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About The Omaha morning bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927 | View Entire Issue (June 17, 1923)
SOUTH OMAHA BRANCH OFFICE, 24TH AND N STS __MA. 3688 South Side Post of Legion Backs K, Festival of Fun Street Carnival Will Be Held During First Two Weeks of August — Good Amuse ments Planned. What promises to he one of the big events of the summer season in South Omaha is the Fun festival to he staged during the first two weeks of Augdst by the South Omaha post, American Legion. M street from Twenty fourth to Twenty-third streets Trill be reserved for the festival. There will be sev eral novel contests, including popular ity contests for men and women. The committees in charge have been ■working incessantly to secure the most original festival ever given in Nebraska. Arrangements are under way for a number of unique amusements whtcli will Include an original minstrel show, wild animal menagerie, circus stunts with bareback riding, a score of clowns and other attractions. Negotiations are under way to have during the festival the appearance of a number of movie stars, which in elude Charles Ray, Mabel Normand, Charles Chaplin, William S. Hart, Jackie Ciiogan. Mary Pickford. Wesley Barry and Douglas Fairbanks. Several bands have been engaged for the event and a select orchestra will furnish music for open air danc ing every evening during the festival. Bark Ball Team. West Side Booster Juniors. Comprising young people of the vi cinity of Morton park, is hacking a baseball team which plays at 3:30 this afternoon at Christie Heights. A dance will be given by the club Thursday evening. Soulh Omaha Brevities. HEWING OF ALL KINDS AND I<EA SONABLE. CALL MA. 5073. Twenty-third and O afreets. Sanitary lleeping rooms. $2 50 up 4033 S 23d St. Mrs. James Campbell, Twenty-seventh and E streets spent last week with rela live* at Lmccln. Mrs Hoy Fletcher, Forthy sixth and S streets, left last week for Syracuse, Neb where she will vlalt relatives. Miss Bertha Johnson. 4408 South Twen ty-third street. South Omaha teacher, left yesterday for Willows. Cal., where she will spend her vacation. Mr. and Mrs A Levy, with their daugh ter. left last week for Excelsior Springs where they will spend a vacation of three weeks Mr. and Mrs. Pari Anderson and daugh ter. Bonnie. 1714 Missouri avenue, left Friday by auto for a visit of 10 daya at St. Paul. N'eb. Mr. and Mrs. W B Wyman. 2205 F street, left laaf week for California, where they will stay for three weeks, visiting friends and relatives. Rev. J. E. Spencer of the Wheeler Memorial church will deliver a sermon this evening on the subject, “The Grounds of the Christian's Hope Mr*. A Harm. 8008 South Seventeenth atreet. will entertain the Ladles Aid so ciety of Lefler Memorial church at her home Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs Philip Nagel. 420# South . t... , -*0 -fifth street, return'd yesterday ^*f<»peka. Kan . by auto, where they went several week* ago to visit relatives Dr and Mrs. C. M Day. Twentieth and H streets, were hosts for two days last week to Mr and Mrs. Harry Dysart and daughter, Gwendolyn, of Franklin Grove. Ill Dr R. L Wheeler will nerupv the pul pit at Wheeler Memorial Presbyatrian church thi« morning «t 11 and will de liver a sermon on the topic ‘Vicarious Ocr upancy.*’ Miss Mildred daughter of Mr. and Mrs O. D. Mabery returned from Lincoln Mon day. where she attended the state uni versity and will spend the summer with her parents. Th* Ladles Aid society of Wheeler Mem orial church will meet at the church Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. L. Sob* •lavaky. Mrs. J. K Logan and Mrs. Earl Cox acting as hostess. Miss Elsie Schwartz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Murray Schwartz. 4904 South Fourteenth street, left last week for Wayne, where she will attend lumintr school for eight weeks A number o f women friends of Mrs Roy Towl, 1404 Avenue N, stopped off for I * visit last wek. en route from their home in Illinois on their way to the Worn i a •» General Missionary convention at Los Angeles. South Omaha lodges of Odd Fellows 'will hold memorial service* for de parted members this afternoon at various ! cemeteries and members are requested to meet at Odd Fellow hall this afternoon at 2. The first graduation of Holy Ohoat school w as celebrated with • pproprl tt exercise* at the* school hall. Fifty sixth and Q streets, Friday evening, when 19 pupils were given eighth, grade cer tificate*. At the annual election for directors of <JI« » rict No. 4 held Monday at the Ash land Park school the following were elected: John Poppe, Walter Duckworth and D. W. McLane. A school levy of 80 ! mills was adopted. Mrs. John Porter. 4South Twenty fifrh str**'?. will entertain the LadiAs Aid society of the United Presbyterian church. Thursday afternoon She will bo assist eJ in entertaining by Mr* Logan Wright Rev L J. Doyle, instructor of Trinity college. Sioux City. la.. ha* been assign led to fill the place of Father Malnzer. assistant to Father Callahan of K' I Bridget parish, who left Iasi week for a i vacation wifh his mother hi Ln* . P*. A surprise party was given at the House of Friendship Tuesday afternoon In honor >>f Mrs b mr-n* •• htrawa, who has had charge of the story hour work Ice cream and coke were served and Mrs Strawn was presented with a beautiful bouquet. One Ford touring, mechanically good shape, new top. good tires One H.txon. huni.Jtlly good, demountable rims. ,1 ler. also one Hurroun touring, de mountable rims. good rubber, self starter. 2510-12 O street. I —■— Ralston Notes Prof. nnd Mrs T F Godwin of Law •on. Mo., arrived h* re lam wek nnd will •nend several weeks with the family of their son. Karl Godwin. Mr and Mi L>. L Hsni left krld.iv for Chicago where they will spend »«;V eral weeks visiting th'dr son Mrs. A J. 8< ott and daughter of Hhelby. I la wer# visitors st the home of Mr. nnd Mrs K 8. Ledwich. Mrs M L King and Mrs H 8 Led with were hostesses at a bridge party to a number of women of the Lukoms Hub Propst motored to Flnttsmouth one day last week and brought his daugh. ter k lorb e. home afte** **ne had spent several days visiting relatives. Mrs K. Ilauman wis hostess to 1. members of an Omaha card club at her home her** Tuesday A delicious lunch V Mrs* * V * M. Drake and children left Wednesday afternoon for eastern points wh- re they will visit relatives. Mrs Carmen Tata, while tying » cow to’a tree Friday Hvenlng caught In the rone and fell. th«s * nw trampling her The Injuries are not serious and she is •xpeotsd to recover soon. A party was given on the church l»wn Tuesday evening ami the young people of Ralston enjoyed themselves Mr arid Mr1' vVilimtn ' Itta gave n party Wednesday at fh- horn- of Mr. ‘ and Mr* Wllilsm Chimin when they .entertained 16 guests Ths evening Whs fnent playing cards R freshmenls were l<? Mrs Charles Martin, who wa* celled to Cedar Rapid* Is !»*♦ week on ««c ! count of the lllnesH of In r father, who . 1s reported improving returned home k rj ■ day. 8he wna a"‘*rnp«nled by her daugh ter. Margaret who haa been attending school at Cedar Rapid* i The Ralston ba-mbsl! trim will play , the Gretna team at Gretna this after noon. Tim game between the local* and th* All -Klara was postponed last Sunday on account of rain. The Ladles Aid society will meet Wed pesdav st. the home of Mrs. It. M VU-dlrigsr will be an Ice 'team »nd Htrftw ; perry social Tuesday evening on the Church lawn Try rubbing h little library paste on the wrung aula of thin materials hikI letting It dry before cutting the but tonhole*. It will Rive you u firm surface foi fcewJn;. Printing Company I Sponsors Program The program of radio over WO AW last night Inc’uded vo cal, piano, violin and banjo num bers and was held under the aus pices of the Omaha Printing Com pany. The vocal numbers were rendered by Mrs. Leo A. Hoffman, so prano, and Clinton R. Miller, tenor accompanied by Jean P. Duffield, and Miss Dorothy Minturn, accompanied by Miss Maragaret Shea. Piano numbers were rendered by Miss Eleanor J. Lear, pupil of Au gust M. Borglum and Miss Irene Trumbull, pupil of August M. Borg lum. Violin number* were given by Miss Elsa Reese, pupil of Henry Cox, and Miss Louise Schnauber accom panied by Miss Jean Stirling. Banjo numbers were given by Mr. Tagger, accompanied by Mrs. Mil dred Koch. Instrumental numbers were given by a trio composed of Miss Elsa Reese, violin; Mrs. Mabel Donlon. cello, and Mrs. Frieda Paustian. piano. Parking Station for Ships Planned Liners to South America Will Keep Liquor Supplies in Bermuda. New York, June 16.—With the »n nouncement today that Bermuda would be made a parking atatlon for liquor by Lampert & Holt liners plying between New York and Buenos Aires, rumors were received that Brit ish and French transatlantic liners might use a Canadian port of call ss a liquor depot. Halifax was mentioned In connec tion with the British lines, and it was stated that French liners plying between Havre and New York might stop and take on liquor by tender at one of the French islands of New foundland. Steamship officials could not be found at their offices to com ment on the reports. The Lampert * Holt line's action in making Bermuda a liquor station was the first step taken by a foreign sten- -hip line to slack passengers' thirst since the latest Treasury de pat alient ruling. The plan becomes effective July 14. Some members of the crews of the Homeric and Carmania. which sailed for England today, declared they would not return if they had to work on ships affected by the dry ruling. Officers said 40 sailors of the Ho meric and three coal passers on the Carmania had deserted. Failed Banks Never Incorporated. Claim T-Jncoln, June 16. — Secretary of State Pool said today he had dis covered that 11 state banks which have failed were never legally in corporated. In his opinion they are not entitled to draw funds from the state guarantee fund, although he said all have so drawn. Mr. Pool said a law exists requiring all corporations to file articles in the office of the secretary of state and that the records In his office ahow the 11 banks have not so filed. The nonincorporated banks. Secretary Pool said, are: Citizens State bank of Holdrege, Banking House of Castetter, Clair; Gross State bank of Gross, Gurley State bank of Gurley, Citizens bank of Firth, Platte Valley State bank of Bellwood, Farmers bank of Page, Home State bank. Dunning: Farmers and Merchants bank, Walton; Ex change bank of Ogallala, and Good rich Brothers Banking company of Fairbury. Civil War Vet Picnic to Be Held at Fort Omaha The annual picnic of the civil wtr veterans and kindred organizations given under the auspices of the Sons and Daughters of Veterans will be held at Fort Omaha Saturday after noon, June 23. Prizes will be given to the oldest as well as the youngest veteran. There will be other prizes. All vet ersns of every war and the public are invited. A band concert will follow the pro gram. Papillion Notes , The cornerstone of the new Catholic fh'ir'h In Papllllon will be laid Sunday afternoon at 2. at whlrh tlm* Archbishop •I I. Marty of Omaha will be preeent by a number of priests Re will deliver an address The ladles of the ' hurt h will serve refreshments Mrs. S W Urainlech and her daugh ter are attending a few daya with rela tives at Kearney. The Camp Fire girls were entertained .it lawn party at the home of Mlse M« run ret Brown last Tuesday evening Members of the Papllllon Women’s club held an opsn msetlng Wednesday eve ning A program was followed by a luneh. Key. Paul Frick# of Papllllon and Miss Luella Oleler of Missouri were married Saturday at the home of the bride. The - oupla will live in r'hlcago whera Rev. Frlcke Is In charge of a church A aon was born Saturday morning to Mr and Mra William Mulligan. Joe Hwoboda has gone to Fscelstor Springs where he will remain for some time faking treatment. Me has been In poor health for some time. MIsh Rose Schrotn. who hae been at tending college at Atchison, Kan . has returned to her home for the summer vacation. Mrs Kate W||co» and eon of Town and MIs-4 Lulu Touner of Pennsylvania «rc gueafa of the L. K. Jto*sard family thl* week Fharlea Brown, youngest son of Wll Hum IJrown. is reported 111 at hla home In South Papllllon. Mr and Mrs K (J. Fans art visiting relatives In Lincoln this week Papllllon will meet the Millard base ball team on the Millard grounds Sun day. Bellevue Notes. Gordon HnnNli has been awarded a Knight nannarat Health Crusader pin. Mra. Fielding (Mark and small dauah ter l*ft last week for Portland Ore She will also visit .v'-attle sod other cities f Washington Mr Clark expects to Inin hla wife at Portland and will ex !"■( t to find a location for business on th« Pacific roast At the annual hamjuet of the Bellevue High School alumni at the Rome hotel Ht v. »-».k the following officers were elected: Dr Format Me any, president; Theodor# Praseur, vice president ; Maids Shallri f.aa, secretary and Theodor* Bond*, t reasurer l.etii. daughter of Mr and Mrs G. fl. Me 11 of Fort Crook, waa married Wed needs y afternoon at the home of the hrld* s parents to Frank T-snghelne, Jr. Hev C H !tus**ll, pastor of Bellevue Presbyterian church officiating The wed ding waa nulei affair with onlr im mediate members of th* family present. At the annaul meeting of the Belle vufl school t»oard a lavy of IS mills was adopted The boa i<! passed a vote of th«nk* to Prof K A Boyar of the hlith -■ hool hoard for the aervlca given for the pusf v»ar* during hla connection wllh th« school. News wa* received Inst week of the death In Omaha <•f Mrs ICt(xsbeth Flet»h ci fornor M*-ilsvu* resld»*n*. at her home, ft 7 5 North Twenty.fourth street Ph* was the widow of Rev. William Fletcher arid lived In IlelUvus from IftM i i 1914 when she moved to Bigg* t*sl , kiie w H making h*i home with her i »r*i» • Mrs. Jj. K Smith at the tuns of her <1c«lb Omaha Lions Out After 1924 World Meeting Formal Invitation by President Hascall in June Issue of Lions’ Club Mag azine. Omaha Lions are "going out” after the 1924 International Lions club con vention. The Lions Club Magazine, June issue, contains a formal invita tion by President V. C. Hascall to se lect Omaha as the next convention city, two large advertisements for this city and a full page of advertise ments by Omaha hotels. Here is Omaha's Invitation: "To All Lions of the United States and Canada: “The Lions of Omaha, the Hub Lions club, and the geographical cen ter of the realm of Lionism, extend to you from the jungles of Quivera and the Seven Hills of Cibola the friendly hand of good fellowship. "And In the true spirit of Lionism, from this land of waving grain, where the tall corn grows and hospitality flows, cordially bid you welcome to select Omaha as your convention city for the Lions International in 1924. "Samson, lord high chamberlain, to his most gracious majesty. King Ak Sar Ben, supplements our welcome with promises of open gates for all Lions to indulge to the full In his novel and unique feast of entertain ment in fun, frolic, frivolity, mirth and merriment. He but waits your sanction to list the banns and bid his artificers prepare the festival. "Cordially and fraternally yours, "V. C. HASCALL, President.” Congressmen at Victoria on Return From Alaska Victoria, B. C., June IS.—The United Sfatea army transport Cam brai, bearing a party of congressmen returning from a tour of Alaska, ar rived here this afternoon. The Amer ican lawmakers and their wives were taken on a trip over Vancouver Is land as guests of the Victoria chamber of Commerce. BEE WANT AD RATES 15c per line each day. 1 or 2 day*. 12c per line ea^h day. 3 to 6 day*. 10c per line each day. 7 day* or longer. The above rate* apply exclusively to Want Ad* which are commonly termed ■public, wants.' and do not include adver tisement* of Individual* or concern* ad vertising or exploiting their bu*ine»He* The** rate* apply to The Sunday Omaha Bee aa well a* The Morning and Evening Fee All week-day advertisements appear in both morning and evening edition* at the one coat. CLOSING HOURS FOR WANT ADS Morning Edition . 9 p. m. Evening Edition ..11:30 * m. Sunday Edition.9 y m Saturday Want Ad* accepted at the following office# Main office . , , 17th and Farnam St*. South Omaha.N. W Cor. 24th and N St*. Council Bluff* . .15 Scott St Telephone ATlantic 1000 Call for "Want" Ad Department. An experienced "Want" ad taker will receive vour a.; and a hill will be mailed later. The rate* quoted above apply to either charge or ca*h order*. THE OMAHA BEE r***ervea the right to designate what constitutes a public want. THE OMAHA MORNING BEE. _THE EVENING BEE. ANNOUNCEMENTS lliirial Vault* . ] DISTINCTIVE featurea, sea detnonatration at factory Automatle Sealtna Concrete Burial Vault. Inaiet upon your under taker ufctrg no other. Every vau't itamp ed: watch for name In lid Manufactured only by the Omaha Concreta Burial Vault Co. 8210 N. loth 8t. Omaha. Cemeteries, Monuments . S VISIT FOREST LAWN. North of City Limit* S20 acre*. Perpetual rare Office* at cemetery and 720 Brandela Theater Bid* Florist* . 4 LEE LARMON piTC^tttTTiTT leCC LAK1 1-H i*th and Poualaa KiHN BATH uu« Farnam JA HOt ~~ U HEN'DEKaoN, 1507 Farnam. JA. ma Funeral Directors . t FTJTSTACK & CO., Omaha* beat undertaking eatabllahmanl 7SSES AMBULANCE «■”« Thirty-third and Farnam HEAFEY & HEAJFEY, Undertakers and Embalmera. Phone If A. 0208 Office 2*11 I'attunt fESTABLIBHET) SINCE l»»2.) Crane MortuaiTlDibr CONDUCTED HT LADIES ONLT. 615 South 10th St, AT 3SSS ard AT *0*S LARKIN BROTHERS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS till BO I4TH ilti. K0RISK0 1(M 2td and O Bta 1280 8 11th 8t HULSE & RIEPEN, Funeral Director* 1224 Cuming. JA. H, H. Kramer 6'“ *wA*mV‘ Taggart & "Son “IL*-’™?7 John A, Gentleman Hoffmann Ambulance Port..** at 24th Fun**il Director*. JA. ?t01 CFvOSBY-MOORE “ 5UV^F B RAILEY t D0RRANCE ' Funeral Notice* ... « PETKK80N—Hnbetr f,*e. helovert ann of Mr and Mr* Chari** Peteraen. June 16. 1623. «■*. 4 year* 7 month* and 26 dav* Funaral aerv|**a will be held from Hrtllev A- Porran'-e Chanel. l&th an! Cuming afreet*. Monday June 14. at j o'clock n. m. Interment Elkhorn. Iowa. Tueaday Attractions.7 A CONCKHRION MFN-Largest t'h <>f .liilv celebration In year* Rig. rich territory to draw from. Want merrv go round. Ferrle, freaka. etc t’loae early Limited ar>are. Addreae Kdwln P Newton. Aurora, rmfBTii or Jvi.y rRt.KmiATtrtar_ Orand faland. N*-h 9 a m till midnight Wanted—Coneeaalona of all klnda, merry go-round. Ferrla wheal, etc. Ron f*6IS, Omaha Rea. FOURTH OF JULY • •KLI/RRATlnNS Supplied with dolla. balloon*. flreworka and compin'a 1lr«e of nnvalttce Aak for catalog Globe Novelty Co., Ho* 161, Oma ha. Nth. FOURTH of Julv celebration, Orand la land Neb. 9 a m till midnight Wanted • onceaelona of all klnda marry go-round, Ferrla wheal, etc flux 686.__ W A N'T KI >— Merrv -go-round n ml other mn caaalona for 4th of July celebration Write or t»hone f Mona ham. Valiev, Nab WANTKf* Man d end other mn caaalona for 4th of July celebration Write nr t'hon* J Mona hum. Valiev, Neb WANTHO—Merry-go,round and other ron ccaalona for 4th of July celebration Write or phone I ' - -in v a I !*-v. Nell I .out and Found . I Lt >HT Thin model gold watch mono gram T W. e.—liberal rewatd If party finding It will telephone JA 8909. or WA HSCI____ LOST SVraka wagoa. four 110.00 and one It, oo htiln in alley of W o. W bldg., or on 1 It h St near Fnrnam, Rew ard Plena* 'jal^ <> ‘1 tiatruiid HA 6167 LOST in or near Ogallala. June t, a blar k leather traveling beg Reward H L. Roger*. Potter. Neb__ LOST Saturday morning tnrtolee ilTeTT rimmed gI iaaei at 14th Farnam Kinder • -V11 KK 17 SC Reward __ __ _ j’Vv <>• h'l’olt Y 111 let, Mot n itVfl foiilv Ing roll Ilf Square a' den, Neb. Addicna M | L>. King, Mlndtn. Neb. ANNOUNCEMENTS Lost and Found . 8 LOST—On June 1. wicker telescope, con taining child’s clothes, age 2. Reward. Mrs. W. C. Linden, Blair, Neb. Tel. Blue 202. _ NICE cool furnished rooms. 2566 St. M a rys Ave. Notices . 9 LAKE SHORE property in the Ten Thou sand Lake district. Write for free list. J. E. Gibson, 206 Andrus Bldg., Minneapolis, Minn. WATTERSON union ORCHESTRA. At 24H Arthur Wattarson piano Instruction. Resorts ...9-A FOR SALE. Would you like a real summer home on the shore of Iowa’s most beautiful lake. West Okobojl? A wonderful home with all modern conveniences including fur nace, electric lights, water system. elshf rooms, four screened porches, attic and basement, all furnished. Cobble stone chimney and fireplace, garage and laundry Attractive approaches by land and water Address Q. 8. Robinson, Spirit Lake. Ia WANTED—Concessions for Fourth of July at Hastings. Neb. Address F. C. DeWItt, HaHtngs, Neb.__ Pergonals . 10 THE SALVATION Army" Industrial hom' 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 Dodec street AURORA maternity home. 1322 S 31st Competent management, reasonable rates. HA 6106. J_Automobiles Auto Accftggorieg, Tires . 11 MERCURY A re battery charging plant ches p. HA. 1691. Vutos for Sale .13 CADILLAC USED CAR DEPARTMENT, CADILLAC. Type 69 Victoria. A ear like nsw Fine mechanically. Paint like new Tires good Traded on a larger enclosed car by a man who found it too small for hla large family. This is the 4-passenger coune model. 1920. 8-cylinder. SCRIPPg BOOTH Touring car, 1919 model. Excellent me chanically. Top and side curtains good Good tiree Painted In dark blue paint in fair condition. NASH 1920 touring car A car that is good all thmugh Paint good, tires good, ton and curtains good. Motor in exceptionally good condition. MARMON. 19J6 touring Looks like a new ear 4 white wire wheels Ton and upholstery like new. Fin** tires (two extra tires) U 8 Royal cord*. CADILLAC Type 5 6. 7-passenger touring 1917 model 8-eyJlnder. New' dark blue paint Top good Fair tires, motor RB NEW ER TORD 1923 roadster Almost brand new Hss sler shock absorbers, oversize steering wheel and jock Out.out. speedometer, foot accelerator, and one eztra tire. A SAFE PLACE TO BUT. J. H. HANSEN CADILLAC COMPANY. F»rn»m at Uth HA M10 ENJOY YOURSELF RIDING IN ONE OF OUR RENEWED USED CARS AND PAY WHILE YOU RIDE, Oldamobll# Sport . 117100 Bulck Coup# ... 510 09 Oldamobll# Sedan .*. 459 00 Bulck Touring ... 409 00 t Oldarnobl!# Touring .. 350 09 Maxwell Redan . 260.90 Col# I Touring . ... 275 09 Bulck 8, California top. 200 On Oldamobll#, 8>cyltnd#r Roadster... 119 00 NEBRASKA 0LDSMOBILE COMPANY, Howard at 18th. Atlantic 17*9 11 — i OMAHA'S BEST BARGAINS, One big Six Studebaker touring One Light Six Studebaker touring On# Special Six Studebaker touring On# Special Six Studebaker aedan. Two 46-K Bulck aedan Ona |6-r> Bulck aedan On# 1131 new Riokenbacker coup#. One Oakland aedan One Reo aedan ona Naah aedan One Dodge touring A few good old modal* from 176 to 1180 Liberal Term* 0. N, B0NNEY MOTOR CO., Phon# HA. 0871. 1650 Farnam USED CARS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. OPEN 8PNDAYS AND EVENINGS CASH OR TERMS NEBRASKA BUICK AUTO COMPANY, 19th and Howard AT MOi NTCfiEfiAkl^R touring. 191 9. good pi I nt. extra good tire* and mechanically pet fert Terms If deetred COOPER MOTOR CO., SOBS Earn am AT • 2 T n IJ^Sh'tIIAN* THE COST or^MATKIilAi's AND LABOR THE M ANPFACTCR ERS ORIGINALLY BUILT INTO THEM NOTE THE FOLLOWING HIUH OKAlii; » ARM Pa- Ward twin at*. touring Puckard. alngle alx, touring Cadillac . 57. touring Hudaon (wire wheels) touring Dodge (wire wh*ela| ardatt 1 'adillar, 5b. touring PRICKS FRO 14 i4Mi TO 12 250 RICHARDSON MOTnR CAR CO lot A Ifarney Ha 0010 Aek fot I)|i’V Puc kaid niHt K SIX model I* 46. touring *ai top uphotatrrins, tlrr* and motor all In fit at claea condition. tlfb ftn. C. E. PAULSON MOTOR COMPANY, Authorised Ford and Lincoln Dealer* Open 10 to 1 Suttd*) 20th and Amu Axe KE 0t4‘> J'i CAM- i M < • • i - ' Mk f • ' * » > I’ll or terrna K F. 2fl>2 ItoLLY expert mutu trimmer. Hi » 14tA* AUTOMOBILES Autog for Sate .11 FORD SEDAN. We have an exceptionally good late model Ford Sedan which la & big bar gain at $400. « lean and allck as a whistle throughout. Extra good on the Inside as it has had seat cover*. Sew thia car and ride in it today. GUY L. SMITH. 1922 CHEVROLET 4 90 touring car, excellent condition, run 9 rpontha Real buy at $300.00. C. E. PAULSON MOTOR COMPANY, Authorized Ford and Lincoln Dealer*. Open 10 to 1 Sunday 20th and Amea Ave. KE. 0146. ‘"ADILI AT touring, 1915. good paint, ex tra good tires and mechanically perfect. Very reasonable. Term* if desired. COOPER MOTOR C0o, 2066 Farnam.AT. 9270 LINCOLN TOURING CAR, LATEST TYPE. This car has be*»n uaed slightly, but ran hardly lie distinguished from a new one and it will pass the most critical exam ination In thi* Lincoln we offer an exclusive automobile at an unusually at tractive price Hnd potential buyers will recognize an opportunity. FORD MOTOR CO. 16th and Cuming Bta. Mr Boulcott. ESSEX CAB. We have a very slightly used Essex Cab of the latest model completely equipped with many extras and reftnlshed Guar anteed In every respect. 8e© this cab and ride In It today. GUY L. SMITH, DIXIE FLIER touring. 1914. good paint. extra good tire* and mechanically perfect. Terms if desired COOPER MOTOR CO., 1064 Farnam.AT 9270. SPECIAL. HUDSON ROADSTER Fine wire wheel* New- paint—many extras If you want a classy roadster. *©• thia at $450. ANDREW MURPHY & SON, Retail Salesroom Terma 1410 Jackson. AT. 4411. CADILLAC TOURING. Here is a real bargain In a high grade car Eight cylinder type 51 touring. Just out of the paint shop. Good mechan ical condition. Good tires and ready to deliver. Ride in thia bargain today at $275. GUY L. SMITH. FORD TOURING. Good Urea and In A-l mechanical shape. $55 00. Others $50 00 up to fl.000.00. Open always. Terma. ANDREW MURPHY & SON, Retail Salesroom 1410 Jackaon. AT 4411. i'HEVROT.ET touring. 1911. Kor,<l |alnt, extra good tire* nnd mechanically per fect. Very reasonable Terma if desired. COOPER MOTOR C0„ 1046 Farnain. AT. 5270. H A H. GEAR AND FARTS AT 9961. 2043 Farnam WE gear 'em up and sell the pieces; used pa*ta for nnv make of car • hal mers. Hudson super and 640, Overland*, Studebakei*. In fact anything pertaining to automobiles. STEA RNS SEDAN—1914. good paint, ex tra good tires and mechanically perf*«. t Very reasonable. T*rm# if de*lr»*d. COOPER MOTOR €0., 1044 Farnam._AT 9270 CHEVROLET—A-l condition new tires. A bargain $165. Thia car haa had fin# care; rune like new and original paint ta good. Gan be seen at Spence Garage, 25£»6 Leavenworth St. If you look at It you will buy It. Must be sold today.j ‘•LDBMnRILE 7 pnsnenger touring, late 1921 good paint, extra good tire# and mechanically perfect. very reaaonable, terms if desired. COOPER MOTOR CO., 2044 Farnam. AT 9270\0 FORD sedan. 1919. good paint, extra good tires and mechanically perfect. Very reasonable Term# if desired. COOPER MOTOR CO., 2064 Farnam._ AT 9270. pi'ME bargains Fn used Fords"! prompt delivery of new Forda. 14 CAFFREY MOTOR CO.. The Hardy Ford Service Station. 15th and Jackson Bta. At. 7711. N EW and used Fords, cash or terma. C. K PAULS ON MOTOR CO., Authorised Ford and Lincoln Dealers 20th end Ames Ave Ke 0144 FOR SALE—llll Dodge Touring car. His * completely overhauled. with new • <»rd tire* Leaving city, must eell. 1337 Park Ave. Tel. I! A 0 511._ 1 for *M mikM ■ ' used parts at half price. Neb. Auto Parts Ja 4911 USED GARS THAT CAN BE USED. NEBRASKA OLDSMUBILE CO. Howard at llth At 1770 USED CABS. O. N. Bonney Motor Co. 1554 Farnatn O LI >S M6blLE EIGHT touring fir** . lawn • mdltlon. good tire* Tel. HA 74 4 4, * t6 Park a ee l>ni>6K skbAN. i*:S mod.! fnr Hi.; Just like new Call Mr. Johnson, HA. 4417._ FORD TRUCK, good aKaiM $» and bodv good a.* new. Muat eel! Privet* nw rt v WE 0101 1921 Ford sedan excellent shape with exception of paint. Call KE. 1031 or AT 397» for rl*m* nstrwti >n F<»RD SEDAN Good shape." muat*' sell! Private t nrtv W F 010|. _ HAYNES touring nr Good running con dltjon. Make off*r 4941 Erakln* _ FORD roadster for snii* in g d me » Auto* Wanted ... 15 WANTED—To buy 5-paas car 3® model or latet First payment with f-paa*«nger car WA 39'7. Truck*, Tractor* . *0 162® n< >!>OR closed truck In excellent condition Call at. 3610. BUSIN ESSSE RVICE Accordinn Pleating .21 A cco HD i?>nT HI f> r.. km fa , boi pleating, covered button*, all style*; hemstitching, buttonholes. Writ# Ideal Button A Pleat ing Co . SO* Brown Block, Omaha, Neb Telephone JA 1*36 _ N i: H H A Ii* I'l.KATINtJ. H»m«rlichln, Oov«r«d HiU..n«. 1»0« Farnam. second floor JA. 6lt6 IliiildctH, Contractor* .2* CRMRNT and chimney work of all binds. ’ J \ 4»I4 “ . . iri. ■<* % . .r . I» ,m iiic Aotdcmln . S3 IF you . an a Ik w.- < an r a h ' ou to nance <*!**• or private le.aaon* Tunas n v -AaP’Anm1!^WOjiUrlfc IHL l»t*ti'rllr*> *u<*nr(rt .. S4 J A \H'H .VTlrni ,r ’etH- tlvee Kxp*rt *• > rel service t|| tl,1 Nevlllo Block. AT UK IvKI.lAMI l, I '-t ctlva Bureau, Sunderland ' 1 > • » tiAragc Itulldcra . 25 uKT our pro • s on complete garages Mur naon _ T,amber A foal Co WR AMI Moving, Storage . 2ii WT.fi MV S! .14 A - I ! * VAN CO MOV1NO l'A«'K?N(l ATOftAdK SHIPPING Itouaehold (lands, IManus. Office Furniture 13 07 M H«>W A HO NT JA OK* proof storage Phone JA lfO>4 The Terminal Waranouae c'o , 70| South 10th n v I .ST I M A I * turn, on park.ng,, m»v and storing Contracts taken by job or hour <llob« Van A Storage Co JA. 433t AT t>2*0. O meant an A None, owners • (Iordan Klrepn*. f Wnu ltiniiiy A Van Co * M» *. I ! • h Mt Phone ^ \ * iti.kiNM omaha i)*v i Atokauk 16th and Leavenworth Hi* Puking. n»uv n K at <r .. ,■ ahlnntnp J \ 4162 TltY I lie North Pud Tntnaf i (»n the; lob ever* day *nM»f. t|uj» guaranteed get Ug fhsi W K M*“4 MjjviNd haulm*. i iTy oi «< unity Aslu*a, j rubbish removed. Cinder*. Wit 3137 Mt Hitter*. I >rc** mu ken* 27 . i i". rrinndeled stele* rhnkcre made, tailored suits, dc esses. lelintut HA t»vu4 ( BUSINESS SERVICE Painting, Papering Z8 HIGH CLASS decorating and paper hang Ing; 25 per cant off on wall paper; will call at house lo give estimate. Call AT. 7404 or MA. 0101. _ PAP Ell Imi.vIK ami painting promptly done. Reasonable for caah. Call Hawley Ha. h00*i._____ 1* A INTI NO AND P APERHA'n OI ftO— PAPERING 15 AND UP. ALSO PLAS TURING. AT 4101._ PAPERING, PAINTING—Will bring asm pl^e to ymir Iitime; p»t. free, MA. 289a. PAPERING, painting, wall paper cleaning. Call HA. 7374 Patent Attorney* . 19 J W. MARTIN. Patent Attorney, 1711 Dodge, room 111 Alio Washington. D. C._I help Inventory aell their patent.*_ Kodak Finiilrnig MA tlUIH UBVEI.UPBD FRKE The Enaian Co,. Leavenworth FIRMS developed free Price hat here F KASI 21* N• • r Printers, Engraven . SI I..l)tiv Fruiting On 117 8 U *1 JA i0»~ Professional Services, X-Ray* .SZ PRESCRIPTIONS carefully tornpounded at the 5 Sherman Ar McConnell Drug Store* Dental X-Ray*. 32A DUN l AI. X-ray 60c eacn. 13 full eel fill* Sorurltiea Bids, 16th and Farnam Servlre* Offered..... 31 WEST SIDE HAND LAUNDRY Family washing done by hand, curtain*, rug*, and blanket* of any kind. Ra n water always used and »un dried if po* Hible. Call WA- 0920._ LANDSCAPING. »eeding *oddlng and ahrubb^r^y HA. 0817. W J. Burbaclc. CEMENT. new and repair_work. W A._ 4587.____ _ EDUCATIONAL Business Colleges .31 EXPERIENCED comptometer operator* are always In demand If you are not an operator an eight weeks' courae In the Comptometer school will fit you to hold one of these desirable positions that are always open. If you must work, why not prepare so that you will get the moat for your time? Let us tell you about our day and evening classes. COMPTOMETER SCHOOL. 300 Courtney Block. "The school that Graduate* Experta.” DAY SCHOOL—NIGHT SCHOOL. Complete course* in accountancy, ma chine bookkeeping comptometry. abort hand and typewriting. r*llroad and wire less telegraphy, civil service and all Eng lish and commercial branches. Write, call or phone Jackson 1565 for large illus trated catalog. Address BOYLES COLLEOE. Boyle* Bldg.. Omaha. Neb. EIGHT to 12 week* prepare you for a fine office position Call AT. 7774 or write American College. 1912 Farnsm. VAN SANT 8CHOOL OF Bl.'SlK'EBH S E Cor. Nineteenth and Douglas. Ja. 6190. General Instruction .39 F H GOVERNMENT wants railway postal clerks Men 18-35. $1,400-12,100 year Travel See the country. Llat po B.ti .n* free Write immediately Franklin Institute Dept 214 C. Rochester. N Y. V. ANTED— Girls, wr-men. IS up $»S-$160 month 1‘ S. government Jobs. List free. Write immediately. Franklin Institute, Dept 457 C\ Rochester. N. Y WANTED —Names. r 'W up Wishing be< ome rsllway rnetal »'lerk* 1131 month. We coach you. 996-C. Boa Y-2331, Omaha Be»__ Srhoor of individual Instruction. 1107 Harney. HA. 2949. Grsd*. Junior High. High School, TFT* RING by Omaha school teacher; op ■ ip w ork. JI A. 4 593 Trade School* . 41 EARN $110 to $2-0 monthly, eapense# paid, a* railway traffic Inspector Posi tion guaranteed after 3 months' *rare ums study or money refunded. Excellent opportunities Write for free booklet E-271. Stand. Business Training Inst., Buffalo. N Y VULEH BARBER COLLEGE. ">g. EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted—Female .44 LADIES—Turn your spare time Into $l$$. You can do it Our plan is a money maker for yr'u No money ner*>*sary No experience Write today for our plans of turning your spare time into money. • ot*» noting t-> Investigate Ameriaa Fr- ducts Co , 8294 American Bldg . Cin cinnati. Q. HAliN *JI »MklV. »p are tune, writing for ne.v*p«pers magazines Gap unny . de tails free Press Syndicate. 171. St. Louis, M n MAKE $21 weekly at home, furnishing natn*s and addresses Experienc* unnec essary Fartlculars free. United Mailing Co St I^»uls. HIGH •• hool or' young lad) as'otflre as slstant to doctor. Apply before 10 a. jm_Monday. 117 North 16th JA. 4296. YOt no girl to assist w|»h housework ar.d ire 2 year-old thlld: good home WE. 3|%8. COM PANION. 65 to stay with lady, small wages more &s a home Husband away. 3023 Antes. KE 6192__ l.ADtRS—Head M»r ().rh». (“n. id ii Agents Wanted column In this j»ajier__ TWu girls wanted for bebt.ir.g rhlldren s hair Apply J I, Brandet* Beauty parlor. Help Wanted—Male . .,41 60000 6600 66 66’ 00000 0000000 o o o o o o o o o o 8 | 3 | o o o EXPERIENCED CAR REPArRERS O O WANTED—EXPERIENCED CAR- 8 O O O REPAIRERS. APPLY AT 8U- O O 5 O PERINTENDKNT OF SHOPS OF- O O FICE. UNION PACITIC. HTH 8 O 5 0 AN1) CASS ST8 O 1 § 8 8 8 8 o o o 00oop000oO OOP0 OOOOOOOOO ' > uuuuuvwouuwwuvwvwowvvw v/ o o O 0 WIDE AWAKE HOTS. O 2 8 8 O WE HAVE SPLENDID CORNRRS 0 O ol ! S K' U Hi ts WHO want o O Til M VKE REAL MONET. THE OMAHA BEE. g 0 .\SK*ROR STREET GIRCl’LATOR o 1 8 o 00OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOO o OOOOOOOOOOOOOO00ooooooooo 0 $ 0 o o »"'l HARVEST hands WANTED O o II TO i: M HER DAY HOARD O 6 AND UUlOINO. KANSAS. g O APPLY IN PERSON. O 0 O O A. 0, EMPLOYMENT AG KNOT, O o 25lh Hid N. O 5 o o HoPTM OMAHA. O 0 o 009000000000 OOOOOOOOo 000 0 ' ' ui rr| ilr*r*. w mr», <l6e to |l 0® p*r hr : IN (Mia «te*l fuiahi can. 7fcg t© $1 fcO '•-•r lit . h * 1 p ** r a. »i«>c to fl 1® par hr . N Y . ilvetcr* hilI Wlprr for at*#l work*. $Sl to $40 per wk r*r»n«. auto mochanua and H« i• «*. ^ $ *'® to $1® n® l»*r day l>e unit Apply m p*r»i»n, A C Ktnply. Agy th and N HC South Omaha M \ v \\ ; i ' ■ Handle rounty tumine*-* Laperlcnc* un ticreaaa?} La r* eat i nncfrn or it« kind In the u ild Our limn now getting $1®*' w. Low eat mine prices. Huaiantae Coal Minina Company. Mil "all Hi Chlrap’ >. riini- i .iMfNAi. trait,in* in accounting mi.l management during apara uni* Free employment aervli * for tuem bare i.\Vk k national V COI N rANTS HoclKTY ! df> ifi <lty Nat IU« Htily. At. IMP vi N - * “"hour. Ill day DimMIsi:, fl H h*'ua«'hol»l arthlia free to trn thousand 1 . w . uatornera for our guarantied good* Cart tluin Hat lafai I or> Send for free Ram idea ami atari o.ui. w .tanninga Mfg Co. luatrh t 1 >• 4* uaytoiu ° I'lC^CHlvllH and *• dialect earn and learn durlna vacation taking aoh*rrl|itU»na for t lila magatin* Rinat* ©©plea Ik cent* Mrtlrn Knmm id. commercial. Oil and Mineral N*a«. IP? Deer* Hldg Dallas Texas * to aell complete lint of ahlrta direct to wearer Ltcluaive pattfiT* Hit \alue* Free aamplte Madlann Mllla. It road - way. New York NYANTWp I hi .d manager in ta- h coon ti f.»r outdoor adveitlaina ttlg par "hole or apa»* time No expanr-ima ’e 'it'd* ' vaitonal Co . S11 Seventh, l.outa ville. k> * EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted—Malf .43 NEWSPAPER SOLICITORS Thou* experienced on daily papers only need apply Write fully re garding yourself, the paper you taava worked for and the result* se cured Have a good proposition to Offer the right man. Write J B. T. Martin. Dispatch Printing com pany. St Paul, Minn JlIF.KE is only one correct way to build a good gasoline engine and that'* the Witte way. 5-horse only $39. Witte En gine Works. 1491 Eastern Ave., Kansas City, Mo. YOUNG MAN. STUDY LAW! Downtown evening session*. University of Omaha Law School. Nominal tuition. Enroll now. Bee 8ec'y, 1<127 Omaha Nat. Bank._ WILL pay boys tuition through business college for doing light Janitor work. Call AT 7 774. HARDER W A NTE D—F1 rat class single rnan. 70 per * ent C. Kellogg Odebolt, la WANTED—A flrsg^clae* barber Steady Job. $€5. E M. Day. McCook, Neb. Hrlp—Male or Female .46 WANTKD—Two salesmen or women to sell a new patented article, salable in any business place, a real necessity, will be aold direct, a good clean propaltlon and a money maker If Interested address! Box Y-2337, Omaha Bee _| SALES WORK—Experienced coupon sales people for Photo studio Men or women OS A TO STUDIO. Lyric Bidg. 19♦ h and Karncm 8t. | time, copying authors' manuscript* write R J. Carne*. Authors' Agent, C-€Q. Tal i.i !>>■■ -n 1 ia , for p* r* ■ m.h r* WANTED—At ono kolak finisher. I.ad> preferi ed. 3211 So 24th Bt Agents, Snl«*smi*ti ....47 SALESMEN’—Here ta an opportunity for capable nv-n with sales experietp'e to connect with one of the largest advertis ing specialty house* jn the world; our lln~ nationally known, consist* of hign grad* art and commercial calendars, cel luloid. leather, metal and paper special ties for advertising purposes, comprehen sive sales help furnished; every bank, re liable business house is a prospective cus tomer; liberal commissions with weekly remittances, permanent connection; terri tory available in city or outside Call Fontenelle hotel Sunday for personal in terview. our Mr A 13 Count*, or write direct, giving age. experience, references, etc. The American Art Works, Coshoc ton. r> ARH you a square deal saSeaman? Davta offers you the squareet kind of a square deal. Bell our made-to measure $29 5f> Quality .Clothe* direct to wearer. A square deal for your customer, too, be cause we guarantee satisfaction A big ger Income for you. Write today P. H Davit Tailoring Company, Dept. 124-C. Cincinnati. Ohio. tists in Omaha and vicinity. Immediate MAN WANTED—by old established wholesale coal corporation to solicit car load orders for finest quality hard and soft coals front combined consumers for shipment direct from mine 8av*s users 25 per cent or more Stores, factories, schools, institutions, horn*-* are easily sold. Our men making $€.000 to $10, °r,f) yearly Some working capital neces sary in the beginning No experience required BOYLSTON COAL CO., 3€7$ Bo R trin** Ave , Chicago AGENTS—$5 to $15 daily easy (Sworn proof furnished ) Introducing new style guaranteed hosiery must wear or re placed free; 57 styles. 13 colors: neither experience nor capital needed; just show samples: take order*. 7 pa r* hose guar anteed 7 months. $1 75 We deliver and collect; your i ay dai.y; all transportation charge* r^id. monthly bonus beside*, complete outfit furnished, all colors, grade* Inc uding silk* Mac-O-Fhee Mills Co Mill 1771, Cincinnati, O SALESMEN—Cnly one sale dally mean* 1100 r>er rron'b Five sales. 91.0## month ly Main or s'deline Marvelous new 3-lb adding machine. Retail* ill Work equals 1200 machine Adds, eubatraeta. multiplies, divide#, automatically Speedy, i accurate, durable, handsome Five-year guarantee. Tremendous demand. Amaz ing profits Write quick for liberal trial offer and protected territory Lightning tabulator Co, Dept, 21. Grand Rapids, Mich TRAVELING aaleeman to sell our line of refrigerator*, freezer counter* and butcher supplies In northern Nebraska State what you have sold in the past, also territory traveled. Replies will be held confidential H Ehrlich *< Sons Mfg. Co, St. Joseph. Mo, TERRITORIAL. MANAGERS. Have immediate end permanent openings Hastings. Hoidrege. North Plat'e. McCook, Kearney Fairbury and aeveral other good Nebraska towns and surrounding terri tories for real producer* without Invest ments Htart immediately, previous experi ence not essential Rapid promotion. Writs H A Tost. 2S2 Brandeis Theattr Bldg pin aha, oPENING&r—In good localities in Douglas county in b»th country or cities and towns for men who can sell Rawlelgh’a Good Health products direct to home No experience, practically no capital needed Applications are desired from those who can qualify for this permanent and profitable business. W. T. Rawleigh Co. Dept Freeport. 111._ _ NEW YORK manufacturer of baby bath robea haa opening for i»!*»m»n calling on dry good* and general stores to carry con venient aldel ne of I# popular priced num b«rs on a JO per cent commission basts In reply mention territory you cover. Bog BB Room 1222. Ill Nassau St . New York city. SALESMEN—'t'nusual opportunity for ealesman with cxr. a know’,# ige ef stor age batteries and who csn finance h?m rclf to the etxent of 1204.000 We want w -ker# who can ae!| goods of merit" Geiger Manufacturing Co.. Atchison. Kani A**F.NTS—$2 hour Sit day Distribute , 12 15 household articles free to ten thou sand new customers. introducing our fuarantei’d good# Part time satisfactory end for free samples and start quick. Jennings Mfg Co. District 1012. Dayton. Ohio_ TERRITORIAL MANAGERS Have several immediate and permanent openings be»? lo«alitiea in Iowa for real producer* without Investment. Start im mediately. previous experience not essen tial. Rapid premotion Write H a. Yost. 252 Brand**® Theater Bldg Omsha SALESMEN WANTED—For permanent work, two salesmen of abFity to command big pay Special line sold direct from factory to merchant Good chance for rapid advance Write Box 412. low* Flty. la _ __________ SALESMEN—Cash in Ml ae! deal to merchants ( r $4 -5 reta:’.s $lf» 4* Salesmet ***:>* *arn 12# to 910 daily. P" ket *-»mple Write quick I’NIVER SAL FHODI’CTR OOMPA NY. Memphis Tenn _ _ AGENT? ft* weekly selling complete 1 line guaranteed hosiery f r men. women.] jhildren Must wear or replaced free.] No capita!—no experience required Write I f »r big new free outfit offer Thoms* Mfg Do.. Mill 2122 Day I on, O._^_| SALESMEN and side 1 ne men wanted fori new Auto Visor, fits all cart, sells on five] minutes demonstration; retails 1145. equals f!0 kind. 10,#0# already sold here, j You'll w'ant one for your car. Sunshade ( Mfg ,v>- >737 Figueieo.t. loj Angeles SALESMAN wanted by venture old all on ph>*uSana and den tists in Omaha and vicinity. Immediate, permsnent, well paid work State age. experience Address, O If g , 701 San som St reef._Philadelphia.__ ■ that operate* without • ost for electric current. This proposition is ea*t!y good for l ift per month to any salesman that will work Write for Information Bos 11*. Ravenna Neb IVANTKI>—CIS <r ,»), sm*n ' $150 per month and expenses Experience unnec essary Send addressed stamped envelope' for information. Royal Cigar Co. High! Point N C XgT :NT8—Chewing sum We mtnufgc iure popular attractive fast seller# Make me# money selling to store* Complete line Spearmint. Fruit, etc. Helmet Gum Factory. Cincinnati, Wa\’TED—-Ssieeman with Ford car to call or, trade and solicit orders for Speedwell ol!e»* Beg! selling ac. essorv prop.vattion on the market Call at 111! Dousia# street. Woredwel! toiler Co V'i^VTS- M- r« fcV-trl.- I.^n Holder. Big money maker Agents wanted Samp)* 5°c. particulars free C 4 Myers Co 435(1 Woodswn Aw. Chi »»:... NT w W< ‘NPEltb'\ I. kElt.RH---$*<• profit every dollar sale* Deliver on spot l.i cease unne cs^arv No c> mpeillton Hem pie free Mission Co 5*4 N Halstrd. Chicago HI _ AGENTS r aatesi selllns patented auto necessity on market. Every automolwllst buys Retells If I • Write quick Fkko c.»nipanj Dept V. Harrle Trust Bldg. Chicago VM.rsM V N * N K sV'.KSMKN WANTED. *ell yon! to y mr trade in cat load lots Fara week's way in an hour WASHINGTON COM. CO Stock Yard* gtat on. ('hlraso k I »n hour t«Vin« order* f. • thlt n*w**t - nl*'« AmtrUn )'• odu■ ?» »\« uis Amo tn VI n < Innatt, o Hi SlKHY *al*»man f-o Nthraaha tat ah tithed trad* taMAtltl drawtn* AKtlntt • omtutaaion at at* r* ft ran cm and i*trl* tnrv oovartd llmrett A \V*«l*tn. tn«* . ?" Klf'h Avcnyr. N»w T <nk si'll—4'hfUtna *um Wl minufw Hir«* itni'UUr attT*‘ttv* fa*t aaltani Man* r,\ * money Mltinii •tor*’* i'om rl#ta lint Iptarmint fruit, ate. lUhott (turn Ka, tory. rimunnall __ ft < ."ii «. ’! a i > i ». • •' »•> »il I n- 1*lu. Nth tftiitoM Norfolk \i*l< territory N M U'»a tarrtinrv an.I north <**’> South IVik >'a territory O v#r «'h»‘l*>l rirttr W‘H * l^th and Farnam f*i* Omaha Ar.FNTh wanted K »r Frltrh • V*i*t»kl# hoar Wad hot teller Writ* fot frte .1 A Frltrh s»t l ou t Mo_ f"n m *•» i.»iirn*n wantaU OeoJ I unit ait- riuma WK 1132 EMPLOYMENT Agrnts, S*le*men ..47 MEN WANTED. W# offer Immediate and permanent em ployment to young men and middle-aged men, neat In appearance, who are willing to work, without Investment or prevlou* experience. Call Monday and Tuesday. 282 Brandela Thea. Bldg_ AGENTS—Fastest selling patented necea. • ity on market. Retails $2 Your profit II. Sure repeater. Write for particular*. Superior Co., room 127. 203 w. Chicago Art., Chicago. EXCLUSIVE territory, county reprsssn tatlvea. crew managers, agent* for light ning window cleaner. Big commission. See Lorraine. Sunday. Hotel Flomar. AGENTS—1425 a month made by Mr. Burtschl celling our »plce*. extracts, soaps, etc Write for term* and territory. La casaia Co., Dept, 117. St Louis, Mo CAN use % bright young m*n willing to work Prefer ex-*ervic* men Cali be tween 1:30 and 9:30 a m at P. F. Col Her *• Son, sns Baird Bldg _ LIVE WIRE SALESMEN—Good pay for right man MIDWESTERN APPLIANCE CO.. INC. _411 S. JMh St __ AGENTS—13 an hour’ N«w„t kitrh.n tool. Every woman use* 20 time* dally. Easy aellet Big profits. Sample I*’*#. Thomas Mfg Co. Peak 5302. Dayton. O. CA LESMEN—125 dailv taking order*. Union made raincoat 12 82. We deliver, collect Eastern Raincoat Co.. 213.921 Roosevelt, Chicago SALESMEN making i l,0d0 monthly You can. too. Electro sign*, |2^ Write Free sample offer. Flaahtrlc, 2124 Hudson, Chicago. Situation* Wanted—Female . 49 KASTKKN O io . 320 A lev-1 wk.tt landl 125 per A half caah. balance terma. Cha*. Deaver. Sidney. Neb , owner_ WANTED—To board and room, children by the week__ RELIABLE colored woman want* day w ork or »i hours daily. HA >301. WHITE woman _wants da'- ■ __ Situation* Wanted—Male ..49 A-l JANITOR service. City references. Contract or job work WE. 3803. HIGH School boy wish** employment dur^ r.g \a<atson. WA. 2594 FINANCIAL " Busine** Opportunities .60 AUCTION SALE June 15, 1923. at 16 a. m Bankrupt sale of genera! mdse and real estate The Farmers Union atore of Irvington. Neb . consisting of raal estate, fixtures and stock of general merchandise will be of fered at public auction to the highest bidder in part* to auft the biddara, for caah. on the 15th day of June, 1921, at 10 a. m . at the store building, in Irv ington, Neb. by order of the court. This stock consiata of hardware, grocer ies drygoods, etc Also a good line of fig. turea. such as caah registers, display ic* box. scale*, show c&sec. desks, ate. For further information c*U Mr J L Barton 114* Flrat Nat. Bank Bldg B H Dunham, referee; D E Neafua. selling agent; Jaa. L. Dowd, auctioneer. FOR SALE—Beat one-man hardware bu* lneaa in central Nebraska, in live town of 500 population, with open territory in every direction from 12 to 14 miles. Good brick building and clean stock. Deal can be handled with 18,000 caah. Positively no trades. Don't write un’esa you have the r»,h Address Y-2323. Omaha Bee AUCTION SALE Of wholesale coffee house, bankrupt Tuna li. it 10 a. m, Oibeon coffee house. 2494 Cuming street, Omaha. Neb, will be offered at public auction to the highest bidder for cash in parcels to suit the bidders at the •boye plane of business Monday, Jure lltb. at lo a. m . by order of the court This stock consists of teas coffee soar extracts, alunvnumwsre. dishes. etc , a'.eo all kinds of equipment su'h as desks, ca-h registers electric grinders coffee roast er». scales, chairs, counters, etc. For further information call Mr E E rioeson. trustee 2412 8 tth F: Omaha. Neb P H Dunham refer-e. D E N**. fus. aeiling agent. Jaji L. Dowd, auc tioneer. FOR Sale AT ONCE—full equipment, well furnished Commercial hot*! on L" highway in South Central Net. Rent fl'* for a 1 story hr.f k bid* Dc nr g *d i uainess If you mean business yam w. ^umo at it. otherwise den t bother Good reason for aeiling Write Box y 2 - 4 Omaha Bee for Sale ~ Pr,Vj* e.erator and equipment. office bu..dirg furniture and fixtures and I* lots Healed bids will be received up to noon July lj. 1*21. For further infer mation write Farmer's Co-Opersujve Company. Emerson. Neb CAPITAL Do you need it to (rnnbire jour indebtedness or to enlarge business* w • finance going concerns at ressrn« - « rates Repay over years out of earnlr.ga Write fully fcr prompt action Jar.es McIntosh 21 N I*a Falie St . rhicago 7-ROOM—Pr-aaed i>ritk. beautiful.' fur nished bedruom set and 11.949 player pUno included. all high class re•»*. only I*. 59 A snap for coup.# starting houee Sffping 11.166. JA €142 evenings AT. 2?€1 dav fob HaLe—Leading grocery and market in Co<orado sugar factory town Popula tion. €.099. Carries about I*.99* stock. 1? - •09 fixtures Gross sales over 11* *09 per month, ideal location, long lease S«;i Sc count health T-I11S. Omaha Bee PARTNER, who Will Invost f l 999 and menage mUi at h^me office for educa tional institution Salary 1219 Big fu ture State age and expemnea. 1*1. Omaha Bee GARAGE for sale, 46th and Dodge, very good business fully equipped with tooto • nd parts. |5I0. call Ha. 2791 or W'a. FIRHT t^l.ASS bakery in growing Colorado town l.iOt Priced for qu*ck sale Write or call and look it over R E. Hillyard. HoPv. Colo WHAT ha'e you in income property or fine home to exchange for 4* to l€* acres with bus n-wi possibilities? On 2 pay menta W-IH. Omaha Bee. HVJ*T sell at once Paying kodak flashing business Ro-k bottom pr:-e. or will lease, See False, 2»I1 5' 2i^h St. Invntlinrntt . SI t»~a ;RK T'lTf I.EAJE ONLY IJ*! •END NO MONET IN ADVANCE Tear m jwrlunltv to **t . U -mer* ad. gr* and mineral lease In your own rams «‘'r ,r**y Itf. These leases are on line w-.th the oil development now under way • n Clsrk county, southern Arkansas, iust north of the famous Smackover field. America » greatest nil field. Regular f ve >**ar commeri-;al leases, rentals paid a year in advance Tou needn t send anv ,r,<^e> a*, ail. but aimpiv your name an<t address srd vou will receive ass’rnment of jo-sere lease with * opy of orignal ease end small map showing location After three days if you are convinced it is the money making opportun ty of your lift t»me send |?4 and lease !s yours, w.th everything paid In full Tf you are not satisfied after careful examination that it s the g-eatest opportunity to make monev that vou have ever seen, simple return the Papers and you are not out one cent This * the most unusual offer vou e'er had in vour life It is an open, fair and souare offer Anyone who wants to *hare the large profits being made in the oM industry shouid write me at once in order to get a choir* location -b- UN D RAKKRv Dc<Ju*en. Ark « c*aa CORNER 22D AND DaVkN^ORT I arge * room modem ho\i»e, s i-tab’e to divide in*o apartmema. lot €;*?« Trt*e I* 169 Reasonable terms Would con* sider taking in a vacant let at |»,v aft. O HIKER REAL ESTATE CO.. Real* ora 1*i€ Omaha Vat 1 Bk ttldg_JA !?j|. ' ASH paid tor rd mortgages on Omaha property r C Horacek A Co.. 4 49 1st N'ai'1 Hank Bldg AT till. FIRST and sec nd real estate m.'r gaceo and contracts bought Mr. Larson. 164 '■ • ’ h Ft *: • ,n t fi >or l*v*n* Kosl Karate . 51 rPKR OR NT M'NKT-fe*»V«r*; R***r*« •ysttm * par cent loans are mads <iR city or farm property to bu>. build. :m prove or pay Indebtedness Ranke*-* Re serve Deposit Company, lathrop Ru> ding. Kansas City. Mo €Vw AND r * MuNKT ” ” Loans on Cm* ha Improved proparty at •'weet rate* FRANK II BINDER ^tt* Net _J A_tiff. W ANTED to loan in or near 'in*ha. in at*ms of 11.966 to ID' 966 F D W’FAD A D H BOWMAN 119 8 I>tk St , Weed Rldg AT 6t€t. 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