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About The Omaha morning bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 9, 1923)
Frctl MaUirld \\ ill lake (ihargc of Cemetery D. Fred Mayfield, fovtner county treasurer, and for the past two years owner of a grocery at tt North Main itreet, Council Rluffs. lias disposed of his store and during the month will succeed Elmer E. Ryan, present care taker of the Walnut llill cemetery, who will leave for Passaic, N. .T., where he will take charge of a large cemetery. The cemetery In Passaic comprises over 200 acres and is rated ns one of the best in the east. ADVERTISEMENT. BE PRETTY! TURN Try Grandmother’s Old Fa vorite Recipe of Sage Tea and Sulphur. Almost everyone knows (lint Sage Tea and Sulphur, properly com pounded, brings back the natural col or and lustre to the hair when faded, streaked or gray. Years ago the only way to get this mixture was to make It at home, which Is niussy and trou blesome, Nowadays, by asking at any drug store for "Wyeth's Sage ami Sulphur Compound,' 'you will get a large botlle of this famous old recipe Improved by the addition of other in gredients, at a small cost. "Don’t stay gray! Tty it. No one can possibly tell that you darkened your hnir, as it does it so naturally and evenly. You dampen a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through your hair, taking one small strand at a time; by morning the gray hnir disappears, and after an other application or two, your hair becomes beautifully dark, glossy and * attractive. AKVERTISEMENT. RED PEPPER HEAT The heat of red peppers takes the "ouch" from a sore, lame back. It can not hurt you, and it certainly ends the torture at on^e. When you are suffering so you can hardly get around, Just try Red Pep per Rub, and you will have the quickest relief known. Nothing has such concentrated, penetrating heat as red peppers. Just as soon as you apply Red Pepper Rub you will feel the tingling heat. In three minutes it warms the sore spot through and through. Pain and soreness are gone. Ask any druggist for a Jar of Rowles Red Pepper Rub. Be sure to get the genuine, with the name Rowles on each package. 1 _ Mentho-Sulphur, a pleasant cream, will soothe and heal skin that is Irri tated or broken out with eozema; that Is covered with ugly rash or pimples, or is rough or dry. Nothing subdues fiery- skin eruptions so quickly, says a noted skin specialist. The moment this sulphur prepara tion Is applied the Itching stops and after two or three applications, the eczema is gone and the skin Is de lightfully clear and smooth. Sulphur is so precious as a skin remedy be cause it destroys the phrasites that cause the burning, itching or dis figurement. Mentho-Sulphur always heals eczema right up. A small jar of Rowles Mentho-Sul phur tnay be had at any good drug store AIJ VKRTIH KMENT. Here’s Relief for Neuritis Never mind where, when or how those awful, stabbing pains of neuritis got their start—you want relief from the torture light now! Stop at any first class drug store and get a supply of Tysinol. Apply a small quantity of this southing preparation over the spot that hurts, and In a short time you thould ho fi*-« from pain. Tysinol in taken up through the pores of the skin, going direct to rli*- throbbing, aching peripheral m*rv#s. which quickly I respond to Its healing inffuen* e There is no "flop'- .p Tysinol—no dan gerous drugs of any kind Ouarauteed to be absolutely hartne|*»Hs. People every where hr y that nothing ewr gave them such wonderful relief. Price II at all leading druggist* VTysmol Company, Mfg. Chemists, 400 fitter St. Sun Fratu _ • ,X |>V KkllHKMKNT Do You Suffer From Back ache or Pain Over Kidneys? Wonderful Relief Is Here Told I'eiTar Rapids, la I suffered n great deal with pains across my hack until I commenced taking I u. Pierce's Anurie (kidney and backache) Tablets, but now have %ery little to complain of In the way of pains and aches. What l>r. Pierce 'h Anurie Tablets *' did for tne they will do for others If they will but give them a trial. Tins medicine Is worthy of the highest rec ommendatioti I can gi\e it. for kidney ailments and backaches.'' Mrs. Reu oen flplrkler fiUfi Fifth nvenug. Fast. This anti uric acid remedy of Dr. Pierce s for ba/kaohe and kidneys called "An uric") N new, hut It ran be had at your neighborhood drug ■tote, or miiiI 1 hi for trial pky t«* Dr. Pitre* Invalids lintel. I’.uffalo, N' V tndi write* f< i free imdkal advice. Motor License Law Provides Many Penalties •> Final Instalment of Proposed Ordinance to (.urb Speed ers in Omaha Is Published. Following is the concluding install ment of a proposed motorist licensing ordinance which has been appearing serially in The Omaha Bee. The appended sections of the pro posed ordinance deal with penalties to be pronounced upon its violators. The ordinance has been suggested as ap effective curb to the speeding menace. ARTICLE VII. PENALTIES. Section 1. Any person making false statement in application for driver's license shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon con viction thereof shall be punished by forfeiture of the right granted under this ordinance to secure a driver's license, such forfeiture to continue for a period of not more than - years, <- months), such person shall also, upon conviction, be pun ished by fine of not less than -- dollars ($-.00) nor more than dollars ($-.00), and after the sec ond or subsequent offense shall he fined not less than - dollars IS-.00) nor more than-dol lars (•$-.00), or imprisoned not more than-days. Section 2. Any driver of a motor vehicle failing, neglecting or refus ing to present or surrender his driv er's certificate after demand is made by a duly constituted, elected or ap pointed peace or police officer shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be punished by a revocation, suspension, forfeiture or* cancellation of license for a period not to exceed one year or by a fine of not less than - dollars (S-.00) or more than -dollars (S-.00). and after the second or subsequent offense shall be fined not less than -- dollars ($-.00), nor more than - dollars ($-.00) or im prisoned not more than - days. Section 3. Any person coming within the scope of this ordinance (see Article I) who has not made ap plication for and who has not se cured a driver’s license shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof shall he pun ished by a fine of not less than -- dollars ($-.00) nor more than - dollars .00), and after the second or subsequent of fense shall be fined not less than -dollars If-.00) nor more than - dollars ($-.00). or imprisoned not more than-days. Section 4. Any owner of a driver's license obtained under the provisions of this ordinance who shall be ar rested for and convicted of violating the provisions of Article VT of ordi nance No. 10192 as amended, said ordinance providing specifically for the rate of speed at which motor \ehieles may travel, and any person .arrested for and convicted of vio lating the provisions of Article III of ordinance No. 10409, said article providing for persons driving motor vehicles when under the influence of intoxicating liquors, and any per son arrested for and convicted of driving recklessly, carelessly and without due regard for the safety of pedestrians and other motorfsts, shall he deemed to have forfeited their lights to license under the provisions of this ordinance, and it shall there upon he the duty of the police magis trate having jurisdiction of the cause to cancel, revoke, suspend or forfeit the license of the said person so found to he guilty for a period of not more than - s ears ( months. ARTICLE VIII. ORDINANCE WHEN EFFECTIVE This Ordinance shall take effect St. Jacobs Oil stops any pain, and rheumatism is pnin only. Not one r ase In fifty requires Inter nal treatment. Stop drugging' Huh soothing, penetrating St. Jacobs till right Into your sore, stiff, aching joints, and relief comes instantly. St. Jacobs Oil Is a harmless rheumatism liniment, which never disappoints, and cannot burn the skin. IJniber up! Quit complaining! Get a small trial bottle of old, honest St. Jacobs OH at any drug store, ami in Just a moment you'll be free from rheumatic prIii soreness and stiffness. Don't suffer! Relief awaits you. Rt. Jacobs Oil Is just as good for sciatica, neuralgia, lumbago, backache, sprains. Am KRTINKMKNT. UPSET STOMACH, Chew a few Pleasant Tablets, —Stomach Feels Fine! So pleaannt, so Inexpensive, so quick to nettle an upeet stomach. The moment ‘T’npe'a Dlapepsln'’ reaches tho slomHi'h oil pain ami distress from Indigestion or a sour, gussy stomach vanishes Millions know ils mago All ill ng dais recommend this hartulcss atom n il corrective. Title Contest Gold Diggers Shower Editor With Snappy Bits of Humor; Here’s Another Chance to Grab a Prize iBEBaw^nhiM rn' ^ssssEsas^t ^r*i*r *cd Tribune S,ud.eat*~De* Meiua Another picture with a kick Is of fered for this week's tournament of title contest gold diggers. laist Sun day's illustration of the editor and the party of the second part brought many respooses from many minds. Another first prize of five dollars will be offered to the contestant whose title wins first place. To each of the next five In order of merit one dollar will tie given. A number of the titles »re printed In an honor list each week, just to spread a little merriment the while. Guide 1‘osts. Write your title, name and address on a piece of paper and mail to the Title Contest Kdltor, The Omaha Bee, Omaha, Neb. Each contestant may submit ss many titles as he wishes, but each should be written on a separate piece of ’paper. No title should contain more than 12 words. The contest closes Wednesday at midnight. The Title Contest Kdltor s mall was heavy last week, bringing bright - ■ IU1-U-UXI- — idea* from east and west and from north and south, Colorado and South Dakota were heard from. Tho Contest Editor made the fol lowing decisions: First Prize. "Standing up for His Writes," C. D. Clements, Wyrnore, Neb. Second 1 Vires. "The lying, lying Tale,” Rena Bak er. Rushvllle. Mo. "A PENsIve Way About 111m,'' K P. Hootii, Crete, Neb. "Which—A Check or * Chuck?" Charles Seel>e, !i22 Seventh avenue. Council Bluffs, la. "The Gripping Moment." Erroll Moss, 1.-.4S l\ Street. Blncoln, Neb. "Waiting for a Report from the Rig Gun Behind rhe Bines," C B. Stewart. Geneva, Nop. Honorable Mention. "Will the Grin Become Chagrin?" Myrtle Cloud, 2212 Ohio street. Omaha. "The Poet's Cortolner," Bloyd Hendricks, 1228 Q street. Jynfoln, Neb. "ilendinE Hi* Iv»*t Write*,” Alex McKie. Omaha. •'The Storm Country,” F. F. Hop kins. Shenandoah, la. •'Will It Be Five Smack* or One Smack?” Katherine Sizer, Omaha. ''Putting the Awe in Author,” Mrs. D. H. Sc hall. Otoe, Neb. •‘Just Before the Kickoff." Klla Bayles. Seward, Neb. 'Waiting a Crown When the I .eaves Com* Tumbling Down," Mr*. C. E. Gurnell, Omaha. "Worthless Marks,'' Dick F.ufnagle, I'tira, Neb. ■ flat Purse. Punk Vers*. Fierce Curse, Trained Nurse — Worse, Hearse." Edwin Hunt. Omaha, (.lever hear of "Hired, Tired. Fired?") "Title Contest Editor in Action." .1. K. Kerr. Central City. "Studying Waste Unes." Mrs Charles Holuek, Waverlv. Neb. "A Weighty Silence and a Sil»nt Wait," Mrs. M E. Hill. Alliance, Neb. “Watchful Waiting," Mrs. Charles Hatch. Coin, la. nnd b» In force after - days after its passage. Attest Mayor and President of City Coun cil. City Clerk. Italy Looms as Second Air Power To Ua\e .'>.000 Aircraft in Operation by Next Slimmer. By International »»| Hmlff. Rome, Dec. 8.—With the comple tion of 4.500 airplanes and next planes by next July, Duly, tinder the ener getlc guidance of Premier Mussolini, hopes to become the second air power of Europe. That is the program of the Dalian fascist! government today. If it is carried to a successful conclusion, only France will he more powerful in the air than Italy six months hence. Italy is strengthening her navy in proportion. The naval program calls for two 10.000 ton cruisers, 20 des troyers, 2o submarines and one sen piano carrier. The project of setting up an air force strong enough to compete with any other In Europe was one of the first tasks to which the fascistl gov eminent applied Itself upon coming Into power. Reorganization of the Italian air force was Premier Mussolini's own. lie and Signor Vtncensl Vinzl were appointed high commissioner and vice commissioner for aviation, re spectively. Roth had practical experi ence as air pilots in the great war. When reorganization was under taken. Daly had about 1.000 machines In operation of the 5.000 she had nt the end of the war. There remained only about a dozen experienced pilots in the service. Premier Mussolini estimated the ex penditur* for 1924 st about 280,000.000 lire ptbotft $14,000,000). Premier Mils sollni is determined that economy shall riot he allowed to Interfere with his plan for a wonderful alt* fleet. The Italian air forces, under one general command, is divided into squadrons and divisions, with an I planes or seaplanes for fighting, night bombing, day bombing or recon nuisance, along with battleships of that particular unit. <i’«l»yright• t#?S » MOTORIST FAINTS Beatrice. Neb , Dec. 8 Driving s new automobile from Lincoln to 1 air bury, Frank Young, 26, was seized with a fainting spelt, due to s sudden illnoHg and bis car crashed Into a m« chins driven by Otcn Chlttendsn. j Cortland farmer, on the Portthusker highway, south of Cortland. Young vas badly cut shout the face, and! otherwise Injured. lie wss taken! Into custody by the sheriff, as It whn thought In* was under tin* Influent*'j of liquor, but he was later i • leased j Chittenden v < .aped with seven j bruise* but rani" near being killed, when his car rolled into the ditch by the form of the impact. BEE CLASSIFIED AD RATES i; per lira each day, l or ? 12r* i er line each day. 1 or t day* lOr per lire each dar 7 day* or longer i‘h« above rate* apply i© all advertise menta u ♦•laaalflcatlone L**at and Found .. 4 Hep Wanted I'etna la . 2< Help XVanted Male .. 24 Situation* Wen ted Female . X S tua nine Wanted Mala . Art.<le* for Sale . 4f» I*hrm and Dairy Products . 4* Good Thing* to Eat.. It Homemade Thing* ... 6 linuaehoid Goods .. S wap Column ............. A 51 Wearing Apparel .. 44 Wanted to Buy . *1 Room* With Board ... • Room* Without Hoard .*. * Hooma for Housekeeping . 44 Rnotna. 1. nfurntahed .. Suburban Hoard . 4 5 For all other clsaalfcatlona our regular rate* an quoted below applv. Tliea«» rate* apply to Tha Sunday Otnal • He. a * w«’l as The Morning and Eve ning Ilee All ave*k-day Ad\ ertlaementa appear In both morning and evening edi tion* at tha one < o*t 14 per Una each day, 1 ©• t dara. l&O per line ea< h day, 3 or 1 day* 13<~ t-er line ea< h day. 7 data or longer. THE OMAHA DEI) rcaervta the right to retect or rewrite all copy CLOWING HOI Its FOK CLASSIFIED ADS. Morning Edition .li p m Evening Edition.II 10 * in. 8und*’. Edition.2 n m Saturday Glaaalfled Ada accepted at the following nffl« er Main < )ff'ca ....... 17th and Farnam Ste .South Omaha..N. W. Cor. 24th and N S»* Council Hluffa....14 Scott *?t. Telephone ATlantlc 10O0. fall for (*la«aifiea Ad Department An • xperirin'*d »'lH«**ifjed Ad »aker will r» i• eIvi» vour ad and a hill a 111 he mailed La Salle Extension Counselor Coming Tlionin* I*'. 11. Henderson. Thomas F. I,. Jl«n«l f n, Imsm*" » Counselor for l«n Salk* l.xtennkni unl varsity, <'hhxu;n, l* schedul'd for n •ei ias of et1iicMitkui.il talks before Omaha audience* this weel 'Parsona 1 Inventory" i* the sub jert up* m which he will uldros t It ♦ ■ OotsJ l,,i*llow ship ^ hih of the* t’i 1111 he of Oonirnert" Monday m on ll*» will hn speaker at the l.lnii* club lunch con. Hotel J'Ymtenclic*, Tuesday, ami on Wednesday will talk !** m* iuIh-i " of the Itolaiv tluh t n H tiityiaN foi I'enrolml Suiv.ua, later The ra»<*a quoted abov# apply to either chare* or • arh order* THE EVENING **EK THE «>MA1TA MORNING FEE - "announcements^ Funeral Notices. <A ImIINSON—4'arl M. aged 41 year*, 2 mo. .1 da}- * Dtcembar 7. 1923 Survived be d*« hi* wife Nf-.'g»r*f by one atater. M— Tiena I* Be uxor, of Om»ha and on* brolh*r. s G» Johnao® of Ex • a.or Spring*. Mo. Funeral Monday af*e-noon at 2 o'clock from 'h* famllv residence. “ - 3 Stona Ave, lnf*rnient Forest Lawn Cometory HOAGbANI) Georg** A. age An year* dlei December r Kun-ral urvirei Sun* day at 2 30 from the home. 119 North Forty - eight h afreet. Re. K 11. tenka off1'date!* Interment I'oreet !,»»n Ceme tery Inquiries may be addreaaod to Bur , et <'It «i * : HA 1 > Funeral Director*. C HF.AFEY A HEAFET. Undertaker* and Fmbalmer*. Phona HA 02*:. office 2*11 Faroam (ESTABLISHED SINCE 1912 I 6 NT. Ill lltTUART 1 '■ CONDUCTED BY I.ADIKS ONLY. SIR a. -9th St. AT. :«*» and AT. ISM KORISKO FUNERAL HOME. 23d and O St*. 12S4 S 1 St to ft MA. 0910. AT. 1ITI CUFFY A JOHNSTON 311 S. J3d, new funeral homa. HA. #417 ■ - -.. — ■■■ - .■ - - ~ — —— I BRAILEY A DORRANCE. 1123 CUMING ST. JA. 9521. HOFMANN A MELANGE. Dodge at 24th. Funeral Director*. JA 1941. II. It KRAMFR FUNERAL HOME 413 MUItarv Ave WA. 5214 JOHN A GENTLEMAN. 3411 Farnarn St. TAGGART A PON. 2212 Cuming St. JA. 4714. HULSW A KIKPEN. Funeral d hector*. 7224 Cutntr.g. JA. 1726 CROSBT-MOORK. 24tfi end Wirt. WE. 4447. Cemeteries. D VISIT SUIU'.ST I .AWN S**e (he diapiH> of wreath* and evergreen •ta i - i -.i - «t • ho gftanhouae rh4 • •ineCery I* more beautiful than usual at ihi.v *»• i*on of the yrm office* at the ■ *»m *• i im >■ (north of city limit a > and 720 ltrendeie theater * Florists F. in HIKIIS, Kiorm, h r.rn.rn. JA. HOP iTTlT-T HA Nl ImT< r.insm JA IMS. Personals._ ^ Till. SALVATION Army Induatrlal homa -It* >• >ir old clothing furniture, mage ii.c* W t* collect. W e dlntribute Phone .1 a 4 13* md uur wagon will call. Call and Inej -• l oil* new home. 1110-1112-1114 » »od g «• Street_ _ I* ITS Found ho neat. proven neatment for rhe*.' dt*t retain* attack* Hundred* i**,n*fH»d Want you t •* ley it Will ► • tid ft**** auppl* poetpnld Write H I ,ep«..i 1 Mo Island A.* Milwaukee. \\ ia WILL PEori.K who eiinraaed accident op 11 l, 1» hlghxvav between Waved' id 1 Hnvelock, Neb, on Saturday «»f the \ etiro hIi S \ nil IP*** c.itoe be! \* • <*P Fold • upe an*l N> h Moadatar. call JA. 3409 ''mNHNKMKNT caeca reielved In m> lomie under do tor and graduate nurae'a cure. 4119 1 Ava. WA TUI_ Thegtii al historical manque coatumea for U’a*. and pan «•* at 1.Liberia. «»mah* WAN II I» s gooil • hn*» n homa to 1.0111*1 children HA 6492 Lost and Found. 4 I’l.S* h we**' end lag containing Ivory • I..( not. Inal in Ol'inha on Dnugla* Ni In*tween 19th and I 7th St 110 reward !!■ turn lo Campbell Printing Co. Ilerlau. Im 9 mall black bag • untatnlng surgeon'* headlight and tnatru ntenta Liberal reward. Pc. Chat lea J Wonder AT 2I>«? Lt »HT Tueadnv evening. coral cameo I kroneh Reward tl>ll AT 4324 I.( (M‘1 A red and while on* slim t (ail last l ildrtv night. 6014 South 31th A' e _AUTOMOBILES._ Automobiles for Sale. 5 WII.L 2 demonutrstori. 1 4-cyl. touring, like new; 1 6-cyl. touring with full equipment, both carry factory varan tee. NEBRASKA OLDSMOBII.E CO.. AT. 1779. 19th and Howard USED CARS Special Prl'-#* This Week Only. _ Terma Without Finance Charge 1 —1920 Ford touring . I—1917 Dodg* toiirfriR ..$u OQ 1 —1917 Hen touring .$loi> ihi 1 —1818 Auburn .• 1 — 1921 Star touring .I1f-0.00 1—Model 60 Cadillac .*376.00 1—1*23 Ford touring . 1—1921 Ford eednn.t~76 1 —1919 Moon touring .llaO.OO 84 year* In bualnese IV# will be here when j’ou want to buy again. ANDREW MURPHY” A SON. Durant and Star Care 1419 Jarkeon. Just Out of the Paint Shop and Rebuilt. Oldamoblla 6 touring .I-***” Oldamobile. 4-cjrl. touring . OldamobHe »-**yf. touring .J*f‘* Bui' k 6. not repainted . ... And several other good automobile* from $75 to $760 Trade. Caah or Termi. NEBRASKA OLD8MOB1LK CO., AT. iTTO. J8th and Howard. > OAKI.AND MOTOR CO USED OAR BRANCHES Mth and Bake. ... 321* V'»rn«m :«th and O 13o 8. Main .. South Omaha. Council Blurfa. For th« Bujer*' Convenience GOOD USED CARS AT BEDROCK PRICES FORD COUPE. 1922 modal, a flrst-tlaaa car; paint, upholstery and tires like n>v.*. Iota of extra*, big wheel: Peed brake*, distributer igniilon and heater A bar gain for $”.75 Term* Nn finance charge WILEYS OVERLAND, INC. 2562 Famim. DURANT SEDAN—Overhauled and re painted. Bumnera, spare tire and jnoto ineter Priced for quick eale. $475. Open Sundays and evening* ANDREW MURPHY A. SON. 14th and Jackson _AT 44 11 SOME bargain* In na*d Ford*. New Ford aon. Eaav pa vmanta. __ M’CAFFREY MOTOR CO.. The Handv Service Station ir.th and Jackson F*s_ AT. ..II WILLYH-KNIGHT muring, leas than a year old. in perfect ehape. A Knight improves with use and tnla ore l* jur» righ'--$S5Q • a» h .r terms No fir am *■ * ha rge* • ..... WILLYS OVKH LAND, IN* ' . 21*2 ! arnam NEW ard used Ford*, cash or term*. C. E. rAULSUN MOTOR CO. Authorized Ford and Lincoln Dealer* S0»h and Am** Aye._KU. 014t FORD ‘ f o u ’ ng 1922. ’he be*.- runninc Ford in town, for $200 Term- No finance •-ha rgt; WILLYS OVERLAND. IV. _: r, 2 Fame in DEPENDABLE USED CARS. ANDREW MURPHY A -ION. 54 Tear* in Butin"*" Buy Here Saf*’’ DODGE TorRING. Fine condition. Atlantic 4.'60 _ USED pant for all makes «>f i»r Ford used part* it half pri«e 'wo wrecking riant* Nebraska Auto P s J A 41*„: CALL AT. 1770 Wh*n You Want a Good Used <‘«r, NEBRASKA OLDS MOBILE CO 142? SEDAN Light a t. p*rf*. i condition. AT 45*# _ USED 1 CARS O. N Ron»*y Motor Ca 2584 Fa rr am NASH Nash. I»»e model. A-l condition through g| H ' lift _ NEARLY NEW Oldsni'ihile « bargain 'I A 7*5? HIGH-GRADE new arm used car*. GUT L SMITH_ FORD TOURING CAR $10© 3501 *» lfTII By an exclusive process cod-liver oil, the tonic wealth of Norway’s seas in SCOTT’S EMULSION is made as palatable at cream and far more nourishing. SCOTT’S U cod- *1 liver oil raised to 4Bpk the highest peak of DM efficiency. ^JjL a Break a Cold Right Up with "Pape's Cold Compound" Take two tablet* every- three hours until three doses are taken. The first dose always gives relief. The second and third doses completely break up the cold. Pleasant and safe to take Contains no quinine or opiates. MU lions use “Papes Cold Compound.’' Price, thirty five cents. Druggists Harmless Laxative for the Liver and Bowels Kerl finr’ No krtplngr or fnconvenl cm• follow® a Icrntl* liver ;»nd bowH clMiinlnf with *'t ’apcamMh Kick Ho.itlat hr, lUlfouatti***. U®s« ■ Indi i option. ®m1 .«H ®uoh dtetrrpp K»>nt* h> moitiins l or Mon. Women and I'hil dr*n 10c lni\t'M. also And 6(k* ®1kop, finv drif atcr® _ AUTOMOBILES ^ | Automobiles for Sale. 5 REAl BARGAINS IN GOOD USED CARS. Spend both aides of your automobile dollar. IIS#. Thia ia a Chandler chummy road ster in very good condition throughout. New Top and < urtalns Fl\e good tirea. A snappy Job Jn every reapect. * 150 Cadillac Eight touring type 61. '.ood tirea and ready for the road. Re flnished and in excellent mechanical condition. 1175. Will vs - Knight touring in ex '•'dlent condition throughout. Good tires. Refinlshed. Rurs like new, looks Ilka I new Thia Is Indeed a real bargain. 1200 Ol ismoblle roadster. Eight r> Und er. lots of extra equipment and a snappy lob. Good tirea and ready for the road. S 150 Ford Sedan. T«ate model and like riuw In every way. IjOts of extraa and a real bargain 1400. Hudson speedster with new ton. Rebuilt, reflnirhed and five s»eel wheels Good tires. All In first class trim and ready for the road. $450 Essex touring with Sedan top in excellent condition. New tires Wire wheels > real bargain in a high grade small car. $450. T,ate model Essex touring whldh haa had very careful use and in as Vood as new condition. Fully equipped and guaranteed. $450 Studehaker special six touring *n wonderful condition throughout. Alao tinnv other cars priced to sell Come in and let us demonstrate Easy terms if needed at low interest rates. OUT L. SMITH. 2 661 Farnam Street. Atlantic 1144. HAVE YOU SEEN OUR SPECIAL CHRISTMAS OFFER - I>oi!■ c,,a«ter tv»gon* and 1 To. a Now on Displav in Our Windows FREE With T.t h L Car Purchased DON’T DEI.AT Because These Car* Are Priced Right Ford Roadster °° i 'ord Fedan, a* * • i ■» l ord Sedan, starter. < *-n i J'ord Sedan, atarttr. d'n 'r « F "ft0 ttulck 4. touring 1 ,fi 00 iiulck «. touring * '. *f' Bull k C touring iiuirk 6 touring ... f-r"' ' Ftuick 6 coupe *" ■ Mkland •>. tour ;ig . Hie « roadster .- • - * *;5." Chevrolet Sedan . It is. Oft Zr* r Car guararr;"d »• ep~esen*ed Eaay Terr:* if D*-«tred. Open Even r.gs ■ r F'. TOV * .gif Fa mam SW* j v. y - u*1 L USED CARS FA KRY PAT THERE IF A REASON COME AND SEE. Four .e- i ilT.sbi:* tou-.ng car. » th ? • .<*'■ r• »r.d t'rea motor ir r * fe t >-ond!t <r... t F-T-cyllr “C O Id* obi'.e s^dan !t» f ne runr.;ng order. 1300 Eight-cyllnde- O-dsrrobiie touring, new ly painted A clr tn condition ?.»r thousand* of m‘!*e Not ex p*n*.»s to operate IISO Stx-ry:inder Oldaroobtle tou-.ng * ' e. • fine a Newly painted and - I * * f.j cylinder Rulck touring Needs paint. Rune good . . |1M Se* *-•! other bargains ITS and up TRADE IN—CASH -OR TERMS NEBRASKA OI.PSMOBII.E CO. AT 177« l»th and Howard. \ SAKE PLACE TO BI T m. * are o'form* specie reduction* on o her nukn of rare than t'aUUlar Tour opportunity for purchase was ne'er bet ter. Dukk To1 r-rr .. 1274 40 Buiok Touring Renewed . 409 00 ! Elf In Touring.. . 200 99 Jordan Touring ... ... 759 99 Nash Touring . 400 99 Naah Redan 4**90 j Oidsmoblle Roadster . 199*0 The IIAXSKX PLAN for *h# sal# « ' ‘hr*e —* mean a you* protection and also of fers you an opportunity To purchase your oar on term* that will fit any condition Lot us explain its advantage* J 11 HANS K. X C ADILT.AC CO. HA *71* Pam am at 24th S. lH’ItANT — iff* Tour R*»bu It Through out. Thla oar runs and look* ’ike ne»v llaa bumper*, motometer and apart tire A bargain at I5T5 AXT)RK W Ml R I'M Y A Si N 14th and Jackson AT till. 1 flub CARS 9t49 up A1 s’andard make* Our prices : ra the 'oeeat 7944 Faruam »' 4T *51* rsr.t> car i»f.pt NASH VR1KFKM4 AUTO CO Auto Accessorte* Parts. 9 t'RKO parts for ail makes of cars. 54 to T4 per cent off Hat price two wreck ing plan:* IMi Harne>. Ha *451 and 7*95 rumlng AT 14T0 Service Station—Repairing. 10 1 N Dl'hT R 1 A l. .in«> MACHINISTS” *'* Under re boring general machine and biaokamlth «ork 1' MKl clIloRt A st*N *! T So 1 Tih St AT 14j* ^ *4* Mil i i.ruuNTrr a *77,7Tis’7 - • Upping and oil Pump;-c enonn.ms and oil Saving i'llt *SS T» 'IV N (ilRUi) *J 7 -19 S 2 41 h St Sec Home 1 ' n d *■ WHY PAINT? We hake enamel entire *r mv color |vh,o enameling prw*e*» 17S South ?Tth St * ii.tor 'M'RII I't 4 s .Ft*' 5' ,U ‘. 0 . Auto l.ivtry Gsragr U ■Tin V I orHi-.u i'aus it till ■ • AIT" » . . _________ ' ' ITH It M TOHuaiMt iA.N 1IJ* NORTH ItM. « K .... i ^BUSINESS^SERVICF^_ Business Services Offered. l.i JAMES ALLAN'S Detective* Expert #erret service 311-112 Neville Block. AT. 11»9. RELIABLE Detective Bureau. Hunderlaad Lldg JA 2066; night. KC. 2*1*-_ MOHT hauling and trunk* WE 4 2.j__ Building Contractors.14 STORM sashe*. made and hung; broken windows replaced. Glazing- Helman. Ken. 5701.__ GET our prices on complete garage* Mor rison Lumber A Coal Co w E. 66(1. Millinery—Dressmaiting. 17 ACCORDION, aide, knlte. ooi plMtlns. covered button*, all rtylee; hemeMtchlng; buttonholes Write Idea! Button A Pleat ing Co.. JO* Brown Block. Omaha. Neo. Telephone JA. 19J9 _ TAILORED licensee from your old suits furs remodeled, chokers made: reason able. HA. 6*94__, NEB. PLEATING CO. Hemstitching Covered Button*. '*^4 Farnam. Second ! «»»>r JA 6(7 9 Moving—Trucking—Storage. 18 FIDELITY STORAGE A VAN CO. MOVING PACGING STORAGE FHIPPfNO Household good pianos. office furniture Conaol date -ar- to |,o:i Arigoiea and other California, points. 11ft7 ii hmward st. , ja o:»«. ‘VL< 7bE V A N A N I * ST< >RA< i E. PAC’KJNG. MOVING. SHIPPING,STORING. Estimates furnished AT. 0539 or JA. 4S3-. BEK I NS OMAHA VAN & STORAGE 16th arid Leavenworth Sts. Packing, mov ing. storage. ehipp!ng. JA. 41(J_ G« *KDON FIREPROOF WHbC <fc VAN Jit North 11th 8* Phone JA. 3032: mo - - Ing. racking s or,ir» sh-oping Painting and Papering. 19 WALLPAPER SALE—BOOKS KENT 37 MAIL PAPERHANGIEG OCR SPKCIAL TV. 1 ’K 171 j PARKS AT '4 4 MA.Q1M PAINTING, papering Flrst-claaa work. Winter bargain-'. JA 95i(!. Patent Attorneys. 20 7?~~^~~hUiR:n^~iTTr~D9lg^r^oomriiiV. Omaha, also Washington double service. ■Ingle fee. A!ao help sell patents. - -..—. Printing Stationery. 21 DDT Printing Co.. 212 8 11 Bt. JA, Professional Service. 22 DK.N'T T3TH Y. A.i kinds of dental work done, uaie? lie careful eut'-rv *!on of p-ofeesore at the Creirhton Unlversitv College of Den ■ fftrv. corner 2«th and California gtre*ta. lax* H- • • ’inning or Oomatown nr PRESCRIPTIONS carefully compounded at the b Sherman it McConnell Drug Stores. DENTAL. X-ray. toe each; 13 full set Ilf Securities Bldg J«tb and Parnaa. bathe, massage, 32t Arthur Bldg. __Repairing. 23 EXPERT sewing machine repairing. MICKELS. ’ 5’h end Harney AT. 43C1. I’HoXosHAPH and tewing machine re pair,? g Not,- g to ••‘11 but service Miller, • * '* ‘h ’A .'4 M\ 1J»48 vent- g" _ Renovating and Dyeing. 24 1 » AHA PJI.T.OW CO.—Mattr-ssea r ■ - . ke at half he prk« > ' * uming JA. T4*,;. _E MPLOYMENT. _ Help Wanted Female. 27 LADII.s l.EA .V BEAUTY CL'LTU fi F J*' - : er-t .; nf 'vest branch of M ; 1 ‘ , ' with ail modern f. 'h " -- Day or evening • »ur **.' tetr. a, wn #*verywhere. Wrj»- fp particular? MOI.ER « OLLEGK. m • r .v , 1 iid Fluor. ^ ANTED—To n touch wth w* interested 'n hotel and club hou*ekr*p ; f'»r early posit Iona m namm*' and Burnt - '.?t4 «•»! f - a I- - a A i ■ •.» ' M *'**0 ■ Il'g ea 4-e« -»•!>, h( \„ r’’,,>rU« ► jj. . y t; ?i . . p.»! is. M:n-y, « UMPET ENT MAIL* for general house ^°A“ 'tu»t be good cook *ef*ren-«K -:-Ell-±_ »!• ’USr ;< 1.KPER war **d by m dd • a. 1 "*r *. ?h thre* g r!a G. I>. We- • , A abutn, la, R. F D SALF.ST.AliT- Sela*-. ... ! I to 4 p n . Sui 'iij. a! li-c^k _Help Wanted Male. 28 v* ANTFID P-ruer «p«-i'nrt per man jyD. must take nr-rt\» eto<*k ,ri rorr*«>r* ‘'n fyanii’e. - • - -d«. Id r<ace to lit, ' ? vm« ^ra. Pur? eg »!•« ■ -a r , nVa *n *" f,,*: " r :5H, ok ,'V *-NTF!D—KV TO l.EARX RARBKI: «« -Bto »#r H> lw,i ,■ with a -r-fw^?rn e8 r.a-w—or «,.' r*— j. .. for bo : Vy-i.KP. daub ;r ,>,i ^■ah" '** s «:h f* Of fie, Mcrr-I “ v VTEI^-Rrrr. ■■ ~ h r, . . • u.ri • !»Vo s- rrr:,.i an* on ,nir *-». rt*i o.f r V*rj l*H*ral nmalam uh ■4 ■ ume >. lev css mtki > ;* •” h°jr r -pa- tin-:» W- . f frt*, .. Wt LAl'. \|ECH A N i* MAuAZINK, .41 East <*mar.o ■ h cay TiLECTRJCITT taurht by •vt*er-a. ^ wh' .e you learn a* home K.e *r , «j be*.-. '' *■ e > a ”, , • jj an teed and yostn aeour*d Write » » n.-f .re » * r «« T144 l.awrai •• A > e < h1 . L(v*: manager for '-Ka.r .f - * a J | '*’%h TOV hon Booket F R E R DAY SON READ LTST 4 T li CO ■ QM Smith. Ark. • LKRKS * ’'v ma It upward f "* mo F.xpencn-w unnecessary For f-c* particular*. w-Ttt, R Terry «former r!r<| zr'r *»> Bar-ater Bl .. . w Mh'l.llrn n * ALL MK.V, womer. bora c:-la IT to C, I.* f. A i tra ve,g *- atar ^nar *'<e V- Ozment. ltf. St. Lou.s. Me Im'ned.ate; ?I EN rre»;i*e F' Bra kerne-, i . - orcd Siec? mg t'ar Porter* \. road* Write Inter-RaUwa.' Dep* :* . India napclla. Ind. b.* v nvrrr.' tivc s; c «- - ■* .. trace «.\#r world expericr-e unr-- •• V * an T>eter-!\a a*;en ■> '** t •■ umhi.y St l.oul* FIHKMKN brakerne-!. S?g,r-n?’-» |1." iwluh position ’» Railway, T-?i unha Be# Help Wanted Male 4 Female. ?9 TYPISTS Earn Hi, fi*fl w eekly, time '•-.*> i n g i u t h • • r * . t n u *• ■ r i pt®. tv • * • H .T t’AKM'S. Authors k*., «t. C-J4S, ». _ Salesmen and Agents, 30 AO ENTS Make Mg mon#* *•! ng »*. . • ,|tO lexer,' i • H '((Hi-f i * *0,-1 If •* months Pofu |jf>. For fv t'atttcu'a** write S:r»nsk* Co. TVi»t. 1.*-: riinagna P AORNTs. rtf ■ h<- * rape* intend* to scU 14volume. «;*eclal a.'hool edIPon * TUe Hook of Knru!fdgf io rural school*. Kar* : sell. High,* remunerate* Hus’. i« N‘,~h.*ta«. 44. » Sheridan Chicago Ait PNTs .** guarantee 1 hoser* dt * 'r*»m mill to v» rarer. *Alarj paid for tu*l tun* or spar# hour* All sty!#* in eoO«n. I si Ik s t nte N - Mllla. Nofristown P* : M.KSMK.N Ik* * »'u «*li . lathing im «#rna store t*>»de 1 >u Mi.-eki one pif, • motor suits mak# fin# * d# I n* nun*l'#' \\ r • for proposition ilsv# refrrmsM** *1 arengo Special!*- m , Marengo. III. ski pj«\fK\ I chtr>:ng S ' a n g* Batters Compound Charge* ds.-barged hatter rs Instantly EKn naiea o?d method entire!* '••lion fro# to agents, lightning tV. St. Paul Minn ACr:\Ts \ uokf »h- H^Tt rVoxotatc-s Mints, Chewing \2um* U# to* *ge’ •* »-arn mon** K'f <M> a - -n«r w* •* today rt.o -ample. Mil ,n C.erxl * Shop* cihtinnati • ►MsH kt. ag#Bi, u# k:AO week T; ~7T ne gold « , * • „ , | . • apg *.. VIKTAU.IC I KYTCK n> * * N Cl* »KK*gn_ SAl.KSMKN S.. i st'.Xrd ZTTeT^~tr. * .»#. )'r'm good all war *'«>«*>! p '» . * t , * ha cep! on*"* g •*! .ne K a K Ski hs ' c ;>■ * f \ lt.« *.*! s e‘j ago S\IK* M VNAUKRS *. an I i n*7n haa earned fe* $4 »#■» i \ ' > * igat f *ui ds*« M* CetlMi Mote! t'onant At* N I S fee #e!! oUf ! ?f Ton to kk on.*#.. ful i.ie*l‘t ln» hi« -ape >tr * Mg prof : a l Vc vssi a tN* Wept S’ I .'u s, \M* Situation* Wanted Female. 31 KM OHI K • < '.~~ • V ,T-X T..«x »...1 Thu.i i .>«K i k dinner*. >\ k, ««>«_ . <t Siiua v\ . td Male ■i .n. >. • *,„ -m.-e* *. » “ * ' ‘ * '■ *,,##||#|»| - X '■ ' 11 '■ * f *■