Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 19, 1916, Page 8

- scsm D S NI - AR A A S R < R o A ST 5 Want-Ad Rates CASH WITH ORDER. lc per word. .., each ins (Set solld—no display.) Ads P-runpnea or Set in Display Style. Sc pér line. one time %o per line..........three consecutive times (Count six words to the line.) " CHARGE RATES. tion time times fc per line e per lne,. _three consecutt (Count six words to the line.) Special Rates: Farm and Ranch Lands. e per line..........three consecutive times (Count six words to the line.) FOREIGN ADVERTISING UNDER AGENTS OR HELP WANTED (CLASSIFICATIONS. 2c per word.... 1%c per word. three consecutive times NO AD TAKEN FOR LESS THAN A TOTAL OF 200 OR LESS THAN 10c A DAY, CARDS OF THANKS, DEATH AND FU- NERAL NOTICES. 10¢ per line, .each insertion (Minimum charge 60 cents.) MONTHLY RATE FOR STANDING ADS. (No change of copy allowed.) One line L8196 AN L W .1l W ST K D 0,5 it (TR 3 P S BIRTHS AND DEATHS. “Birthe—Jiohn und Anna Youngstron, 4740 South Thirteenth, boy: James F. and Mar garet A Maguire, 40 X, #irl, Willlam James and Amells Hendorson. 4702 North Sixteenth, boy; Roy and Fdith Stoifs, 1439 South Twelft James Fred and Mar garet Wyant, 1; A M_and Mary Emmons. 4 . Eirl; Victor L. and Edith Flescher, 2533 North Twen tisth girl Deaths—Mary E. Cotter, 67, bospital; Fer dinand Schiift 15644 North Seventeenth 1720 South Bighth; Blanche Florence; Ben N. Severson, 2 Cuming; Helen Kolz, 1911 South Four teonth; Mary M. Eckerson, 5%, hospital (;«.rp D. Grimstead 51, hospital; Frank Hotel Veville. SPECIAL NOTICE T 8tockwell, Bné n‘ LOST--FOUND~REWARDS 1F you lose anything and will advertise it here, you will surely recover it if found by an honest person, Remarkable recov- eries are brought about every day through this column. THE HONEST WAY If you find something of value, or u keepsake of value only to the owner, Is to insert & small ad. The owner of the article in most cases i3 o refund the cost of advertising NCIL BLUFFS STREET RAILWAY COMPANY. Mares, hlock. Two lines or more... per line §1.80 (Count six words to the line.) (Contract rates on application.) THE REE will not bg responsible for more than one incorrect fnsertion 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- veniently bring or send in your ads. Ask for a Want Ad Taker, and you will re- celve the same good service as when de- livering your ad at the office. PHONE TYLER 1000, WANT AD COLUMNS CLOSE. EVENING EDITIONS 12:00 M, MORNING EDITIONS. . M. HOVIE PROGRAII Current offerings of the best Motion Plc- Persons having lost some article would do well to up the office of the Omaha & Council Bluffs Street Rallway company to ascertain whether they left It in the street car. Many articles each day are turned in and the company Is anxious to restore them to the rightful owners. Call Tyler 800, Tn the ELBEVEN Monihs of 1916 The Bee gained....53910 pald ade MORE THAN DOUBLE * the COMBINED galn of the other two Omaha papers Lowest Rate, Best Renul!q Bost Service LOST—Crocheted ecru lnmp shade-cover, was tled up in 4 Burgess-Nash wrapper. Lot Saturday. Reward. Bee Burgess FTOUND “a sanitary Soda Fountain. GREEN'S PHARMACY, 16th and Howard. (Change Daily.) Downtown. FARNAM, o 1416 FARNAM ONE EXCELLENT PICTURE FO:{"I‘;DY PRINCESS, “1317-19 DOUGLAS | Sc—PRESENTED HERE FOR—bc §TH EPISODE OF THE “MYSTERY'S OF MYRA' “80, THIS 18 PARIS" A COMEDY CLIFTON, TH AND BURDETTE “THE TIN SOLDH',R" “ITH GRANT POLICE DIAM "HAZARD b OF HELEN" M MIX, in TWISTED TRAILS" GRAND, 16TH AND BINNEY. ANE GREY IN “THE FLOWER OF FAITH," A_5-REEL PICTURE. HIPPODROME, 26TH_AND CUMING . UNUSUALLY GOOD PICTURES SHOWN HERE AFTERNOON AND EVENING having Elk's head LOST—Gold Tead pencil, and monogram W. T." Finder please phone Doug. 1764, €, W. Taylor. Reward LOST—Envelope containing 7 photographs and French book. Tel. Douglas 217 LOST—Truck body end gate, Call Falrmont _croamery, Douglau 1401 FOR SALE—Miscellaneous " Fumiture and Household Goods. HOLIDAY BARGAINS. Pretty presents frea to purchasers of $6 or over during this #le. Holiday buyers should by all means v the Btate Furni- ture Co.,, corner 14th and Dodge, where hundreds of useful presents can be ob- tained at one-half the price during this monstrous walo of rugs, stoves, fancy pleces of furniture, cedar chests, electric lamps, talking machines, gate leg tables, fancy pedestals, stands, ote, STATE FURNITURE CO. Corner 14th and d Dodge. In the ELEVEN HDMM o! 1916 ‘he BM Ined .b}):)lfl pald ads the COHBINED galn of IM other two Omaha papers Lowest Rate, Best Resu Service cut ||A-‘ hand HIGH-GRADE furntus painted china, bric-a-brac and all llll could be expected to furnish a nodern cottag value. Any party wishing a pretty homs call_Tyler 2148-J, No d LOTHROP, CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG, "WI'I’KW’!' A sour” BTAR, SHE AVE & LOCUST “THE HERITAGE OF HATE" “MURDERED BY MISTAKE" AN L-KO COMEDY WITH TWO REELS uth. AELLO, "'l‘ll AND LEAVENWORTH DUSTIN FARNUM, i “JUDITH OF THE CUMBE! COMEDY 3TH AND LOTHROP NEW DS BOULI y CHARLIE CHAPLIN, in “THE PAWN SHOP" ASSCREAM _FROM START TO FINISH ROHLFF, 661 LEAVENWORTH CHAPTER OF “THE SHIELD[NG SHADOW” . “THE TARGET DREAMS" : est. DUNDEE, 518T AND UNDERWOOD WARREN KERRIGAN, in “THE SOCIAL BUCCANEER" “THE LADY DRUMMER" MONROE, ./ 2666 FARNAM . — LEM WILBON, In “MAIN SPRING" UNIVERSAL COMEDY OMAHA, WTH AND DODGB A 00D PICTURE SHOWN HERE TODAY South Side. ORPHEUM, 24TH AND M COME AND SEE - “WHERE ARE MY CHILDREN?" AND COMEDY e DEATHS & FUNERAL NOTICES. KNUTSON, Gure, December 17, 1916, age 95 years, Funeral servises will be held from the rosidenco of her daughter, Mrs. John A, Lovgren, 632 North Forty-first avenus, ‘Tueaday, December 19, at 2 o'clock, p. m. Interment, Forest Lawn cemetery. Friends Invited. Deoceased Is survived by two daughters, Mrs. W. W. Donnally and Mrs. John A, Lovgren; one son, Henry Knutson, all of Omuha, QUARI ‘ROM-—Andrew P, aged 66 years. 11 months, 19 days, died December 17, 1916, at family residence, 2820 Webster St. Faneral Tuesday afternoon at ¥ o'clock from N. P. Swanson's chapel, . Seven. teenth and Cuming streets, to. Mt. Hope cemetery, | Friends are welcome. JENSEN—Mrs. Hans, aged 66 years, Deo- cember 16, 191 Funeral Tuesday st 11:30 a. m., from family residence, 3712 South Thirteenth street. Interment, Orun, Neb. Frionds invited, FUNERAL DIRECTORS. ol OHNBSTON, embaimers and 'fl llmum 717 8 1 WULSE A RIEPEL, and ers balmers. 701 8. 16th 8t. Douclas 132 FLORISTS. BEST QUALITY CUT FLOWERS or plants. Art Combinations shipped overy- where. Excellont service to our custom- ers_in past years recommends, HESS & SWDBODA, 1416 Farnam St. Doug. 1501 LARG] ASSORTMENT of lowers, delivered or shipped anywhere, I.. HEN- RTTRR A BN G, De .2 ¥ LEE L. LARMON 1814 Douglas St. Doug. 8344, PARKER Flower Shop. 411 8. 16 A DONAGHUE, 1832 i BATH, National Florist, 1804 Parnam St. _ FRATERNAL ORDERS, CROUNSE HALL. te postoffice, New hall for lodge ings_and dances. Excellent floor. YOUNG & DOHERTY, 422 Brandeis Theater Bldg. Doug. 1571, MARRIAGE LICENSES. | The following marriage licenses bave been Issued Name and Address, Age. Thomas M. Bcott, Omaha, n Naoml Hale, Omaha. 3 Oucar W. Poterson, Benningto May Hardy, Bennington, Neb. Sam Jones; Council Blllll, ! Carrie Totten, Omaha . Forrest Varley, mn-nmu, Ia, Sadie Andrews, Shenadosh, I 19 Morrls 0, Fender, Imogene, Ta 1" Mab] Varley, Shenadoah, Ia 1 Frank E Zilles, Stanberry, Mo. 23 Maude Hawkins, Stanberry, Mo. 19 Edrl C. Monson, Hastings, Neb.. 26 Florence Jackson, Lima, oo 24 Albert' D. McNell, Orleans, Ni 2 HALL tree and sideboard, almost new, for salo cheap, 3002 Indlana Ave. Harney 4407, 2 STOVES, ALL KINDS. Beo us right. City Furniture Co, 107 8. 1dth. Loyal Furntiure Co, 223 N. 16th 8 I( BUY a Littlo Glant ironing tal absolute satisfaction, h:‘ l..llus A THE BEE: __ WANTED TO BUY. GUTTMAN Pers Hishest for Furniture, Clothes, Pianos, Office Furniture, Shoes. Douglas 9971, Res. Wobster 4204, DESKS DESKS3 DESKS New desks, used desks, ‘ought, sold and traded. J. C. Reed, 1207 Farnam DIAMONDS ", FE5%AY 5, ° Prices JENKINS T, Fieseet price tor etc._Red 3297 Rea. gl?llrlll 2032 ANNOUNCEMENTS 5,000 LETTERHEADS, $8.75. The Printing House of Mauer. Phone Doug. 7744, 1619 Farnam_St. AUTOMOBILE storage: per_mopth. Keys Bros, Council Bluff Accordion Pleating. dry and clean, $3.60 Ta ACCORDION, 8ide, Knife, Box Pleating Cov. Buttons, Hemstitching. Neb. Pleatin _and Button Co,, 431-2 Paxton Bilk. R. 4542, Attorney at Law. 8 MORGAN, 313 Bee. Douglas ‘70!9 Bakeries. CAKES, pastry and fancy bakery goods supplied to parties, lodges and entertain- ments. 7. H Reeder, 1506 N. IMh w. 31"’ FRA ORTMAN' NEW FENGLAND BAKERY, 212 N. I§TH BRANCHES—PUBLIC MAR ‘T AND HAYDEN BROTHERS "“OUR MOTTO"—BETTER BAKED GOODS. Baths. DR. BENDA -- Sulphur, steam. Modern Turkish BATHS AND MASSAGE. Private apartments for ladies, with lady attend- ants. 1919 Farnam. Phone Doug. 5871 RITTENTOUSF Sanitarium; all kinds baths. __210-214 Balrd Bik., 17th and Douglas. Staats Tnat, 1505 Harney, olectric and other _bethe, massage. D. 7037 Open evonings. Buttons and Pleating. VAN ARMAN Dress Pleating and Button Cn., 336-7 Paxton Blk. Doug. 3109. Accor- dlon, knife, side, apace, box, sunburst und combination pleating, hemstitching, plcot edging, pinking, ruching, covering but- tons; all styles and al) sizes. Price liat free. Brass and Iron Foundries. 27th and erlhl !l‘- “Caterers. AW EXPERIENCED CATERESS, excellant ipecial attention to partles and Sun- nners. Prices reasonable. Doug. 69 Chiropractic. 136 W. 0. W. Bldg. D. 6535 Chiropractic and Spinal Adjustment, Dr. B B urhom, Rose Bldg. Doug. 5347, i rgen'ten and Contractors, Lessard & Son, 1906 Capitol Ave. Tyler 1633, Costumers, LARGEST stock of cosfumes for theatricals and masquerades In the country for sale or rent. Lieben & Son, 1614 Howard. OMAHA, SWAPPERS’ COLUMN DECEMBER 1916. SITUATIONS WANTED HELP WANTED—FEMALE WE swap or buy kodaks: filina deveioped free; one-day service. Kase Kodak Studio, Neville Bl. 16th and Harney. FOR SALE or trade, light skx 60-horsepower 7-passenger automobile; vAry good condi tion. Call Douglas 4996. | T.OTS 3 blocks from car afd school, will swap for Ford auto and $100 cash. S, C. 923, Bee “thoroughbred to trade for traveling ELEV hens, one cockerel, Buff Orpingtons, bag. 8 (' 126, Bes, A LITTLE AD in bout BUSINESS CHANCES 2-room hotel, this column will ™ bring kabl HOTEL Opportunity—6 strict. Iy modern; newly furnished throughout; in_heart of business district in city of 130,000 population: clearing over $8,000 per year. price reasonable. Agricultural, stock and mining center, all booming: four transcontinental railroads; four ter minals; altitude 4,200 feet; and Invigorating sea alr makes it an unrivaled health and scenic resort; selling to settle estate; careful investigation and verification of all facts invited. Address K. R. Stewart, 42 1. 1d South St Salt Lake City, Utah CONFECTIONERY and ice cream business in a Nebraska town of 5,000, well estab- lished: males average 31,000 per month; everything in first class condition; only confectioner in town making own candy for THEATRICAL Kowns, full drems sulis, rent. 204 N. 17th. ¥ Detectives. JAMES ALLAN, 312 Neville Blk. Evidence socured In all case§. Tyler 1136, Interstate Detective Ass'n, 482 Ramge Bldg. ncing Academy. KEEP DANCING ACADEMY, 25th and Far- i class Mon. and Frl. eve. Assembiles and Bat, ave. Private leasons. D. 1860, BALL TUKS, THURS, Ll Can_be Dought at half MISS AGNES MALLO ‘fllfl' GOWNS and suits a specialty. SAT., SUN. EVE SCHOOL MON. EVE. 111 8. 18th 8/ 1 ) enfim. — Dressmacing. e | e e ret, Prices | EXPERIENCED dressmaker wants sewing by the day in private familie _Har, 4055, and lce cream. If taken Jan. | will sac- rifice. Best of reasens for seiling; do not Answer unless you mean business, Ad- dress Y 732, Bee, IF a registered druggist who has some money wants a splendid business and a Browing one, development being the cause, wo can “put him next.” See us at once INTERSTATE REALTY CO., 929-30 City Nat. Bldg. Doug. 5862, WANTED-—-Agents throughout lowa and Nebraska to sell SPRING OILERS for utos. Every car needs them. All auto distributo ERTARA L6 iresoTiana tnem. $24.560 will handle large county. Money refunded if can't make good. G. W. L. 8PRING OILER CO.,, OMAHA. 882 Brandels Bldg. In the ELEVEN Montha of 1916 The Bee gained....53.910 pald ads MORE THAN DOUBLE the COMBINED gain of the other two Omaha papers Lowest Ratd, Best Results. Best Service MANUFACTURING concern, doing a good business, has $5,000 worth of stock to sell In blocks to suit the purchaser; if you have any idle money this will make you a good investment, 10 per cent or better. Box 9271, Bee. FOR RENT—The best equipped machine blacksmith shop in state. Oxy-acytelens welding with blg trade. Will rent brick bullding with all machinery. F. O. Ladd, Paton, Ia. FOR BALE—OId established dry " goods store; central fowa town of 4.000; stock and fixtures, $9,000; annual sales $40,000; cash or one- fourlh In real estate. Address Bldg., Chicago. A L N buy substantlal Interest in a successful manu- facturing plant near Chicago. Full. par- ticulars from Lewls & Co., Box 44s, Ham- mond, Ind. LADY wants to buy out good ner store in some town not over 5, Please state price and pop. In fir and if only store in town. MOTION picture machines, (new and re- built), theatsrs, supplies. Omaha Film Exchange, 108 So. 14th St. WILLIAMS, established 29 years. or mell business see hlm To buy Omal b closed out maore mdse. stocks than other firm In U. 8. Write for terms. TO GKT In or out of busiuess, call GANGBSTAD, 422 Bee Bldg. Doug. FOR BA clean stock of hard- ware, live town, central Nebraska. Gaod reason for selli Be quick. Address Y 357, Bee. TF YOU want to well or buy & businees or fooming house call on Busch & Borghotf, 730 Wo Herald Bidg. Phone D. 3 on 477, Work guar- anteed. Webster 4940, Manufacturing Co., Om ¥ bedding_ and STOVES, ~furniture, fugs, linen of all kinds, Open Il 9 p. m Dolgoff, 1839 N, 24th Bt HARD COAL stove for shlo, cost $40 ne School, 200 Bblrd Bld ‘WB BUY, we sell motion picture theaters, machine feature films. Co-operative Fim and Supply Co. 210 Bro Bid GOWNS, d'asmakg by day. Miss Coe. H. 3606. Dressm'&'s, plah or fancy, rea 1-making by the ¢ will sell for §18 cash. 1011 So. 26th A MAJESTIC RANGE or T use; good, condition. Tyler 267 HARD coal buseburner for Aal soll for § x 3368, +_Clothing, Furs, Bte. FINE genulne b'nv-r CMA. #lze 36, and ln\l" to match. Call 8. Jewelry, Dhmondl and Wndm, ‘WO diamond rings, gents, llelrlv Nk d| *- Chun‘ Wchltrr 1010, and” Office iggpuu. COHIIERC‘IAL " Duplicating Co., Dllblic Phone for prices. Douglas 2802, 640 Paxton Blk. QET our pricea on Job g UNITED STATES PRIN'H G co, Beo Bldg, Douglas 1173, WATERS-BARNHART Pig, G. Co., llllllty printing. Tel. Doug. 2190, 624 8. 13th 8t, ery and s, NEW AND SECOND-HAND MOTORS. EXPERT ELECTRICIANS AND MACHINISTS, LB BRON ELECTRICAL WORKS, 318-20 8n. 13th St, Omaha. cost 986; ®xp, dramkr, Chi Terry Dressmak's collegs, Bowing, any KInd, well done, roas. Wb. 1434, LADIES wuits_remodeied. Douglas 4198, DRESSMAKING WORK GUAR, D. G993, xpress Companies. TWIN CITY Express Co., 1622 Cass St Douglas 1717, Heavy hauling & npeclllly. air Dressing. IDEAL Hair Parlors, 207 Balrd Bldg. Manl- curing, tollet articles. Douglns 6186. T0th and Farnam, ve for Womer. ACCORDION, wslde, knife, sunburst, box pleating; covered buttons, all sizes and styles; hemstitching, picot edging, broidery, beading, bralding, cording, let cut work, buttonholes, pennants. IDEAL BUTTON AND PLI‘:ATINO CO.,, 200 Dougli Blk. Dougl SWITCHES from combings, $1_up. _l)ynd §0c. Mrs. M. Brillhart, 338 Paxton Bldg! Fixtures and Wil DURKI Electric washing nuchlnll. olectric irons and reading lamps 2223 Cuming 8t, Douglas 2519, BOILERS, steam, electric, gad clllnu. pipos. Gross Wrecking Co, uu Cuming. SEWING MACHINES ‘We rent, repalr, sell needles and parts of all sewing machines. MICKEL'S NEBRASKA CYCLE €O, 15th and Harfley Sts. Dous. 16 FOR HAI'B—BILLIAI\D “TABLES, new, carom and pocket, with complote outfit, $125; wsecond-hand tables at re- duced pric: bowling alleys and supplies; easy payments. Cigar stores, drug, dell- catessen and soda fountaln fiatures. THE BRUNSWICK-BALKE-COLLENDER Co., 407-408 South 10th St. —_Typewriters and Supplie NEW machines sold the aame as rent—3i per month. Seo us befors you buy or Shipped any place on ten days’ freo trial, Butia Typowrlier Exchangs, 410 8. 19th St. Omaha, Neb. REMINGTONS, Monarchs Premlers for rent; ington_Typewriter TYPEWRITERS 0id. Tonted and repaired. t an Oliver Typewriter, 3 months for T Contrai Typewriting Exchange, 1905 Farnam. WE BUY., sell and exchange typewriters. Guaranteed typewriters, $10 up. Write for liat. Midland Co. Bee Bidg. CARBON paper, §1 a box and up; second _l!?‘ll._ VWC W ream »Rflflllnd C D. 717]7014 Brand andWmith TREDUCE THE HIGH COST OF LIVING. Buy direct from the prodacer 100 Ib. sack >t fanoy rice, $5.25, delivered to your door, Samples free on request. Make checks payable and address all communi cations to LOUISIANA GROWERS' ASSN,, 760 Omaha National Bauk Bullding, FOR BALE—To be moved, the Redick home, 24th and Pratt, (o the highest bidder. Soaled blds will be recelved till 12 o'clock, Dec. 22 Address. Chalrman, caro Mo Donald, 908 Om, Nat. Bank Bldg. Prem- ises open for Inspection all day Saturday or daily after 4 P. M. ALEX JETTES' LIQUOR HOUSE, Thirteenth and Douglas Bottled in bond whisky, 8§5c, $1.00, §1.25, il_ayar h h sta of quaiity tained; 4 quarts of Old Fontenelle whisky. 5 bottled in bond. Henry Poll mall order house. Doug. 7162 N. 16th St. = OMAHA PILLOW CO.—Felt and hair mat- treases made over In new ticks at halt the price of new ones. All your own feathers back when we renovate. 1907 Cuming St. Douglas 2467. DESKS, safes, scalvs, showcases, shelving, te, We buy, sl Omaba Fisture and pply 16 h. Doy i FOR su..!r.—: wprin te o Kle harness and a cutter, Pmm south 1467 between 7 and & o'cloek &, m. FOR SALE—Doll houss, beautifully furn- Ished, 7 rooms, electric lighted, $15. _ Harney 6266, also kodak and Douglas 6219, DRY KINDLING WOOD. ACME BOX COMPANY. HARNEY 1837, BLUR white diamond, % Kart, very bril- lant. Tel. Doug. 4963, ”, | Furnace Cleaning. BLSASSER, furnace cleaners; work guar- best prlcn I’fl _8. Uith. D. 5438, job Printin GATE CITY Printing Co., hi ’n rade print- ing. 2621 N. 2th. Phone Web. 1697, ustices of the Pea C. W. BRITT, 301 Barker Block. Painting and Paper Hanging. IF you want dheap work don't call me. guarantee my w painting and nll lllrn?y !lJI Ci lh eures. German nurse, massage and bath, R, 301, le BIK, 3d floor, 16th and Harn MASSAGE and chiropody. 210 Balrd Bldg. Patents. PATENTS procured, bought and sold, Inter. onal Patent Co. D. " Pianos for Rent. $3.60 per m? A Hospe Co.,, 1613 po Manufacturers. FLUFF |u|- rom old carpet; Ity; cleaning and alterations. Peery ‘wctory, 2422 Cuming. Red 2343, ¥ Shoe Parlor: SHINE CLEAN, BRONZE "~ Towel Supplie: Omaha Towel Supply, 207 S. lith. Wedding Stationery. WEDDING announcements and Douglas l’rln_l_ln!' C Tel, Where to Eat. EAT HOME-COOKED MEALS _NEW DELICATESSEN, 1808 FARNAM = =" SWAPPERS’ COLUMN IF YOU have any(hing to irade, make up & little ad and run it in this column for seven days—it only costs ic and 3c per answer. This offer ls good only in Omaha, and excludes Real Lstate, cash offers and Business Properties For Sale or Tra printing. Doug. 644, These, a3 well an mall orders for use of Swappers' Column, must pay regular rates. One or (wo answers are sufficient to make your trads and the whole trans- uction only costs about 30¢. Try It FOR SALE by owner, drug etore, dwelling d stock; square deal. Address owmer. 918 West 6th Ave., Denver., Colo. GUARANTY pian; get in or out business, ATl siates. F. V. Kniest, Bee Bidg.. Oma FOR SALE—Grocery store; good location; __must be sold at once. Webster 596. ONLY millinery stock for sale in town, northwestern Town. Address Y 739, Bee. POOT, uu -nd barber shop for sale. Cail Coitax Roomm; Houses. ROOMING HOUSES, all sizes, great bar- gains. 419 Rose Bld, Phono TYler 2487, FOR BALE—10 rooms, all modern, good lo- catlon. Snap for quick sale. Douglas 5411, 14 ROOMS modern, furnished, all full. Douglas 6181, SITUATIONS WANTED WFIKLY RATE, 15c PER LINE Day work or business ads, regular rates. 2 lines one week. 3 llnes one week.. Each extra line, 15c per week. In the ELEVEN Months of 1916 The Bee galned....63,910 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 speclalty of opening and closing small ta of books and ; audlts and systems ges reasonblo. Address UNEXPERIENCED young and business college wants mographic or general office work. Can graduate, furnish references. Address Box 9250, Bee, SITUATION wanted as janitor or watch- man by middle-aged man: understands elevator, boller and steam work. Call South 21‘!02 L RN S LA COLORED man wants position as Jjanitor apt. house or hotel; best references. (ihef. .[ordgn. ’l?lfil !6“-3. HOROUGHLY experienced ry and farm hand. Wil work, reasonablo wages. Addre: Box 9141, Bee. TF YOU are in need of neat appearing young men call Harley hotel. Douglas 6625, Ask for MEAIAlIlI POBITION wanted by experienced colored chauffeur; can furnish best of references, Call He 1269 i3 0k ACCOUNTANT, experienced, wants addi- tional work, systems, bookkeeping, etc. ‘Webster 7453, JAMES FOSTER, stationary engineer and fireman, all ‘round good worker. Call at 811 Ohlo 8i s chauffeur or garage work b married man; references. Mr, Morton. Col- fax 1180, COLORED man wanis kitcnen work, house- man _or porter work. Phone Harney 1605. WARTED—Poailion a# cook, can Elve best roferences. Harry D, 5729, WANTED—Position as nl‘ht watchman, Webster 5310. WANTED—Pasition housekeeper by a respectable young widow with a little girl, In or changed. near small town. Reference ex- Mrs. L. Warner, Long Pilne, o1 lower than any other form of advertiain, ~—not enough to cover the coat of printin POSITION wanted In doctor's offico by graduate purse. Phone Red 8821 WANTED—Posit for private awitch rd operator. Address Box 9303, Bee. ITAVE GOOD G-yoar-old jack, registered, and have the papers for him, valued at $1,000, welght about 1,050, 16% hands high, and a sure breeder. Will awap for tile. or what deal? C.-728, Bee. Months of 1918 -53.910 pald ads The Bee gained MORE THAN DOUBLE the COMBINED galn of the other two Omaha papers Lowest Rate, Beat Lesul Beat Service WILL trade a Smith Premler No. 4 type- writer in first class condition for a fold- Ing Corrona typewriter, or a good run- about auto in good order. Address S, C. 730, Bee. ADDING m “Burroughs adding ma- chine, first class condition, 3325, Machine crackerjack. Wil exchange for new Underwood typewriter, office furniture, or what have you? Box 8. C. 717, Bee. voung lady. No typist OFFICE work by Phum\ RM Ll 3 mpetent work of any kind; can give lo«d refor- ces. Call Webster 7467 the healthful | Laundry and Day Work. Chamber, day or laundry work Har 2155, Launry wh Call Del_Reas Guar. Web [LEH LAUN TRELIAB 1610 Davenport St LAUNDRESS, Uu dle wash. Web 941 T/RY carefully done. Web, 3 Hotels and Restaurants, £ EMPLOYMENT Headquarters for hotel help. AGENC! Douglas 1855 e HELP WANTED—MALE Stores and Offices. Household and Domestic WANTED—Lady for general housework permanent position; pay 36 per w Call Webster 1. Mrs Ciff Hidd sten, 2220 Pratt 5t 7 WANTED—A maid for general housework good wages; references roquired Harney WANTED—An cxperienced white nurse for children: references required Mrs. Dixon, 426 N. 38th 8t COMPETENT second girl ®an, 4015 Davenport street nut 2271 A. Bro- wal Mrs. F. Tel X BOOKKREPER wilh rome knowledge of stenography to take ‘charge of mall oftice, position permanent, salary $100; a general office man. must be good on type. writer, uptown office, §65; traveling sales « diate opening for Migh Desires young man capable of beat character, . staple line, $75 to $100; bkpr. untant, wholesale, $100. bkpr. to auditor, $100 tern Reference & Bond Ass'n., Tn inators of the Busin, Omaha National TONAL FIDELITY LIF) OMPANY of Bioux City Reference 1 ass bookkeeper 30 years old advancement, neat, of good Muost accurate and a and and Bank Bullding. SURANCE . has imme- and be good penman, with at least two or three years' expérience. Prefer man with in- snrance home office experience. Salary $50 to $100 per month, wccording to qualifications. ~ This place offers un usual opening for exactly the right man Reply in own writing, giving full and complete Information STENO., $76; steno., $10; steno, $60; bkpr. $75. ledger clerk, 360 office clerk, $50; sterio. and_ bkpr, out-of-town, $60; typ- ist, $85; office boy, $25 WATTS REF CO, 540 Brandeis Theater. CASHIER .$36 AND RD BANK BKPR. 4 50 TYPIST AND CLERK 65 THE CANO AGF 400 BEE BLI $ )G WANTED—Young ~man for office clerk; mwust be rapld and acurate. Apply Cudahy Packing Co., 14th and Jq STENOGRAPHER, (hisx iy with a fine wholesnlo house . THE MARTI CO. 7 W. 0. W. Bidg. Professions and Trades. Drug Positions—All States CO-OPERATIVE RE 1015-16 City Natlonal SRENCE O, Salesmen and Solicitors. Bank Bldg. READ THIS—E| Fredaricks made $61 past week selling SPRING OILERS for autos agents making $4 to $10 per day; perience required. for in one Nebraska county. A GOOD this winter with a steady inc this Many no_ex- POSITION ome. $50.00 investment required, which is well secured sponsibility, Dept, O. N., Bank reforences ‘as to our OILER CO., Brandels Bld‘ Omaha. MR. SALESMAN. re- L. W. SPRING We have the fastest selling proposition on the market. You should clean up $100 per week. Many are. See us at 1924 Farnam WANTED. High grade stock salesman who would be interested in handling first-class Omaha_proposition, STANDARD SEC. & INV. O, Sultes 2 and 3, Wead Bldg. Mi 1 estab- stock to sell. ou have ex a limited amount of peri- al ence in selling stock we will make you a good proposition. Answer Box Bee. | 9270, SALESMAN—Men that have sold advertis- ing, guaranteed territory and steady po- sition. per week. his position is good for 408 Henshaw. $100 Call between 10 and 12. Room WANTED—Two first class salesmen on the latest publication of the Great War. of the fastest selling propositions offered today. One Apply Manager, 312 Baird Big. WANTED—Experienced GIRL or elderiy work, Woman for general house . Rood wages. Call Red 4192, COMPETENT white girl for general bouse- work. Phune Walnut 367 WANTED-—A girl for general housework; no laundry 740 North 38th St Phone | FOR RENT—ROOMS ATTENTION, ROOM HUNTERSI 1f you fall to find the.room you desire among these ads call at The Bee office for a Room List—Glves complote detailed description of va- cant rooms in all parts of the city. If more convenfent phone The Bes Want Ad Dept. and give your name and address and a list will be mailed to you at once. New lisls are issued every week S Fumuhed}oml Tn the ELEVEN Montns of 1916 The Bee gained....53,910 pald ads MORE THAN DOUBLE ths COMBINED gain of the other two Omaha papers Lowee: Rate, Best Results, Best Service WARM and comfortabls rooms, with house- keeping priviloges, for man and wite In exchange for light services during the day. For information call at 920 South MALE AND FEMALE. WANTED—Excellent opening for young men or women of personality and edueation as Lyceum and (hautauqua representatives. Teachers or students especially desired MUTUAL LYCEUM BUREAU OF CHICAGO. Western Department, Lincoln, Neb. $100.00 MONTH. Get government jobs. Men and women wanted. List of positions open irec. Franklin Institute, Dept. 238 A, Rochester, N Bt ~ EDUCATIONAL BOYLES COLLEGR DAY SCHOOL. NIGHT SCHOOL. Fvery day Is enrollment keeping, shorthand, Ing, telegraphy, clal and Engli BOY Douglas 1566, Book - typewrit civil service—all commer- W branches. Catalogue free. day. stenotype, ES COLLEC 19th and Harney Sts. VAN SANT SCHOOT, OF PUSINESS, DAY AND EVENING SCHOOLS. Second Floor Omaha National Bank Bldg. Entrance, 220. Douglas 6890. THE SCHOOL OF MODERN LANGUAGES, Class private instructions complete. Courses, Phone Webster 5564, for in- early applications favo lepl fur. Loretta De ldanu. Joa Lyric BI PERSONAL PILES, FISTULA CURED. Dr. E. R. Tarry cures piles, fistola and other rectal diseases withdut surgical operation. Cure guaranteed and no money pald until cured. Write for book on rec- tal diseases with tel.tlmorghll. PR. E. R. TARRY, 240 Bee Bldg., Omaha, Neb. THIS Salvation Army Industrial homne so- licits your old clothing, furniture, maga- zlnes. We collect. . We distribute. Phone Doug. 4125 and our wagon will call. Call and inspect our new home. 1110-1112-1114 NEAT girl 10 help with housework. Tele- | 31t St. or phene Harney 2239. phone Wal, 815 IN EW private home, one cozlly furn- ants. | !shed room; comfortable, home-like; every Hotels and Restaurants. convenience. Excellent location. ~ Fif- WANTED—Expericnced chambermald. AP-| (con minutes to business district. Near ply housekeeper, Fontenell: hotel two car lines. Webster 3615, HEi.l; W‘ANGIZED 7 I newly furnlshed room In new private famlily; very homelike; must be seen to be appreclated; gentle- men_preferred. Colfax 1895 ELEGANTLY furnished connecting rooms In private family, suitabls for one or two gontiemen. Modern: select nelghborhood; walking distance. Harney 3693. B IF YOUR room 1s cold, come to 712 North 224; newly furnished, clean, warm, mod- ern room, $10: one or two reputable gen- tlemen. Douglas 91 2203 LOTHROP ST.—Well furnished front room in modern private home in Kounts :'y.;; One block to car. Phone Webster 5 T SUNSHINK APARTMENTS. or men only. Comfortable steam heated rooms. Rate $2.50 and up per week. 608 N. 17th St. | NICELY furnished room in strictly madern | Phome. walking distance or convenfent to Farnam car. Reasonable. Harpey 4953 413 Park_ Ave STRICTLY modern, newly furnished warm, cozy room, only $8, to respectabls, p manent gentlemen; large room, $10. N. 224 St IN refined neighborhood, one cozy room, sultable for (wo nurses or young men, in __modern bungalow, Col. 2607 or Tyler 914. | EXCEPTIONALLY weil furnished front ronm In new private flat, no other roomers; two gentlemen preferred. Call Tyler 1930 FURNISHED steam-heated rooms, for sov- eral men; reasonable; Hanscom park dis- trict. Call Harney 2231, WELL furnishell front room, le for {wo. 2 closets; private home. 672 8. 26th Ave. RNISHED room in private home; hot water heat; only permanent need apply. 2406 Davenport. STRICTLY modern, nicely furnished rooms with bath; suitable for two peopls. 1919 Capitol Ave, CHICAGO—2510—In private home; largs #outh front room with alcove; also side room, 1810 DODGE—Cozy furnished rooms, mod- rn; heurd it dfulred Call Websler 4171 for Kcmlcmln in ance. Har, 5874, “wel -furnished nlnxle room; warm; tom{urublc D. 6449, FOR RENT—Front room, furnished, private bath if desired. 2121 Douglas. Doug. 1741. COMFORTABLY furnished room, private lamll) Tyler 2167. 1507 8. 25th Ave. NICELY ™ furnished room, excellent fabls board; walking distance. 2618 Harvey. THREE large rooms with alcove; hot water heat. 1525 S. 36th St. Douglas 7899, 3121% California, 2 furnished rooms, mod- ern, with heat, reasonable. Harney 4001, 422 8. 26TH—Two large comfortable front rooms; private home. D 2401 LEAVENWORTH—Com( men to sell | Dodge. St nished room. On car line. Red 5. nursery stock. / Address B. E. Fields & TWO large, cozy rooms, ensuite or mepa. Son,_Fremont,_Neb. RUPTURE—Successfully treated without a | _F3te. 2210 Web Dol 588, Trade School surgical operation. "Call or write Dr. | HEATED rooms respectable working TO LEARN Frank H. Wray, 306 Bee Bldg. men. 2428 Decatur St. \Vlblter 4574, THE BARBER TRADE. | STAATS INSTITUTE, 1506 Harney; mus- | HARNEY ST. 2621—Large room suitabls Few weeks quallty to run shop or werk | cular massage; baths of all kinds. Open | _fOT Students; reasonable. H. 3253, for others; years of apprenticeshlp saved | “from 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. Doug. 7097. 2406 HARNEY—Two or (hree furnished by our method; we have placed graduates in leading positio: tively no expense; catalof malled fre everywhere; comp MOLER BARBER COLLEGE, 110 8. 14th St, Omaha, Neb. (Establinhed 1893.) Mlsst LILLY AND GOULD—Bath, mas- 22 Farnam St. Phone Doug. 3410 DR. BURKE, OMAHA'S MEN'S SPECIALIST. 218 CROUNSE BLK.—OPPOSITE P. O. east. rooms, suitable for two. Douglas 4628. A ROOM, with washing, in German family, $1.50 per week. 1013 So. 23d St. south room, modern, largs and com- fortable, on car line. Tyler 2234, NATIO;‘AI. AUTO MECHANICS. EARN ‘BIG MONEY. Never ldle—Big Demand. Basy to Learn by Our Methods. AUTO 817 N. 20th St., Omaha. Send for Free (‘atalogue. TRAINING ASS'N, auto and electric GOOD MEN WANTED. rn auto trade for the many ow open. arting system. AMERICAN AUTO COLLEGE, 2063 Farnai ‘maha, D po- “ine training work In LEARN barber trade; be independent, more than make your expenses while learning. Wages or percentage. ch you to begin; 1402 Dodge St. RI-CITY BARBER COLLEGE. We don't over- Miscellaneous. ARMY OF unmarried THE UNITED STATES, MEN WANTED—Able-bodled 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 Bldg., 15th and Dodge, Sts., Om: Lincoln, Towa; 207 BE best wanted everywhere. , Neb.; 130 N. 10th Neb.; 827 4th St., G6th Ave, Des Mot Interesting worl profession; a detective. 1 pald Agency, St. Joseph, Mo. OMAHA rallway mall clerk examinations coming, free. stitute. Dept. 475 month. Sample Write immediately. Franklin 221 W. Roches‘er, WANTE cleks; tion questions free, D R D—Young men as $75 per month; chester, N. Y. 8t., Sloux City, Towa. ; travel; representatives Hartley Detective questions In- N. V. rallway mall sample examina- Franklin Institute, WANTED—Names of men 18 or over, wish- Ing to become government rallway clerks. Commence $75 month. Vacat! Bee. wanted to enllst In runorl at_Lincoln. mall fons. ignal Corps at MISS NASH, MAE BRUGMAN, scientifio mld-eule and baths. 203 Karbach Blk. Red 2727 LUELLA WEBSTER, masseuse, 518 Paxton Blk., 10 a. m. to § p. m. Red 2400. SCIENTIFIC massage, 6520 Beo Bldg. Phone Douglas 6372. MISS”MAY, massage, 301 Neville Bloc LARGF, well-heated rooms, with or without board. Harney 3164. MODF To Itable for two. §2.50. 2627 Harney St. 3311 LALXFORNIA—FG\Ir furnished rooms for_housekeeping; $18 mo.; modern. FURN. “mod. rooms; 1 bk fo car; good board next door, Harney 2017. Manicuriug and mass. 1625 Farnam. Rm, 1 Graduate masseur. Appointment only D. 5235, MODERN, furnished room in private family; close in. Phone Red 8403. MAGNET!L massage. ”420 " Cuming. FOR RENT—HOUSES West. 3303 HOWARD ST. A 2-story frame, 7 rooms and sleeping porch. New furnace. Room for one cat in garage if desired. House reat, $30. ALFRED THOMAS, 308 First Nat. Bk. Bidg. FOR RENT—6-room house, modern except heat. Three-quarter basement. 3008 Webster, Inquire next door. North. FREE RENT TO JAN. 1st. 1106 N. 22d, 4-r. flat, steel range, plate, kitchen cabinet, water paid, ¥ll RASP_BROS. DOUG. 1653. NEW bungalow, 6-room, strictly all modern, half block to car, $25. Located 29th and Fort Sts. Red 1881. 1fur.r.. priv. home, garage. 3026 Davenport NICE modern furnished front room, 919 8. 26th. - Tyler 2136-, keeping Rooms, t housekeeping rooms in bflnle home, close in. 1711 Burt St FARNAM, 2822—Three nice housekeeping rooms, electricity, steam, gas range. LIGHT housekeeping rooms, everythin; fur- nished. Red 2506. A 7 Large suite, well furn. 3026 Davenport Board and Room. LARGE warm Foom for 2, In private Fome. xecllent board; home privilges. Hi 1590. 1517 8. 2" * = BEAUTIFUL modern, warm room for two, close in private home, best board. 115 So. 25th Ave, el S e R LARGE, comfortably furnished room; good board; modern home. 107 So. 35th Ave, NICE 1 big furnished room for one or t". with board. S. 2§th Ave. Harney 1254, $22.50—A1l Burt. y modern, Newly 15 G5-room cottage. 4117 decorated. H. B, Boyles. ROOM cottage. 2744 Meredith Ave. Call Florence 267. South. COTTAGE. 6-room, all modern, in first-class con- djtion; corner lot; permanent tenant only. 2518 Mason St; $26. 1015 PARK AVE., rooms an __heat; home cooking. ROOMS and board, on Fai car lines. Walnut 209 Rooms Wanted. YOU PEOPLE WHO RENT ROOMS, GALL THE BEE WANT-AD DEPT. and find out about the FURNISHED ROOM GUIDE. a plan that is helping many pegnis r_room FOR RENT—FURNISHED It in scrap iron Apartments and Houses. Smelting and Re-| D. 103 Bl C: A FOR all_modern, except partments. heat. 383 tent $14. Phone Tyler SPLENDID NEW FURNISHED 1469 i T TRAVERTON “sell the Never Fall| 7-ROOM "modern house onk finish. 1513 FIREPROUF, R 4 b, Aves Pl 1 ey 156 0.00. 4 Colloct . Every merchant wants i ;urk '\fi\"l A‘\mc :“ru hsa ‘1’ T ANDLTANDON, COURT making B ‘":fl‘ 'm"‘“',:';“",’“m,"““- L Catering to people of refined tastes A JNUABETISHICE (YA METae 50022, Apartment is completely equipped for 1920 §. 10th, 6 rooms. $12.50; modern ex- | housckeeping: up to date and comfortable, HELP WANTED FEMALE cept heat Dr:uk[uu T,"“), TRAVER BROS,, == | 5-RM. mod. flat, 510 S. 19th. First Trust| Tel. Doug. 6886. 706 Omaha Nat. Bank, “Stores and Offices, Co.' Do 1151 Or Call Web. 4835, STENOGRAPHER. —wptown = office, ¥6%; | E-R. mod. flat, 3310 8. 24ih. 930, TsL H. 4111, | PHONE Ernest Sweel, Now Hamilton, 2418 steno. and bkpr., small office. up town, T and Farnam, 72, before engaging LRI R A e e O U Miscellaneous. vyour apt. Best location. Prices reasonable. and reception room girl, Dr.'s office, $35; WE WAVE WHAT YOU WANT. T-ROOM modern apartment, 2823 Leaven- experlenced billlng clerk, tyist, $55. HOU! AND COTTAGES worth. ““The Agnew.” Phone Harney 3230. Western Reference & Bond Ass'n, Inc., PARTLY MODERN. ZTROOM suite, wtrictly modern Tk . Originators of the Reference Business. 4-R., 3401 Parker St.... $10.00 |2 i ¥ Taling d 752 Omuha National Bank Bullding. 4-R., 1616 Carter Lake Bivd. 3 St. % 5 = | 6-R. 611 Martha St. 12.50 “(""“‘m‘l's L G“,’;‘d""fi"’: §-R. 4121 Saratoxa St.... 16.00 FOR RENT—HOUSES R Rartyr taen et MODERN EXCEPT H —— —_— ¥ | 6-R, 4803 N. 29th St. . 5-R., 2910 Saratoga St 5 RENTAL— = 350, [ 2819 N, 27th St for 815 Woolworth Ave., 5 rms. 4 A TR T E R T RIS TI PP 5-rm., all mod., WATTS REF CO. $40 Brandels Theater Capitol Ave.. ... , very desirable, easily CASHIER AND BD. STRICTLY MODERN. Heuted: SOLICITOR L840 and sleoping porch, 110 §50.00—1141 S. 32d 8t, 6 rms., thoroughly THE CANO AT 600 BEE BLID Frolanen s .. 83 "33 modern, very desirable. 4 £ 5-R., 3607 N. 30th St. (with garage) 25 35.00—2703 K, S y e, tlonall 5 35.00—2 arnam St, S rms, mod.; 0G “" R, exceptionally good po §-R. 4112 Farnam St. (a good cood hot water heating plant. T W. 0. W. Blds. dwelling in first class residence 35.00-3003 Dodgo St & rms., walking T district) ... tance. handy to Farnam st. “Protessions and Trades. 6-R, 1814 Laird St (with garage). $40. T St., 8 rms., WANTED—Girls with common school edu- catlon, between 18 and 23 years, to taks up local and long distance telephone work. C. F. Lambert, 1817 Douglas St. Household_and Domestic. wants day or laundry. COMPETENT “white' woman work either housekeeping Phoneg Tyler 2278-1 WANTED—By rellable woman, bundie washing and ironing; work guaranteed. Wabster 3857 DAY work, laundry, washing ‘nd chamber- matd. Tel. 2166 Harney. sansy \\'ANTID—D-y work chambermaid work t_recommendatl 68. work. Call Harney 57| WASHING and ironing dozen. Webat, “ mmm«w colored ?hdy wants day anted by plece or HAVE “complete works DeMaupassant, 17 vol.; Tolstol, 12 vol; LaSalle, Administration, 10 vol. Make offer. ~725, Boe, 14 FORD touring, new fop curtain covars, fine shape and looks good: swap for larger cur or dlamond. Box 8. C. 162, _Bee. CRES In San Luls valley, Col trade for Ford car in pood runni also electric stove, Phone Colfax 972. Business Box LORED la ork, da maid_work mn o). or EXPERIENCED washing. Web. FOR experienced bun ster 1877, ANY kind of day wr’}’jv Plaln dinders; cleai.; eweeping. Web. 49l 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 it willing to learn All machines are power driven; the operating rooms are light, alry and clean. Girls have a private dining hall and overy modern convenjence. To such Young women as are willing to learn to become skilled opera- tors we will pay attractive wages and guarantee steady po- sitions. Apply at the Douglas street entrance, Jjust west of Ninth street, and ask for Mr. Anderson. M. E. SMITH & CO, 8th St. (close to depots) 40.00 39056 N. 18th St 30.00 . 4312 8. 23d St s center of South Omaha , 3849 Charles St. $-R. 3901 N. 17th St (good de- tached house in first class resi- dence district) 5 s 9-R., 2608 Dewey Ave 10-R., 2221 Dodge e n Wi HAVE OTHERS. SEE OU R’ COM- PLETE LIST BEFORE TI PORTER & SHOTWE! =2, 202 S. 17th St. -00—3508 Hamilton St, heat Good condition. Douglas 5013, .8 tooms mod. fur, $26.00—1712 Burt St., 3 rooms and bath. 2d floor apt. heated. mod.; in first-class condition; garago if de- sired. GLOVER & SPAIN, Douglas 3962, _919-20 City National. ROOME, 2011 6 rooms, 523 6 rooms, 6 rooms rooms, 4 Spencer St, modern, $25. 8§ Fowler, modern, $25 3316 Burt St., modern, $22.50, 7 rooms, 1305 South 28th St, modern, $27.50 ¢ 7 rooms, 1422 Sherwood Ave., modery, $25. BENSON & MYERS CO.,, 424 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. NEW §-room modern bungalow. Will rent furnished or unfurnished; very reasonable. Douglas 5074 $42.50—2114 Chicago St, 1l-r, GGood for rooming nouss, 1" &I mod. A. WOLF, Douglas 0 H, 614 Ware Blk. $20.00—1734 §. 27th St, 6 rooms mod Good. D. V. SHOLES CO., | 815 C. N. B. Blg Doug. 49, WHAT HAVE YOU FOR RENT In the way of four, five or six rov.s modern up-to-date apartments? Prefer- ence will be given to those In better districts of the city Want to deal direct with owners: no agents. TELEPHONE DOUGLAS 1018, 1125 SOUTH 81st, with Farage for 3804 North Z4th, moder JOHN N. FREN? HOURS FOi 7 ENT, CREIGH. SONS & © BLDG. | DOUG, 200, cars 7 rooms, $23 00 ER, Douglas 554.