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mat than ana inform! Ineeriin af an
advertieamenl entered far mar IBa ana
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DEATH 4 FUNERAL NOTICES.
XTniMik-n l.u.r Jane, naaead an Me.i
lay. January 30, lJ. al h lioma ef
.er ..n K, A. Dlrlnior, 2$a Hallmat
Ave. Mra Hirlntrr la survival by per
huabalt'l. Hlrlni'r; 4 aore. .1. J .
irini!r, t'lmago. III.: Fred II Hirlnc-r,
oun. il Bluffs, I : K. A. airiiigur an4
I.. K. Htringer ef Omaha; a dialer and
ona brother.
funeral rne Wadnaadav. Kelirn y
I. I:3. at 3 p. in. fmm iha noma of bar
ii. Interment riiraat I.a"n i .yei.r
D'rrU'M.En. Dr. Augiiflua K, on of Iha
l.ia Mr. ana Mrs. J narion iaiwui-r,
.I'.il January !. lb of 43 )ara.
In in. mi In, : dese. Survived by If-.
Innavlate. anj la alalara, Mra. .Paul
W, kuhna anl Mra Frank N Clarke.
Funeral eerviiee frmn tha family real
iltno, 401 llarnev !., Wednesday, al
3 l. m. Interment al Proepei I Hill
nilry, (family kindly rubral no
f nwara I
Iliivr 41reemlll I'. paaa an at Mo
ilia, I'll. Hutur.laj.'. January it. I:3.
yrari. Mr. Ilayil I aurv.vod by
hia lf. 1 aulia, Orora It. Ilo; 4 ut
Omaha. J. Iluyil of Modaaia. (.'al.
Tunvral aarvlcra from i'roaby Kunarnl
M.ima. Zlth anil Wirt Hia.. dlr liy.
Frbruary I, at S.JO P. m. Inta.-.
niant family lot Korrat I.-o tnn-iry.
THOMAS William M Mnenln apla. Jan.
SO. at 4 yrara. Parraaad la aur
vlvad by Ihra ajiial vra. Mra. Ella iltllh.
Maillaon. Wla.; Mr, alary J. Owana,
and Mr, alantarat tllh.on. flanray. Wla.
' runaral arrviix from lloflmann Ku
naral Mom Wrdnamlav at 1 p. m. In
larmcnl III lot, Minaourt Valley, )a.,
Wodnaaday.
BRRAKIKR Waalay t... aun of .Mr. and
Mr. Wcalay l)ralar, paaard on at Imal
hoapllal Hunday, January :. JJ::, 'd
4 yrara.
Kunaral aarvlcaa January S'. l5S.
fi-oin .'roaby Kunrral Horn. !4ih and
Wirt St., at 4 p. m, lntermant Harlan,
la.
Hite4
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Ml JllaO ASO MAUUIt IN FULL
I AUt Of COLORS IN !HK bUNOAV Btt
Drawn for The Bee by McManui
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Nat;tC CH3IN4
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Accordcon Pletirg.
AOCuHDIoN. aid, knlfa. tioi pirating.
covered builona, all aiyiaa; pamaiiichlna
lulionhola. Writ Mal Hulton A
I'Iwiiim Co., IH llrown bloik, Omaba,
T-I".h.ma JA II a
NEBR. PLEATING :rruf:
ion, lint I'arnim. id Hoor. to. H71.
Contrictori.
I'AINTI.Nci, papering and plaiarin.
ivau. wa. 46;.
J.
TAKK advantage of low prKaa In paint
m ana papernanainir. Kophn, WH 14:6.
Dancinx Academies
k'FPP'Q farnam. ou(taa 144.
J-'1-' J t 'laaart tlandtr. Wdna.
dae and Frdlay. 1:15 p. m Private lea-
on by appointment, sura metLooa.
Hn'efectinn auarnnterd
Denfitt X-Ray
MOUTH H'llrn and rorrhea. Ur. V.
ii. Aicuuiiiea. Dentiau nvv rim nail
Bank Dldir. Tel. JA. 04N4,
MCNTAU X-BYS. aoo EACH.
II a full art. ni Kerurltlea Bid-.
Detectives.
CHAMBERS-Thnmae U, afd il yrara,
died January 30. 1)23.
Funeral aarvlcea Wtdneday, f"bni-
ary 1, at I o'rlock at Korrat Lawn
i hapel. Body will be at Haynea Mortu
ary until 12:10 Wedneaday.
AUTOMAT If RKALINO UONCRETB
BURIAl. VAULTS.
Recommended and for aala by all
leading undertakers. Waterproof, no
ateel to ruat, no wood to decay. Inslat
upon tha AUTOMATIC HEALINO
VAtTI.T. mfKd. by OMAHA fOX
I'RRTK BURIAL VAULT CO., H10 N.
301b, St.
CARD OF THANKS.
ITS wlah to thank our many frienda for
their presenia and beautiful flower at
th funeral of our beloved on and
brother. C'harle K. 8traer. Sltned,
Mr. and Mr. Mukhllns and Family.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
F. J. STACK & CO.,
Succenor to
Stack & Falconer
OMAHA'S BEST.
ARltOW AMBULANCEh m?"
Thirty-third and Farnairu
Hulse & Ri?pen
PIONEER FUNERAr, DIRECTORS.
Formerly at 701 8. 16tb St., hav
moved to ;524 Cumins St. Ja. 126.
"HEAFEY & HEAFEY
Undertaken and Bmbalmera.
Phono HA. 26i. Office 2(11 Farnam.
FLORISTS.
LEE LARMQN
1814 Douglia
Ph. DO. 8244
SAT IT WITH FLOWERS FROM HKSS
A SWOBODA. HIS FARNAM STRKICT
1.. Handorsont 1507 Farnam. Jackaon M
JOHN BATH. 1S04 Farnam. Jackaon 10.
CEMETERIES.
Forest Lawn
The larsrest and most beautiful ceme
tery In Nebraska; 320 acre, just north
of city limits. A mutual cemetery all
revenues used for Improveinenta and
perpetual care. Office at entrance to
cemetery. City office, 720 Brandela
Theater Bulldlnt.
BIRTHS AND DEATHS.
. Btrtha.
Lawrence and Clam .Tasperdon 4111
f i rth Twenlr-ftrst street, boy.
Krnest and Stella Carlson, 1708 Clark
treat, boy.
Valentine and Josephine Mojkowska,
Forty-fifth and I streets, girl.
Achlel and Mary Dyek, 6028 South
Thirty-eighth atreet, boy.
George and Lola Hawman, 4511 South
Twenty-seventh street, girl.
Wilbur and Marie Harrison, hospital,
bov. .
HaVold and Florence Jones, hospital,
girl, ---
Joseph and Grare Rogers, 33.' 1 South
Thirty-first street, girl. :
Deaths. -
John J. ' Barnes, 68, 3U7 North Seven
teenth atreet.
Frank Orvill Boall,'42, 6004 Burt street.
Mr.a. Grace E. Higbin,' 2, SS05 South
Twenty-thtrd street.'
Mrs. Anna Grant, 69. hospital. - ',
Susan D. McEvoy. 40, Omaha. Neb.
Jasper Clinton Booth, 1,. 32H5 South
Twenty-eighth avenue.
Francis MulUa, Infant, hospital.
Western National (ctei Aaency.
Licensed and bonded. 40T Rrax'ei To.
Illdir. Lady operators. AT. 2543.
Independent Dalectlv Ruau. 304 Neville
Blk. AT. 4501; night. WA. 4045; KB. 0143
RKLIAHl.U !eti:tlv Bureau. Hallway
Ex. Bldg., J A. 3051, Night, KB. 3813.
JAMES ALLAN. 313 Neville ink. Evldene
cured in sll case. Atlantic 1136.
UK.TECTlVL!" tbet get results. 40ai-
ton block. J A. 18l. DO 4767.
Dressmaking.
M. Finegold, Tailor
Expert ladle tailor and furrier. Fan
cy work and dressmaking a specialty.
Spring line now ready. Price reasonable.
Tel. AT. 6601 for appointment.
AM open for business
cation. 2421 So. LUh.
Timme. dressmaking;
specialty.
at my new In
AT 4871. - Pearl
spring coala a
Fura, suits, dresses, rem'd, relln'd. Ha 6804
Kodak FinihitUT.
ENLAROKMKNTS. oil coloring, developing.
printing. Ksae Studio. 313 Neville B;k.
FILMS DKVELOPBD FRKE.
Th Ensign Co.. 1607 Howard St.
Patent Attorneys,
t. W. MARTIN, patent attorney, U1S
Dodge. Omaha, also Washington, D. C
W help sell patents, models made.
Printing.
EDDY Printing Co.. 312 S. 13 St. Do. 4647.
BRITT Printing Co., 7 Elka Bldg.
Miscellaneous Announcements.
DIAMONDS
price with privilege
to buy bsck at small profit. GROSS
JEWELRY CO.. Omaha, Neb.. 402 N.
16th St. Telephone DO. 6049.
Povlenn DR- N- Chiropractor. 308
VJttI 1SUII paxton block. AT. 3747.
Office hours, II a. m. to 6:30 p. m.
RAZOR BLADES sharpened. Single. 35c;
double edge. 45c doz. Mail orders so
licited. Omaha Sharp Co., 103 N. 16th.
OMAHA PILLOW COMPANY. Mattresses
made over in new ticks at half price of
new beds. 1907 Cuming. JA. 2467.
CLOCK repairing rightly done. Natstedt,
609 Brown Bllt., 16tb and Douglas.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Permit to wed have been issued to the
following: '
John E. Frosh, 2S. Omaha, and Minnie
Oeta, 23, Deshler, Neb.
i Godfrey B. E. Seaberg. over 51, Omaha,
and Augusta Mary Kruse. over 21, Omaha.
John Hannon. 28. Chicago, 111., and
Virginia Garrison, 24, Peru, Neb
Hubert McLone, 22, ' Omaha, and Ilene
Wheeler, 19, Lincoln, Neb.
Frank .T. Stehno. 22. Omaha, and
Stacia Kucirek, 21, Omaha.
Emit Lind, 36. Claries. Neb., and Nellio
Corkerton, 28, t'larks. Neb.
Merton M. Wynri, 26, Omaha, and Lil
lian V. Millard, 20. Omaha.
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.
LOST -Tuesday morning, wYist watch.
gold, open face; either at corner of
14th and Cam or at 20th and Farnam,
or from 20th to 21st on Dodge, near
high school, or 20th and Lake to 19th,
or on Dodge and Harney car, north from
Farnam. Reward. Walnut 2390, evening.
WILL party who found lady's wrist watch,
vicinity 19th and Webster and Cuming
to 3571 Dodge St.. evening November 28
and noon 29, pleas notify Mrs. Bv
Fralssinet. DO. 5722 and receive reward.
LOST OR 8TRAYED Irish spaniel pup.
dark brown and curly; also red Irish
,1 setter pup. both about 6 month old.
Lot near Hanscom Park. Phone Har-
ney 4323 for reward.
LOST Sunday. Pearl necklace, between
501 Burt St. and 60th and Underwood
Ave. Reward. Tel. Walnut 3574.
PERSONALS.
THK SALVATION Army Industrial home
aolicits your old . clothing, furniture,
maraaine. We collect. We distribute.
Phone Douglas 4135 arid, our wagon
will caiL Call and Inspect our new
horn. 1114-1112-1114 Dodge St.
KATHRYN L. RILEY
Skin .and scalp specialist. Residence
work solicited. Appointment. JA. 3268.
Theatrical historical masque costumes, for
plays and parties, at Lleben'a. Oman.
MAONKTIC baths; Violet Ray treatment
with' massages. 614 S. lth. DO. 3381.
SULPHUR bath. Swedish massage, chi
ropody. Evening to 4. 204 So. 20th St.
ELECTRIC therapy treatment
villa Block. '
318 Ne-
ELECTRIC baths. Swed. mass. WE. 2911
RENT Hoover vacuum. 31.26 HA 1471
EXPERT MASSAGE. DOUGLAS 3549.
EXPERT massage. 434 No. 16. Apt. ,
Prescriptions carefully compounded at the
6 Sherman ft MeConnell Drug stores.
FULL die and tuxedos tor rent. John
Feldman, 109 N. 16tli St. Jackson 3128.
NEW and rebuilt electrical apparatus.
LeBron Electric, 318 S. 13th St., Omaha,
HELP WANTED MALE.
Salesmen and Solicitor.
STATU MAl.KNMANAOKH COR N'K
brasaa and Kanaaa wauled. ' Xlanufat
turar drairaa man rapabla ef ireni
Ittg ana taking rumplaie haraa of
nd dietribuiiun af eirlliM hltH, be.
raua of Ms nature, eelia io,bantere and
Urg vommafTiat ronrerne an tight, la
patented and liaa large ) In ierri
tMa whr It ha baen introduced. Ill
doraad by trading banker. Th.s
a high-elsea pruuoaitloa and will require
Inveatmeni of l for tnarbince. ,
lionet Tim C'ontputur Co., Falrmout,
Minn. t.
KAI.KhMA.V WA.STKI) A large New
York houa ha opening In lhair sale
droartnieui for two llvewlra aaleeman,
Jur mm are earning real money. For
Interview call before Is a. m., after
P. m. 3U4 Halrd Bldg.
SALESMAN lu all aa am Una to dealer
only old eatab laheil in Farm Imp!.
meiila. Comnilaaion baala. No samples
lo carry. Omaha iern sales Co.
timaha. Neb.
8A1.K.HM A.N Two young men to travel
Nebraaka. Kipenae advanced, rt-rrr
rncr and bond. Call 10 11. i to I,
Hotel Loyal. Ak for Mr. Wauaner,
TWO young man lo travel In Nebraska
towns, expense cdvanced. Referanc
and bond. Call from 4 to 11 or I to
4, Floinar hotel. Ask for R. F. Jones.
Miscellaneous.
A MAN lo rut wood and work 011 farm
for board and small wagea until spring.
Frank Muail. Bladen. Neu.
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
Professions and Trades.
FUR peraonal Instruction, In shorthand
typewriting. nnokKeepinf, nankins, eio
call Douglas 7174.
Household and Domestic.
WANTED An elderly Isdy lo exchange
light housework lor a comfortable
home. AT 4871.
WANTED White girl for general house
work. Good wages. Walnut 2456.
HELP WANTED.
Male and Female.
WANTED Men. ladies and boys to learn
barber trade; big demand; wagea while
learning: atrlctly modern. Call or write
1403 Dodge St. Trl-City Barber College.
Miscellaneous.
ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON, either
sex, may earn 4100 to 1200 monthly cor.
responding for newspapera; 15 to J15
per column'i all or spars time; exTie
rlenc unnecessary; no canvassing. 8ejd
lor particulars. National Press Bureau,
Buffalo, N. Y.
EDUCATIONAL.
DAY SCHOOL NIGHT SCHOOL,
Complete couise In accountancy, ma
china bookkeeping, comptome'y, abort
hand and typewriting. railroad and
wireless telegraphy, civil service and all
English and commercial branches.
Write, call or phone Jackson 1566 for
large 1 lustra ted catalog. Adaresa
Boyles College,
Boyes Bldg.. Omaha. Nb
Van Sant School of Business.
Day and Evening Schools.
220 Omaha National Bank Bldg.
Douglas 6840.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
FOR SALE; Cash mercantile business;
monthlv sale over f:t,600; stock carried
about 33.600; 14.000. to 16,600 cash will
handle.. No trades. J, W. Box 126,
Osage, Wyo.
RAILWAY eating house for sale, steam
neat, Ice, coal, water furnlshea free;
rent 310 a month. 42d and B streets.
Phone MARKET 2639.
FOR SALE.
Furniture and Household Goods,
ATTENTION!
2.000 yards of curtains, drapevy 'ma
terials. :tu a yard; 250 table and pillow
1 covers, 6 each; 50 window shades, 20c
each. Other furniture floor covers,
stoves, rugs, electric washers, etc. de
duced prices.
VAKS FURNITURE STORE.
6011 So. 24th St. Market 2370.
Pianos and Musical Instruments.
TRADE your used piano on a new play
er piano. Balance as low as 310 per
month. A. HOSPE CO.. 1613 Douglas.
GEO. A. SMITH Dealer In drums, xylo
phones, etc; Instructions, repairing:
2761 Davenport St. Phone Harney 2967.
WILKINSON MUSIC SHOP Band and
orchestra Instruments, accessories and
music. 211 Arthur Bldg. DO. 8123.
JOHN TAFF saxophone ahop, repairing
and supplies. 206 Leflang Bldg. DO. 8476
Clothing and Furs.
DUNDEE WOOLEN MILLS.
For sale, a few unclaimed, all-wool
"Dundee" suits, chap. alterations free.
Northwest Cor. 15th and Harney Sts.
FURS remodeled, rellned and cleaned.
KNEETER ALASKA FUR CO.,
203 S. 15th St. DO. 7288. ...
Typewriters and Suonlies.
. TYPEWRITERS
ADDING MACHINES.
All MAKES bought, sold, rented and
repaired. Sole agents for the CORONA.
- Get our prices before you buy. Every
machine guaranteed. .
Central Typewriter Exc.
J A. 4120. ' 1912 Farnam.
GUARANTEED typewriters, 112.60 and up.
Midland Office and Supply Co., 1404
Dodge.
Miscellaneous Articles.
GAS .ENGINE FOR .
- SALE
P. Cooke. Co.,
Stationary, 10 H. P. . J.
Omaha,
WE buy, sell safes, make desks, show
cases, etc. Omaha Fixture & Supply Co.,
S. W. Cur. 11th and Douglas. JA. 2724.
EXPERT aewlng mnchln .epalring.
' MICKELS.
15th and Harney. - BO. 1471.
WILL sacrifice for cash set of unused
Harvard Classic". At. 1444.
WANTED TO BUY.
DESKS DESKS DESKS
New desks, used desk bought, old and
traded. J. C. Reed. 1207 Farnam. DO 6144
WANTED SITUATIONS.
Laundry and Day Work.
REFINED young woman wishes employ
ment a companion to elderly person or
as nurse to small child; two years' hos
pital training. Telephone AT. 6606.
Lucille Dtsbrow.
help Ranted maleT
Store's and Offices.
Young men. over 17, desiring government
position. 3130 monthly, write for free
list position now ope. J. Leonard
(former civil service examiner). 909
Equitable Bldg., Washington, D. C.
Professions and Trades.
DO yon want to increase your income?
Write the National Auto School. 2614
No. 20th SL, Omaha, for catalog.
MOLER BARBBR c'OLI.EUfc.
114 a. Ittb. Writ for catalog.
WANTED to buy, good store In a good
town, stock consisting of general mer
chandise. Write to S. Bordy, Columbus,
Neb.
HOTEL for aale. The only hotel in city.
Modern, building and the fixtures. J.
F. Tieskolter, Crofton, Nob.
FOR SALE good restaurant doing good
business, only eating house In town.
S. C. Lyon, Harroid, S. D.
FOR SALE Grocery and 7 rooms,
full, 41,600. 645 So. 24th Ave.
FOR RENT-ROOMS.
Furnished Rooms.
GET YOUR ROOM
through The Bee furnished room dl
rectory Call at office for list of choice
desirable rooms In all carts of the c ty,
A service that benefits both advertiser
and room seeker.
GLOBE HOTEL 1107 Dougla. New man
agement, respectable, first-class, t-ewly
decorated, home-like rooms; 60c, 75c, 31
per day. Special weekly rates.
LOOK at thl room first, warm, pleas
ant. Men only. , At. 4701. Apt, 601.
PLEASANT large front room for two,
walk dist. board if desired. HA. 6749.
2703 CUMING Beaut, fur. rm.: new. mod.
nrivate homo. 3 50 week. FIA. 6969.
1517 S. 29TH, nicely fur. ro6m. Ha. 6998.
A-l. well-heated rooms, cheap. KE. 4610.
Housekeeping Rooms.
THE GUIDE TO
the better housekeeping room Is the
directory furnished to advertiser and
room hunter. Call at Bee office for
tree copy containing desirable vacancies
In all part of the city.
TEL. WA. 2005. 2 COMPLETELY FUR
NISHED ROOMS FOR H.OUSEKEEP-
' ING. ' EXCELLENT HEAT, SOUTH
EXPOSURE, 136.
TWO neat warm rooms for housekeeping,
private home, for 1 or 2 persons em
ployed. 3070 Mason. HA. 3116.
Board and Rooms.
WE SPECIALIZE; in meals you
really enjoy, comfortable rooms. .
MERRIAM HOTEL,
The Home for Business Men.
26th and Dodge Sts, Doug. 2076.
Pleasant room in private home;
cooking. Harney 7126. .
FOR RENT HOUSES.
Furnished.
HAMILTON ST. 3101 Beautiful 7-room
furnished house; refernces. Ha. 1818.
Unfurnished.
2602 N. 16TH ST. Six rooms and bath;
garage: 3C0. DO. 6635.
GEO. F. JONES COMPANY.
6-ROOM COTTAGE,
HARNEY 0647.
1711 . JACKSON.
3120 LEAVENWORTH ST., five rooms,
all modern house. 35.00. HA. 1739.
FOR RENT APTS. AND FLATS.
Furnished.
NICELY furnished front apartment, mod
ern; close to car, .
WOODBINE APARTMENTS,
WE-6946. 2514 Wirt St.
Unfurnished.
THREE rooms and bath with rive-room
accommodation. Undine Court; 355 sum
mer. 365 winter.
TRAVER BROS.,
Douglas 4886. 813 First Nafl Bank.
THE THORVALD 4-room apartment, 375
Per month. Reference required. Call
Harney 6S10.
19 foom modern apt., the
DRAKE RENTAL AGENCY.
1702 Howard 8t. AT. 470S. J A. 2804.
Peters; Trust Company,
nacas omaua rents.
FOR RENT APTS. AND FLATS. I
Unfurnished.
CHOICE APARTMENT
The Hillcrest
R. W, c.irn.r I4lh and Jonaa. I K, Apt
o, 4, All large ruoma, beautifully dcro
ratea, built-in Murphy bed. and rhlf'o,
filar In llraaalng clneet, Clua in, ti
summer. Itl.la winter.
I K, Apl. No. I. I.arga room, all
beautiful new nroratlna; bail room and
tra Uurhpy bed and ureaaer built
off dining room. summer, f;s.t(
winter.
tta our compleit rental list before
ranting.
Payne & Carnaby Co..
"Omaha's Rental Men"
4l4Oiftha Nafl Hank Bldg. AT. HIS,
1 ROOMS), heat and bath. 311 No, lath,
FOR RENT Business Property.
1437 FARNAM ST 12.000 auuar fart.
AUIIKU THOMAS a) KO.lt ('O,
llllltTIKTIl HI., 1 blu.-k. ouirt of Far
nam: rial. AT. 40 or WE. 3368.
MERCANTILE STORAGE) AND WARtC
nwuK in., litre ana jone hi
H. M. Chrlsiie. warehouse A track's prop.
K. V. WEAD AND BOWMAN CO.
MOVING AND STORAGE.
FIREPROOF WAREHOUHE
Separata locked rooma for houMhold
good and piano, moving, packing and
enipping.
BEKI.NH OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE..
on south tilth. DO. 4163.
ESTIMATES furnished on atorago and
moving, contract taken by Job or hr.
moo an storage 10.. ja. 4338. AT.
U.-3Q. e:o-:4 North mth St.
POULTRY AND PET STOCK.
Thoroughbred cockerels, 17. Kenwood 3li!)i
HATCHING EGGS. Wy. Tarda. KE. 0334
WILL glv good home lo puppy. Ha. 3045.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
FORDS !
FORDS !
New and Used.
Cash and Terma.
W' hav. them all prltea all models.
Be ur and see us before you buy.
McCaffrey motor
company, "Th Handy -Ford Service Station."
Authorized Ford Dea1tra.
lath and Jackson Sia.
DO. SS00. V
( Open Sunday From to 11.
THOUSANDS of dollars worth of
, new Urea of all sixes and varloun
other automobile accessories will
he sold for one-half of cost price
for Immediate removal. This Is
, the entire stock of our previous
distributor and we' will not con
tinue to handle accessories of any
kind and need this spare badly.
so hurry and take advantage of
. thin troinendous sacrifice.
Tires will be on display in our
window at 2562 Farnam St.
Willys-Overland, Inc.,
Good Used Fords
Adkins Motor Co.
4911 S. '24th St. .
NOW IS YOUR
OPPORTUNITY
TO PURCHASE ;
THE BEST Itf
l:SED CARS AT
THE LOWEST
PRICES v
NEBRASKA OLDSMOBTLE CO.,
HOWARD AT 18TH.
60 REAL USED CAR BARGAINS
Cash or Time. Buy or Sell.
Fords from 350 and up.
Dodge, Bulcka and others, 3100 and
up.
Ford bodies, winter top.
GOLDSTOM AUTO. SALES CO.,
1818 Harney St. Central Garage.
SELECT your car for the coming
season now and benefit by the
exceptionally low midwinter
prices. By paying a small pay
ment down we will hold any car i
until spring without storage
charge. Twenty-five cars to ell
from 150.00 to' 1400.00. Some
practically new. All inaks. ,
DODGJSS, FORDS. OVERLANDS,
CHEVROLET.5!, MAXWELLS.
One-third cash, balance monthly.
Willys-Overland, Inc.,
2562 Farnam St.
SOME 'bargains in used Fords; prompt
delivery on new Fords.
MCCAFFREY MOTOR CO..
The Handy Ford Service Station.
16th and Jackson Sts. DO. 8500.
LATE MODEL HUDSON SPEEDSTER, 6
CORD TIRES, PERFECT CONDITION,
A SPLENDID BUY. YOU CAN SEE
IT AT 2062 FARNAM ST., OR PHONE
DO. 8987. N
WILLYS-KNIGHT Roadster. 1360; one-
third cash, balance monthly. This car
Is In the very best of condition and
all good tires. Mr, Hollcroft, 2562 Far
nam St.
20 BUICK ROADSTER, FIVE CORD
TIRES, PERFECT CONDITION. DON'T
FAIL TO SEE THIS CAR AT 2C62
FARNAM ST., OR CALL DO. 89S7.
LIGHT-SIX five-passenger touring, with
Red Heal continental Motor, like new.
Must sell, first 3250 take it Mr.
Morris, 2562 Farnam St.
1919 OAKLAND TOURING; NEW TIRES.
PERFECT CONDITION; CASH OR
TERMS. 2052 FARNAM STREET, DO.
8987.
BUY A GUY L. SMITH USED CAR.
A Safe Investment.
6th and Fnrnam Sts. Phone Douglas 1970.
FIVE-PASSENGER Touring,- like new;
3375. One-third cash, balance monthly.
Mr. Glass.' 2564 Farnam St.
FORD rear radius rod. 31;, drive shaft
housing, 34; spider and gears. 81. Ne
braska Auto Parts Co., 1016 Harney St.
STEARNS In splendid condition; new
corus. paint good, winter curtnins; a
bargain. WA. 2452.
AVERY truck, 6-ton; 1600, worth more;
gooa condition, siituuu ft uu.MfAisy.
20TH AND AMES.
USED cars bought, sold and exchanged.
TRAWVER AUTO CO.. 2210 Farnam St.
WHITELY 3?oOEsou,HhI8i3fhESst:
USED radiators, all make for sale. Green-
ough. Radiator Repair 2039 Farnam.
HOLLY, expert auto trimmer. 812 S. 2tn.
FARM LANDS.
Colorado Lands.
POOR health. Must sell 160 acre im
proved 2' miles north or strabburg.
Coin. 110 broke, 65 in wheat. Real
farm. Bargain. J. D. Jeffries, Slroa
CaVS. Ceis.
FARM LANDS.
Minnesota Lands.
1(4 Al.KI.H
richest blank I'wiii. yellow clay aub.
oil, no rorka, lavel, naluial drainage,
II under eultivalliini comfortable
twnt houaa. good barn for 13 h0,
lanary, poultry hou. hughmia, i.ia
'Mine ehe,!. vurnerlb, good well of pure
Malar; i imlea from Karniuuton,
Minn., ! inil-s aouih of St. I'anl.
rlua to Lincoln an J Jrftaraon paved
Highway: wunh l-'vO an t,r, but
(read to aarrilira al one end li:i
a ra lake It; ID, (to or 4 6,0 no ca.h,
baianr irnii. A genuine bar.'alu;
Immediate poaae.Hlnn. a
A. I- r'LLLLH. OWNER. 404 Globe rid
Hi. Paul, Minn.
EgUITT LndK'-hange, t, Paul, Minn.
Nebraska Lands,
WHITE M. A. Laraun, Central City, Neb
for fuldir about irurk raisins oppor
tunity in a. r iraita.
Wisconsin Lands.
LANDOLOU Y. FREE, SPECIAL NUMBER
Just out. containing many fact of
clover land In Marinette county. 7.1a
eonam. If for a home or an Invest
ment you are thlnklna of buvlna anori
farm land, where farmer grow rich:
end at once for thl aproial number ol
I.ANDOLOOY. It I frea on request.
A-lilr.aa Skldmore-Rlehl Lnd Co.. 433
SIMdninre-Itlehie Bldg.. Marinette. Wis.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED.
West.
WEST FARNAM HAIIUAIN
411 Farnam, 7 rooma and bath, all
modem; garage and paved street; near
rar una: atroat la paved, j,340; lerma,
Make offer.
P. J. TKHBEN'H CO..
46! Omaha Nat. Ilk. Phone JA. tit:.
FIELD t'Lfll llt'NOALOW.
Oaner off-re brand new bungalow
with oak floor, throughout, built-in
feature. You'll gal value plua here et
i 7ko with convenient tnn. Call
Kdman, J A. 2213 or evening KE. 1021.
North.
FINANCIAL.
Real Estate Loans.
WE have cash on hand lo loan on Omaha
realdencr.
hi. II I.OUGEE. INC..
638 Keellne Bldg
OMAHA HOMES EAST NEB. FARMS
O'KEEFU REAL ESTATE CO..
1014 Om. Nat. Bk. Bldg. Jackaon 2711.
1100 TO llO.ono made promotly. F. D.
weaa and Bowman Ce. Wad Bldg.
Stocks and Bonds.
LIBERTY bonds and stock bought and
aold. ROUT. C. DRUKHEDOW A CO..
360 Omaha National Bank Building.
AN attractive five-year loan of 34.000
oaring i per cent on a farm valued at
116.000, no prepayment option.
KLOKB INVESTMENT COMPANY.
845 Omaha National Bank.
LIBERTY BONDS bought and aold. AT.
4. Slack Bond Houee. 1421 let Nat.
Acreage in Town
i
Right on a cement ti.lowsik, we ire
offering a 4-ronm house, not one of
Iheae aharke. but a very nice place with
ground 44x211, Thl Slave baa an or
. chard th tlx of a city lt and an Ideal
piece of garden land. Call Mr. Mitchell,
KE. 4713, for particular or to 4 p, m..
Amos Grant Co., Realtors,
DO. 8310. ' 210 8. 14th, Ground Floor.
. North Side
Allien. lid bungalow of five large rooms.
Excellent condition throughout. Large
attic. Dandy basement. White oak fin
ish and floor In living room and dining
room. Large lot with Iota of shrubbery.
Garage. To rcaponalbln parly will make
easy terms. Price. 14,704.
Charles W. Martin & Co.,
Realtors,'
737 Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg. AT. 0187.
t'LAIRMON'T LOT
KSst front on 45th avenue near Clif
ton Hill achool. Paving paid. One of
the finest lots in Omaha. Call Atlantic
4224 thl evening.
H. 8. MANVILI.E. Realtor.
AT. 2403. 615 Peters Trust BUlg.
6-room nearly modern home, near car
and school. Large tot and outbuilding.
Only 33.000, with 1760 down. You can't
beat tt. wa. 5704. -
Wanted To Borrow.
WANTED to borrow on an 80-acre Im
proved rann 14 miles west of Omaha
Dodge St. 13,500. Box A-S9. Omaha Bee.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
SELLING HOMES
Is our business. We do not employ a
hit and miss system. When you list
your home with us we do not wait for
the customers to call us; we go after
them. This la done with a method un
like any other real estate office in
Omaha. If you want results, call us.
NORTH WALL JOHNSON,
DO. 7487. 504 Electric Bldg.
We Have Buyers
For good property priced right. Call
us up and we will be glad to go Into
details with you for the sale of your
jMiiyeriy.
D. V. Sholes Company,
JA. 0046. . 915 City Nat'l Bk. Bid.
FIVE ROOMS, modern except heat. 22d
and Manderson, 32.600 Tm mo. payment.
BEST ft OESTRINO, DO. 6136.
BEM1S PARK DISTRICT New 6-room
bungalow, east front lot, two block to
car. DO 4547 or JA 4221.
4464 BEDFORD AVE. 4-room. modern
bungalow; terms reasonable. , CRE1GH,
008 BEE. JA 0200. '
D. E. BUCK ft CO. buy and sell homea.
South. ,
BUNGALOW NEAR FIELD CLUB.
I'nlnflated, unadulterated value.
Can't be beat. 6 rooms and sleeping
porch, den downstairs; French doors;
interior of unusual beauty; garage, full
oricK Dasement. cut ii.uoo to in.suo
with 12.600 down. Evenings call Har
ney 0-'22; dave.
SCHROEDER INVESTMENT CO..
Jackson 3261.
Will Pay Cash
For your home. Price must be right.
Olve house number. deacriDtlon and
price In first letter. Box A-82. Omaha
upe.
Charles W. Young & Son
neai vstaie. Rentals, insurance.
1602 City Nat. Bk. AT. 9668.
To buy or sell Omaha Real Estate see
J'UWLER & M'DONALD
1120 City Nat'l Bk. Bldg. Jackson 1426.
GRUENIG ?0?' "'f
1418 1st Nnt'l Bk. Bids. Jackson 1966.
RTRTZtprprpREAL ESTATE
J-AAbX.Ji A A Sella. Rents. Insures.
350 Peters Trust Bldg.
T A ncn
' V"'
HAVE Inquiries for homes do you wnnt
to sell your property? List It with
C. A. Grlmmel, Omaha Nat'l Bk. Bl-lg.
.TA.
D. ROY WOODWARD.
Investments and Insurance.
32.15. 702 Peters Trust Bldg.
E. H. BENNER COMPANY, Insurance.
Call Edward Perley, Douglas 6406.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.
WE -CAN exchange your income property
ror the thing you want.
BROWNE & TRACY,
642 Securities Bid. AT. 3350. -
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN.
Dundee.
NEW DUNDEE HOME.
6 rooms, three up and three down;
oak throughout. Large living room
across front with fireplace; kitchen all
built-in features; large closets in bed
rooms In fact a real home from top
to bottom. -Can make . exceptionally
good terms.
GLOVER & MORELfc,
08 Keeline Bldg. AT. 3S23.
DUNDEE HOMES
Six rooms; oak finish, first floor; white
enamel, second; sleeping porch; garage;
39,250, terms. Others from $7,500 on up.
ATLANTIC Tl7T M A T WALNUT
6250. uiJUiUiiil, 1248.
723 Peters Trust Bldg.
Florence
NETHAWAY sells and trades. KE. 14.19.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
West.
Located West
a
Near 41st and Howard. A good sized
bungalow with 7 rooms, den and aleep
Ing porch. Oak and white enamel finish.-
Street Is paved. Price. 37,500. about
31.000 down. Call Mr. Weyerman, AT.
1451 or to 9 p. m., . .-', j.
Amos Grant Co., Realtors,
8380. . 210 S. 18th. Ground Floor.
RalstOn LotS ment UPdownU eae
payment. Phone Stewart. Ralston. 10-W.
Vacant Property.
: Minne Lusa Lots.
Last week we advertised two lots
facing Miller Park on Redlck aven'je
Just west of 24th Street. One ha been
sold. The other one is still for sale
for 11,000 cash. Why do you sit around
and pass up this chance ' when we
actually know that this lot is worth
11.500 to 41,800 of anybody's money?
First offer made will be submitted.
Payne Investment Co., .
637 Omaha Natl. Bk. Bldg. D. 17S0.
Sunday call Kenwood 3227.
Cheapest Lot in Dundee
Full east front lot. near 63d and Far
nam. Priced for quick sale at 11.650.
We know this is cheap and so do you.
BUY NOW!
Glover & Spain, Realtors,
TA. 2850. 918-20 City National.
Montclair Bargain.
On 32nd close to boulevard. Want to
ell and will sell right: Phone owner.
Harney 3923.
LOTS ...
On S. side of Larimore Ave. between
24th and 27th Streets. Will sell on easy
payments or will build to 'your order.
AT. 3540. ' -
HANS'M PK. lot. 4900; pav. pd. HA. 2297.
Miscellaneous.
WILL BUILD TO ORDER
NEW COLONIAL BUNGALOW
FOR 34,000. - '
Five rooms on one floor. Oak and
white enamel throughout.- Strictly mod
ern. Very classy exterior. Let .us show
you this plan.
HASTINGS & HEYDEN,
1614 Harney St. - . -.' AT. 0030.
Field Club Bungalow ,
Five rooms on first floor. All newly
papered and painted. Full bRsement,
brand new furnace. Nice east front
lot, paving paid. Close to car tine and
school. Priced right on easy terms.
Evenings, WA. 1744. or WE. 6206.
R. D. CLARK COMPANY. Realtor.
T. 3631. 621-3 Securities Bldg
. COUNTRY CLUB LOCATION.
And a real beauty too. Just built;
Large sunny living room, dining room
adjoining; both with south windows.
Enamel kitchen, built-in pantry - and
kitchenette sink: large bedroom with
closet and adjoining a bathroom. Oak
floors throughout. lively fixtures. Full
basement; pipe furnace: ? block to
paving. Price. 13,500; 3500 cash; bal
ance monthly.
SHOPEN ft O.. JA. 4228.
CATHEDRAL DISTRICT.
6 large rooms, modern, seml-bun-galow:
oak floors and finish down: full
basement. Garnge. 6 years old. $5,000.
with $300 to $500 down.
GLOVER ft MORELL,
08 Keeline Bldg. AT. 8623.
33.500 1750 CASH
CLIFTON HILL.
5 room, full mod.; one block to car;
full cement basement and I real bar
gain. Call Mr. Tolllver. AT. 0721.
RASP BROS.
144
Can Invest j
$20,000 or More I
With Services j
Am seeking a business con-
nection in Omaha, partnership
or corporation. , Successful I
experience in manufacturing,
banking a n d merchandise. J
Can invest $20,000 with 1
services. If you desire to I
strengthen or enlarge your
field, let's talk it over. I
Address , - I
Box A-85, Omaha Bee
I
FURNITURE at
LOWEST PRICES
Nearly new and used furniture
and household furnishings can
be bought at our sales at a frac
tion of their real worth. ,
Wednesday, ' Feb. 1, we have
our usual large assortment, and,
with goods coming in from all
parts of the city, there is certain
to be something unusual.
STEPHENSON
AUCTIONEER
1509 Capitol Ave. Phone At. 5265.
Farmers Given Aid
by County Agents
(lanllnueil from !'; Oael ,
Ltlie calf aii'I pin clubs he ha dune a
lot toward holding niy boy away
from the cilv."
From ajl sidrj it is heard that buM
nm is growing steadily, better in
Hastings. There are a number of
manufacturing plant here, ome
large, some kinall, and this has given
it an advantaRC over many other
iowiis in Nebraska which nroilm-r
.nctliinu. but act solely as distribut
ing points, i he largest harness l.e-
tory in the stale is here, and boastj
of not having turned off one em
ploye during the Icpre.sion. One
citizen has invented a nort of rack
for automobiles and with the aid of
two cr three men in his own home,
or barn, is turning out quantities of
the device, which are sold in every
part of the United State. Much
building i. expected in the spring,
and the brickyards expect heavy
orders.
More Confidence.
Although, as one larmer put it,
"the principal crop for a long time
has been hope," there is a new at
mosphere cf confidence. The .dry
weather has held back the growth
of the new wheat, but evidence is
good that it is still full of life and
only awaiting moisture to produce a
fair crop. There will not be much
corn planted if the wheat makes
good. Sudan grass for pasture and
alfalfa for hay and more live stock
appears to be a general aim. The
county agent also is advocating more
clover and barley, also for live stock
feeding. He states that nine out of
every ten questions received from out
in the county, and he receives a
heavy mail, deal with live stock prob
lems. The fact that ho"gs are bring
ing excellent prices and provide a
profitable way in which to market
corn is doing a great deal to re
mold the system of agriculture in'
this fertile section. Hastings has,
by the way, the sales pavilion of H.
Gaudrault, next to the largest pure
bred Hereford breeder in the state.
Burning Some Corn.
An immense reserve of corn is be
ing held here for higher prices. Some
is being burned for fuel, more ap
parently than in any other part of the
state thus far visited. W. H. Fisher,
who has the reputation of being as
conservative a farmer as any, de
clares he has not bought any coal
this winter, but has relied cn corn
and. cobs, and that many of his
neighbors have done likewise. '
"I took a look at the pile of corn
,outside the door this morning," he
said, and I don t believe 1 have
burned more than 40 bushels. At 30
cents a bushel that would amount to
$12. I couldn't buy a ton of coal for
that."
Mr. Fisher, makes a claim which
has not been corroborated by any
scientific test, that he gets more
heat out of corn than out of coal.
"I can put in 12 ears of corn, open
the draft and soon have the room
overheated," he asserts. "With a
coal bucket full of ear corn placed on
a solid bed; of ashes, with the drafts
shut, I can keep a fire all night in
my heating stove."
Divide on Opinion..
Other farmers who were present
divided about equally for and
against burning roal, and it was ad
mitted unanimously that if corn went
to 50 cents, or even 40, no one would
think of burning it. ,
One thing that impresses itself on
a visitor in Hastings is the common
cause that , is being made by the
town and country people. Mer
chants who don't "own an. acre of
ground,, workingmen likewise, and,
of course, the bankers, watch the
state of the market and realize that
their own . fortunes are inextricably
enmeshed in whether it goes up or
down. Meanwhile business, im-'
proves and the banks are even en
couraging farmers to make new
loans providing they are not already
in debt. . Deposits in a representa
tive bank are off only 9 per cent
from last year, while loans have de
creased $38.000, or. 25 per .cent.
Naval Treaties
to Be Presented
liIUcly Today
Frnu-h and HritUli Drlfgatfi
to Arm Conference Ap'n
Clli Ovfr Submarine
Iur,
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
Miscellaneous.
' .ONLY $300 CASH.
If you have $500 and would like to
live In an attractive location, I will
build you a neat 6:room strictly modern
bungalow. Select your plan and let ma
furnish the lot and money to build for
you. Call DO. 7412 days and ask for
Mr. Carse. AT. 3501 evenings.
EXCELLENT 5-room home; hot water
heat; beautiful lot. on paved street and
car line. Price, 34.300.
CHAS. W. YOUNG & SON,
602 City Nat'l Bank Bldg. AT. 9668.
Eve: A. B. Casey, AT. 9960, or HA. 6061,
Rr Tke Aaaawlalael P'".
Washington. Jan, Jl. Preparations
tn prnrnt publicly the five-power
natal and submarine treaties at to
morrow'! oprn 4'iiinn nf thr armi
conference vtere completed in com
nn l Ire today alter Hriluh and French
drlrifalrs again had iinliiltffd in
harp exchange over the submarine
ik nr.
l)epiie the Rritinh-Frriuh tilt tin
naval committee of the whole quir'a
ly approved the fwo treaties by whuh
the power agree to limit their ca
pacity ship ra power and to impo
certain restriction on their ue of
submarines. At the public trsnion
iha trraiirt are to be read into the
record and rai h delegation head is to
deliver in address expreuiPB hi
government's acceptance.
Until the lat minute it bad been
undecided whether the submarine
declaration and the accompanying
retolution condemning ue of poiaon
gas in warfare should be put into a
formal treaty, or left in the form of
a protocol, not requiring preliminary
ratification. Expreiaions at the com.
mittee meetings, however, are aid r
have revealed a preponderance of '
opinion in favor of the latter courie. ,
Flareup Unexpected.
The sudden flareup over the reten
tion of submarine in naviet came as
an unexpected feature of today's
naval committee session, and led to
a debate between the French and the
British which approached in in
tensity of feeling the exchange which
took place when the question first
came before the conference.
Ambassador Jusserand took the
lead for the French and Lord Lee
for the British, the former bringing
the subject to the fore by announc
ing he had received information from
France to refute Lord Lee's previous
charges that a naval article by Capt.
Castex of the French navy seemed "
to indicate a French policy of unre
stricted submarine warfare.
M. Jusserand declared Lord Lee
had omitted to say that Captain
Castex concluded his argument on
submarines by the words, "The Ger
mans argue in this way." Therefore,
the ambassador contended, the ar
ticle had been cited in a manner
not quite fair to France. Moreover,
he added, the subtitle, "character
of the German submarine warfare,"
had been omitted when the article
was referred to. He asserted Castex
was only a lecturer at the staff or
ganization school, while the real
views of France on submarine war
fare had been clearly expressed by
responsible men like Commander
Vincent, opposed to German meth
ods. Replies to Balfour.
Arthur J. Balfour, be continued,
had said Great Britain won the fight,
against submarines and that if war
came again the burden would be on
Great Britain, which ha'd,676 anti
submarine craft during the war. In
reply to that M, Jusserand pointed
out that from the beginning of the
war many French marines had been
mobilized to fight in Flanders and
Alsace, but when submarine war
fare was declared by Germany,
France had turned her attention to
the submarine danger. As a matter
of fact, the ambassador said, the
French mobilized as many as 1,300
anti-submarine craft and not 257, as
Mr. Balfour had said.
Lord Lee replied by saying he
was not prepared to enter into a
new discussion, but thought he
could support the view that the gen
eral meaning of the Castex article
w-as as he had originally described
it. Furthermore, he recalled that the
British effort to abolish submarines ;
had been opposed by France and x
that this was to bring upon Great
Britain a heavy burden. He did not
wish to make a controversial reply,
but declared with some feeling that . '
Great Britain, had shown good faith.
She had offered France a treaty as
a guarantee of the situation in Eu
rope, he said, and he suggested that
no further word be uttered that
might make the situation worse. He
believed it better to go forward tor
gether as friends and a'lies in the
reconstruction of the -world.
Lee's Words Please.
In a rejoinder, the' ambassador
said he was glad of the last words
of Lord Lee, which he was certain
would create - a widespread impres
sion, fjut was not in accord with ihe
British spokesman's declaration that "
France was imoosino- a burden of
submarines upon the world. All the
nations except Great Britain, he de
clared, wanted to maintain subma
rines, a fact, he said, which should
be remembered . in connection with
the general tendency to misjudge
France often during the debate.
Delegates said tonight that it was
planned to hold only -one plenary
session tomorrow morning and then
resume committee work tomorrow
afternoon.
ocIUrU MLoansge
V V Omaha Nart
Nw B.nk Bldg.
k 9 n
HAMILTON
APARTMENT ,
HOTEL
Centrally located, Farnam at
24th. Apartments' and rooms
with bath. Reasonable rates. For
permanent or transient' guests.
But 190 Licenses to Wed
Issued Here in January
What's wrong with Cupid? Has
he lost his supply of arrows, or was
it the cold weather that kept him
from equaling his 1921 record for
January?
Herbert Stubbcndorf, marriage li
cense clerk for County Judge Craw
ford, claims Cupid's victims have
cold feet.
During January for 1921 "Stub
bie" checked up 229 licenses. But
the month of January this year will
only total 190.
The 100.000 employes of the
Krupp works at Essen, Germany,
have been offered preferred stock
in the company at 110.
Deaths and Funerals
Funeral service will be held at S to-
day at th Forest Lawn chapel for Thomaa
Iawrenre Chamber. 37. who died Mnndav
'. the Swedish Mission hospital following
an Illness of eight days. H wa th
on of James K. Chanibera.
Pallbearer at th funeral of Mra. Wini
fred Baumer will be W. C Fraaer. Hugh
,M.7,(,',,,f' Franola Whal-n. Charles Duff.
V llliaro Dleslng, John O'Brien. Hugh Mc
Manua and Carl Swanson. The funeral
r ill be at the residence t :S this morn
.'.'"S ln 8U Mr Magd.len church
at . Burial will be lo St, Mary Magda
len a cemetery,
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