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THE BEE: OMAHA, MONDAY. NOVEMBER 7. 1921. Classified Advertising Rates) ) per tin icaaut f word, la II n) day lea p.r Ha r day, I conouti doe II par liaa par day, f ceneecutlv daya )0 p.r Una par day, I loaucullt. day Na -l Ukn lor lea thaa lui.l a( Ik. Iheee rate apply eltb.r to Ilia Dally ar bundst Use. All advaril.amania appear In both morning aod availing daily paper far in an rnarg. CO.NTKAOT RATF ON APPLICATION Waal ad acapia4 at Ilia following el t iree: MAIN OrriCK....lTtk and Faraam lla. acuta ui. .tilt Souta sun pi, I'ounrtl bluff ...II i-oti at. WANT ADS RECEIVED BT .TUONt AlUAIIU .VUS THC BEB will not bp raapenalbla far mora than ona incorrect Insertion at aa advartlaaaaul ordered (or mora lata eaa tuna closing noun ran want adi. Kvenlng Edition,,.. .11:41 A. at. Morning Kdltlun.. Y. M, bundy Edition 1:00 P. M. Saturday DEATH & FUNERAL NOTICES. DUNCAN Hon of Mr. and Mr. Krank rnrr.it, i;7 Monro ttr.tt, died Octo- ti.r it, at Lougheed, Canada. Kunaral Monday at I p. m.. from Brewer' funeral bom, llth and K streeia. Dr. K. U Wheeler officiating. Ilurlal at Orat-eland Park cemetery. ATKINS, LOIS ALLEMAN Age lo years, 7 month., i day; November 4, 1931; be loved wir of Wll.on Atkins. Funeral from family r.tld.nra, 8660 Woolworth avenue, Monday aftarnoon at o'clock. Interment, Kore.t Lawn ti.met.ry. BYRNE Hugh E., aged It ysr.. Nov. 3, at Ottumwa, la. Funeral Monday morning 1:10 from family residence, aim Hurt at., 10 hi. Cecils ralhedral at I o clock. In termeitt Holy rlcpulrhre, . FUNERAL DIRECTORS. F. J. STACK & CO., 0ucceaor to Stark A Falconer OMAHA'S BEST. arrow AM B UL A N CEJ Vol! Thirty-third and ramam. Hulse & Riepen rro.VKER FUNERAL PI RECTORS. Formerly at 701 8. lth St.. taava moved to 2234 Cuming St. J a. llll, TlEAFEY & HEAFEY Undertaker and Erablmer. rhone HA. 266. Office 2011 Famara. CEMETERIES. CHRYSANTHEMUMS F.VERGREEN BLANKETS WREATHS AND TULIPS For decorative) purpose t Forest Lawn Cemetery FOREST LAWN GREENHOUSE KENWOOD 0154. FLORISTS. LEE LARMON 1p8hl4Do?r.'" 6A IT WITH FLOWERS FROM HEH8 A 8W0B0DA. 1415 FARNAM STREET. JOHN BATH, 11104 Farnam Jackson 1806. L. Henderson, 1607 Farnam. Jackaon 1268. LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS. FOR ARTICLES LOST on street ear tele phone Tyler 800. We are anxious to re efer, lost articles to rightful owners. OMAHA & COUNCIL BLUFFS ST. BY. COMPANY. LOST brown leather pocket book with . keys to Rome Hotel. Bank draft on ! Chapman State bank, certificate No. MC2. Klndur keep money and return to West Center street Hox ISO. PERSONALS. THE SALVATION Army Industrial home solicit your old clothing, furniture, magazines. We collect We distribute. Phone Douglas . 4136 and our wagon will call. Call and inspect our new home. 1110-1112-1114 Dodge St. MAGNETIC baths unsurpassed for low vitality rheumutlsm, neuritis, nervoua breakdown, weak hearts, lungs, etc. " Besse Marshall, 614 So. 19th. DO. 0381. MISS O. Jacobs, osteolofty massages, 203 Karbach Blk., JA. 2727; Res., AT. 6306. ELECTRIC bath, and massage, vllle block. Ill Ne- HENT HOOVER vacuum, tl upu Har. 1071. ELECTRIC baths. Swed. mass. WE 2911. EXPERT -MASSAGE. DO. 9540. ANNOUNCEMENTS. Accordeon Pleating. ACCORDION, side, knife, box pleating, covered buttons, all styles; hemstitching, buttonholes. Write Ideal Button c Pleating Co., 308 Brown block, Jackson 19.10. - NEBR. PLEATING cdtchf: tons. 1806 Farnam. 2d Floor. Dg. 6670. Chiropractors. TAKE CHIROPRACTIC adjustments at your home, Drs. llortensen. Palmer graduates. Walnut 1910. Contractors-Painting. yOU can't duplicate my prices for paint ing and paperhanging. Call DO. 613. BRICK plasterer and cement, new and repair work. J. Nau. Walnut 4607. Dancing Academies. TP'C,pJCi 1813 Farnam, Dougla 8440. Jjjt O We hava taught more than 16.000 people to dance. Let u teach you. Expert instruction. Beginners or advances cIhss or private lessons. I, EARN TO DANCE RIGHT Mildred Maxlne teaches all oranche dancing. Studio Leflang Bldg. DO. 476. Dentists. DENTISTRY All kind of dental work done at tha new infirmary of the Crelghton University College of Den tistry, -. Children's teeth straightened. Fees moderate. Extractions free. New location 20th and California, Take Harney or Crosstowa or Cuming street car. Atlantic 2648. Detectives. RELIABLE .Detective Bureau, Railway Ex. Bldg., JA. 2066. Night. KEN. 3812. Independent Detective Bureau, 304 Neville Blk. Atl. 6601; night. WaU 4066; K. 0468. JAMES ALLAN. 312 Neville Blk. Evidence secured In all case Atlantic 1136. DETECTIVES that get results. 409 Pax ton block. JA. 1819. DO. 6757. Dressmaking. KoUVKAU dressmaking shop, 432 Paxton Block. FURS, aulu, dresses, remod'I, relinad. Ha. 6S04. Kodak Finishing. FILMS developed; printing and enlarging. Writ for price. Tb Ensign Co., 1607 Howatd St. ENLARGEMENTS, oil coloring, developing, printing. Kue Studio, 213 Neville Bin. Patent Attorneys. PATENT ATTORNEYS J. W. MARTIN, patent atty 1718 Dodge. Miscellaneous Announcements. DIAMONDS price wUh'pr'ivlSr.' ts buy back at email profit. GR083 JEWELRY CO. 462 N. 16th SL Doug la 604t. RAZOR BLADES sharpened. Single. 16s; double edge. 46o do. Mall order so licited. Omaha Sbarp Co.. 103 N. llth. OMAHA Pillow Co.. feathers renovated and mad up in new ticking. 1907 Cuming. Jackson 2467 FULL dresa and tuxedos for rent. John . Feldtnan. lot N. 10th St. Jackeon 8128. NEW and rebuilt electrical apparatus, LvBron Electric. 31) S. 13th St.. Omsha. ROGERS Confectiooarr Store. J4th and Farnam St.. Jackeon 0127. BRITT Printing Co.. T Elks Bldg. FOR SALE. Furniture and Household Goods: NEARLY NF.W GAS RANGE FOR SALE. CALL WALNUT 383S. ' Pianos and Musical Instruments. GEO. A. SMITH Dealer In drunu.xylo paonee. etc.; Instruction, rspairing; 3741 Davenport St. Phone Harnev 2947. TRADB your used piano oa a new player piano. Balance a lew as llt.OO per month. A. Hospe Co.. 161! Doegise. JOHN TAFF eexophone shop, repairing HARRY. B. J., cornet and case, aimoav ew, 836. Call Atlantie 4JS;. Economical bnvers are daily read tKs of The Bee For SaltTWant Ads. BRINGING UP Ot! I'M CANT bMlTH- FOR SALE. Clothing and Furs. FOR sale, a few unclaimed, all-wool 'Dundee' suit, cheap, alteration free. DUNDEE) WOOLEN MILLS. Northwest Cor. lSth and Harney St. FURS remodeled, rollned and cleaned KNEETER ALASKA FUR CO., 101 8. 16th St. Douglas TISi. Typewriters and Supplies. TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING MACHINES. All MAKES bought, aold, rented and repaired. Sola agent for the CORONA. Oet our price before you buy. Every machine auaranteed. Central Typewriter Exc. jaeaaon eizo. jn ramam Miscellaneous Articles. SEWING MACHINES W rent, recalr. sell needles and part. MICKEL'S 16th and Harney. Dougla 1071. WE buy. eell aafes. make decks, allow rases, etc. Omaha Fixture A supply Co., 8. W. Cor. llth and Douglas. JA. 2724. WANTED TO BUY. DESKS DESKS DESKS New desk., uaed desk bought, aold and traded. J. C. Read, 1207 Farnam. D. 14 WE buy waste paper, old magazine. books and newspapers. Write or phone Omaha .Paper stock Co., lath ana Mercy Douglas 01 6. EDUCATIONAL. " DAY SCHOOL NIGHT SCHOOL. Complete courae in accountancy, ma, chin bookkerlnc. comctometrv. abort- hand and typewriting, railroad and wireless telegraphy, civil service and U large Illustrated catalog. Addreaa BOYLES COLLEGE, Boyle Bldg., Omaha, Neb. Eneilah and commercial branches. Write, call or phone Jackson 1666 for GIRLS, HERE IS YOUR CHANCE. Training school In hair dressing and beauty culture, position immediately, 666 BRANDEIS THEATER BLDG. Van Sant School of Business. Day and Evening School. 120 Omaha National Bank Bid-. Douglas 6890. BUSINESS CHANCES. A CAPABLE MAN WHO CAN IN VF.ST 310,000 TO 116,000 CASH IN A PROSPEROUS MANUFACTURING BUS INESS ESTABLISHED IN OMAHA IN 1913. STATE AGE AND - BUSINESS EXPERIENCE IN FIRST COMMUNI CATION. REFERENCES EXCHANGED. WRITE BOX X-101, OMAHA BEE. "A MILLION people for Houston," pre ' dieted by late J. J. Hill. Our proper ty between high-class residential dis trict and new Pierce Junction oil field, A-l realty Investment with chances for oil fortune. Write today for blrdseye map. Southland Annex, 468 Commer cial Bank Bid-.. Houston. Tex. Refer ences. First National bank. Salesmen wanted. CASPER, WYO. Reliable information regarding indus trial, business - and labor conditions, wages, rentals and cost of living, by re turn mail for 61. Information Service, 1031 St. Mary Street. Casper, Wyo. WANT to bear from owner having busi ness for sale. J. C. McConney, Ter minal Bldg., Omaha, Neb. FOR SALE Cheap; one electric sign "cafe." Frank Cejda. West Point, Neb. 7-ROOM modern apt., walking distance; 21,200; terms. AT. 6111 for appointment. HELP WANTED MALE. Stores and Offices. WANTED Bookkeepers, cashiers and of fice clerk to join evening classes now forming in higher accounting, auditing, income tax procedure and business ad ministration. A special short course In auditing, for experienced bookkeepers. Jf you desire ' to qualify as junior or " senior accountant, now - is your op portunity. Call for personal interview. Dworak School of Accounting, 18th and Farnam streets, Omaha. . CIVIL service examinations Omaha, No vember. Positions 81,400-81,600. Age, 18 upward. I Experience unnecessary. For free particulars, instruction, write J. Leonard (former civil service exam iner), 909 Equitable Bldg., Washing ton, D. C. Professions and Trades. WANTED Experienced linotype operat or for job work, steady night; Satur day noon; open eight hours; open shop. Monarch Printing Co., Council Bluffs. FIREMEN, brakemen, beginners 8160. lat er 3250 monthly. Write Railway, Box T-1711, Omaha Bee. CONTRACTOR repairs four houses; part pay by building lot. or small house. 812 Omaha National Bldg. Jackson 1480. HOLER BARBER COLLEGES, lit 8. 14th. Write for catalog. Salesmen and Solicitors. SALESMAN For Nebraska, selling high . grade line of calendars, advertising nov elties, leather goods, yard sticks, etc., on commission. Good man can build up permanent business that will pay well. The Mercer Company. Ottumwa. Ia. 820 AND more per day or evening made selling auto apotlites. Distributors, dealera, agents wanted everywhere. Federal Foundry Supply Co., Cleve land. O. SALESMEN tor Omaba, Kansas City and other cities; commission; good chance. Omaha Brush Co., 28tn and Boyd, Omaha. MEN with musical talent travel witn salesmen operate musical exhaust whistle auto demonstrating. L-165, Omaha Bee. MEN are making big money quick sell ing Barry combination hand and bop ping bags. Barry. Courtney Bldg. FIVE young men, who live In western Iowa; good positions. Write George Kruse. 3340 N. 63d. Omahs, Neb. SOLICITORS can make big money. Ap ply 207 Paxton bldg. Corner 16ta Far nam St Agents and Canvassers. AGENTS wanted to sell the Gas Mask raincoat, direct to the wearer. A fortune for eome man. Wilt aend sample coat on receipt of $4 and postage. Act Quick. Henry. 681 8. Oakley Ave.. Chicago, III. Miscellaneous. ANY intelligent person, either sex, may earn 810O to 8200 monthly correspond ing for newspapers; 88 to 818 per col umn; all or apare time: experience un necessary; no canvassing. Send for par ticular. National Preaa Bureau. Buf falo, N. T. MAN. handy with looia. to work in screen - shop; hang and fit storm sashes. Bee, Box L-187. WANTED A man to help in garden at 3427 So. 13th St PLUMBER'S helpers, experienced. Webster 3456. Call HELP WANTED FEMALE. Stores and Offices. CIVIL service examinations Omaha. No vember. Positions. 31.4Ct-31.600. Age. 18 opward. Experience unnecessary. Ki.r free partcuiars. ic.tractloo, write J. Leonard (former civil service examiner!, tit Equitable Bldg., Washington, D. C W'Ta OrtrPPOltiTEO.J FATHER fSO OPOV Vrti I I I EVITTOOCjAD VE WAMTEO OU FOR DINNER -OH! COME OVtR MR W ARE t0 1 THAT Free to Advertisers in The Bee are the help and situation wanted- advertisements. Bring them to the office, confine to 18 words, and they will be published seven days without cost. This offer does not include firms or individuals outside of greater Omaha and Council Bluffs. One way to help reduce unemployment is to fill every available job The Bee's offer will enable you to do it. The Omaha Bee WANTED SITUATIONS. Male. AT LIBERTY Tenor soloist wishes choir position In city, where class in voice could be organized. Excellent refer ences furnished. . Write Box Y-17H, Omaha Bee. - , EXECUTIVE salesman, available, experi enced advertising and merchandising, through1 advertising; reference some America' best organizations. L-149, Omaha Bee. STENOGRAPHIC or bookkeeping work. by married man; either steady, after noons, evenings and Saturdays. Refer ences furnished. Walnut 6386. EXPERIENCED accountant wants two or three more small sets books. Reason able charge; high grade work. Walnut 4428. STENOGRAPHER . Private secretary. several years legal experience, desires position. Will accept any stenographic position. L-142, Omaha Bee. EXPERIENCED office manager, sales man, bookkeeper; cashier and shipper, 12 years' experience; aged 32, married. Box L-159, Omaha Bee. EX-ARMY sergeant, character excellent, desires position as watchman; refer ences. J. J.- Blahemy, 2677 Burdette, Phone Webster 4432. BUS or truck driver wants job. Long-dis- lance nauung preferred, uan give reier ences. E. H, Arnold, 3606 Valley St. H. 6335. WHITE man, aged 66, wants job a watchman, janitor, cashier, cigar sales man. Reference, Chaa. Brown, 604 S. 18th St. WANTED Steady position on mainte nance by electrician, 21 years experi ence mills and shop Box L-161, Omaha Bee. YOUNG man, 18, wants position; high school graduate; anything considered; office preferred; references. Mar 3078. SALESMAN with car desires permanent position; best of reference. Mr. Kitsel man, Douglas 8347. CARPENTER wants work; will do small joDs; rename worKman; lowest wages. Box x-99, Oman Bee. YOUNG man, a hustler, experienced u manager and direct salesman. Excellent references. v Box L-128, Omaha Bee. YOUNG man, high school grad., general office knowledge, experienced advertis ing, references L-148, Omaha Bee. YOUNG MAN, single, three year' expe rience, wishes stenographic position in city. References. Kenwood 3334, YOUNG man (19) desires position m muitigraph operator. Thoroughly ex perienced. Box 127. Omaha Bee. DISH WASHER wants Job. Can also drive a Dodge or Ford. Colored. Call Webster 1873, Leonard Smith. A DRAFTSMAN (architectural) 8 year experience, work on boards, or will take anything. L-163, Omaha Bee. BAKER of proven ability on bread and high grade pastries wants good place. F. Elliott, Windsor Hotel. WANTED Job in pool hall by experi enced man; will give any kind of ref. Box 172, Omaha Bee. WANTED A position as fireman and Janitor; can give good references. Box L-158, Omaha Bee. EXPERIENCED electrician want work. Will do any kind of work. Reference. L 168. Omaha Bee. GROCERY CLERK wants steady employ ment. Young man. write 70 tiarmony St., Council Bluffs. YOUNG man desires position as book keeper or office clerk in rename iirin. L-132, Omaha Bee. YOUNG man desires position as chauffeur or In garage, familiar witn all rnaKes oi cart. Jackson 0620, YOUNG man, can prove good reputation. wants to carry mall tor company, u-iov, Omaha Bee. . GROCERY clerk and salesman wants position, 15 years experience, wa lio-t. YOUNG married man wlahe work; any thing considered; reterence. aioan, Doug. 8046. A DRAUGHTSMAN want odd Joba in the evening. (Architectural or engineering.. Box L-125. HAVE Ford ton truck, ing Job for the winter. Would like haul Walnut 6006. PORTER, bus boy or houseman wants Job. Ex-service man, vfr eo. tu. PORTER job wanted by young colored ex- service man. rnone aarwu-tin references. MAN with team wanta ash and rubbish hauling. Webster 702t. MARRIED man wants work all or part time. Morning preferred. L-n. un Bee, POSITION aa Janitor or night watchman. Telephone evenings, council jbiuiis 6216. A No. 1 salesman with car wanta posi tion; flrst-ciass references. A. n. &iuei man. 1810 Chicago. Doug. 8347. HELP WANTED FEMALE. Saleswomen and Solicitors. LADIES are making big money - quick Belling Barry combination hand and hopping bag. It's new. Barry, Courtney Bldg. LADIES in every town to introduce ar ticle Indispensable to ladies. Good proposition. Dr. A. F. Wickersbam, Des Moines, la. Household and Domestic WANTED A white maid lo do chamber and laundry work. References required. Apply to Mrs. Arthur C. Smith. 110S Park ave.. telephone Harney 06C2. WANTED Experienced white girl for general housework; four in family; two adults and two boys, aged T and 9. Telephone Walnut 5222. The For Sale Want Ads will help j ou solve, the buying problem. . v. a. piii oo ltsfitKred. COLLY' IH tCLAO DON'T HAVE TO jE S0 r HER. P WANTED SITUATIONS. Male. GROCERY clerk want position; married. Best of references. Call Atlantlo 3348. WANTED Any kind of light work by an elderly man. Address. L-141, Omaha Bee. MAN desires Job doing any kind of work. Capable. L-1S7, Omaha Bee. TEAMSTER desires Job. Capable. Dodge. Tex Richardson. 1421 YOUNG man want position driving car; any make. Web. 2560. ELEVATOR man wants Job or clerk In hotel, or a collector, L-170, Omaba Bee. Female. STENOGRAPHIC and clerical position by well educated young woman with expe rience. Any office work considered. Box x.ui mm, i " LADY takes elderly people to California ' for winter and locates them. Inquire Foster Information at . Burgess-Naah, Omaha. POSITION wanted by competent sten-ogi-apber. Four years' experience Write Miss Martha Palmer, No. 16 Uintah Apts. WANTED, situation as housekeeper, by widow who I competent, good cook and housekeeper. State wagea paid. X-88, Bee. STENOGRAPHER, 6 year experience In many lines; can ' handle own corre spondence; can furnish good .refer ences. Harney .6936. EXCELLENT steno., 16 yrs. experience, college graduate; thoroughly qualified; best references. L-174. Omaha Bee WIDOW with boy wlahe position a housekeeper near school. Mr. Marl Spencer, General Delivery, Omaha, EXPERIENCED young woman will care for rooming house for room ana small wages. References. Atlantic 6062. 6TENO. wants position. Some bookkeep ing exp. Refined, dependame. (jan you use a worker? L-162, Omaha Bee. CLERICAL position wanted by beginner in office, answering phones. Reason able salary. Call Harney 6691. REFINED, neat, capable woman wishes demonstration, or will accept other work. References. X-102, Omaha Bee. REFINED woman with housekeeping ex perience wanta management of rooming house. L-163, Omaha Bee. LADY, refined, American, wants position .as housekeeper where she will have full charge. J..-171, Omaha Bee. YOUNG woman, with Ford desire position where she can use car. Expert typist, L 131, Omaha Eee. MRS. MARY PETERSON wishes position as housekeeper; 2 children, 2401 N St. Market 0737. WILL do typing or keep small set of books during spare time. Box L-160, Omaha Bee. NEAT, clean, industrious young lady de sires position as maid. Webster 4432. YOUNG girl wishes position aa typist. Will do work at home or at orrice. i,-inz. WANTED A place a chamber maid four or five hours a day. WE. 1363. TYPING, addressing, circular home. Web 2014. work, at Male and Female. . YOUNG married couple wishes permanent Job on farm by month. Write Box X-93, Omaha Bee. Laundry and Day Work. EXP. laundress; want day work, washing, ironing, cleaning; also bundle washing called for and dellvert-d. WE. 1938. LAUNDRY and house cleaning by an experienced colored lady. WE, 6931, Call in the evening. HOTEL maid, experienced, wants posi tion In email hotel. Phone WE 6467. WANTED Laundry work. Phone Web ster 3086. Mrs. Cunningham. EXPERIENCED laundress. Curtain called for and delivered. AT. 4382. WANTED Bundle washing of one or two ramines mono Webster Slot. BUNDLE washing called for and deliv ered. Phone Webster 0226. WANTED Bundle washing, ironing, hour or oay worK. iveo. 4yti. IRONING and cleaning work, experienced. Phone Webster 6467. EXPERIENCED lady wishes laundry work. Call Webster 6581. Miscellaneous. EXPERIENCED woman wanta laundry or Ironing in exchange for basement room. Good ref, Web. 6880. ELDERLY woman seeks care of children. All day or evening. Walnut 1498. Mr. Cutler. 1318 No. 46th. CHAUFFEUR wants to drive car to California or southern state. L-173, Omaha Bee. HELP WANTED FEMALE. Household and Domestic. WANTED Exp. maid for general bouse ..work in small apartment; one nao-tan go home nights. Harney 1891. GIRL for general housework. Family of 3. Good home tor responsible glrL 11Z North 38th Ave. Harney 2S32. Miscellaneous W'ANTED A housekeeper by bachelor farmer. Three to five adults in family. L-146, Omaha Bee. HELP WANTED. Male and Female. WANTED Men. ladle and boya to learn barber trade; big demand; wagea while Keming; atrictiy modern. Cll or wril 1401 Dodge St Trl-Clty Barber College. WANTED Man and wife a butler and cook. Wainut 065, air. Joba L. Jaiea- t 1 sec jiccs and maccic in run. rxce or colom in thc sun day bis I'M CERTAINLY Iti L.OCK'iOtH! I'M CLAD TO . qt oot or THEM CLOTHE! BE FOR RENT ROOMS. Furnished Rooms. OET YOUK ROOM through The Bee furnished room dl- rectory. Call at offtr for ll.t of choice a.sirsDie room in an part ot in city. , A ..rvlce that b.n.fna. both advartlaer ana room se.K.r. TWO nicely furnished rooms In ste.m nested modern apartment; walking die tance. 221 N. 24th, Apt. t. At. 1138. DUNDEE FOR GENTLEMEN: NICELY FURNISHED -ROOM IN NEW HOME; ncr, nevj. lVAbnui usut. SEVENTEENTH St., 1624 N, Three nicety furnished rooms, modern, reason able. Webster 1909. LARGE, well-furnlshtd, warm room. On or two gentlemen or couple employed, Harney 1637, HA. 4866 Real home for gentleman i rront room near bath na pnon. Prlv ate. West Farnam car. STEAM heated room; 12 per week and up. i.zi t'oage. FURNISHED room with cut rate. 7994. Dg. LARGE front room, 1 or 1 gentlemen preferred. 2961 Pacific. Harn.y 1590. NICE front room, mahogany furnished, in modern home. Cioe in. 2885 Webster, :507 FARNAM. LARGE SUNNY ROOM. Furn. room. Mod. Reas. Webster 2416. 2823 Farnam. Good room, electricity, ga. Housekeeping Rooms. THE GUIDE TO th better housekeeping room la tb Directory turnisnea to advertiser and room hunter. Call at Bm Africa fnr free copy containing desirable vacancies in an parts ot the city. 1 ROOMS and bath, newly papered and painted; very desirable; close in. 833 8. 19th. Juckson 2246. TWENTY-FIFTH ST., 819 S. Nice clean steam heated housekeeping rms, close in. 1817 CHICAGO, 2 front hk. rms., nicely furn., all conveniences; prlv. family. 2 NICE light hskpg. furnished; $9. AT. rms., 0369. everything MODERN light housekeeping rooms; 124 So. 81st ave., Har. 3718. 26TH St., 106 N., one large light house- keeplng room; modern. HOUSEKEEPING rms.; reas.; Doug. 798. Board and Rooms. LOVELY front room, white Ivory set, for 2 gentlemen or couple employed, with board: 2 block from Dundee car. Wal nut 1244. 1602 LAIRD, board and room in modern private home, on car line, couple em ployed or (wo gentlemen. BOARD and room for two, in private Dundee home; no objeotion to a child. wainut 4S4U. FOUR girls or gentlemen In private ,i,m?inc iwme, uutiru; ,H. walnut 180U 614 NOi;TH 21st, very good board for man wnn room; i oik. to car. LOVELY front rm., prlv. mod. home, board, 1 child acceptable. WA. 1860. CALIFORNIA St., 2877 Board and room ror a. Harney 0734, DODGE St., 4623 Board and room for 1. Walnut 5758. Rooms Wanted. FURNISHED ROOM WANTED. By middle-aged traveling man, cloe in, on or near car line. Prefer room with bath in apartment, but will eon alder others In good locations. No ob Jeotlon to children. References fur nlshed and required. State price and location. box x-104, Omaha Bee. YOUNG man wants room and board In refined Jewish family; Dundee car line. Address Box L-164, Omaha Bee. Unfurnished Rooms. FIVE rooms, first floor, strictly modern, and two room with kitchen privilege. 3416 N. 24th. FOR RENT HOUSES. Furnished. BIB BARGAIN Four rooms and bath: piano; small family; references. Ilia month. Inquire 1712 S. 9th St. 6-ROOM furnished house with garage; reasonable to respon. parties. Web, 1656. 4J20 NORTH 29th. 5-r., md.. well furn. house. Webster 6831. Unfurnished. 4181 WAKELY ST. New 5-room stucco bungalow. Strictly modern. Unusual value at 165 per month. Phone Jack son 2443. 8-ROOM, modern house, 2548 Davenport St., newly painted and decorated; now $45. J. W. Robblns, Jackson 0629. WANTED TO RENT. Furnished Apartments and Houses. YOUNG married couple desire to rent furnished apartment from parties de. siring to leave city for winter. Do not apply unless located in good residential district Good references. Telephone Douglas 4204. FOR RENT APTS. AND FLATS. Furnished. VERY comfortably furnished one-room kitchenette and bath apartment, 226 Dresden Apartment, 24th and Jones, for rent to party buying furniture. Reasonably priced a owner ha left city. Call at apartment 121, Drake Court, or call Jackaon 2806. Drake Rental Agency. COMPLETELY furnished 8-room apt, private bath, steam heat, walking dis tance. Brown Apts., 608 No, 21st St. Douglas 6644. Unfurnished. If You Want a Beautiful Apartment Make Tour Selection Today ifl th new Hanscom Apartments 102. Park Avenue The building (Maltese cross type, like the Palmer Apartments! is Juat being completed. We are now sibling leases for these apartments. There are one. two and three-room suit as, all outside exposures. Rental rate from $57.60 to $t)5.00 per month. We advise you to make your selection today at the bulla -ins. then com to rental office for res ervation. Drake Rental Agency 121 Drake Court Twenty-second and Jonea. Jackson 2806. Aberdeen Apartments 644 So. 25th Avenue. These are light houseKeping, un furnished apts.; new. sanitary and fire proof; only a small amount of furni ture needed, - Rent, $42. S per month Drake Rental Agency 22D AND JONES. ' JACKS"N 210. Peters Trust Company, WHERE OMAHA BENTS. f . j WHT-TE we. WOULD OELfcaHTEO YE V ALL Rl,HT.0OO C DEAR! It2l iNt'L TiAtom ifavic. Inc."- " j .7 FOR RENT-APTS. AND FLATS, Unfurnished. Apartments Available No. 12, Nathan, 1540 Willis Avenue Living room, bedroom and kitchen with tcneued porch. Rental 180.00 Winter; lt2.tv summer. Turner Court, 31st and Dodge Streets Facing Turner Park and Turner Boulevard: 2 room with 6 -room comnaationa. very conveniently , ar ranged. 8io.no. No. 20 Mount Vernon, 526 South 31st Street One of Omaha's newest and finest . buildings; large living room, dining room alcove, sunroom, with delightful view overlooking boulevard; bedroom. convenient kitchen. A comfortable home among high class neighbor. Real value at 96.on. PETERS TRUST CO., "Where Omaha Rents" Atlantic 0544. 171 h and Farnam St. FOR RENT Business Property. MERCANTILE STORAGE AND WARE HOUSE CO., llth and Jonee St. BEE F. D. WEAD. 11 MO. 18TH 8T DESK space. 609 Paxton Bldg., JA. 1411. Garages. BUILDING, 30x48, ha electricity, water, tor auto repair or storage. 3816 No. 22d (rear), Kenwood 0481. MOVING AND STORAGE. FIDELITY "and van CO. STORAGE MOVING, PACKING HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND PIANOS REASONABLE RATES. REDUCED FREIGHT RATES TO ALL PRINCIPAL CITIES. 1107-11 Howard St. Jackeon 0588. METROPOLITAN ' VAN and STORAGE CO. Owned by H R. Bowen Co. Atlantie 1400. FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE. Separate locked room for household good and piano, moving, packing and hipping. iEKINS OMAHA VAN AND 8TORAnK 608 South 18th. Dougla 4188. ESTIMATES furnished on storage A mov. ma. iomracie taaen oy jod or nr. Glob Van A Storage Co., JA, 4338. AT. 0230. 620-24 North 16th St LIVE STOCK. FOR SALE Pigs. 3650 Ida St. 1608. Kenwood POULTRY AND PET STOCK. HARTZ mountain canaries;, guaranteed singer. Box No. 1, Ethel, Ma AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. USED CAR BARGAINS. Fords, Dodge, Nash, Bulck. and other models. Cash,, time or trade. New Forda at a discount. Truck, cab, bodies, and winter tops, GOLDSTROM AUTO SALES CO. 3318 Harney St Tel. Jackson 2468. Central Garage, open day and night. SOME bargains in used Fords; prompt ,7 u.itif uu new r uran, M'CAFFREY MOTOR CO., The Handy Ford Service Station, 15th and Jackaon Sts. DO. 3600 Garages we build are attractive, permanent, low Driced. Sllcklen Lumber & Wrecking Co. Web. 6556. 24th and Burdette Sts. A RE-NEW-ED Marmon 34, Is a better buy at its price than a new car at the same price. H. Pelton, 2019 Farnam. USED cars bought, sold and exchanged. TRAWVER AUTO CO.. 2210 Farnam St. 1920 FORD COUPE, GOOD CONDITION. WILL SELL CHEAP. PHONE DO. 8987. WHITELY LOVES EVERYBODY NASH sport model, late 1919, good condi tion, good tires. Phone Jackson 0332, HOLLY, expert auto trimmer. 812 S. 24th. Autos for Hire. WHY not rent a one-ton truck and drive . It yourself to do your moving and haul- nlg? It will save you one-half your moving bill. Drive It Yourself Co., 1314 Howard St. Doug. 3362. Accessories. WHY buy cheap new tires when you can get th nest factory adjusted tire at bargain price. Fabrics and cord, all lzes, IJ up. FLEISHMANS TIRE SERVICE. Service Garage. 16th and Leavenworth, FARM LANDS. Minnesota Lands. EQUITY iJind Exchanae. St Paul. Minn. Nebraska Lands. FOR SALE Store building and 40 acres of land, location. 20 miles south of valentine, Neb. For further Information write J. E, Thackery, Simeon, Neb. FINANCIAL. Real Estate Loans. WE have caah on band to loan on Omaha residences. . E. H. LOUGEE. INC., 638 Keeline Bldg. OMAHA HOMES EAST NEB. FARMS. O'KJSEICE REAL ESTATE CO. 1016 Om. Nat. Bk. Bldg. Jackaon 2716. . (100 to 210,000 made p romptly. F. D. WEAD. Wead Bldg., 310 S. 18th St. REAL ESTATE WANTED. To buy or sell Omaha Real Estate see FOWLER & M'DONALD 1120 City Nat Bk. Bldg. Jackson 1426. CONSULT us if you contemplate building, or wish to buy or sell Omaba real estate C. B. STUHT CO.. City Nat Bank Bldg. DO. 8787. GRUENIGArqtuy,creV.,Aaw,u M 1418 let Natl. Bk. Bldg. Jackson 1968. BIRKETT seM,,A r ESTATE. Rents, Insures. 350 Peters Trust Bide. Jackson 0631. WILt buy a pood Income Investment, either apartment house, flafs or retail stors. Box X-lW. Omaha Bee. HAVE inqulriea for homes do you want to eel! your property T Llat it with C A Orlmmel. Omaha Nefl Bk. Bldg. PROMPT sales of your real estate; we have many buyers and solicit your bu.l new. Shopen A Co, Realtor. JA. 4228. REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN. Florence Nethaway. Flor. prop, no colored. KE. 14"9 REAL ESTATE IMPROVED. West. BE8T offer made buy 417. Wakeley Ave., fine 7 -room bungalow. Cathedral dlatrlct. Crelgh. 808 Bee. JA. 2t. J B. ROBINSON, real estate and inve ment. (43 Peter Trust DO. 817. D. E. BUCK CO. buy and ee.l home. The For Sale Want Ads will help you solve the buying problem. Drawn for The Bee by McManus Copyright, 1951. International Newt Vervlca HA.T OH WE ARE tCOlNc; OVER TO CALL OM TMEM.' ' ' ' ' V L1'2 .J mi mm REAL ESTATE IMPROVED. North. DANDY AlTtE HOME. Five-room cottage with electrlo light and wtt.r; good pssement; gar.ge, chicken house, fruit trees, south front faring the new Florence Field Addition, for only 81.000; hair rash, OKHORNB REALTY COMPANY 130 Peters Trust Bldg , Jsrk.on 1381, A DANDY FOR 15,600. Sevan-room, oak finish, strictly mod rn in every respect, peach of a lot, In th pretty Boulevard Park addition. li,uvv raan win nanui. OSBORNE REALTY CO., (30 Peter Trust llldg. Jock. 1281, NEAR 27th and Ellison, new. all mo.l-m. 5 -room bungalow; complete. 14,7(0. Easy terms. Atlantie 1840. South. FOR COLORED I have n number of ( and 8-room houses. Can sell on easy terms, 11(0 to i.Dv caiio, A. J. DAVIS, 2820 North 261 h. Wl. 0838 (ROOM modern cottage with garage, near Spring Lake Park. Market 1(81. Vacant. DUNDEE LOTS. 12,250 East front, close to ear. 83.376 Corner. 81x138. 84,000 Double corner, Flfty-cond and Farnam. ALFRED THOMAS SON CO. JA. 0064. HAVE a few alghtly lot In Ralston which I will sell for real email pay ment down, and the balance easy monthly payments: (300 up. Phone or see Stewart, Phone Ralston 10-W. BUILDING lot. 47x168 ft. (hade trees, near good school; reasonable. DO. 8184. Miscellaneous. THE Old Reliable Real Estate Office. M'CAGUE INVESTMENT CO. 1508 Dodge St Douglat 1346. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIII.IIIItllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll " u s. I VICTORY BONDS 1 (5th Loan) bearing f 434 . , I will be accepted at par far Nebraska Farm Mortgages ' ' which ar exempt fraat i local tasee . and bear i 7 1 i Benson & Myers Co. i 424 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. Omaha I rii!lnliiliiliiliiliii:iliili!:"liiiiliiliiliiliilitliitiiliiliiliilui W Make Omaha RESIDENCE LOANS Monthly Inatallment Plaa, Prepayment any time. " Aleo Lam on Business P rope rile Liberal Optional Privilege. Reasonable Commission. WHY- Is It Impossible to Obtain a Perfect s Vacuum? . The application of the word "im possible" to any. undertaking, how ever improbable it may appear at the moment, should always be pre fixed by the word "apparently," for science is making strides every day which previously appeared to be listed among the "impossible." But, sa far as can be seen at the moment, the creation of a perfect vacuum is impossible for two reasons: Firstly; Because of the tremendous dimcul ties in perfectine a pump which will not permit the slightest particle of air to flow back into the space which is being made into a vacuum and secondly, on account of the natural or arithmetical obstacles which, pre sent themselves. If we take a globe containing 128 cubic inches of air, for exampleand presume-that we have a perfect pump which will withdraw one-half the air at a stroke, we will have 64 cubic inches remaining after the first stroke, 32 after the second and so on until we have one cubic inch remaining. But the problem will then present itself of how to get rid of this one cubic inch, or rather one- half, one-quarter, one-eighth, one- sixteenth and the succeeding frac tions ot an inch which will ensue. Successive strokes of ' ,the pump would withdraw all but. a tiny irao t:on of a cubic inch of air, but as long as the slizhtest particle remains the vacuum is not perfect. Meanwhile, however, approximations of this per fect vacuum are becoming closer every year and it may be that science wilt eventually overcome something which at the present moment appears insurmountable. (Copyright, 1921, Wheeler Syndicate. Ine ? Parents' Problems What course should be followed when one sees a neighbor's child do ing things that the neighbor does not know about, but would disapprove? It is a delicate matter to mention the child's behavior to the neighbor unless there is very intimate friend ship between the two families. Yet, something shoutd be done. The best plan would seem to speak to the child, saying, "Would vour mother like to have you do that? I think not. This is often effective. If the behavior is reallv' seriously bad, of course, you should mention it to the child's mother, saying. "I should wish you to do the. same, if my child should misbehave in the same way." My Marriage Problems Aael Carritea't New FbaM f "Revelation, of a Wife" Wnrto. Im.) Th War Ba Dean Mad a Vr bI Mittttp and Swiftly Changed Har Tuna, Fred't cynical little prediction on. cerning the certainty of our teeing the (late trooper again before the night wai over butted around my brain tike a troublesome motquito through the ret of the roundabout route by which Pa Coigrove direct cd me to drive. We turned off at the Capron road, traveled about a mile on it, and then drew into the ahadowi of the over hanging trees and waited, with the boy pretending to be busied with a supposed refractory tire. 1'a Cot. grove insisted that we stay there a full half hour before we doubled back on our tracks, and entered the little-utcd reservoir road which he had indicated. His painstaking care appeared to be justified, however, and Fred' prediction made of no account, when I'a Coigrove finally directed me to stop at the end of a long white fence guardivac v gully, for there was no sign anywhere of anyone but ourselves. "How Touching." "Right there's the gate," Pa Cos grove said, indicating a stout, lock ed and chained iron barrier. "And you can see there's just room for you to run your car down this place between thc road and the fende. Don't go too far or you'll strike the gully. It's just the thing for us, we can turn off the light and nobody passing would ever know there was a car here. And you can back out easv when we go." "Wait a minute, Madge," Dicky jumped from thc car, ran to the place Mr. Cosgrove had indicated, and swept it with his pocket flash light. "All right, come ahead," he said, "Just aim for me, and you'll make it fine." It was only one of the many lit tle thoughtful things Dicky is for ever doing, and I could have slapped Bess Dean for her mocking drawl as I obeyed his signal. "How touching! And how in trepid," she said, while Ted chuckled, as he. did at every utterance of hers. I wouldn't care to stand in front of a car that way with any woman driving. , . The pause before any woman was so significant that no one could mistake her intention to slur my driving ability. Dicky evidently did not hear her, and hred was too shy, Ted too absorbed in Miss Dean to make any comment upon her little speech. - But Pa Cosgrove s voice rose indignantly: That s a libel upon darned good driving. I'd stand in front of Mrs, Graham s ear any day whether she wa going "five or fifty miles an hour:" .i Send me an invitation to the in quest," she retorted laughingly, and we all laughed , with her, for -Bess Dean; -when she sees she ha 'gone too far with a sneer,; has the faculty of taking the sting out of 'anything she has said by some absurd remark which' puts every one in good humor. It makes rt impossible for any one who does not know her well to believe that she meant any thing but an innocent jest in the first place. ' AU Admiration. "Will we have to climb the fence, or have you the key to Paradise, Pa Cosgrove?", Miss Dean "next de manded. "You'll have to climb, but that ought hot to bother you," Pa Cos grove retorted. "You ought to be able to get over just as well as a boy."' "It doesn't bother me," Bess Dean returned, and by the glow of the Car lights I saw .her adjust the belt of her natty knickerbockers with an air of complacency. "It's poor Madge I m thinking of. lhat s a mean climb with skirts on." ' "Save vour sympathy, little one!" Dicky's voice was tender, but with a gibing note that told me he meant to score a tally against thc girl. "That's a trick skirt. Toss it to mc, Madge. I'll carry it over for you." The skirt is one with a single hook at the belt,' a row of large buttons down the front. It was the work of but a second or two for me to unloosen it, toss it to Dicky and stand ready for any climbing feat in a knicker suit as natty and com fortable as Bess Dean's own. A less shrewd girl would have be trayed the chagrin she felt by a catty little speech. But not Bess Dean. . She was all admiration. "If that isn't the cleverest thing! she cried. . "Fve seen you in that suit often, but never dreamed you could shuck the skirt as quickly asithat. , Where did you get it? "In the middle-aces," I laughed. "Picked it uo the first year of my marriage in a shop which specialized in - dress novefties. I don't think it ever will wear out." You were the lucky lady! she affirmed. "There s no sucn cloth nowadays." "Now. if vou two. will can the clothes chatter," Dicky drawled, "ana get over this fence. It will oblige all hands. Are you ready, Cosgrove I'll 'hist and you catch." And in another minute we were all over the fence, following Pa Cos grove's lantern down the winding path. . Jewel, Flower, Color Symbols for Today By MILDRED MARSHALL. The talismanic gem which belongs to this day 'is the ruby, the stone as sociated with Venus and Friday throughout the history of supersti tion. It is believed to bestow upon its " wearer strength of body and strength of character. To a man it brings the ability to command others; to a woman it promises lofty ideals, but a a gift between friends it, curiously enough, is believed to promote jealousy and misunderstand ing. loo great superstitious value can. not be placed upon the cat's eye, which is today's natal stone, accord ing to the old writers. The cat's eye is believed ' to ward off evil spirits and at the same time to attract for its wearer srreat admiration. One . who Dossesses a cat's eye has the key to personal magnetism, according to ancient lore. - - (Copyright U21, Wheeler Syndicate, las.) A