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Rear Admiral Sir Sydney Wil
mot Breaks Dohti One of
Last Barriers of Aris
tocracy.
Londop, X»fc. 31.—Kind sympathy
i.-f asked for the poor retired admirals
and vice admirafs of Great Britain.
There are 333 of them and one of
them is reduced to Belling flowers to
pay his way.
Hear Admiral Sir Sydney Eardley
Wilmot, late equerry to King George,
is the pioneer in breaking down one
of the last barriers of aristocracy. On
a table outside bis old-fashioned cot
tage, known as the Old Malt house,
Marlow, stand bunches and bunches
of beautiful flowers, all freshly cut
from- his old-world garden—ros^p, an
nuals, perennials—apd bearing the
legend: "Fine flowers, six pence per
bonch."
Outside tpe house is a big poster:
FLOWERS FOR SALE.
Why not take a bunch home?
She'd love them.
, Aren't they jolly?
Take a hunch home with you.
Fresh picked and fragrant.
Aiujjibhe boating parties from the
Tlrum^l&conie asiioye and buy the
vice admiral's flowers as fast as they
can be picked.
•Not' that the rear admiral does any
gardening himself. That, of course,
would he below the dignity of a retired
senior Ofltccr of the British navy at
tempting to augment a slender pen
sion. But be ban an energetic wife,
sou and daughter, all enthusiastic
Rartfeflrrs. and they do all the work
necessary to produce the flowers.
The-business is growing fast. Mrs.
Rear Admiral is now exhibiting flow
ers at the local flower shows. And.
ambitiously, she looks' forward to the
time w hen she will be. sending her
Hi'wers^-and vegetables—to the Lon
don murkets cither by automobiles or
airplanes.
It is stated that another retired
admiral is seriously considering go
ing into tlie shoe-shine business, and
Betting up a series of stands through
.out London.
Projects Bill
Given to House
$1,633,330 Included for Na
lional Parks ou Account
of Popularity.
. Washington. Dec. 22.—The annual
supply bill for various branches of
the government service under the In
terior department, carrying $294,215,
300, was reported today U> the’bouse.
The total Is $2,996,706 less than last
year and $1,142,962 below the budget
estimate.
The bulk of the total is for the pen- |
..qVi , ,fflro VvlljeR «T1« «11 Lit tad $C5ie j
1496,460, an IriereusS of*^$#’!?,’!60 "over I
•last year.
Kor the reclamation service the bill '
iprovidis $12,250,000, a decrease of,
about $2,500,000. The appropriations
subcommittee report, presented by
tjhalrman Cramton, said the amount
L<as based on a conservative judgment
and that the old practice of appro
priations based upon maximum esti
mates of money to be available "re
sulted in raising high hopes In many
communities In the west which were
»,riot realized.”
The bill provides a total of $1,633,
3S0 far the national park service, an
ik reafe of $1S6,810 required to care
for “the greatly increased attemlance
'at the parks.”
Hunt In Alaska, r
, The item of $15,000 for suppression
of liquor traffic in Alaska, customar
ily carried in the bill, but not in
cluded In the budget estimate, was
restored.
Tho sum of $1,000,000 was provided
for maintenance and operation of the
Alaska railroad (In excess of reve
nues), a reduction of $260,860 below
the estimate. The budget estimate of
$889,140 for completion of construc
tion and equipment of tjie -allroad
was approved.
The bill also carried $50,000 for
maintenance and operation of steam
ers and other boats on the Yukon
river and its tributaries and makes
available for construction of a new
steamer and barges, $75,000 of the
amount realized from the sale of con
demned property.
Alaska under the bill also would get
fbr education $355,000; medical relief.
* $90,000; reindeer propagation. $10,000;
care of insane, $142,500; game protec
tion, $20,000.
Chicago Lawyer Sentenced
to Prison for Conspiracy
Chicago, I'ec. 32—William A. Plth
qr, former attorney of the Chicago
hoard of education and prominent
follower of Governor Len Small and
Mayor William Hale Thompson, was
found guilty last night by a Jury* of
conspiracy to defraud the school
boa rd.
His punishment was fixed at from
one to five years in prison and a fine
of $2,000.
Henry W. Kaup, a real estate deal
er and codefendant, was given nine
months in the county jail and fined
$1,000. They were charged with con
spiring to defraud the board in the
sale of buildings on school sites pur
chased from private owners.
Livestock Products .Will
Be Exhibited Friday
Dr. H. Busman, federal inspector
for the bureau of animal industry in
Omaha, and Dr. W. T. Spencer, live
stock commissioner of the Omaha
Live Stock exchange, will present an
exhibit in conjunction ^vith Swift &
Co. of products inspected und con
demned. as well as products passed
for food, on the fourth floor of the
Swift office building in South Omaha
next Friday afternoon at 2.
1 Dr. Busman. Dr. Spencer, Dr. L,
Van Ess and Prof. H. H. Smith will
speak on the eradication of animal
diseases.
The government of Costa Rica has
ipsued a decree prohibiting the hold
lug of- boxing-snatches.ia the repub
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DEATH & FUNERAL NOTICES.
ANDREWS—Fred A . passed on at the
home Thursday, December 21, 1922; age,
35 years. Mr. Andrews is survived by his
wife and mother. Mrs. Agnes Andrews
-of Omaha; 3 brother?. T fa van T Andrews.
Frank . Andrews and Byron Andrews of
Omaha, 4 sisters. Mrs.. John R. Cole,
Denver. Cp|o.; Mrs. Cornelius Meyers,
Seward Neb.; Mrs. Fred Enewobl of
Omaha, Mrs. W. A. Bartley, Judith Gap,
Monta i.a.
Funeral service from the home. 2813
Pinkney St., Saturday, December 22, 1922,
at 4 p. m. Interment Forest Lawn ceme
tery. For further information call Croa
by-Moore. WE. 00 47._
TR^l"—Margaret, passed on at the home
of her son, T. If. Tracy, ?0S South 35th
Ave., Thursday, Decemabr 21, 1922. Mra.
Tracy la survived by 3 sons, Edward M
Tracy of Victoria. Tex.: A. C. Tracy,
Heber Springs, Ark.; T. 11. Tracy, Oma
ha. Neb.; one grundson, Donald A. Tracy
of Omaha. Mrs. Tracy is the mother of
the late Charles A. Tracy.
Funeral services Saturday. December 23.
1922. at 2 p. m. from the Walnut Hill
Methodist church, 41st Ave. and Charles.
Interment Forest Lawn cemetery. Please
omit flowers. For information call
Crosby-Moofe. WE. 0047.
AINSWORTH —Elizabeth N., December 21,
age 60 years
Funeral services Saturday, at 4 p. m.,
from the Burkett funeral chapel, 3405
Farnam. Mrs. Ainsworth la survived by
two daughter, Mrs. Grace McFarland of
Seattle, Wash.; Mrs. Ivy WIdman of Oma
ha. and tw'o sons, Mr. Earl F. and A.
Ainsworth, Omaha. Interment Prospect
Hill cemetery.__
ANDERSEN—Mrs Anna. 1 01 4 South Thir
ty-sixth street, December 22, Ago 74
> ears.
Deceased is survived by three children,
Andrew P., Walter A. and Miss Minnie
Anderson. Funeral services Sunday at 2
p. m. from Hoffmann funeral home. In
terment Sprlngwell cemetery.
JOHNSTON—Mary Alice; age. 10 years. 9
months; oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
George W. Johnston. Died Thursday
morning at the residence, 105, South 49th
Street.
Funeral Friday, 2 p. m. from the resi
dence. Interment at Forest Lawn.
JANICKE—Elizabeth, age 33 "years, be
loved wife of Harry Janicke. passed away
December 20. 1922, at local hospital .
Funeral Saturday afternoon +t 2 o’clock
from the N. P. Swanson chapel, 17th and
Cuming street. Interment Forest Lawn
cemetery.
JONES—Capt. Samuel B, ot a local
hospital Thursday at 4:15 p. m., after
four months’ Illness
Funeral services will be held Saturday at
2 p. m. at First Central Congergational
chapel. Interment private.
BURIAL VAULTS.
D T ST I NCT IV Hf' f ea t u res, ~se e demonstration
at factory, Automatic Sealing Concrete
Burial Vault. Insist upon your under
taker using no other. Every vault stamp
ed; watch for name on lid. Manufactured
only by the Omaha Concrete Burial Vault
Co., 6210 N. SOtn Ht.. Omaha.
cemeteries!
VISIT FOREST LAWN.
Forest Lawn Cemetery has a new beauty
with each changing season. Tt is particu
larly beautiful at this time with the many
winter decorations. Evergreen blankets
and winter wreaths may be obtained at
the greenhouse. Offices at the Cemetery
(North of CTtjfc Limits) and 720 Brandeia
Theater.
~FUNERAL DIRECTORS
F. J. STACK & CO.,
Omaha’s best undertaking establishment.
S' AMBULANCE
Thirty-third and Farnam _
“HEAFEY & HEAFEY,
Undertakers and Embalmers.
Phone HA 02H5. Office 2G11 Farnam
LARKIN BROTHERS,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS. 4813 30 24TH
Hulse & Riepen,
Funern* Directors 2*24 Cumlr^
CROSBY-MOORE
FLORISTS.
JOHN HATH 1804 Farnam. JaT~7906.
J. HENDERSON. 1607 Farnann JA. 1*68.
educational!
DAY SCHOOL—NIGH# SCHOOL.
Complete courses In accountancy, machine
bookkeeping, comptoraetry, shorthand and
typewriting, railroad and wireless teleg
raphy civil service and all English and
commercial branches. Write. call or
phone Jackson 1563 for large Illustrated
catalog. Address
BOYLES COLLEGE.
Boyles Bldg., Omaha. Neb.
WANTED—Men, ladies and boys to learn
barber trade; big demand; wages while
learning; strictly modern. Call or write
1403 Dodge St. Tri-City Barber College.
" MOLKR BARBER COLLEGE
lit B. 14th Bt. Writ* tor catalog
__ EDUCATIONAL._
Day or Evening sessions
DWORAK BUSINESS COLLEGE.
YVead Bldg., lsth ond Turn am. AT. 7415.
VAN SANT SCHOOL OK BUSINESS
S E Cor Nineteenth and Douglas. JA. 5>90.
ANNIE K GLASGOW, voice and piano.
503 Karbach Blk. JA, 1081.
~ person ai7~
THE SALVATION Army Industrial home
solicits your old clothing, furniture, maga
zines. We collect. We distribute Phone
JA. 4135 and our wagon will call. Call
and Inspect our new home, 1110.1112-1114
Dodge street.
THEATRICAL historical masque costumes. ,
for plays and parties, at Helen’s, Omaha, j
STORM sash made glacing reaa. KE. 2701.
24th.___|
TEACHER of cornet and trumpet. Henry
Lotz. 1 725 So. llth St. all AT. 2643.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST—Boston Bull Terrier, in auto struck
by street car at Sixteenth and Martha
streets. Tuesday; dug la female, brlndle
loft side of head white, tips of toes white,
very short screw tall, wore brown blanket
with green ribbon and brown leather, har
ness ; suitable reward. Call. JA. 3763.
H B WARD l 1 i i; W A n DI
Lost—Tuesday evening, purse containing
diamond lavalllere, keepsake; diamond
ring, pearl ring, between 26th avenue and
Jones and 26th and Leavenworth. Thone,
A7, 7668.___ __
LOST-—Small se*fP cap'* December 19. at
Burgess.Nash store. Will pay finder very
substantial reward; no questions asked.
Call TIA. 2636._ _____
LOST—Monday, downtown district, ova! j
fllagnee gold and piattnum broach set !
with diamonds. Howard. WA. 0049. 5118 I
Nicholas.
LOST—Tortoise shell.rimmed glasses in a
brown leather case. Monday, between First
National bank and 16th and Howard. KE.
3844. __ _
LOST—Gold wrist watch on Brandeie
main floor. Initials A. M. V. Valued as
keepsake. Return to Mr. 'Thomas' office,
Brandeis Stores. Reward.
LOST— K e ys~ VV. O W*7 Bldg.. leather
-folder. Reward- \V. C Bc#be, Room
1003, W u. W. Bldg.__
LOST—Tan and white collie dog. 8 months
old. Call AT. 6524. 2061 Hurnam. Reward.
LOST—Pair of pearl earrings. JA. 1632.
MALE HELP WANTED ~
.SALESMEN—Several experienced .maga
zine or newspaper to replace others who
have been advanced. Permanent post*
tiona will bo awaiting those who make
good. Work in Omaha and nearby
cities. Transportation paid. Expenses
paid daily. Salary weekly. Room 301,
Baird Building, 17th nnd Douglas Sis.
SALESMEN—Experienced rubbea footwear
salesman for Nebraska and Wyoming ter
ritory to sell the Gold Seat Ijne. Must
be real go-gftter and not afraid of hard
work. In application give experience and
age. Goodyear Rubber Co., 371 Sibley St.,
St. Pnul^Mlnn.
SALESMAN wanted for territories al
roady established, liberol commission, must
be able to finance self for month. Work
ers only need apply. Good money-mak
ing contract to right party. Write us.
The _Wichita Shirt Co.. Wichita. Kan.
SALESMEN—An article used in every of
fice aitn place of business, small amount
of capital will handle. Allworth, Paxton
hotel.____
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FEMALE HELP WANTED
AT ONCE—Mlddleaged housekeeper of
character and . experience, references;
small family, good wages. HA. 7037.
FOR a good bookkeeping or stenographic
position attend the American college, 1912
Farnam All our graduates are in posi.
tions. We can place you. Phone AT. 7774,
or write for catalogue
WANTED—Agents to sell guaranteed plik
hosiery, ladies and men. All Silk Hosiery
Mills. General Sales Office. 18th and
Harney. 303 Neville Blk.
WANTED—Saleslady. Give reference.
Apply Boom 4, 316 S. 19th St., upstairs, |
between and g,
8 TO 8 weeks prepares you for fine office
position. Call AT. 7774 or writ# Ameri
can College, 19115 Farnam.
WANTJED Refined housekeeper, no «n
cumb. Address Box W-608, Omaha Bee.
SITUATIONS WANTED]
I»AY WORK or chambermaid. Call WE.
0270.
CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS.
PLAN now for your Christmas home. See
Campbell, personal service home builder.
637 Keollne Bldg. AT. 8048.
MAGNOLIA wreaths, beautifully deco
rated with everlasting flowers; special, 93
Hramlela Cut Flower Shop Brandela 8*orj.
CHRYSANTHEMUMS, roses, house plants,
wreaths make Ideal gifts for mother
Lqulf Zadi^na, florist, 36th and T 8te.
HAND embroidery, crochet work, baby's
toilet basket; other articles for Christmas
gifts. WA. 7288.
IMPORTED pearls make lovely Xmas
gifts. Prices reasonable, 1017 Arbor
St.. AT. 3676.__
BUY her an electric washer or an electric
iron for Xmas. Thos. Durkin Electric
Shop, 2333 Cuming St.
LARGE Meccano set, 3 motors, transor
mers, handsome box container. Cost 950.
Sell 935. WA. 0773.
BEAUTIFUL Fisher piano in excellent
condition. Will sacrifice. HA. 0756. _
BEAUTIFUL lunch cloths, Mink cape.
KE. 1510._
FANCY gowns, work guaranteed. At.
5521.
PRETTY Angora Kittens. H20 Hickory,
AT. 0739
GOLD lettering on leather goods, books. E.
A. Tryon Co.. 208 So. 13th. JA. 1219.
Dixie ballbearing coaster wagon, WA. 0269
▲ NICE duck makes nice gift. KE. 081ft
CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS.
MAGAZINE CLUBS.
FOR MAIL. SUBSCRIBERS ONLY.
OFFER K.
Pictorial Review, Modern Priscilla and
The Omaha'Dally and Sunday Bee. one
year each.
ONLY $«.60.
CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT.
THE OMAHA BEE.
XMAS GIFT FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY.
A OU1.BRANSEN PLAYER PIANO.
1.198 to $700. cash or easy payments. Come
in and buy a gift that will lait and be
moat appreciated.
A HOSPB CO..
For 49 Years the Muelc Center of Ne
braska andlowic_
A LOVELY-X M AS GI FT.
DANCING LESSONS.
What better gift Wian a course In
dancing? Ja. 6470.
KEEPS DANCING ACADEMY.
1818 Farnam.
AN. IDEAL C14RISTMAS GIFT~
Window wreaths. 26o to $1.26; assorted
fancy baskets; Chiiatmee center pieces,
vary new; special 82 6u to $9.60. See our
window'. Peterson Utor Flower Shop, 1714
Farnam. ____
New overstuffed parlor suites.
Make excellent Xmaa gifts.
Coat here K6 p.-r rent less than elsewhere
STEPHENSON AUCTION HOUSE.
160" Capitol Are. Tel. AT. 6266.
AN IDEAL CHRISTMAS aiFT.
Buy a garage, any style and size. $100
up. Concrete work.
MICKLIN LUMBER AND WRECKING CO.
WE 6666. 2106 N, 24th 8t
CARDS—For all occasione; Chrlstmaa.
New Year's, holiday correspondence; every
day and place. Also Interior decorating.
POMEGRANATE SHOP.
106 S, 18th. __AT. 2681.
FUR chokers at reasonable prices. Have
those old fure remodeled for Xmas. John
Rich. Furrier. 201 Sunderland bldg., 16th
and Harney. AT 8960. ^
A COURSE IN DANCING AT THE HY
LAND DANCING ACADEMY, 25TII AND
FARNAM, IS ALWAYS APPRECIATED
AT. 7860.
GIVE your photograph for Christmas. For
photographs that satisfy.
SEE MATSUO LAKE STUDIO.
250fl N. 24th St._WE. 6111
PERSONAL C hr I# t mas cards. Order now
ana avoid rush- Phone, salesman will
call. AT. 39t8. 483 Brandel* Theater
Bldg^___
BEAUTIFUL cut flowers. for Xmas; also
lovely wreaths are ideal gifta.
LEE L4RMON,
19th and Douglas. _Phone 8544.
NOTICE.
Selling brand new phonographs for charges
Bekins-Oniaha Van Co.. 16th and Leav
enworth. _
GIVE your photograph for Christmas. For
photographs that satisfy
SEE MATSUO LAKE STUDIO.
2506 N. 24th St.WK. 6311.
PROTECT your car this winter; a garage
would make an ideal Xmai gift. Value
and service our motto. Carter Sheet Metal
Co., 13th and Grace. JA. 0602.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
BRICK office building of ths lute Dr.
Hwh, consisting of five rooin^. la for .ale,
together \erTb office fixtures, beat of
medical library, good aupply of druga and
Ford roadater. Terms reasonable. One
of the beat locattona in southeaat Ne
braaka for practicing physician. Mrs.
Jennie Ewh, F. O. Box 1158, Talmage,
Nab. ________.
GOOD bowling alley for sale; in good
shape. Reason for selling, have no room;
self pin Better. Schwartz & Co., Valpa
rleo. Neb. ___ _
{■OR SALK—Grocery store fixtures Includ
lng stock. Good location. AT. 4940, 1420
South 10th St.__
BARBER shop and pool hall for aala. O.
W, Kdtknecht, Waterloo, la.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS._
FURNITURE of 4-room cottage, cheap;
persqn buying furniture can rent house
rear: leaving city, must aell by 1st. No
dealers conaldered. Call_MA. 0380._
EXPERT sewing machine repairing.
MICK ELS,
15th and Harney. AT. 4361
CLOTHING AND FURS. ~
FULL DRESS aulta and Tuzadoa for rant
JA 9128. 10P N 18tb Btreet. 1. Feldman
TAN broadcloth, band embroidery, white
net. new, size 80; hargnln. HA. 0983.
ARMY shoes 99 90 701 No liith
FOR SALE JEWELRY._
DIAMONDS—We I'iiy (lie beet prlcee wltb
privilege to buy beck at small profit.
GROSS JEWELRY CO., Omaha. Net.. 40t
N 1 fit li St Telephone JA. 6049.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS ~
NOTICE.
Selling brand new phonographs for
charges. Beklns-Omaha Van Co., X6tll
and Leavenworth._
WE have the biggest phonograph bar
gains In town. You will save money by
feeing us before you buy. Shlaqa Phono
graph Co.. 1404 Podge St.
BARGAIN 1 BARGAIN!
PHONOGRAPH for sale cheap Oak cabi
net. Make me an offer. Call WA. 6759.
_ radio" supplies!
FOK HALE—Type R-3 Magnavox A-i
1 condition. Almost new. First M. O." 135
takes it. F. B. Sohlentr, David City,
Neb.„
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
WHITE rabbits for sale. Call MA. 0504.
"poultry AND PET STOCK
REGISTERED Germain police dog. 20 Mo.
old. auto and house broken, child's pet.
1142 8. 31st Ht.__
Orange Pomeranian*, also Pekingese. Prize
winning stock. 3806 N. 27th St. __
CALL WA, 1652 for your Xmas goes*.
CANARY BIRDS. WE. 1160. ~
LTV E~8TOCk7 VEHI CLES.HgTC
WE; GAUL livestock Call AT 33bT.
STORE & OFfTcFeOUIPME
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A TYPEWRITER will make an ideal
Christines gift. We now have some real
bargains. 17.50 and up. Midland Office
Supply Co., 1104 Dodge. Open evenings.
STORE & OFFICE EQUIPMENT
BURROUGHS ADDING MACHINES.
Factory rebuilt and guaranteed by the
manufacturers at reduced prices; $100 and
up on easy terms. Write or call Bur
roughs Adding Machine Co., 115 S. 19th
SC_Phr^e AT. 0320.
WE BUY, ®ell safe. make desks, show
cases, etc. Omaha Fixture & Supply Co.,
a. w. corner lltli and Dduglaa JA. 2724.
WANT TU BUY
DESKS DESKS DESKS.
New desks, used desks bought, sold and
traded J. C. Heed, 1207 Farnam AT. 6J4»'<
WANT to buy on® National cash register
Box W-607. Omaha Bee.
~ ROOMS FOrIrENT
ROOM DIRECTORY
— for —
ROOM HUNTERS
Should you fail to find* listed below the
room you want, call at the "Want" Ad
counter of The Omaha Bee for a room
directory. The Omaha Be® maintains this
service for your convenience. New list
issued each week. *
HARNEY~STREET, 2324; two newTy fur’
nished sleeping rooms in walking dis
tance or one block from Farnam car;
modern home; for gentlemen. HA. 0s«J7.
8 E. FRONT room, mahogany furnished,
tile bath and spowrr, plenty hot water,
desirable loc., near B5a< kslone. HA. 6659.
NICELY furnished rooms, private bath,
reasonable, day, week or month, central
location. Hotel Hamilton, at 4701.
HOTEL SANFORD—19th and Farnam.
HOTEL HENSHAW—16th and Farnam.
Special rates to permanent guests
PLEASANT room for employed couple;
i privilege*; reasonable. JIA. 7427.
HARNEY ST., 261 Warn begtdd
room, next to bath; very reasonable.
WAEM fi"in i (>.,m. board U ■! ired* all
home COinfort* WA 0970.
FARNAM, 2511 — Large, modern sleeping
room. Walking distance.
CHICAGO, 2011—2 sleeping rooms with or
with out breakfast._ '
WEST FARNAM—BEAUTIFUL ROOM;
NEW HOME- HA 0202.
Beautiful furnished room in all-modern.
private home, breakfast If desired. KE.l 11H
WA. 1061 — Itoom in private family for
one or two gentlemen. Bonnl If desired.
CHICAGO ST., 2617—Large front room,
new, modern home; 4 windows. HA. 5279.
BOARD AND ROOM.
FIRST clabs board and room in strictly
modern private home, home privileges.
1533 Park Ave.. HA. 7620.
PLEASANT room for two. HA- 7340.
housekeeping' roomsT"
TWO 2-room apartments ror light house,
keeping: nicely furnished. 645 S. 25th St.
THREE-ROOM suite, everything complete,
main floor, modern, $12 week. IIA. 7118.
1707 DODGE, 3 rooms first floor, modern,
everything furnished $10. _
ROOM and kitchenette, new home. KB.
4930.
NICE clean housekeeping rooms for rent.
2308 Douglaf St. Cal^ AT. 9500.
Housekeeping rooms; everything complete;
well heated; walking distan JA
Davenport St., 2618-—2 room*, electric
lights, telephone furnished, steam heat.
HOUSES~FOR RENT.
FOR RENT—DWELLING, 414 SO. 38TH
8T., 9 ROOMS, SLEEPING PORCH,
GARAGE, HOT W ATER HEAT. FIRST
CLASS CONDITION. $100 TER MONTtfl.
JA. 0482, HA. 0317.
MODERN, nine rooms. Just newly decorat.
ed throughout. Sleeping porch, billiard
room, hot water heat, stationary tubs. $90.
Corner 36th and llarney streets. Inquire
Mrs. W. J. Burgees. Blackstone hotel._
BRAND NEW 6-room bungalow, with or
without lease. $55 per month, 6612 North
57th 8t. JA. 3336.
LOVELY 7-room modern house, rent
reas., excellent neighborhood. Call HA.
1966.___ __
LOR RENT—6-room modern brick witfc
garage. 1303 So 27th.
_ FURNISHED HOUSES.
A $40,000 BRICK RESIDENCE %
\
IN WEST FAR NAM DISTRICT.
A high-class home, furnished ac
cordingly, every convenience,
two-car garage. Owner leaving
having city for four months.
Main object is to have responsi
ble family occupy and care for
property; maid will stay If de
sired. Asking $200 will probably
take less.
GLOVER & SPAIN. JA. 2850.
918-20 City National Bank Bldg.
Six room, nicely furnished home strictly
modern, sun parlor, sleeping porch. Block
| from car, cathedral district. Rent reason.
I able. For Information call AT. 43.'.3.
Three-room furnished house. 4K13 Seward.
AT. 2932.*
■>.$6 V»6 M
~APARTMENTS FOR RENT.
TURNER COURT.
One apartment available in Omaha's most
exclusive and conveniently arranged 8
room apartments, with 5-room accommd
ditlons. Rent reduced. Janitor, HA. 6896
G. M. HAUSER, Mfcr.
3106 Dodge. __ HA. 7140.
Almost 1,000 Apta.
Almost 100 furnished.
All modern and fireproof. Let Drakes
■ rental man find you an apartment.
Call us. we* will take you out.
DRAKE RENTAL AGENCY,
Tel. JA. 2805. Cor I7tti and Howard Sts.
APARTMENTsT”AND VLATS--83to $: "
W. J. PALMER CO.
REAL ESTATE Management.
AT S9K0.Keelln e Bldg.
FOUR-ROOM and suiiroom heated apart
ment, $50 winter. Maple Court, 18th and
Maple. WE. 4945. Janitor.
ALL modern 5-rooin St. Louis brick, warm
flat and garage, near car line, walking
distance. 2231 So. 16th Si.
THIRT Y-FIRST AVE, 609 fi.—Very at
tractlve 5-room apartment In Theadore
Terrace. HA. 0507
NO equal, all seasons of year. 4-room
Apt Pataca. ) $ N. 2Id.
WEST F .i ■i l. t
large, beautiful rooms, modern. HA. 71 -4
MODERN apart.. 4 large rooms and batlf.
565 So. 28th St.. $55. WA.r388»
SHERWOOD AVE., 1420 V6—Neat, imodern '
4-room apart. AT. 6525
APAR iMENTS IOR RENT |
Fi ri r5 tri 5? company.
“WHERE OMAHA RENTS.”
AT- 6544. ' 17th and Karnam St a.
FURNISHED APARTMENTS
CA LL
DRAKE'S.
TEL. AT 4353-—4-room, modern apart* i
merit, everything furnished, right down
town, suitable for 4. $15 per week.
a i rRA< IT ini. a#a rtm< nt w it h !>;■ in. kit*
chenette and Murphy bed. Party may buy
furniture; Hose in. JA. 5116.
WIRT stn 1114 Woodblne Apts, mod
pin. hot water heat, close to car. WE
6946.
\ i ky desirable two-room and kftcht itttti
apartment. Fine location. HA. 5095.
"HUNTER INN—AT 6960 24oiT”BodfS
BUSINESS PROPERTY—RENT
NEW modern stores on this new transfer
point. Ready .Ian. 1. 1923. N. W. Cor. 16th
and^Cumlng Sts. Inquire at 1514 Dodge
St. JA. 66 19.
: i - ~1 . D • ■; fu ture for sale
at 423 Arthur building. Call Atlantlo 5911
for particulars/
-
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE
WE have cash on hand to loan on Omaha
residences.
E. II. LOU GEE, INC.,
-__6£8_ KeciitiM Bldg._
STRAIGHT 6»year loans. 8 x>er cent*
AMOS GRANT CO..
2m S 15th. Arthur Bldg AT. 8380.
OMAHA JJ OM Efir^E AST NER FARMS
O’KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO..
1016 Urn Nut. Bk. Bldg. JA. 2715.
Farm T n-tia Nd delay—on western
A m■ HI A-dO<fIIO Ntb. farms, ranches.
Kiok« Investment Co., 845 Om. Nat. B'k
$100 TO $10,000 loans made promptly.
F D. WEAD and D H. BOWMAN.
510 S. Uth St. Wead Bldg. AT. 0151.
FIRST mortgage loans mada promptly on
Omaha real cat ale. Shopen A Co., Real
tors. JA. 4228_954 Kecllna Bldg.
l ow. RATE MONEY.
No delay in eloping.
W, T. GRAHAM. 704 PETERS TR BLDG
MONEY to loan on farms and Omaha
real estate. MYERS & RAINBOLT CO.,
414 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg.. JA. 0746.
GARVIN BROS.,. 645 Omaha Nat. Bldg
<_»N IMP PROPERTY NO DELAY
I. TI. M1TIIEN pays most for LIBERTY
BONDS, 921 City Nit. Bank Bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN
LOWEST RATES, EASY TERMS
NEW RATES SCHEDULE.
LOANS $16 TO $200.
On Furniture, Pianos, Etc.
Left in Your Possession.
AT LOWEST RATES.
PAY ON PRINCIPAL.
* 3 per ' month • on $ 30 loan.
* 5 per month on $ 60 loan.
$10 per month on $100 loan
$20 per month on $200 loan.
These small monthly payments will repay
a loan In full, plus a small service charge.
LICENSED BY STATE OF NEBRASKA
GUARANTEE LOAN COMPANT.
209 South 11th St
314 Karbadi BDc Tel JA. 6043
MONEY FOR CHRISTMAS
30—60—76—100—200—600 DOLLARS
or any other amount at legal rates. No
publicity, easy payments. Thirty years In
business.
OMAHA LOAN COMPANY,
606 Karbach Blk. Tel. JA. 2206
Southwest Cor. 15th and Douglas Sts.
COX Co . loans $6 and up on wages, ear* .
and furniture; confidential; 26 yrs. estab
$12 World-Herald Bldg. JA. 2295
MOVING AND STORAGE
FIDELITY STORAGE ft~~VAN CO.
MOVING—PACKING
STORAGE—SHIPPING.
Household Goods and Plnnos.
1107-11 Howard St Jackson 02*8
ESTIMATE furn. on packing, mov. and
storing. Contract* taken by job or hour.
Globe Van & Storage Cd.' JA. 4338, AT
Q2.o)0. Grnsanun ft Sons, owners.
Moving—Packing—Storage
Gordon Fireproof Warehouse ft Van Co.
319 N JUh Phone JA. 3032.
BEKINi "MAHA VAN ft ST< • R a <; j
16th and Leavenworth Sts Packing, mov
Irg, storage, shipping JA. 4163.
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS
__ _ CHIROPRACTOR8. ~~~
Dr Srhrmlpr ™ 7218 ~
ur. cm nroder -n 1 n, vine mk
accorThon fleatino,
ACCORDION, HIDE, knife, box pleating,
covered button.*, all stylos; hemstitching
buttonholes. Write Ideal Hutton ft Pleat
ing Co., 308 Brown Block, Omaha. Neb
Telephone JA 1936.
Plr»nlmw Hemstitching.
ilt*D. I leaung Covered Buttons
1806 Farnam, second floor. .?A 6670
DENTISTS. ~
DENTAL X-ray 60c each; $3 full aet
619 S«•' •!•*•!*.« Hldg . 16th Mrw! Farnam
l)A N CIN'G ACAD EM IEH
LEARN to danro" for" $4 at KEEP S 1*18
Farnam. Chsirs Mon., Wed. and Fri.
nights. Dancing Tues., Thurs., Sat. and
Sun nights. Private lessons by appoint
ments. JA. 6470. - ^
DR E8HMAK1NG.
FlTRS. suits remodeled, relined. HA. 6804.
nl-rrECTlVKH]
RELTaSTTe Detective Bureain Railway
Ex Bldg. JA. 2056; night, KE. 3812
JAMES ALLAN. 312 Neville Plk. Evidence
secured in all cases. AT. 1136.
Private Detective—L. VV. LO~NGNECKER.
3136 Young St.. Omaha. Tel. KE. 4T98.
~FL HR I KBS. "
f7f TT>C repaired, remodjled. lowest price
I U ItiJ Goldstein Fur Co.. 1520 Douglas
~ MOD A UFIN IHHINIL
FILMS DEVELOPED FREE. “
The Ensign Co.. J607 Howard Bt.
MATTRESSES. ’
OMAHA pTlTLOW CO—Feathers retT
ovated and made up In new feather- 1
proof ticking, 1907 Cuming. JA. 2467.
PRINTING^ |
EDDY Priming Co.. 212 S. 13 St JA. 6058
Tatent attorneys.
J W. MARTIN. Patent Attorney, 1712
Dodge, room 2M9. Also Washington. D
C. I help inventors *e|| their patents
,M ISC fc HAN E< >i;tT A X NODNC K M K S fsT !
PRESCRIPTIONS carefully compounded at |
the 6 Sherman ft McConnell Drug Stores j
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
GIVE THE FAMILY A GOOD MOTOR
CAR FOR CHRISTMAS—THE KIND
OF A CAR THEY'VE AL
WAYS WANTED—
A CADILLAC I
The Cadillac price reduction has
caused u substantial decrease in
ail Cadillac prices.
Cadillac type 55 touring. Rebuilt.
New top and curtains—good tires
Just repainted. .A remarkably fine
car—one that would Just suit you
and the whole family, $400 down
'—pay the balance as you get
paid.
fadlllac type 59 roadster. A car
that will .surprise you. You would
never consider It a “used car"
at all. New paint. Fine mechanical
condition. Closes up as tight and
close hs a coupe. Fine for the
man who llkea r two-passenger
car. . $920 down—balance in
monthly payments.
Cadillac type 57 touring. Good
black paint Nice lop and cur
tain.*1 Almost new tires. Seat rov
ers. This is a better car than
you would expert to find any
where for the price. $700 down
-—balance monthly Installments.
A Cadillac — whether It be
used or new. is a better buy than
any now car at the same price.
You cannot get Cadillac work
manship in any car other than a
Cadillac.
Only after a price reduction on
the new Cadillac can we offer
such price cuts on used Cadil
1*0. Here is your chance to
own a better car than you ever
expected to buy—for less than
you expected to pay.
A SAFE PLACE TO BUT.
J. H. HANSEN CADILLAC CO.
Farnam, at 26th. HA. 0710.
REAL XMAS BARGAINS.
Good Studebaker coupe for .$350
Ford light delivery . $100
Ford touring . ,..$125
Buick touring. 45-K .$350
Buick roadster ..$250
Reo touring . $175
Cadillac touring ..-.,.$276
Naah sedan, like new .$150
Studebaker touring .$150
Dodge, with winter top ... $3G0
Term* or caiih.
O. N. BONNET MOTOR COMPANT.
Phone HA. 0676. 2660 Farnara St.
Essex Touring
We have two ve^ry fine Essex tour
ing cars ready* to deliver. They
are both late models and as good
as new. Equipment is com
plete and the prices are right.
Let us show you our Essex today
and demonstrate their superior
qualities. A strictly high grade
car with economical upkeep ex
pense.
Guy L. Smith
SOME bargains In used Fords; prompt
delivery of new Fords.
MCAFFREY MOTOR CO..
The Jlandy Ford Servlcs Station.
16th and Jackson Sts AT 7711.
q Hudson Sedan
o
O We are showing two good Hudson
O Sedans which are priced for quick
O action right now. The recent cut
O In Hudson prices has put a Hud
O eon Sedan within your reach.
O Bring in the open car and trade It
O for a closed one NTo harm to look
O 'em over, you know, and our prices
C are right,
O ,
o Guy L. Smith J
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NEBRASKA OLDSMOBII.E CO..
Howard at IfitL AT lT7t.
MARMON e<“dan. In excellent condition.
Will be sold ot a remarkably low price.
Call Mr. Van Camp. HA. 0710.
useiTca RS
O. N Bonney Motor Co.,
___*664 Farnaro,_
YOUR HEALTH depends partly on cur
faina. We fix them to protect you.
PFEIFFER S, g52f. Leav *■nwortb.
USED Ford porta at half price. Parts for
all standard make car*. Neb. Auto Parte,
l^lrt Harnev St.
HER VICE FIRST
S6tb and Farnam.
Atlantic 1044.
HOLLY, expert auto trimmer. 112 8. 24th.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
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3 New Chalmers louring j
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Guy L. Smith
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0 shle our' «lna «'ar In oacelletti ion- O
0 dltlon, like new. $;’25. O
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NEW and Hard Korda, rush or term*
«\ 15 PALM .BON MOTOR CO.
Authorise.! Ford and Lincoln IValera
? UIt and A i\^>* |( 1: 01 4A
WANTED REAL ESTATE.
WE HAVE 111 Y EUS.
For your home, complete **rvlo« and
satisfaction.
J. I HIATT COMPANY.
nss First Nat, Hank Hid* AT »P0c
To Huy or SHI Omaha Krai Estate Hoe
FOWLER & M'DONALD
Members Multiple Elating Ex Realtors
List vour home—Buy your home,
BINDER & OTIS,
Real Estate, Loans Rentals. JA TS61
W. J. PALMER CO.
jour home 1,1st with us and prepare
movi ns Bldg. AT. 8980.
Charles W. Young & Son
Real Estate, Rentals. Insurance.
160‘J City Nat. Hark AT 9*tilL
“Tukey Sold It”
\ p i! K15 'i a St IN, Rest tors. J A 4221.
C* W I T1/ !\J If'1 Hcalty Co. Ldst with
" r l> Ciii Hr us for quick results
1418 First Nat i Bank Bldg _ JA.1M4.
GOOD I.ISTINkS—CO Mi'. TO IS.
\VH SELL THEM.
HOME RKA1 rY • 1 1 kT 1111
LIST your liomci for sale with ue.^ We
have th*» customers. PAYNE INVEST
MENT CO., Realtor _
TO sell quick or buy right, see the Guar
antee Realty Co. 310 Arthur Bldg. Tel.
JA. 333fi. _
C. T. Spier *.N Co., Realtors
301 Pet* is i't 'i it Bldg J A- 486•
TO SELL tee Plover More 11. AT. 8823.
C 1 k
g I‘7 130STWICK, real estate. AT. 1508.
WORLD Realty < • Realtors ' r 0[I
alert R i 1 C*o J A
R H. RENNER CO.. REALTORS. J A 666 4
_MISSOURl LANDS_
HAVE highly Improved itrana and corn
land. In north Mlraourl, to nrhatnt, for
raneh land. Add.,as Box 442, Chllllcothe.
Mo.
NEBRASKA LANDS
, RESOLUTION FOR LANDLORDS
AND TENANTS
Improved farms for lease and option lo
buy on yearly payment of only 6 per cent
of principal. Three per cent interest only
Is charged, balance of payment applied on
principal Box '
F< hi SALE Modern I room •
rage and cistern, $3.5<*0; also 27 acres
land 2 miles cast of Peru, Neb . if
sold at once. Inquire Miss Bessie Wills,
Peru. Neb. Phone 62
SALE OK EXCHANGE.
FOR HALE OR EXCHANGE—Goo.
smooth Kn nearly all In wheat, located
miles from Hebron, Nel». Write Frank
Moore. Beloit, Kan.
FOR '1 r lie — V♦.0 acre Impruvr .
ranch near Newport, Neb. Address T. II
Evans. Norfolk. Neb.
VACANT PROPERTY
WILL build to your ordsi on our beauti
ful lots In Edgewood: very sssy terms.
AT-Ian tie 1649_
A GOOD BUILDING L« »T.
On 48th street near Waklcy, paving paid,
high and sightly, 60x100 feet. $1,900.
CHARLES F BELMANS AT ■ •
DUNDEE li't. 60*126, on 64tb »t neat Far
natn; choice lot; owner will consider reas
onable offer C A. Grlmmel JA. 1616.
FJKB a price
Want modern lots; buyer* waiting.
Phono .TA 2419.
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS.
ALFRED THf'MAS & Son l'n, Rraltnra.
NORTH SIDE PROPERTY.
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O This all modern, new home of 5 O
O rooms, with oak floor* throughout. O
O oak finish in livin'; nnd dining O
O room*. Built-in bookcases and O
O cabinets. Linen closet, refriger- C
O n tor room, floored rtth, cemented O
O basement. JSOO cash, balance o
O monthly. Call ua today to see this o
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O PAYNE & CARNABY CO., O
O "Your Realtors." O
O 616 Omaha Nat. Bk. JA. 1016 O
0.00000000 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOP
Colored Man
•
Do you want a nice modern home on a
small cash payment and $30 per month?
6 rooms, bath, gas. electric lights, furnace,
full basement, garage, paved street, fine
condition; ready to move Into. Price $2,860.
See W ,H. Russell, 1621 S 29th St.
Mr. Street Car Man
HERE’S YOUR HOME
Five rooms, all large, end garage Near
26th and Sprague. Terms. Call
Schroeder
REALTORS.
_JA, 3261._
New C-ro m Colonial, all modern.
A bargain, located €944 Florence Blvd.
Norrle & Norris. JA. 4270.
3787 DECATUR—6-Rm. Mod. Kg. heat;
3 lots; $600 cash, balance monthly. Crelgh.
60K Dee._Tel. JA. 0200. _
D E BUCK dr CO buy end sell home*
SOUTH SIDE PROPERTY.
DANDY 5-room mod dm bungalow, so sib
of Hanscom park, near \v« «t Side on*- line.
Only >1,230. JA. 0564. Eve. HA. 2227,
6-ROOM, fully modern garage, 14 160?
Near 23d and Rancroft, want of^er.
->11 n-st. AT <;i3f». HA. 3714.
WEST SIDE PROPERTY”
NEARLY NEW RUNGALOW
>300 DOWN
KelJastone, five rooms and bnth. strictly
modern, oak floors and woodwork, full
cemented basement, etc. N^wly painted
and decorated Price >4,860. Now vs
cant. Cali Pedersen, HA. 7482 or AT.
74 12.
New Homes 1 at 4252'
Grove-Hibbard Co.
Hamer
rrtp. HOMES. 1505 FARNAM ST.
_ DUNDEE PROPERTY.”
Dundee Homes and Lots
OEOROE * CO, REALTORS. AT. JOIL
FLORENCE PROPERTY
c L. NETHAWAY. home agent for sub.
urban acreage Whites only. KK. 1409
_RALSTON PROPERTY.
HOMES for workingmen. Four rooms*
partly modern, full lot, easy terms. >1.200.
Have nth re Stewart. Ralston 10-W
MISCELLANEOUS PROPERTY
“We Build to Please”
Temple Me Pay den Co.. 1506 Farnam 8t*
HASTINGS ♦ UKTDKN Realtora.
MISSOURI PACIFIC
Offers permanent employment to ma
chinists. boilermakers, blacksmiths and
coach carpenters in Nebtaska, Kansas.
Missouri and Arkansas.
i Apply 217 South 14th St., |
| Omaha* Neb.