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SLEEPY-TIME TALES JIMMY RABBIT ONCE MORE JMgWlSCOTT BAILEY. CHAPTER VII. Belinda Bunny's Unde Isaac. Miss Belinda Bunny had an uncle, whom the whole family called V'nclo Isaac. Indeed everybody In Pleasant Valley called him by the same name. And everybody agreed that he was about the laziest person in the whole neighborhood. He had no home, but went shout visiting his relations, who uhvays groaned when they saw him coming and passed him along as soon as they could, to some other household. No! There was just one of the for est folk that thought Uncle Isaac just perfect. This was Belinda Bunny's mother. Uncle Isaac was her own brother. She said lie wasn't lazy, 'Juft put it down in tli* corner.' but ill. And she would have been glad to beep him at her lxiuse al ways. But If he stayed longer than six months at a time, Belinda Bunny’s father began to grumble. And of course that made things dl* sgreeable for everybody. When Mr3. Bunny began to grumble, Uncle Isaac ADVERTISEMENT. FOR ITCHING TORTURE Use Antiseptic Liquid Zemo There is one remedy that seldom faHs to stop itching torture and re lieve skin irritation, and that makes the skin soft, clear and healthy. Any druggist can supply you with Zemo, which generally overcomes skin diseases. Eczema, Itch, Pimples. Rashes, Blackheads, in most cases give way to Zemo. Frequently, minor blemishes disappear overnight. Itch ing usually stops instantly. Zemo Is a safe, antiseptic liquid, clean, easy to use and dependable. It costs only 35c: an extra large bottle, $1.00. It is positively safe for tender, sensitive skins. All VERTIS EM K.N T. BIG EATERS GET Take Salts at first sign of Bladder irritation or Backache. The American men and women must guard constantly against Kidney trou ble, beeauso we eat often too much red meat and all our food is rich. Our blood is filled with uric acid which the kidneys strive to filter out; they weaken from overwork, become slug gish, the eliminative tissues clog and 'the result is kidney trouble, bladder weakness and a general decline in health. When your kidneys feel like lumps of lead; your back hurts or the urine is cloudy, full of sediment, or you are obliged to seek relief two or three times during the night; if you suffer with sick headache, or dizzy, nervous spells, ncid stomach, or if you have rheumatism when the weather is bad, get from your pharmacist about four ounces of .Tad Saits: take a tablespoon ful in a glass of water before break fast 'or a few days and your kidneys may then act fine. The famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon Juice, combined with lithia. and has been used for generations to flush and stimulate clogged kidneys; to neutralize the acids in the urine so it no longer is a source of irritation, thus often ending bladder disorders. Jad Salts is inexpensive; cannot in line; makes a delightful effervescent lithia water beverage and belongs in ivery home, because nobody can make t mistake by having a good kidney ^'.lushing any time. AI>\ KRTISK.Mt-.NV. I* ' ; A Stubborn Cough Loosens Right Up i* _____ ► Thl« home-made remedy la a wnn ► dor for quick reaulU. Kaaily ► and cheaply made. Here is a home-made syrup which millions of people have found to be the most dependable means of break ing up stubborn coughs. It is cheap and simple, but very prompt in ac" tion. Under its healing, soothing in fluence, chest soreness goes, phlegm loosens, breathing becomes easier, tickling in throat stops and you get a good night's restful sleep. 1 he usual throat and chest colds are con quered bv it in ii hours or less. Nothing better for bronchitis, hoarse ness, croup, throat tickle, bronchial asthma or winter coughs To make this splendid cough syrup, pour 2Va ounces of Pinex into a pint bottle a'nd fill the bottle with plain granulated sugar syrup and shake thoroughly. If you prefer use clari fied molasses, honey, or corn syrup, instead of sugar syrup. Either way, you get a full pint—a family supply ‘—of much better cough syrup than you could buy ready-made for three times the money. Keeps perfectly and children love its pleasant taste. Pinex is a special and highly con centrated compound of genuine Nor way pine extract, known the world over for its prompt healing effect upon the membranes. To avoid disappointment ask your k druggist tor “2'/i ounces of Pinex” with full directions, and d&n't accept anything else Guaranteed to give absolute satisfaction or money promptly refunded. The Pinex Co., Ft. Wayne, lnd always lurried to pack his bag. He was never known to hurry at any other time. Young Jimmy Rabbit often went to Belinda Bunny's house. But he didn't go there to see Uncle Isaac. He went to see Belinda herself. Uncle Isaac, however, didn't seem to grasp this i fact. He always appeared to think j that Jimmy Kabbit came just on his account. It often struck Jimmy Rah bit that Uncle Isaac was usually waiting for him to call. “Ah!” Uncle Isaac would exclaim ns soon as Jimmy walked Into the house ''You're just the chap I want to see. I’ve a Utile errand for you to do. I want you to run down to Farmer Green's garden and get me a fine cabbage.” Or maybe he would say something like this: "They tell me tne peas are ready. Hop down | to the garden fatch and pick me a ' peck or two!" Now, Jimmy Rabbit soon grew tired of doing errands fur Uncle Isaac. Uncle Isaac would thank him, and praise him with glowing words. But that was all. He never offered Jimmv a single taste of the good tiling^ that Jimmy brought him. So at last one day when Uncle Isaac asked Jimmy to go and gather an armful of bark for him, Jimmy told him tiiat lie was afraid he hadn't time to help him. Uncle Isaac showed at once tlvij his feelings were hurt. And his sin ter, Mrs. Bunny, exclaimed, “Why, Jimmy Babbit! You know you want to help Uncle Isaac. Ho isu't at all well today." “It's slippery elm that T m i. " Uncle Isaac explained. ' My couch, is worse today. That's tin only ll..a* I that will cure It.” “Why don't you go and git it your self?" Jimmy Rabbit asked him. “What!" cried Undo Isaac. “Me, go out in this damp snow'? I couldn't do that, young man. It would be very bad for my cough. If I got mv feet wet I'd have to spend the rest of the winter in hed." And Mrs. Bunny, his sister, told Jimmy Rabbitt I that he ought to ho glad to do an I errand of mercy for anybody as ill as Uncle Isaac was. So .Jimmy Rabbit went off to gath er some bark for the invalid. In deed, Mrs. Bunny said flatly that she wouldn't let her daughter Belinda go out to play unless Unele Isaac had his Vjark. She declared that if ne didn’t get it soon ho would need at least two nurses to take care of him. It was a long journey to the near esf slippery elm tree. Jimmy Rabbit hadn't traveled far before ho made up his mind that he would give Uncle Isaac something else, lie would give him some sniartweed, which every body knows is sharp and biting to the tongue. Uncle Isaac was a very lively in valid when Jimmy Rabbit returned. "Ah-h-h!” lie exclaimed, when Jim my came In with his paws laden with a mass of something or other, ".lust put it down In the corner. I’ll go and put on my slippers and then I’ll eat a little of the medicine.” He was very fond of sltpory elm. And being in a great hurry to taste It, he hur ried off to get Ills slippers without looking, closely at what Jimmy had brought him. As he went out of the room Uncle Isaac turned his head over Ills shoulder. "Thank you so much," he said. "May I go out with Jimmy now?" Belinda Bunny asked her niither. "Yes!" Mrs. Bunny told her. "But don't stay long. Uncle Isaac may want somebody to go on an errand a little later." The youngsters had gone when Uncle Isaac came hack to his feast. He thrust his paws down into the dark corner and stuffed his mouth full of the sniartweed. Mrs. Bunny heard a muffled shriek. "Water! Water! Help! Help! I’m poisoned!" cried Uncle Isaac. Mrs. Bunny tore out of the house and ran to the spring. She was gone only a short time. But when she re turned she couldn't see Uncle Isaac anywhere. Her husband, however, had come home. And lie seemed In better spirits than lie had been ill for half a year. “Where’s Uncle Isaac?" Mrs. Bun ny asked Mr. Bunny. "Has he gone to bed?" , Mr. Bunny shook his head. "He threw his things Into his hag and left,” he replied. "He's been here six months today.” Mrs. Bunny gave her husband a searching look. "You grumbled at him," she said angrily. "Oh, no—I didn’t,” Mr. Bunny pro tested. "I only remarked that it beat all how slowly the time passed. I only said it seemed as if he had been here a year.” “You've hurt Uncle Isaac's feel ings,” Mrs. Bunny sniffed. Mr. Bunny told her that they need n't worry about that. (Copyright 1922.) Dream Numbers Pirk Prize. Viennu, .Tun. 1. — The sale of “dream books" lias wen doubled and trebled in Vienna since the strange streak of luck which lately happen ed to a man who profited by putting blind faith in his dreams. As the drawing day of the state lottery was approaching the figures 16. 17 and 23 kept on appearing in his nightly dream visions. Taking the hint, he went Jo the nearest lottery agent and bought tickets numbered 16, 17 and 23. When the drawing was over the prophetic dreamer had pock eted all three chief prizes—14.000.000 crowns for his stake of 14,000. All Vienna Is busy now cultivating the gentle art of dreaming In figures. Snakes Roll Into Ball. The Dalles, Ore., Jan. 1.—Work men driving the Dalles-Callfornia highway up Eight Mile creek toward Dufur, Ore., while blasting the road way through the steep hillsides, un covered a ball of closely entwined snake? recently. J. E. Peck, resident engineer, said the ball was almost a foot through and that rattlers were generously mixed through the mass of grass ! snakes. The reptiles were found in n tissue through which water »*s running, where they had "denned" I up for the winter. Workmen also found two other smaller balls, each with four or five l snakes 1 HE GUMPS-HE LOVES ME, HE LOVES ME NOT Drawn for The Omaha Bee by Sidney Smkh _. ‘ 1 - ■■■■■■■■ 1 JARS. ■ZAMWefc uvtctt AtkA AUA Miss COST* IN \>MCS,t BlM'S OOC6EOOS CAS - ^Wfc *'t>N"V VJtW KWOUJ vt WA* IN 'TOWN r\ V/CNt>V*5 WHO 'THAT WOMAN WA^\ 'SVlA'T NT. \AjA^ RIMNIj Vu\TH - SWT VuAtV— WAV.* VMS Afofc kAiT> S»T V-OOKtt> /<S*^ So twsvtvt- Such a vutAvt /y , V_UCT-_ ^X | ^ *>»»> «~1CHv^to TOtwt ~ , ' ' CMtW VUt VAO'O.V. Nn* 'VHtN "T DV-t> Mt Ht VUl> RV-tN *Ot£ TMfctt. t>AN$- Wt Wfeoxt TW^'T V4t VWK% COM'Mt) \ VAJOVtt>tV IVWW CkU VW - \ U/ONt>tV* X^jH^ coMt ovtsi j' VAtU, wt T>Ot£ CAV-V UP K.OU) Mow ^ V\A PPfctrt V«M- V'LV SWCMJ VMM v t>C.N'T - VH)V4- WVW SWOUtT> \ CMt? V\tvS NOTVHW6 'TP j Mt- \V SUDUVtl CMA UP Vtu SAN-'UA*tV» J P\P NPV> APHW't?" VNKfcV'UOW \>C> S' VCA> Pt^V_? ^ V^OPt NOO Afct Va^v»VM6 & / V5>C€ 'T^t"~ *kV\t> 'Tvi N'T "fc Ml vrx [ ~ - Z T “ S**rT^,* Become a Property Owner-Buy Your Home through the “Want” Ads. Every day in The Omaha Bee are listed many worth-the-mcney homes in all parts of Omaha. And, if you have a house to sell, call At-lantic 1000 and ask for a “W ant” Ad taker. "Save More, Waste Less,’’ Is Mellon’s New Year Message Secretary of Treasury Urges Greater Economy Both Iiy Government and Peo ple of Nation. Washington, Jan. 1.—An appeal for I further economy in government ex penditures and for greater saving ! among the people was made in a New Year’s statement by Secretary Mellon. The statement announced, as a summary of the treasury's ac complishments for the last fiscal year, a reduction of about $1,000,000,000 in the -public debt, a balanced budget and successful refunding operations which have reduced the early matur ing debt to manageable proportions. ’’Bet us make 1923 a better and more prosperous year than 1922, he urged. "It can be done if all of us will unite and try to save more and waste less.” Asserting that the government has been taking and will continue to take the lead in saving, Mr. Mellon said it is cutting its expenditures "to the limit,” to balance its budget and reduce the burden of taxation. "But much still remains to be done,” he continued, “on January 1. 1923, about $025,000,000 of 1918 war saving stamps come due and must be paid, or exchanged into other gov ernment securities, and on May 20, 1923, the remaining Victory notes, amounting to about $850,000,000, will become payable, while Victory notes called for redemption December 15 still remain outstanding to the amount of about $250,000,000. It is a matler of first Importance that these securities, representing largely the savings of the people, should not he dissipated in idle or wasteful expendi ture or in worthless securities. The treasury, accordingly, is bending every effort to encourage the rein vestment of these funds in sound se curities, particularly in those of the government Itself." Bathers Must Cover Up. Riga, Jim. 1.—Next summer the ! Riga strand, one of the famous Bal tic seaside resorts, will have new bathing regulations. During the last summer certain hours were set aside for men and women bathers and bath ing costumes were not required. These regulations caused much fric tion between the police nnd members of the Latvian parliament, who, be ing immune from arrest, were found on the beach at all hours of day with field glasses. The police department has decreed that bathing costumes must be worn by everybody taking a dip. Every honest finder watches the “Lost and Found” column in the “Want” Ad section of The Omaha Bee to learn the address of the person who lost the article that has been found. DEATH & FUNERAL NOTICES. SWARTZ—*Mra. Daniel, January 1. aged j ■r 8 years. Funeral services Wednesday at 2 p. nv. from the Burket Funeral chapel, 3405 Farnarn St Interment West Lawn nemo- i tery. _ PALM—Sophia Frnma, aged 27 years. be- < i loved wife * of Edward Palm; December 31. 1922. Funeral Tuesday afternoon at 2 o’clock I from residence 4535 Marry St Inter ment West Lawn cemetery. Friends are welcome. CEMETERIES. FOREST LAWN. North of City Limits. All revenues for perpetual cars and Im provements. Offices at cemetery and 720 Btandois Theater. BURIAL VAULTS. DISTINCTIVE features, see demonstration i at factory, Automatic Pealing Concrete Burial Vault Insist upon your under- 1 taker using no other. Every vault stamp ed; watch for name on lid. Manufactured only by the Omaha Concrete Burial Vault Co.. 5210 N. 30th St.. Omaha. FLORISTS. leeIarmon l,,pV:Ar«" JOHN HATH 1*04 Farnarn JA 1900 J HENDERSON 1607 Earns nr JA 126* ~FUNERAL DIRECTORS F. J. STACK & CO., Omaha's best undertaking establishment ARROW' AMBULANCE HA^nOCF Thirty-third and Fa main HEAFEY & HEAFEY, Undertaker* uad Em banners. Phone HA f*2ti' Office 2611 Farnarn LARKIN BROTHERS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS 4*13 RO 24TH Hulse & Riepeu, f Funeral Directors. 2224 Cuming. BEE WANT AD RATES 15c per line each day, 1 or 2 days. 12c per line each day, 2 to 6 days. 10c per line each day, 7 days or longer, j The above rates apply exclusively to j Want Ads which are commonly termed j "public wants," and do not include adver- I tiaements of individuals or concerns adver- i Using or exploiting their businesses. THE OMAHA BEE reserves the right to designate what constitutes a public want Want Ads accepted at the following offices : Main office.17th and Farnam Sts ; South Omaha. .N. W. cor. 24th and N Sts. Council Bluffs.15 Scott St. j Telephone AT lantic 1000. Call for "Want" Ad Department. An ex perienced "Want" ad taker will receive your ad and a bill will be mailed later. The rates quoted above apply to either charge or cash orders. These rates apply to The Sunday Bee ns well as to The Morning and Evening Bee. All week-day advertisements appear in both morning and evening editions at the one cost. THc OMAHA MORNING BEE. THE EVENING BEE. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. CROSBY-MOORE *°wir. -:-- i PERSONAL. TIIK SALVATION Army industrial home solicits your old clothing furniture, maga zines We collect. We distribute. Phono •I A 4135 and our wagon will . al.l (.'all and inspect our new home. 1110.1112-1114 Dodge street. U S L THLT KU-i PH ON K,' rail Atlantic 1000 and telephone your "Want” Ad to Th° Omaha H«*e. Retnpm t er, Omaha Beo “Want" Ads bring bet j ter results at lesser cost JACOB A. WHKRLY: On account of the i deaths of your brothers and sisters, write me at once. <\ If. Wherly. 1529 N. Sixth St . Harrisburg, Pa. ; 3, pi ogi a mi, spi da i and birth an I nouncemen•printed on short notice. 433 Brand, is Then. Bldg. Phone AT. H97^. THKATRIt’AL historical masque costumes, j ' 1 parties. , Fi c • fh-iuonstration. perfumed liquid, kills (<.< kroachoM. bedbugs, ants, moths, etc. AT. 7163. STORM saab made (lacing reaa KB 2701 14 \ b I H iver vacuum. Si HA 0009, TYPINO done at home. \VK. 1714. LOST AND FOUND TELEPHONE ATLANTIC l 000 ' and dictate your "Want" Ad to The Oma ha Be**. Each advertisement will receive prompt an*] careful attention. PARTY' Is known' who took dark blue tric ot I ne dress in Bra ndels Stores Wednes day. Return to Mismr’s School and avoid further trouble. LOST—Platinum and diamond bar pin, Fonteneile hotel, new year’s eve. Twenty five dollars reward. Phone Council Bluffs 156th_ LOST—Typewrites! portable Remington. < n O. L. D. road in or west of Millard Phone collect. Hotel Victoria. Lincoln. Nob LOST—Black Hill; neck scarf niono gramed *‘M” in Gayety theater. Finder please leave at Hotel Conant for room 910. Reward. LOST—New Year’s eve, between Omaha < lub and Athletic club, a rose coral and gold earring. Howard Harney »’ *. 2fi. LOST—-Sunday evening, near 20th and Douglas, plain gold watch and chain. IteWHP WA. OU 0 7. LOST—iiunch of keys. Call JA. 2715. Reward LOST—Black mare mule; weight, 1.100 lbs., 5 yrs old. Call WE. 6178. LOST—Pair of horn-rimmed glasses in case. AT. 3132._ LOST—Garnet necklace. Reward for re turn. Call Wa. 2232. RUBY »*'t, gentleman’s ring. AT. 2337. Raws id. L()8T—Jet heads Fri. Eve. Hew. WA. 3316 EDUCATIONAL. D A Y ~8CHOOiTYNIGHT SCHOOL. Complete courses In accountancy, machine bookkeeping, comptometry. shorthand and typewriting, railroad and wireless teleg raphy civil service and nil English and commercial branches Write. call or phone Jackson Tf-65 for large Illustrated catalog. Address BOYLES COLLEGE, I iIldg . * imaiia. Neb. WANTED—Men. ladies and boys to learn | barber trade; big demand; wages while j learning; strictly modern. Call or write j 1403 Dodge St Tri-City Barber College. 'Fk L EPHONE ATI .A NT IC and ash for a "Want” Ad taker. Re- j member Omaha Mice “Want" Ads bring better results at lesser cost Dav or Evening stations DWORA K BUSINESS COLLEGE. Wend Bldg . 18th and Farnnm. AT. 7415 VAN S lNT 8CHO<)L < >F i» ilN i.. i S FI Cor Nineteenth and Douglas. JA 6890 MO LF7R BAR BE K~COLL EG E " 110 S. 14th St Write for catalog. ..03 Karbach BIk JA. 1081. MALE HELP WANTED ACCOUNTANT—A certified man. several ! seniors and Juniors. Only men of excellent < diameter, habits and financial standing acceptable. A. J. Stall & Co., Old Colony Bldg.. Chicago. LBARN accounting. Positions are always * accountancy trained men. International Accountants* Society. 1016 City Nat. Bk. Bldg A296# MISSOURI PACIFIC Offers permanent employment to machin ists. boilermakers. coppersmiths and coach carpenters. Apply 217 So. 14th St. WANTED—Men and women in city and country territory to sell the famous J. It. Watkin’s products of Winona. Minn.; thou- j *ands have made good, why not you 7 Every article guaranteed. Call on Fred Marode, 8823 N. 30th St. Tel. KE 2961. , Omaha. Neb. Factory representative. YOUNG- M AN This is your big chance to get promoted j To district manager. Between now and January 15 we will place four men in our organization in Nebraska and lov.a Must show mo you aro a hustler. Oniy men with clean records need apply. Call mornings before 9:30; afternoons at ' :S0. Ask for sa leamanagsr, 308 Build Bldg, 17th and Douglas FEMALE HELP WANTED Experienced while girl for cooking and housework. Small family, no washing. $12 00 p«*r week. Ref. required. 119 No. 35th street. FOR a go-.d bookkeeping or stenographic position attend the American college. 1912 Farnain AH our graduates are In posh tions. We can place you. I’hone AT. 7774. or write for catalogue HOUSEKEEPER wanted by widower, good * ready home for right party. 2214 South 15th St., I.lnroln, Neb. *> TO 8 weeks prepares you for fine office position. Call AT 7774 or write Ameri ca n^CoHege, 1912 Farnam. WANTED—GIRLS TO LEARN TO BECOME TOWER MACHINE OPERATORS ON MINA TAYLOR DRESSES AND DRESS APRONS. COMPETENT INSTRUCTION TO TEACII YOU. EARN WHILE YOU LEARN. STEADY EM PLOYMENT. APPLY M, E. SMITH & Co. DAYLIGHT FACTORIES. I0TII AND DOUGLAS STS. '\ ANTED-—Young lady students who de sms to prepare for office positions to rrull In our courses In shorthand, type writing. and secretarial training Bv our I nin( hod you will succeed. We secure positions for our graduates. Tuition pay aide monthly. Dworak Business College, second floor Wead Building, 18th and 1 arnam. Call or telephone for catalog. Atlantic 7415. WANTED POWER MACHINE OPERATORS On men's dress shirts and over alls Experienced operators pre ferred, but we will take on some beginners and the proposition we have to offer is interesting enough to pay you to come in. M. E. SMITH & CO., Employment Dept., 10th and Farnam. WANTED—White girl for general apart- I lunnt work. Apt. 16, Theodore Terrace, I 601 S. 21st Ave. WANTED—White maid for general house work. Tel. Wn. 0732. WANTED—Refined housekeeper, no en- I eumb. Address Box W-608, Omaha Bee. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES SMALL TOWN LUMBER YARDS. • j Ono in Iowa, one in Nebraska. Bargains I for someone with $5,000 to $10,000 capi tal. Phone Walnut 4771 or address' 4902 California. W. M. Wilson. IF you are lookin': for a good, honest, paying business ami have $500 to invest, dealing direct with owner. Call and see L Lillibridge at the Conant hotel. RESTAURANT for tali In northwestern part of Nebraska; doing a very substantial business Price $3,000. For further par ticulars. address Y-2123, Omaha Bee. JEWELRY Ntore for sale In town of 1,560 In southeastern South Dakota. Address Y-2125, Omaha Bee. PARTNER WANTED—One who has of fice and can handle salesmen; big field to right party Box W-H1 I, Omaha Bee ATTORNEY wishes to buy Nebraska law practice. Address Y-2127, Omaha Bee. HOUSEHOLD GOODS. LOWEST "WANT" AD RATES mi Omaha. Telephone your "Want" Ad to Atlantic 1900 and secure better results! at lesser cost. EXPERT sewing mat hine repairing. MICK ELS. 15th and Harney vr. 4361 all makes, overhauled and repaired. 308 So. 18th St. AT. 1599. : FOR S A LE—~McDugal kitchen cabinet, good ai new C 11 KB 41 \ 0 HOUSEHOLD goods for sale. KB. 4660 FOR SALE JEWELRY. DIAMONDS—We pay the beat prlcaa wRb privilege to buy back nr. small profit CROSS JEWELRY CO., Omaha. Net.. 402 N 16th St Telephone JA. 6049 CLOTHING AND FURS. nits and Tuxedos for rent JA 3128. 109 N 16th Street. 1. Feldman ARMY shr.o* $2 90 702 No 16th COAL AND FUEL Good coal quick Fuel Service Co. AT. 374 1 ! MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE KINDLING, sawdust, shavings for salo ! Bradford-Kennedy Co phone JA. 5740. I.IVE STOCK VEHICLES, ETC TWENTY head fresh milch cows and close springers. MA. 3668. VVE UAV1 TTv*7Tr7k Vail AT 3367 HOG for butchering, 260 lbs. KE. 5266. POULTRY AND PET STOCK PEDIGREED Russian wolf hounds. Dr. G. G. Miller, Council Bluffs Telephom 154V HIGH bred iabt 'ra WA 2098 STORE & OFFICE EQUIPMENT WE BUY. sell safe, make desks, show cases, etc. Omaha Fixture At Supply Co., • vr. corner 11th anil Douglas. JA. 2724. STORE & OFFICE EQUIPMENT Ft >R KENT Store In n«w hull.ling, suitable for re tail business. S1 ♦> North 18th St. Recent transfer of street car Urns has created splendid activity in this spot. Hoorn 22 feet by feet: fiuo cement basement under entire building. Room for two garages in rear. Will give good lease to responsible party. J. B; ROBINSON, REALTOR. 542 Peters Trust. If \ Mi:*' « AT Rop7 ONE fireproof Globe cabinet >af taming document files, letter files and 6x4 card drawers. Call 606 Karbach Blk. PRIVATE office with desk, chairs, tele phone and stenographic service. Cali At. 1506. TO 'TELEi’ll* )NK YOUR "WANT" A F» Call Atlantic 1000 and ask for a "Want" Ad taker. FOR SALE—Complete fixtures for cafe and confectionery, 3128 Cuming St. Phone HA. 3912 __ ftxt ire# for sale. Box W-631, Omaha Bee. WANT TO BUY DESK& DESKS DESKS New desks, used deMts bought sold and traded J C Reed. 1207 Fainam AT 6146 ROOMS FOR RENT._ NICELY furnished rooms private both, reasonable, day. week or month, central location Hotel Hamilton AT 4701 2 nice furnished rooms for gentlemen, quiet refined home, 1 '3 blks to car. IIA. 2331. WEST Farnam. Blackstone district. At tractively furnished room, private home. HA. 3144 DUNDEE—2 unusually attractive rooms. Meal modern home. WA 3*kC0. SUN room, new furn . J.iO per mo., for two 2415 Evans. WE. 6313 SWEETWOOD AVB.. 410—Boom in mod ern brick flat, close In i \V E NT lET 1 i ST.. 308 n —Close in sleeping room. PLEASANT south room to gentleman, breakfast if desired, garage. HA. 3071. Nfil 8 r 2817 -A 1 ! i. HEATED MOD RO<1M. B ATH BOO M FL< KIR. LARGE bedroom, isetg, l phone prl v Ikigc a ’i w . Ref WA ». 9 1 TWO furnished rooms to rent to colored. WE. 432*. WARM, w< i furnished room for i or nu n. $1 per week, close in. AT. *57*. Bachelor quarters, with or without gar «gp. W. Farnam district 541 S 31st St. HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS TAYLOR ST.. 3‘ :!)—3 rooms, nearly fur mished, upstairs, fie® heat and water; for young or old ( ouple without children. KE. 1796. P E T ERST RUST”COM P A N Y. •WHERE OMAHA KENTS’* AT. 0544 l'th I TWO-ro i i apartment, reasonab . well furnished, s earn heat, electric lights, for housekeeping. 212 S. 26th Ave. Dougins St., 1909—1 and 2-rm. apts on 1st flor. Stm ht. and elec, light furnished. r • eWET AVE., 2614 neatl] f merit rooms, everything furnished, reas. HARNEY ST., 2617- Light housel suite, everything com. bathroom floor. TWO rooms partly furnished, $16 pei mo Could care for child during day. KE. 479**. CAPITOL ave., 2628—Three modern rooms, electricity, walking distance. podge St. 2510—$:> wkly, elec., furnace, j ROOM and kitchen, new home. KE. 4930. ! BOARD AND ROOM BOARD and room for four young men or young ladies In all modern home, with home prlvllegene. 1IA. 6H21 HOUSES FOR RENT USE THE TEI.EPIIf.NI3, Telephone your •’Want’* Ad to Atlantic 1000 and ask -for "Want" Ad taker. HOUSE for rent. »<, block south of High land school. Call MA. 1504 Mrs. J. C Bowley. BRAND NEW 6-rnorn bungalow, with or without lease. $55 per month. 5512 North 27th St_JA. 3836.__ FURNISHED HOUSES. DUNDEE—•Furnished, artistic bungalow i icasonable. owner will board or share. Walnut 5239. 5 rooms and bath, strictly modern; chil dren allowed Terms arranged to suit , tenant. WE. 0184. APARTMENTS AND FLATS. TURNER COURT One apartment available In Omaha's moat exclusive and conveniently arranged 3 mom apartments, with 6-room accommo dations. Rent reduced. Janitor, HA. 6S96. O. M*. HAUSER. Mgr. 3106 Dodge. HA. 7140. ! Almost 100 furnished. AJI modern and fireproof. Let Drake's rental man find you an apartment. Call ua. we will take you out. DRAKE RENTAL AGENCY. Tel. JA. ZHO;,. Cor 17tli and Howard Sts ' OLENARLO IPA Fifty-first and Capitol Ave.. 4-toom apart ment; newly decorated, first floor; rent 1 $76: see Janitor. E. E. AUSTIN, AT. 078 5. 1303 First Nat. Bank Bldg APARTMENTS AND FLATS—$33 to 810 W T PALMER CO REAL ESTATE Management. 1880 Ksaline Bldg FIVE rooma and bath, $62 3 rooms and bath. $32.60, best renting value* in 1 'ity Belevdere Apts, 16th and Wool worth JA. 2341 riETH st, 820 in. modern apt.; also 3-room apt; modern, except heat; no children. 2 and 3-room apt., private bath, steam beat. Brown Apis, 508 North 21at St. AT. 7449. SHERWOOD AVE, 1414—5 rooms modern, including steam heat, water and telephone, $42.50 month; one-half block to car. WEST Farnam district apartment, six large, beautiful rooms, modern. HA. 7124 KO eqtii all a its na of yi a r, I «■;- i -room Apt. Palace block. 220^ N. 23d. l-i ipartment, wa.-:mg <iis lance, $36. WA 3888. FOUR rooms, steam heat! cTWo in. G. P Stebblns, 1610 Chicago. 6-room new duplex, all up-to-date, rea sonable. J. Rosen. HA. 0318. CALL WE 3168—Large corner modern apt. Well heated, hot water, reasonable. 3386 i i a k.\ BY 8T. -Cornel pra ed brlcl FURNISHED APARTMENTS CALL DRAKE'S. PI R NISH i .11 cheei ful 2 i • om apt In quire 3N37 So. 23d St. VERY atfrmtive f.-room well furn sht ’ apt. to married couple. See Janitor, films Apts . 28th ami Dewey. PTIONALL1 ni place, ®x< 1 location; 2 rooms and bath. HA. 4330. 64& So. 31st St. _ _ I.TNTKH INN \'l 108 Dodge BUSINESS PROPERTY--RENT LEASEHOLD and office furniture for sale at 423 Arthur building Call Atlantic &911 for particulars. garages for rent SEPARATE garages, with lock. month 1| 148 North 84th St HA. 4428 HA. 712 4 • un room, homelike place. Choice location. un l ■ ' H A 712 4 BONDS. STOCKS. MORTGAGES \RK you willing to discount your second mortgage for cosh? If so. »*•** F. C. Horacek & Co.. 640 First Nat’I Hk Bldg. I H MIT H EN pay's most for LIBERTY BONDS. 921 City Nat. Bank Bldg ..OANS ON REAL ESTATE Money to Loan—No Delay Five-year loans, semi-annual interest, op tional payments, fund on hand. Loans from ?r.0o to $3,000 wanted. J. R. Day & Company 605 Keoll ne Bldg AT. 6994. Omaha. 4 Be 11 1 St. Tel, 101. Foun. il Bluffs WE liave cash on hand to loan on Omaha residences. E. II. LOFGEE, INC., _534 Keeilne Bldg. STRAIGHT 5-year loans. G>,£ per cent. AMOS GRANT CO.. 201 S. 18th. Arthur Bldg AT. 8380. tJ»W *RATE M< '.\i:y No delay |n closing. W, T. GRAHAM. 704 PETERS TR BLDG. OMAHA HOM ES—K AST N Ell FARMS O’KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO. 1016 Om Nat. Bk. Bldg JA 2715. $100 TO $10,000 loans made promptly F D WEAD and L> H BOWMAN. , L' rn. 1 „ No delay—on western r arm LudlJn Neb farms, ranches Kloke Invest met! t Co., 845 Om. Nat. Bk. FIRST mortgage loans made promptly on Omaha real estate Shopen «fe Co , Real tom. JA. 4811._SIS Keeilne Bldg. MONEY to loan on farms anil Omaha real estate MYERS & RAINHOLT CO., 424 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg, JA. 0746. ON IMP PROPERTY NO DELAY MONEY TO LOAN DO YOF NEED MONEY? 30—50—75—100—200—500 DOLLARS ©r any other amount at legal rate©. No publicity, easy payments. Thirty years in business OMAHA LOAN COMPANY, 606 Kai bach Blk Tel JA 2295. * Fur 15th and Douglas St*. COX Co . loans $5 and up on wages, cars anil furniture; confidential; 25 yrs estnb 812 World-Hera hi Bldg JA 229 8 MOVING AND STORAGE FIDELITY STORAGE A VAN CO. M O V INC— PA H KINO S TOR A GII— SH IPPI NO Household Goods and Pianos. 1107-11 Howard St Jackson 0288 ESTIMATE turn <>n packing, mov and storing Contracts taken by Job or hour. Globe Van A- Storage Co JA. 4338. AT 0230 Grossman A*. Sons owners. Moving— Pa king—Storage Gordon Fireproof Warehouse & Van Co. I 219 N IHh St Phone JA _3032. BEK I NS ■ MAH I 1 It AGI’ IGttr and Leavenworth Sts Packing. mov | irg, storage, shipping MA 4163. BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS. _ACCORDION PLEATING. ACCORDION, HIDE, knife, box pleating, covered buttons, all styles; hemstitching buttonholes Write Ideal Button A Pleat ing Co . 308 Brown/ Block. Omaha, Neb Telephone JA 1986. Neb. Pleating Dot: Farnfcm. second floor JA C670 It \Nf |N(, \< \ It EM I ms I I YRN to da•• for $4 al KKEF^ 1818 Farnam. Classes Mon., Wed and Frl. nights. Dancing Tues. Thors., Sat. and Sun nights. Private lessons by appoint ments. JA. 5470. njETEf rim RELIABLE Detective Bureau, Railway Ex. Bldg., JA 2056: night. KE 3S12. JAMES ALLAN 31 _ Neville Blk I . secured In ail cases. AT. 1J36. P ite Detect! % -L W I.« >NGN BCK ER. 4 DKXTISm DENTAL ich; 13 full v i md Farnam DRKsmKim | FURS leled rt i HA 8804 II RRIERH. p'l TR< 1 4 lli’. KODAK FINISHING. FIT.MH DKVKLOPKD FREE j _The Ensign Co . 1607 Howard St. _MATTREHSI OMAHA PII.LOW CO—Feathers ren ovated and made up in new feather- 1 proof ticking, 1907 Cuming JA 2467. PATENT ATTORNEY8. J W. MARTIN, Patent Attorney, 1712 Dodge, room 209. Also Washington, D i C._1_help .nyentom sell their patents. PRINT 1\<. EDDY IS Ft. JA. BOSS j MIB4 El l YNK.OT S \NNOI s< FMEATS GARAGES built, any stylo and size, 1100 up. Concrete work. Micklin Lumber and Wrecking Co Tel. WE. 5556. PRESCRIPTIONS carefully compounded at the 5 Sherman A McConnell Drug Stores “AUTOMOBILES tor sale. USED car* that can be used NEBRASKA OLDSMQBILE CO., Howard at 1 fltb AT 1776 USED CARS O N Bonney Motor Co., 8816 Farnam. HOLLY, expert auto trimmer. »12 S. 24th! AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. Ford speedster with top and wind shield. new tires on rear wheels; shock absorbers, $75. C. E. PAULSON MOTOR CO. 20th and Ames Ave. KE. 0146. HUPMOBILE coupe. 1918 model. engln« nml rear end and working parte thorough ly overhauled; car being sold for the account of a former salesman, IR60 cash; $6nn term* Phone L. 8. Paulaen, KE. 058.1. Stroud A Co. POOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO o o o o \t 1922 Ford touring car: new body; O O one-man top; new side curtain*: O O car looks ilka new; Id excellent O O condition. $200. O O . O O C. E. PAULSON MOTOR CO. O O O o 20th and Ames Ave. KE. 0146. O O O OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OO O O OOO OOjO used Fords; prompt delivery of new Ford* MTAFFREY MOTOR CO . The Handy Ford Service Station. 15th and Jackson Kts AT 7711. N EW and used Fords s ih or terms r E PAULSON MOTOR CO.. Authorized Ford and Lincoln Dealers. _ KE 0146. YOUR HEALTH ndi OH cur tains We fix them to protect you PFEIFFER’S. 2525 Leavenworth. USED Ford part* at half wire. Parts for all standard make cars. Neb. Auto Parts, 1016 Harney St Foi d tcuring car, $85 < ash C. E. PAULSON MOTOR CO. in.« Amro Ave. KB 0J4« • ondttloa Will be sold at a remarkably low price Call Mr Van Camp. HA 0710. WANTED REAL ESTATE. I BINDER A OTIS, Real Estate, Loan* Rentals. JA. 2561. W. h PALMER CO. your home List with us nrn! prepare mot 112 K< ; ne Bldg. AT 5980. TO BUY or hpU Omaha real estate so# Burt C. Fowler Co. Members Multiple Listing Ex. Realtors Charles W. Young & Son Real Estate. Rentals, insurance. 1602 City Nat. Bank. AT 966$. rnurvir it-aity co. 'Cist with vtX\ v Lit lUr us for quirk results. 1498 First NaUi Bank Bldg. JA. 1966. GOOD LISTINGS—COME TO L'S. WE SELL THEM HOME REALTY CO. AT. 1111. LIST your homes for sale with us" ^Ve have th~ customers. l’AYNE INVEST MENT CO Renltof _____ To sell quick or buy right, see the Guar antee Realty Co., 310 Arthur Bldg. Tel. JA. 333C _ ___ C. T. Spier & Co., Realtors .104 Peters Trust Bldg. JA 4857. n | n l I. TT EST \Tu' * DUilVL 1 J Sells. Rents, Insures 850 Peters Trust Bldg- JA. 0638. - “Tukey Sold It” A. P. Tt’KI 1 ,v gON. Realtor* JA.42:3 1; A It V IN ~B ROS . 645 Omaha" Nat. Bldg. ON IMP. PROPERTY. NO DELAY._ Willard C 81 aba ugh. Realtor! JA. 2963^ S ~P 11 OS TWICE. real estateT ~~AT. 1606! WORLD Realty Co. Realtora. AT. 3492. West'-rn Real hastate Co. JA. 3607 AT ::6 2 ; MISSOURI LANDS HAVE highly Improved grass and corn land in north Missouri, to exchange for ranch land. Address. Box 482. Chilllcothe, Mo. REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS. j AT.FR K!» THOMAS Sk Son Co. Realtor*. SALE OR EXCHANGE , 1NCOMK property to trade for farms ami ranches Write for illustrated list. Kelley Realty Co. 207 Bonfils Bldg, Kansas CU} j Mo. . ,ir 01 ! piano or what have you. AT. 3873. VACANT PROPERTY WILL build to your order on our beauti ful lots in Fdyewood: very easy terms, a' 4 • IH'NDKE lot. 60x125, on 64tb Mt near Far nam. choice lot. owner will consider reas onable Offer C A tlrlmmel JA 1616. NORTH SIDE PROPERTY7 1 I • Ci ipl fig ( your n* '■% «! a * Ring. B**st i Miistr uctlon materials and service. . Keeling Bull N' w • : <> l:i < 1 irmdern A bargain, located 6944 Florence Blvd. Noryla d Norrli JA, 4270. -*737 DI A’ATITR—•6-Riu., Mod. Ex. lies': ' 3 lots, $50*’ cash, balance monthly. Crelgh. 608 Bee Tel. JA. 0200. 1 BUCK & CO buy tad tall homes I l_ ^ SOUTH SIDE PROPERTY. 8- ROt iM, fully modern garage. $4,150. Neir 23d and Bancroft, want offer. ’ail Best. AT 6135. HA 8714. WEST SIDE PROPERTY New Ilornes—Your terms. 49,4* Grove-Hibhard Co. s:,^uhuw DUNDEE PROPERTY. Du mice Homes and Lots GEORGE & CO,, REALTORS AT. SOU DUNDEi: corner lot, 135x176. paving paid, sightly imation. Owner need* .ash ami will sacrifice Ft lie A Prbe. JA. 2419. RALSTON PROPERTY. HOMES foi forking partly modern full lot. easy terms. $1.20o Have oth :.i Stewart. Ralston 10.W MISCELLANEOUS PROPERTY “We Build to Please” Temple Mi'Fattitn Co.. 1605 Parnarn gt. HAto riNUS A H EY DUN. ReoJiera