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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 12, 1915)
ITKI,P WANTED FKMALR Irr'nil awa) 4tfftee, rmpftiiit, nperlenr-M and neat l vpfunpi itor t;cno((rlHir, iwmt nr. wm pnuAlisiKq of lu.iioer busi..e. s no but iteieranie, nt absolutely essential. I'ho&t imli, fin I Mmri ana Mora. YOUNG I-ADIKS for agema TfWM 'aTalJtL to learn halrdrwatng. Oppe nhslm . WATTTI-aCxper1enoed laun dry glrU. Apply Adams Laundry, isil California St., Monday morning- at 7;J0. WANTK.I) Experienced lad Ion' tailor In alternation department. Burgess-Nash, Co. Heeerl-ers a a el Itoe-eatlee. T7TK Fervent Girt Problem Solved. The Bee will run a ttervant Ulrl Wanted Ad THEE until you fet the deelred results. Thla applies to residents of Omaha, Bouth Omaha and Council Itluffs. bring ad to The Hee office or telephone Tyler 10"0, A U1RL to assist with general house work. H. 73S. . WOMAN tor general housework In family of b; no laundry Work. Apply Mrs. B. B. Stewart. llrf N. Wh. Bt WAN'TKIt At one. Rood girl for gen eral housework ; Bohemian or tiernian preferred. 1W4 N. 824 6i- It. ItSfa. COMPETENT girl for generol house work; references. 1J6 N. Ud Ave. Har, im WANTKO A girl for general housework; no washing. Inquire at 1 B. 43d 8U Walnut Wmx TOUNO gtrl U. Ml. for general housework. "WANTED-ReUahla Oak M. 11. 437. housekeeper. tun WAN I KD An experlnncaU whits girl for general housework, where 2 ate kept; good wa-es. 11. Mr. 127 No. 42d Bt. WANTED-A oompftent maid for cook ing and general housework. Small family, 131 . Mh St. WANTED A rood maid for general housewoik; reterence required. 11. tooa, M7 8. !(th BL WANTTOD Competent girl td do general house work; good wages. Karerences re' quired. Mrs. Leonard A. Spalding. M0 j Harney fit. TcL Harney X1 44, j GIRL for general housework: I tn family, references required. Mra W. B lUiberia C4 H. (btrw II. 4oS. WANTKI-Help for irm on farm; wages $r. Mis. rncral housework John 8. John Si-n, Lmivrwood, la. WANTED A good white nook, I ui fam ily; reference required. H. JO, fcf? tf. th SU AITODLE-AGED woman" "for general houaewoik. CalI Webster til. WANTEXe A girt for general house work. lTvfer reference, loll N. JMth St., bouth Omaha. WANTED Olrl for general housework, two In faml.y. Mra. J. K. Rugg, No. 4. The Norman die Axts. WANTHD Olrl for aenaral housework. Oe nan or Bohemian preferred. $. 4jU Dodge ttt. Wai. WANTElv-A girl for general housework. au California. WANTEU ' A good girl for general house work. Mrs. W. C. Lyle, M4 Park Ave. WAN TBUA girl for general house work; must tie experienced; reference required. H.S 8. Uth 8U D. 4064. WANTEI-Competont girl for general housework; family of two. KU Wool worth Ave. Telephone Harney M0. COMPETENT girl for general house work; wages, W; no washing; pleasant room, with private bath; references re quired. N. nth Ave. II. lac. COM PBTENT girl for general hoi work; must not object to children; rsf erences. H. tax). St2 4 Seward Ht. WANTKI A girl for general housework, la lark Ave. W ANT hi 1 d y about Is to keep house In country, large family; Ametican. P, Box Ilnara, la. WAN'I fc.1 White girl for general house work, liavenport St. Har. 2d0. WANTED A white girl to do pneral j,, w, Narrows, (WO Woodard Ave., De housework, two In fajully; must be neat tfnit a " and able to furuisU goo drvferenues; . , , Ei washing; good wattes, sirs. . a. arrlngton, W W olwwrUullrueys9ta. WAN'I r li -A good girl for general housework. 11. 141. MI4 Dewey Ave. WANTrili-Housework by young lady. Phone lougiaa 4. washing; good wages, airs. . a. ( tJOOD girl for general housework; I per sons in family. Apply 4M1 Underwood Ave, Dundee. WANTEli A nsat maid for general housework, two in family. H. WAN'TEI A good girl for gunerai house work; good wages. Wal. leul. 714 N. th SL W A NT ED Competent glH for gen eral houaework: od wages; refer ences required. S3 ISo. $tth Ave, Tel. H. 1A. WANTED An exietienced nurse maid; reference required. Mrs. M. B. New man, Jf.JU Howard. II. Uli. M leiella-eeak. YOUNd women coming to Omaha as strangers are Invited to vtait tne Young Women's t.rlstlan association building at bt. Mary s Ave. and lith St., where they will be directed to suitable boarding places or otherwise assisted. Look fur our travelers' guide at Cnloit station. LADIES make shields at home, U for lm; work sunt prepaid; no canvassing; end stamp. Ivanlioe Mfg. Co., 8U Louis, Mo. N OM EN WANTED Government Jobs I Iki free. Write imnw-1lalely. FYank lin Institute. IepCl.Ho hester N.T. WHITE rews stories for newspapers and tiULgauilnt.a Bis; l'ay. Experience un neocsaary; details free, lirpurtlng 8n dicate, 12, St. Iiuls.e hi I i-: mill ion uictuie plays: (- each EniM-rieni'- unnecessary. Details snt jceaaary. Details sent Produce l-ague. 1AJ UlS. free to bfaiuneis rL'nwi;'"- pt . AGKNT9 mske 5n per cent profit sell- LA HOE knitting mill Invitee rorreapon-l ing "Novelty Hlun trds." Merchants dwice wun women desirous of earning uy 10 to lu0 (,n iht; la a) varieUes: cata money. fud time or spare hours Exp-r- lo(U. frM Kulllvan Co., 134 W. Van irwa unuiiV.;.- to. n.: ternaliooul Ml'ls, Inc., Dept. M, Nu ton. Ps 1ADTES. easy, refined, genteel work: a hole or part tune, JI ft'i weekly selling well advertlaed "KnltUip" formfittlng .nd "f-rleton ' made - to - meoe - petticoats s silk oe tttcoats and xxxx waists. Ex - ferlenoe uiievtaaary. We show you how Write today. rimlmaa A Co., aianufao turers. ZJ1 B. alarkct.Chlcao, CPY letters at home snd sdd $10 a week to your 'limine. Partb ulais free. Hay ner. t.. Lliiiwood. Chicago. WA NT I 1 Women snd men to cietribute catalogues and fill orders for neighbors. Position piys l.J to t.J monthly fi.r siiare time. ,-:iiitiliyed people preferred. Kpcnoer Co.. linnter lil.J t Tiles go." .s WEEK, exiwnava advanced. Women travel and a.olnt ssciits for concen trated food flavors In tulies. Reliable Mf(T Co. d ('onto Bldg., Chicago. VNI.lMi i l'l) npportun ty for ambitious, Ictr II urrit. eners-lio la W to beooine tiead of our Drltile Art l-v hool and sols iH-reaiitt.ive of our company. No sx-lrieru-e In drawing neceeaary. Xylo Art Co; Inc., 41 I'nlon rVi., Nw York. HELP WANTr! MALE lerleavl aaet Of lies. H'cittHAP", commercial poattlona hi-. r tt f.Rfc.Nv'k; BOM AoaS.. 7f2 (u.wha Nat P-nk Bldg. L juK.KEEl'Elt.i, UTJC13 Mf. tWmt b?vd your life Indoors. . Karn t: . ,K-u.a as l.lan-ria Si-nluliy snk-a-i va u.;-luy tv.e infn ranting ti-i te 4 weekly, many former bova kevpers; ,ur sa..-s i-lsn aud InatrMctli.iis tor u you j 'or dress fabrics, hosiery, underwear, to m.rtu, l.ave beet t oMLs dnvice od awoeUers. waiali and skirts from sani-lnathi-i; real opoor t ami y for otfn'w tnaaiV'e. factory prlceis; spare or all time; ain't i'jus to W. uiue 1 Is b t owaied. sue. no exiiertem-e: pernianent; ruany making .-.f .1 aiUr-.an.iri, New 1-e Cai., 4l lover J1 weekly. btadfiit Mills, U M, Hum A.. r J Iwiuaaa tU., Cohoea, N. Y. HKLP VANTKi M AI.B Clerical aad Office. 8TJWO. ItrUrtit. capable young man W ho would appreclats a chance to learn In aw In an o,d established offl. e In growing rounlry town, omall salary tn e-rt. nut eteendid future, Address V ls. be. YOUNtt mxrt, cJearKriit, wide-awake, who ran Irweat .V0 to $5.0t In a good buai nea; only one giving A-l references as to habits, ability, etc. (splendid chance for rlKht party, Olva ago, exiorlenca, refer nf, etc. Address 8 74, Hee. Kxr. OAPinrcn. countrt bank..4s FIX P. HTBNO, IW OFFICII ..... W liRIOHT HIUH WT1IOVL ORADU- ATH. SALJ-XMAN TO TSO FA I. CATTIR BALICSMHN KXI KNiKKKKI'Ell, IN IXIUSTRI ., tn ! RXMJKI'Jt It Br. (.. MO PAXTON PLK. I IHITEIi Cl.KHK, Wyomlnx. Vtfs IhI. arid rm. Bteno., fir., 4u. UlerK, sjre 1U yrs. t hi-cker ana a-ker, IbO. Uff lua boy. If.. Tvl.lnt and rlirk t -f. Typist and clerk. bVBI-Sfjm MB.V'H HETFKnKNrTS ABS'N, I Woodmen of World. 8AI,KSV)AN A-l proposition. WH NEKD UrAHtKIl CTTRKS. WATTS WOK. CO., -Ma Uran. Thea. THE KEY TO TUB SITUATION. Watts Hef. Co..,M, Brandels Theater. THB K K.T TO THHJ HITUATION. WATTB RKK. CO., MO Brandels Theater. Aaeata, galesaaea Sallellare. CO A I, agents wanted In every town; get a trial car. I. M. Con, No. Platte, Neb. HIGH UUAHH trea salesman wanted; spoclal Inducement to right party. At tractive proposition; writs quick. Whit ing Numery Company, Box w, Yank ton, 8. !. WANTED Men to sell our goods: speclsl Inducements; stsrt now. First National 1 Nuranrles, Kochesler, N. Y. BAEKSMEN Wanted Laces, embroider ies; sideline; Ht l"r cent commission; samples light; only men with trade now traveling need apply. Merk at Co., 41ti Broadway, New York. ' 81'IX'IALTY SaJesmsn Large eastern organization manufacturing patented popular priced office efficiency devices wants representatives In unoccupied ter ritory; solium proposition; sumil capi tal; cash or credit; fine line "repeaters;" full protection. Ask for "Folder O Aa." t' he I sea Mfg. Co.. Ill Broadway, New York. ' TIIK first payment carrtos insurance to January L 1S14; great Inducement; Call or write Mutual benefit Health II Acci dent usaociaUon, City National Bank Hldg., Omah.i. Neh. fi to $10 Profit dally selling our new household snides; $2.o premium with each sale; free samples. The Carter Com pany. Pratt City tilallon. Dept. 14 Bir mingham, Ala. WANTED Salesmen who are now trav eling, to carry aa a aide line one sam ple card of a lace assortment which weighs only 1 pound; tha commission le almost $4 on each assortment, and you enoiua sen iron, , u , aaarjrunwiis -very ' 1 1 J w uiw wif Kwua .IK;, v.'hii v , I . v want to mass from n to sin stae line money every day, call on Mr. D. A. llrln, between 10 o'clock and 13 o'clock. Sunday morning, t)nlenelle Hotel, Omaha, Neb. SA l.liSM AN (.Capable slwclalty man for Nebraska; staple line on new and ex cept tonal terms; vacancy now; attractive commission contract; J6 we1ly for ex-l-ncs. Miles F. Blxler Co., l S7 Car 11 n Itlilg.. Cleveland, tMilo COMPETENT salesmen or Merchants preferred by well rated Cleveland con cern, to sell merchants greatest specialty of the day; $ to $UX er month,; com mission paid weekly; state expuiience. O. J. Rlngle, fltaOun C, Cleveland, Ohio. MANAUE11H, route foremen, salesmen: We are now In the market for married men over 37 years of age who have sales and executive ability; we operate from coast to coast and are opening new ter ritory all of the time; we want men for both old and new territory; established business; no Investment newsssry; good salary; permanent position; excellent op portunity to men who can qualify; bond land references required. Address Promo tion Dept., a. la, Jewel Tea, Go., Clilcag-o, 111. 8AI J'SMEN, experienced, any Una, to sell genoral trade In central west; va- ;cancy now: unexcelled aveclalty propost- uon: oommission coniraj ij, jo weeaiy 1 or expenses. Continental Jewelry Co., (6-37 Continental Bldg., Cleveland, Ohio. SALEKitHN To sell direct from factory to dealers; pert or entire time; many of our men draw $109 per week,; enemol ware, tin. glass and seml-porcehiln ware; sell readily; pocket samples; weekly com missions. United Manufacturers' Co., 110J American Trust Bldg., Cleveland, O. SALESMAN Vacancy October 1 tor ca pable man; high class specialty; work general trade; $3S advajiced weekly n u . I mi .v..il.....i I . I. U -I. .1 lit . ai tiun-uui you sen gasoline at 1 cent per gallon? If so. sell Oaso-Tonld. Olves 40 iH-r cent more gasoline mileage; elimi nates canbon. Auto owners grabblna; for It. $10 a day easy, Helaey made 1.5 first ilny. Act quick, man. Details free. W Lite Mfg. Co.. lept. 73, ClnclnnaU, O. THE prosperous agent Is the Davis agent. Why? Our soap and toilet conil 10 nt ret the money with ISO per cent profit. $5 to $10 dally easy. Crew managere dou ble that. E. M. Davis, Pres., w 8, Davis Bldg., Chicago MEW wonderful Ulo kitchen Invention, labor saving, cuts living expenses v-: Skj profit each sale, fifty Bales dally easy; demonstration creates seiiam .k i Triumph Manufacturers, Truiiepoi tation Hldg., Chicago." AOENT9 Changeable sign, Uc. Oold frame, 1B letters. Hells, SSc to fia. Hot sellers. Peoples fortralt. Dept. U7, Chl tago. FLEXO cuff links permit cuffs tn be raised above elbows without unbutton ing; combines utility with economy. High eralla U.V a,llr I ViZr . vu. fkt HheVLi'AlT 5 ,rofl-- ' L nka. Mhehovgan. VV Is AOENTH Can our capital: Jump Into big permanent business; new automatlo fuel saver. Put It on every stove and furnace, haves fcV) of fuel. xrlus've territory. Write for particulars. Btstea Mfg. Co.. lv. V. Adatna Ht., tliloago. iilK AOr NT Wend your name today. You will be glad you did. Agents' bar vlco. Jtn Henld Hldg.. Juliet. III. AGENTS Oenulne photographs pro duced Instantly tn any llnht, any where, any time, without camera or chemicals; new discovery; elr-lars free. j M(Kjr, Co 41M Jerom. Cincinnati. I -, .. a -. - .-T- Muren Bt.. Chicago. Ill MEXICAN dlnmonds exactly resemble senulne; saiue rainbow fire: stand teats; sell at slKht; live ajrents wanted: profits 14 weekly and up. Write quick for sam- la case offer free. Mexican Diamond ; Importing Co., Box A, IS Crucea. i" M- 'ANTU Man In your own territory; salary cr liu per month, traveling ex pens and romiiiiaalon; experience un- nectesssry. lite quick. It. D. M artel. r Indiana Ave., la-pt. fu'4. Chicago i ACIKNTb and auto owners, the sreateo "huark Osi'S" on earth. Address Blrks Supply House, Dept. C. (314 Lake Park Ave., Chicago, ill. AOENTH make to to I dally; no ex perience; free raialoKUe and samples; new goods; quick sales, big profits world beaters. Cruver Co,, Jackson SJK Campbell. Chicago. HI WH WILL pay you ."S per month to travel, collect names, advertlae and Aistrtbute samples; expenses advanced Write today, hlder Co, lpt. 74 Coshocton, Ohlo. 111! DAILY" M-flnUlilng ehandeltare, brass beds, eto., by new method; producing a making results; no capital or experience necessary. Write for info nation. Oun metal Co., lrta Ave., Dwoatur. Ill tia MONTHLY salary and expenses to men with riga to Introduce our guar, anlerd stook and poultry preparations)! year's contract. Redwood Chemical Co., tL Paul, Minn I M teattle mills will enaV'loY aewryZ where reliable oeoote to take orders w A n l rl A sent cverywnere, male or 'Pi. ' naiem nureery v o., oaiem. ui- . -,.IT- hoMmJlV;lrv?ry AOFINtSIO per cent profit; free sa: hS&XXSF&JZ ff Profits rtti today nl Po-Halt i em' oM 9in ,xr tor ,tvn and haT nmi.aaenicnt of hotel I,, city unt.l llox ii cXhesay,I windows; anvone can put on. Ms- I sell. Can give beet referenoe. Address iiox ;i, oyaksaiutjjiijo. tallln Tetter Co.. 4T7 N. Clark. Chicago. i J 1 Bee. 1IR OMAHA .ir .JjlL-A mil HKLP WANTKD MAI K AipdO, aaleamem and Sollrltars. SALf-VlMAN Wanted For vacsncy. good tnvveilng saJcaman who desires perma nent work. Well known houso. st.tple Una. Uuwl pay. Write V urt, bee. &ALBM.VIBN WaTiTedKxperieince un necessary, easy work, big pay. Writ for larse list of openings offering oppor tunltlns to earn frum 41 to f a month whJ.a you learn. Addreta nearest offna. l-eit. 4.9 National tvaleemnn'a Training Association, Cliieago, New York, ban Francisco. 8ALKSM EN Wanted to pay 11600 to $.i,Mo yearly to tnen rwpivai ntlng us In cllles and towns outside of Omaha. No samples, no collectlnif. Call on maiiufiuv i ii rw1. w Vt.l I ml e. I rr.ri' bankers and doctora Rxperienca helpful. tiot nexsary, 1'ay everv i hurlay. n.n n fujl iiisirucimns that surtena la assured. Hare opportunity. Writs promptly. 11. O. Jones, Hecretarr. Ztt Be h wind Uldg.. Dayton, O. "rJ-V.lnn '.M irS an..' to towns of I ifJTmj ?.orfJi f. V.T. tTorS: VI?n .Tlr JITr Ztfi-unf mission on each sale. No collecting, no -n.-hni vi- - w K.ok unaniH I 'ooda EeT hlg-VpVvln side Tlni ver offered. Can field Mfg. Co., 2u I Hgel St.. ( hlcago , Wgel RAU5RM EN Whole time or side line. Ten minutes' time pays you $10. Pocket aamplea: iHromiit commlsHloiai. State ter ritory covered. El wood Mfg. Co., Ino., ry covf Mlchlg an Ave., Chicago. QIMCK seller. Steel changeable sign. All sir ores buy. 4 letter sitinple mailed I2c. c.nvex BLgns, 161 N. Dearborn, lhlcago. 8IDH IJne'Kalesmen Brand new article for mineral stores, grocers, hardware, drug store), eto. Oood commission; stat territory covered cue vivuee o.( i.i Broadway, Chicago. WAJfTWn Bidemnen. Only successful men who can carry side line, our nov elties and saJosboard ssnortmenta sell rapidly with no compctnin In small towns. We pay llboral commWi-lon, guar antee sale and tako back unsold goods. No samples to carry. Our snienman's pocket edition tells t lie) story. Industry No ve 1 1 y Co., W01 India n Ave.. ChlfJSQ WANTED Haitemnn to sell our well known line of Bed Cross cider snd tem perance drinks In small country towns only; commission, 26 per cent and weekly drawing account of $.t. Ked Cross Co., Dipt A. St. Louis. Mo. o AOF.NTH Oet newest, quickest sellers rflreot from mskers; full list free. N-it. AgsnU' Assn., 121 Michigan Ave., Chi cago. o WANTICD Sales en to call on grocers, general store and confectioners In small rountry towns; Hi per ennt commlssloni $.Vi weekly drawing account. Sales Man ager, -JM H. 1st Bt., Ht. louls, Mo. o bJAttN W wrekiy selling collection cab inets to nierchauts. Write tor free Sam- flss. Sayers Co.. titil Laclede Uldg.. Bt xiuls. Mo o. tiEI.L TBKEd Biggest year of all; Stark Bros.' centennial year; celebrating lov successful years In business with great, any-telling centennial offers; cash paid weekly to home and traveling salesmen. K. L. Olbson, Browning, Mo., made li'i OO In I weeks; C. W. DioKlnaon, Qrlggsvllle, 111., cleared $165 In 11 days. Selling out fits free. Includes Grand Centennial Dis play book, shows every variety of fruit tn actual colors, full slxe. Exclusive right to sell famous Stark lelicous and Stark trademark trees. Free tree pay ex penses. Write quick for salesman's cer tificate and location. Stark Bros., R. K. M, Ixnil-lana. Mo, O STATE and county agents, everywhere, to handle the best money maker ever. Bee demonstration, 161 Capitol Ave. O. 11. C. Oss Burner Co. LIVE s-ents wanted everywhere; poaU I tivelv fastest selling men s specialty on the market today. v rite Immediately for territory ana propoBiLon . i ne Alien uranu isiana, ci-u Box 6W. STOCK salesmen wanted to. sell stock In an Oklahoma oil company, small capi tal, large acreage In proven territory, at tractive commissions. Address r M. Walker, Shawnee. Okl. BAIaESiAIEN. Corporation employing 800 ' salesmen earning to $7ii a week, has several territories open; best $10 office specially on market; prospect glveu; real oppor tunity for nmbttloua men; write for money-making plan. New Era Co., 4o0 4th Ave., New York. WAiNlD Capable salesmen tor perma nent position, mi. mi: nationally known l no calendars and spetlaltles for advertising; our produot sells every month In year to bankers, merchants and manufacturers; commissions liberal; write now for exclusive territory . Ad dress Sales Manager United State Calen dar Co.. Cincinnati. SALESMEN, calling on general stores In small towns, can earn $4u weekly, sell ing our side line harvest hats, retailing lf to W cents; samples, 18 lbs. Caradmo Harvest Hat Co., St. Louis, Mo AOENTS WANTED KO per cent profit selling useful specialty: used In homes, liritAl. .tup... an. I liw until 11 nl-H: M .il1 . reiieat'er, sample frco. Auburn Special ties Co., Dept. 813, Auburn. N. Y. EVERY Ford car should have a Lltl ho fur. A steering device that keeps front wheels straight, prevents accblen's. ads ana maars stsenng nfinnuu . mw i I sell and demonstrate, Big profit to uve W ttall Jept. W.. t Inclnnatl. I profit selling our brsnd new eanltary rawers; every lady will buy; first time IW 1HT I- HI. offered to agents; not sold In stores: send postal for particii'ars. The Moss Co.,i3i M oas Bldg.. Rochester. N. Y." GRATR Juice chewing gum. Pell to all storekeepers, etc. Looks snd tastes like rrrepes. I'rofltable business bultt up quick y with this novelty. Write today, liuunot Otim Co., Cnctnnstl. O. AC.ENT.-4 Wsnted-Ws will put the ener getic, upright and reliable man In po sition to maae money selling . .jown stock; experience unnecessary ;! rfervnc as to chsrscter. Address sition to make money selling Oregon START as our agnnt and become a manufacturer; everyday necessities. fastest repeat ael'ers; marvelous profits; samples free. Frederick Lobl Co., Ul Warren fit., Boston, Mass. EVKKY household on farm In small town or suburbs, where oil lamps are used, needs and will buy the wonderful Aladdin Mantle lamp; burns common coal oil (keroalne); gives a light five times as bright ss electric; awarded gold medal at San Ktanclaco exposition; one farmer cleared over ) In a'x wseks; hundreds with riKS earning 1'0 to 40 per month; no cash required: we furnish capital to reliable men. Write quick for wholesale prices, territory and sanvple lamp for free trial. Mantle Lamp Co., 4ts Aladdin Bldg , Chlcano, 111 MAN to give away premluma to ad vertise Ringers 4Vycar sliver; VI month with comnusslona; all or part time. A. ('Ilne, M Copcland Bldg., Philadelphia, Pa. FAST selling "Kantleak" raincoat prop osition. Cooper earned e In t days. BridKs, IM In days. We deliver snd collect; swatches free. Write today. Comer Mfg. Co.. B. 7, Dodge St., Dayton, Ohio , WA NTED Hlh class man to sell trees. Shrubs, roses, vines, berry bushes, bulbs, tu ,; tuod ;ri, ueriuaiieut; exclusive terrltorv. ltrown Kroa. Nurseries, Rochester, N. Y. frwetoxy susat Tra4ea, WANTED Men to learn the barber trade. We have originated a plan to teach It quickly and thorughly. Wages ,pald while learning. Tools inciuoeti. Write for Illustrated catalogue, M JLEH HAKFVR OillJ.KOK. lie SJttBhl Drug rtcre Snaps. Jobs. Kne at, Bee Bldg. Positions Now Open. Free Catalogue. AUk.HlCAM' AUTO COTJLEOm. tnfl Famam St. Omaha. Neb. u:a)in BARUEH TllADE Wages paid. Tools given. Positions guaranteed. Call or writs for liiformatloa Tr1--lty Collere. 1!4 IkKiglaa, Omaha. WE rtead iuvb: had to turn down two Jobs per woek lately. Qet in. Leera by our method. Get ooe of these Jol.a Catalogue D. B free. Nebraska Aute mnMle subooV I4o4 1 -eaven worth Bt. Mlsaellaaeaaa. RATLWAT mall clerks wanted, S month. Otttaha, exaininatlone coming. hAmte quratt in fr-e. Write Immediately. Krsuk- lia lu-Ututea, Dept. Ciu. Kichester, N. X. KUNDAY I5KE: kTOPTKMBEI. 12, 1915. .J j ;rj ii HELP WANTKD MAIJ5 Mlarellaaeaua. WANTED At once, wa,-tunan snd en gineer In modern laundry. Apply Hold n k Mem Lundiy. tioidregv, Nu.' VvANTKI Wa can pay a good salary to toe rlgut man as manK r of a r tail liiiniier yard In V extern Neura'xa. Must have a capable, energeilo, honest, n peilonced luintxlman. Oood sa.ary and permanent place to the iigut num. Au uruM Y 60, ltea. KW1 AHLlfei I KI) inanulacturtruj business, 2a years old; ouvermg 21 states, has position of treasurer oiwn for a yountf man with from liu to 2,UJ0 hi Invest, or will sell stock to an Investor. Address Y 2, lwe. WANiblM experienced hay men; also man and wire for rsnrh. 8. C. Bliss, t'4 Excnange Hldg , Bouth Omaha. WAN1 KD Nainca of men. willing government lobs. No pu'l nerearary. Addrets ' is or over, ya month r wi. Bee. OOVEKNM K.NT IOSlT10Mi-Thouands of sppomtmenta to be made; free book- "t telling where they are, what they IM.,m-.. ...m nm.i.n oue- P"-! wlui ip.-.imcii exam, nation quei- rw.KLh1'',"1'1 Bev'l5 !-T asliington, D. C. I A BLR- BODIED MEN for firemen, brake- ssry. 'a-ddress Y t&t. lle. o OOVEKNMENT 11filT10Nrf Thorough Inutructlon to. Iteturned If not eppoinied. Particulars free. American Civil Serv ice School, Washington. D C o WANTED A marker and aesorter for I Jits; 1 bundle work that can produce resu must have reference with first applica tion stating experience, etc. Address New Method Laundry, Bioux City, lowa. WANTE1 Ford car owners and aalee nven, every county, to demonstrate Imdco Automatic $jtl Starter; $.'4 weekly; send with application 6 Ford owners' ad dresses; over 25,000 sold. American Dadco, (Detroit, Mlch. A" NATIONAL charitable ond phllan throplo organization deslrns representa tives to handle Its popular publication and solicit members. 3i South Dearborn SL, Boom , Chicago, 111. WANTEXi, at once, young men for uto- mobt.e business. Big lay. We iiiitkn Bll you expert In ten weeks ny mall, l'ay us artr we eeaure you position, ueniury Automobile Institute, los Angi leu. Cel. $) MONTHLY-end expenses to travel, distribute samples and take orders or appoint sjrenta. Permanent. Jup-Amer-Icsn Co., Chli-ago. EVEHYWHEK10 Men willing to distrib ute circulars, stmt lea, tack slcns, collect names, eto.; no canvassing. Continental Ilegtster, Chicago. OOVERNMENT positions In poatofflce, railway mall and other branches are good: prepare for ''exams." under former U. 8. civil torvlco tocretary-exanilner; booklet U Wi free. Write today. Patterson Civil Service school, Rochester, N. Y. WE will stsrt you In the cleaning and dycln business; little capital needed; big profits; write for booklet. Ven-Vonde By tern Pert. 1134. Charlotte. N. C MA NU FACT U HER automobile tfreo and accessories wants representative In Ne hru ska; l;0J per month. Dept 24S, Siles Knulneering Co., Ut2a Wabash Ave., Chi cago. IIEL1 WANTED MtlH AND FEMALE. WK want 6.O1K) men and women In the next thirty clays; live wire partners In very town and city, to help us handle our fat Increasing real estate and gen eral agency business. We will shrrre enormous profits with those who will Join us now. You receive a life member- Fhlp. Wilte today for free Particulars. B. f. loos (Jo., ues sioitiee, la. SITUATIONS WANTED aFTKR some years on Taclflc coast. I return to Nebraska, a poorer, but wiser man; age J. German (naturalised); have family; experienced farme., engine r: cov ering all modern details. Including Ice making and cold storage, electric light ing and power; good mecnanio and have good recommendations; need work; make offer. Addrens Y t0, Bee. WE mtNlSH STEN 0 ORAPHers AND 0FJ1CE CUCIIKS-NO CHARQE TO THE EMPLOYER OR EM PLOYEE. FOR TLIJS SERV ICE CALL DOUGLAS 1284. REMINGTON TYPEWRITER COMPANY. WANTED Situation by ml.idle-sged ludy In rooming house or family, In vicinity of (1st St. and Cass; coins home nights. Doug. Mr LADY desires work which can be done at home. Call Webster 7001. WANTEI By experienced married eery cletk, position In southern breaks or northern Kansas. Address Y b- rtee.- HOOKTK"EE PER Twenty years' experl nos In railroad office. Call Doug. 297. HtTITATinV aa m..vln nl,.tn-- $ years' experience; any machine; now empioyeo. Address H IM, nee. an iTiXinM -i.--A k- .ini- a j...,ku , ':,-"-,'-." - . ' , "V ' '.references: will start with reasonable salarv Address M 164 Omaha H PtK 1ANKNT position wanted by younif , lauy, experience i. D. X operator. riarncy ooiaj. WANTED Position doing stenographlo work at home. Henry Reuse Is. Yutan, ien. TOUNO man wlnhes i JutUtor. or anything. sober. Have worked In hospitals before. auurwt, u uu, tiee. YOUNO married lady wishes position; am competent stenographer with years' ex i silence; can furnish excellent city exieileuce; can furnish excellent clt refecence as T. B. X. oneiator; reply oonflden lal. Address C 127. Bee HXPERIrTNORD chambermaid wants re rmM " v" w un ot, MEDICAL RHEUMATISM TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN; mis u to osruty thai my son had rheu - matin m for U years. Everybody recom - mended a ours and we tried nearly every- thing that was recommended to us. and the boy got worse, until In March, lall we had to put him to bed, where he stayed for six months. His mother cared for him one night and I took care of him the next, and we saw Ittie prospect of him ever getting out of bed until I heard that Dr. Downer was doing some special work In rheumatism and I called to see him. Or. bowser referred me to some pa tients he had treated and I called on a Mr. Thornburg, who had been treated by the doctor, and the results were so grati fying that decided to have the doctor treat our son. lr. bowser pronouced the rase a bad ens on account of a complication of Rheumatic Endocarditis The boy went to the hospital Sent. 3, IMS, and was dls charged fro nilhe hospital the Uth of tue same month. 1 can truthfully say I don't believe the boy baa eer had a rheumatlo pain Since and Is now woiklng every day. Tha heart complication lias entirely disappeared aud words fall to express the kindly fe-tl lug I have for Or. botaser and his treat ment for rhaumatl.sm. CI IAS. TOMPSETT. PR.. 1SU Lake bt,, Omaha Neb. PILES. FISTULA CURED. Pr. tU H. Tarry curse pilaa, fistula aad othsr rectal diseases without surgical operation. Cure guaranteed and no monev paid until eured. Write for book est reetai dUaasaa with testimonials, bit, B. t TARRY, 44 baa Bldg. kliEI'MATIbM ti-ated auc-vasfully, re sult (uarauted. Dr. tie wear. H.4 boe Bids. HEROINE OF THE HEW WEST Montana Tablet to Commemorate Deed of Famous Squaw. GTJEDE OF EARLY EXPLORERS Hayed and Served Lewis aad Clark Expeditions Tkresgh ta Mnaatalas the Coast. Pacajawea, daughter of the Shoshones, captive of the Black feet, dweller In a Mandan village, married to Chaboneau, Frenchman trader, mother of Baptists (who, like the French-Indian ha was, traveled and explored all of his days). guide and nurse and planner and pro- tector of the Lewis and Clark exDedlon. H to be remembered by a bronxe tablet, placed on a great boulder near where tha .1 - hi . v!! Blackfeet hriVM first aaar har. 1uat hiw fore she fled along the Jefferson river. ! homeward trip. But no matter In The boulder Is on a three cornered piece ab-ctlon .he went (and the best of ground, which has just been bought ! uhtle. "! to agree that It wa. for a park by the town of Three Forks. . wh,ch " B1ch m0T V Some day. perhaps, because of this tablet " th out through unexplored coun and other monuments. Sacajaw-V. name, "V"."" t".? "?df Inda uMe hard a. It I. to say, will be almost as ra'h:r " tr" t f" well known as that of Pocahontaa, who T, t. . v. " Tk ".T lain that aha r- . a ( Kai m,. I I 4 A ix was not half so brave, or Minnehaha. Laughing Water, who never was at all! REAL ESTA'IK TRANSFERS Odniptleil and fu lahad by K r Title Ouaran taa and At tract company, 106 txnitk BeTaDtaestli alraat: QUIT CIJMM DF T4I. B. It. Neerihant and wife ts Merchants rs- tlonal bank, mXl feat of v at lot 4, block 1, Sununlt riai 1 WAJlUtANTT DKETDS. FYe4 B. TrolllD r and wife to Cnarles M. W'etr, lot S&. block I. Olenn Park 17 Anna B. Ovnroy ts William K. and Oar- truria Lang, lot U. block , Oorrlgaa Plaoa 126 liar D. Raad ts Lavmard U alcIltaJna, lota i, 1 I and T to M, block 1, Lotwck'a aub, and other lots 1,404 Cb run na L- cull and haaband to Harry B. ton, lot L, block I, Loback's sab. tS Byron Read Co. to John B. Moucks ond wire, 60x104 teat at aw of aw ot seotloe r-it-u a Milton B. Wester and wife to Nebraska i'miferenra of Caurch of Brethren, lots i snd 4. teniae's add... 1 rharlre W. Martin and wife to Mary J. tvsidon at al lot I. block 11, at I una Ijuh add 100 Qeorsla at. C Brown et al. to Louisa C Monisos, lot It, block 1, Boulevard Tar- 1 IM 1 416 1 Theodora 1 Pbalps and wife to Pater 1 Bdltng. lot' 1 Mock 1. IXMnls' aub Boulevard park Imp vement Co. to Frank O. Seward, lot II, Bouletard Park atlb... gtats National Bank of Cleveland ts Bllta heth Blukaadertar, lot 14. block IT, Lenox aiM ISniliy O. McOlnnls to Ramael Ooldwnre, jr.. lot 10, block 4, ftalshsr ".Drtiigs add.. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS, direction of the property committee By of th e Hoard of Regents of ths University. of Nebraska; separate bids will be .: reived until 4 o'clock P. M. Saturday, j they, In turn, told her, omewhat s-rumy, September 25. 1914, at the office of the i to keep It for Baptists, and not to be a undersigned for the construction of a i,.w k. u-.i.i. botany-xoology building and the following foolish woman. The particular man who equipments for same, vis; Heating and said that, by the way, was Clark hlm ventllatlng, electric wiring, plumbing and tf.r vacuum cleaning, according to plans and i . . ... ' steclf Icatlons now on file at the office of nd there were other things, too. One the superintendent of construction. Said i day, very near the Great Palls, the canoe, building to be erected on the University k.w ,, ,, ,iki- r City Campus and to cost approximately lftl',W", X I 1' Id HI"". v.'.i.c:! ll, ill , ... ul- it-- 1 ,, Ik kl-nlia n ! Inn AM nuuiers musi corner wun me pared by him for building proposals. Bids mst be accompanied by cashier's checks or certificates of deposits aa required by Instructions accompanying plans and specifications. Bids must be sealed and plainly marked "Botany-Zoo y build ing" or "Bothany-Zoology buTalng equip ment" as the case may be, on the outside. The right Is reserved to reject any or all b'ds. Unlvendty of Nebraska, J. S. Dales, Secretary, Station A. Lincoln. UNION STATION Teats, ak Mason. Cfctra-o at Northwestern NORTH. Depart. Twin City Wi press. .....a 1 r am HI ID p Dakota Paaneuiter b 7:4 am a ' sjs Sinus Cltr Local ......a l pa a 4:44 pia Minneapolis KVzpreas Tela City Limited. ........ a t a put ell js am loi" " """"'made them well again. And whenever SA. I . ... ... . Denver Rpeelal aT:losm farroll Loral Hawkers Bxpraa ChloasO Local Oa oil Local , Chicago Special 8an Franoleco Limited ...s 7 00 am a 4 00 pm ...aT tara all tt pm ...all M pm a 1:46 pm ...a 4:50 pm alO 00 am ...a t-00 pm a 7:20 am ...all 65 am alO 11 am Overland Limited .a 00 pm a 7:84 am ?.tWs4UBl1-::: Im E W IT. Chalres Local ' Lincoln-Dallas Lincoln-Loos Ptns .. Hatlnr-tur-rl Deadwnod-Hot Bprlngs Caspar-Lander Wabash- a 116 pm ai4:it pm j waa sold to Chaboneau, the French trader, ".'"iarMpm alJ2iwh0 "arried her. .Tha explorers met .'L..a t 44 pm all :0 am Chaboneau when thy stopped at the Oma lis-St. Louis stall and Bxpreaa. Inioa Pacific ....a tt) pm a 411 am ....a 1:01 em all:) pm i Overland Limited 1:00 am a 1:41 pm California Mall .. oma ha Bipraas .. is pm alt 46 am a.epm : J ?l!TmuiC:::::M"ui . p ith. woman and small Baptists. They ear ls clvV ami 'redo Kap-aa a 4 : pm O JN tM their boats and baggage over port- Baa Kraoelii-a Ltmtta4.. ai am Paeitis Umitad -u. f aa " ! ! 'a O-sos-Waahinsto. Umlles...al M am ; Niwih rial La Ljoaaa ......a a Q rand Ielaad loo .... 4 40 pm a!4:S4 i Buomsbuxg I eeal .. .bli:iipm bU;pm H.lnols Ceatral Cbleace Umltag ..a I OS pa a I N am Chlc-aso Ktpraas .a I .M am s 40 pm Albion-Oak dale b 4:S0 pm b Ik sea t'hlcaajo, Mllwaah.ee eft St. Pawl Paclfls Limited li t em all II am China so apeelal a 4 4t pax a 7.44 am SSuu ....!."'.a ial pm a I 13 pia , ktulll. LAoal .1 IM pta ui:sia Chlcatro, Htx-at isiama sc racino kART . Rocky BtossUls LiBtlu4....s t set all 01 pm Chloaso Local Faaeenfer....bl4 00 am bl4 pm Chlrasa Daily Bxpraaa ... .M.a 4:40 am a 4 0 pm Ctal.aio Klbl Kapreaa s 4 14 pan s 1 44 pm .. .. l I r,-.ni.r a a -TS nia all at aa ! ctlcaa-beara Ll-me.t...a 4KM) pa lists l wneT. ' Chi. -Neb. Limited to Un laa 1:14 am a l et pa Colo do A California Hap.. ..a 144 pa a 4:0 pm Oklaho a 4k Texas Bap a. .a l ot am all M em Rock t aioaotaia Limited all :14 pm a 104 am ( air aaa Great Westera Twts City United a 4 40 paa si Warn Twin City Prae a 4 W am s t 10 pm Galea Kiprees t 44 sa a 1.44 pm Mtaao.rt Paetfl K. d a 4H. L. Baprea......s 1:00 sa at :41am K. O. A Bt. L. Bapraaa. all 14 pm a 4:04 pm C: . gx. Iaal s law pm its pm BCRLINQTO- iTATION Teath aad Kaaea. Barllasjtea -1 LINII WX3T. Daoart. Arrive. Pesvar Limited s T 10 am it lia Kebraaka Lacal a 4:?4 am s 4 14 pm Nebraeka Bapreas a 4 II am a 4 14 pm Llaoula L-oei .s 1 :M pa ll sta Leaierllle-aratirier b 4 00 pa Wa 14 am hdclkweat. BiaoS Hllla alea- taaa aad Waaktnatoa a 4.11 pa a 1:44 pa Balrt't. lUMIhSS e4 Orasd Wand a 4 tl pa ll! 'I m rMaw-Oallfornla a 4 SO pm s 4 40 pm Hajrtinse-Oraa4 Islaad at 'Oiwa alt 15 pa Uacoia Local a 144 pm a'.Upm C. lor.de . California. Nonk- oat-Ora at Northers all:U aa a 1:14 aa LINKS EAST. lease sad UUooU...-. a T-ll sa 1144 aa Iowa Local a J It sa platte-iouik-ra-ina Jaaettoe.e a M P'n I U in PUttaaaatk Paclfts Jaacttos all ra lists Crttua I P - 0 am CwioafS taprm as a I IS a I fee pm laMoaeo Laalled a 4 a aa a Ita) aa rtltaM aad tmeoia - . aia.aaaa 1JNBS SOUTH aaaas CUT "A It IP s 4eo pa Utala eto a 4 pa ail 0 aa ttr-an- Joeetik aU 44pa a at aa a 4 sassi ttuaaay. WEBITER ITRKBT STATION -lf. teealh aaet Wehet.a. Chleasra, It. raal, MtaaaayalU ttaeart. Arrtre r-ta cur n is m gtoal I OH aupiaa e I pa kll.e4 aa sioai (V rweaa a r 4 4 a aa S-aa Uk-1 P- k 104 sa TTaaiiy. k sail eas4 Saaaay. m. j. This tablet will be pUeed hy the Mon tana daughters of the American Revolu tion. Tha Idea was originated about a year ago, and at tha stata convention Mrs. Clinton H. Moore of Butte was made chairman of tha commutes to carry It out, with Mrs. E. Brooks Martin of Bofe man, and Mrs. J W. Scott of Armstead, to help her. The tablet, cast at the Henry j Bernard Bronx works at Mount Vernon, N. T., Is the gift of ex-Senator W. A. Clark of Montana, It has already ar- J TvA Im n iil. - .4 I - kl Itinlia. Inn and twenty-four Inches wide. unveiled next October, It will commermo- rate not only Sacajawea whole expedition which she passed almost exactly by the big rock. Was the Real Oalde Accounts as to Just what It was that Bacajawea did, differ only in this: Some lnem T w,nl lrom " ' village, which Is now vii i o era Varrtinii I m vam rwwa-v r m m n naat with tha .f. 1 th" th th P'01"1"! "-"dl ome say she went from the ! vUlsjre back to St. Loulg with them on " ' " . V . " T party, seeming to know by Instinct, if not by actual familiarity with tha country, , Just what turn to take. I It Is certain that she cooked and ma-' nlpulated the food so that there wag enough to go around; and when there i was not. It was she who went without, or who fifsTid herbs and berries for which she alone could vouch. And such little thing's as massacres she Intercepted very day or sol She had connections in one way and another with so many of the tribes that the tribal feeling was of use not only to her, but to all the men de- ' pending on her; and when she bad no real connections she used the thing which haa crown to be known as "Indirect In fluence.' I Perhaps she used little Baptists as & "ap - mesna of arousing Interest, for little tlata a. a1 S --lr .14 k -k. started on the trip. At first Lewis and Clark and all the other, said It was lm- possible; that Chaboneau, whom they had asked to go as guide, could not go with: them If be insisted on taking big wife ' and that absurdly younr Bapttete. , But Chaboneau knew hts wife; and, 1 after much shrugging of French ghoul- ders and probably some kind of argument from the dark eyes of Sacajawea herself, 1 Chaboneau and Sacajawea and little Bap tists all set forth to guide the white men west. And the white men came to like that little Baptlste, for one day when all the food but a tiny bit was gene, Baca- , ... .v.. ki .i . - - . - - - '"". - ' e-.- . i"e peuir, uiwii, aim iiouss iwa-i oara, But Sacajawea, In some way. by keeping cool and finding; out exactly where the papers were, got them up out of the water and dried them In the sun, and tha party went on Its way again. Brother a Shoshone Chief. One of her brothers was a Shoshone, chief, and when they met .him, near the Junction of the Beaverhead river and Horse Prairie creek, she got horse from him and provisions. The expedition had no mottn whan tt left tha eaat hut lona? before' it reached the Paclflo It must havs ntrlPr niltfinnr 1T1 evolved one. and It wa. probably this: jU-Ai UUlUUU- AU "Sacajawea will proMda." I 1,A. -I f ' Wlten the men were sick from fatigue Qu&lXlcSe U C I I II or exposure, she nursed them and made - a . e s o ' potent brews of herbs and plants which mere was irouuie ociween mo explorers and the men of the Indian villages through which they passed, Sacajawea stepped In and made them know each other better and be friends. She had been captured by the Black- tribe nearly five year, before she led the expedition to the west, and had been ! taken to Mandan. After a few moons she . Mandan village, after they had passed through what is Council Bluffs, now, be cause of the council the Indiana held then, and had encountered tha Sioux In- ! dlans. Tl ey asked him to be their guide. In gpring of 1806 they sUrted. with age ana went down the rails or the MIS- , aourt In canoes, where the descent la Ki ,-. ..ItMn mn.. anrl -,,-k t- lt , -- self la ninety-eight feet Problem ef Food Saapt , Lewis left some of hi men in th. cs-, nove while he went with a small party to explore the country, and perhaps Saca jawea stayed to guide the boats and per haps she went to point out a trail throwurh , brothsr and friendg along the way, It was on th. Paclflo slop, ot th. Rockies that food was scarcest, that ths portable soup which had been saved for Just such a time had to be used, and that all ot Sacajawea' s ingenuity was called upon to i find food . somewhers and keep th. men alive and contented, which she did. At the foot ot the mountains, th. Flat Head Indians gave them more canoes, and they floated for hundreds of miles on the Columbia river, between the banks of the high prairie land. They passed the Cas cade mountain, and came within sight of the ocean, and all the food was elk flesh. On the way back the party divided and Eacajawea came with those who followed "village the old trail back to th. Idandan Nobody knows, except Sacajaw died many years ago at Fort Wyo how Baptists was kept through all those rocky trails and river whirlpools, and with no food to eat but animal flesh and berries, but some way It was dona. -' Two of the other monuments whVh have been made for Sacajawea are those at St. Louis, erected during the World's fair, and tn the municipal park In Port land. And with all these ways of remem bering her, shs ought to be remembered and thought of much more quickly than i or. quickly than Minnehaha, who Wet ths. AtllV Alas. tuner rocanonias. or never even was; for she was the only one of them all who took with her on her Jaunts a small C weeks old papoose, and shs waa the very first American woman to demonstrate that publlo life does not nw-ke a woman quite neglect the home. New Tork Post. Oar Kyeatlaases. The suggestion for the use ef lenses for the cure of eye defects was made by H .iter bacon, the great scientist of the thirteenth century. Dr. Langdoa Down, apeak ing at a meeting of the Psychological fcoclety recently, made this Interesting statement, but added that the making of the spectacle, waa carried out by oertaln Italians. The scitntlf e I physicians of those days, however, ad- li lead Ihailr fii tttantal tint la h.ve I K rn a. cause they did not know the true theory ll l u. a ,tiWki ft. w I i tie n.i it OMAHA IS A i GOOD PLACE TO BUY HORSES ine presence 01 'agents of European win commfrmo-' a 1 herself. but th.inations, d uy i n g is guided, for It , ' f ; horses by the . car load for war pur . ne.n ,.U J .-: mm J w w mei-w UVVUV-U. WUIUUUQlaiUg f AT , . - thn 1 TT1 Tinrfn Tl Pft OT lA1C HUpVU lallU Ul Omaha as a horse market FARMERS and OUT-OF-TOWN HORSE DEALERS from half a dozen states between Missouri and Mon tana, come to Oma ha for the purpose of buying horses. Mncjt fif tllf VlOrQPQ A- Ult, LLUrbCS fssea 1 . . i-Va 1 - '. J-Ul Otilv? 11 UU1 Llllkt . j . 831116 W1Q6 tCrntOrV n TPk qV rtriOfl f r OtTlaa til C OlllUUCLl t ' J kll aha. Many good horses off city win ter work are also e a a e Deing soia now. IT IS GOOD "HORSE SENSE" TO BUY NOW SDrinertime brines activities in farm ing, building and . 1 : aneaaoi tne nsem w-. e o Art w-f t Vi i r V " VlA increased demand may bring with the advance of the season. n ITCHING UP TO BEE WANT ADS The important ser vice of introducing .e mm tne man wno nas horses to sell to the Trior. TYrVin trrnntc fn UiUU V t 1 W llUlttU trW buy horses is per formed by Beo Want Ads. These Utile ads In the Dorses anil Vehicle col umn have big "horse- power" ia this lavored market. Buyers and sellers bolh testily that "Bee Want Ads are 'irne pullers.' 99 Turn tj the Want I.e. -r r .,, Ad 03 S. YOU Will find the pick of the Omaha market---Jiorses for every "purpose. Telephone Tjler lOOtJ, THE OMAHA BEE i wTSjWW jtltfjjr I a - itr!, iu4A1!li