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Brader Is Named Muny Orchestra Concert Master Personnel of Symphony Or chestra Completed After Recent Rehearsals. The roster of the 60 musicians, who form the personnel of the Omaha Symphony orchestra, which will give tnree concerts this winter under the auspices of tho business and profes sional women's division of the Cham ’ her of Commerce, now Is complete. The orchestra has been rehearsing i for several weeks. During this time, j Krnest Nordln, resident director; ! Rudolph Scidl of the Rialto theater, 1 associate director, and Herman K. Mansfield, manager, selected the t musicians. >„ Harry Brader, director of the Rialto ! Symphony orchestra, has been chosen . for concert master. Brader la Concert Master. Mr. Brader began studying the Violin at the age of 8, under his fath er, Janies Brader. At the age of 17, j he began his career as director, con ducting orchestras for several years In Lincoln, Chicago and Omaha be fore becoming director of the Rialto orchestra. Many rehearsals will be held dur ing the next two weeks. The first concert will be given Thured&y evening, November 20. Engelbert Roentgen, "guest conduc tor,” will arrive from Minneapolis November 16 to hold dally rehearsals. Tickets on Sale. Reason tickets now are on sale by tfie members of the women's division at the Chamber of Commerce and local music stores. There le no extra charge for re served seats. , The personnel of the orchestra ln dude the names of several of Omaha's best known teachers and soloists, while the other members are all well known players In theater orchestras. The list is as follows: First violins: Harry Brader, concert .master; Robert Cuicmlen, .Max Bautnels ter, Frank Mach, Louis Schnauber, Phillip Oendankln, Elmer Sutton. Alvin I'oolc, Ernest Nordln, Ruth Kopecky; eecond Violins: Max Marlin, Madge West Sutphen, Carl I.ampe, Evelyn Reese, Herbert Blanchard, Graco l.oldy Burger, Herbert Fransk, John Reagan; vlolae: Emil Hof mann. Louts# 8. Zabrlskie. Will Hetn«r Ington, Bloiae Weat McNlchola, Otto fSonxrf, Kiel# Reeae; eelloa: Emil Hoppe, Ernest Kopsoky, Calvin C. Burje, Anton Plsksc, Leonard Otmit Mabel Burnite; baasoa: Harman Even, Frank Glaesberger, Benry Kay. Alfred Caldwell, Max Fleher. Edmund F. Brader; harpe, Virginia Mul kolland, Thelma Skeen Swauger; flutes' Peter J. Chrletmen, Urban Stella, Ernest Nordln, Jr.; piccolo: Erneet Nordln, ,lr.; shoes:: Rudolph Said), Hugo Nordln; English horn: Rudolph Soldi; clarinets: James Hansen; Emil Krause; bassoons: Charles Krasnsr, Wallses Wheeler; Frsaek horns: Jehn Taff. Luther Andrews Harman Rohr* Isidore Benoit; trumpets. Fred Phelps. Jack Wald ley; trombones: William Anderson, Michael M. U. Chaloupka, Julian A. Abbott; tubn: Edmund P. Brader; tympany: George Fhutta; psreuealon: George A. Smith, Frank Bliss; librarian: Otto Scharf. 10 Names Urged for Cabinet Job Farm Organizations Present Eiigibles for New Secre tary of Agriculture. 1 ' Washington, Nov. 1.—Ten names I have been submitted to President Cool f Use for the post of secretary of agri | culture by farm organizations who , v\ »re asked by him for suggestions. They are: Louis J. Taber, master I of the National Grange, Columbus, O.; I Charles H. March, Litchfield, Minn., I turner; John Fields, Oklahoma City, I fdltor of the Oklahoma Farmer; Sam 1 liel Adams, Washington, former pres, | Sent of the Agricultural Editors' asso ciation; E. E. Fayville, Portland, Ore., [ editor of Western Farmer; Frank O. Lowden, former governor of Illinois; Herbert Myrlck, Springfield, Mass. I Charles Grand, Urbana ,0.; C. W. i bugsley, president of South Dakota * Agricultural college and former as I ? Sistant secretary of agriculture, and ■- J. Lee Coulter, president of North ) Dakota Agricultural college. I , Numerous messages continue to ar [ rive at the White House from every : section of the country In regard to the appointment. So far, It was said , at the White House, there is no ap parent unanimity of opinion. Charles W. Pugsley, former Ne ! braskan and until a year ago assist ant secretary of agriculture, Is being I urged upon President Coolidge as the i logical man to succeed the lata Henry | C. Wallace as secretary of agrlcul ! ture. Pugsley Is now president of the I gouth Dakota State college at Brook I lngs. Agricultural organizations in gouth Dakota and Individuals have f wired the president suggesting Pugs (ley's appointment. Word of this I reached Omaha Friday when Way land W. McGee of the Summer Hill ffarrn received a telegram from Pugs ley. Another mentioned for the post Is former Governor Sant McKelvle and •ft Is understood that friends are working for his selection. MrKcl vle's friends point out that, as editor •of a farm publication, he Is as equally fitted for the post ns was the late Secretary Wallace, i A movement with the ultimate goal Lf Pugsley's appointment is now mi •dsr way In Omaha and throughout khe state In the hope that he will win a place In President C'oolldge's cubi net. He Is one of the foremost agri kurtural experts In the country and Is thoroughly familiar with the dit lies of the post made vacant by Wal lace's death. John T. Kennedy, presl dent of the First National hank: I County Agent Earl Maxwell and oth- j ns are working to bring about the , appointment. HEARING ON MAUL WILL DECEMBER I ! Hearing on the will of Mrs. Lillian Maul, who left an estate of more than i 1180,000 to friends and Institutions, has been set for December 1 In coun fy court. Her nephew is contesting hs will. Tans and browns are very good for ■.street ehyea, and the "weave" toe is Alo be oflol'ted for sports Weur. IA i Rialto Musician Heads Symphony f-— > Jury of 12 Women Convicts Widower of Nebraska Girl ,1. A. Jordan, found guilty of bigamy in I,os Angeles Friday by a jury of 13 women, married a former Shelton, Neb., girl last February. Slie was Sadie Kessler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Kessler. Sadie Kessler had lived in fyong Keach, Cal., for eight years. Jordan was charged with having married Miss Kessler while still wed to Mrs. Graee Jordan of Toronto. Jordan returned to Long Hearh one day last summer with file body of his bride and told authori ties that she fell from a 100-foot cliff. He was ronvleted of bigamy also several years ago. It is said he has been married seven or eight times. V-----y TRIMMED COMPLETE $45.00 a — \Ua. .go. jtJ| ~ - - --i' Adult Size H. H. KRAMER Phone Walnut 5314 5918 Military Are. CHAPEL FREE BEE CLASSIFIED AD RATES 1 •« per lint each day, * or 2 day a. 17e par line each day, 3 or 6 daya. 16c per line each day, 7 day*. 15o par llna each day. 30 daya. Telephone AT.!ant It* 1000. THE KVENINQ BEE. THE OMAHA MoKNINO BEE. CLASSIFICATION. I Funeral Notice* . 1 Vault* and Monument*. 1 . Funeral Director*. 3 1 (Vineteric* . 4 I Florist* . 6 Curd of Thank*. 6 I Lodge' Notice* . 7 'Coining Events.. H ; Personal* ..... 9 ; Lost mid Found.....Id AUTOMOBILE®. Automobile* for Mule. 11 Truck* for kale.... 12 Automobile Agenciea ................. 13 Motorcycle* tind Itievelea..... 14 \ utonioblle* for Kxchnnge. 16 \iltn Arce*«oricN Parr* . ............. 16 Service Stations. Repairing. 17 \nto Livery, hariiRoi. Dt W'Hiitcd—Automobile* . 19 i.tiragea for Kent. . 2t' Bl SINKS® SERVICE. Business Herviee* offered.. tl Building Contractor* . 22 Beating and Plumbing. 23 I tmuruuce . . ..... 24 Millinery—Dressmaking . 25 Moving—Trucking—Storage .. 26 Painting and Papering . 27 Patent Attorney*. 2H Printing Stationery... ttt Professional Serviee . 89 If .-‘Pairing 81 Renov ating unit Dyeing... 82 Laundries. 83 Tailoring and Pressing.31 ! \\ uut.'d—lluf ines* Service . 35 EMPLOYMENT. Help Wanted—Female. 3A .Help Wanted— Male......... 87 llelp Wanted—Male and Female. 3H Huleainen and Agent*. . 89 *»il tuitions Wanted—Female...40 Situation* Wanted—Mule. 41 financial. Business Opportunities . 42 ; Investment—Stock*—Hand* . 43 'Real Estate Loan*. 44 Money to lawm. 45 Wanted to Borrow. 46 F ill ( A TIONAL. Correspondence Course*.•••••••. • 47 Local Instruction Classes. 4H Mu *i eul—Dramatic .• 49 Dancing Academic*. 50 private Instruction. 61 Wanted—Instruction . x. 62 LIVESTOCK. Dog*. Cats and Pet*. 63 Horse*. Cattle. \ chicles. 64 Poultry and Supplies. 65 Wanted-—Livestock . 66 MERCHANDISE. .Article* for sale. 67 Business I .<j uipment . 5M Building Material* 59 i'arrii and Dairy Product*. 60 Fuel and Feed ... 61 f.ood Thing* hi Eat. .. 62 Home Mode Things.63 flotiMcliold Bond* . 64 Swap < «tI iimn . 65 Jewelry and fVatehe*.. 66 Maehincrv a ml 'tool* .. 67 seeil*. Plant* ami Flower*. 6H Special* at the Store*.,,, 69 Wti«l<ul Instrument* . Radio Equipment. ... Wearing Apoarel . W tinted to Buy . . ROOM® FOR RENT. Room* With Board . 7t vuml*hed Room* .73 Room* for Housekeeping. 76 Room*. 1 nfurnished . 77 Where to Stop in Town. 7* Wanted—Room* and Board. 79 REAL BUT ATE—FOR KENT. Apartment*—Furnished.80 .Apartment*—Unfurnished . 6* Business Hare* for Rene. H2 House* for Rent . N3 Houses—Furnished . HI Office* and Desk Room... H5 But nf Town Property ................ HO Suburban for Kent .H". I arm Land* for Rent . Mb , Summer Place for Rent. H" Wanted to Rent.90 HEAL ESTATE—FOR SALE. Business Property. .91 Real F.statc—Investment* . 9" Larin* and Land* for Hale. 92 ( Ity Acreage for Sale . 91 House*— North . 96 Houses—hoot tl . 97 Houses—West .9H House*—Iteuson . Ffir Sale—Dundee . . For Snip—Florence - . lor Hale—Council Bluff*.10! lad* for Sale ,...•..103 Real I stole for Exchange...101 Wanted—Real Estate .105 AUCTION®. Auction Sale* .. ....... 106 Real Estate for Auction . 107 ” ■ ■- —1 " ■ ■ . . -- -- Funeral Notices. • IRAHAM John W , entered Into rest *f his horn*. 3622 Am** avenue. Friday, October 31, *t the nge nf 4 2 yen re. Fttn*ral eerylrw* Sunday, November 2, at the Scottish Rita cathedral. Twentieth and Dougin* street*, nt 3 t> m . under the auspice* of Nebraska lodge No. I. A. F «V A. M. Friend* welcome Burial at North Bend, Neb , Monday afternoon Member* of No I please take notice thereof. M*m of ilatii lodge# an at Foi further Information cull liulee A Uiepen. ANNODNCBSMBXTfr_ Funeral NotHes. J MITCHELL—Mrs. Cecilia, ogc<T 60 years, beloved wife of James C. Mitchell, died Friday ji. rn following a lingering Ill ness. Besides her husband, she la aur vlved bv two daughters. Mrs. Nells Mar toll. Mrs. Marie Callahttn; one grandson, Jimmie Martell ; four Bisters, Mrs. A. J. Dean Mrs J McCormick. Mrs. J. O Don nell 'of Omaha. Mrs. Pater Garvin of Dixon, Neb. Funeral Monday. November 3, 8:45 a. m.. from the family residence, 28*1 Dodge street, to St. Peters church, 9 r. m. In terment Holy .Sepulcher cemetery .under direction Heafev A Heafy, Atlantic 2531. Vaults and Monument*. S "Automatic Sealing" concrete burial vauita recommended by all leading undertaker*. .\1 f'ri. by Omaha Concrete Hurial Vault Co Funeral Directors. S HEAFEY *• HEAFEY Undertakers and Embalmera Phon. HA. 0266. Office 2611 Farnam (ESTABLISHED SINCE 1882) 1IUI.SE A RIEPEN. At Your Service. 2222-24 Cuming St,JA. 1226 Brailey & Dorrance. HOFFMAN-CROSBY ambulance. Dodge and 2 4th St Funeral directors. JA. 3901. JOHN A. GENTLEMAN HA. 1661. 3411 Farnam St. 77 F. SWANS' >N. 17TH AND CUMING Quiet. Dignified Supervision. UESUIE U. MOORE. 24th and Wirt. WE 0047._____ C. C. HAYNES FUNERAL HOME. ^ I 3920 N. 24th St. KB. 0267 ———————————— Cemeteries. 4 VISIT Forest Lawn. Call at the green houses at entrance of cemetery (West of Fibre nee). Order* are being received for evergreen blankets, winter wreaths and cut flowers, offices at the cemetery and : 7"o Brandeia Theater Building. Personals. 9 PROTECTION for country banka and merchants. A well-trained police dog in side your building is better than in surance. Phono WA. 4438 Cherrycroft Farm Kennels, 73d and Milltaty Ave. THE SALVATION ARMY industrial home! solicits your old clothing, furniture, maga zine*. We collect. We distribute. Phone1 JA. 4135 and our wagon will call. Call and Inspect out new home. 209 N. 13th S' COSTUMES, theatrical, hlatorlcal maaque costumes to rent. Uieben, 1514 Howard.' HOT oil vapor steam hatha and massage* Room 35, Douglas Block. AT. 8694. SEVEN TWENTY THREE TIMES. "2131667 * i Iiost and Found. 10 LOST- Police dog; female, wolf gray. Re ward. Philipp Geil, 6623 N. 27th Avt. KE. 1233 LOST Round pin. ruby and diamond*. Valued ns keepsake. Reward. AT. 6918. ~aotomobii.es. Automobile* for Sale. J1 —————————————————— Rebuilt Trucks at Bargain prices. All makes, size*. prices. Good terms. J. M. Opper Motor Co., AT. 1411. 1661 Farnam. DON’T BUY TILL YOU LOOK THESE OVER 1 923 Ford Touring rnr ... 1920 Stuts Touring . 650 1920 Gardner Touring . £60 1922 Durant Touring .3 • *» Franklin Touring .126 1922 Oldsmoblle Touring .595 Bulck Roadster (6) . 225 34B Oakland Touring . 89 Mitchell Touring . 175 1922 Oakland Sport Touring . 450 1920 Oakland Touring . 250 34C Oakland Sedan . 260 34B Oakland Sedan . 250 1923 Oakland 2-pase. Coupe . 775 11-22 Bulck Coup* . 675 1923 Oakland Sport Touring . f-75 Open Sun. 9 till 1. 20ih and Harney Sta OAKLAND MOTOR CAR CO., Open Sunday 9 til! 1. 20th and Harney 8t. ___ Used Car Bargains We have Bulcka. Reos. Old* Willy s knights, Fords, Stevsns. National and others. See ours first. Good terms. J. M. Opper Motor Co., AT. 1426. 2566 Farngm SI Mr. Taxi Man, Take Notice Srudcbaker Big Six Touring 1621 mortal, repainted, maehsnlcatly perfect, good tlr., Ha, a Rax winter top Might conalrter light car In axchanga. Call Mr. Qlaaa, AT. 4343. loo CARS Forda and other makea, 160 and up Oaah or terine. OOLDSTROM AUTO SALES CO., 2112 Harney StAT. 6646 NASH-VRIES EM A AUTO CO. USED CAR STORE 3064 FxrnamAT. Hlf i H KVROI.KT 1624 roadetar. abaolutely Jit. cine, condition. Will aaertflca aqtiity for quick gale. KE. 2064._ HUICK touring. 1 922. four-cylinder. In aa . rllent cnndlllon f a60 Omaha Flint Co 1 nil SALK Hy owner, Ford. 1924 eoupe week, old Call Harney ?666 Truck* fur Sale. IS TRUCKS FOR SALE • 16 Patriots and 1 f H. C. 1U • ton trucks, with or without tank. FtP# $200 without tank. STANDARD OIL CO., 604 *. 1 ■ th «t. Phone AT. 3900. - ! ONE 8-ton Dougins, 3 lteo spaed wagon* equipped with ato• k bodies. 1 Ford tru* k m-vertl Internationals from 1 to 8 ton Term* can be »rrnnged. Internatlnn.> Harvester Co . 710 S loth Hr AT 07o.. Auto Arce**orle*# I'm rig. 16 GUARANTEED new and used euto parts at a npe< ml rut prlre Nebraska Auto Parts. 1010-18 Hafney Ht JA 4931, snd 3205 Cuming RU AT. 1970. IA1 Ford piste gleas wind shield. |2 and $2.60. Kuptan Auto Parts, 2 111 Nh bolus _ (turner* (or ICrnt. JO STEAM heated garage. Ill S. Hat. HA 7124 or HA, 6994 IM HINKeSS SEHVICR Bi-nufy r«rlor» IIA RUPEHI'I.UOIJR hair removed bv electric needle AH work guaranteed M Isa Allen dor. 330 lliatidel* Theater Uldg. Millinery—DremnitiAklnff. 26 ACCORDION, aide, knife, ho* pleating, covered buttons all stylea; hgmatltonlng: buttonholes. Write Men I Mutton and Pleating Co, 808 Drown Block. Omaha, Neb. Telephone JA. 1926. BUSINESS SERVICE. Millinery—liressmaking. 25 NKIV PT.EATINO CO.. Hemstitching! Covered Buttons. 1104 Farnam. Second Floor. JA. 6670. Moving—Trucking—Storage 26 HEKINS OMAHA VAN STORAGE. 16th an«l Leavenworth Sts. Packing, mov ing, storage, ^shipping. JA. 4163. GLOBE VAN AND STORAGE. PACKING. MOVING. SHIPPING. STORING Estimates furnished. AT. #230 or J A. 4338 GORDON'S FIREPROOF WHSR A VAN, 249 North 11th St. Phone JA 3032; mov ing. packing, storage, shipping. Painting and Papering. 27 Wallpaper, paperhanging, painting. Fred Parks. 47(18 S. 24th St. MA. 0101; AT. 7404. Patent Attorneys. 28 J. W. MARTIN. £26 Peters Trust Bldg., Omaha; also Washington. Double service, single fee. Also help sell patents. Professional Service. SO DENTISTRY. All kinds of dental work done at Creigh ton Dispensary. 26th and California Sts. under the supervision of Instructors of the College of Dentistry. Font* moderate. Take Crosstown. Harney or Cuming street « a r. Repairing. II USED and new sewing machines. Sew ing machines and Vlctrolas repaired. Rent machines, $1 per week, |3 per mo MICK EL MUSIC HOUSE. 15th and Harney. AT. 4361. Printing—Stationer*. 2f) COMMERCIAL PRINTING, Eddy Printing Co.. 212 South 13th St. Phone J A. 6068. FMPUIY ME NT. Help Wanted—Female. 86 LADIES—Learn beauty culture. Wonder ful dema id and wages for operators Practical experience on live models. Care ful instruction1- by experts. Day or eve. Call or write Molar College, log S. 16th. SALESLADIES everywhere to sell Plc Wjc house I rocks direct to wearer; no In vestment; easily earn 636 weekly; all or part time; write today. Pickwick Mfg t.'o , Fort Wayne, lnd. I, A DIES wanted everywhere: address en velopes fur 11s in your own home; liberal pay. Write Immediately. United Sales Service, 20 East Jackson Blvd., Chicago, 111. WOMAN agent, full or spare time, to sell ladies' underwear In your community; easily sold; large commissions. Sherwood, Inc.. 329 \V. Monroe St.. Chicago. WANTED—Women to paint lamp shades for ua at home. Easy pleasant work. Whole or part time. Address Nileart company. 8405, Ft. Wayne, lnd. EARN $25 weekly, spare time, writing for newspapers, magazines. Experience un necessary. Copyright hook free. Press Syndicate, 144. St. Louis, Mo. WANTED an experienced cook with ref erences Mrs. Dixon, HA. 3388. WANTED an experienced second maid with references. Mrs. Dixon, HA. 1388. ENROLL at the largest comptometer school. 300 Courtney Bldg- JA. 1 493. Help Wanted—Male. 57 MEN to make and demonstrate radio sets at home Steady work. Lton Lambert. 527-B Kaufman Bldg. Wichita. Kan. YOUNG MEN 20 to S6—Men who are not afraid to work and who have the ability to stlek-to-lt. Must ho neat appearing and of pleasant approach Have special opportunity for man living In South Omaha No solicit ing. Pay according to your production Ahk for Mr. Qelb. Omaha Bet, Circula tion Department. MEN—We teach scientific barberlng. also ladles' hair bobbing and special marcel ■ >urse. Day or evening. Molar graduate? siwava buay Big pay. Inqulra. MOLEK BARBER COLLEGE. 10$ S 15th St. RANTED—First-class paptr ruler, ca rdie of handling all classee of work Must t*e rellabla and good workman. Guinea Bookbinding Co ■ Sioux City, la. WANTED—Cabinet makers. store fix tures; steady work; Increasing capacity. Bring your tools H. Ehrlich A Sons Mfg. Co., 8t. Joseph, Mo. ALL men. women, boys, girla, 17 to II, willing to gc.-ept government roaltlons 1117-1250 (traveling or stationary), writs Mr Oxment. 155 St. Louis, Mo. BE a detective. 150 1100 weekly, travel over world. ' experience unnecessary. American Detective Agency, 711 Colum hta, St Louie. EXPERIENCED chicken plckere wanted for dry picking. Omaha Cold Storage Go.. Eighth and Farnam Streets. MEN wanting forest rangsr. postal elerk. and other govt, positions, write for free j-artl ulars Moksne. D-71, Denver, Colo. MSlf, woman, government posttleU, rail way mall poatofflce For course of • oachlng. write C C Wild. Dubuque. Is Salesmen and Agents. 39 AGENTS—126 dally taking orders 12 i2 raincoat. Automobile, raincoat. lamp and outfit free Eastern Raincoat Co. 113 Roosevelt, Chi' ago. SALESMEN—Sensational new advertising plan AIJ retailers. Fast seller. $100.<)0 t » $100.00 weekly. Monarch Company. <>dar Rapids. Iowa._ AGENTS i(i (ID dally; taking orders for Guaranteed Hosiery. 2* different etyjes. nswsel fall shades Free outfit offer. Thomas Mfg Co.. Mill 4t32. Dayton, O. AGENTS—Sell sensational new Dust Mtop : n connection with our wringer mops Fait sales I-aiye profits. We deliver K A N. Mfg i'o., Deiphos, O._ AGENTS—$6 dully. Newest kitchen tool Every woman use* jn times- daily Eas> seller. Big profits Sample free Thoms? Mfg. Co . Desk 7912, Dayton, O. H A L E 8 M EN—Some t h In* new a necee sity, sell* $7.50. Costs you $1 Pig re pester. Write for sample. Merchants' Ait'n , Mlnneapolle. Minn AGENTS' Big money- selling Evsrstrate to colored people Enormous demand. Sure repeater feston Co., 25^0 Second Ave., Birmingham, Ala. EMPLOYMENT. Salesmen and Agents. Si* AGENTS—Make big money eelling Madi son "Better-Made" Shirt* direct from our factory to wearer. Over one million satis fied wearer* Easily ao!d. No capital or exp. required. Many earn $100 to $160 weekly Territory now being allotted Wonderful opport unity. Write for free samples now .NPfediaon Mills. 660 Broad way. New Yoi k. _ SALES manager offers substantial, in ( reusing profits to aggressive, energetic representative, able to introduce and sell unique, quality product. Everybody uses and reorders Write, giving references, and experience, to Deeva Company, 4 43 Greenwich street. New York. AGENTS—Men ate making big money selling latest thing in tube repair outflte— REDI-CITT—the all rubber patches; as sorted sizes REDI for every emergency. .Send quarter for full sized ran and par ticulars. Redl-Kut Rubber Co., 1713 W. Polk St., Chicago. SALESMEN—You can enrn $400 per month commission* with only one daily sale of our improved collection system, Muarnnteod to collect ten times its cost; permanent repeat business. National Credit Alliance, 1627 Locust, St. Louis. SALESMEN—At last I Diamond rival dis covered! Amazing blue white Rajah gem astounds Jewelry world and deceives ex perts! Beautiful sample case free! $100 weekly! Write quick I Rajah Diamond Cn., Salisbury. N. O. AGENTS—$300 a month to distribute everyday household necessity In rursl and small town districts. No money needed. Million.dollar firm behind If. Write for particulars and state teriiiory desired. C. J. Johnson. C09 \V Lake, Chicago. AGENTS—500 live representatives wanted to sell wonderful new' auto accessory; luO P«r cent profit ; every car owner a pros pect; make $100 to $260 a week; write quick. Premier Sales Corporation, Dept. 10. 332 S. Michigan Ave., Chicago, 111. AGENTS—Make $300 month and free automobile with new style written guar antee hosiery. Part time and evenings bring you $2 hour. Experience «r capi tal unnecessary. We furnish 25 sample* Jennings g. Co.. Trial J-333. Dayton, O. AGENTS! Wonder radio, the talk of the| country. Lark Tube set, range 1,000' mile*; beautiful panel; size 7x11, $25 to $60 dally for you. samples. $*.00, special, prices to distributors. National Radio Co.. 133 So. 12th St Philadelphia, Pa. HA I, E S M E N - - $ 7,5 0 0 death benefit; $25 weekly, sickness or accident; hospital benefit $100 for any accident nr disease; $1* a year, no assessments; liberal rom missions L. B. Smuts Ac. Co., Laclede Gas Bldg.. St. Louis, Mo. AGENTS—Don't accept an agency until you get our free samples and particu lars. Eighty-five dally household and toilet necessities. Sure money-makers. Repeat sales. T. M. Sayman Products Co.. HO Sayman Bldg . St. Louis, Mo. SALESMEN—Willing to hustle and make big monev representing a home company. Opening for two or three men only with good reference. <"all 9 to 12 a. m. on room 15. 2906 Leavenworth St. SALE8M EN-e-Exclualve county sales on Edison Radio. Popular priced, fast sales, splendid proposition. Experience unnec essary, Write, wire, phone Edison Radio Corp.. 122s S. Western. Chi< ago. AGENTS—No competition, liberal com missions, aelllng children's apparel: two or mere sales in every home; producers i wanted, both sexes. Plaut Jr. Wear Co., Cincinnati, O. SALES M E N—M a k e from $loo to $3 on weekly placing radio agencies with deal ers. World's richest rudlji Reason Just opening. We guarantee dealer success Fulwider, Newton. la. SALESMEN—Lightning Strange Battery Compound. Charges discharged batter ies instantly. Eliminates old method en-1 tlrely. Gallon free to agents. Lightning Co St Paul. Minn. AGENTS coining money, $1.40 profit every $1.60 sale, applying monograms on autos. $15 dally easy, experience unnecessary, free samples Worcester Monogram Co . Worcester. Mass. AGENTS—Alluring stylish super quality popular priced shoes. Ten dollars per day easy, pay In advance We furnish sam ple*. Nationally known organization Style-Arch, Cincinnati. SALESMEN and managers wanted by an international organization to sell Dunn a contracts to business concerns Phone H Rad way Mata. Hotel Conant. Monday only. AGENTS In ell towns to take orders for radios. Installment plan W« carry the Paper. B!g commission* P'kes Teak Radio Co., Colorado Springs, Colo AGENTS—3H0 rer cent profit. Feet sell er. Repeater Free sample Chapman Company, $32 East $1, Room 8*. Kansas citv. Mo. _F.MPMIY.MFNT. Salesmen and Agent*. S9 Life Insurance Men An aggressiva Old Line Life Insurance company has an unusually liberal first \ear and renewal coni rai ls to offer » few good men In Omaha and other ter ritory throughout the state. Also seek ing a general agent who Is qualified to handle a big proposition. Write the undersigned, giving full particular* and references. All communications strictly confidential. Jf recommendation* suMs factory, will havs you meet the president cf the company to arrange details. Ad dress J. H. O'Neal, 296$ Orchard Hi.. Lincoln, Neb, SENSATION A I, CLOTHING OFFER. MAKE 1100 011 MORE WEEKLY. Pell general service clothing. Union made. Beat tailored and best fitting utility cloth ing manufactured. Suits sell for $1260. your commission. $4. Our new selling plan eliminates district managers. giving you ail commissions. Free selling outfit. Write or wire CJen**rsl Service Clothing Co., 660 Commerce National Ilank Bldg , Lincoln, Nob SALESMEN—$30 per week to start. That Is about your starting point with us. Be cause of special opportunity for advance ment as soon as we train you. We are the largest concern of this kind In the world and the biggest sdvertlsers In the industry. Don't sit and wonder what this ad is all about. Come in and look It over with me. Apply Mr. Tomlinson, 439 Se curities Bldg., between 9 and 12 and 2 and 5. AGENTS—$100 a week Mnn wanted with ambition. Industry and small capital. You can make above amount or more, distributing BawlHgh's quality products to steady consumers. Several fine open ings now available We teach and help you do a big business and make more money than you ever made before. Give age. occupation, referen*e* W. T. Raw leiirh Go., J»ept. N B- 6413. Freeport, III. AGENTS! Clean up now till Christmas. Wonderful holiday seller. Goes like wild fire. Enormous profits. Write quick, free particulars. Mission Co., 619 N. Hal stead. Chicago. 711. SALESMEN—Exclusive state distributor, $10,000 yearly. Newly invented pricing system, retails $4.90. Tremendous de mand! Big repeats! Mlllen Mfg. Dept. B 1040. Colonial Bldg . Boston. Mass AGENTS—Something new—Wonderful In vention. Ford owners wild over It. Dis tributors’ profit 3 no per cent. 30 days' trial offer. Write F L. Super, 1304 Fon dulac. Milwaukee, Wjs. 200 PER CENT profit selling vest pocket windshield cleaner one rub k*°p* entire windshield clear 24 hour*: guaranteed 9n OOo sold. Security Mfg. Co., Dept. 62 i. Toledo. O. SALESMEN—Solicit accounts. Nothing to sell or canty. Earn $150 weekly Ref erences required. Apply immediately Guarantee Adjusting Assn, room 660, 27 North LaSalle. Ghlcago. AGENTS—Quirk! Get our new addins machines (Retails $2 95); fast sellers; Mg profits Kave's, $91 Lafayette Ave., Brooklyn. N. Y. OLD established concern manufacturing nationally kn-wn product, wonts sales man for Omaha territory Give age and experience In reply. Y-2769, Omaha Bee. AGENTS--Bottle Life Tonic Free Wonder ful medicine. Big repeater. Big profits La rax*]a Go. De^L 47. St. Louis. Mo riN\vriAi7 j Iiiisiiif‘4* Opportunities. 42 FOR SALE—(»n recount of ill-health I owners of fine well enuipped confection-i ary and lunch room, will nnerlfi'e his Kr ing business for immediate sale Good location !r on** of the best school towns in the state. Small payment w:!. handle this deal. Write or wire to W. W. Bar ns v A- Son. Kearnev. Neb. PANTS on cons gnment to gen's' furnish ers Hills Pan's Factory, 4533 Troost Ave Kansas Gjiy. M<• Kent KM ate I Ann*. 4! S’* AND 6 PER CENT MONEY. I.can* on Omaha Improved property at] lowest rates FRANK !L BINDER. 923 City National. JA. 2661 OMAHA HOMES - EAST NEB FARMS* O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO. 1015 Omaha Nat’l Bank Bldg JA. 2715. LOW RATE on city property, quickly closed. no monthly payments. J A- 2535 I W, T. GRAHAM.| Farm Loan* on West Neb and N K. Colo • farms. Kloke Investment Co.. Omaha. MORTGAGES ana contracts bought. AT. :6:9_ FINANCIAL. Real Estate Ixians.41 MONK! TO LOAN On first and second mortgages. We buy outright for cash Existing mortgages and land contracts. Prompt Action. H. A WOLFE CO.. 582 Saunders-Kennedy Bldg_AT 116ft. 8IX per cent loans on Omaha residences 4’s«h on hand Prompt service. K. H Lougee, Inc . 538 Keeline Bldg._ 8EGOND mortgages or con tract a pur chased by Tukey Company. 620 First Na tlonal Biink. JA. 4223 f,\l AND 6 PER CENT—NO DELAY GARVIN BROS.. 645 Omaha Nat l Bldg MOO to $10,000 loaned: prompt service. F\ D. Wead A D. H. Bowman. Wead Bldg CITY real estate mortgages and con. tracts bought. Larson, 104 N. 16th St. .Money to Loan. 45 WE WILL LOAN YOU MONEY at the lowest rat© we have ever made. PONT PAY H TGH RATIOS ; Over 30 years In business assures you of a quick, quiet and confidential deal at j I the lowest possible coat. OMAHA LOAN COMPANY. 606 Karbaeh Block Tel. JA. 2296. Southeast coiner 16fh and Douglaa Sts. i DIAMOND loans at lowest rates; business i etrict y confidential. The Diamond Loan Co.. 1614 Dodge St. Established 1*94 EDUCATIONAL. Local Instruction Classes. 48 DAY SCHOOL NIGHT SCHOOL Complete course In all commercial branches Shorthand, typewriting, teleg raphy. salesmanship, civil service. Phore JA. 1565. Complrte catalog free. BOYLES COLLEGE 18th and Harney fits Omaha. Neb ETGHT to 12 weeks prepare you for a fine office position. Call AT. 7774 or wilre American College 1912 Farnam TRI CJTY BARBER COLLEGE 1402 Dodge fit ‘1308 Douglas St Call or write for Information. Musical—Dramatic. 49 POPULAR music, taught by orchestra pi anist. F. M Kahn. Mickel Bldg. AT 4361. Darning Aradrmiea 50 KEL-PINB—Farnarn at 25th. class and assembly Mon. and Thurs Nltes. Private lessons any time. AT. 7860. KEEP Dancing Academy clasa Monday and Friday. 6 p. m. Elks club. AT 1»14 or JA. 5470. _LIVESTOCK. Dors, Cals and F’ets. 53 IRISH fSKTTKR PL'PS—On. m.17 or^ female; solid red: bred in the purple; In. *ernatlonal champion blood . $25 ea-h 82. N. 50th Ave . Walnut 8010. Horses, Cattle, Vehicles. 54 SOUND hay, $10 per ton. A. W. Wag j net, uni N jCth JA 1142 MKRt riANIMSE. j Articles for Sale. 57 T<> TEACHERS and Instructors, are you jj up-to-date In your reading? A new book i] by Dr. David X. Schaffer on hormone*, j internal secretions and ductless glands jJ In th« human. MERCHANDISE. Article* for Sale._57 THF N KM HIS I S'* !• *0® fightin* ,7n. of lb. OW-*! *• *« ;; * lata: writs fur fra* »*mple copy. 610 1,1 i,ko Tempi* Bid* . Chicago. III._ A NEW hook hr pr David N. f»«h«ff*r OH Endocrlna, Internal *rcretlon» *0<J Hur mom'.H In the Human Body. Add. Mtola A- Harmon. Waahlngton. ia. _ Ru*ine** Equipment*. Sfl WE BUT. asll «afe» maka deaka «k"» caeca, etc. Omah* Fixture A Supply C°-. S W. for, lllh and Houitlwa. JA. Idt. Bungalows Within Reason $5.150—This is a good-sized, I; five-room, oak finished bun galow with hardwood floors i throughout, full cemented baseYnent and large floored 8 attic. The kitchen cabinet 8 is large and there is a big. roomy ice box and recess J space for the gas stove. Terms only $500 cash and j around $45 per month. $5,450—This particular bun- \ galow is located in Minne I.usa, and somewhat similar J to the above excepting larg er and a good deal more money spent on decorations, only $400 cash, $45 a | month. $5,450—A bungalow with un I usually large living rooms, | the length of the two living rooms alone being 32 feet, js finished in oak and white j enamel and very complete f as to built-in features. “d ! About $750 will handle. $5,800-—In Standard Place, one of those houses built | wide-ways to the street with ’ . a long living room, and he | dining room extending I l through to the rear of the house. Jt is a very complete property with plenty of built-in features, and tile y bath. Terms anywhere from $300 to $500. Call Mr. Weyerman, KE. | 4002, or Office open week days until 9 p. m. I Ames Grant Co., REALTORS AT 8380 210 S. 18th St. | ————————————————— We Make Six Per Cent Loans on ipj Omaha City Property p NO COMMISSION Ij United States Trust Company I Main Entrance*—U. S. National Bank Bid?. 9K Take Elevator AT Untie 8765 [berries and poultry MEAN INDEPENDENCE Kirkland, Seattle's Most Pros perous and Rapidly Growing Suburb, in the Heart of the Poultry and Berry Raising Region of Puget Sound, Western v Washington Happiness Is Where You Find It Thousands ‘ j Have Found It at KIRKLAND YOU WILL REALLY LIVE In this well established community of f'.OOO on beautiful l ake Washington, with it* wonderful lake scenery, paved boulevards, proximity to the great seaport of SEATTLE, where you may enjoy all the advantages of a citv of ■100,000, without the inrrensed cost of metropolitan life. OPPORTUNITY AWAITS YOU THERE. KIRKLAND’S schools, churches, industries, social features, outdoor activities are all that can be desired. Many people have their homes in Kirkla nd an.I their business or employment in Seattle Many are INDEPENDENT on their incomes from their poultry end benv ranches. See BURKE Jfc FARRAR'S renresen*«*v.'s and they will tell you about our BUILDING and IMPROVEMENT FI X'D PLAN on which we advance you money to build .v d m prove your land, and likewise explain how we are selling small, choice Kirkland farms, $150 an acre upwards D\ rVlV’" vvev MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN. U Ster.eoplicon slides will be shown every evening at the Rome Hotel. Interesting literature and booklets will he supplied FREE BURKE & FARRAR v x INC / KIRKLAND, / WASHINGTON. AnOaoanuation or Subdivision Cmpibts ( Reference: Ann Rank nr Financial Institution in Seattle BURKE & FARRAR. Inc., Kirkland, Waih. Pleat* lend me I REF literature and booklet on poultry-railing fact*, at I live out of town. Name .... Addren. -—-.Uj jj