Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 12, 1916, Page 10

Want-Ad Rates CASH WITH ORDER. lc per word. . each Insertion (Set sol display.) Ads Paragraphed or Set in Display Style $c per line .one time Te per line ‘three consecutive times (Count six words to the line.) CHARG L\'rr,n. £o per line Tc per line. ‘(hree consecutive times (Count six words to the line.) Special Rates: Farm and Ranch Lands. %0 per line three consecutive (Count ‘six words to the line.) POREIGN ADVERTISING UNDER AGENTS OR HELP WANTED CLASSIFICATIONS. per word. i%c per word. times three consecutive times NO AD TAKEN FOR LESS THAN A TOTAL OF 20c OR LESS THAN 100 A DAY. CARD OF THANKS, DEATH AND FU- NERAL NOTICES. 10c per line 3 nrn tnurllon (Minimum charge 50 ce nom'mv RATE FOR s'r,\MrIKu ADS| (No change of copy allowed.) o per line $1.50 he line.) \tract rates on application.) THE BEE will not be responsible for more than one imcorrect 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- venlentty bring or send in your ads. Ask for a Want-A4 Taker, and you will re- celve the same good service as when de- livering sour ad at the office. PHONE TYLER 1000 WANT-AD COLUMNS CLOSE. EVENING EDITIONS 121 00 ll MORNING P‘I)I"’AIU_PL MOVIE PROGRAM. Carrent offerings of the best Motion Plc- in Omaba. (€ ) TT1416 FARNAM SC—SHOWN HERE FIRST—iC GENERAL PHOTOPLAYS. PLENTY OF COMEDIES & NEWS REELS, TWO OR THREE-REEL FEATURES. ALL SEATS 5 CENTS, BEST PLACE FOR XMAS SHOPPERS REST, PIPE ORGAN MUSIC, PRINCESS DOUGLAS 6C—PRESENTED HERE FOR—6C FOURTH EPISODE OF THE “MYSTERY OF MYRA! “THE TWO ROADS," THREE-REEL DRAMA OF HEART INTEREST WITH ACTION. BIRTHS AND DEATHS. Hirths—Roy D. and Bertha Nichols, 210¢ North niy-seventh avenue, girl; Fred and L. Elas, 1401 South Sixteenth girl; John and Catherine Bartman, 5824 outh Thirty-second, boy; Frank and Caro inc Rapalik, 4614 South Thirty-first, hoy; “rank and Mary Babka, Albright, boy; Richard and Pearl Scalzo, Carpathin apart ments, girl; John M. and Ruth E. Roberts 1405 North Thirty-fifth, boy; F. K. and An tonette Mittermetar, 3159 Farnam, boy; Dornia and Kathryn Eggers, 3916 North Forty-first, kirl; Frank A. and Ella Talbot 1613 North Thirty-first, boy; Harry and Ida Hahn, 1816 North Twenty-seventh, girl; Ar- nold and Alice Stevens, 4716 South Twe tieth, boy Deaths—Arthur W. Allen, 49 years Georgla avenue; Mrs. Rosenina Madsen, 64 years, 3136 South Eighteenth; Richard B Porter, % years, 806 North Nincteenth: Frank Wilson, years, hospital; Nellle B. Morri years, 2008 North teenth; Haldwin, 16 months, North Fifteenth: George C. Bedford, years, §132 Dodge; Dorcas E. Brown years, 4801 Dodge; Barbara Norris, years, 2908 South Seventeenth; Ma lone, %0 years, 2422 Spaulding: Camilla M Jensen, ¢ years, hospltal. MARRIAGE LICENSES The following permits to wed have tsmued Name and Residence. James Prochazyka, Omaha.. Olga Sinkula, Omaha. . Joseph A. Edholm, Omaha Thora Hanson, Omiaha. ... Edward Jones, Omaha Ida Current, Omaha Roy Flebbe, Grand Island, Zelln M. Bloom, Grand Island, Jens P. Jensen, Lyons, Neb.. Emma Furst, Omaha. .. LOST--FOUND--REWARDS IF you lose anything and will advertise it here, you will surely recover it If found by an honest person, Remarkable reco eries are brought about every day through this column. THE HONEST WAY If you find something of value, or a keepsake of value only to the owner, in to Insert & swmall ad. The owner of the article in most cases {s willing to refund the cost of advertising OMAHA & COUNCIL, BLUFFS STREET RAILWAY COMPANY. Persona having lost some article would do well to call up the office of the Omaha & Council Bluffs Btreet Rallway company to ascertain whether they left it In the street car. Many articles cach day are turned in and the company ls anxlous to restore them to the rightful owners. Call ‘Pyler K00, LOST—On N, 24th Bt. car, between 27th and Leavenworth and 16th and Douglas Sts., about 8 p. m. Dec. 9, a lady's black moroceo leather hand! , containing check and bank books on State Bank of Omaha, gold watch with fob, watch engraved “B." on outside of case, other engraving Inside of case;: bag also contalned valuable papers, keys and miscellaneous other ar- ticles, Reward. Call Harney 5053, 1505 been Neb.. Neb " North. DIAMOND 24TH AND LAKE KATHLYN WILLIAMS in “THE TEMPTATION OF ADAM.” “THE GATE OF DEATH." GRAND 16TH AND BINNEY CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG WlTHOU‘ll‘NA SOUL." IPPODROME ~ 25TH AND CUMING ONE GOOD PICTURE AND COMEDY. [ROP 24TH AND LOTHROP FRANK KEENAN ANIJ ENID MARKEY “WAR'S \ WOMEN o SHERMAN AVE & TocusT | 1< “PATH BEYOND THE WINDS." “IN-LOVE WITH A FIREMAN." R R [ R I APOLLO WTH & LBAVENWORTH LOU TELLEGEN in “THE VICTORY OF CONSCIENCE." PARAMOUNT TRAVELOGU! 'ARD 33D & LEAVENWORTH HELEN HOLMES i "TI'IE I(ANAGER OF B AND A" ll L Vifii’on‘rn “THE SHIELDING SHADOW” AND GRANT POLICE REPORTER - AND OTHERS. est. CLIFTON ATH AND BURDETTH CHARLES CHAPLIN in “A NIGHT IN A SHOW." “HIS BROTHER'S KEEPER." TRIBUNE (SELIG). DUNDER GI8T AND UNDERWOOD CLEO MADISON in "THE CI{ALICE OF SORROW,” e Comedy. In the ELEVEN Months of 1916 The Beo gained....63,910 pald ads MORE THAN DOUBLE the COMBINED gain of the other two Omaha papers anm st Bats,_Bu Resulls, _Bost Servioe e of slx sliver tablo knives, B." on East Side Hanscom Park car Saturday evening; reasonable roward for return or notice. 8. A, Searle, 548 Omaha Natl Bank bldg 3§16 REWARD for return of rug lost De- cember 4 between §0th and Pacific and 27th and California. No questions asked. __Dou b, 4204, il S5 STRAYED—8mall bay mare with white hind foot, had saddie and halter on. Re- ward. Tel. 1684-3, Address H. A. Kruse, Benson, Neb. FOUND fioda Fountain, GRN!IN'! PHARMACY, 16th and Howard. BT—Green and black auto robe, Reward. " Notify Tyler LOI’I'AMtnk mlllh a sanitary w.dnuflny nl&nL FOR SALE—Miscellaneous Fumlmre and Household Goods. HOLIDAY BARGAINS, Pretty presents free to purchasers of $5 or over during this sale. Hollday buyers should by all means visit the State Furni- ture Co., corner 14th and Dodge, where hundreds of useful p tained at one-half th monstrous pleces of furniture, cedar lamps, talking machines, fancy pedestals, stands, etc, BTATE FURNITURE CO, Corner 14th and Dodge. Ph.nt Doug. 1317, THE BEE: Fi OR SALE—Miscellaneous shelving “ixture and Doug. 2 Pillow tops, Call Doug llul-l showcases Wa buy, sell. Omaha Supply Co., 414-16-18 8. 12th TED set, bedspread searf and stand cover las 7913 DIAMOND ring, 2 15-100 carat; mond brooch. Friedman, 1211 DRY KINDLING WOOD., ACME BOX COMPANY. HARNEY 1837 LS NAVAJO RUG and other relics. Emmet Phone Web. 4010 BUY HONEY of a beekeeper. Write to me \Irl Whitford, I\YIIu:Vnn Neb. WANTED TO BUY GUTTMAN Froe | Jiiehest for Furniture, Rugs, Clothes, Pianos, Office Furniture, Trunks, Bhoos. Douglas 3971, Res, Webstor 4204 WE ARE LARGEST GRADERE AND PACKERS OF WASTE PAPER WEST OF CHICA WRITE OR PHONE US FOR PRICES. DOUGLAS 169, OMAHA PAPER STOCK (0, RAW FURS will bring highest prices when shipped to M. P. Levine, 162 Market Bt, Paterson, N. J. Check is malled same day _furs are received. DESKS DESKS DESKS New desks, used desks, bought, sold and traded. J. (. Reed, 1207 Farnam DIAMONDS sm,mm;x‘x_ujmr: ’:Lm. IE’\IKINS Tadies dia- Douglas Prices Payn highest price for clothes, shoes, trunks, Re: Dougl £032 W oriard xon; i firat tetter. Box 9039, Be WANTED to buy small safe. Call D SPECIAL NOTICE annx- block. quote 2607 Taa C Stockwell prants, OMAHA, SWAPPERS’ COLUMN IF YOU have anything to truae, make up & little ad and run It in this column for seven days—it only costs 26c and 3c per answer. This offer is good only in Omaha, and excludes Real Estate, cash offers and Business Properties For Bale or Trade, These, as well as mail orders for use of Bwappers' Column, must pay regular rates. One or two answers are sufficient to make your trade and the whole trans- actlon only costs about 30c. Try it, In the ELK Months of 1916 The Bee gained....53.910 pald ads MORE THAN DOUBLE OMBINED gain of the other two Omaha papers Lowest Rate, Best Results, Best Service I HAVE a good roller top desk, a 100-1b. fcebox, a hard coal burner and a sewing machine to trade or can use a Victrola with records, good motoreycle or a good office safe. 8. C. Bee. BAKER Hlectric Roadster, sultable for city agent or canvasser; will trade for gas car, any kind, or what have you valued $250 or $3007 Address K, Bee Office, South Omaha. WANT AUT! for my 160, from Jacksonville, tlon. Colfax 4193 6-YEAR LEASFE on modeled, In thickly settied part of will sublease for cash or transfer lease for good car. Address S. .-915, Bee. ADDING — MACHINI>—Burroughs adding machine, liks ne will exchange for typewriter, office furniture, or what have you? Box 8. C.-T17, Bee BURROUGHS adding machine, condition; wlill exchange for office furniture, or what have you? S. 18, Bee. WE swap or huy ko fiims developed frec. one-day mervice. Kase Kodak Studlo, Nevilla Blk.. 16th and Harney. FOR TRADF—A royaity coniract and the patent. for anything I can use or Is worth the money. Address §. C.-720, Bee. th and clear vacant, cre cut-over land, Fla. Make 1824 Sahler, in No. 1 typewriter, Box ANNOUNCEMENTS Your most convenlent nr\n(lr THE PRINTING HOUSE OF MAUER. Phone Doug. 7744, ”|u19 Farnam St. AUTOMORBIL) torage, dry and clean, $3.60 n|n!|lh K ys Bros, Counc ',I,,Bm" 1a. Accordion Pleating. ACCORDION, Side, Knife, Box Pleating, Cov. Buttons, Hemstitching. Neb. Pleating lnn Button (o, 431-2 Paxton fllk R llfl Attorney at Law. FRANCIS MORGA e Bakeries. CAKES, pastry and fancy bakery goods supplied to parties, lodges and entertain- ments. Z. H. Reeder, 1606 N. 18th, W, 3927 ORTMAN NEW ENGLAND BAKERY, 212 N. BRANCHES—PUBLIC MARKE' HAYDEN BROTHERS. “OUR MOTTO"—BETTER BAKED GOODS. Baths. DR. BENDA — Sulphur, steam. Modern Turkish BATHS AND MASSAGE. Privato apartments for ladles, with ludy attend- ants, 1919 Phone Doug. 6877, RITTENHOUSE San fum; all kinds baths, 210-214_Baird Bk, 17th and Douglas. Btaats [nst, 1606 Nlm!yI electric and other _ baths, massage. D, 7097. Open evenings. Buttons and Pleating. VAN ARMAN Dress Pleating and Button Co, 336-7 Paxton Blk. Doug. 3109, Accor- dlnn. knife, side, space, box, sunburst and combination pleating, nnm.uumn:. pleot Douglas 4059 16TH. AND all styles and sizes, WANTED—To (rade ono b-passenger auto- moblle in good condition for mares, Ad- dress 8, Bee Office, 80, Omaha WOULD exchange a good 40 h. in good condition, for bowling alley. dreas Y-717. Bee. HAVE good mandolin chango for good shotgun. 722 Bee LITTLE AD in this column will about some remarkablo exchanges. 5 DIAMOND ring, %- klru(‘ to trade for Vie- _trola. Address 8. C. 914. ; BUSINESS CHANCES WAHOD mill property for sale. The prop- erty of the Wahoo Mill Co., consisting of 200-bbl. mill and 20,000 bu. clevator, large flour house, steam power plant with Cor- liks engine, will be sold at Wahoo, Ne- braska, on Tuesday, December, 19, 1916, at 2 o'clock p. m. to the highest bidder. This property is complete and in running order, is located on one-half block of deeded land and on siding of C., B. & Q. R. R., with switch to C. & N. W. R. R. No_incumbrance. Wahoo is the county seat of Saunders county, a town of 2,500 pop. located in the finest wheat belt of eastern Nebraska. Further Information gladly furnished. 1d Lehmkuhl, Trustee. WISH ta sell my moving picture show in Omaha. It s one of the few that are making money and you will be surprised when you learn which one it 5. Close In, best equipment and must be sold by Junuary 1. Wil sell part cash and the rest torms. Deal with owner direct and save blg commissions. Address 9087, ee. . roadater, Ad: and gultar to ex Box 8. C, A bring Brass and Iron Foundries. Paxton-Mitchell C 27th and Martha Sts. Caterers: AN EXPERTENCED CATER cook; speclal attention to parties Prices reasonable. H Chiropractic. Drs. Johnston, 1326 W, O, W, BId‘ D 05" Chnroyncdc and Spinal Adjustment, Dr. Burhorn, Rose hldg Palmer school graduate. Doug. 5347. son, 602-3 I’lula Big. T. 236 excellent nd Sun- 4 Carpenters and Contractors. Lessard & Son, 1906 Capitol Ave. Tyler 1633, Costumers, LARGEST stock of costumes for theatricals and masquerades In the country for sale or rent. Lieben & Son, 1514 Howard. THEATRICA(, gowns, full dress sults, for rent. 204 N. 17th, John Feldman, D. 3128, Detectives. JAMES ALLAN, 312 Neville Blk. Evidence red in all_coses. Tyler 1136, Intorstato Detective Asan.. 432 Ramge BId " In thoe ELEVEN Mon! 1 The Bee lllnlflu..ll.llfl ‘pald ads MORE THAN DOUBLE the COMBINED gain of the other two Omaha papers Lowest Rato, Best Results, Best Servico HIQH - DRADE furntul painted bri could be nmud to furnish a m wodern cottago, Can be bought at halt value. Any party wishing a pretty homo call Tyler 2148-J. No doalers or triflers. FARNAM “THE DEVIL’S BONDWOMAN. UNIVERSAL COMED! m "lDVE'S CROSS ROADS A9 UGHT IN A JAM." lomhlldn MTH AND M 'm INSIDE 0' 'l'lll 'lll'l'l 'RAFFIC. IN'I‘IRNAYI‘?ONAL CARTOON. MEDY, DEATHS & FUNERAL NOTICES. LODGE NO. 3, ATTENTION! All Masons are especlally urged to bo resent at f I nrvl«- of our late rother, Judge 5 p. m. Monday, I‘:nal di- rect to residence and lII make ln’azgnul effort lu be BI‘OII RAPIK~HI‘. Marle, dled Saturday after- noon at 4 o'clock, B'Iml'd mother of Mr. Adolph Knrl 3 Funeral will donce, 1734 8. St Tuesday afternoon At 2 o'clock. Interment in Bohemian Na- tional cemetery, Auto service. AYE Aenola T., at his residence, North Twenty- 'nurlh street, in the eighty- first year of his age. Passed away at 6 R m. uundly. Deeomb-r 10, surrounded by s family. . Mnl arrangements will be announced ater. DONOVAN—¥irs. Deborah, aged 63 years, Funeral Wednesday morning, December 13, at 9 a. m., from residence, 4125 Lake street, to St. Cecilla’s church, Burlal, st Mary's_cemetery, MELDRUM—Thomas, _aged 74 years 17 months, at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Edward Chapman, 2129 Evans street. | Tuesday afternoon, 2:30. Inter- __ment Forest Lawn. 5701 BA' len . ed 'Il Funeral from residen lnuru Mon- Friends '-Icome. Burial ____FUNERAL DIRECTORS. VU JOHNSTON, embaimers and fu- neral directors. 117 n 16th. Tyler 1676, AULSE & RIEPEN, andertakers and balmers. 701 8. 16th l'. Douglas 1338, FRATERNAL ORDERS. of Covert lodge, No. 11, A. F. A. M., are requested to meet at M; 2 BTOVES, ALL KINDS, Sce us first, Pri right. City Furniture Co., 107 8. 14t Loyal Furntiure Co., 223 N. 16th St BUY a Little Glant ironing table. It gives absolute satisfaction, The Little Glant Manufacturing Co., Omaha. o STOVES, furniture, rugs, bedding and linen of all kinds. Open till § p. m. Dolgoff, 1539 N. 24th St 4 ND oak heaters at a bargain. 2024 Davenport St. Planos and Musical Instruments. ONE B flat cornet, instant cha Id bell, trumpet model, York make, w: 385, Web, 6005, EDISON phonograph with 75 records. Web. 5005, " Printing_and Office_Supplies. COIMIIR(‘ML Duplicating also public Phone for prices. Douglas 2803, UNITED STATES PRINTING CO Bee Bldg. ou 2 WATERS-BARNHART Ptg. G. Co., quality printing. Tel. Doug. 2190, 6234 8. 13th St NEW AND SECOND-HAND MOTORS. EXPERT ELECTRICIANS AND MACHINISTS. LE BRON ELECTRICAL. WORKS, 318-20 Bo. s BOILERS, plpes. Gross Wrorkln[ Co., SEWING MACHINES ‘We rent, repair, sell noedln and parts of all sewing machines. MICKEL'S NEBRASKA CYCLE CO. This Cuming. 16th " Billiards and Pocket Tables. FOR SALE—BILLIARD TABLES. Brand new, carom and pocket, with complete outfit, $126; secoud-hand tables at re duced prices; bowling alleys and suppli casy payments. Clgar stores, drug, del catessen and soda fountain fixtures. THE BRUNSWICK-BALKE-COLLENDER Co., 407-409_South 10th St BARBER shop and pool pool table separately. St. Red 7230, (‘ypewmtn and Sllpphe e NEW machines sold the samo as rent—3$3 per month. Seo us before you buy or rent. Shipped any place’ on ten days' treo trial. Butts' Typewriter Exchange, 410 8. 19th St, Omaha, Neb. REMINGTONS, Monarcha _and _ Smith Premlers for rent; sent anywhere, Rem- fngton Typewriter Company D. 128 TYPEWRITERS sold, rented and repaired. Renot an Oliver Typewriter, 3 months for 5. Central Typewriting Exchange, 1905 hall Lang, Wil sell 1807 Far- o'clock p. m. for the purpose of conduct- ing the funeral service for our late er, Arnold T. Ayers, Services at Temple. Burial Prospect Hill cemetery. THOS. FALCONER, Worshipful Master. FLORISTS. WEST QUALIT: CUT FLOWERS or plants. Art Combinations shipped every- where. Excellent service to our custom- ers in past years recommends. HESS & SWOBODA, lIIS Farnam lL Doug. 1601, RTM or nlm nnhu. L. HEN- ml’. 1519 Farnam . 1238, viorse.® LEE L. LARMON 1814 Douglas Doug. 8244. PARKER Flower Bhop. 411 8 16th, D. 3102, z WAOBUI. 1622 Harney. Dfll‘ 1 . BATH, Natiooal Forist, 1804 Farnam Bt. e e % BUILDING PERMITS. 4 Cooperage Co., repairs, 1623 Farnam. WE BUY, sell and exchange typewriters. Guaranteed typewriters, $10 up. Wrl for list. Midiand Co., Bee Bldg. CMBON paper. §1 a_box and up; teumd A resm. Midland 214 Miscellaneous. CHRISTMAS GIFTS—Something different— handsome art leather novelties, mono- grams burned free, prices low; once for color illustrated catalog No, 3. Fraser & Fraser, 443 West Seventh St., Long Beach, California, ALEX JETTES LIQUOR HOUSE, ‘hirteenth and” Douglas. Bottled in bond whisky, 85c, $1.00, $1.25, __fall_a standard of quality will be main: i 4 quarta of Old Fontenelle whisky, bottled in boud. Henry mafl order house. Doug. 7162 123124 mll tresses mado over In now ticks at halt the price of new ones. All your own “Dancing Academ; DE LUX BALL TUE! TIIIIRD.. BAT., SUN. EVE. SCHOOL MON., EVE. 111 8. 15th 8t. Opp. Fontenelle. KEEP DANCING ACADEMY, 25th and Far- nam; class Mon. and F'ri. eve, Assemblies Wed. and Sat. eve. Private lessons. D. 7850. Dentists, Dr. Bradbury. No Pain. 912 W, O. W. Bldg. {U's Dent, Rms. 308 Rose Bldg. D. 2186 Dressmaking. WANTED—Sewing out by the day, altera- tons a speclalty. Price reasonable. Phone Harney 5500, PLAIN sewing, doll dresses made or small children's clothing; neat work. Tyler 2278-J. WANTED—Agents throughout Towa 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. 882 Brandels Bldg. In the ELEVEN Months of 1916 The Boe galned....63,910 pald ade MORE THAN DOUBLE the COMBINED gain of the other two Omaha papers Lowest Rato, Best Results, ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS will buy a substar:ial interest in a successful manu- facturing plant near Chicago. Full par- ticulars from Lewis L Co., Box 446, Ham- wmond, Ind, DO YOU WISH TO SELL YOUR BUSINESS AND TURN IT INTO CASH? IF SO, BEE OMAHA SALVAGE CO.. 760 OMAHA NATIONAL BANK BLDG. MOTION picture machines, (new and _re- theaters, supplies. Omaha Film nge, 108 So. 14th St. WILLIAMS, establisbed 29 years, or sell business see him. 411 Bldg. Referen Best Servies ‘To buy "M U. 8. National Bank, ction Co., Omaha, have closed out wore mdse. stocks than any other firm In U. 8. Write for terms. FOR SALE—Good, clesn stock of hard- ware, live town, central Nebraska. Good reason for welling. Be quick. Address Y 257, Bee. IF YOU want to sell or buy a business or rooming house call on Busch & Borghotf, 730 World-Yerald Bldz. Phone D. 3319, WE BUY, we sell motion picture theaters, machines, feature films. _ Co-operative Film and Supply Co. 210 Bromley Bl FOR SALE by owner, drug store, dwelling and stock; square des Address owrer. lll \Vell Ilh Av . Dcnvar. Colo 3 d business, good fixtures, at a bargain. Ad- dress, Y 722, Bee. TO GET In or out of busiuess, OGANGESTAD, 422 Bee Bidg. Dou GUARANTY plan; get In or out business. Al fiates. F. V. Kniest, Boa Bldl Omaha. call on 34717, Dressm'k'g, piain or fancy. reas. Ty. 1868-W. D-m;:lnl’ by the day, 2104 Daven. D, 7708, Bxp. dramkr. _Child's clothes, spec’y. D. 9037. Rooming Houses. ROOMING HOUSES, all sizes, great bar- __Eains. 419 Rose Bldg. Phone Tyler 2487, I|I “modern; 7957, 17th St—Rooming house, 8 rooms, heat (urn!llhml selling cheap. Doug. 7854, DRESMAKING WORK Expreu Compnmeu. TWIN CI1Y Rxpress Co, 1622 1111 Il-l\y auling Hair Dressing. IDEAL Hair Parlors, 207 Baird Bidg, Mant- _curing, toli* a Doug Everything for Women. ACCORDION, side, knife, sunburst, pluunl, covered buttons, all yles, hemstitching; picot edging, em- brnldury‘ boading, bralding, cording, eye- let cut work, buttonholes, pennants. IDEAL BUTTON AND FLEATING CO., 200 Douglas Bk Douglas 1936, Cass Bt box slzés and SITUATIONS WANTED WEEKLY RATE, 160 PER LINE. Day work or business ads, regular rates. 2 lines ono week 30c 3 lines ono woek. DECEMBER 191v SITUATIONS WANTED HELP WANTED—FEMALE Female. YOUNG lady, high school education, experi- enced In bookkeeping and stenography, desires office work, moderate salary. Box 9035, Bee. THE BEE charge for “Situation lower than any otber form uf advertist f printt it rls, wishes housekeeper with elderly couple. Box #992, Bee. TWO 'yuun{':.dle. want work where they can room snd board, or Just board Douglas 8417, CAPABLE woman wants second work or as housekeeper. Best references. Phone South 1255. « Stores ‘and Oflices SNOGRAPHER, Mfg. firm, $60. STENOGRAPHER, insurance, $50 FILING CLERK, young lady, NO FILING FEE—only 50 c vestigate references. __THE MARTI CO., 1327 W. 0. W. BLDG. STENOGRAPHER and clerk, small office very little shorthand, mostly typewrit- ing, some general offica work, salary $40. Western Reference & Bond Ass'n.. Inc, 2 Omaha National Bavk Bullding STENO. and Dic $75 to $55; Bkkpr., out of town, ry ‘depends; Steno, and BIkpr., $60 to $65; Steno., $50; typiat, $40. WATTS REF. CO.. 840 Brand. Theater BABIES and children to room and board. Mother's care. Colfax 3319, Laundry and Day Work. WANTED—Day work or chambermald Ighest recommendation. Red 846%. EXPERIENCED colored laundress wants bundle washing. Call Walnut 1485, work by reliable e woman, FOR DAY work or bundle wash. Web. Chamber, day or laundry work. House Cleaning, laundry work. Harney 3664. Launr'y wk. Call Del. Reas. Guar. Web. 4837 EX. LAUNDRESS, Lu dle wash. Web. 3941, Experlenced iady wants day work. Har, 1269 TAUNDRY carefully done. Web. 4283, Hotels and Restaurants. RELIABLE EMPLO i 1610 Davenport St. Douglas 1856, Headquarters for hotel help. WANTED—Girl for wrapping and labeling in our warehouse, Sherman & McConnell __Drug_Co., 16th ar TED—Girls witk catlon, between 18 and , to take up local and long distance telephone work. C. F. Lambert, 1817 Douglas St. Saleswomen and Solicitors. “Educated, refined young women wanted to take up our work the first of year. Prefer those with road calesmanship e x p e rience. School of instruction free. Salary proposition. Mid- land Lyceum Bureau, Des Moines, Ta. Household and Domestic. HELP WANTED—-MALE Stores and Offices. BOOKKEEPER and accountant who I8 willing to leavo city, position In excep- tionally good town in Nebraska and of- fers chance for man to develop Into very responaible position, salary depends upon applicant, approximately $100 to start. Western Reference & Bond Ass'n., Inc, WANT a young ma ing who can learn. Permanent to start STENOG., #15; Bkkpr., $76; $60; office clerk, good penman, WATTS REF. CO., 840 Brand. Drug Positions—All States CO-OPERATIVE REFERENCE CO., 1015-16 City Natlonal Bank Bldg. TAILOR wanted; all around man; Steady work: $18 per wtok Busch Tatloring Co., Tledger clerk, $60. Theater. 0 carriage and _auto Ameister & Son Co. Sacra- 1 Sllemen and_Solicitors. WANTED. High grade stock salesman who would be interested in handling first class Omaha proposition. STANDARD SEC. & INV. CO., Bultes 2 and 3, Wead Bldg. Boe Mr. Wolfe, Mgr. READ THIS—E| Fredericks made $61 this past week selling SPRING OILERS for autos in one Nebraska county. Many agents making $4 to $10 per day: no ex- perienco required. A GOOD POSITION for this winter with a steady Income. $50.00 {nvestment required, which ls well cured. Bank references as to our re- ponsibility. Dept. O. N, G. L. W. SPRING OILER CO., Brandein Bldg., STOCK SALESMAN. Reliable corporation is marketing the quickest selling stock ever offered in Omaha. Good commission to salesmen. Proposition backed and endorsed by this city’s prominent men. Get in while you can, £ 600 BEE BUTLDING. WANTED—Two experienced specialty or book men to take advantage of the next three weeks selling the story of the great war. Fifty to ninety dollars a week has beer. earned by two of our salesmen for the last ten weeks. An exceptional offer to clean up before January 1, when the price ralses. Apply between 10 and 12 a. m. F. D. Browning, 312 Baird Bldg. SALESMAN wanted; lowa and Nebraska territory open for right party, who can furnish references and bond; liberal com- mission and oxpenses advanced; give ref- crences and experience in first letter. American Manufacturing Company, Sta- ttion B, Waterloo, Ia WANTED—Salesmen to make $76 per month extra, with our big seller, as a side line. Little time—big profit. Call at 318 18th St, after 1 p. m. Monday. MEN WANTED to Introduce a quick-selling article. Men well acquainted with farm- ers in their locality preferred. Refer- ences required. Staats Manufacturing Co., Central City, Neb. WANTED—A roliable glrl for general house- work; would like Bohemian, but must speak English. Harney 1879, 3619 Far- _nmam. g NTED—Colored girl work; must be neat and Tyler 1645 WANTED—A middle-aged housekeeper for elderly man. Good home for right party. __References required. Box 9101, Bee. WANTED—A competent girl for housework; must be good cook wages; no washing. Call Harney WANTED—Compt. cook, 4 in family; no laundry work: good wages. Mrs. W. A. Fraser, 302 53d. Wal g IF YOU want your piano tuned before Xmas and tuned right, better call early. Chas. L. Fish, Plano Tuner. Webster 1265. WAVTED—A}( exp. white girl for general be a good cook. Highest H ney 2965, | for general house- clean. Phone goneral good mpetent cook perienced housemaid. Apply Ave. Phone Harney 206. 206 FOR RENT—ROOMS | ATTENTION, ROQM HUN’ 1 you fall to find the room you ¢ among these ads call at The office for a Room List—Gives complete detailed description of va- cant rooms in all parts of the city. If more convenient phone The Bee Waut Ad Dept. and give your name and address and a list will be mailed to you at once. New lists are tssued every week. Furnished Rooms “In the ELEVEN Montns of 1918 The Bee gained....53,910 pald ads MORE THAN DOUBLE the COMBINED gaia of the other two Omaha papers Lowest Rate, Best Results. Best Servies FOR two gentlemen or man and wife, pre- ferably musicians, pleasant room, strictly modern, no other roomers; meals if de- _sired. Phone Harney 2239, SUNSHINE APARTMENTS. For men only. Comfortable steam heated rooms. Rate $2.60 and up per week. 608 N. 17th 8t. £ g WANTED—By young business man with good position. a congenial roommate to share exceptional room; very close-in Address Box 9083, Bee. STRICTLY modern, newly furnished, warm, cozy room, only 33, to r:spectable, per- manent gentlemen; large room, $10. 713 N. 224 St IN Tefined nelghborhood, one cozy room, suitable for two nurses or young men, ia modern bungalow. Colfax 250 URNISHED steam-heated rooms, for seve eral men; reasonable; Hanscom park diste trict. Call Harney 2231, CHICAGO—2510—In _private home; south front room with alcove; also room LARGE front room, ern flat FOR RE near Karna breakfast it desired. [ 23 T—1 large front bedroom, at 1509 upstairs. Harney 1035, Harncy 3164, ront room, furnished, privats _2121 Douglas. Doag. 174L. rooms for respec men. 2428 Decatur St. Webste LOVELY furnished room for lady privileges; references. Red 8745. NICE south room, modern, arge and com- fortable, on car line. 319 South 26th; i rooms, plenty of heat, modern. 1 FURNISHED room, priv. home, garage. 3026 Davenport ROOM with washing, German family. ONE nicely furnished room for rent. 2216 Douglas St. bath if HEATED weII equipped; $1.60. 101 23 Housekeeping Rooms, NICE, clean light housekeeping _rooms, electric lights; one small housekeeping room. 2312 Douglas. WANTED—Housekeeper, middic-aged, for small apartment house. For Information calf Web. 3045 EXPERIENCED colored girl for general housework. 3617 Farnam. Telephone Har- __ney 4046 WANTED woman; no objection to one child, Monroe St WANTED—Experienced second girl; refer- ences required. Mrs. . T. Hamilton, 210 8. 32d Ave. WANTED—Woman to work for herself ana husband's board. 5041 S. 24th. Phone South 3835. WANTED—Good 2204 irl for general hou 2133 or 3201 Hamilt for general housework. . 327 So. SCHOOL girl to assist w!lh housework. $1.60 per week. Web. 4989. 110 SO. 26TH AVE.—Large, warm, modern parlor, housekeoping and laundry privii- eges. Harnoy 933 BEAUTIRUL room; month. 4716 1451 2406 ST. MARY'S AVE. and kitchenette; modern; tance. < TWO comfortable rooms for housekeeping, overything furnished. 2216 Leavenworth. ST. MARY'S AVE, 2563—Two modern fur- _rooms. Doug. 4432. housekoeping rooms for Private_home. 1015 HOWARD—Modern hing furnished. 3 hres nice housekeeping rooms, eloctricily, steam, gas range. MODERN furnished 8-room house. water heat. Phone Harney 1913. 604 S 28TH—2 or 4-room sultes; walking distance; everything furnished. handsome furniture, $& rth 40th Ave. Call Col. ‘ge_south room walking dis- couple. 2204 housekeeping rooms Do 51, Hot Miscellaneous. 100 GIRLS WANTED. Having largely increased our house dress manufacturing de- partment, we need 100 girls to operate the new machines. Girls having had no experience will be acceptable if willing to learn. All machines are power driven; the operating rooms are light, alry and clean. Girls have a private dining hall and every modern convenience. To such young women as are willlng to loarn to become skilled opera- tors, we will pay attractive wages and guarantee steady po- sitions. Apply at the Douglas street entrance, just west of Ninth street, and ask for Mr. Anderson. M. E. SMITH & CO. SUITE of warm well-furnished rooms; pri- vate family, Harney 4406. LARGE suite H. K. rooms, well furnished. 3626 Davenport 2 L.‘-KA":IGE front rooms, 422 8. 26th St. Doug. Board and Room. TN DUNDEE—4807 Underswood Ave., newly furnished and comfortable room; suitable for one or two; every convenience; near car_line; excellent board. LARGE, beautiful, modern, warm, fure nished room for two; close In, private home, best board. Tyler G58. WELL furnished large room for one orf two, with board. South i8th Ave. Hare n 254, JEG. urnished rooms “with first- class table board. Also day board, 1029 Geores xI.rAve JACK'S cfis—m;: class | week. 2009 board, _h 101 P.‘P,n’ H. 3195 GOOD BOARD, modern and _well-heated rooms; private hom Harney 4703. Unfurnished Roomx EDUCATIONAL JACQUES BRANDEIS, graduato University of Paris; professor of Spanish, University of Chihuahua, Mexico: French and Span- ish instruction; classes or private les- sons. Address 784 Brandeis Eldg. Phone Douglas_5230. VAN SANT SCHOOI, OF BUSINESS, DAY AND EVENING SCHOOLS. Second Floor Omaba Natlonal Bank Bid. ot Dou THE SCHOOL OF MODERN LANO G Class or private instructions complete. Courses, Phone Wcbster 65564, for in- formation, WANTED—Two men to sell 50-year guar- anteed Community silverware, on easy payment plan. 628 8. leth. Boys. BOY for grocery wagon. Central Blvd. Gro- cery, 37th ana Webst Trade Schools. WE WANT MEN TO LEARN THE BARBER TRADE, Few weeks qualify to run shop or werk for others; years of apprenticeship sa\ed by our method; we have placed graduates in leading positions everywhere; compara- tively no expense; catalog mailed free. MOLER BARBER COLLEGE, 110 8. 14th 8t., Omaha, Neb. (Established 1893.) B EN Months of 1916 The Bee gained....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 a speclaity of opening and closing asmall sets of books and doing bookkeeping work; audits and = chaiges reasonable. Address Bee $329, L IWI‘rLuhs from combings, $1 up. Dyed, 50¢. M. Brillhart, 338 Paxton Bldg. Fixtures and Wiring. DURKIN Electrle washing machines, electric irons and reading lamps. 2223 Cuming St. Douglas 2519, Furnace Cleaning, (Ilr. chim. clululnl SSER, furnace cleaner: lngd ln\ul prun. 192 Job Pnnun‘ GATE CITY Printing Co., high-grade print- In. 2621 N, 24th. I‘nuna Web. 169 “Justices of the Peace. C. W. BRITT, 301 Barker Block o _le(ing and Paper Hanging. IF* you want cheap work don't call me. guaranteo my work, painting and paper- s hanging. l‘nIIVIIN’m')‘ 6631. Carlson. Patent Attorneys. H A STURGIS, 630 Br Ildfl- Th D. 3469, “Masseures. German nurse, mnassage and bath. R. 301, _ Neville Blk.. 3d floor, 16th and Harney. MASSAGE and chiropody. 210 Baird Bidg. Patents, PATENTS procured, bought and sold. Inter- national Patent (o, 533 Brandels. D. 6691, Pianos for Rent. $3.60 per mu A. Hospe Co., 1613 Douglas. “Manufacturers. FLUFF ru( ror: old carpets; rag rugs a speclalty; cleaning and alterations. Peery Rug Factory, 2432 Cuming. Red 2343, Shoe Parlors. CLEAN, BRONZE. 1822 Farnam. Towel Sugrhu. Towel Supply, 1ith. D. 628 " Wedding WEDDING _ announcemonts _Douglaa Printing Co. Tel Doug. 644. Where to Eat. EAT HOME-COOKED MEALS NhW D LILATEMEN 1806 FARNAM. ‘OULTRY AND PET STOCK Borneman, work guar- th. D. 5438, SHINE and printing. W. Wakner, 801 N, 16th. feathers back when we renovate, 1907 Cuming St. Douglas FOR quick sale, Fronch poodle, only 316 Phous Webster 3097, YOUNG colored man; good cook, washer ana ironer; exporienced all around house- keeper; good habits; will work in or out of city; hotel or bachelor apartments pre- ferred. Harney 06846. Best refer«n(‘tl ‘WANTED—Office work as assistant book- keeper and typist, or clerleal work, Four years' experience as grocery clerk. Can Wlso operate typewriter at a good speed. Address Y 726, Bee. EXPERIENCED, rellable, capable and handy man wants good place on farm or country residence. H. G. Miller, 611 N. 17th St Tel. Tyler 1706 HOTEL CLERK—Fifteen years' experience, nine years under one management wishes position; not afrald of work; small town preferred. Age 36. Hox 8927, Bee. YOUNG married man now employed wants position with firm where he has chance for advancement. Reference. Address Apt. 2, 610 8. 22d, WANTED—Position clerk in store by young man with years' experience and best of referel Box 9096, Bee. NTED—By young man, place (0 work for board while attending college. Phone Boyles College, Douglas 1565 SITUATION wanted as porter, dishwasher or olevator boy; experienced colored boy. Waobster 4134, WANT position as watchman, by capable man with references. Phone E. Webster, Harney 4001, % OFFICE work wanted during afternoons by student. Can do stenographic work. Box 9134, Bee MIDDLE-AG position to run freight K215 WANTED—By exp., sober, ition, with good city 'ref. as six iD man with experience wanta clevator. Doug. rellable porter, Web. 3631 POSITION as cbauffeur by married man; references. Mr. Morton. Colfax 1180, BXPERIENCED _stationary fireman, ored. Call A, Dorsey, Harney 421 WANTED—Work for board and room by student. Address Simpson, 2069 Farnam. POSITION by reliable engincer, 30 years' oxp. Best references. Benson §11-J Colored man and wife want work; man for housework, wife lo cook. Web. 6639. col- TEACHER of con res_four more pupils. Persistent Advertising Is the Road to Success. 8837, Bee. AUTO MECHANICS. EARN BIG MONEY. alYeyer Idle—Big Demand 0 Learn by Our Methods. NATIONAL AUTO TRAINING ASSN, 3817 N. 20th St, Omaha. Send for Free (‘atalogue. GOOD MEN WANTED. To learn auto trade for the many po- sitions now open. Fine training work in auto and electric starting system AMERICAN AUTO COLLEGE, 2053 Farn: maha, Neb. LEARN barber tr: ' independent, more than make your expenlzl while learning. Wages or percentage. We don't ovel charge you to begin; 1402 Dodge St. _TRI-CITY BARBER COLLEGE. Miscellaneous. _ ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES, MEN WANTED—Able-bodled unmarried _men under age of 35; citizens 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 Bidg., 16th and Dodge Sts, Omaha, Neb.; 130 N. 10th S Lincoln, Neb.; 827 4th St, Sloux City, lowa: 307 6th Ave., Des Moines. lowa. WANTED—Young men as rallway mall ciecks; $75 per month; sample examina- tion questions free. Franklin Institute, Dept. 221 R, Rochester, N. Y OMAHA rallway mall clerk oxaminatlo coming, $76 month. Sample questio free. Write immediately. Frankiin In- stitute, Dept. 221 W, Rocherer, N. Y, MAN with Ford car, inside demonstration work, Call at 1924 Farnam St. until 9 p._m. Y. M. C. A. Day and Night School. BOYLES COLLEGE, DAY SCHOOL. NIGHT SCHOOL, dvery day Is enrollment day. Book- keeping, shorthand, stenoype, typewrit- fng, telegraphy, civil service—all commer- clal and English branches. Catalogue free. BOYLES COLLEGE, Douglas 1665, 19th and Harney Sts. Musicai. Harp—Limited number pupils accepted com- ing season: early applications favored. Harps fur. Loretta De Lone, 306 Lyric Bld. BOURICIUS MUSIC STUDIUS, 16 We show the puplls how to sty in the right way. D. 2471 PERSONAL PILES, FISTULA CURED. Dr. E. R. Tarry cures plles, fistula and other rectal diseases without swglcal operation. Cure guaranteed and no money pald until cured. Writo for book on rec- tal diseases with testimonials. PR, E. R. TARRY, 240 Bee Bldg., Omaba, Neb. THE Salvation Army Indusirial homne so- Ieits your old clothing, furniture, maga- zines. We collect. We distribute. Phone Doug. 4125 and our wagon will call. Call and inspect our new home. 1110-1112-1114 Dodge St FOR SALE—AINl kinds of furniture, some rugs, gas ranges, hard coal bur fine plano, walnut case, for sale or trade. Call Mr. Fleming at Gordon Van (o, Doug. 394, WANTED—Director for home talent pla: Minstrel play preferred. Address Y 72 Bee. MEN vlnlod o 'nlllt :n Signal Corps at T AGENTS AND CANVASSERS WANTED—Man or man and wife, to travel south for winter; prefer those with ox- perience talking to housewives; nothing to sell; must have at least $30, which is absolutely secured at all times. A-No, 1 references given. Big money for right party, Room 235, Flomar Hotel. WANTED—Ten live agent to work Omaha and Councll Bluffs, on a big money-mak- Call at 318 So. 18th 8! Ad\rrulll\! RUPTURE—Successtully treated without a surgical operation. Call or write Dr. Frank H. Wray, 306 Bee Bldg. WANT party to take part of car of house- hold goods, shipping to Bridgeport, Platts. mouth and North Platte, Neb, Gordon Van Co. Doug. 394. % STAATS INSTITUTE, 1506 Harney; cular massage; baths of all kinds. from 9 a. m. to 12 midnight. Doug. DR. BURKE, OMAHA'S MEN'S SPECIALIST., 218 CROUNSE BLK.—OPPOSITE P. O, east. MISS NASH, BRUGMAN, scientific masseuse and baths. 203 Karbach BIk. Red 2727 NOAH and Charles write (o your brother, Frank Christie, at Seattle, Wash. LULLLA WEBSTER, masacuse, 618 Paxton Blk., 10 a. m. to & p. m. Red 2400, mus- Open 7097 Hl-'.I.P WANTED MALE AND FEMALE. $100.00 MONTH. Get government jobs. Men and women wanted. List of positions open free, Franklin Institute, Dept. 38 A, Rochester, N, Y. SCIENTIFIC massage, 520 Bee Bldg. Phoie _ Douglas 6:7%. MASSAGE zi¢l wanted Block. ¥ Manicurint and mass 1623 Farnam Rm v Graduate masseur. Appointment only b. b MAGNETIC massage. 3424 Cuming. " Room 301, Neville THREE large roo wlth Talcove, 1525 S 26th. Phone Doug. 78 FOUR ROOMS—Elect. uum. modern except heat. 1124 No. 15th St Rooms Wanted. YOU PEOPLE WHO RENT ROOMS, CALT 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 rooma. FOR RENT—FURNISHED Apartments and Houses. Apartments. PHONE Ernest Sweet, Now Hamilton, 34th and Farnam, D. 1472, before engaging your apt. Best location. Prices reasonabis, S8T. CLARE. = Harney 647. 3-room apartments, 24th and Harney. e i _ FOR RENT—HOUSES _ West. 3303 HOWARD ST. A 2-story frame, 7 rooms and sleeping poreh. New furnace. Room for one caf In garage if desired. House rent, $30. ALFRED THOMAS, 308 First Nat. Bk. Bid) T HOUSE TOR RENT IN THE CATHEDRAL DISTRICT. 6 rooms, modern, on one floo large floored attic and small garage; blocks from the 40th and Farnam car line. $30 per month. ' Immediate pi segsion. J.H. DUMONT, & 416-18 Keeline Bldg. Phone Do West Farnam district, 5-room R P T or_unfurnished. Harney 5850 FOR RENT—6-room house, modern except heat Three-quarter basement. 3008 Webster. Inquire ‘ nz_xvl_d‘qor BRICK HOUSE—2614 Dewey A even rooms, modern. Moyer Stationery Co. 1611 F arnam North. 11 ROOMS modern except heat; one block to school. close to car; rent reasonable. Call Walnut 1. ROOM mod. house, good repair. 26th and Charles 5t 325 per_month. Web. 250 roum (‘u”ul{r “modern ¢ h.Call Douglas 1688. ERN G-room collage, corner 1ot age, on car line, $20. Doug. 8751. E-ROOM cottage, modern except heat, 1839 th. H 7 COLORED—6-r] Haruey 13 5-ROOM Tiouse Florence 2 = 52 sial Inducement.) . quarter-sawed oak floors upstairs and down, newly decorated and in very good condition. GLOVER & SPAIN, 919-20 City National, Sout] OM house, with garage, absolutely modern, 4 rooms downstairs, oak finished, A rooms and mun room on second floor. 3114 Woolworth Ave. Tel. Harney 557 § ROOMS and sun room, all modern, h\m- galow, 0; with garage, $30. 1537 8. 25th St. Tel. Red 1881, T-ROC modern onk finish Park Ave. Phone Harne house 1565; $30.00, §-ROOM cottage and bath, modern except furnace. 2423 8, 24th St i t4th § Douglas 7163, 10 ROOMS modern. 132 St Hana- com Park district. 6 ROOMS, no rent com Park district. GARAGE—42d and Harney Sts, ney 3561, -R. mod. flat, 2310 S. 24th, epl heat house, 1713 Nicholax 2744 Meredith, §12.50. Call Douglas 3962, 1325 8. 32d St. Han Call Har- 20, Tel. I, 4711,