Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 7, 1916, Page 10

—n i [ Want-Ad Rates CASH WITH ORDER. l per word ach insertion (Set solid—no_display.) Ads Paragraphed or Set in Display Style. 80 per line.. .one time e per lin .three consecutive times (Count six words to the line.) CHARGE RATES. fc per line..... one tim Te per line. (hree consecutive times (Count six words to the line.) Special Rates: Farm and Ranch Lands. Te per line. ...three consecutive times (Count six words to the line.) FOREIGN ADVERTISING UNDER AGENTS OR HELP WANTED CLASSIFICATIONS. 2c per word .one time 1%c per wor: [hree 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 NOTICES. 10¢ per line..... .each insertion (Minimum charge 50 conts) MONTHLY RATE FOR STANDING ADS. (No change of copy. allowed.) One line 5 consoss$1.98 Two lines or more ne $1.30 per (Count six words to the line.) (Contract rates on application.) 'I'Hl-‘ BEE will not be reeponsible for more n one Incorrect insertion of an adver- lllemenl ordered for more than one time. ADVERTISERS should retain receipts given by The Bee In puyment for Want Ads, a3 no mistake can be rectifiel 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- reive the same good service as when de- livering your ad at the office. THONE TYLER 1000, WANT-AD COLUMNS CLOSE. PVENING EDITIONS 13;00 M. MORNING EDITIONS. ..9:00 P. M, MOVIE PROGRAM. Current offerings of the best Motion Pic- ture Theaters in Omaha. (Change Dally.) BIRTHS AND DEATHS Births—Joseph and Mary Fabian, 63 South Thirty-third avenue, girl; Gustav and Johanna Faiman, 5218 South Six nth, boy Adam and Clara Mateeln, 4219 South Twen ty-eighth, girl; Anthon and Agnes Patac. 5629 South Twentieth, girl; Lawrence and Bernico Clark, 2 lorth Twentieth, boy Samuel and Mary m 1825 North Twenty-soventh, girl; Reuben R. and Ruth C. Barber, Majestic apartments, girl Thomas H. and Hertha V. Vaughan North Twenty-second, boy; Willlam 6 South Mishito, Helen Kenned. George and Roxa Twelfth, g Forty-ninth and W, girl Deaths—Mary . .0s 68 years, 1813 Capitol avenue: Nick vears, 2515 Wi Mrs L Shull, 25 years, ward Slowlick, Hazel Irene M e Faulkner, 22 years, 38 Afth; John Norman, Thiriy-seventh LOST-F OU N D-REWARDS TI* you lose anything and will advertise 1t here, you will surely recover it if found by an honest per Remarkable recov- eries are brought about every day through this column Wood, 6% 204 St years, Mary months, ¢ ial; Elva avenu Cali pital; er, 19 years, THE HO WAY if you find something of value, or a Keepsake of value only to the ownor, Is to insert a small ad. The owner of the article In most caskes is willing to refund the cost of advertising. OMAHA & COUNCIL BLUFIS STREET RAILWAY COMPANY Porsons having lost some article would do well to call up the office of the Omaha & Councll Bluffs Street Rallway company to ascortaln whether they left it in the stroet car. Many articles each day are turned in and the company ls anxlous to restors them {0 tho rightful owners. Call Tyler K00, REWARD OF $26 wiil be pald for Informa- tlon leading to the recovery of Ford motor No. 1,195,167; car taken from in front of 1 Davenport St, Nov. 21 SCOTTISH UNION & NATL. INS. CO. L. C. Roberts, Adjuster. 1316 W. O. W. Bldg., Omaha, n the niha of 1916 The Bee gained....53,910 pald ads MORE THAN DOUBLE the COMBINED gain of the other {wo Omaha papers Lowest Rate, Best Results, $10.00 REWARD. Lost—Boston bull terrier, with harness on; Hest Service ears droop, screw tall, white spot on front bremst. Disappeared 2 months ago, FARNAM, 1416 FARNAM “"PROTECT YOUR DAUGHTER By the FIRST WHITE SLAVE CRUSADE. PRINCESS, SC—PRESENTED HERE FOR—C. 13TH EPISODE, “YELLOW MENACE. “THE HIGH DIVER'S CURSE." 2-REEL L-KO COMEDY, WAR SCENES ON THE TURKISH WAR FRONT, CLIFTON, 4TH AND BURDETTE “FOLLOWING THE FLAG." “THE HARVEST OF GOLD.” “SOME BRAVERY." MTH AND LAKE PIAMOND, “THE PENCIL CLUE." “IN THE RANKS." "“A§ YE SOW 80 BHALL YE REAP." “BILLY'S MELODRAMA." 1§TH AND BINNE' NORMA TALMADGE in “THE SOCIAL SECRETARY.” FIVE-REEL TRIANGLE PRODUCTION. GRAN! Harney 4618, LOST In business district Saturday. Child's gold chaln, 16-inch chain with eleven pearls, finder will recelve $16 reward by telephoning Harney 61, LOST-—8x10 rug, between 30th and Pacific and 27th d California., Call Dougla: 3971 and get reward. No questions SRNAR, o I T L AT 2 FOUND a sanitary | Soda Fountain. GREEN'S PHARMACY, 16th and Howard. LOST—Female fox terrier, white, with black spot on back, one dark ear. Phone South 1867, Reward. WILL party picking up kodak in Kilpatrick store Saturday evening return to 1622 Far. nam [!el. = LOST—A chamols skin Liberal reward. 943, LOST—Female Alredale dog. Reward If re- mrnod 3412 Leavenworth. Harney 2006, nch of keys, Finder piease call l?ollll 6733, LOST—Pair of eye Harney 4977, FOUND—Cover for auto top. H. 5098, FOR SALE—Miscellaneous bag of jewelry. Notify telephone Harney lnsses at The Sun, Call HIPPODROME, 25TH AND CUMING “SHIELDING SHADOW,” AND PATHE NEWS, LOTHROP, #MTH AND LOTHROP ROBERT WARWICK and GAIL KANE in “THE HEART OF A HERO. NEW STAR, SHERMAN AVE. & LOCUST MARY PICKFORD in “POOR LITTLE PEPPINA. PARAMOUNT, BRAY CARTOON. South. 39TH AND LBAVENWORTH PARAMOUNT OFFERS FLORENCE ROCKWELL in / /HE FELL IN LOVE WITH HIS WIFE" m ID & LEAVENWORTH SESSUE IAYAIA'A in “THE HONORABLE FRIEND:" A _PARAMOUNT PICTOGRAPH. LLO, RO A 3669 LI ORTH WlLLlAl§ FARNUM N “THE FIRES OF CDNICIIECE." ‘est. ' ROBERT WARWICK in | “FRIDAY THE 13TH." ' EDGAR KENNEDY in “A_SCOUNDREL'S TOLL." MONROE, 2806 FARNAM DONALD HALL in “THE MAN WHO WENT SANE." ALSO “THE MISSING HEIRS." 0TH AND DODG! ‘WARREN KERRIGAN and LOUISE LOVELY in “THE MEASURE OF A MAN." South Side. 2{TH AND M THE LUMBERLAND.” EPISODE NO. 6 “THE STRANGER." DEATHS & FUNERAL NOTICES. MAYBWSKI—Mary, Tuceday, December 5, aged 74 years, Funeral trom the residence, 3066 Arca- die avenus, December 7, 3 p. m. Ini ment Forest Lawn cemetery. CARD OF THANKS. WE wish to thank our friends and for the kindness during the iliness and death of our be- loved wife and mother, Mrs. Bridget Rus. well, and also for the many beautitul floral offerings. HENRY RUSSELL, MRS. J. P. GARRETT, JOSEPH H. RUSSELL, GEORGE H. RUSSELL. —ee FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Furniture and Household Goods. HOLIDAY BARGAINS. Pretty presents free to purchasers of §5 or over during this sale. Holiday buyers should by all visit the State Furnl- ture Co., corner 14th and Dodge, whero hundreds of useful presents can be ob- tained at one-half the price during this monstrous sale of rugs, stoves, fancy pleces of furniture, cedar chests, electrio lamps, talking machines, gate leg tables, fancy pedestals, stands, el STATE FURNITURE CO. Corner 14th galned....63,910 pald ads MORE THAN DOUBLE the COMBINED gain of the of two Omaha papers Loweat Rate, Best Results, Best Service HIGH-GRADE furnture, cut glass, hand painted china, bric-a-brac and all that could be expected to furnish a 6-room wodern cottage. Can be bought at halt value, Any party wishing a pretty home call Tyler 214 No_dealers or_triflers. FOR BALE—Bargains: Radiant home base burner, Lion gas water heater, Typewriter and drop head desk, gas kitchen range, lce box. 1503 Lomnt St Tel. W. 3161, STOVES, ALL KINDS, See ua | first, Prices right. City Furniture Co., 107 8, 14th. Loyal Furntlure Co., 223 N. 16th 8t. BUY a Little Glant ironing table. It gives absolute satiafaction, The Littls Glant Manufacturing Co.,, Omal STOVES, furniture, rugs, linen of all kinds. Open Dolgoff, 1839 N, 24th St. FOR SALE—4 oak chairs; small china cabinet, Call Red 17763, 4 ROUND oak heaters, china cabinet, book- caso, desk cheap. 2024 Davenport. Jewelry, Diamonds and Watches, BRODEGAARD'S " edding i 9 and m leather seats, cheap. No dealers. FOR SALR—BILLIARD TABLES. new, outfit, Brand carom and pocket, with complete $126; second-hand tables at re- prices; bowling alleys and supplies; ayments. CIgar stores, drug, deli- catessen and soda fountain fixtures, THE BRUNSWICK-BALKE-COLLENDER Co., 407-409 South 10th St. BARBER shop and pool hall pool table separately. Lan nam St. Red 7330, Wil sell 1807 Far- AND MOTORS. EXPERT ELECTRICIANS AND MACHINISTS, LE BRON ELECTRICAT, WORKS, 3 418-20 So. 12th St, Omaha, HOILE| . electric, gas engines, Dipes. Grows Wrecking Co., 1819 Cuming. _Printing_and Office_Supplies. COMMERCIAL Duplicating Co., also public Steno. Phone for prices. Douglas 2802, 540 Paxton Blk. GET our prices on job_printing, UNITED STATES PRINTING CO., _Douglas 11 BARNH Siwln; Machines DUFFY & JOHNSTON, embaimern and fu- neral directors. 717 8, 16th. Tyler 1476, ULSE & RIEPEN, undertakers and o baimers. 701 8. 16th 8t. Douzias 1236, FLORISTS. QUALITY CUT FLOWERS BE! plants. Art Combinations shipped svery. where. Excellent service to our custom- ers In past years recommends. HESS & SWOBODA. 1415 Farnam St. Dous. 1501, LARGEST ASSORTMENT of fresh flowe delivered or ipped anywhere, L. HE DERSON, 1619 Farnam St. Doug. 1238, Fontencile et T EE L. LARMON 1514 Douglas 8t Doug. 8244, PARKER Flower Shop. (11 8. 16th, D, 3107, X DONAGHUE, 1622 Harney. Doug. 1001. ~ SEWING MACHINES We rent, repalr, sell needles and parts of all sewing machines. MICKEL'S NEBRASBKA CYCLE co., nd H Doug. " Typewriters and Supplies. NEW machines vold the sume as rent—33 per month. See us before you buy or rent, Shipped any place on ten days' free trial. Bu Typewriter Exchange, 410 8. 19th St, Omaha, Neb, REMINGTONS, Monarchs and Smith Premiers for rent; sent anywhere. Rem- _\ngton Typewriter Company. D. 1284 TYPEWRITERS soild, rented and repaired Rent an Ofiver Typewriter, 3 months for $6. Central Typewriting Exchange, 1905 Farnam, BATH. National Floriat, 1804 Farnam 8t MARRIAGE LICENSES. " Permits 10 wed have been lssued (o (he following: Nume and Residence, Archle Hazard, Irvington, Neb Anna D. Jacobsen, Lrvinglon, Fred R. Miley, Stoux City, 1 Alice L Miley, Denver, Colo ¥ Levi W, Whitaker, Weeping Water, Neb. . Ethel Fltzpatrick, Weeping Water, Neb. . 21 Godfrey Kudavy, Surprise, Neb. Age, . 2 2 WE BUY, sell and exchange (ypewriiers. Guaranteed typewriters, $10 up. Write for list. Midland Co., Bes Bldg CARBON paper, $1 & box and up; second e, 60c_a ream. Midland 2147 Miscellaneous. MY high standard of quaiity will be main- tained; 4 quarts of Old Fontenelle whisky, 0 bottled In bond. Henry Pollock, mall order house. Doug 7163 122 16th St OMAHA PILLOW CO.—Felt and hair mat- tresses made over in new (icks at half the price of new ones. All your own feathers back when we renovate. 1907 Cuming St. Douglus 247 ALEX JETTES' LIQUOR HOUSE, Thirteenth ‘and Douglas. Bottled in bond whisky, 86c, $1.00, $1.2i p Anna M. Kiepetko, Omaha . H Edgar Ralston, Omaha. 2 Alice Dobbins, Omuha : 21 Roy Crosler, Omaha 26 Lidna 8. Righttield, Missour! Valley, 1a.. 25 Ernest Currin, Omaha o 1 23 Omaha Fixture and Supply Co, 4 8 8. 13th. Dou FOR SALE cheap, fir sowing machine, if taken at once. R, W White, 408 N. 22d. DRY KINDLING WOOD. BOX COM! VY_ T HAVE a fo posts for sale. 602 N. 4 feh, | FOR BALE—Veed grinder: suitabie for dalry. Web. 1877, first-class $65 Singer THE WANTED TO BUY GUTTMAN [ BEE: Highest Prices Furniture, Rugs, Clothes, Planos, Ofice Furniture nks, 8hoes. Douglas 3571. Res, Webster 4204 OMAHA PA CO—W AND PACKERS T OF CHIC US FOR PR PHONE 3 DOUGLAS 159 RAW FURS will bring highest prices when shipped to M. P. Levine, 162 Market St Paterson, N. J. Check Is malled sume day furs arc received DESKS DESKS DESKS New desks, used desks, bought, sold and traded. J. ' Reed, 1207 Farnam. JENKINS Pwr higheat price for [ clothes, shoes, trunks, etc. Red 3297, Res, Douglas 8032 OL T MAN & CO. '|DIAMONDS SPECIAL NOTICE HAND-PAINTED china for sale. Christmas ifts. Mrs. Wiiliams, 1 Crown Point Ave | HAND embroidered guest towels will make desirable Xmas gifts. Douglas 6422 STOCKWELL, Doug. 9233 7 Baldrige Block ANNOUNCEMENTS “Your most THE PRINTIN Phone Doug. AUTOMORTL) per_month. K 109 1 8t convenlent printer HOUSE OF MAUER 9 Farnam St dry and clean, § Council Rluffs, Ta 7 slorage Bros . BRODEGAARDY “Lucky Wedding Rings" _at_16th\ and Douglas Sts Accordion Pleating. ACCORDION, Side, Knife, Box [Pleating, Cov, Buttons, Hematitching. Neb. Pleating and Button Co., Paxton Bil, R. 4942, 431-2 Attorney at Law. RANCIS MORGAN, 613 P Douglas 4059, Bakeries. CAKE pastry and fancy bakery Koods supplied to parties, lodges and entertaln- ments. Z H. Recder, 16506 N. 18th. W, 3 ORTMAN'S NEW ENGLAND BAKERY, 212 N BRANCHES—PUBLIC MARKE 16TH. AND HAYDEN BROTHERS. “OUR MOTTO" i KR BAKED GOODS, Baths. DR. BENDA — Sulphur, steam. Modern Turkish BATHS AND MASSAG apartments for ladies, with lady attend ants. 1919 Farnam. Phone Doug. hK77 RUTTENHOUSE Sanitarium; all kinds baths. VEHL‘[H Raird Blk., 17th and Douglas. Stants Inst., 1506 Harney, clectric and other baths, massage, D. 7097, Open evenings, Buttons and Pleating. VAN ARMAN Dress Pleating and Button Co., 336-7 Paxton BIk. Doux. 3109, Accor- dion, knife, side, space, box, sunburat and combinatio, pleating, hemstitching, picot edging, pinking, ruching, covering button all styles and sizes. Prico list free Brass and Iron Foundries. Paxton-Mitchell C lhrnnd ,M.r,(h. sll Caterers. AN EXPERIENCED CATERESS, excellent cook; speclal attention to parties and Sun- __day dinners. Prices reasonable. Har. 4360. Chiropractic. 5 ]ln Johnston, 1326 \V 0. W, Bldg. D. 6529, Chiropractic and Spinal Adjustment. Dr. Burhorn, Rose Bldg Palmer school [rldulln Doug. 6147 Dr. Frances Dawson, 602~ 3 Rose Big. T, 2366, . Lawrence, Balrd Bldg. D. Nil‘ Carpenters and Contractors. Lessard & Son, 1906 Capitol Ave, Tyler 1632, Costumers, LARGEST stock of costumes for theatricals and masquerades in the country for sale or rent. Lieben & BSon, 1614 Howard. THEATRICAL gowns, full dress suits, for rent. 204 N. 11lvh-._iu>hu_l"nldmln, D__!]fl’_ Detectives. JAMES ALLAN, 312 Neville Blk. Evidence secured in all cases. Tyler 1136. Interstate Detective Assn., 432 THURS., lnur-ul “Dancing Academy. DE LU BALL TUES., BAT, SUN. EVI';. SCHOOL MON. EVE. 111 8. 18th 8t. Opp. Fontenelle. KEEP DANCING ACADEMY, 26th and Far- nam; class Mon. and Fri. eve. Assemblies Wed. and Sat. eve. Private lessons. D. 7850. MISS JEWEL SIMPSON. Walnut 1037, Dentists, Dr. Bradbury. No Pain. 912 W. ¢ Taft's Dent. Rm: 308 Rose Bldg. |\ Dressmaking. FOR STYLE, reasonable price In your fall dreases; see Atkinson Co., 1502 Farnam. GOWNS and suits a speclalty. Work guar- anteed. Wabster 4940, A Dowell Dressmaking School, 200_Haird Bag Private W. 0. W. Bldg. D. 2186 Dressm'i'g, plain or fanoy, reas. Ty. 1868-W, D-making by the day. 2104 Daven. D. 7108, DHFSMAKINQ WORK GUAR D, 5992, Express Companies. ITY Express Co, 1632 Cass St. H a_speclalty. TWIN Hair Dressing. IDEAL Halr Parlors, 207 Baird Bldg. Manl- Vlollcl articles. curin Douglas 6185 Everything for Women. ACCORDION, side, knife, sunburst, box pleating; covered buttons, all sizes and styles, hemstitching; pleot edging, em- broldery, beading, bralding, cording, eye- let cut work, buttonholes, pennan IDEAL BUTTON AND PLEATING CO., 200 Douglas Bik. Douglas 1936, BWITCHES from combings, $1 up. Dyed, 60c. Mrs. M. Brillhart, 338 Paxton Bldg. Fixtures and Wiring. DURKIN Electric washing machines, eloctric irons and reading lamps. 2223 Cuming St. Douglas 2519, Furnace Cleaning. Borneman, fur, rhlm.‘ cleaning. D, 39, ELSASSER, furnace cleaners; work guar- Inhwd benl prh-n 1921 8. 11th. D. 5438, Job Printing. GATE CITY Printing Co., high-grade print- OMAHA SWAPPERS’ COL Months of 1916 alned 63,910 pald ads MOR THAN DOUBLE the COMBINED gain of the other two Omaha papers Lowest Rate, Best Results, BURROUGHS adding machine, in No. 1 condition; will cxchange for typewriter, office iture, or what have you? Box Best Service ot, rug or what have y Beo - 2] swap or buy kodaks; flima deveioped free; one-day service, Kase Kodak Studio, ville Bik. 16th and Harney. WILT, trade good gas stove for oil atove and oven, also high plano (gas) lamp for sale. Address 8590, Bee WOULD exchange a good 40 h. p roadster, in good condition, for bowling aliey. Ad- dress Y-717, Bee, GOOD driving outfit to trade for hay, grain cow, or what have you? Address S. 924, Hee. L. patent on lantern holder. I will swap for anything I can use. 8. C. 709, Omaha_Bee BUSINESS CHANCES IF YOU HAVE A BUSINESS TO SELL OR WANT TO BUY ONK OUR SPE- CIALTY MAN. INT STATE REALTY €O, 929-30 CITY NAT. BANK DOUGLAS 8862 throughout Towa and /SPRING OILERS for autos. Kvery car needs them. All auto distributors,” garages, efc, recommend them. $24.50 will handle large county. Money refunded if can't make good. Agents to sell Nebraska G. W. L. SPRING OILER CO., OMAHA. P 832 Brandels Bidg. AN ESTABLISHED manufacturer wants general sales manager to open office and manage salesmen, $300 to $700 capital necessary. Money-making possibilities un- limited. Wil expenses to Chicago if you arc man wo want. Acme Brass Works, Inc., 1012 Republic Bldg., Chicago. 3200 BUYS A business and furnishes goods to carry on business; any energetic man make from $150° to $200 per month, besides giving steady work to 10 or 16 carpenters, Call on D. V. Hardie, Hotel Neville In the ELEVEN Months of 1916 Bee gained....53,910 paid ads MORE THAN DOUBLE the COMBINED gain of the other two Omaha papers Lowest Rate, Bes. Results, Best Service ABSTRACT books for sale in western lowa city of 4,000; fine business; splendid fu- ture, good reason for selling one-half Interest. Very reasonable price for quick sale. Box 8802, Bee. FOR SALE—No traders; best 8-tablo bil- lMard hall and cigar stand in state of lowa. All Brunswick-Balke, new stuff. Owner leaving state. Live town, 7,000, Ior particulars write Y-692, Be WILL sacrifice. Buy the best saloon San Diego. Must be secn to be appre- clated. Want to retire from business. A. Millson, 4214 Jackdaw St., San Diego, liornia. DO YOU WISH TO SELL YOUR BUSINESS AND TURN IT INTO CASH? IF 80, SEE OMAHA. SALVAGE CO,, 750 OMAHA NATIONAL BANK BLDG. HOTEL for sale; bargain If (aken by De. comber 1&; town 1,200; modern; 26 rooms; _ business good. Box 212 Grisw MOTION plcture machines, (new and _re- built), theaters, supplies. Omaha Film Yxchange, 108 So. 14th St. WILLIAMS, established 29 years. To buy or sell business sce him. 411 McCague Bldg. Reference, U. 8. National Bank. 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, clean stock of hard- ware, live town, central Nebraska. Good reason for selling. Be quick. Address Y 27, Bes IF YOU want to sell or buy ess or rooming house call on Busch & Borghotf, 730 World-Yorald Bldg. Phone D. 3319, WE BUY, we sell motion plcture theaters, machiues, feature films. Co-operative __Film and Supply Co. 210 Bromley Bid « QUARANTY yhl get In_or out business. All siates. F. V. Kniest, Bee Bidg.. Omaha. S SITUATIONS WANTED HELP WANTED—MALE HELP WANTED—FEMA Stores and Offices. Stores and Offices. IF ACTUALLY QUALIFIED For executive, manufacturing or technical position, carrying a salary of $1,200 and up, communicate with undersigned coun- sel, who will negotiate strictly confiden- tial proliminaries for such positions. A SERVICE OF UNIQUE CHARACTER. F. L. SPENCE, 1015 City National Bank Bidg. OFFICE CLERK (R. R. E BOOKKEEPER CITY BALESMAN STENO. .. .. 2 BOLICITORS .. OFFICE CLERK THE _CANO AGENCY, BOOKKEEP manager of small $100. Western Reference & Bond Ass'n, Inc., 52 Omaha National Bank BIldg. Bldg. Bee ER, stenographer and assistant 500 establishment, $85 to and BKkkpr., § . 866 and Ste $65 §65; dger Clk., $65; Office Clk., $60; Steno and Bkkpr., $50; Typist, §40; Office Clk., 430, WATTS REF. . 540 Brandeis The. .Bld. GENERAL office clerk, must be quick and active at figures, good experience neces- sary; salary $75. Apply at once, Western Reference & Bond Ass'n, Inc., Omaha National Bank Bldg. ISTERED Pharmicist and Jjeweler to take charge of store: county scat; pop., $3,000. Call or write for full impormation. CO-OPERATIVE 5 CO., 1015-18 Cit WE HAVE MORE stenographers than we can fill, at once. THE MARTI CO., 13 OPENINGS for” male See us 1327 W. O. W. Bldg. _ Profeismns and Trades. WANTED—Tce cream maker; must be plain and fancy man; give age, reference and salary expected in first letter. Also want a refrigerator engincer. DeCoursey Cream- ery Co., Kansas City, Kan COMPOSITOR—Job now open for a first class, above the average, job compositor in up to date Omaha shop; must be steady and temperate; non-union preferred. Box 8798, Bee HAVE steady work for eight or ten carpen- ters; can make from $4 to $5 per day; small capital required. Call on D. Hardie, Hotel Neville. Drug Positions—All States €O~ nPhkATl\'h REFERENCE CO., 1015-16_ Cij Yational Bank ACTORY wa wo bricklayel pump man, board and room. 370, Raymond's Labor Agency, 1119 Douglas. See TATLOR wanted; all around man; Steady work; $18 per weck. Busch Tailoring Co., __ Plattsmouth, Neb. Salesmen and_Solicitors. WANTED HIGH CLASS SALES MAN A middle west corporation of sev- eral years' standing, and with a rapidly expanding business, requires soveral oxperlenced salesmen who have good character, who are ag- gressive and enthusiastic, to travel in Towa, Nebraska, Kansas and Mis- slourt. Prefor men at least 35 years of age, who have had promotion or bond selling experience, although ch experience is not absolutely es- sential. ‘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. 1t _your record will stand careful scrutiny, write us giving brief out- lino of experience In strictest con- tidence. Address Box 8666, Bee. er operator, who permanent posi- $65. 1t you experience AN experienced comptome can operate Lypewriter; ton; up-town office: salary, not call personally, gi over phone. Douglas 1456 & Bond Natlonal Bank Bldg. Dict. Opr., $75; Steno. Steno. and Bkkpr., Opr., $40. CO., 840 Brandels The. Lkkpr., $65; DbKKpr. Ass'n, Inc., and $65; and Bkkpr., $00 Biller, $40; P. B. X WATTS REF. BKKPR,, ~$85; steno, stenog. $5 CO-OPERATIVE REFERENCE 1015-16 City Nat. Bank Bldg Professions and Trades. WANTED—Several 18 to 2! Bld. and co., oung women, years of age. (o tuke up LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE work. Should have at least a grammar school education. Permanent employment. Salaries above average paid at start, Steady advancement. Sick bene- fits and pension fund. Apply to Miss Cox, Chief Operator, 656 Brandeis Thea- ter Bui'ding, from 2 to 4 » m. WANTED—Girls with common school edu- ation, between 1§ and 23 years, to take up local and long distance tolephone work. C. F. Lamoert, 1817 Douglas St. , WANTED—Experienced marker and sorter. Apply to superintendent of laundry Hotel Fontenelle, ¥ WANTED-—A housekeeper, aged to 35, Henry Strahl, 901 North Lincoln, Creston, lowa EXPERIENCED shirt makers, Albert llhm 9 8 14th Household and Domestic. PERI ED white gir! for genel housework; no washing; pleasant room, with private bath. 420 No. 48th St. Walnut 892 WANTED an exp. white nurse for childr with reference. Mrs. Dixon, 426 N. 38th \l EXP. white girl for general housework 0od wages. Walnut 1849 T1 for gon. housework. Har- S. 31at 8 COMPETENT white girl for general house- work. Phone Walnut 367. SCHOOL girl to assist with housework. per week. Web. 4989. WANTED—Housekeeper by bachelor. 8873, Bee EDUCATIONAL $1.50 Box, BOYLES COLLEGIE. DAY SCHOOL. NIGHT SCHOOL. Every day is enrollment day. keeping, shorthand, stenotype, typewrit- ing, telegraphy, civil service—all commer- clal and English branches. Catalogue free. BOYLES COLLEGE Book- Douglas 1665. 19th and Harney Sts. JACQUES BRANDEIS, graduate University of Paris; professor of Spanish, University of Chihuahua, Mexico; French and Span- ish instruction; classes or private les- sons. Address 784 Brandels Bldg. Phone Douglas_3230. VAN SANT SCHOOL OF BUSINESS, DAY AND EVENING SCHOOLS. Second Floor Omaha National Bank Bldg. 20. Douglas 5890, MODERN LANGUAGES. Class or private instructions complete. Courses, Phone Webster 6554, for in- form: Y. M. TH Musical. Harp—Limited number pupils accepted com- ing season; early applications favored. Harps fur. Loretta De Lone, 305 Liyric Bld. - Day t School. FOR RENT—ROOMS ATTENTION, ROOM HUNTERS! If you fail to find (he room you desire among these ads call at Tha Bee office for a Room List—Gives complete cant rooms in detailed description of va- all parts of the clty. If more convenient phone The Bee Want Ad Dept. and give your name and address and a list will be malled to you at once. New iists are issued every week Furnished Rooms. In the ELEVEN Montns of 1916 The Bee gained....33.910 paid ads MORE THAN DOUBLE the COMBINED gain of the other two Omaha papers Lowes: Rate, Best Results. Best Servies Convenient Location CLAREMONT _ Exeellent Furnishings. 1 17th & JAC Running water in ea. room. “Pransient or permanent guests. $1 & §5 week. D.37 {SON SUNSHIN APARTMENTS, For men only. Comfortable steam heated rooms. Rate $2.50 and up per week. 608 N. 17th St STRICTLY modern, newly furnished, warm, cozy room. only $%, to respectable, per- manent gentlemen; large room, $10. 712 N. 224 St FOR (wo gentlemen or man and wife, pre- ferably modern, musicians, pleasant room, strictly no other roomers; meals It de- sired.Phone Harney 2 Furnished room for one or breakfast if preferrod Call_Web, 2198 ONE_well furnished private family; Davenport, LY furnished moc Trayeling man preferred. 9 two gentlemen; 2117 Locust St. room, $3 gentleman preferred. per_week 2408 rivate Har- LARGE front room near Farnam car; mod- ern flat. Breakfast If desired. Walnut NICE, warm room in new 5-room, strictly modern bungalow; refined neighborhood; for_two nurses or young men. Colfax 2507, TWO d-lighl(ul apartment; steam-heated Victrola. rooms, in private entrance, Harney Call evNiings. CALDWELL ST., 2619—One room, private home, riodern; every thing cozy. Call Webster 3950, FRONT room, new furniture, heated cottage, private family, $13, closs in, 546 So. 26th Ave XCEPTIONALLY. fine in modern_ st. room; 10 minutes’ walk to city; very quiot; private family. 918 8. 25th St CHICAGO—2510—In private home; largs south front room with alcove; also slde room. FOR RENT—Front room, furnished, private bath it desired. 2121 Douglas. Dou LOVELY furnished room for Iad: __privileges; references. Red 8§74 NICE, modern, furnished front room for lmly.i 9 26th. Tyler 2136-1. 1750 LEAVENWORTH, cozy rooms; only respectablo people. Douglas 6878, 8. 19TH ST., 844—Sleeping room, nicely fur- VnNIlPd, modern _and close in. 319 South Z6th; 2 rooms, well __plenty of heat, modern. NICELY furn. room; prefer gentlemen. 2585 Harney. Doug. 7190, ONE nicely furnished room for rent. 2216 Douglas St. 412 N. 16TH—Modern housekeeping rooms. Red 2306. —_— Housekeeping Rooms. LARGE pleasant room with kitchenette, Walking distance. 2518 Davenport. D. ¢ 5868. IN PRIVATE HOME—Entire first floor of four rooms; everything furnished. Harney 1498, equipped; BOURICIUS MUSIC STUDIGS, 161 Dodge. We show the puplls how to study music in the right way. D. 2471 WANTED. High grade stock salesman who would be interested in handling first class Omaha proposition. BTANDARD BEC. & INV. CO., Bultes 2 and 3, Wead Bldg. Bee Mr. Wolfe, Mgr. WEEKLY RATE, 1jc PER LINE. Day work or business’ ads, regular rates, 2 lines one week 3 lines one week. Each extra line, 16c Maie. 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 Service CONTRACTORS TAKE NOTICE. First-class stair and cabinet finisher wants work. Speedy and perfect work; try me; just came from north. J. O. 8., Room 29, Oxtord Hotel. RELIABLE firm of accountants, making a speclalty of opening and closing small sets of books and doing bookkeeping work; audits and systems installe chaiges reasonable. Address Bee $329, Be EXPERIENCED, rellable, capable and handy man wants good place on farm or country residence. H. G. Miller, 611 N, 17th St. Tel. Tyler 170 MAN with 15 years' experience city delivery business and who has %-ton new auto truck, wishes position with rellable firm. Address Box §742, Bee. WORK wanted on the farm by experienced farm hand. Alfred Hansen, Gen. Del, SOmans RO S i COMPETENT chauffeur wan position; references furnished. Harlan Dickinson, 926 I. Pierce St., Conncil Bluffs. WANTED—By board while Boyles College. _Douglas 1565 EXP. colored man wants position as chauf- feur; can furnish good reference. Call r. 1269, STENOGRAPHER with typewriter; will do your work evenings. Call 8. 3§60 after Pp.om POSITION roforence: married man; Morton.__ Colfax 1180. XPERIL ationary fireman, ored. Call A. Dorsey, Harney 4200. TRER grapes (rimmed and house cleaning. as chauffeur by Mr. col- Patent Attomeya. . A STURGLS, 630 Brandeis Th. D. 3469 Masseures. German nurse, massage and bath. R. §01, Neville Blk.. 3d floor, 16th and Harne; MISS FOX—Massage, baths. 1 MASSAGE and vhlropuu[y Patents. PATENTS procured, bought and sold. Inter- national Patent 83 Brandels. D. 6691, Pianos for Rent. !3 50 per mo. A. Hospe Co., 1513 Dn\ll‘l! Rug Manufacturers, FLUFF rugs from old carpets; rag rugs a Farnam. 210 Balrd Bldg. ing. 2621 N. 24th.FPhone Web. 1897 TR e YTy Justices of the Peace. Female, €. W. BRITT, 301 Barker Block s e e WANTED—Position in home where there le“nl and_ PIP“ Hlnl"‘l are motherless children by refined lady 1F you want cheap work don't call me. 1| without children; good cook and seam- guarantee my work, painting and paper- | Stress: best references. Address May __hanging. _Call Harney 6631, Carlson. Campbell, 825 S. 35th Ave, Omaha, Neb. " Pa et} EXPERIENCED bookkeeper and stenog- rapher wishes to change positions January 1; secretary or office work requiring in- itiative. Box 8724, Bee. THE BEE charge for “Situation ads® 18 lower than any otber form of advertising —not enough to cover the cost of printing. POSITION wanted with jewelry firm by ex- perienced saleswoman with view to mak- ing Investment. Box 8773, Bee, TWO young ladies want work where they can room and board, or just board. Douglas_§417. WANTED—By competent colored ook, & place in_private family. Wob. 4769, BABIES and children (o room and board. Colfax 3319, Where o Eat. EAT HOME-COOKED MEALS NEW DELICATESSEN, 1508 FARNAM SWAPPERS' COLUMN A LITTLE AD in this column will about _some remarkable exchanges. bring READ THIS—E| Fredericks made $61 this past week selling SPRING OILERS for autos In one Nebraska county. Many ents making $4 to $10 per day; no ex- perience required. A GOOD POSITION for this winter with a steady Income, $60.00 investment required, which is well secured. Bank references as to our re- sponsibility. Dept. O. N., G. L. W, SPRING OILER CO., Brandels 'Bldg., Omaha. WANTED—Two experlenced specialty or book men to take advantage of the mext three weeks selling the story of the great war. Fifty to ninety dollars a week has been earned by two of our salesmen for the last ten weeks. An exceptional offer to clean up 'before January 1, w] the price raises. Apply between 10 and 12 a. m. F. D. Browning, 312 Baird Bldg. OV 0% 52 Zard Bldg. ‘WANTED—Three neat appearing young men to travel under manager demonstrating among farm homes. Good pay, advance- ment to hustlers. Burlingam, Room 612, Castle Hotel, 1 p. m. to 8 p. m. SALESMAN wanted to sell preferred stock y in an established manufacturing and job- bing corporation of Omaha. Address Box Omaha B BUNK ARTISTS need not clean-cut, ltve ing on merit, Douglas 5454, A THOUSAND subscription men wanted on Illustrated Review; collect 6c, make $100 per week; Sherlock, Atasca- defo, Cal want lesmen, capable of sell- 833 Brandels Bldg. no del PERSONAL PILES, FISTULA CURED. Dr. E. R. Tarry cures plles, fistula and other rectal diseases without surgical operation. Cure guaranteed and no money pald until cured. Write for book on rec- tal diseases with testimonlals. DR. 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, Omaha, Neb. THE Salvation Army Industrial home so- licits your old clothing, furniture, maga- alnes. We collect. We distribute. Phone Doug. 4125 and our wagon will call. Call and Inspect our new home. 1110-1112-1114 Dodge St. MISS NASH, MASSEUSE. Hours, dally, 9 m. to 7:30 p. m.; Sunday, 9 a. ™ to 12 m. 203 Karbach Block. RUPTURE—Successtully treated without a surgical operation. Call or write Dr. Frank H. Wray, 306 Bee Bldg. 1 CAN reduce your flour account one-half and also improve the quality of your bread. Address J. F. Todd, Neb. City, Neb. STAATS INSTITUTE, 1506 Harney; mus- cular massage; baths of all kinds. Open _from 9 a. m. to 12 p. m. Doug. 7097. MAE BRUGMAN, M. T. Red 2727 Scientific masseuse baths. 203 Karbach Blk. DODGE, 1824—Sleeping _or housekeeping room. Douglas 5703 or Tyler 634. MODERN furnished §-room house. water heat. Phona Harney 1913. Board and Room. Hot TARGE, beautiful, modern, warm, far- nished room for two; clos in, private home, best board. Tyler 558, 1015 PARK Ave., rooms and board; steam heat, home cooking. Phone H. 3195. GOOD board; modern and well heated rooms. Private home. Harney 4703. BEAUTIFUL modern room, good board, reasonable. 4113 Izard. Rooms Wanted. YOU PEOPLE \VHO RENT ROOMS, CALL THE BEE WANT-AD DEPT. and find out all about the FURNISHED ROOM GUIDE. It's a plan that is helping many people rent their roomsa. WANTED—By lady, 3 or é-room spartment. Call Douglas 5237. FOR RENT—FURNISHED Apartments and Houses. Apan@?n?g. SPLENDID NEW_FURNISHED TRAVERTON FIREPROOF. 24TH AND LANDON COURT. Caterlng 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. PHONE Ernest Sweet, New Hamlilton, 24th and Farnam. D. 1472, before engaging your apt. Best location and service. Prices reasonable. PHONE Ernest Sweel, Now Hamilton, 24(h and Farnam, D. 1472, beforo engaging your apt. Best location. Prices reasonable. ST. CLARE. = Harney 647. 3-room apartments, 24th and Harney. NEWLY f ctly modern 6-room cottage. Nice nelghborhood. Phone Web. 6353. " DR. BURKE, OMAHA'S MEN'S SPECIALIST. Tl_! CR 12 BLK.—OPPOSITE P. O. east. WANTED—Two men to sell 50-year guar- anteed Community sllverware, on easy payment plan. 623 S. 1lsth. EXPERIENCED stock salesman wanted by an Omaha corposation. Address Box 8546, Bee. Trade Schools. WE WANT MEN 70 LEARN THE BARBER TRADE, Few weeks qualify to run shop or werk for others; years of apprenticeship saved by our method; we have placed graduates in leading positions everywhere; compara- tively no expense; catalog mailed fre MOLER BARBER COLLEGE, 110 8. 14th St., Omaha, Neb. 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. GOOD MEN NTED. To learn auto trade for the many po- sitions now open. Fine training work in auto and electric starting system AMERICAN AUTO COLLEGE, 3 Farnam. Omaha, Neb. LEARN barber trade; be independent, more than make your expenses while learning. Wages or percentage. We don't over- charge you to begin; 1402 Dodge St. _TRI-CITY BARBER COLLE Ml}}:elhneous. ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES, MEN WANTED—Able-bodied unmarricd men under age of 35; citizens of United States of good character and temperato habits, who can speak, read and write the Eng- ish language. For information apply to Recruiting Officer, Army Bildg., 15th and Dodge Sts., Omaha, Neb; 130 N. 10th St, Lincoln, Neb.; 827 4th St. Sioux City, Towa: 207 6th Ave., Des Moines, lowa WANTED—Young men as railway mall cleks; $76 per month; sample examina- tlon questions free. Franklin Institute, Dept. 221 R. Rochester, N. Y. specialty; cleaning and alterations. Peery | Mothers care Colfax 3313 Rug_Factory, 2422 Cuming. Red 2343 Laundry and Day Work. Shoe Parlor: EXPERIENCED woman _wants washing, OMAHA SHOK HOSPITAL, 1822 Farnam.| _lroning or cleaning. Call. Web. 6344, EXP. colored lady wants bundle washing Towel Supplies. and duy work. Har. 2912 Qmaha Towel Rupply, Ui 8. 11th. D. 628 | yoR experienced bundia washing call Wedding Stationery. VAbEISE ARTT: e e WEDDING _announicements and printing, | EXP. colored Tady wants day work. ref Douglus Printing Co. Tel Doug. 644, TBundle wash; Plain_dinriers FOR DAY work or bundle wash. Web. amber, day or Iaundry work. Har. OMAHA railway mall clerk examinations coming, $76 month. Sample questions free. Write Immediately. Franklin In- stitute, Dept. 231 W. Rochscter. N, Y, MEN wanted to enlist in S'gnal Corps at once; report Lincoln. T WILL start you in mail order business, furnish everything, it you will handle my goods. C Co., 16, Atlantic City, House Cleaning, laundry work. Harn: Taunry wi. Call Del, Reall Guar. Wob. 4837 ‘OULTRY AND FEI >10CK IF YOU have anything to (rade, make up & little wd wnd run it in this column for seven duys—it only costs 2bc and 3c per answer, This offer is good only fn Omaba, and excludes Real Estate, cash offers and Business Properties For Sale or Trade’ Thes well as mail orders for use of Swappers' Column, must pay regular rates. One or two answers are sufficient to make vour trade and the whole trans- action only costs mbout 80c. Try it. ADDING MACHINE—Burroughs adding machine, like new: will exchange for typewriter, office furniture, or what have you? Hox 8, C.-717, Bee. First-class laundress w'ts day work. H. 4499, TX, LAUNDRESS, Uu. dle wash. Web. 3941, Experienced lady wants day work. Har, 1268 TLAUNDRY carefully_done. Web_ 4283. 5 ,E otels and Restaurants, LOYMENT AGENCY, % Douglas 1856, lle.dqu-neu for hotel help. scellaneous. [y SITUATION wanted as porter, dishwasher or elevator boy; experienced colored boy. Webster 4134. FOR SALE—Fister O'Valley farm, regi tered Russian Wolt Hound: 4 years old Phone Walnut 2672, DAMAGE eniny 0 a nundred. A reenings, $1. w. Wllm!r ifll N. 16tn. MONEY TO LOAN FURNITURE, planos. ind. notes as security. $40—6-mo. H. H. gds, total cost, $3.50. $40— * Indorsed notes. total cost, $2.60. Smajler, larger am'ts. proportionate ri PROVIDENT LOAN SOCIETY. Organized by Omaha Business Men. 432 Rose Bldg.. 16th and Farnam. Ty. 666 for sick and old people; private home. Mrs. Honig, 3343 Pratt St. Col. 3384. MISSES LILLY AND GOULD—Bath, mas- __sage, 1322 Farnam St. Phéne Doug. 3410. FOR RENT—HOUSES MlsceUaneom. WE_HAVE WHAT YOU WANT. HOUSES AND COTTAGES, MODERN EXCEPT HEAT. MISS PEGGY MACK, baths and massage,| b-R-—4803 N. 29th St. $18.00 1802 Farnam St. Room No. 2. D. 8751, | 6-R.—2910 Saratoga St 18.00 - e 6-R.—2819 N. 27th St. (for colo 15.00 SCTENTIFIC massage. Miss Schmitz, room R 2 8. 6th St. 1250 301 Neville Block, 16th and Harney, R—1316’ Capitol Ave : 2500 MISS_WILSON—Bath and_manicuring. No. STRICTLY MODERN, 2 Davidge Blk. Phone Douglas 8751, 6-R.—4112 Farnam St.... 36.00 NOAH and Charles write to your brother, 1814 Laird St. (garage) 35.00 Frank Christle, at Seattle, ¥ 21 8. 8th St.. dno0 LUELLA WEBSTER, masseuse, S e Bkl Rt o LU Charles St. (garage) 26,00 CLARK, manicuring. 1502 Farnam NI Bt R 30.00 Room 2. Douglas 8761, Dewey Ave. (close in)... 40.00 SCIENTIFIC massage, 520 Bee Bldg. Ph 1 Dodge St . 40.00 Douglas 6372 =y VE OTH COM- MASSAGE girl wanted. Room 301, Nevil g‘éfi?i'r\r‘ ERINTED EEEORE Sl e PORTER & SHOTWELL, URNACH ned, §1. Central Tin Shop. | 202 §. 17th St. Doug. 5013. anicuring and mass. 1623 Farnam. Rm, 15, 5 C PAYNE & SLATER CO. FOR RENT—HOUSES SPECIALS. = 5 rooms, 830 So. 23d St., all modern ex- Wes cept heat, east front, easy walking dis = 3303 HOWARD ST. tance, very speclal price, $16.50. A 2-story frame, 7 rooms and sleeping 5 rooms, 2524 Capitol Ave., all modern, poren. New furnace. in garage If desired. Room for one car House rent, $30. ALFRED THOMAS, 30§ First Nat Bk Bldg West Farnam district, 5-room _cottage, strictly modern, casily heated, furnished or_unfurnished BEAUTIFUL ouk fixtu location; FOR RE! Harney & . stucco bungalow, new, built-in s beautifully decorted. Best snap for $30. Harney 4330 —6-routh house, modern except new oak floors throughout, new plumbing fixtures, new lighting fixtures, nicely dec- orated, sowth front, easy walking distance to town, dandy place far $27.50. 6 rooms, 822 So. 3Sth St., strictly mod- ern, Field club district, 3 bedrooms, east tront, $40. 6 rooms. 3917 modern, three porch, $27.50. 8§ rooms, newly decora North 20th St, strictly bedrooms and sleeping 201 Grant St., ed throughout, garage, heat. Three-quarter basement. 3008 e e Wibater Inquire next door YOUR CHANCE-MUST _BE BRICK | HOU! 14 Dewey Ave, seven : SE: §-r., mod, furnace, roomsi modern Moyer Stationery Co.,| 1 ik to car., 2462 S. 17th, ;1-r., new, SR A Fu et — | mod. choice, 1819 Grace, $28; $-r.. mod. 356 N {IST § rooms and bath, atrictly | ex. heat, 2 lots, barn, fruit, ‘a_beautiful modern, only $28 Osborne Realty Co.| home place, 3802 Seward, $20; 7-r., mod. Loulns 1474 ex. heat, 2118 Burt, §20; mod. ex. — North. heat, barn, $17, 4204 Lake , mod. ex. : North. s heat, neat home, 2520 Seward, $16; 7- §-ROOM house, four lots, fruit trees, grapes, new, mod., cholce, 4715 N. 36th Ave., $25; shade for chickens, 1924 N. 51st St, $16.| ten others, $5 to $35. McKitriek R. E. Call Walnut 1015, Co. Douglss 1482, Tyler 2140-J. MODERN G-room cottage, corner lot, gar- [~ § rooms, with bath. 1819 N. 17th St.$12.60 age, on_car line, $20. Doug. 8751, 7 rooms. 3316 Burt St. modern.... 22.60 2822 BROWN St. 6-ro01 $20.00; modern,| 7 rooms. 1306 8. 25th St., modern.. 27.50 53 10 rooms, 2414 Cass St. modern... 40.00 Eas Routh RPN BENSON & MYERS CO,, §ROOM house, with garage, absolutely modern, 4 rooms downstairs, oak finished, 4 rooms and sun room on second floor. 3114 Woolworth Ave. Tel. Harney 5574 9 GEORGIA AVE.—12 rooms. modern, 65 O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO. Doug. 2715, 1016 Omaha Nat Kani Bldg. “ROOM modern house onk finigh, 15 Park Ave Phone Harney 1565 §-ROOM new bungalow, ali une one foor, all modern, wit. small garage, $30. 1210 8. 25th Ave. Red 1881 Omaha Bank Bldg. flat, §16 No. 16th 8t. -r.. ull mod. Good for reoming H. A. WOLF, 614 Ware Block Spencer St., N. 27th St., 7 N. 22d St., d-r. RASP BROS,, . mod. ex. heat, §21 mod., $15. 106 M'CAGUE BLDG. A\l ¥4