THE KtK; OMAHA. MONDAY. FLfchUARY 6. lt22.
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AH-I.ICATI'iN
Want til atv.ii.4 at ! 'allaalaf f
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ill 1.4 alt '
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WA.NT Al nK'KIVtP fct I HON IS
ATLANTIC
TUB 1EI vill not be re.naaelble
mar Ikan una wefrct Inaartlua at an.
avriieieni rar4 iur wwv ne e
"TT)INtl Hrtim FOR WAST APE
Ktaning rim.. II A. if.
Mamma .anion.,.,... P. SI,
usday Miim....I P. U. kaluciay
DEATH'S UN R AL N OTI C K
AUT'MATI'-' aaalin cunxral burial
vaults. Wecmmei4e4 an4 for aal
b all leading undertakers Hilir.
proof, ae aiaal la ruat. na ee4 la 4a
ay. Insiei ip I ha AUTOMATIC
Hr.Af.1Nit VAI I.T n.anufa. mra.J by
omaha nnrrai Jiurlal Vault Co., lit
No, J nil, mi
LiHtxr'xjlmiir: taln4 lf vt AU
kart Pro., d at srs. t month,
:l 4ava,
rutin funeral services win i peiq
from lha 'acU Funeral Hum, un4y,
ti rlora. Interment "HI ! privet.
SVeeant Hill remelerr. No flowere.
FUNERALJPIRKCTORS
F. J. STACK & CO.,
k accessor I
Uleck Falconer
OVIAHAS RtbT.
rimci" A f pi TT . A MPrrnnci
ARROW-
Tbirty.thlM and Fa mam.
Hulse & Riepen
rmvcrn funcral MnccTOfla.
Formerly at l"l $. Itlb 81., ha
moved In 8814 Cuming . Ja. 118.
"IIEAFEY & IiEAFEY
I'ndertekerf an4 Bmtialnur.
Then II A. :. Offtc Farnan.
FLORISTS.
LEE LARMON WJWZ
SAT IT WITH K LOW ICRS FROM HKH.1
A B WO BOD A. Illl FARNAM STwEUT
U Han4araon. 167 Farnam. Jarkaen lit.
JOHN BATH. I'i4 Farnam. J ark .on ltd.
CEMETERIES.
Forest Lawn
I Th largest an4 moat beautiful em
tary I Nahraaka; Ho arrra, Ju.t north
nf city llmlla. A mutual ramatary all
tavanuaa u.ad tor Improvamanta and
n.rpelu.l car. Of fir a antra nr to
amalary. CUT offlct, JJ9" Brandela
Tltaatcr Bulldlnf.
LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS.
LOST I'.iirl nrcklac batwren Klnta
boroush ' apartment, S5ih Av. pnd
I'oJca St.. and Wenateln'a (rncary. Set tl
and 101k, about t p. in., 1'eb. 1. H
ward. AT. 4SI3. Kaapaaka.
J.i'ST Ladias" wi.il walrh, Dniaha or Co.
tnuffa, F'h. 6. riwaril. Atlantic ZOil.
PERSONALS.
PLATTE River auto
bridge closed for re-
; pairs at Louisville, Neb.
Will close Monday, Feb.
6. 1922.
1KB SALVATION" Army Induatrtal hom
anllclla your old clotbinir. furniture,
marina. W rollect W dlatrlbut.
Phon Dour'an tin and our waion
will call. Call and Inspect our Daw
home. 1119-1113-1114 Puds St.
IK Cleorf W. Palmer, former huaband of
.Teaale Lalea Oakea write Keaeda
O. Madt, Teabody, Kan., at flrat ob
. a.rvttlon cf this Item. h will learn
fomothlnf extremely valuable to hla in
ter en t.
IR. LKIS W. LmVAHDS. th chiropractor
a "Keep Svnilink" hs always been
tlta Thlropraptlc aloRan."
LpST-Buurh of keys, between, Athletic
flub und Fonfnelle. Reward. With tag
"M. I.." Box A-8S. Omaha Bee
LOST Lady'a purse. Reward If returned
to prandei. Corset Pept. Miss Carroll.
LOST String nf amber beads, 39th Pav
ennort Jfc 2Id Jones. Reward. At. 15tS8.
FREK FOU FAT FOLKS.
All those, people wlshlnif ciuiclt. per
manent reduction should write m Im
mediately regarding my liberal ' free
offer to and one full month's supply
cf my Brest new drugless obesity treat
ment, absolutely free. Addreis J. K.
F.enntt. 40S San Fernando Bids., Los
Anfteles, Csl.
BRINGING UP FATHER
C. . faleal OffU
re jiocs and HAuutv in ruiL
I ACt Or 4.0LOKS IN iHt HUM) AY tt
Drawn for The Be by McMnu
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FOR SALE
MiictlUncouti Article.
DIAMONDS 'iVSvISS
ta bur back at mi profit. ORUt
JEWM.RT Cf., Oruahi, Nab 401
. . . -, u w . ... a.
L-an SOn r.iton block, at. ;?.
Offlra hour. II a. m. in I II J. m.
RAZOR KLAbtS barpne4. Inla. Itl
doubl . 4 bo 4oa. Mall ardar o-
llcltad. omaha aba re Co., I W. m.
OMAHA PILLOW COMPANT, Vatlraa
made eer In n.w tlrka at Halt price l
kar bade. IIOT Cuming. JA. II4T.
"PR. A. C. BABTv. PnOCTOIrOlT.
Bulla II Arthur Bid-. 21 8. Itih, Bt.
praacrlptlon carefully eompoun44 at th
t bharmati at wci etuiaii trua aioree.
FULL 4raa and tusadu for rant. John
Faldman. 101 H. 14th Bt. Jaekeon lltl.
Tew and rebuilt leetrUal apparatua.
l.aBron riactrlc. Ill o. i.tn ot., umni.
FOR SALE.
Furniture and Household Goods.
HOI'HKIIOLU aooils, Includlnc handsome
Ouatsv stirklay aininf ana iiorary
.ultra; t-pior niahoiany parlor aulta,
bra. a bed. haveMn china kltchea Ulan
alls. HO 8. JO Ht , Apt. 17.
J'URNlTURrl, 4 room, as stand, l:0
cash. ltl Mnton. at,
NEW Columbia (raphonota, kitchen table.
rockln chair; cheap, tut J bi. .
LANDT a tor; price, Call Web.
alar 1S7.
Pianos and Musical Instruments.
TRADE your used piano on a new play
er piano. Balance a low aa m per
month. A. IIOKPB CO., IMSDougl.
GEO. A, SMITH Dealer In drum. ylo
phones, e(o. I inaiructiona, . repairinai
S'tll Pavenport Bt. Phon Harney t67.
WILKINSON MUSIC 6HOP Band and
orchestra Instruments, accessorial ana
muelc. 511 Arthur Bids. DO. lt.
JOHN TAFF asxapbone hop, repaliins
and aupplle. 0 Leflans B'QS. w. hh
BIO bar. In phonograp'a, records. 6HLAKS
PHONOORAPH CO. 1104 Dock's.
,'PRIGHT piano reasonnble. MA. 0784.
NEW C. Melody Saiophone, $95. Hsr. 683.
Clothing and Furs.
DL'NDfcB WOOLKN MILLS,
For sale, a few unclaimed, all-wool
"Dundee" suits, cheap, alterations frta.
Northwest Cor. th and Harney Bt.--
FL'RS remodeled, rellned and cleaned.
KNEBTEB ALASKA JOK W..
JOS B. 16th St. DO. HU.
Typswriters and Supplies.
TYPEWRITERS
ADDINGAMACHINES.
AU MAKES bought, sold, rented nd
repaired. Sole agenta for the CXJRONA,
Get our prices befor you buy. Every
H..hln. vnara nt erl
Central Typewriter Exc.
JA. 4150. ' rsrnam.
OUARANTEBO typewriters. 18.S0 and up.
midland Office wuppiy i.o.. n w.
Miscellaneous Articles.
VB buy, aell safea. make desk, show
case, etc. Omaha Fixture & Supply Co,
8. W. Cor. 11th nd Douglsj. JA. 1784.
EXPERT aewlng machine repairing.
15th and Harney. BO. H7S. ;
FOR SALE One new Protoctograph check
writer, l.ou. Aaaresa dui
Omaha Beo, .
SECONPHANP bricks for sale. HA. 8106.
EPILEPTICS Would you care to learn
shout New Rational treatment for im
mediate relief of Epllepyy positively
stopping all seliurcs from first day's
uxe. Information free. "Specialist,"
Vrawer P-&!8, Lander. Wyoming.
LIVER TROHBLK Physli-ian explaina
wimple treatment for Inflamed gallblad
der and liile ducts sssociated with g"l!
stoprs. Booklet f.-ee". Pr. Paddoclt, Box
F.;l. Kansas -City. Mo.
KATHRVN L. RILEY
Skin and scalp specialist. Residence
work solicited. Appointment. JA. S268.
'Xheatrlcal historical masque costumes, for
plays and parties, at Lleben'a. Omana.
JIAONETIC btths; Violet Ray treatment
with massages. 614 S. 19th. PO. MM.
SULPHUR hatha, Swedish massage, chi
ropody. Evenings to d. 809 So. 20th St.
RENT vacuum cleaners, 75c. HA. 1071.
liLECTRIO baths. Swed. mass. WE. 2911
EXPERT MASSAGE. DOUGLAS 9549.
F.XPERT massorte. 210 North 17th St.
EXPERT masssge. 404 No. 18. Apt. 4.
eXeOTRIC therapy treat. 318 Neville Blk.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Acccrdeon Pleating.
ACCORDION, side, knife, box pleating,
covered buttons, all atyles: hemstitching,
buttonholes. Write Ideal Button A
Pleating Co., SOS Brown block, Omaha,
Nb. Telenhone JA. 19S6.
NEBR. PLEATING f:
ton.' 1o Farnam. 8d Floor. DO. SS70.
Contractors.
PAINTING, papering and plastering. J.
Nau. WA. 4867.
Patent Attorneys.
J. W. MARTIN, patent attorney, 1111
Podge, Omaha, also Washington, T. C
vt e help sell patents, models made.
Dancing Academies
VTTIT'P'Q Is' Karnam. Pouglaa 44.
IV 1J Li I O Classes Monday, Wednes
day and Friday, :1S p. m. Private lea
ona by appointment. Sur metb'oda.
Fatlsfsctlon guaranteed.
Dentists X-Ray
AIOUTH Hvglens and Pyorrhea. Dr. E.
B. McQulllen, Dentlat. 1100 Flrat Nat'l
Bank Bldg. Tel: JA. 04S4.
DENTAL X-RAYS, 60o EACH.
13 a full set. 03 Securities Bldg.
Detectives.
Western National Detective .SVency.
Licensed snd bonded. 407 Brstdets To.
Bldg. Lady operators. AT. 8543.
Independent Detective Rureau. 304 Neville
Blk. AT. 6801; night. WA. 4045! KB. 046a
RELIABLS Detective Bureau. Railway
Erx. Bldg-. JA. SOo. Wight, KB. 3813.
JAMES ALLAN. 1J Neville Blk. Evidence
eecured In all cases. Atlantic ill.
DETECTIVES that get results. 409 Fax
ton block. J A. 1819. DO t787.
Dressmaking.
DRESSMAKING by the day at home.
Web. s3.
Furs, suits, dresses, rem'd, reiln'd. Ha 8S04
DRESSMAKING Prices reaa. HA. 6017,
Kodak Finiohine-
ENLARGEMENTS, oil coloring, developing,
printing. Kas Studio. !1J Neville Blk,
FILMS DEVELOPED FREB.
Tha Bnelgfr Co., 1807 Howard St.
Printing;.
PJDDT Printing Co, 113 8. IS Bt. Da H47.
BRFTT Printing Co.. 1 Elks Bldg.
Miscellaneous Announcements.
MR. AND MRS. II. F. Thornton. 1341 8.
S7th St., announce the birth of a son,
Heroert 1 aimer, (to. i, at s caiir
siiak
WANTED TO BUY.
DESKS DESKS DESKS
New desk, used desk bought, (old and
traded. J. C. Reed. 1S07 Farnam. PO 14
WANTED SITUATIONS.
Female.
NURSE-EXPERT for serloue cases. No
benefit, no pay. Health Bureau, juaona.
Is. '. " '
Laundry and Day Work.
WHITE woman want laundry work. DO.
6618.
COLORED girl want day work of any
kind. WE. 206Z. - -
FIRST class colored laundress. Reference.
Web. 830S.
HELP WANTED MALE.
Stores and Offices.
YOUNG men, over 17, desiring govern
ment nna lion. 1130 montniy, write ior
free list of positions now open. J. Leon-
ard, (former Civil service Mammon,
809 Equitable Bldg. Washington, D. C.
FIREMEN, brakomen, , beginners IHOf
later laiii mommy. w rue ti.im..
Box Y-17S3, Omaha Bee.
. Professions and Trades.
DO you want to Increase your Income?
Writ the National Auto cnoot,
No. 80th St., Omaha, for catalogs
MOLER BARBER COLLEGE.
110 8. 14th. Write for catalog.
Miscellaneous.
Cudahy Packing Co. .
will resume cutting 1c at
Seymour Lake
' MONDAY, . . '
February I,.
V'AGES 30C PER HOUR. '
Free Lodging
V AT LAKE '
Salesmen and Solicitors.
Bond Salesmen Wanted
Have a small individu
al electric light and
power issue in Nebraska
to dispose of quick. Call
in person, Conant hotel,
Saturday, 1 p. m. to 5 p.
m. Sunday 9 a. m. to 2
p. m. Fred .H. Murphy.
SALESMEN' erperienccd In general mer
rhandise with following through Ne
braska and Kansas, wanted by one of
the leading concerns in the country
Excellent opportunity. Commission
bssls. New York Merchandise Co., 11
Fifth Avenue, ?.ew Tor.
ANY intelligent person, cither sex, may
earn 10 to 53"0 monthly correspond
ir.g for newspspere; fa to fla per
column: all or apare time; experience
uiineeeessry; no csnTaseing. Send for
particulars. National Fret Bureau,
Buffalo, I. ,
HELP WANTED MALE.
Salesmen and Solicitors.
SALESMAN Rallebl laamii la avail
duality houeehnld article. rapatr. I
furnllur and hardware dealers, all bar
in ar mala una; rererenraa, imsrai
rommie.lon, , Address . Bos T-UK,
i'mah Hr.
SALESMAN ta sell ee Sid tine ta dealer
nly aid eetabltshsd Una Farm IipdIo.
ments. CommiMioa hesi. No mple
to carry. Oinab ws.tera Bi c.,
orr.ahe. Nan.
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
Professions and Trades.
FOR pereona! Inotructlon In ehortband,
typwrlttng, bookkeeping, banalng, ate.
call Dougle T774.
Saleswomsn and Solicitors.
Wanted Several High
Class Bond Salesladies
Have a small individu
al ' electric light and
power issue in Nebraska
to dispose of quick. Call
in person, Conant hotel,
Saturday, 1 p. m. to 5 p.
m., Sunday 9 a. ra. to 2
p. m. Fred H. Murphy.
Household and UomestJc.
WANTED competent girl for general
nouaeworK. Muet ba sood cook. Itef
erencea required. Walnut 1061.
WANTED Experienced whit ecand
maid, fall Harney 0388.
HELP WANTED.
Mala and Female.
WANTED Men, ladlts and boy to learn
barber trade: big demend; wages while
learning: strictly modern. Call or write
1403 Dodg St. Trl-Clty Barber College.
EDUCATIONAL.
DAY SCHOOL NIOHT SCHOOL.
Complete coureee In accountancy, m
chln bookkeeping, comptometry, abort
hand and typawrltlng, railroad and
wlrelees telegraphy, civil eervlce and ll
English and commercial brancbe.
Write, call or phone Jackson 166S tor
larg lluatratcd catalog. Address
Boy les. College,
Boyes Bldg., Omaha. Nela '
. Van Sant School of Business.
Day and Evening School.
tCO Omaha National Bank Bldg.
Douglas 6810.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
RAILWAY esting house for sale, tem.T
heat, ice, oal, water furnished free;
rent 110 a month. . 42d and B streets.
Phone MARKET 8859: '
FOR SALE good restaurant doing good
business, . only eating jiousa in -town.
S. c. Lyon. Harrold. S. D. I
WANTED Someone interested in pstent.
one already pending.. Box A-ri8, Fee.
FOR SALF Grocery and 7 rooms.
full. 81.600. 643 So. 84th' Ave.
all
Rooming Houses.
12-RM., newly .decorated, new furniture.
rugs, steam neat. 8" . lin St. owner.
FOR RENT ROOMS.
Furnished Rooms.
GET YOUR ROOM
through The Be furnished room di
rectory. Call t- office for Hat of choice
desirable rooms In all part nf the city.
. A ssrvlce that beneflta botb advertiser
and room seeker.
A SMILE is contagious but the Board of
Meaitn aoesn t object to it ana you can
wear It anywhere.- See Dr. Lee W.
Edwards, the chiropractor, and get a
' Keep Smiling" button", and then smile.
FURN., rms with prlv. bstb: warm, com-
lortame, cneeriui; pricea reasonaoie, aay
or wk. Hotel Hamilton. AT 4701.
WEST FARNAM. In private home. large,
newly furnished room,' adjoining bath.
HA. 8144. .'.,- v . -
:HE LANDON 611- S. :4th. .Mode
sleeping rooms, -ll'a day up. Special
weekly rates. Pouglas 7110.
BF.AUTIKULLY furnished, warm room.
Field club district. For gentlemen.
References. Harney 8015.
ST. MARYS AVE., 2005 Very pleasant
rooms, walking distance, reasonable.
SHI'. ST. MARYS AVE Call and ee these
rooms: pleasant, modern. AT. 6088.
CI.AREMONT INN Comfortable and rea.
sonable rooms at-weekly rates. DO. S7SS.
COZY room for gentlemen; private home;
walking distance; Farnam car. HA. 728.
LOOK at this room first, warm, pleas
ant. Men only. ... At. .4701. -Apt. 601.
NICE front, room In real home; gentlemen
preferred; reasohable. AT. , 9896.
MODERN front room. suitable for 2.
Walking distance. 2810 Dodge.
CLEAN, warm, well-furnished room, .loso
In. 654 So. 86th Ave. ' At.. 2977.
PLEASANT sleeping room. also nic
apartment for 3. .1184 Pouglas. -
, Housekeeping Rooms
THE OU1DE TO - -th
better housekeeping room I the
directory furnished, to advertiser and
room hunter. Call at Bee office for
free copy containing desirable vacancies
In all parts or tn city.
DESIRABLE, steam , heated, connecting
front room.. Cloa In. Inquire, 820 1-1 No.
88rrt. . , , .
IITII ST., 3115 S. Two nice roome, fur
nished: private family. AT.. 4106. ,
3-ROOM suite, reasonable. HA.:
2505.
Board arid Rooms.
BOARD and room In steam heated apart
ment, home privileges, for two or couple
employed; 17.50 each. 2802 N. 21st.
WE-SPECIALIZE; In meals you can
really enlov, comfortable room.
MERRLAM HOTEL.
. v The Home for Business Men.
r !th and Dodge Sts. Doug. 2078.
TEL. WEB 0749 Plessant 2 rooms, sult
- able for 3 or 4. 'girls; home privilege.
' Very reasonable.' First else meals.
LARGE attractive room with board; home
privileges. Hanscom park. I-IA. S16S.
FOR RENT APTS. AND FLATS.
Furnished.
NICELY furnished front apartment, mod
- em; close to car.
WOODBINE APARTMENTS.
WE. 6946. 2814 Wirt St.
4-ROOM furnished apartment.
3336, call evenings.
Harney
. Unfurnished.
i ROOMS and bath; modern except beat,
8W Vinton Street. 130.
Peters Trust Company,
"Where. Omaha Rents"
AT. 0644.
17th and Farnam St.
Fine 4-room apartment with sun
room. Cloae in. vry best condition. Im
mediate possession. 86?. eo per montn.
Also an apartment of room. - SSB
per month. J A. 1633.
W. T. GRAHAM".
704 Peter Trust Bldg.
6-ROOiI apartment with steam heated
garage. Benbow Court, 4ttb and Dodg.
Phone Walnut 8088. '
3 TO 7-ROOM, modern, rents reduced
Call Jackson JUL Wsbsttr 1118.
FOR RENT APTS. AND FLATS.
Unturnished.
Apartments Available
Now
i
I N. f, Kmiaborougb, till Pedg
liraat Ma OO
1 Unrig roam, dining room alcove,
kitchen, dressing loom and bath, con
venient and pl.aaant arrangement! Id
. floor, south, and esat exposure.
No. ;i, turner Court, SIOI Podge
treat Itl.OO
No. lot. Turner Court, tlfl Podte
tract 110 0
No. 101, Turner Court, 1101 Podge
street 1I..50
All 1-room apartments with l-rom
ei-ommodatlons; nicely arranged and
very jltsently located oppoill Turner
park.
Th Mildred. 41th sol Podge
rtr.at IIOO.oo
A new building In Dundee, Juat being
completed; rooms: each apartment
ha two (torle and basement.
No. t Elweoil, 41th At, and Pod
Slret 11160
A moat attractive l-room apartment;
newly decorated, til kltihen; on of
Omaba's beat.
Peters Trust Company,
"Where Omaha Rents"
AT. 0844.
17th and Farnam Bt.
1107 FARNAM i-room apartment, com
pletely modern, suitable for office,
atudtos, dental or dressmsklng rooms,
etc., for tenant wishing hom adjoin
ing. T. F. Hall, 434 Hallway Exchange,
Dougla 7408.
IO Q room modern pt., th
t DRAKE! RENTAL AGENCT.
1701 Howard St. AT. 1701. JA. 8808
Peters Trust Company,
WHERE OMAHA RENTS.
5-ROOM apartment, modern, with beat.
6803 North 84th St.
FOR RENT Business Property.
8037 FARNAM ST. 12,000 quar fet
ALFRED THOMAS & SON CO.
MERCANTILE STORAGE AND WARE
HOUSE CO.. lltb nd Jone 8t
AT. 1368 Doceor wishes to sublet part cf
beautifully furnished 4-room sulte
TEl. ATLANTIC 6894 Stor room lor
rent. Elks' Bldg.
F D. WEAD AND BOWMAN CO.
H. M. Christie, wsrehouse A track'ga prop
For Rent
1.000 square feet ground floor apace,
with basement, located In Omaha' new
Retail Center. Southeast corner 17th
and Howard streets. licit furnished.
For particulars, call
George & Company,
Atlantlo 8084.
FINANCE BLPrt., 409 PLEASANT OF
FICES FOR RENT IN FINANCE BLDG.
RENT VERY REASONABLE.
MOVING AND STORAGE.
FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE
Separate locked room for household
goods and planoa, moving, packing and
shipping.
BEKINS OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE.
806 South 16tb. DO. 4163.
ESTIMATES furnished on storag and
moving. Contrsct taken by ob or hr.
Globe Van & Storage Co., JA. 4338. AT.
0830. 680-84 North 16th St.
POULTRY AND PET STOCK.
WHEAT screenings, $1.83 per 100. A.
W. Wagner, 801 N. 16th. JA. 1142.
PARKS Barred Rock, Wat'ns R. C. Reds,
cokercls; also 1 Ancona cock. KE. 3624.
HATCHING eggs. Wy. Tsrds. KE. 0389.
Thoroughbred cockerels, 17. Kenwood 3891
CANARIES for sale, reasonable, KE. 8663,
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
Used Trucks,
$100 and Up.
Writs or call for complete list of
our used truck. All makes, alxes, Btylea
and prices. Easy terms. W have Reos,
Fords, Stewart. Republics. Oldsmoblle,
Dodge, Chevrolet and others. All in
good condition. Inquiries answered same
day received- See (
Jones-Opper Co.,
2560 Farnam St. Omaha
Phon Harney 063S.
50 REAL USED CAR BARGAINS
Cash or Time. Buy or Sell.
Fords from $50 and up.
Dodge, Butck and others, 1100 and
up.
Ford bodies, winter top.
'" GOLDSTOM AUTO SALES CO.,
1S18 Harney St. Central Garage.
FORD ROADSTER 1920 MODEL WITH
STARTER; ALSO FORD ROADSTETt.
WITHOUT STARTER. MANY OTH
ERSCASH OR TERMS.
MOTOR EXCHANGE CO.,
3053 FARNAM ST. DO. 8997.
SOME bargain in used Fords; prompt
delivery on new Fords.
MCCAFFREY MOTOR CO.,
Th Handy Ford Sarvic Station.
13th snd Jackson Sts. DO. 35,00.
HUDSON SPEEDSTER, LIKE NEW.
SIX TfRES. IT'S IN PERFECT CON
DITION AND A BEAT., BARGAIN.
JIOTOR EXCHANGE CO.,
1053 FARNAM ST. DO. 8987.
NEARLY NEW 6-PASSENUER JORDAN
TOURING CAR. TERMS TO RESPON
SIBLE PARTIES. CALL HARNEY 6450.
BUT A GUY L. SMITH USED CAR.
A Ssf Investment.
26th and Farnam St. Phone Dnuglss 1970.
AVERY truck, 5-ton, $500: worth more;
good condition. Stroud & Co., 80th and
Ames.
USED radiators, all make fur sale. Green
ough. Radiator Repair. 2039 Farnam.
HARLEY DAVIDSON motorcycle, good as
new, sell cheap. HA. 6726.
WH1TPT V DOES MIS BEST.
llllliuui J20 Sou
South 13lh St.
HOLLY, expert auto trimmer. 813 S. tt.
FARM LANDS.
Minnesota Lands.
EQUITY Land Exchange. St. Paul. Minn.
Wisconsin Lands.
LANDOLOGY Free special number Just
out, containing many facts of clover lsndj
In Marinette county. Wisconsin. If for a
hom or n investment you are thinking
of buying good farm lands where farm
ers grow rich, send et one for tht spe
cial number of Landology. It Is free on
request. Address Skldmore-Rlehle Land
Co.. 438 Skidmore-Rlebl Bldg., Mari
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PY-TIME TALES
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.THE TALE OF
PONY
IEELS
"SCO,
3
CHAPTER XIV.
Stuck in a Drift.
Outside the barn, in the mow-cov-cred
farmyard, Johnnie Green
mounted TwinkleheeU, and rode him
beyond the gate where ht could
watch the fun up the road.
Yoked to a sort of plough, Bright
and Broad, the oxen, tore through
the piled up snow and threw it to
either side in great ridges.
"I'm going ahead to the cross
roads," Johnnie Green told his father.
That plan pleased Twinklehecls.
he plunged out of the broken road
and wallowed in bnow up to his
neck. He was going to show Bright
snd Broad that he could get to the
crossroads before they did.
"Don't do that I" Farmer Green
shouted to Johnnie.
lie was too laic. The words were
scarcely out of his mouth before
Twinklcheels was reaching desper
ately for a footing. His toes found
nothing firm beneath them nothing
but yielding snow. And his frantic
struggles only made him sink the
deeper.
FARM LANDS.
Nebraska Lands.
WRITE M. A. Larson, Central City, Neb.,
for folder about truck raising oppor
tunities in acre tracts.
FINANCIAL.
Real Estate Loans.
Wll have casta on band to loan on Omaha
residences.
E. H. LOUOEE, INC.,
638 Keellne Bldg.
OMAHA HOMES EA8T NEB, FARMS
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
1019 Om. Nat. Bk. Bldg. Jackson 8715
1100 TO 110,000 made promptly. F. D.
Weed and Bowman Co. Weed Bldg.
Stocks and Bonds.
AN attractive five-year loan of 14.000
bearing 7 per cent on a firm valued at
$16,000. no prepayment option,
KLOKE INVESTMENT COMPANT,
845 Omaha National Bank.
LIBERTY bonds and stocks bought and
sold. ROBT. C. DRUESEDOW & OD.,
860 Omaha National Bank Building.
LIBERTY BONDS bougbt and sold. AT.
8644. Mack' Bond House. 1421 1st Nat.
MITHEN pays most for liberty bonds.
981 City Nat'l Bank Bldg.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
To buy or hpU Omaba Real Estate
FOWLER & M'DONALD
1180 City Nat'l Bk. Bldg. Jackson 1488.
Charles W. "Young & Son
Real Estate. Rentals, Insurance.
1602 City Nat. Bk. AT. 9668.
VIIVUill'HJ.for qUcl( suts.
118 1st Nnt'l Bk. Bldg. Jackson 1968.
LIST your bungalow for sale with
H. S. MANVILLE, Realtor, .
B15 Peters Trust Bldg. At. 2403
DTPffTJ'TT R E A I.. E STATE
DiniY-Cj-L I S(.nSl . Rents. Insure.
850 Peters Trust Bldg. JA. 0633.
HAVE Inquiries for homes do you want
to sell your property? List lt with
C. A. Orimmel, Omaha Nat'l Bk. Bl 1s
D. ROY WOODWARD.
Investments and Insurance.
JA. 8235. 702 Peters Trust Bldg.
E. H. BENNER COMPANY, Insurance.
Call Edward Perley. Douglass 8406.
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN.
Florence
NETHAWAY sells and trades. KE. 14.H
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
West
BEMIS PARK DISTRICT New 6-room
bungalow, east front lot. two blocks to
car. DO 8547 or JA'4238.
North.
Kountze Place Home
Can be purchased reasonable, ha
four rooms and hal! downatairs, four
bedrooms and bath econd, floored attic,
full basement. Oak and enamel ffnihv
fireplace, built-in bookcases. South
front lot, shrubbery, close to car and
chool. i
Gallagher & Nelson,
653 Peters Trust Bldg. J A. S3S8.
A REAL HOME NEAR AMES -PRICED
RIGHT.
5-r. oak finished bungalow, modern In
every way. Hns 44x120 ft. lot with gar
age. $4,900 buys it with $600 down.
To see this, call Osborne ' Realty . Co.,
JA. 8282, or Partwh. DO. 7210.
4464 BEDFORD AVE. 4-room, modern
bungalow; terms reasonable. CREIGH.
60S BEE. J A 0200
D. T. BUCK & CO. buy and aell home.
South.
Ralston Lots
ment down: easy
payments. Phone Stewart. Ralston. 10-W.
.. Acreage. ,.
Hi ACRES near Ak-Sar-Ben field, $1,000.
Walnut 4187.
Vacant Property.
LOTS
On S. aide of Larimors Avei between
24th and 27th Streets. Will sell on easy
payments or will build to j'our order.
AT. 3540. ........
W Make Omaha
RESIDENCE LOANS
Monthly Installment Plan, .
Prepayment any tina. "'
Also
Lfan. on Business Properties
Liberal Optional Privileges. .
Reasonable Commissions.
Johnnie Green slid off Twinkle
heels' back and tried to help him.
He could do nothing. And lie
turned a somewhat frightened face
to his father.
"We're stuck 1" lie filtered. "I can
get out; but Twinklcheels can't. Do
ou suppose Bright and Croad could
pull him out?''
' "They could yank 20 of him back
&cfore Parmer Green could speak
on the road," Farmer Green declared.
"But we don't need them, I'll dig
the pony out."
Seizing a. shovel, Johnnie's father
slowly o!g his way to Twinkle
heels, who bad stopped struggling
Jack and Jill
TWinklthaels was ftslinj quits
irrportajrt.
and was waiting glumly for help. In
a few minutes more he had
scrambled out of the ditch and
gaised the road again, through the
path that Farmer Green made for
him.
"Now," said Farmer Green, ''don't
leave the broken read. This pony's
too small to handle himself in these
drifts. I wouldn't try to put even a
full-sized horse through them. It
takes oxen in such going. They're
slow; but they're strong and .sure
footed too. And they can go where
horses couldn't do anything but
flounder and probably cut themselves
with their own feet. That's why we1
always use Bright and Broad to
gather sap in the sugarbush."
"I'll put Twinklehcels in the barn
again," said Johnnie. "Then I'll conic
back on foot and help you."
So he rode Twinkleheels back and
hitched him in hia stall once more.
Old Ebenezer wok up as
Twinkleheels patterned over the
barn floor.
"Whatl" cried the old horse. "Back
again so soon? Did you race with
Bright and Broad?"
- "The snow's too deep for a good
race." Twinkleheels told him.
"Bright and Broad don't mind the
snow much, do they?" Ebenezer
asked.
"Oh. no!" Twinkleheels answered.
"They're getting on slowly' up the?
road. They take their time, of
course."
. "Couldn't they beat you to the
crossroads if you raced with them
todav?" asked old Ebenezer.
"Well - yes!" Twinkleheels ad
mitted. And he gave . Ebenezer a
sharp look. "Who's been talking
with you?" he demanded.
"Nobody!" said Ebenezer. "I've
been dozing here all the morning."
"Not even a sparrow?" Twinkle
heels asked,
"Not Nobody has said a word to
me."
-"That's strange," Twinkleheels
mused. "I was almost sure a little
bird had told you something."
(Copyright, 1932, by Metropolitan News
paper Service.)
Common Sense r
By J. J. "1UNDY.
Are You Hiding Yourself?
If you have special ability along
some line, do not wait for someone
to "discover" you, for you may
never be "discovered."
If you have special talents and
unusual ability and it does not be
come known, of what benefit is it
to you?
Thousands of men arc successes
because they are good salesmen for
themselves. . -
You may be in a menial position
because you have not demonstrated
Jo anyone what you can do.
It is not. enough that you work
hard in your present job.
If you have that within you which
seeks expression or, being expressed
would put you in a far better place
than you now occupy, it is your
fault if you do not make it known
nd show what you can do.
As long-as you are satisfied where
you are none will offer you better.
Why should they if you never
indicate that you are trying for a
higher position. ,
Get out of the narrow self-contained
groove in which you are
walking and make a break for some
thing better, if ypu are prepared
for it. 4 i
If you want something better, take
the means to become prepared and
then let it be known.
(Copyright, 1982. Tnternstional Featur
Service, Inc.)
Alleged Burglar Killed .
by Posse of Iowa Officers
Blenroe. la.. Feb. 4. Ray Smith,
alias "Slim" Smith, alleged burglar
and "robber, was shot and killed yes
terday near here when he opened
fire on a posse.
Smith was wanted on a burglary
chaise here.
"Isn't It shocking that there ire
so many divorcci, Jack der?" ukeJ
Jill, peeping over his shoulder Ht
the first page of the evening piper.
"Oh, I don't think so, dear," re.
plied her lord and master.
"Why Jack!"
Jill's pretty eyes opened wide in
half bewilderment and semi-disapproval
.
"I mean exactly what I say,
honey," continued Jack, loftily. "If
thee wives behaved themselves and
weren't cruel and extravagant there
would be no divorces. As it is the
husbands are better off, and the
wiet . get alimony and everybody is
happy."
"Oh, Jack! I had no idea you
were such a hartleis wrechl You
have sympathy only for the brutal
men and anyway, it's a shame for
marriages to end so wretchedly."
"Now, honey, of course the men
are wrong lots of times, and that's
sill the more reason I believe in
quick, easy divorce," protested Jack.
He was now poring over the
scandal column with renewed interest
forgetting the baseball news en
tirely. "Huh!" he grunted. "Here's a
wife who wants $10,000 a month
alimony, instead of $5,000. What
did I tell you?"
"Exactly," sallied Jill. "And her
husband's income, according to that
same article is a half a million dollars
a year. And he's said a lot of
horrid things about her, and she
has four children"
"I didn't think of that," agreed
Jack, unwillingly. "He could get
along with $60,000 less couldn't he?"
He read further along and sudden-,
ly gave a low whistle.
"My goodness, this man was ar
rested for horsewhipping his wife
while she was tied to the bedpost."
"There now, of e'emrse flie woman
was to blame for that."
"Jill, dear, you're always looking
for a chance to ridicule me. How
ccr, that only occasionally happens.
Don't 'you -think a divorce is better
in this case?"
"No, darling, I think a whipping
post would bring him to his senses
and he might be a very well-behaved
husband afterwards."
"There goes' the telephone," ex
claimed Jack.
Jill answered it, and surprised
Jack with her half of the dialogue.
"Oh, my dear! That's dreadful
Of course you can come and spend
the night here. . . Yes, we have our
guest room. , .Why Darling, don't be
frightened! brave Jack will pro
tect you!"
Jill hung up the receiver, and.
turned to Jack with a horrified look.
. "Great Scot! What's the trouble?"
"Poor Dorothy Wallace. , '.a quarrel
with her husband, who swears he
will kill her! She's coming here to
night, and go to a divorce lawyer
tomorrow." '
"There! What did I tell you!"
and there was a glint of triumph in
Jack's eyes. "I'll go ever and get
her luggage, and bring it back dear."
"You're so thoushtfull" . '
Jack disappeared instanter, and
had not been absent five minutes
when Jill's tearful little friend,
Dorothy, came running up the steps.
She had taken a village taxicab and
not even waited for her packing.
"He's so jealous!" she wept. "And
oh, how he threatened me! And
we've only been married three
months!"
Jill joined sympathetically into her
sobbing and they were both in the
midst , or a "good cry" when Jack
opened the door. Behind him came
Bob Wallace, white of face and
stammering.
"I've found out that it was all a
mistake, Jill. Bob wants forgiveness,
and is afraid' that Dorothy is on the
road to Reno!" He laughed quietly,
beckoning to Jill, who followed Miim
into the kitchen as the reunited
couple clutched each other feverish
ly, to avhisper renewed sweet noth
ings. z"You wonderful, wise young man,"
said Jill. "She was just breaking
her little heart for fear she would
have to go to Reno. Now, don't
you admit that you're wrong in ad- j
visine divorces?" i
"No, darling. . That's what got
Bob's goat 1 advised him to beat
her there and get the divorce first
and he wanted to thrash me and
came right over here for fear I had
designs myself!"
And then they kissed in the
kitchen, as romantically as on the
night of their betrothal!
(Copyright, 1931. Thompson Feature
. Service.)
My Marriage
Problems
A ski Carte' N faa) 4
"ReveUtioni of a Wife"
tr.MraV a km
saan. las. I
Explosion in Blovie House
Causes Panic Among Patrons
New York. Feb. 5. An explosion,
followed by fire, spread panic among
500 patrons of the Lyric motion
picture theater here today, but all
reached the street. The blaze was
put out by firemen after it had de
stroyed several thousand feet of
film and damaged the, operating
room.
Several persona, were slightly in
jured in the crush at the exits.
During the last year more than
2.000,000 men and women have been
directly or indirectly employed as a
result of public .works construction.
A Silly Song I
Old Bill Karbunkle bought the
farm that lays just north of mine.
H-e's living on a rented farm, down
on the County line. He had a sale
yesterday, down on the rented place,
pnd furnished every man who came
fre.e lunch to feed his fare. I only
went to get the lunch and see what
I could see. That crier sold a
wagon load of useless junk to me,
I bought one set of broken tugs,
one tongueless walkin' plow,- two
sacks of fertilizer and a Poland
China sow, two rocking chairs, a
frying pan, a load of cobs and chaff,
a dozen roupy chickens and a sore
eyed sucking calf. My wife looked
at the junk I bought and grinned
from ear to ear, and said that, from
the looks of things. Bill's lunch was
pretty deaiv
Charge Man Sold Morphine
in Capitol Avenue Resort
Eugene Golden was arrested late
last nifcht in a resort at Eleventh and
Capitol avenue by Detectives Ryan
rr-d Davis, charged with selling cap
si'les of morphine to a man givin
the name of Earl Gibbons, 3810
South Sixteenth street.
The detectives :M Golden
dropped 13 capsules of morphine on
the ground when they approacljtfl
him.
Tha Not That Kri LrfL
Lillian was rlo.e behind m I
entered the kitchen, and 1 turned to
her villi an unreatoiuble feeling o(
linli",
"Kan'e Isn't liff." I mM Miukly.
I'tually Lillian does not shire my
forrtnntifigs, but at my wofds win,
thing Ir-aped inta her tyr which told
me the was In uursay at the girl'l
kbeiu'c from the kitchen.
"IUt the been here at all?" lha
flskfJ.
"N'o that's hat worries mr. Ami
he never fails to have her fire built
by thi time. Hut prrhipi ''
ovrr-ilcpi. She probaMy didn't
clue Iter ef until Ute,"
"If you'll aee to the fire. I ll cd
nd wake her," Lillian voluntcrird.
t here ws a lonMraiurd note in
her tuo-f4re lully-cual tone, and I
know that ordinarily she would bate
volunteered to build tl" fire and Itavt
sent me for Katie. The vague un
ratinrit I bad felt since entering the
kitchen cryjtillirrd into a distinct,
horrible fear.
"Lillian!" I gasped. "You don't
think Hurry! We'll go to her room
at once."
"Frankly, I don't know what to
think. But let me go first. I'll call
you if you're needed."
I know what she meant. ! am ex
reedingty fond of Katie, and if any
thing harrowing awaited us in her
loom, Lillian wished to shield me al
much a possible.
"We haven't time to argue." I laid
tensely. a I started for the door.
"We must hurry."
She made no further protest, but
quickly as I walked or rather ran
to Katie's quarters, Lillian was dose
at my heels. And when I knocked
at' Katic'a door at first gently and
then frantically, when there was no
answer she put a comforting,
steadying hand on my shoulder and
kept it there.
"We'll have to get Jerry Ticer to '
break it down," I said wildly.
"Suppose we first find out whether
it's locked or not," Lillian suggested
practically, and adroitly putting her
self between me and the door, she
turned the knob.
"It isn't locked," she wi.ipered, and
then pushed it open, and we were in
the room, our curious, fearful eyes'
scraching in every corner of it.
But we soon determined that
Katie's bedroom and sitting room
were as empty as the kitchen had
been. We looked at each other In
.imar.cment, which on my part at
least was mingled with terror. Had
she wandered away to end her un
happiness or
I moved toward the door with
some vague idea of going in search
of her.
"Look at this" Lillian said sud
denly. I turned, to see her holding up a
pink envelope which I recognized
r.s beloiiRinor to a box of fancy note-
jiapcr which Jim had bought. Katie
the Christmas before, and which I
knew she highly priced.
"It's addressed to you. I think,"
Lillian said, scrutinizing it in a puz
zled way. handing it to me.
"Mis Gram," evidently as near as
Katie could get to the proper spelling
of my name, was sprawled in angu
lar, childish characters upon the en
velope. 1 opened it. finding a sheet
of similar scrawled characters, which
Lillian and I spent several minutes
in deciphering. When we had fin
ished the epistle my eyes were wet,
.Hid Lillian's face was full of pity.
I cannot reproduce Katie's, spell
ing. No one who did not know her
could make sense of it. But the let
ter in her characteristic phraseology
ran thus: -
"My dear darling Miss Gram:
" I lof you, ah, so hard. Please
forgive your poor Katie. ' I so sorry
to leave you, go away this way, but
I no can stand it to stay by dis house
veil Jeem gone. Me and .Jeem so
happy here, have so much foil. I no
can live here if he gone.
"He wrile me sooch sorry letter,; I
cry me all night. Und I not know
vere he go, But I know vit I do. I
go me to New York by my cousin's
und I get me vork safe all my
money, den I go hunt for heem.
Maybe he believe me bimeby.
"I no like go like dis, sneak away
like vun tief, but eef I stay till morn
ing, you talk so nice by me I no can.
go, so I do eet dis vay I pack vot
things I need first in bag,. take with
me, walk to Bridgehampton for dot
first train.' I leave other things in
suit case and trunk. Some time ver
I write you vere, maybe you be so
kind und send deni to me.
"You no forget, I lofe you. . Oh,
kiss dat baby boy for me! No let
him forget Katie who lofes heem so
mooch. Oh, I cry my eyes out for
"tiu and heem!
i'Good-by.
"rom poor Katie, who lofes you
so mooch." 1 -
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