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W—ant-Ad Rates CASH WITH ORDER, lc .ench (nsertion (8ot wolid—no display.) Ads Paragraphed or Set in Display Style. £ per line. ...one time Te per line. [three consecutive times (Count six words to tho line.) CHARGE RATES, .one time tive times (Count six words to the line.) il Specin! Rates: Farm and Ranch Lands. Tc per lne........thres consecutive times (Count ‘six words to {he line.) FOREIGN LDVERTISING UNDER AGENTS OR HELP WANT CLASSIFICATIONS. 2 per word 1%¢ per word. three consecutive times \0 AD TAKPN FOR LESS THAN A TOTAL OF 20c OR LESS THAN 10c A DAY. CARD GF THANK& DEATH AND FU- ERAL NOTICES. 10 per 'ln- .each Insertion (Minim 50 cents.) MONTHLY RATE FOR STANDING ADS. (No change of copy silowed) . One Itne -3 Two lines or mors. . (Count siz words to the e (Contract rates on application.) THE BEE will not bo responsible for more than one incorrect inmertion of an mdver- tisement ordered for more than one time. ADVERTIRERS should retain recelpts glven by The Bee In payment for Want Ads, as no mistake can be rectified without them. USE THE TELEPHONE If you cannot con- venfently bring or send in your ads Ask for & Want-A1 Takor, and you will re- colve the same jeo as when de- livering your ad at b office. - PHONE TYLER 1000, WANT-AD COLUMNS CLOSE, BEVENING EDITIONS. "MORNING EDITIONS o MOVIE PROGRAM. " Carrent offeringy of the best Motion Ple- ture Theaters in Omaba. (Change Dally.) Downtofwn. _ 1415 FARNAM ‘00 M.' FARNAM. VITAGRAPH FEATURE/ “THE HEART OF A FOOL. With HARRY DAVENPORT. PRINCESS. 1317-19 DOUGLAI Se—PRESENTED HERE FOR--6c “THE YELLOW MENACE" THE FOURTEENTH EPIBODE “MURDERED BY MISTAKE." WAR SCENES and CARTOON @OMEDY, ~North, ¥ DIAMOND, ziT i AND LAKE “THE MAN WHO HO WENT SANE.” “THE MAN FROM YUKON." “FAN AND FAN." Comedy. T16TH AND BINNEY LILLIAN GISH 1 * “DIANA OF THE "OLIJE.H' LOTHROP, 24TH AND LOTHROP ETHEL CLAYTON®and HOLBROOK BLINN. “THE HIDDEN SCAR." STAR, SHERMAN AVE. & LOGUST VALESKA SURATT in “THE IMMIGRANT.” AND COMEDY. AND LEAV! LBl 29TH e 'nupn or ™ 'm mm.wvmfi no AND LEAVENWORTH EAUTIFUL FANNY WARD n “EACH PBARI. A TEAR." PARAMOUNT PICTOGRAPH. LPF, ll“ GLADYS HULETTER in NCE THE PIRATE." AND THEBY COMEDY. ORTH F GG P .HAH. THI mn'mwn Tll.'—ll " “THE LUCK OF JANE" Wi FRANCES 'WELSON and ARTHUR ASHLEY In “THE REVOLT." IPPODROME. IITH AND CUMING “THE SHIELDING SHADOW.” ! FA'I'I!I N"l MONROE. - 2565 FARNAM HAE\‘ PICKFORD Ill “PUEBLO LWBND “THE lfllll’;l PLUND“ A, AND RUPERT .muuc o ELLA HAL “BUGLER OF ALGIERS." / OF THE LUMBERLANDS, N ”rfls ETERNAL. CHALLENGE." “NEARLY A HERO" DEATHS & ru'!“ ERAL NOTICES. ANBI -Anna, infant daughter of Mr, Mra, 8. P, Sorensen, Tuesday morn. 1 Funeral will be held Weost Center street, at £ o'clock Thursday afternoon. Burial in West Lawn cemetery. N—Anna Hansine, Infant daugh- fter of Mr. and Mrs. §. P. Sorensen, Tues- day morning. Funeral will be held’at the residengo, on West Center St., at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon. Berlal in West Lawn ceme- tery, ANBON—-Mrs. Sophih M., axed 81 ¥ . 10 months, 11 days, at her hom Poppleton Ave. Funeral Thursday ut Oakland, Neb. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. ' t the residence, WULSE A RIBPEN, andertakers and em. balmers. 701 8. 16th St. Douzlas 1226, FLORISTS. BEST QUALIT® CUT FLOWERS or plants. Art Combinations shipped every- where. Excellent service to our custom- ers In past years recommends. HESS & SWOBODA, 1415 Farnam St. Doug. 1501 LAR IRTMENT of fresh flowers, dellvered or shipped anywhere. L. HEN- DERSON, 1519 Farnam_S8t. Dou Fontenelle | P [, LK—REION Florist. 1814 Douglas St. Doug. 8244, PARKER Fiower Shop. 411 8 16th. D, 3105, A._DONAGHUB, 1622 Harney. Doug. 1001, BATH, National Florist, 1504 Parnam 8t e o oA, CARD OF THANKS. WE wish to thank our friends and neighbors for the kindness and sympathy shown us fwl the sickness and death of our be- mother, Mrs. R. Madsen. THE CHILDREN, BIRTHS AND DEATHS, Birthy—Arihur and Nora Bowering, Lake, g1 . “&:{-d .3'..2. n;;:;,"l‘. Pinkne: : 08 N gnes xa, 3014 B, boy; Fravic and Anna m South Tenth, girl; Herman and Hirschman, 3326 South Sixteenth, boy; James and Edna McEvers, 4024 Mapl i Bamuel £ir] K, and Marie Nlalum 3204 North hirty-sixth avenue, Leonard and Pmllm ll" "Bouth Eleventh, Gal- MARRIAGE LICENSES. The following permits to wed have been ssued Nume and Residence Arent Christensen, Omaha Mary Yuranek, Edholm, Neb.. Archle Miller, Ralston, Neb. Maria Mace, Omaha Herman Plambeck, Millard, Neb.,. Katherine Blel, Millard, Neb, Morris Maikin, Omah: Ester Stein, Omaha. BUILDING PERHITS The following bullding permits have been Issued: Anton shop, $500 nam, repairs, Jensen, les M 5,000. SN SPECIAL NOTICE Stockwell, corsets, Baldrige block. Spaulding, frame Garvey, 2810-12 Far- yihing here, you will surely by an honegt person. Remarkable recov- erles are ght nboul every day through this column, THE HONEST WAY I( you find something of value, or a keepsake of value only to the owner, is to Insert a small ad, The owner of the articlo In most cases Iy willing to refund the cost of advertising. OMAHA & CGUMWIL BLUFFS STREET RAILWAY COMPANY. Persons having lost some articlc would Ao well to call up the office of the Omaha & Council Bluffs Btreet Rallway company to wacertaln whether they left it in tho street car, Many articles each day are turned In and the company Is anxlous to restore them to .the rightful owners. Call Tyler 800, 2 LLOST—8unday evening, In_ Orpheum thea- ter, gald seal ring, monogram “L. J. L reversed Arabic style, Owner will pay $10 reward. Finder will please roturn saime to Mry W, J, MeCanler, 2117 Maple St. Phone No, 1 T the ELEVEN Montha of 19 Tho Bee gained....63,910 pald ads MORE THAN DOUBLE the COMBINED gain of tho other two, Omaha papers Lowest Rate, Hest Results, Best Service TOST—Bmail bracelet waich Sat. eveming about 8 o'clock on West Faram car, or between 27th and Farnam and Whayne apts, Call Douglas 7162, Reward. LOST—Tueaday noon, lady's hunting caso with leather fob, engraved Child's pleture inside. Re- 1l Douglas 282, ¥ LOST—Ono ri die Boston bull terrier, white tace, one colored eye. Dr. E. R. an:y. 40 Tee Bidg. Phone D, 2168 fe- OBT—Gatalokue case WIth catalogue, we: orn part of city, Kennedy & Parsona, 1309 Sonew, Douglay 164k, . TOST—Leather “Home Bullders” bill_fold, containink valuable papers; reward, Phone Douglas 4097, BAU T@antique Dreaden clock and candolabra at a sacrifice. 212 So. 26th Ave, ' LOST—Locket, diamond setting with lnllllll. 4. Reward AR A TS LOBT. A ch, 1 rn. Return to Bo' office and recolve reward. FOR SALE—Miscellaneous " Furnituré@®and Hotsehold Goods. AUCTION SALE HIGH GRADE FURNITURE, *|¥AT 847 SOUTH 1TH STREET. Thursday, Dec, 14th, starts at 1\p. m. sharp. Consisting of § large leather rock- ing chairs, 1 parior rug, 1 pedestal dining table and chairs to match, 1 buffet dining room rug, 4 electric stand lamps, 3 Vernis Martin beds, sptings and mattreswes, 2 wanitary cots and pads, 2 lafge bed room rugs, ladies' writing desk, 2 dress- ors, 1 chlllahf electric b top, linons, dishes, bedding and hun- dreds of articles (oo numerous to * mention, $300 GENUINKE ALASKAN SEAL COAT, BIZE 36, This furniture s almost now, bought lr- than a year ago, and i all furn oak, Don't fall to attend this sale as it 18 high' grad. and Auction C’. Alctionsers. IDAY BARGAIN . Pretty presents freo to purchasers of §5 or over during this sale. Hollday buyers ahould by all meuns viat the State Furni- ture Co, corper 14th and Dodge, ‘whero hundreds of useful presents can be ob- tained at one-half the price during thls monatrous salo of 'rugs, stoves, fancy loces of furniture, cedar chests, clectric &-n ulllnc mn:hlnn gato leg tables, tancy pedest IAT" NI’ B CO. cu-er ‘gd“;n Doug, 1317, THE BEE: OMAHA, FOR SALE—Mis:ellaneous Typewriters and Supplies. TYPEWRITERS soid, rented and repaired. Rent an Oliver Typewriter, § months for $6. Central Typewriting Exchange, 1905 Farnum. WE BUY, well and_exchange Guaranteed typewriters, $10 for list. _Midiand Co, Bes Bl CARBON paper, §1 & box and u _50c_a_ream. Ml Miscellancous. REDUCE THE HIGH COST OF LIVIN Buy direct from the producer 100 Ib. sack of fancy rice, $5.25, delivered to your door Sumnples free on_request. Make checks puyable and address all communi- catlons to LOUISIANA GROWERS' ASSN,, 760 Omaha National Bank Building. ALEX JETTES' LIQUOR HOUSE, Thirteenth and Douglas. Bottled in bond whisky, ¢, $1.00, §1.25, full_quart. MY high standard of qualily will be main- d; 4 quarts of Old Fontenclle whisky, bottled in bond. . Heory Pollock, X 762 122-124 typewrite up. Write d; tresses made over in new ticks half the price of new ones All your own feathers back when we renovate, 1907 Cuming St. Douglas 2467, ‘ DESKS, safes, » " #hoWcabes, aBelving, etc. - We buy; sell. Omaha Fizture and Supply Co., 414-16-13 8, 12th, Doug. 2724 TROCHETED sel, bedspread, pillow tops, dresser scarf and stand cover, Call Doug- _las 1913, v " DRY KINDLING WOOD, BOX' COMPANY. ACHT HARNEY, 1837, __WANTED TO BUY _ GUTTMAN 72 i e Clothes, Planos, Office Furnlture, Trunks, Douglas 3971, nu. Webster 4204 i LAR ADERS AND W LARGE )'ACKFRB OoF ‘U\s'n-. APER WEST OF yCHICAGO. WRITE OR PHONE US 8. DOU 8 169. OMAHA FOR PRE PAPER S8TOCK CO. e DESKS DESKS DESKS New desks, used degks, bought, sold and traded. J. . Reed, 1207 Farpam, DIAMONDS ", f¥5osay & < JENKINS Pw Higheat “prico for cloth shoes, trunks, etc. Red 3297, Res., Douglas §0; / o ANNOUNCEMENTS Your most converlent print: THE PRINTING HOUSE OF Phom\ Doug. 7744, 1819 Fa MOBILK storage: dry and clean, nrr month. Keys Bros., Couneil Bluffi Accordion Plufln( ACCORDION, Side, Knifo, RBox FPleating, “ov. Buttons, Hemstitehing. Neb, Pleating nd Button Co., 431-3 Paxton Blk. R. 4941. Attorncy n Law. "RAN«"!! MORGAN, 513 Bee. Dnulln 4059, Blkcrlel. CAKES, pastry and faney bakery goods supplied to parties, lodges and entertain- ments. % H r, 1608 N, 18th. W, 3927, = UER. m_ 8t 3.50 Ta. ORT N’ NEW ENGLAND BAKERY, 213 N, §§TH. BRANCHES—PUBLIC MARKET AND HAYDEN BROTHERS. "“OUR MOTTO"—BETTER BAKED GOODS. aths. DR, BENDA — Sulphur, steam, Modern Turkish BATHS AND MASSAGE. Private apartments for Iadies, with lady attend- ants, 1919 Farnam. -Phong Doug. 6877 RIT’I”ENIIOUEF} Sanitartum; all kinds baths. 14 Baird Bik, 17th and_Dou, L Stlnln Inst., 1606 "urney nienflr and other __baths, massage. Open evenings " Buttons and le VAN ARMAN Dress Pleating Tia Button Co,, 336-7 Paxton Blk. Doug. 3109, Accor- dion, knife, side, space, box, sunburst and combination pleating, hemstitching, plcot edging, pinking, ruching, covering but- tons ail styles and all niges. Price liat free. Brass and Iron Foundries. PYaxton-Mitchell Co,, 27th and Martha Sts. Caterors. AN EXPERIENCED CATERESS, ~ excellent pecial attention to parties and Sun- day, dinners. Prices nable. Har. 4360. Chiropractic. Drs. Johnston, 1326 W, 0 W Blfll hiroprac Dr., Bucrhom, Rose ld Palmer school graduate. Doug, 5141 _ ANNOUNCEMENTS DECEMBER 1916. SITUATIONS WANTED - Wedding Stationery. WEDDING announcements and printing. Doul'lu Printing Co. Tel. Doug. 644. Where to Eat. EAT HOME-COOKED MEALS NEW l) ICATESSKN, 1806 FARNAM Male. ! WANTED—By ¢xp., sober, rellable position. with gaod city ref. Web, WANTED—Work for board and room by student, Address Simpson. 2059 Farnam, POSITION by reliable engineer, 20 years oxp. Dest references Benson 311-J. SWAPPERS’ COLUMN IF YOU have any(hing fo trade, makeup a little ad and run it in this column for seven days—it only costs 25c and 22 per answer. This offer is good only in Omahs, and excludes Real Estate, cash offers and Business Properties For Sale or Trade. These, as well as mall orders for use of Swappers’ Column, must pay regular rates. One or two answers are sufficient to make your trade and-the whole trans- tion_only costs about 30c. Try it In the BLEVKN Months of 1916 The Bee gained. the' COMBINED galn of .the other two Omaha papers Lowest Rate, Best Results, Best Sorvice T HAVE a good roller top desk, a 100-b, icabox, a hard coal burner and a sewing machine to trade or can use a Victrola with tecords, g0od molorcycle or a good office sate, 8. C. 724, Bee. 7 BAKER Electric Roadater, sultablo for city agent or canvasser; will trade for gas car, any kind, or what have you valued $2560 or §3007 Address K, Bee Office, South Omaha. WANT AUTO and clear vacant, of what, for my 180-acro cut-over land, 40 miles from Jacksdnyille, Fla. Make proposi- ton. _ Coll 1524 Sahler, Omuba. plctu modeled, in, thickly settled part of city; wiji mblme nr cash or transf good HAVE compme works DeMaupassant, Tolstol, - 12 vol; LaBalle, Business niatration, 10 vol. Make offer. Box ce, Colored man and wife want work; man for housework; wife to cook. Web. 5639. POSITION wanted in doctor's office graduate nurse. Phone Red 5 TEACHER of conversational Sps sires four more pupils. \ul?. ,H" WANTED—Position as night Webster 5210. Femalg. YOUNG lady, high school cducation, experi- enced in ‘bookkeeping and stenography, destres offico work; modergte salary. Box 9035, Bee, THE BEE charge for "Bltuation adw W lower than any otber form of advertising ~—not endugh fo cover the cost of printiag. WOMAN, with two little girls, wishes posi- tion as housekeeper with elderly couple. Bax 4008 Bt sy TWO young ladies want work can room and board, or just _ Douglas $417. by | walc! AGENTS AND CANVASSERS WANTED—Men and gents for houschold and office specialty Must in- vest $1 for sample, Ubod ugents make Come ‘ready fo do business, or | White, \'efihunu Hotel. amen “Stores and Office! DR insurance offle petent young ludy stenographer, position permanent, must be rapld and accurate, hours 8 to 5. Satur- day afterncon off; salary, $65. Ve e & Bond Ass'n, Inc nal Buldg. OGRAPHER, bright, beginngr, $40 Filing clerk, young lady, $35 Stenographer, mfg. firm, $60. THE_MARTI €O, 1327 W. O. W. Bldg. BTENO., i steno., $75; steno., $65; ateno. and dict. opr., $7§ to $85; #teno, and clerk, $60; steno, (out-of<town) $50; steno., $40. WATTS REF. CO., §40 Brand. Thea. Bldg. STENOGRAPHER wanted at once. Also good experlenced typists, Good wages, Apply at once. A. Berry Seed Co., Clarind; STENOG A Layndry and Day Work. WANTED—Day work or champerrsaid hest_recommendation. Red colored laundress wants bundle washing. Call Walnut 1485, EXPRERIENCED colored lady wants day 1l Harney 670 GIRL wanied to sell candy and clgars, 110% S 13th 8 L8 Protessions and Trades. WANTED—Girls with common school edu- catlon, between 1§ and 23 years, to take up local and long dlstance telephone work, C. F. Lambert, 1817 Douglas St. ddy wants work, day wor mald work, Web. 4019, WHITE lady wishes bundie ironing. Harney 6231, work by re 4. washing and reliable w DAY work and bundle washing. Call Web- _ster 1498, ANY kind of .. Webster 6728, WE awap or by kodaks; films déveioped free; one-day mervice. Kase Kodak Studio, Neville Blk. 16th and Harney. I TOR TRADE—A royalty contract and the patent. for anything I can uge or is worth the money, ~Address 8. C.<720, Bee. WANTED—To trads one 6-passenger auto- mobile: in ggod condition for mares. Ad- dr~ 8, Bee Office, So, Omah: > Plain_dinners; cleln. Chamber, day or laundry work. Har. 2165, . Call Del. Reas. Guar, Web. 4837 EX. LAUNDRESS, Lu dle wash, Web. 1941, Bxperienced Iady yants day work. Har. 1289 LAUNDRY carefully done. Web. 4282, Hotels and Restaurants. sweeping. Web. 4921, . one cogkerel, thoroughbred R £ Orminklans, o "trade. for.traveling ‘ bar. , Bee. HAVE lood mlndo“n and guitar to ex- ching: for good shotgun. Box C., X TITTLE AD In (his column will BFing about some remarkable exchanges. DIAMOND ring, %-Kkarat, to trade for Vie- trola. Addrags 8. C, BUSINESS"CHANCES WANTED—ARen(s (hroughout Towa and Nebraska to sell SPRING OILERS for autos. kvery car needs them. All auto distributors, garages, ctc., recommend them, $24.50 will handie large ceunty. Money refunded if can't make good. G. Ws L. SPRING OILER CO., QMAHA, 852 Brandels Bidg. ul general sales manager fo open office and |, manage salesmen, $300 to $700 capital necessary. Money-making poasibilitics un- limited. Will pay expenses to Chicago if you are man we want. Acme Brass Works, Tne., 1012 Republic Bldg., Chicago. In the ELEVEN Months of 19 The Bee gained....63910 pald ads MORE THAN DOUBLE the COMBINED/gain of the other two Omaha papers Lowest Rate, Best Results. Best Service WANTED—District managor for the best automobile and office specialty on market. Must invest $100 to $300 in ke right man §2, a year. Come d to do business. Hahn, Merchants FOR SALE—Up-to-date cafe, lce oréam ana soda ' fountain business, In live -rallroad tofwn, clearing owner $2,000 per year, good reason for selling, will bear closest investi- ation, Address Y 731 RELTIABLE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 1€10 Davenport St. Douglas 1856. Headquarters for hotel help. HELP WANTED—MALE ~Stores and ¢ 1F ACTUALLY QlJALlFIED For executive, manufacturing or technical position, carrying a salary of $1,200 and up, aqemmunicate with undersigned coun- sel, who will negotiate strictly confiden: tial preliminaries for such positions. A SERVICE OF UNIQUE CHARACTER. F, L. SPENCE, 1015 City Natlonal Bank Bldg. BOOKKEEPER and cashier, $8 Bookkeeper, must be first class, Five stenographers at once, $65-376. Office clerk, railroad experience, §75. Office cletk, correspondent experience, NO FILIN@ FEE, only 50 cents to in- vestigate referencey. THE MARTI €O, 1327 W. O. W. Bldg. BOOKKEEPER and accountant with eox- ecutive ability iand some clerical experi- ence, salary to start, $100. Western Reference & Bond Ass'n, Inc., 752 Omaha Natlonal Bank Buldg. STENOGRAPHER .. BOOKKEEPER (Bank) THE CANO AGENCT. 800 BES BLDG. BTENO,, §75; bkkpr. and jsteno., 385; offico glerk, $60;" ottice clagk, $0; offico clerk, $40; office boy, _WATTS REF. O, 0. Brand. Thea. Bldg. OFFICE clork with wholesale lumber ex- perience, $75 to $100. Western' Referenco' & Bond Ass'n, Inc., 752 _Omaha Natlonal Bank Buldi WANTED—A_ boy with uniform to atfend ONE_ THOUSAND DOLLARS will buy a substantial Intérest in a successful manu- facturing plant near Chicago. Full par- ticulars from Lewis & Co., Box 446, Ham- mond, Ind. MOTION picture machines, (new and _re- bullt), thea supplies. Omaha Ftlm Exchange, 108 8o. 14th St. WILLIAMS, eatablished 20 years. To buy Il _business see him. {11 McCagup Reference, U. 8. Nation _Bank. Sale Auction Co,, Omahba, have closed out mdse. stocks than asy other firm In U. 8. Write for terms. R BA clean lluk of ‘ware, live hwl. central Nebraska. Be quick. A‘CM IF YOU want to sell or buy s business or rooming house call on Busch & Borghof?, 730 World- -r-..-.mAnm. Phon D. 219, Dr. Frances Dawson, 602-3 Rose Big. _T. 2366, Dr._J. C._ Lawrence, Baird- Bidw. D, 8461 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 & Hon, 1614 Howard. THEATRICAL gowns, full dfess sults, for nt. 204 N. 17th. John Feldman. D. 3138, ‘Detectives. JAMES ALLAN, 313 Neville Blk. Evidence red all_cases. 1136, Interstate Detective Asa'n, amge BIdg. ““in the ELEVEN Montha of 1916 The BC' gained... 63,910 pald ads MORE THAN DOUBLE \ the OOIIINID gain of the other 0 Omaha papers HIGH-GRADE furnture, o painted china, bric-a-brac Ind all that could bo expected to furnish a b-room Jnodern cottage. Can be bought at half Value. Any purty wishing a pretty homs call Tyler 2148,J. No deal or_triflers. WILL well good furniture and rugs, aiso stove at sacrifice; goods are practically now and suitable for one person (o start housekeeping. Call between & and 7:30 p. m. . Red 7039, FOR SALE—Mahogany dining room set and bed, strictly oak davenport, chi and table, also rug. 1129 So, 35th Ave Har- ney b48: o STOVES, ALL KINDS. Seo ua first, Prices right. City Furniture Co., IM 8, 14th, al Furntiure Co., 223 h Bt BUY w Little Giant froning table, It gives absolute satisfaction, The Littl. Glant O bedding and ul 8 p. m “rugs, open STOVES, ~furniture, lnen of all kind: nal.o« 1839 N. TBLE uoum With _uutol e good as new. Walnut 3131, ONE B fiat cornet, instant cha A gold bell, trumpet model, York Tl e $85. Web. 6006} $300 EMERSON mahogany plano. Will not refuse reasonabic offer. Tylor 553. BDISON phonograph with 76 records. Web. 5005, COMMERCIAL Duplicating Co. Steno. Phone for prices. Dou GET our prices on job_printing. UNITED STATES PRINTING ELECTRICIANS AND MACHINISTS, 3 HRUN hLELTRlCAl. WORKS, Omaha, pipes. Gross Wrecking ¢ Sewlni Machines. ~ SEWING MACHINES We rent, repalr, sell needles and parts of all sewing machin MICKEL'8 NEBRASKA CYCLE CO; th and Harney Sts. Doug. 1662, g Academy. DE LUX I.IALL- TUES., THURS., SAT., SUN, BVE, SCHOOL MON. EVE, 111 8, h St opp._ P‘onunolle KER! ING ACADEMY, 36th and Far- nam; class Mon. and Frigeve. Assembiles Wed. and Sat. eve. Private lessons. D. 7850, 2925 So. 161h. g School, $00 Baird Bld GOWNS and dressmaking. Miss Coe, M. 1606 Dresst'k'g, plain or fancy, reas. Ty. 1868-W. ‘WE BUY, wo sell motion picture theaters, machines, feature fllms. Co-operative nd Supply Co., 210 Bromley Bld. D—Partner In _ running pay business to tako full charge; small rhnd __tal or trade. Address Box 9165, Bee. FOR SALE by owner, drug store, dwelling and stock; square L Address ewcer. 15 West 4th Aver Denver, Colo. MOTION picture show for sale; dotng good business; only one in town; must sell. C. W. Rozell, Jul Oy A RESTAURANT in & good town, doing good business, md fixtures, at a bargain. Ad- m-. Y u. 3 w. of business, GAHQII’I'AD lll Bee Bidg. GUA 'Y plan; ul In or out businéss. sates. F.'V. Knl Bea Bld, Omhn POOL ball and hnrher shop for sale. Call Colfax 3704, “"w? A . door. Apply American xpress Co. OFFICE boy wanted, Omaha Auto Top Co., 709 §. 16th 8t. Professions_and Trades. Drug Positions—All States CO-OPERATIVE REFERENCE CO, 1016-16 City National Bank Bldg. WANTED—A meat wrapper, must be fa- millar with the different cuts of meat. Washington Market, 1407 % WANT experienced grocery ('arkn, perma- nent pésition to the right men. ‘Wash- Ington Market, 1407 Douglas. Saleswomen and Solicitors. Educated, refined young women wanted to take up our work the first of year. Prefer those with road malesmanshlp ex p e rience. School of instructien free. Salary proposition. Mid- land Lyceum Bureau, Des Moines, Ia. WANT competent mald for upstairs work ;lndsloo assist with children, Ref. req. Tel. 14, Homehéld and Domestic. MIDDLE-AGED woman for housckeeper, three in family, good . wages (o right party, Phone South 1255 GOOD girl, white or colored for house work. Call at once at 114 N. 30th St. Three grown people. WANTED—Colored work; must be Tyler 1645, WANTED—A middle-aged_housekecper for clderly man. Good home for right party. References requi Box 0101, Bee. WANTE competent girl for general housework cook: good house- neat and clean, Phone ©00! d perfenced housemald. Apply 206 S. 32d Ave. Phone Harney 206, | { FOR RENT—ROOMS TATT TION, ROOM HUNTERS! If you fail to find the room you desire among these ads call at The Bee office for a Room List—Gives complete detailed description of va- cant rooms In all parts of the eity. 1f 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 lis tssued every week. Furnished Rooms. In the ELBVEN Montns of The Bee gained....53,910 paid ads MORE THAN DOUBLE tte COMBINED gain of the other two Omaha papers Rate, Best Results, owes: Best Serv ELLENT front ro e fewly decorated: furnished above average. Telephone extension. Modern home. Walk- ing_distance, Serve breakfast. Har. 3198. FOR two gentlemen or man and wlre. pre- ferably musiclans, pleasant modern, no other roomers; me _sired. Phone Harney 5 WANTED—By young business man with good position, a congenlal roommate to share exceptional room; very close-in. Address Box. 9083, Bee. SUNSHINE APARTMENTS. For men only. Comfortable steam heated rooms. Rate $2.60 and up per week. 608 N. th St. STRICTLY modern, newly furnishe coz§ room, only $ manent gentlemen N. 22 IN refined nelxhhorhoo . _onc cozy room, sultable for two nurses or young men, in modern bungalow. Col. 2507 or Tyler 914, WPBLL ™ furnished front room, sultable for two. 2 closets; private home. 672 S. "(lh Ave. FURNIBHED steam-heated rooms, for sev eral men; reasonable; Hapscom park dis- trict. Call Harney 2231, CHICAGCO—2510—In prl\lls home; south front room with alcove; also room, . LARGE front room, near Farnam car, mod- ern flat; breakfast i desired Front room, furnished, privals bath If destred. 2121 Douglas. Doug. l'“l NICELY furnisbed room, eveell board; walking distance. 2618 THREE large rooms with alcove; hot water hy 36th Doumn 99. HEATED r for respectablo working men, 2428 Decatur 8t _Webater 4574. LOVELY furnished room for lady; home privileges; references, Red 8745. NICE south room, modern, large and com- t !or!lrblsvfion car line. Tyler 2234, 319 South 26th; 2 rooms, Dlenly}ofifr heat, modern, LARGE, well-heated fo Polr_d. Harney 3164, ONE nicely furnished room for rent. 2216 Douglas St. 1fur. r.. priv. home, garage. 3026 Davenport. Housekeeping Rooms. SUITE rooms, sleeping porch Inclosed in glass, 'new furn., suitable for girls or matried couple; elec. lights, gas, hot and ;?lfi‘: water, good heat, 2117 Wirt, Web. warm, , per- large room, §10. 712 large elde well equipped; “with or without EXPERIENCED colored girl housework. ney 4046, for general 3617 Farnam. Telephone Har- THE Marton, excellent, foom Apt. Call 570 S, well furnished, 3- Complete for housekeeping. 28th 8t, WANTED — Housekeeper, a middic-aged woman; no objection to one child. 2204 Monroe St. —Large, warm, modern parlor, housekeeping and laundry privil- ecges. Harney 933, COMPETENT white girl general bouse- vnrmmmo Walnut 36 HELP WANTED MALE AND FEMALE, $100.00 MGNTH. Gét government jobs. Men and women wanted. List of positions open free. Franklln Institute, Dept. 238 A, Rochester, N. Y. WANTED—Actors and actrésses for the- atrical company. Thoss doing speclalties preferred. Box 36, Nickerson, Neb. EDUCATIONAL st i b el JACQUES BRANDEIS, graduate University of Paris; professor af Spanish, University of Chihuahua, Mexlco; French and Span- instruetion; classes or private les- sons. Address 784 Brandels Bldg. Phone Douglas 3250 VAN SANT SCHOOL OF BUSINESS, DAY AND BVENING SCHOOLS. Second Floof Omaba Natlonal Bank Bldg. Entrance, 220.° Douglas 5890, THE SCHOOL OF MODERN LANGUAGES. Class or private instructions complete. Courses,, Phone Webster 5554, for In- formation. BOY to learn trade. Omaha Auto Top Co. 709 8. 16th St Salesmen and Solicitors. BALESMEN nted to sell Sal-Tonik direct to farmers, also at wholesale to dealers. Sal-Tonik, the medicated condiment (salt and pepper), 50 Ib. block, for all farm animals. Worm destroyer, discase preven- tive, conditioner.. No trouble to feed, no |- feedors, no dosing, no waste. Stock lick the ‘block, “doctor themselves automatic- ally,” A big field, big demand, easy sell- Commission proposition, with liberal weekly advancement on commissions. Write at once for sales-producing circu- lar and information. Guarantee Veterin- ary Co., Stéck Yards, Sioux City, Ia. READ THIS—T| 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 ured. Bank Teferences as to our re- sponsibility; Dept. O. N., G. L. W. SPRING Rooming Houses. ROOMING HOUE“» all sizes, great ba gains. 419 Rose Bidg. Phone Tyler 2487. T-ROOM flat, steam heated, all mode price reasonable; downtown. Call D, 7857, SITUATIONS WANTED WEEKLY RATE, 15¢ PER LINE. Day work or business ads, regular rates. 2 lines one week.., veea300 3 lines one week, . Each ‘extra‘line, 15c per week. D-making by the duy. 2104 Daven. Bxp. drsmkr. Child's clothes spee'y. Dressmaking, reasonable prices. Web. I‘lfl. Terry_Dressmak'g_colloge, S04h And Farnam, Sewing, any kind, weil done, reas. Wh. 1434, Sewing_wanted, children's DN To 8033, LADIES suits_remodeied. . Douglias 4198, DRESSMAKING WORK GUAR. D, 69083, %reu Companies, TWIN CITY Express Co, 1628 Cuss St Douglas 1717. Heavy hlnllnl’ a speclalty. Hair D IDEAL Halr Parlors, 207 Baird Bldg. Mani- curing, tollet_articles. Douglhs 6185, Eve g for Women. ACCORDION,” side, knife, sunburst, box pleating; covered buttons, all sizes and gylen; hematitching, pleat edging, broldery, heading, bratain lot cut work. buttonholes, ON_AND PLEATING €O, Douglas 1936, i SWITCHES from tumblnflu. $1_up. Died, 50c. Mrs. M. Brilihart ll‘ Paxton Bldg. Mase. In the BLEVEN Months of 1816 Tho Bee gained....53,910 paid ads MORE THAN DOUBLE thé COMBINED galn of the other two Omaha pupers Best Results, Best Service Loweat Rafe, hiidron; want work on MAN and wife, no ranch or far th experienced, best reference. Bachalor or widower, with childreh preferred. Address F. A. Lock- wood, 1432 8. 18th St. ROLIABLE firm of accountants, making a speclalty’ of opening and closthg small sets of books and doing bookkeeping work; audits and systems ipatalled; charges reasonable. Address Beo $329, Bee. YOUNG colored man; g00d cook, washer and ironer; experiénced all around houSe- keeper; good habits:' will work'in or out of olty; hotel or bachelor a ferred. Harney 5846 WANTED—Qffice work as assistant booh- keeper and typlst, or clerical work. Four years' oxperience as grocery cletk. Can also operate typéwtiter at a good speed. Address Y 726, Bee. Fixmrel and DUR Electric washing machines, eloctric lréns and reading lamps, Cuming 8t * Douglas 2519. Furnace Cleaning. man, fur., chim. cleaning. D. 7239. BLEASSER, furnace cleaners; Wwork guar- anteed: best prices. 1921 8 11th. D. mu "Job Prin GATE CITY Printing Co.s h! h-lrlda print- Ing. 2521 N. 24th. Phone Web. 1697, Borneman, HOTREL CLERK—Tifteen years oxperience, nine years under one management wis) position; ‘not affaid of work; small town preferred. Age 3§. Be, man now employed wants ith firm where he has chance for advancement. Reference. Address Apt. 2, 510 8. 32d. SITUATION Wanted as Janitor or watch- man by middle-aged man; understands elevator, boller and steam work. Cal South 2688, WANTED—Position as clerk In store by position " Justices of the Peace. €. W. BRITT, 301 Barker Block. young man with six years' experience and best of references. Box 9094, Bee. Painting and Pa; H IF you want cheap work don't l me, 1 guarantee my work, painting and paper- Call Harney %831, Carlson. " Patent Attorneys. FOR SALE—BILLIARD TABLES, Bfand nd Minnie Stopen- Mll 'l"iw first, boy; W hospit; , boy. d C. Porter, jr., 26, 2105 nn, 63, 2109 N: Elon Rus- xel; Leo I Kelley, 32, 4216 d; Arnold T. Ayers, § ly-fourth; Belle Hart, 11, ty-third; James Fitzgib- 1: Debora Donovan, 62, Hazuka, IS. Sixteent! Bem!| ™ M¢ 129 uvum Marga n. :u ‘North Twenty-fifth; T, m1 North . Thirty-elghth: Nickola,”2 months, 221 North Pyflxu . ’b ton, 84, and Agata Pistillo, 2044 boy 1’” arom and pocket, with complete $125; secorid-hand tables at re- duced prices; bowling alleys and supplies; cusy payments. Ciga catessen and sodu fountain BRUNSWICK-BALKE-C) 407-409 South 10th St. BARBER whop and_pool pool table se . nam St.'Red 7230 hall Wil sell Lang. 1507 Fare H. A. STURGIS, 620 Brandeila Th. - D. 3469, Masseures. German nurse, massage and bath, R. 301, Neville_Bik., id foor, 16th and Harney. nd_chiropody, 210 Baird Bidg. Patents. bought and, sold. Tnter- t. $3.50 per mo A Hospe Co., 1513 Dofglas. Typewriters and Supplies. NEW_ machinés sold the e you buy or ped any place on ten days Butts’ Typewriter Kxchan ha, Neb, i free 410 8. 19th F. Omal RE! IGTONI on. and Premiers for rent; sent anywhor fugion Typewriter Compan:. D, Smith Rem- Manufacturers. FLUFF P!I.l rom old carpei rag rugs a specialty; cleaning and alterations. Peery Rug Factory, 3422 Cuming. Red 2343, Shoe Parlors. SHINN CbllAN. BRONZ L] hrnm, Omaba 1"“ .‘P"Y. E’ Lh“ LA THOROUGHLY _ experfenced dairy « farm hand. Wil work, reasonable wage: A Box %141, Be perienced colored chauffeur; can furnish best of references llll Hune) l!‘_l perienced, wants addi- bookkeeping, etc. man with references. Phone E. Webster, Harney 4 JAMES FOSTER, stationary engineer and fireman, all ‘round good worker. €all at 811 Qhle St. OFFICE wo student. Ca 9134, Bee. POSITION as chauffeur or garage work by married man; references. Mr. Morton. Col- fax 1180, wanted during aftornoons by do stenographic work. Box N ‘W. Co, line of calendars for 1918 and fans - and a general line of adverfising novelties for 1917, on a commission basis In Omaha, Neb.; one experlenced in the advertising line preferrod. To save time send refer- ences with application. Address the Don- ker & Willlams Co., 1322 So. Wabash Ave., __Chicago, 111 WANTED—Two experienced specialty or book men to take advantage of the next threo weeks selling the story of the great war, Fifty to ninety dollars a week has been earneds¥y 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, 812 Baird Bldg. A. Day and NI School. BOYLES COLEEGE, DAY SCHOOL. NIGHT SCHOOL. Every duy is enroliment day. Book- keeping, shorthand, énoype, typewrit- ing, telegraphy, civil service—all comme:- cial and English branches. Catilogue free. BOYLES COLLEGE, Douglas 1665, 19th and Harney Sta. Musical. Harp—Limited nuinber puTul accepted com- ing season: early ap ons favored. Harps fur. Loretta De Lone, 306 Lyric Bid. PERSONAL PILES, CURED. FISTULA Dr. B. R. Tarry cures piles, fistula and other rectal discase without surgical operation. Cure guaranteed and no money paid until cured,"wrm for book on rec- tal diseases with testimonlals. DR. . R. TARRY, 240 Bee Bldg, Omahba, Neb. WA ). High grade stock lesman who would be interested In handling first-class Omaha_proposition. STANDARD SE Suites 2 and 3, Wead Bldg. See I, Ife, Mgr. WANTED to Introduce a quick-selling article. Men well acquainted with farm- ers in thotr locality preferrcd. Refer- ences required. Stuats Manufacturing Co., Central City, Neb. WANTED—Experienced salvs) nursery stock. Address B. Son, Fremont, Neb. Trade Schools. WE WANT MEN TO LEARN THE BARBER TRADE, Few woeks quallfy 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 mal OLER BARBER COLLEGE, 110 8. 14th 8t,, Omaha, Neb. (Established 1895.) & INV. co, MEN to sell on i, Fields . & Al SCHAD EARN BIG MON N Idle—Blg Demand Easy to Learn by Our Methods. NATIONAL AUTO TRAINING AS: 2817 N. 20th St, Omaha. Send for Kree Vllnlolu. “GOOD To learn auto trade for the nnny po- sitions now open. Fine training work in auto and electric starting system. AMERICAN AUTO COLLEGE, m. Omaha, Neb. THE Salvation Army Industrial howne so- licits your old clothing, furniture, maga- aines. We collect. We distribute. Phoune Doug. 4125 and our wagon will call. Call and inspect our new home. 1110-1112-1114 WDodge St. RUPTURE—Successfully treated without a rgical operation. Call or write Dr. k H. Wray, 306 Beo Bldg. STAATS 1 Harnny muf Open m. 7097 Io 15 midolght, ‘Uauz DR, BURKE 8 MEN'S SPECYAI.!ST. BLK.—OPPOSITE P. O, sast, BRUGMAN, sclentific 203 Karbach Bk, from 9 a and baths. LUBLLA WERST) R, Bik, 10 8. m. o ¥ p. m. . 518 Paxton Red 2400, will give Harney. massage, © 7 Bew mdg. Phons - Room 301, Neviile Manicuring and mass. 1655 Farnam. Rm 1. Graduate masseur. Appointment only D, 6235, MAGNETIC massage. 2424 Cuming. FOI'_( RENT—FURNISHED tments_and_Houses. _Apartments. SPLENDID NEW FURNISHED be independent, more than make your expenses while learning. Wages or percentage. We don't ov charge you to begin: 1402 Dodge St TRI-CITY BARBER COLLEG LEARN barber trade: be | ARMY OF THE 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 Recruiting Officer, Army Bldg. 15th and Dodge Sts, Omaha, Neb.; 130 N. 10th St., Lincoln, Neb.: §27 4th St. Sioux City, lowa: 307 6th Ave. Des Moines. lTowi WANTED—Young men as rallway mall cretks; $76 per month; sample examina- tion questions free. Franklin Institute, Dept. 221 R, Rochester, N. Y. OMAHA rallway mall clerk examinations coming,_ 416 month. . Sample questions free. Write immediately. Franklin In- stitute, Dept. 221 W. Rocheeer. N, Y. nce wants Doug. MIDDLE-AGED man with position to_run_ freight e o wnln man 1 tchen wor man or parter werk. l’ln Harney 1605, WANTED—Young man with $i0 to act as treasurer for theatrical company. Box 36, Nickerson, Neb. WEN wanted to enilst In Signai Corps &t Lineoln. once; report TRAVERTON FIREPROOF, 24TH AND LANDON COURT. Catering to people of refined tastes Apartment Is completely cquipped for housekeeping: up to date and comfortable, TRAVER BROS., . Doug. 6886. 705 Omaha Nat. Bank. Or Call Web. 4335 PHONE Bruest Sweel, New Hamilton, d Farnam,. D. your apt. Best location. Prices reasonable. TROOM modern apar(niont, 3923 Leaven- worth. “The Aguew.” Phone Harney 3:30. Horuu—l.m Shck—-Velnclu B For Sal.. HA\‘I" lost mate to 1,5600-1b bay horse, l rs old; will buy one to match or 2ame; have palr %,500-1b. mules, 86 ur lrldc for late model Ford. Call barn, rear bt l‘OR SALE—1 lel!l. § and 7 yeara; 1 team chunky mares with foal; ¥ set double hax: ness; cheap if taken at once. Call 212 So. 25th 8t Tel. ST. MARY'S AVE., 2563—Two modern fu _ nished warm south rooms. Doug. 443 TWO comfortable rooms for housckeeping _everything, furnished. 221§ Leavenwort NICELY furnished sulte; steam heat. Re sonble. Also single room. Tyler 1296, MODERN funished _8-room house. Hot water Phone Harney 1913. TH—2 or 4-room suites; walking distance; everything turnished. BUITE of warmi well-furnished rooms; pri- vate family, Harney 4406. Large_suile, well furn. 35026 Davenport. FARNAM, 2822—Three nice housekeeping rooms, electricity, steam, gas range. 2 LARGE front rooms, 422 5. 26th St Doug. 6393, Board ana 'Robm. BEAUTIFUL modérn, warm room for two, close in private home, best board. 115 So. 25th_Ave. BLEGANT furnished rooms with firat-ciass table board. Also day board. 1028 Geor- &ti Ave. 1018 PARK AVE. rooms and board; steam _heat; home cooking. Phone H. 3106. JACK'S CAFE—First-class board, week. 2809 Sherman Ave. Rooms Wanted, \ PLE WHO RENT ROOMS, CALIL EE WAN' D DEPT. and find out all about the FURNISHED ROOM GUIDE. I's a plan that is helping many peopis rént thelr rooma. FOR RENT-—HOUSES West. 3303 HOWARD ST. A 2-story frame, 7 rooms and sleeping pordh. New furnace. Room for one caf In garage If desired. House rent, $30, ALFRED THOMAS, 308 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. 516 8. 41st St, special rate $12.00 for win- ter months, Wil put 1n electrlo llghta, ex- cellént nelghborhood. References required. H y 2253, IN BEMIS Park an all modern 7-room house, Rent $35, Will be vacant Jan. 1. 23 7!11&!‘1_\_!1_2:!6. FOR RENT—6-room house, modern heat. Three-quarter basement. W Inquire next door. North. 5-R._COTTAGE, 2107 Ohio, $16.00. 8-R. modern brick house, 19th and Corty, $30.00. W. H. GATES, Nat. Bid, 3450 exocept 8008 . fine nelghborhood, modorn except heat, near car, special price to desirable tenant. 1522 Madison Ave, hone Web. 3779 mornings, NEW b6-room bungalow, strictly modern, 19th and Locust Sts, §30 monthly, Fred C. Shields. Walnut 3317. 11 ROOMS modern except heat; one block to school, close to car; rent reasonable. Call Walnut 2281, 7-ROOM mod. house, good repair, 36th and Charles St. $25 per. month. Web, 2502, Soutb. MS and sun room, all modern, bun- 1537 5. § RO galow, $27.50; with garage, $30. 5tk St Tol. Red 1881, T0-ROOM, strictly modern house. St., South Side; rent reasonable. South 12!7‘? oy 7-ROOM modern house oak finish, Park Ave. Phone Harney 1565; $30.00. §-ROOM cottage and bath, modern excepz furnace. 2423 S. 24th St. Douglas 7163. 5-R. mod. flat, 2310 8. 34th. $20. Tel. H. 4711. Miscellaneous. WE HAVE WHAT YOU WANT. HOUSES AND COTTAGES. PARTLY MODERN. 4-r, 3401 Parker St. ............. !lMo G-r., 511 Martha Bt. e tH MODERN EXCEPT HEA 6-r., 4803 N. 29th St. . b-r., 2910 Saratoga St. . STRICTLY MOD] 5-r., 3607 N. 30th St 6-r. 4112 Farnam St. 2301 F Phone lSll . 2608 Dewey WE HAVE OTHE SEE OUR COMPLETE PRI BEFORE RENTI PORTER & SHOTWELL, 8. 17th St Doug. 5013, "PAYNE & SLATER CO, SPECIALS. 5 rooms, §30 So. 23a SL, all modern ex cop! heat, cast tront, easy walking dis- tance, very spectal price, $16.50. 5 rooms, 2524 Capitol Ave. all modern, new oak floors throughout, new plumbing fixtutes, new lghting Wxtures, nicely doco- rated, south front, casy walking distunce to town, dandy place for $27.50. 6 rooms, 522 South 38th St, strictly modern, Fleld Club district, 3 bedrooms, east front, $40. 6 rooms, 1917 North 20th St strictiy modern, three bedrooms and slecping porch, $27.50. § rooms, 2201 Grant St, 4 bedrooms, newly decorated throughout, garage, $30, PAYNE & SLATER CO,, (16 Omaha Nat'l Bldg. _ Phone Doug. 1016, 202 H5—5-ROOM cottage, mod. Plerce $30—8- room bungalow, new, 2429 Laurel Ave. SCOTT & HILL CoO, Deuglas 1009, ex. heat, 2603 strictly modern,

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