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| Ralston Notes . MIbb :lM|girr.i ILrteL h is as bar fusil Mlaa Vlarguenu dark, a collage matt at tha stats un Were: 17 at Lincoln Harold Caokrsit entertained at bis home aevaral days last weak. Georre Becker of A*'hflat4 and Olga Looser • f Papilllon Mr. and Mra. James Alien left yesterday morning far a trip of several weeka to Canada and tha Thousand Islands. A boy which has besn christened Psul Rudolph arrived er the home of Mr. and Mra. Knud Anderson, at the Alfalfa dairy last waek. Mias Katherine Worley, accompanied by her mother and little niece, Margery Cur rent. visited friend* at Greenwood, Friday. Mra. Ruth Stauffer of Omaha arrived hers last week and visited with her broth er. C. B. Rogers, and his family. In honor of Rev. and Mrs. John Flock hart of Lead, S. D.. who la visiting here, Mr. and Mra. Jultua Steinberg entertained 15 gueata at dinner Friday. Mra. L J. Hackney of Columbus Is spending the summer at the home of her Bister, Mrs. C. B. Rogers. Mr. und Mrs. E. R. Flsner and children left Monday for Pea Moines, I*., where they will make their home. After attending the summer school at Teru for the last tew weeks, the Misses Audrey and Echo Chapin returned home yesterday. The members of the executive com mittee of the Omaha Woman's club were guests Friday at the home of Mrs. Julius Steinberg. Mrs. Robert Ledwich left yesterday for a vacation trip of several weeks, and dur ing her absence will visit friends and rel atives %t Denver and Cheyenne. I>r. and Mra. M. L. King and family and Harry Smith left by auto yesterday for Lexlhgton, where they will meet Mrs Harry Smith and children, who have been spending their vacation at Lexington. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Reynolds and daugh ter. Josephine, left yesterday for points in western' Nebraska, where they will spend the next few weeks with relatives Mr. and Mrs R. IV Farrah are the guests of Mrs. Farrah's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Copenharve. and her brother, Dr. J. H. Copenharve of Liberty labora tory. Papillion Notes. James L». Kllngerman of Papilllon and, Miss Rose M Kloke of Valparaiso were married Monday at the home of her parents, Kev. B. Johansen officiating. They will make their home In Papilllon for the present. A miscellaneous shower was given Mrs Robert Campbell by the members of the Royal Neighbors Monday evening. A pro gram was rendered after which lunch was . served. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Strawn and son and . Mr. and Mrs. C. S. West returned Satur day morruing from Broadwater. Neb. where they had spent the preceding 10 . days at the home of E. A. Strawn. Guy Horn of Enid. Okl., ia visiting at the home ©f his brother, A A. Horn Mr. and Mrs M. L. Allen left Fridav for Bayard, Neb where they will spend about a week with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Brown returned Tuesday from their wedding trip to Yel 1 lowstone park and Salt Luke City. * Marriage license was issued Thursday : to Miss Anna Byrne and Frank Jlndra. Miss Doris Chase of South Omaha is . spending the weekend at the home of her . aunt, Mrs R. B Armstrong. Mr. and Mrs. L. S Ackley departed Fri dav for Gordon. Neb., where they w-illj make their future home. i Joe Nunna resigned his position with! the manufacturing company where he has been engaged for the last several vi are and has accepted a position at the jH Award Stove work at Ralston. A son was born Wednesday to Mr. and Mrs. John Daup. Mis* Marie Byers of Valley is spending the week with Miss Leta Fase._ FUNERAL NOTICES, ~ CHASE—Martha, passed on at the home, 4;:0g Bristol St.. Saturday. August 4. 1923 Mrs. Chase is survived by her husband. N H Chase of Omaha. 2 daughters. Mrs. O. A. Kloti, n,x(»r. N. M Mr, C, D. William* Omaha, and 8 gran'lrhlldrrn Funaral *»rvi<-*s from Croaby-Moor* fun*r a.1 horn*. Hth and Wirt 8t,.. Sunday. Auguat 5. 1923, at 3 p. m. InUrment. Harlan. Ia. — FITZPATRICK—William, age 7 S veara; residence 54119 8 19th etreet. D*rea»ed was a veteran of the U. P. employee. Survived by two nephews, J. J Curtin, Cnrnellua W. Curtin . , , Funeral services Monday. August 8. 8.30 a m., from Heafey & Heafey chapel. South Omaha to 8t. Asnea' church. 9 a. m. Interment. St, Mary cemetery FRANKFURT—Bene.t Orville age J years 1 mn©th. at residence. 151 n 8 25th St. Survived by hts parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Frankfurt. Funeral Sunday at 1 p m at family resi dence. Remains will then be forwarded to Frermnt. N>b by automobile. whfr« service* will be held In Lutheran church Interment Fremont cemetery. O BRIF'N—Mrs Mary. ag<» 69 years, Sat urday p m. st her residence. 61ft 8 29th. Deceased is survived by one son. J. E —4J' Brierw of Omaha and one daughter, Mn. 51 McKenzie Remains will be forwarded to Hebron. Neb . Sunday «t 2 p. m.. from Heafey A Heafey (hope! DENISON—Paul D—August 4. 1923; ago 4ft years Funera 1 services will be held from the jt.-ironic temple Monday. August ft, at 2 ©clock p. m . under auspices of Nebras Y i lod'T'*. No 1, A. F and A. M. Inter ment. Forest Lawn cemetery LEA ft Y—Dennis. 90 years, st his rr sldence, 1142 S 31st fit Funeral Monday at family residence at 10 a in. Interment family lodge. Foreat Lawn cemetery, direction of Heafey Sr ___ ALBTN—Beniamin 8.. IK* 76 years ft • ..nths and :i days _ Remains will be forwarded from F J s-.-tck fir O' Funeral Home to Penalose. Knn. for Interment_ fiLKEPER—Emma F, age 67 year* 6 months and 16 dajs. B mains will l" forwarded from F J ‘tael; K Co. Funeral Horn© to Sheldon. L, . for Interment_ .‘VHt'LTZ—Charles, aged 67 years, 8at urday evening at a local hospital Remains a? Heafey A H«afey chapel pend in'.* funeral arrangements_ 1 CARD OF THANKS. WE wish to thank our many friends' and neighbors for a the kindness and sympathy shown during the Illness and death of our beloved wife and mother also for the beautiful floral offerings R D Roberts and Son. __ FUNERAL DIRECTORS. ^ F J STACK A CO., Omaha’s best undertaking establishment. FIERCE-ARROW ^AMBULANCE BKR Thlrty-tbird and Fsrnam. HA. 0064. *• HEAFEY A HEAFET. Undertakers and Embalmers. Rhone HA 0263 Office 2611 Farnsm % (ESTABLISHED BINGE 1811). CRANE MORTUARY CO.. CONDUCTED BY LADIES ONLY. BIS 8. 20th Bt. AT. 2689 and AT. 2690. KORIRKO FUNERAL HOME. »23d and O Sts. 1260 8 12th St. 7 JfA. 0680. AT. 1872. J 5 HUL8B A RIEPEN, * Funeral Directors. 2224 Cuming. JA. 1226. HOFFMANN AMBULANCE. •X>odfa at 24th. Funeral Director*. JA. 2601 CROSBY-MOORE. 24th and Wirt. WE. 004T. TAOOART A BON 2212 Cuming St. JA. 0714. H. H. KRAMER 1 UNERAL HOME. 6918 Military Ave. WA_ 6114. BRAILEY A DORRANCE. 1822 CUMING ST. JA. 0626. JOHN A. GENTLEMAN. 2411 Fsrnam Bt. CEMETERIES; VIHIT FOREST LAWN. North of City Limits. *20 acres. Perpetual cere. Offices at cemetery and 72*» Brsndela Theater Bldg jFaults; and monuments? DISTINCTIVE features, see demonstration at factory. Automatic Scaling Concrete iiurlal Vault. Insist upon your under taker using no other. Every vault ntamp ed; watch for name In lid. Manufactured only by the Omaha Concrete iiurlal Vault Co. *310 N. 30th Bt., Omaha. LED LARMON. 19th and Douglas Phone AT. *244. .HHIN BATH. 1*04~Fariiam. JA 190*. I. HENDERSON. 1607 Fariiam JA t24» r LOST MY DOO OR BOM DBODY HTOLK HER. My dog e name In Queen. She is a Boa ton Hull with whltn marks on head and throat. 1 am only thrse years old and Queen has been iny playmate since I was Six months old I haven't any brothers Ol e.*t**re and I won't have anybody to play with If I don't get Queen back. My daddy will give you |24.0'> If you bring QUean b»»k or tell him where she 1s. Bobbie odell. Phone Walnut 722*. TWO Boston bulldogs, l toy; breast and right front leg white, l large female with 1 • * markings Will pay a liberal re ward for their retirn or to anyone know ing their whereabouts. JA 4004. J. OHT—Visiting nurses hag Finder please return tn counter, Omaha Bee LOST—Ft mat a Xoa tan Jar, WJi. 1041, BEEWANT AD RATES ISo per line each day, 1 nr 2 days. 12c per line each day, 3 to 6 days. 10c per line each day, 7 daye or longer. The above rates apply exclusively to Want i da which are commonly tarmed “public wants,” and do not include adver tisements of individuals or concerns ad vertising or exploiting their bualneaaea. These rates apply to The Sunday Omaha Bee as well as The Morning and Evening Bee. All week-day advertlaementi appear In both morning and evening editions at the one cost. CLOSING HOURS FOR WANT ADS. Morning Edition .• P* Evening Edition .11'20 a. m. Sunday Edition .• p. m. Saturday Want Ada accepted at the following offices: * Main office.17th and Farnam Sta. South Omaha.N. W. Cor. 24th and N. Sta. Council Bluffs.15 Scott St. Telephone ATlantlo 1000. Call for “Want” Ad Department. An experienced “Want” ad taker will receive your ad and a bill will be mailed later. The rate* quoted above apply to either; charge or cash order*. THE OMAHA BEE reserves the right to designate what constitute* a public want. THE OMAHA MORNING BEE. THE EVENING BEE LOST AND FOUND. ONE>^laflminr,*cufiPtpUr^lostMondayrart with one diamond and two amethysts. Reward. 3S30 Casa Ct., Apt. 4. WA. 1319. j LOST—Brown memorandum book; name Gates; containing record of home pay-; ments. Reward. KE. 3155. NOTICES ARE YOU contemplating matrimony? If so we will furnish the home. For par ticulars call In person on Charles Kleln schmldt. Krug Park Business office ~~ PERSONAL. ’ THE SALVATION Army Industrial home solicit* your old clothing, furniture, maga zines. We collect. We distribute. Phone JA. 4136 and our wagon will call. Call and Inspect our new home. 1110-1112-1114 Dodge St. AURORA maternity home and biolee cared for. Writ© for particular*. 1222 S 31st St, HA. C106. WITNESSES of accident 24th and Frank lin. 6:30 p. m.. July llth between boy on bicycle and auto call WE. 4297. WILL board small child; good home and best of > are. K10 04X9 "W" 152677. AUTOS FOR SALE. . LUOK AT THESE BEFORE YOU BUY. W® have a few real bargains in rebuilt used cars that are in per fect mechanical condition in every way. including paint and tires. 192S Chevrolet Coupe, brand new. 1922 Special Six Studebaker Tour ing. disc wheels. 1922 Light Six Studebaker Road ster. 1921 Big Six Studebaker Touring. 1921 Special Six St udebaker Coupe. 1921 Light Six Studebaker Coupe. 1922 Overland Sedan. 1921 Haynes Touring. 1920 Special Six Studebaker Tour ing. Terma If Desired. 9 THE O. N. BONNET MOTOR CO., I Studebaker Distributors. HA. 0676. 2510 Farnam Bt. REAL QUALITY CAR BARGAINS. Packard tingle six. 6-pasaenger tour ing Car that runs as good aa a new one and the only way we get them is taking them In on closed < ars . . . .$1,600 Late model stream line body Packard Twin Six. 7-psaaenger touring Here is a car any one should be proud to own; not only as to looks, but the way It will perform. Looks like new . . .$1.700 Packard Twin-Six. 7-passenger tour ing. and a five passenger touring that have six to eight years of the best service still In them. Either car for .$700 Pierce-Arrow 6-49 touring Over hauled and repainted. Looks and runs as fine as any Pierce on the streets There Is no better buy.$1,100 Big Six Bfudebaker touring that will make someon** a wonderful family car and at a trice anyone can afford This Is a 1920 model, repainted and ready to go .$760 Here la the new guarantee that we offer to anyone buying a used car. If you are not happy with tha car you buy. or It is not right, bring the car back and get your money. RICHARDSON MOTOR CAR CO. Packard Distributer!, 3016 Harney St HA. 0010 RKFINTSHF.D. rebuilt. Ford coupea and srdana Fifteen to select from Home have all new tirea and seat covers Every one looks like n*w and in first-class me chanical condition. Ford touring cars and roadsters taken as part payment or $1“® cash and balance easy terms. See these -ars today—the most select stork In Omaha at the lowest prices If you are in the market you will profit by a per sonal Investigation of these values W# are open all day Bunday Hannan-Odell Van Brunt, Inc., Authorised Ford Dealers. Farnam at the Boulevard COLE SPORT This Is a 1920 Cole four-paasenger sport Job in excellent condition throughout N*w tire* and paint This car la a real bargain at 1750. Call AT 1 944 Ask for « urzon. WE HAVE TWENTY FORD CA~RS priced at $100 or less We ran t afford to spend money listing them, because we are sell ing them so cheap, but If you want a Ford automobile at a give-away price and on easy terms. If you desire, you will find Just what you want here at a price much lower than you -an find elsewhere In Omaha Hee u« today. We are open all ■ day Sunday. Hannan-Odell-Van Brunt, Inc., Authorized Ford Dealers._ USED CA R B A BOATNS Ona Denio. Star car. many extras .$450 bn# Nash touring. 1919. new paint.. 350 t»ne Ford sedan. 1931 .. 325 One Ford roadster . 110 One H«n Six. touring. 436 Others $60 up to $1,000 Terma. Open Eve. end Sundays ANDREW MURPHY A SON. 14th and Jackson AT. 4411. ONE HUNDRED USErTFORDb! All types, all models. Every one worth the money. We have what you want, at the price you want to pay. Easy terms. Have money by seeing us before you buy. Hannan-Odell-Van Brunt, Inc.. Author ixed Ford Dealers. Farnam at the Boule vard. Open all day Sunday._ NASH Sport 1921 fnndel. wire wheels. reflnlAhed. perfect c-widltlon; a real auto mobile at a great a^-rlfice Terms. MIDDLE STATE AUTO CO, 1026 Farnam. _ Jackson 4163. Soma bargains In uaad Fords. Naw Ford •on. assy pay manta. McCAKFRET MOTOR CO. The Dandy Service Station 16th and Jarkeon Bta. ^ AT. T711. ilUfOK Tourlng~l920 Model K-46. perfect condition, new tire*, new top. paint, etc. A bargain at $476; cash or terma MIDDLE STATE AUTO CO.. 202€ Farnarn St. _JA. 41M2. NEW and used Fords, c**h or terms. C. B. PAULSON MOTOR CO., Authorized Ford and Lincoln Dealers 10th and Ames Ava. KB. 0146. WHT pay commission, buy direct from nwnir, fine family car. Five.passenger. In A -1 condition. If Interested call AT. 4640. FOR SALE—1121 Maxwell, not run over ?! 000 mile* left In ' are of Auto Ambul ance Co ReaaonaMe if sold at once. 2402 Farnam HA 0MB. _ Used CARR O. N. Bonney Motor Co. 1664 Farnarn HIGH grade new and uaed cars. GUT L* SMITH. USED parte for all makes of cara. Ford used parts at half price. Nab. Auto Parts. JA. 4ltI. USED CARS THAT (’AN ItE USED. NEBRASKA OLDBMOBILB CO, Howard at lath. ___ _ AT. 1770. 1122 Oldamoblle. 4 cylinder, perfec t condi tion: 7 good cord tire*. RED 4 47 3. Conn oil Bluffs_ 1117 DODGE, good condition, new fop. good e**riei and Urea JA. UK._ HUDSON touring car for *al*» Pries 1110. 2011 N. 22U St. WEB. 4664. AUTOS FOR gALK. CADILLAC USED CAR DEPT. CADILLAC TYPE 5» ROADSTER A FINE CAR FOR THE BUSINESS MAN OR TRAVELING SALESMAN— OR FOH THE MAN WHO RIDES paint' o»t,^KcaTO condition HUDSON TOURING NEWLY PAINTED. LATE MODEL. KITTED WITH ENCLOSED TOP A GOOD BUT AT A LOW TRICE. PACKARD THIS PHAETON IS AN EXCEP TIONALLY GOOD CAR TWIN SIX MOTOR—IN GOOD ME CHANICAL CONDITION. A real bargain at the PRICE—FOR THE CAR is SPLENDID ALL THROUGH. g CADILLAC TYPE 53 TOURING. OVER HAULED AND IN SPLENDID ' ONDITION good tires. NEW DARK BLUE PAINT. A SAFE PLACE TO BUT. J H. HANSEN CADILLAC CO, Farnam at 36th. HA. 0710. CHALMERS TOURING. For the man with $400 to Invest In a high grade, standard make, email alx-cyl Inder rar; late model rnd In exception nally fine rendition throughout; looks anil rune Ilk* new. Set) thla bargain to day. GUT L. SMITH. SPECIAL DISCOUNT SALE FOR SUNDAY. MONDAY AND TUESDAY ONLY We offer special discount on the following cars: 1919 Oakland touring. 1919 Dodge touring 1922 Rlckenbacker. 1922 Ford sedan 1920 Overland roadster. * 1919 Chevrolet touring. 1920 Peerless touring. 1921 Oldsmobile Four touring. 1920 Oldsmobile eport model. 1920 Oldsmobile seven-passenger tour ing COME EARLY. See what you can buy with a lit tle money We must make room for shipments of new cars now in transit to us. OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY. * NEBRASKA OLDSMOBILE COMPANY AT. 1770. Howard at 19th Street. CHEVROLET COUPE. This Is a very allghtly used Chevrolet coupe, which Is Just like new in every i respect Less than a year old and excep tionally well cared for. You must look sharp to tell it from a new one and at our price of 9625. it la a reel bargain Fully equipped with plenty of extras. See this coupe and ride In it today. GUY L. SMITH. CLEANUP SALE, Every one of these cars must b*» sold today. All of these cars are worth, for parts alone, from 926 to 1100 more than w# ssk. but we need the room and they must go st once. 2997291 Ford Touring.9 99 3390162 Ford Chassis.. 29 3844759 Ford Chassis. 26 277117 Ford Ton Chassis.... 69 791979 Ford Model T Truck . 29 5127339 Ford Chassis. 69 3441494 Ford Roadster..*. 109 319079 Ford Touring . 25 Maxwell Truck ... 16 Chevrolet Truck . 26 Chevrolet Touring . 60 Bring this ad snd select your motor number. HANNAN ODELL-VAN BRUNT INC . Farnam at the Boulevard. Open All Pay Sunday REFINISH ED Ford sedan bodies. aTl models. Will take your touring or road ster body as part payment. Terms to re sponsible parties Don't wait till fall snd winter and then pay a premium for a sedan body Huy now and turn your Ford Into a good looking comfortable sedan at a low cost. We make the > hint* over. See us today. We ir* open Hannan Odell-Van Brunt, Inc. 3002 Farnam 01 NASH TOURING We are shewing a late model Nash tour Ing In excellent condition for 9400 This is a high grade standard make car snd we will be glad to give you a home dem onstration Hlng AT. 1 944 today. This la a real bargain. GUY L. SMITH. -• tiOLDSTROM AUTO HALES CO ; new le cat ion, 21)2 Harney Htreet. Ford* and oth* r makes $50 and up. Ford bodies. cash or time Open evenings Phone AT. 4644, AUTO ACCjESSORIESATIRES. BIO »*!•*. allghtly uaed guaranteed tire* 30x3, 12 4ft, 30x3 'A • 1295. 32x34. |1 46 All 4-lnrh fire*, 93.9b. All 44 and & Inch tire*. 14 4G. We *hlp C O.P. no de posit required. All American Tire Co., A 3477 H Weafern Ave . Chicago CLOSING OCT. 36R TinCS AND TUBER. 916®. 91 »*■ 14 21. 95 10, |7 f.O, $9 2ft. TUBES. 60c. 79c. »l 00, 91 1909 IM )l;GLA M HT. HUY * metal garage Made in Omaha CARTER SHEET METAL Co, JA 0003 TRUCKS AND TRACTORS. FORD ton truck, little used, and In good condition Will eell for 9210 leaa lhan new in 19 Wirt 911^ ^ KDUCAflONAiL ~ PAY SCHOOL—-NIGHT SCHOOL Complete i mirara In accountancy, ma chine bookkeeping, comptometer, abort hand and typewriting, railroad and wire lean telegraphy, civil aarvice and all Eng Mali and commercial branchea. Write, call nr phone Jack*on 164b for large lllue trated catalog Addreaa HOTLKH COLLEGE, Hoyle* Bldg. Omaha. Neb._ Till CITY 1 »A K H in COL LEO *• 14A2 Podge Ht ling Pnugtns Ht Call or write for Information._ VAN SANT HCiToi L 1 1 i 111 H K ■ outer |tth and P»uglna JA ft*90 MOLER BARBER t !OLLKOE. no 0- 14th 01 Write fur catalog. EDUCATIONAL. _J EXPERIENCED comptometer operators are always In demand. If you are not *n operator an eight weeks’ course In the Comptometer school will fit you to hold one of thesa desirable positions that are always open. If you must work, why not prepare so that you will get the most for your time? Let us tall you about our day and evening classes COMPTOMETER SCHOOL. 300 Oour’.ney Block. "The school that Graduates Experts.’* EIGHT to 12 weaka prepare you for a fine office position. Call AT. 7774 or write ^merjcan College. 1313 Tarns m. PIANO lessons taught Low' summer rates. 4 4»i4 Bedford Avf WA 6164. HELPWANT^I^MALE.^ WANTED * HARVEST HANDS. In Minnesota and North Dakota along the Great Northern railway to harvest enormous crops Spe cial rate of $«» 50 each from fcloUx City, la., to parts In Minnesota and North Dakota for parties of five or more traveling on one ticket This rate will be In ef fect August 1 to 15. Tor further Information write William Blon der. Great Northern Railway, 211 Crounse Block. 117** N. 16th St., Omaha, Neb. MEN—fso weekly. Travel by auto and install new stove ronyertor In every home. Wonderful Invention. Cook and bake all year without coal or wood. No gas or electricity needed. Also frr# auto offer. Thomas Mfg. Co., Convertor 3932. Day ton, O. WANTED— Beginning Sept. 1, five live, energetic young fellows to work after school; age 14 to 17 years; outside work; special training. If you are afraid to work hard and want something for noth ing don't answer this. Writs particulars to W-944. Omaha Bee. _ MEN: QUICK, to distribute 12 25 house hold article free to housewives every where introducing our guaranteed goods $2 hour. Part time satisfactory. Work Is steady. .Jennings Mfg. Co., District B333, Dayton. Ohio MAN WANTED Handle county business: experience un necessary: largest concern or its kind in the world: our men now getting 1200 weekly; lowest mine prices. Guarantee Coal Mining Co.. 3625 Wall St., Chicago. MEN to Instill oil burners, In your towa, for any beating plant; no experience necessary; spare or full time. Write Kerol Pmducta. 3-6 River St., Room 612, Chi cago. _ PA VINO MEN WANTED AT ONUB AT 8CRIBNER. NEB APPLY A H READ CO. 329 LLFLANO BLDG. WANTED—Man to travel. Iowa and Ne braska. with established line of burlel vaults, state age. married or single, salary expected and experience In first letter. Address Y-2373, Omaha Bee. YOUNG MAN—STUDY LAW! Downtown evening sessions. University of Omaha Law School Nominal tuition. Enroll now. See Sec'y. 1027 Omaha Nat. Hank. NOW Is the time to sell direct to farmer. Old established buslne** opening aggres »|ve sales campaign Chance to make big money Address Y-2377. Omaha Bee LABORER for ‘leveling dump, out-of town. f60, hoard and room. C. CALLAHANMVALKKR const. CO. 640 Peters Trust WILL pay boy s tultton through business college for doing some light Janitor work. AT. 7774 WANTED—Cabinetmaker ; steady Job to right man. H. Susaman, 2131 Leaven wortk St MEN WANTED. Permanent employment In city. Monday and Tuesday, 460 Brandela Theater Bldg ~ H EL P W A NT ED—-FEMALE. EXPERIENCED OPERATOR* TO MAKE MINA TATLOR APRONS AND PRESSES. Also have openings for Inexperi enced women to learn to make dress aprons. APPLY AT FACTORY OFFICE. M E SMITH A CO, 10TH AND DOUGLAS STS. WANTED— Hy retail house of quality and service, a pleasing, active young woman (aged 24-30). cashier and bookkeeper, glv# complete qualifications, experience and salary desired. Address W-422, Omaha Bee. _ EARN 125 weekly, spare time, writing for newspapers, magaxines; exp. unnec.; de tails free. Press Syndicate, 179, St. Louie. Mo. WANTED—Lady for general office assist ant Must be good typist and shorthand operafor Give references and salary. Ad drey* W-433, Omaha Bee_ WANTED—A lady interested In astrology and ps>chtc aclence research work. Box W 432. Omaha Bee EXPERIENCED adv aollcltora to trnvel and sell sdvertislng service. Western Adv. An n. 12^6 Farnam__ COMPETENT second maid wanted, refer ences required Mrs Edgar M. Moreman. Ir HA 1ft73. __ LA DU. S wanted who ran do art work at home experience unnecessary. (all 202 Bushman block, over Fry shoe store SALESLADIES WANTED—Good proposi tion AT 2^2_ __ HELP WANTED—Male or Female. MEN. WOMEN, everywhere, sdd l.’4 to 140 weekly spare tuns. I&o or more full tune, selling Plastlc-Fac to every woman on sight, repeat orders tome fast; perma nent business, order pulling circulars sup plied. get full particulars free today Madams Sonia Laboratories Port land, lire TYPISTS—Earn 92I-91M weakly, spara time, copying authors' manuscripts " rite R .1 Carnes. Authors’ Agent. C-349. Tal lapoosa, Gs . for particulars._ j _ AGENTS! Tailoring Agents We want 5" good men to earn |7S lo |]0O weekly Our line contains 270 all wool suiting* and 4ft overcoatings to retail at 111 to |45 Posi tively biggest value line In America Big 6*» swatch outfit free Commissions paid In advance References required W Dte It K Ferrin. Mgr. 2J16 Warren Ave, Chcago_ _ AGENTS fr. to 115 dally Introducing new (fall line) guaranteed hosiery Mutt wear or replaced free. Neither experience or capital required. Write orders w* de liver and collect. Pamplea furnished all colors, grades. Including full fashioned silks Ma< n-Chee Mila Co. Mill 4744 Cln rinnatl, Ohio AGE NTH-16 to 111 dally easy. 160 light weight, fast selling, popular priced neces sities; food flavors, perfumes, soaps, tollat preparations. etc. Agents outfit fret, write today, quick, now American Prod ucts Co , 1361 American Bldg., Clncln natl, Ohio. AUENTM—144 weekly selling compute line guaranteed hosiery for men. women, children Must wear or replaced free No capital, no experience required Write for big. new free outfit offer. Thomaa Mfg «o. Mill 132, Payton, O__ AUKNTS 9M week. Fart time eansrac lory Represent newest style written guarantee hosiery. Mutt wesr or new hoes free Kxperlence unnecessary Ham plea furnished. Jennings Mfg Co., 1,1ns rt 233. Pavtnn. «» __ A UK NTH— Bell something nine out of in women will buy because It saves double Its cost the day It Is bought; fc»»c each; 12 profit on 93 sales Premier Mfg* Co.. I>ept. N 4. Detroit, Mich. AUK/NTB Memorial edition Life of Harding'' Fast seller Make ftl.Oo dally. Nrnd -<c (stamps) for mailing expense of complete outfit. Mulllkln **o . Clncln natl. o AUFNTH—-New. wronderful seller. Mo profit every dollar sales, deliver on apot. license unnecessary, no competition, sample free. Mlsalon Co. Mi N Delated, Chicago, ill. ____ NEXJRO.fl progress and arh leveme nt *. book of. many pictures of colored persons. Just off press Dig hit. all buy Agent* making 916 dally, Write quick of terms Jenkins rub. Co. Washington. D c CMFW1NU gum sell to stores Illg Kroflte. Wa manufacture complete line pcsntiint and all popular fla'or* Write for e*» .uslvs territory Helmet Hunt rec tory. Cincinnati A(»j:N*rH—BeU ladles shoes, factoiv to wearer, fseteet selling line today Cun double your Income. Write for this Inde pendent opportunity. Htyl**Ar«h Hhoa company, 4:6 llutler Hldg . Cincinnati, tv A fir'fllNfcfIM-oT~your own. Make spark ling glass name piste*, number*, checker boards. inednJIlnne. algne. big llluatrated SALESMAN WANTED. _ HKI.I, \l»ilr »hlft« .Hr,, I from mir.fn.tntv to w,«r,r No nr ,,l',rkn - tnjulr,.! Kn.lly ,nM 111, t.rnfii, whit*: ron rmc*; mamim.ks, MAMMON MILL*. tOI N*« York City, SALESMAN WANTED. BECOME A SUCCESSFUL SALESMAN. Our free school In salesmanship offers you an opportunity to learn tha princi ples of selling without ths loss of ttms. Class convenes next 'week and lasts for nlna nights This course will be a series of Interesting selling facta and figures dealing with tha sals of Overland and Willys-Knight cars. The men selected will be put through s course of Instruction and successful can didates will be given positions on our sales force Call In person at our office Classes will ba limited In size. Call for Mr. Dalton. WILLYS-OVERLANA\ INC., 2662 Farnam. WE manufacture an article of wearing apparel that can he sold in moat every home by men or women agents Enor mous demand and no competition No other firm la selling aame article direct to ronsum *rs. Prices 60 per rent leas than retail stores. Our agents make big profits and get them tn advance. We de liver and collect. No experlenc# necessary Full Instructions accompany handsome selling outfit—free. We can use part or full-time workers. If you wont a big money-making proposition—easy sales and no competition—write at once for full details Wright A Co., Congress. Throop and Harrison Sra., Dept. B-2, Chicago. 1AJLCR.NO SALESMEN. D. Robert Tailoring Co , Cincinnati, haa an opening in this vicinity for several men to sell the fail line of tailoring To be told to wearer direct. Hig commissions The right men can make a very profitable connection, ('all between 9 and 12 a. m. and 2 and 4 p m Hotel Fontenelle. Ask for Mr. Petrova, Hoorn £24. TAILORING SALESMEN—$60.00 extra profit guaranteed. Sell Wright** men’* suits and overcoat* made-to-measure, $23.50, $26.50. $29 5n. retail—Boys' suits, too. Lowest prices, biggest money-making line In America. Every sale boy's suit gives you live prospect for man's suit. Women buy, too. You double your sales • nd profits. You get your profit in ad vance—we deliver and collect Large samples men's and boys* clothes In hand some carrying rase—free. Write for full particulars Wright A Co., Congress, i’hroop 6i Harrison Sts , Dept. C-2, Chi cago____ MAN WANTED, by old established whole sale coni corporation, to solicit carload orders for finest quality hard and soft coal* from combined consumer# for ship ment direct from mine, saves users 25 per cent or more, stores, factories, schools, institutions, homes are easily sold; our men making $6,000 to $i0,u00 yearly; some working capital necessary in the beginning, no experience required. Boyla ton Coal Co, 3675 3. Racine Avr, Chi cago. TAILORING Salesmen Make $10.00 profit on sale. Get our outfit made-to measura suits 160 fabrics. Six price* $10 00 to $39 00 Finest goods. Union made. Fix vour own selling price# Mike all the profit you want. Undersell all , competition. Lower pricea than any j other line—you get big profita In advince. We deliver and collect Guaranteed qual ity by firm established 1560. Write for j full particulars. Fred Kauffman The American Tailor. 1100 W. Harrison St Chicago. I>ept. K2 AN UNUSUAL opportunity for experi enced tailoring salesmen to sell "Broad way Better I'lefhet' direct to wearer. Libera! commission* Four prices, $24 50. $29 50. $33 50. $34 60. Repeat values Money Buck Gu-irantee 150 samples, size 6x9. doubled Protected territory. Advertising co-operation. Hon est dealings Act quick Broadway Tall ‘■ring Company, Cincinnati. Ohio. WANTED—Live wire salesmsn to sell our "Red Eye" loganberry punch (with candle.I logan floaters ) A most delioioua drlr.it mad* of pure loganberries (300 per cent profit to soda fountains, restau rant* and fairs ) 1923 stock now held In large const and eastern cities Address I'ommeri'lal Cider Works. Salem, Ore SPECIALTY SALESMAN WIThTcAR for trade territory. Prefer safe, adding machine or check protector man. Muat be over 25 year* of age and able to sell device costing over $Soo Interview, Orr.ah% about August 10. Address Y-2J75, Omaha Bee SALESMAN — If you wan! ff.nni) this year, write now. Strong line for retai; atorea. Nationally advertised; established con cern Liberal weekly advin-'M to pro ducer. The Continental Co., 1*20 Euclid, Cleveland, C\ Dept. 101. SALESMAN—Exclusive distributor h:gh frade household necess.ty wanted. fand*ome profits, permanent tusinese as sured One sale create* another 8»a*on Just opening. Write C. F. S Co. Rlch , mond, Ind. SALESMEN WANTED-—Traveling aalee men of ability to command big pay spe cial well known, staple line, sold direct from factory to merchant; position perma nent; libera) contract: rapid advance. Write Box 492, Iowa City, la. SALESMEN—Sideline, men making small, towna. New Idea, no sale, no collection., no samples to carry; $5 commission paid! o.i eo'*n trial order taken State line ; carried and territory covered Keeney * Sons Co., 700 K 40th 8t . Chicago SALESMAN wanted to handle sweaters and fancy knit goods Must have experi ence in thU line and good references. Charle* H Levitt A Ce., Inc . New York city. _ SALESMEN—Fo-d goes 66 mile* m on* gallon! Wonderful /Vapor Humidifier One free to introduce Give make car. Walter Crttchlow. butte A 1, 716 Madison, Chlrago. $50 DAILY made by best men $35 weekly and expenses guaranteed against commissions, all retailers buy; exceptional opportunity Appleton Novelty Co. B A. 16$. Cedar Rapids. la SALESMEN: $150 00 month and expanses selling cigars Experience not ne easary \ Send e*!f addreeeed envelop# for informa tion Nations! Cigar Co., High Point. N C_ • UBBCRIPTION *»l«im*n for Nebraska Sell eld established farm rarer and xnake big money this fa!! and winter Now i* the time to start. Address Y .’S?*, Oma ha Be* SALESMEN—$2h m $50 daily Radio ad vert 1*1 ng proposition No knowledge of radio needed Reaul’s guaranteed. Main Radio Co . I»ept J H. 62. Cedar Rapids. low,.__ SIDE LINE and specialty salesmen. If you do not sell Japanese advertising pipe* w# both lo*« money Get detail*. Japa nese Novelty Co . Clinton* Is WANTED—Two men of good appearance *s sales managers, mu*’ show ability and wllltngnea* to work five hour* a day See Mr Drowning. 301 Balr.l Bldg f25 DAILY taking orders, union-mad# raincoat. $2 42 We deliver, collect East ern Raincoat Co , 913-921 Roosevelt, Chi cago SELL coal in carload lot* Sid# or main hn- Experience unnecessary Earn week’s pay In an hour Washington Coal Com pany, Stockyards Station, Chicago. SITUATIONS WANTED BOY 1* wants work, either motorcycle or Ford delivery Can give employer beet of references Phone AT 1919 REFINED practical nur** SI. unlnrum bered. would like rare of woman nr child F*st ref Writ#* Box 243 Kali* City. Neb. WOMAN wants day work WK 3 214 WOMAN wants day work. WE. 3214 WHITE laundress, day KK 3 $ 5 b BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. IF TOU have about $60o and desire high fleet connection with responsible estab lished company with possibilities ,.f 5#.«»u0 to $e.C06 yearly, write Rcott Corporation. 105 N*. ( lark 8t . Chicago • AR I WAVI to retire. 1 will sell* my well establlehed csfe with fountain and cabaret In connection. This Is a money maker and can be Improved. Inman t afe. W ahefleld. N-b $1 «n MONTHLY buys fig farm that should grow to $4,000 \ slur W rite for proofs and full particulars Teas* Orchards Co. 211 Griffith Hldg , Houston. Teas a AUKNTA "Life of Harding, Finest bind Ing memorial edition $150 weekly profit Rend .'6c (coin or stamps) for sample and outfit Walter Publishing Co. cincm natl, Q. o(on oi'i’onu nity oid established grocery and meat marks!, strictly cash. $?.$00 Monthly business, no delivery Going to coest >4 A 4M0 OAftAOC and ms* bine shop, county seat town, doing good business; price for quick • ale. $1,000, $2.ooo cash terms on bal ance Newell Pros Hebron. Neb FOR HALF oid established location eel of drug store futures, including lesse of building rhrip rent: dally sales. $50. Call WE. 34.U_ FOR ft A LI First class meat market d«' Ing good business in good town; If In terested write Rrhelnost Pros, Creighton Neb * CAFF cigar and conf • > tlonery. a good location, reasonable on account of lra\ Ing city Terms. 6111 V 24th flit mim modern flat, $5oa. term#. $it$ • ash. t*t> monthly 1.". stlon JIo Far nam. AQRNTI wanted for Frit* li e VifetAbll snap lied hot seller Write for free sam ples .? A Frltch. At Louie. Mo nn AN I* IIAHNFV A fla* buslneee In cation at a bargain A F comer. &?g|uft M with or wlthiout bouse Ha C.l# li\FtitKTi shop flat urea far sale. Uert Alton, Coon Hnplds. la I or IN iitu'M rcomlng house. n*rtl> fur nlsb»d 2407 CaiMtol A * *• FOR HALF—II room rooming houes, clese in. Jarkeon 1416, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES^ FOR SALE. One half Interest In one of the be*f Meat Parking Plants located In Pittsburgh dis trict. including lea plant, capacity 2f> tons, continuous run per day Output can be lncrta«ed over $00 per <*nt for right party, $6<> 000 bargain, selling same on account of closing sn estate Inquire quickly Address J K , 326 Fourth ave nue. Pittsburgh, Pa. STATE distributor* wanted fnr the moat attractive and useful accessory on mar ket A big thing Thousands »old and hundred* repeat. Real salesmen who can qualify can have contract with liberal commission and exclusive territory. Write the Artcrsft Company, New Center build ing. Kansas City, Mo. _ DELICATESSEN STORE — For sale Hauers. 1719 Leavenworth St One of the oldest and best known delicatessens In city. flood business Large stock. Triced right. Best buy In city. Inves tig.-Me. Poor health and leaving town leason for sc 1 liny FOR SALE—A 30-40 Huber oil tractor, also tank wagon; this machine is In ex cellent condition and ia priced for quick sale at $750. tank wagon at $60; located about 30 miles west of Kearney, Neb. Dawson County State Dank FOK SALE—Meat market and grocery, old established and doing a large bu*l nes* Address owner, W. O. Darnell, Windsor, Colo. FOR HALE—Hand pears for canning and preserving. In carload lota. Three dollars per bushel. F. O. B. Omaha. For Informa tion wire or write F. A. Buck, Bay Min et*e. Ala IN V EST M ENTS.. ^ ___ YOU can make 12 to 15 per cent with absolute *af<*ty by Investing In the sec ond mortgage* I offer. The aerurity is Omaha property; you can *ee It; pays monthly or yearly; collections made w-fth* out cost. I would like to tell you about It. CORKIN’. 94$ Omaha Nat. Bldg , Omaha. Neb. INVESTMENT Three-story brick building consisting of three flat*, modern except heat, now rent ing for $86 per month. Owner leaving city and will sell for $4,500 on good terms. Call Mr. Hamer, KE. 4125 or AT 5900. CASH paid for 2d mortgages on Omaha property. F. C. Horacek & Co., 640 1st Nat'1 Hank Bldg AT 3531. CITY real estate, mortgage.# and contracts i.‘''ighr Mr. Larson, l‘>4 No l-'.‘h St. MONEY TO LOAN! YOU WANT MONEY DON'T PAY HIGH RENTS. We loan any amount up to $500 at tha lowest rates. Can be repaid in easy monthly payments to suit convenience. We are licensed and bonded and hava been In business over 30 yeara, therefore you are *ur# of'a quick, confidential and square deal. OMAHA LOAN COMPANY. • 606 Karba^h Bik Telephone JA. 22f6 Southeast Corner 15th and Douglas 3ta DIAMOND loans at lowest rates, business strictly confidential. The Diamond Loan Co . i:-l4 Dodge 8t Estab 1*94. LO 6 Vfc AND « PER CENT MONEY Loans on Omaha improved property at lowest rat*# FRANK H. BINDER. 823 City NatJA. 2661. DAIRY FARM 50 acres, ideal dairy farm, well improved, two miles from Omaha City limits. MR. VoOEL JA. 0013 1712 Douglas St ; 6 PER CENT money. Reserve system. to i*r tent loan# »»n city or farm propetty. RESERVE DEPOSIT COMPANY, Lat hrop Building K ansa a < >fo $100 TO $10,000 loans Prompt service. F. D WKAD A D H BOWMAN. 310 h. 18th, Wead B.dg MONEY to loan on farms and Omaha real estate. MYERS & KAINBOLT CO.. 424 Omaha Nat Bank B.dg JA. 0746. SIX per cent loans on Omaha residences. Cash on hand Prompt service. E. H. Lougse, Inc.. 621 Reeling Bldg j SECOND mortgages or contracts pur chased by Tuaey Company, 420 1st Nat'l ! Bk JA. 422$. : FARM LOANS Large or small. West Nao farms, ranches. Kloke Investment Co, $45 Dm, Nat. 13k OMAHA HOMES—EAST NEB F ARM& ‘'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO. 1016 Qm. Nat. Bk B.dg J A. 27l>. STRAIGHT 6-yesr loans. 4 V* per cent. AM08 GRANT CO.. 101 S 18th Arthur Bldg AT. 1310. I WILL buy mortgages and contracts. Corkin. 945 Oma. Nat. Bldg . Omaha, Nab. AND 6 PER <:ENT-NO DELAY GARVIN BROS 36 4 < >m Nat l. Bldg. DOGS, BIRDS AND PETS GERMAN ROLLER CANARIES UnuiuAl Atiiliy ia ,lrr fiii|>ti. 17. free XV M GIPSON Holbrook Neb. JoIN the Nebraska Kennel club and get ready for th* big show November 16 and 17 at ‘be Omaha auditorium L C Fauble, Secy . 63$ Se« urtttea Bidg CANARIES—Moat brilliant color* and strongest* e ng*ra. 1001 W. O W B.dg. JA .FIT_ ; FOX terrier puppies, males $15, female*: *10 Extra go.»d Eligible tn resla’er. A K c*. C W. Bates. Superior. Neb. <‘‘»LUK pups, all prices W A LIVESTOCK AND~VEhTclES. 2.000 CATTLE FUR SALE. lfto 2 and 3-year-o;d steer a. will now weigh 1 100 pounds. 1.000 cow# ana canes, 1 to ? years old •5 yearling ateera and heifers 415 dry row*. This is a choice herd of Shorthorn rattle, with a few Ur» hi# and i white fac^s The well Died, good doing kina all one brand vs ill sell • ny number (leaired, to be delivered ] at any time up to Sept 15th Are on tha main line Irion Pacific. Priced with freight paid to Mis souri river Can be seen at any time. Write or wre f r prices Reference: Farmers .state bang. Coiad; Live Stock National bank. Chicago. NOEL COVER. OWNER, COZAD, NEB. POULTRY. ~ CHICKS—Leghorn*, ion |T, Rt>'-ka. Ned#. 100. $», Buff Orpingtons, White Wyan dottes. lou $10, assorted. 1 • $6. post- I paid; cirruiara. Columbia Hatchery, Co lumbia. Mo. 8. C. Rhode (eland ReJa, young hen#. | 21 35’ alao 3 cocks, fine stock. 6C $ Cen ter XV A 010%. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. AUCTION AUCTION NOTICE OK PUBLIC. PALE uF RE FUSED OR UNCLAIMED FREIGHT. The following described property cun - aignad to. or notifx. the part • > xx. .-*** n*m»i follow will be »oM ni public aui tlon to the highest bidder for cash at * hit company* salesroom, nil Harney St. Omaha. Neb. at t JO a. m on Mon day, August 13. l»23. vis On* keg braes good*. J E Vermillion 1 carboy elsrtrotyp* Lincoln Htghwax Pattery Station. 3 barreja roof cement, i box point, T I Dutch. 4 bundle* egg | raai fill*. Purge Prodiu e >'o.. l bales poui-| try food, R s Dye. 17 1 empty telescopes. | 1 box barra< k bags. Nebraska Sales Co . J caae* baking powder. Urxjnsw . k Hotel. 3 Mi-ka animal tonic. Kail Ariatlne. 1 heating stove. H IV Pat* hen. Jr . 1 caa< • Kg mash. Sto«k>ard'* Poultrx Supply. “ •fi ki eglrtxal food, Dan Pulley, l atari, krg petroleum lubricating oil. F C. Mat tin; 1 steel half barrel petroleum lubn eating oil. F C. Martin, 1 atari keg pe troleum lubricating oil. Letter Martin. 1 ateel keg petroleum lubricating oil, Karl Uartlett, 1 too pound pall cun grease, era' *d Miller Davis. 1 wood crib, k d. J F Mi Naught on, 20 sacks animal food. It \V McDonald, 1 wagon x» heel. Nehraaka Transfer Co. 2 cases dry med animal food, Cae| Kurpgexxelt; 2 l**xrr dry E paint, H Mattson. I < rt signs. Carl Dehn . 1 ert bath tub i ctn btasa goods. J K \ si million. ,x bags animal food. ! wooden trough. Rosa M Winter** 1 truck body and 4 aldeboard*. C C West, 3 *it* rur gtcal instruments. 1 box giasaware Dr C 11 Smith 1 dbl sa< k bean* Cheater Voiles and about 100 other shipment* of merchandise of all kind* I'NIu.N PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY U C SMITH I'MHCltASIN'fl Ail ENT, x I newapa .*r and Job offb e fine location, light expenaea. good run of advertising and Job work i*hone h»- :»i or KK 13.^4 _ c one china closet ne bahx uen with floor, one XV 1 PKDftriil A I * —Crocheted, and bolster cov er to match, pa*cuek design, other cro cheted articles WA 7 f 7 f FOR MAI 1* -Mugar and flour sack*. goou for tea t wrls Call W 1 ««l« > * - • Viol 37. | Pi m bs h * i’ii'. ks Nathan Me'n ' ’ x in'i ii i s kega gnd naw Matwn Jar* M Id w r -1 lie t|»< Mrpplx UK loll Nli 1 desk w heat, fi •> per It'1’ w lieai , nga. |1. ie par 109. I Tli ML* ra .bits for Mil M 4!<#T, I F ORSAL E-~ MISCELX A N SOUS. ALEXANDER Hamilton Institute text hooka, original privilege* with set * ' A 7*21. HOUSEHOLD GOODS. _..itAlJatul ACCOUNT breaking tip housekeeping will • HI «t very low price* f«r Immediate dis posal Mahogany bookcase, overatuffed rockers. tapestry and leathar, large leather morrta chair beautiful flva-plec# bedroom suite, also other bed*, mahogany upright piano. $250 size Brunswick with 90 records many red seals, foa $125: ma hogany floor lamp and shad**. china closet, sanitary couch with mattress and silk '-over, pictures, from 10 *enta to $75 oil paintings; new shower bath attach ment. electric Iron, atep ladder, numerous miscellaneous articles, kitchen tabla and < hairs fall between 9 a. m. and I p. m . 3027 <'ase street. F r R \ IT U RE A l :CT IO N Our n**xt sale of expensive and ataple furniture will be In DOWI) 8 AUCTION HOUSE.* 13TH AND WEBSTER STREETS MONDAY SALE STARTS AT 1 P M Includng alll kinds of living room furni ture. dining room sets complete, beauti ful bedroom set, gas range*, kitchen cab inets. r.ugs. laundry and garden tools. Wicker son room and por> h furmtur** Remember this sale is Monday. JAMES I, DOWD & CO Auctioneer* If you have anything to sell call AT 0964. FURNITURE FOR 6AI.E Going to make a clean sweep this week as I want to paint and decorate; have about 20 rooms of thia furniture at practically your own price No reas-j onable offer refuaed. It will pay you! to buy now Tor your fall needs Call anytime, day or evening. 911 S. 27th 8t. JA 36*6. MAHOGANY upright piano. Brunswick with 90 record** many red seal, mahogany floor lamp, entire set for $25*' or the price of new Brunswick alone All in fine ! condition Call betw een 9 a. m. and 9 p. m . 3027 Cass street. _ MACEY bookcase, medicine cabinet, rock ers. center table, soda chairs, kitchen chairs, wringer, dishes bed. cabinet, let ter files, mounted deer head, barrels and lota of large crating*. 4002 Charles Street. THE largest atock of used furniture la Omaha at the Btephenaon Auction House. 1509 Capitol Ave Auctions at 1:30 p. m every Tuesday. Wednesday. Friday and Saturday. Goods also gold at private sale. i , __ -.. FARNAM STREET AUCTION CO, AT. 7850. 2421 Karnam St. W# buy furniture or sell it for you on commission Private sales daily. EXPERT aewlng ma^hln# repairing. MICKEL8. 15th and Harney. AT. 4261. BEAUTIFUL mahogany living room set. IIA. 5206. cr wjU trade FURNITURE for >a> 260? Spencer. CLOTHING, FURS. ETC. FULL PRESS suit■ and Tuxedos for rent ' um : ? v jOh ^ Feldman. attention phonograph buyers Tf you are looting for a real bargain do not fail to call and let us show you. Wa *uajant*e ea< h instrument. HEAD THIS PARTIAL LIST Formerly. Now. Columbia. mahogany . f 25 00 f *00 Colombia, mahogany . 30 00 15 00 Victrola. mahogany . 30 00 20 00 S AM. mahogany . 14^ 62 ? A M oak . 175 00 71 00 Columbia, walnut . 25 00 140 00 Terr?.« as low a» $1 00 per week. SCHMOLLER A MUELLER PIANO CO. 1514-16-1* Dodge St. Te>phr«ne AT 1656 WE PENT PIANOS' Ac low as I "d .ir month. SCHMOLLER A MUELLER PIANO CO, 1514-1S-18 Dodge £' Teiephor.e AT 1*56 TRADE your used piano on a new player piano Ralatrc* aa low aa S10 per month. A HORDE CO, 1513 Douglas TYPEWRITERS. ~ GUARANTEED irnrltfri, 17.is »od op. R M W».. Co 111 N gi.iwnih Bt. OFFICE SUPPLIES FOR SALE. WE BUY. aei; safe, make desks, show utaea. eta Omaha Plxtura * Supply Co, a w corner ilth and Douglas JA 1724. ROOMING HOUSES. 10 ROOMS with 2 baths for sals reason able. leaving cjiy account of aickneaa. ta 247^ Must ee;i ?h:s week. ROOMING HOUSE for sale, newly decor ated, atnctly modern, 7 rooms AT 720T SWAP~COLUMfL ARMY tent f"vl floor, furniture, oil efove. vfr . and garden for Ford, motor* j cycle or team, wagon and harness S-147. i Omaha B*e 11.750 EQUITY !n acre land, improved;1 3-room house Will trade for small res taurant rooming house and part cash. S-9Q9 Omaha Bee 11 ACRES, fruit farm and poultry farm. I in (aha Qu. k poeaesaion on account leaving «-uy. What have you? 5-ffcT., Omaha B*e EXCHANGE for go<>d light touring car. fw » loppy, high schooled saddle hori*". ■ with riding equipment. S-i»3*. Omaha j Bee LEAVING CITY—Will exchange ten-room house. West Firnara distri- t. for any! property clear or nearly so Addre-s S 9l9. 1 Omaha Bee TWO s-ts Me*i~*n cow h^ra. good one* R J u..ar*x. Max |)«a * for 32*4 tlrea or radio set S-lil. Omaha Bee. "NB berried biack crepe dress sixe JA j Ore serge green canton < repo, lateet de " gn. a .re 31. for what have you? S-9 it. \ omaha Boo. THREE HOLE gas stoves with oven be-j low White enameled d«*or for what havej yotlf 8-141. Omaha Ben. ] CHEVROLET—Trade that Ford in on a j new i ' evrolei, easy terms Telephone KE 5145 f!1^ RAM‘> hone- end variometer! : fur a Ford or first pa> ment on lot. S-9*c». Omaha Dee j F«»rj» touring, xa'ued at HOC for dla- I m -nd or anyth ng of like value Box i S-996, Omaha Dee NEARLY new Victor Vlctrola and ?5 • rds for diamond ring of equai \alue. 1 KE 4 1*7 SWAP new 4** Account Champion regis ter for National Cash register and dlf ferew e p >* 27. Fullerton. Neb NEW SILVERWARE double barrel sh'tgun. No 12. for trade for Ford car. s 979 < >maha Bee BUILDING lots with or without Improve ments. Urge number together for house close in S 949 Omaha Wee I ATE ‘19 Harley Davidson, with s de car: ^ just overhauled, for Ford roadster. S 9 40. Omaha Bee TRACK AGE on thre* railroads, at lJthj and Vorb> St "4x313 ft. for house! close in 8 9M. c : aha Ree KISSEL tXHTK to trade for good lot. mortgage or equity in run down house, or what have u'«’ S 939 Omaha Bee JR»*N window gratia* and Ford roadster, light delivery bod}, for what have you? 8-f<'$. Omaha Hep I.OT—Good building lot wanted for truck and ra»h or automobile and good second mortgage 8 >44, Omaha Pee 10 ROOMS of furniture in apartment*, for vacant lot, equity in house, or what have ' ou * S lfti. «>maha Pee $100 EQIVITY »n house to trade for mort gage. good lot. car. or what hava >ou? Ff74 Omaha Pep ' HIOOD large |ce . boa. fine condition, for rash or what ha\* you? S-tlf. Omaha P#e__ SET of $ wire wrhtels for J4-B Oakland Six. will swap or sell cheap S-974, on»a ha P«e ONI: 7 f teht to pitch by car. no poles needed, also Oar ret cook at ova foi fui n;ure or ahotgun. 8-&04, Omaha Bee. WI1 L trad* If SO Ford sedan, fine condi tion for Hupmobile Will pay difference in . a>h Addles* S f** Omaha Pee PLAYER piano roll*, kit. hen cabinet and bed for floor lamp, clothe* wardrobe or ice box 8-tlL Omaha Hee. Al'TO TRAIl KR to trad* for repeating shotgun or Boston Terrier, malt. O. K Henning. Mead. Neb f? VOl.VMRR Britannic* encyclopedia for nee I|aii mower what ha'* you* A«M <■*» 8 f r 7. (>m»hi l*. r 4 VOLT generator, presto tanks. tool trunk for rifli or what havt you* F ISO Omaha Pee $!■'■' VIOTROLA. with •' worth of rec o^ls for furniture or what have you* b • 4$. Omaha Hee FORI* delivery- truck and Chevrolet, 44'1 ? tourlnc fy^r Ford touring or good a \ b f7N tmnh* Pee 17-JEWEL Elgin watch with hunting rase and f 'n.-h Emerson fan. for whati i»s\e >ou? s f»s. Omaha He* Wild. tiade gaa atov* in good condition! for small kitchen range 8 f.vt. Omaha TON truclT. will exchange haul ng for 1 furniture poultry equipment, lumber oi • what have ' ou * JA S341 J « AH in No 1 condition for papering aid |va nung s tas Omaha Bee ilHESK tv' trade for digging of rr! *r •'» Jig saw 8 f'd, Omaha Hrr 'Nil ’ sw v»- pea| table for Viet rale. I 8 >15, omah* He* J flNuRK machine or IV H.imi.oirj waivh for Yutrci*. • *$$! Omaha Bee. J ■■iWAF ■_ mile* from town «n ha»‘e > mi Addf*sa _ WANTED TO WILL. PA Y ,n"<1 • *.h u«a JotJ Touring and Roadster Alao rord one-ton truck bedle* any Hodgsrs. Hannan ^>de 11 Van Brunt DESKS DESKS. New deska, uaad deska. fold and traded. J. C. Reed. St., AT. 614$._ ______ We buy magazines and of waste paper. OMAHA PAPER CO.. 1S t h and Marcy._ JA. tilt BEST prlcea paid for ftfrnlture. Call MA. 104$ ~ APARTMENTS A FLATS. VARIOUS APAlmiiCNTS. 4 rooms. Nr- 3 'r?7 -d Apis. 2 3d and Davenport Sts . 145-966 3 rooms. No 3 Kingsbor ough. 253$ Dodgs St., »i4-659 3 rooma. 21* N 23d St $‘5O-$60 4 room*. ’'4* • Wi ' *' 4 rooms. No 9 Flo Be*, 20th and Capitol Ave., |67 50-165. i 4 room*. No. 1 Troy. Joot Harney St«« $ft7.60.|62 50 ; 4 rooms. No 7 Ivy. 2407/N l«th St., $«t. 4 rooms. No. 3 Shirley. 1»;7 S. 41st . fog. 5 room*. No. 6 Harlan, 423ul .S’. 16th SC, 165-172 50. 4 rooms and dining alc»ove, No 20, Mt. Vernon Apta, 524 S 31*1 St., 1*5 5 rooms. No. 6 Potter, #261 Farnam St-, 990. 5 rooms. No. 11 Mildred. 4 911 Dodge SC, 990 \ 5 rooms. No. 26 Mt. Vernlon, 624 5. 31st St . $100. 5 rooms. No. 15 El w oo*®, 103 S. 49! h Ave, 1115. PETKRS TRUST CCVMPANT, Where uinHoa 1‘tcni* " AT. 0544. 17th ayvl Fainam St®. FOUR ROOMS. No 31. ~Lafayette, * 17th Ave and Jackson . four nice large room* and tiled ' ‘jar.^ Fist rate $6ft. Four rooma. No. 6, Ftoyal, 313 South 27th Ave., four l-ftrg* rooma and tiled batfc In excellent con dition. Nice screened porch In front Murphy bed In living room riving 5-room atycoirmoda tlon Built-In features^ mirrored doors. A really fine apartment, close in and handy try car Sec ond floor. Summer. 665; winter, 976; newly decorated.} Four room* No. 23. Ffkard Court, 617 .South 31st St B.ivlng room, dining room. bfdro*>m. kitchen and tiled bath Beautifully deco- * ra»rad and In excellent condition. Delightful court with attractive flowers and shrubs* Fiat rats $40. Four rooms. Xo. 1$ Ekard Court, available August Q 0, flate rate. $65 r PAYNE A CARVAbT COMPANY "Omaha * Rental Men " $1$ Om. Natl Bk, Bldg JA, 1«1«. THE ALHAMBRA. 4»<h *n<l Capitol: One-room apartment m the beautiful Alhar.bra at $40. bedroom apartment* $70 THE AUSTIN. 31th> and Davenport. THE CARBERRY. ,4#th and Ca*i: Large living room, dlr.'nr • leave, bed room. dressing room. bath and kiteffCB* Two ar.d thr** exposure* $40 and $85. TERRACE COURT. Park at Maioa Three room apartment with five-room ac commodation Two Murphy be da if d*» aired J57.5« HANSCOM. 1025 Park Avenue: One of thoee popular Pullman dl n:ng room apartment* Front exrowura. 988. PALMER 2«th .and ?t. Mar> On* room apartment; dressing room# kitchen and bath. $50. DRAKE COURT. ::d ard Jonea: Large living room, dining room kitchen, dressing room, bath, and aun parlor, in beautiful Drakes Court $'S ONE ROOM EFFICIENCY apartment*, three-room accommodation. $37 88 and, $40. CALL TP P.'E WILL TAKE TOC OUT. DRAKE RENTAL AGENCY. Comer 17th and HowardJA. >§08. CLOSE IN FLAT. 781 S 14th St . »ix room#, $58. PETERS TRUST COMPANY. Whera Omaha Renta ” AT 85*4. 17th and Pa mam Sts. APARTMENT IN UNDINE. 2 room* and bath with 8-room accom rr.odattona, |40 summer. $50 winter; flrat floor. TRAVER BROS. INC. Atlantic; CII8. *11 F rat Nat. Bank. See Janitor. S RM HEATED APARTMENT. 1J1» H*iU\ nay St 5-rrr. brand new dup'ex. 112' • 10th St $" f -rm Aup’.ex. 3-year-o'd. 3428 Lafayttt* Ave. $5 5. J L HIATT CO. AT 15ft. i TURNER COURT APTS M-ft beautifully located ana arranged. Thre •-apartment with :-room accommo dation* two bed*, built-in feature*, oppo site bou!e%ard and Turner perk. Avail able at '•nc* Janitor HA *285. G )!. HAUSER. Manager •IP? r-dg*_ HA 7158. 2211 VINTON. 8 rooms, all mod ern except furr.ace heat l’p* • •air# Newly decorated Key at 72°$ Vinton $*C PAYNE A- CARNABT COMPANY Omaha* R'-iai Men €!* r>m Naf! EB if JA 181t. THEODORA TERRACE 4-room and •cr*ened porch a? $7# . A bn -room and *"eene<i port h at $78. Alao repay to ehrw new apartment S and 4 room* r*ady for S*p» 1 from $58 to $*8. C*n janitor. Har. 1157, or office. AT 1118. corner 3i*t arc and Jackin street MAPLE COURT A fn* Apt . 4 room* and aunroora cor ner at f4* Alec a 4 room, with screened p r-h at 240 ifil Maple; Janitor. Web. 484?. cr office, AT 1134 FIVE room*, strictly modern, fine condl 1 i n v’>»! water and jan tor aerriea USE lfh S’jmm*: rate $50. winter rate. >•- ja. 07;i rr Ja 713: SO ;»TH AVE. 1305—Apt cf 4 large rcoma ard bath, second floor mat deco rated summer rets*. $48. winter. 188, AT ‘5 31 TWO-R'OM APTS—Furnished, a? $48; unfurn:*h*vi at $35 and $27 58. Close in. walking distance 804 S 71at Ave >V J PALMER COMPANY AT 5888 APARTMENTS AND FI ATS—$21 to $l$! W J PALMER CO REAL ESTATE MANAGEMENT f AT 5»trKee’ ne Eidg. RENT $75 or $30—3 or 4 rocma; heat. B t water ard janitor included To* -ar. t beat ft Look at Burdett# Apt*. list and Burdette Sta FOUR rooms and bath. 2114 Pinkney 111 Seven room*. 2568 Sherman Avenue, $38, W H GAD'S 547 Omaha Nat Pk RidaJA 1214, THREE ar.d five-room fiat*, medern, new. ly decorated, light and water fu tabed, 125 AT. *810 Even lags, HA 7C1*. PETERS~TRUK7 COMPANY " WHERE OMAHA RENTS* AT 8544 Uth and Farnam Bta. for oss or "—" DRAKES 1888 APARTMINTI Call Jackec* 2184 TWO ROOM MURPHY BED APT —Rent lit. Newton av*i. S l*th St. W J TaIMKR COMPANY. AT SMO SIX room*, two baths, nvv* , well located. HA 7174 Petwetn * and la tu . $ and 6 p m MAT! E ST lO'—Large v tern bHrk apt ha* S bedroom* rent nr*«onab'e HKAl’Tiri'L 5-room apt. Chula Yjtta, »*■> •mr- ’ate vw».m; m HA 4?14. STEAM hea'ed modern apartments, low rent i) T Stesb'.ns. Ok a go fit TWKNTT FOURTH 8T . IlTt ^ N —Flea’ room flat, modern except heat J A. III*. THREE, four or seven -o« m apt*.. 1141, 0 16,1': N* Kth yt \T uti W a 1JH—Five roam flat, modem. Beotia park d.strict, rvat-onable. n e clean room* private bath. !$<*• N ;.V t >t HA 415» 4 ROOMS upstair* with (imr.vm and ga» t a g * *: m c t: \ o' t> |.Q M« N i> d APARTMENTS AND FLATS. -i£SL-3t*te!SS3fete^_ BEAUTIFULLY KVRNISHED four-root* apartment in Dundee Furnished aa >eu wonM furo *h > our own hotv.e 4*1$. THE AUSTIN *th and Davenport; THE CARBERRY 41th and Cae* large l.vtftg room dint c alcove, hod ivent dressing room, hath and kitchen at IK'S TKRHAi E Ot'I’RT. Park at Maeon Large living' room dining room with sun parlor, kitchenette. dree*mf room and bath T*«' Mnrphv bed* f . M to lii ONE R> *o M THREE ROOM ACCOM MOD ATI- \ Wa’k i'.« distance apartments, tie to I It, CALL US " K YV11 1 ARE YOU tX'T. DRAKE RENTAL AtHNv Y 1 fih and HOWARD U T«-*L 1 A. THi in N khneel keeping Apt* i os : i-- * ».nh mafh phon. rl»i t^»ti f*\* up W r »■ ’ 4 * * t . u Hen net ts. In privnte t < mH» >:shed _ -■ apt pr.i Vs hnth. HUNTER INN, AT. ill*—1R| aad Dodgn •ts. Hems for (rx«»lla« sui and ft(%