY furnished rooms in modern new home with private family. Single room or suites. Gentlemen preferred. Calt 3. 1029 Georgla Ave. CE, lnr[r rooms; hot nnil cold water ln rooms; furnace heat, electric light, in pri- vate home, in best residence section. Telo- phone Harney 3:80. FOR RENT—Stea..-heated o for men only, at the Sunshine apartments. Rates, $2.50 and up per week. Office, 608 N. 17th St LARGE, pleasant room, twin beds, in mod- ern home; fine for 2 gentlemen; good 'LNZZ I%’mmft. Web.(er 4680. o -room, _stristly modern bungalow; refined neighborhood; for two nurses or young men, C MODERN room free for attending furnace morning, ,evening, to r-.red or elderly __business man. Box 716, Bee. £ TWO delightful rooms, in steam-heated apartment; private entrance, Victrola. Harney 6719. C nings. CALDWELL ST, On ne well furnished room, private home, modern; every thing cozy. Call Webster 3950. WELL furnished room, modern house, pri- erences. Webster 3815, NICE LARGE FURNISHED _ FRONT ROOM IN PRIVATE FAMILY; WALKING DISTANCE. 402 N. 23D. FRONT room, new furniture, in modern st. heated cottage, private family, $12, close in, 646 So. 26th Aver WXCEPTIONALLY fine room; very qulet 10 minutes” private famlly, CHICAGO—2510—In private home; large south front room with alcove; also side FosmeE Tt bt HARNEY ST, 2474—First-class__modern rooms, $2 per wack and up. Colonnade Hotel. Furnished room to gentlemen, in Drlvll. family., 846 8. 29th S Hamey HANSCOM Park district, 2 modern rooms, private family. Harney 1764. Reasonable. FOR RENT—Front room, furnished, privale bath it desired. 2121 Douglas. Doug. 1741. Private Call Webster 2804, room. Private family. COMFORTABLE, home-like rooms. home. 2820 N. pleasant 208 8. 418T—Newly furnished, modern, with bath; one block to car, $2 week. 2815% DODGE—Well . comfortable rooms for rent. Phone Harney 1605. MISS NASH, MASSEUSE. Hours, dally, 9 a. m. to 7 to 7:30 p. m.: Sunday, 9 a. m. to 12 m. 203 Karbach Block. RUPTURE—Successfully treated without a surgical operation. Call or write Dr. Frank H. Wray, 306 Bee Bldg. MAE BRUGMAN, M. T. Scientific masseuse baths. 203 Kl!hlch Blk. DR. BURKE, OMAHA'S MEN'S SPECIALIST 218 CROUNSE BLK.—OPPOSITE P. 0. east. GEORGE_SCO Simmons business_set- tled; write on account of deeds. R. J. Peculiar. o, MISSES LILLY AND GOULD—Bath, mas- sage, 1322 I-Arnnm St. Phone Doug. MN NICELY furnished room, private family, w Iklnr,' distance. leney S"IE 'TH ST., 844—Sleeping room, nicely fur- nished, modern and close in, 514 SO. 20TH.—Nice, clean, modern furnish- ed_rooms. Douglas 9052. TWO fine u\ru front rooms for rent. N. 20th 8 §09 8. 29th St —Furnished room for rent, strictly modern. 8 615 Housekeeping Rooms. modern in every wa: sonabl. 627 H good location; rea- steam heated; walking distance. ney St. 2 MAN AVE—Two comfortably furnished light housekeeping rooms. On car line. Good location. Webster 4368 MISS PEGGY MACK, baths and massage. 1802 Farnam St. Room No. 2. D. 8751 MISS WILSON—Bath and manicuring. No. 2 Davidge Blk. Phone Douglas 8751. NOAH and Charles write fo your brolhur. Frank Christle, at Seattle, Was! LUELLA WEBSTER, masseuse, $18 Pasion Blk., 10 m. to 8 p. m. Red 2400. MISS CLARK, manicuring. 1802 Farna St. Room 2. Douglas 8751. SCIENTIFIC massage, 520 Bee Bldg. Phons Douglas 6373 MASSAGE girl Wanted. Room 301, Neville _ Block. FURNACES cleaned, §1. Central Tin Shop. HEAT and light furnished, modern, up-to- date housekeeping rooms, very reason- __able. 2012 N. 18th St. ST. MARY'S AVE., 2663—Two modern, well furnished south rooms; no children. Doug- las 4432, BEAUTIFULLY furnished Iight housekeep- ing_apartments. 2717 Jackson. Har. 806. BEAUTIFULLY furnished modern ite; walking distance; $4. 604 S. 28th. THREE furnished rooms, modern; furn __heat; private tamily. 4244 Harney St. well futnished housekeeping room; ‘walking_distance, 2312 Douglas St. Board and Koom. front Manicuring and mass. 1622 Farnam. Rm. 19, FOR RENT—FURNISHED Apartments and Houses. Apartments. SPLENDID NEW NISHED TRAVERTON" FIREPROOF. 24TH AND LANDON COURT. tering to people of refined tastes. Apartment is completely equipped for housekeeping; up to date and comfortable. RAVER BROS., Tel. Doug. 6886. 705 Omaha Or Call Web. 4835, FURNISHED or unfurnished apts. at. Bank. IN MODERN HOME—Large, steam-heated room; single private bath; good board; tance. all Harney 1796, 957 HARNEY St—Room and board out~ side room; large cnough for two young men; first class table. Harney 3076. IN DUNDEE—Private home, close to car. Board and room for gentleman, $6. Wal- nut 880. GOOD board; modern and well heated room, Private home. Harney 4703. 101 . rooms and board heat, home cooking. Phgne H. i Rooms Wanted. YOU PEOPLE WHO RENT ROOMS, CALL THE BEE WANT-AD DEPT. and find out all about the FURNISHED ROOM GUIDE, beautiful, or ensuite; walking dis- 4 rooms; 24th and Farnam, or 1t's a plan that is helping many peopls Harney, $39 up. _Ernest Sweet, rent _their_rooms. FOUR-ROOM apartment near Persistence 1s the Cardinal Virtus in $20.00. Advertising. G. P._STEBBINS, 1610 Chicago. = “Peraistence Is the Cardinal Virtue in Advertising FOR RENT—HOUSES FOR RENT—HOUSES e S| WE_HAVE WHAT YOU WANT. “West. HOUSES AND COTTAGES, = AL PARTLY | MODERN. 3303 HOWARD ST. r. 3401 Parker St. .... .§10.00 A 2-story frame, 7 rooms and sleeping porch. New furn: in garage if desired. Room for one caf House rent, $30, ALFRED THOMAS, 308 First Nat. Bk, FOR RENT, a good all modern 6-roo; in first-class condition. For particulars cal Hlmfl 3310. 356 N. 418T ST.—7 rooms and bath, llfll’(ly modern, only $25. Osborne Realty Co. Douglas_ ths, West Phone_Doug. ___North, COZY cottage, near Shermun Av condition; modern except heat: water paid; nice nelghborhood; will cut price to May 1. Phone Web mornings. NEW cottage with three large room: gas and water, 3010 Charles St. month. See D. L. Thomas, 412 Bee Bidg. #-ROOM Farnam distrios 345.00. 47 good 1104 N, 22d—d-r. steel range, gas stove, kitchen cabinet; water paid....$15 RASP_BROS., Douglas 1653. 3215 CUMING ST.—9-room liouse: $27. K. Zabriskie, 402 Ware Blk. Wal. 1807 PINKNEY—10 rooms, modern. See H. W. Binder, 823 City Nat*Bank, Doug. 1264, 2124 N 2TTH—-r,, mod. ex. 2 RASP BROS, Eouflu 1653. 7-R. modern house, good repair. 26th and Charles St. $25. Webster 2502 7 ROOMS, 3868 Seward. Call for Rogers. Douglas 3138 after 6. FOR RENT—b-r. cottage with bath at 2832 Cass. Harney 1292, South. 1109 S. 33d St. $40—8 rooms, quarter-sawed oak floors upstairs and down, newly decorated and in very good condition. GLOVER & SPAIN, Douglas 3962., 919-20 City National. 709 GEORGIA AV. O’KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO., Doug. 3715. 1016 Omah: Bank Bldg, $-ROOM new bungalow, all one one floor, all modern, with small garage, $20. 1210 S. 236th Ave. Red 1881, 512 8. 30TH ST.—Strictly, mod., § rooms. F.D. WEAD, 310 8 13th 8t D, 171 E.—12 rooms, modern, $65. -r. 1616 Carter Lake Bivd. -r. 611 Martha St. ... -r. 5016 N. 42d St MODERN E) 5-r. 2904 Saratoga sv. 6-r. 2819 N. 2Tth St. ( ‘iTm("rn’ MODERN, 6-r. 4112 Farnam St. . 7 6-r. 1814 Laird St. (with garage) .. 4 4 5- -r. 1323 S. 8th St. (close to both depots) ..... ¥ 3 7-r. 3905 7-r., 4612 8, 23d St. .... v 7-r. 915 S. 26th St. (brand new, strictly modern brick dwelling). 35.00 §-r. 3849 Charles St. (with large 9-r. 2608 Dewey Ave. (strictly mo ern brick dwelling, very clo in; well arranged for keeping roomers) ... .. 40.00 WE HAVE OTHERS. SEE OUR COMPLETE PRINTED LIST, BEFORE RENTING. PORTER & SHOTWELL, 17th Doug. 5013, WE want more houses and apartments o rent. The fact that we have practically cleancd out our big list is conclusive proof of the efficiency of our rental service. If you want to keep your places rented see Payne & Slater Co, “Omaha's Rental Men,” 616 Omaha Natlonal Bank Bldg. Douglas 1016. $18 N. 16TH ST., 3-r. brick flat, $12.5¢ 2114 Chicago S!, 11- rohoule. all md, $45° 202 8. 514 Ware 'B\I( Douglas HOUES FOR RENT. CREIGH, SONS & C 508 BEE BLDG. DUUG 200. WANTED TO RENT Unfurnished Houses and Flats. WANTED—LIsting on cottages or houses to rent or sell on easy payments. Have cus- tomers walting. Inquire 413 Karbach Block. Dougias 3607. ‘GALLAGHER & NELSON will look after your reatals. 644 Brandets Bldg. Doug. 3382. Miscellaneous. WAN TO RENT—Rooming house fu nished. Wil pay $35 to $40 per month or higher if close in. Call at 607 N. 17th or inquire Johnson's Restaurant, Drexel hotel, between 7 and § mornings or 4 and 5_afternoons WANTED—Houses, stores and apartments for our rental department. N. P. Dodge & f:x' Harney St at 15th. Telephons Douge vate home, near car line, north side. Refe. | { }