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    THE BFE. OMAHA. MONDAY, MARrif 13. 1022
My Marriage
Problems
A4st Curiae,-, New rhae (
"Revelation of a Wife"
'HHiMt ,'
Dom Dicky Hold tl,t Key to This
Sirinje Situation?
Duly lurncl from the trlcptione
ii4 cant tick to tlie rliair where
1 t ritkmj my bewiMrrH brain
tr the ninii..ii of the problem Im
rrnunt of liU ntj tprioii nintiiioni
l given iiic.
"Now, tlirrr' a 'liiij! tiucrv I'd
He to put t you, i.J ilcar," lie
4nf, itmig on the arm nf the chair
"d li'pnijf hi ann around im
linuMrr. iltit tlirre a a hint oi
Minnie., in In. toire thai warned hip
something bit unpttasant was
towns, m-l I cmiM crv well guf
what it a.
"Will you kindly trl me whv in
lile ou regisfcrril a Mm. Itlatk
at tliis hotel? Of all the fool stunts!
Of mure. you never ran tell what a
woman will d, but I did Rive you
rrruit lor at lft one-fourth of an
idea ratilinar around in vour hean."
I drew away ulinlitly. 'fiut decided
ly trout in encirtling arm.
"I infer then that muler no cir
ruttnunrri doei a man ever regi-.tr'
under a name not In own. My
tone was ai frigid a my mental tern
pi-rature. Dicky tightened the grasp
oi im arm and compelled my return
li it shelter.
"But Co On!"
"At least he ban a legitimate or
illegitimate reason for o doing;," he
-aid with a grin. And nothing do.
ing, old dear, in the high and mighty
"(Tended dignity pose. You ve got n
hnth in a devil of a mes. and I'd
like to know Imw we're going to get
out of it. But that can wait, although
not very long, for .1 can't linger
around here many minutes. So get
busy, old dear, and spill your rea
son, or rather your excuse. You
couldn't have bad anything that
could be dubbed a reason."
My mental thermometer took a
bound from subnormal to typhoid-
lever height.
"You have no right to ay any
thing like that," I sputtered. "You
have no more idea what I have gone
through than the than the"
"Ble unborn." put in Dicky with
a provoking grin. "That's a good,
time-honored simile. Ain't I the
niitv little thesaurus? You never
ought to travel without me. But
go on. This is just what I was to
know, what have you gone through?
Your tone hints at things unrevealcd
by my mysterious dulcet-voiced wo
man telephone correspondent."
"Your woman telephone corres
pondent was a" I began hotly..
Dicky put his hand over my mouth
in exaggerated burlesque.
"Don't say it. he begged. Don t
utter the aw ful swear words that are
trembling on your pure young lips.
Count five and twenty, Tattycoram."
A Surprising Question.
The reference to the absurd little
BRINGING UP FATHER
f I'LL CO
TO Hiri
ft
l a. rii old.
H J H1CS AND UACCIE IN It'll,
f Au Or COLUtU IN Irtfc UND4Y Bit
Drawn for The Bee by McManus
IfYCKJ WIHTO
YOU'LL.
HAvc To Ax;
FATHER. HI t
IN Htt) ROOM
JA WW
eOkS
rsR.ji.woui-O 1 -
TOO tKC TO HtA f I C-,
1 1
LI
i
THArtriNet rr (why I I 1 wouLo-ixjr
MAY I CO IM H POSITIVELY H NOT? ' ' 'EARONoO
ANO 5IN r3w.' S NOT r ttXJ VlO YOUb 1 OI,Ce AN' 1 C
Ta '" ' Utl rr mr. Service. Inc. ,.
I Dog Hill Paragrafs
By Ceorja Bingham
The grocer at Rounding Billow s is
not yet able to have a cash register
bu a(tr each sale he listens to see if
CEMETERIES.
the clerk drops the money in the
large tin bucket.
Kaz Barlow was a pleasant caller
at the home of -Miss Pcachie Sims
Sunday night. This is the first time
he has been there since she told him
he couldn't come to see her any
more.
The proprietor of the store in the
Calf Ribs neighborhood has hired a
clerk to play checkers with during
the dull season.
!iscinline SO picturesquely- portrayed
by Dickens, and which Dicky and I
often bad used as a catch 'word, com
pleted the rout of my ill temper. I
giggled outright, and ho. removed
his hand from my lips with an ex
aggerated sigh of relief.
"Ymv vnii're shoutine." be said.
"Go on. spill the bean and be quick
abpuf'-it. Who-were the frionda that
nicked you up and brought you
, I was malicious enough to wish to
mvstify him just a little.
. Dicky dropped bis arm and stared
at'"-
Well. I'll be d d!" be said
am sive that I understood the woman
perlectlv over the telephone." ',
"No "doubt you did." I returned.
"She simply wasn't telling the truth.
And I am a great more ; mystified
than you can possibly be."'-Now, if
you'll promise not to interrupt, nor
tp scold until you ve ncara tnc wnoic
stnrv I'll tfll vou all about it."
"A clam or an oyster .would be a
talkative guy beside me, ne promts
rl "r.n ahead!"
I settled myself more comfortably
against bis arm and related every
incident of my journey with its irri
tating dclav upon the stalled train,
and the accident which made me lose
consciousness for a minute or two. I
omitted no detail in my rescription
of the mysterious foreigner who had
forced bis attention upon me with the
story of his being a friend of my
father and wishing me to find out
his address. And I laid particular
stress upon the pains I had taken to
elude the mysterious stranger,
including my registration under
the name of Mrs. Black at the
hotel. At the end of. the. recital
Dicky gazed at me with quizzical
eves. - 1 ' ,h '
""And you pretend to have been
something of a government sleuth,"
he said, "and can't figure that out?
Thf Ktimti nn vntir bean must have
been harder than I thought.
Forest Lawn
Knreit !, n miu'My tontin It
l'i .It it tmrih of III " limn.
(oral vf noiiuiT) en mcit roiim
(rounil, ( fiitiit bv III
i-H) (ravin ami i. in iii mm
meat W.iitlful ihuiiv In ihia VK'lnny,
It f iituiuat c-m"ry an. all I'.ia
t'-ri. iare-ual (sr.. tiffu at Ha
mciary ititram' (itl tm Ifranitatt
Thaatrr ni'l.
CARDOFTHANKS.
ati'kntkV.n. vt-: i'i:iiVs"riiKiik.N.
Th iiirniliera of th Vl-rn I'ira
tn.-na m ...i.-in i inn will alt'iiil lh til
hral of th"ir lt miiirit. Chart'
(iiu-n f. an-l ill iii"i ut lit rrll-i"-
Bf i h ilnmwi. SI'ia K-'wl" A.. ihia
ari-imiuii ai 1 iu f. ii. Hum, ira'
ro'.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
F. J. STACK & CO.", "
Puci'oaanr t
Fia.H A Fali'nnar
i IMA MA'S HKST.
PlfinfBA TITTJI1T A T nTTfiWirn
Ait now rwuu u uai ha.om.
Thlrty-thlrit an1'arram.
HEAFEY & HEAFEY,
l'n4rtakara and Kmbalmert.
Plinn HA. 1S. Offli !JU Karnam.
Hulse & Riepen,
Funorat PlrK-lnra. I'umlnr.
rpnQRV.nTnnpT? :hAwirt
i'B. 004T.
FLORISTS.
LEE LARMONiV
Cioualna
PO. .'44.
SAT IT WITH FLOWERS FHOM HKS8
SWOBOI)A,14l5KAnNAM STREET.
L. 11R.VPKR80.V, 1507 Farnam.JA. 1S5.
JOHN BATH, 184 Farnam. J A. IM.
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.
FOR SALE.
Pianot and Musical Instrument,
TRAliK four Ub-d iilan on naar cla
r l"n Ji.lan.-n a low a II .r
nionin. A. ii"M' cy , i. n I'uun
JtiltV 1 Af'F arht)iio ahua. riairli
a. hninllar M uallar IU4f JIKJKxla
1st; tiuliian ilayr nu. fin atiapa,
nariiiy uar.i, .. rilira. nariiay aan
t'Aoll I" all kli'la i.f UH..I piano. 1 host
Mr. Hrhaal. Uo.liiKion init.
Clothing and Fur.
UUN'liLt: WOOLKM MILLS.
For aata, m faw unclaliiiad. all-wool
"Dundaa auna, rhaap, aliarailana fra.
?. nrmwrai or. inn aim iia rny ma.
Ft'llH rriitoijolD(l. fi-linatl anil rlaaafil.
KM.KTfcR ALASKA rlfH CU.I
ill H. liih t. lUil"'
l I.KAMMI. laitnrliK aull. fur. II A. 0
AltMT aho., :.. ",o No, Hih"
Typewtiteta and Suppliei.
TYPEWRITERS
ADDINGAMACHINES.
Jill MAKES bought, aold. rantail an
raralrad. Halo Mania for th CORONA.
lift our frlc bfor ou buy. JSvary
macnina (uaranieta.
Central Typewriter Exc.
ja. iii Farnam.
Miscellaneous Articles.
STANDARD.
Th but varnlah on th market,
- 69 per aalloa wbil It laai.
Phr in & Wllllami' mixed paint.
IJ 51) par Uon. 5411 Wrlitht St.
W'B buy. aell anf, niak denka. abow
nl. etc.. Umaba r Ixluro As sudd v Co.
. W. Cor. 11th and Dnurla. J A. !7:4.
J .ii) RKWAItl) I.nat Vareh 7. diamnnit
crearant pin. kar-paako. . Mr. Lunaru
rixllk. 104 N. Md.
LOST Hlua Irieollno ault aklrt b"twren
ivnaon ana IrvlnKton. WA. 4J7o, r
word.
Loat Kunian Kiti h net k piece. Kinder re.
turn at conani Hotel ana receive rc-
nurd.
.ommon
Sense
A Silly Song
By A CUCKOO BIRD.
When a ship that is leaking drops
anchor, and is safe in the harbor
once more, the rats all climb out of
her vitals and hurry to get to. the
shore. But the sailor, who loves
every timber of the ship that has
borne him so long, will turn to and
work like a beaver till everything's
right that was wrong. Now the old
ship of business is leaking, and' bad
ly in need of repair; and she's dock-5rig,-"
today',' in fhe harbor and the
rats are all leaving her there. . The
sailors,, who know her and love her,
arc working as never before.-. W:lf
you turn in and work with the sail
ors, or run with the rats for the
shore? ' - ' .
LOST liledatone traveling baiff from auto
Friday afternoon. Reward. ln. 3:,
LOST Torloi.e
Webater S773.
shell rfimned glaasca,
PERSONALS.
THE SALVATION" Army Industrial home
aollcltn jour old rlothinr. furniture,
niftKazine. We collect. We distribute.
Phone DO. 4135 an dour wagon will oall.
Call and lnapeet our new home, 1110-1113-U14
Dodite St.
STARTING aecond i-laaa of Wallar re
ducing by mualn method Monday eve
rilnir. 7 to S. Hamilton Annex. Apt. 14.
Call evenlntt. No phono call.
KATHRYN L. RILET
SUIn and aualp specialist. Resltf--
work aolleited. Appointment, J A. t:it.
riarlcnn t111- A. H.. Chiropractor. 108
Vc" Paxton block. AT. 9147.
Office hours. II a. m. to 6:30 p. m.
CANCER CVRKD Br MAIL 40 years- ex.
perlence. Dr. II. V. Clarlc, Sutton, Neb.
Write now.
AFTER ten days I will nut lie responsible
for any of William Moran'a wholesale
bills. Sarah M. Mowrey,
Parents' Problems
Should a city child who has no
yard,, be allowed to play on the side
walk? .
If there is no better place, out
doors, near home, for her to play.
Do not let her go beyond the block
in front of your own home; do not
allow her to run into the street.
Above all. organize the women of
your neighborhood and work for. a
playground, to be opened within easy
reach of your child's and their chil
dren's homes!
Name Nelson Postmaster.
Nelson, Neb., March 12. (Special.)
Robert Greenwood has been named
postmaster here. Acting Ppstmaster
William M. Peebler will retire in a
few days, having served for 14
months, pending the selection of a
republican. i
By J. J. MUNDY.
Do You Discuss Family Short-Com
ings Before the Children?
Offern parents during ; a quarrel
speak before their .children in a
derogatory manner concerning each
rtttipr'e relatives.
When accusations against relatives
of father or mother are first heard by
the children they are surprised ana
feel that what is 'said is untrue, but
when the statements are' made more
than once thev grow to believe them.
In a sense this causes the children
to lose respect tor parents, as well as
all respect they should have, for those
-r tiiei, have, heard unkind
ill n iiwiu ,
t .!, o-roatrst shocks a child
has in life is to be convinced through
events that one or the other parent
is not or has not always been all that
the child has believed the parent to
bfXext to the parents, it is a shock
to believe that relatives are wrong.
Parents should try to keep all
thoughts of disagreement: among the
relatives from the minds of their
children, and if there are disagree
able family traits they should not be
referred to. ' .
Conduct yourself m a manner to
cause your children to believe al
wavs that you are and have been one
of the best persons in the world.
This is not done by bragging, but
by being "the real thing."
And if there are any good qualities
your family possesses show up the
for emulation. . .
ICopyrijht, lKJ.) 1
Classified Advertising Rates
ISc per liti (count worda to line) I aay.
J6e per line per oay, o
nn. .v. rfav .v consecutive day.
14c per line per day. SO conaecutiv days.
.- .). .k.n for leaa than a total or. 35c.
These ratea apply either to the Dally or
Sunday Bee. All advertisement PP'"
in both morning and venlna; dally paper
for the one cnarge.
CONTRACT RATES ON
APPLICATION.
Want ads accepted at the following or
MAIN OFF1CK 17th and Farnam Sts.
South Side 4986 B01u.,B.;t? 8tl
l-,.nMI Bluffs 15 Soqtt St.
WANT ADS RECEIVED BY PHONE
THE BEE will not be responsible for
more than one Incorrect Insertion of an
rdvertlsement ordered for more than on.
""CLOSING HOURS FOR WANT ADS.
Evening Edition 'i nn P M
Morning Edition .
THEATRICAL historical masriue costumes,
for plays and parties.' at Lieben'a. Omaha
MAGNETIC baths; Violet Ray treatment
with massages. 614 S. 19th. AT. 9381.
SULPHUR hatha. Swedlsb masaage, chi
ropody. Evening to S. 2li So. 20th St.
L'NDF.R new management. Expert massage.-
404 N. 16th, Apt. 4.
LXPfcRT aewlnir machine repairing.
MlCKtLS.
15lh and Harney. DO. 1S7J.
ARB
you looking for some good Red
r.lvcr iihlo seed potatoes. T. T. Mlse.
n-r. :i.(ii r.intnn Ave. KB-417P.
WANTED TO BU.
DESKS DESKS DESKS
New desks, used desk bought, sold and
traded. J C. Heed. K07 Farnam. DO. 14S
WANTED SITUATIONS.
Female.
KfciKINKD lady desires position compan
ion to elderly lady. Willing to travel
"W. 3H51.
RKKINED lady desires position a man
aging housekeeper. Walnut 8061.
Laundry and Day Work.
MEN'S silk 'shirts, tailored and carefully
washed, mended. Mrs. Saunders Silk
Laundry, 1503 S. tnth St.
HELP WANTED MALE.'
Stores and Offices.
WEN 18, over, wanted fop government
positions. Railway . mail, postofnee,
other positions. Salary $130 month, Ex.
perience unnecessary. Write for free In
formation concerning position and In
structlon. Columbia School of Civil
Service, 171 Pope Bldg., Washington
D. C.
CLL'RKS. young men. over 17, desiring
government positions, 1130 mommy:
'Write for free list of positions now
open. J. Leonard (former civil service
examiner), 909 Equitable Bldg., Wash
ington. D. C.
Professions and Trades.
MF.CHANO-THERAPT,
Neville Bllr.
MASSAGE, 318
RENT vacuum cleaners, 75c. HA. 1071
Massage Sun. and eve. Aptm. AT. 636S,
EXPERT massage. 210 N. 17th St.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Accordeon Pleating.
ACCORDION, aide, knife, box pleating,
covered buttons, all styles: hemstitching.
buttonholes. Write Ideal Button A
bleating Co., 308 Brown, block. Omaha,
Neb. Telephone JA. 193S.
NEBR. PLEATING Xeasuf:
tons. ISO Farnam. 2fl Floor. DO. 6670,
Contractors.
FLOOR laying and aauding; old flonra
made HKe new; lor our prices call AT.
5533.
PATCH plastering, paperhanging and re
modeling a specialty. WA. 0997.
Sunday Edition
DEATH & FUNERAL NOTICES.
PAPE-James. passed on jj the Jj"m '
his son. Jarm-a Pape, 1920 So uth Suth
at.. Fridsv. March 10. 192. aged So
years. Mr.' Pape is survived by three
sons. William Pare,
James Pape and Alfred Pape of Omaha.
two daughters. Mrs. J. H. Glassman and
Mrs. Esther Sutton or umana.
, ...w Atnndav. Hfsrch I
1922. at i P m., from the residence of
h's son. Jsme Pape. 1920 Boutn ooin
St. Mr. Pape has resided In Omaha
for S3 years. Interment. Forest Lawn
cematerv. For Information call Crosby-
Moore. WE. 0047.
SMITH Joseph A., passed on at the home
of hia daughter. Mrs. C. J. Lane, 3717
North !2d St., Friday. March 10, 1922.
aged S5 years. Mr. Smith is survived
hv threai -ania. Thomas Smith of Su
perior, la., Leonard Smith of Swann, la.,
and Ray Smith, Red 8eal. S. D. ; two
daughters. Mr. Williams. Seymour, I.,
and Mrs. C J. Lane, Omaha.
Funeral services will be held t Sey
mour, la., March 13. 1922. For lnfor
'matlon call Crosby-Moore. WE. 0047.
WROTH Thoma K., March 10, 1922,
ged S.
Funeral service Tuesday, March 14.
at 1:30 p. m. from Crane mortuary. 695
S, 20th .St. Interment Forest Lawn
cemeterv. Deceaaed i aurvlved by his
wife, Hettle L., two daughter, Mrs,
Lethe, Vradanburg of Fort Crook, and
Mrs. Ora Halle of Cleveland, O.: one
eon, Clyde L. of Nevada: three broth
era, three sister and four grandchildren.
BURIAL VAULTS.
AUTOMATIC saallna . concrete burial
vault. Recommended and tor sale
by all leading undertaker. Water
proof, ns steel to rust, wood to de
cay. Insist upon the AUTOMATIC
S BALING VAULT manufactured by
PAPERHANGING, patch plastering. For
nrst-dass worn: call WA. 0997.
Dancing' Academies
KEEP'S SL",
Farnam street.
Douglas $440. Class and
private lessons. Ten instructors.
Dentists X-Ray
DENTAL X-RAYS, 60o EACH.
13 a full set. 619 Securities Bldg.
Dressmaking.
GINGHAM and voile bousedresses: also
undergarments and children's clothing;
material furnished if desired. Douglas
854S Sundays and afternoons. .
SBWINO done reasonable; call HA. 6996.
Detectives.
Independent Detective Bureau, 304 Neville
Blk. AT. 6501; night, WA. 4045; KB. 0465
RELIABLE Detective Bureau, Railway
Ex. Bldg., JA. 2056; night, KE. 3812.
JAMES ALLAN, 312 Neville Blk. Evidence
aecured In all cases. AT lantic 1136.
Kodak Finishing.
ENLARGEMENTS, oil coloring, developing,
printing. Rase Studio. 21S Neville Blk
FILMS DEVELOPED FREE.
The Ensign Co.. 1607 Howard 8t
Printing.
EDDY Printing Co. 212 S. 13 St. Do. 8647.
BRITT Printing Co., 7 Elks Bldg.
Patent Attorneys.
WANTED Auto electrician by exclusive
battery and electric service atation;
southeast Nebraska town of about 8,000.
State age. experience and salary wanted.
Address Box T-1827, Omaha Bee.
BE a detective. S50-J100 weekly; travl
over world; experience unnecessary.
American Detective Agency, 799 Lucas,
St. Louis.
DO you want to Increase your Income?
Write the National Auto School, 2814
No. 20th St., Omaha, for catalog.
MEN for firemen,
- S160, later 1250.
Omaha Bee.
brakemen. beginners
Hallway, Box Y-1820,
MOLER BARBER COLLEGE.
110 S. 14th. Write for catalog.
Salesmen and Solicitors.
SALESMEN wanted to solicit paint and
varnish businese from Industrial trade
in Missouri River territory. Will pay
salary or salary and commission. Ex
perienced men only need apply. Ad
dress Box Y-1828. Bee.
RELIABLE salesmen to handle high
grade automobile accessories. Apply
5 to 6 p. m. Mr. Cavers, 2420 Farnam
Street.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
Mr. Investor.
tier' your only thanr la buy com
KoM Urjanie.
I theater at ft 0"0.
I theater at .1,:ii.
1 th-aier huh ll.:"0 Uoftn and th
t'Slan' en terms,
t ladiea' nd gnt' furnlahliig t"r.
Vwll ee at Inml.e ef atm k, An Ideal
location. I'rlc 1.1,700.
1 af. on tiuay corner, fp-to-dat 'n
lery way. Open from s. tn. t
S p. m Doner lesvlnr lily. Will sell
t aarrlfli price. I7.0U. ,
Will mil aceeut trade on property or
land, t'm and s-e nie; office noun
1 a. m. i 1 p m.; or rli
H. reterson,
fin V. !21 fit. Omaha, Net.
i07" VaIiNAM Ttmim apiiimeut, i-oni-pletaly
modern; ul'able fur office,
ludloa, dental or dressmaking mom,
etc., for tenanl wlahlng home adjoin.
Ing. T. T. Hall, 454 Hallway tichang.
liuugla 74C4.
POULTRY AND PET STOCK.
TiriiVotUlilltLD Anton nii VVhiie
Wyandotte ro-kerrl fur ealo, Mr.
II. K. fhillps. T1N. tlh, K. I7fl,
'IHultol'UHniUCt) Huff lltplliglun r
for hsti-hing. II to for 15. Mr. L. S,
Hue, MIS Km met. W K,iHI.
Wit In-ul'stors end .r.Jei cheap, lilt
H.t,th hi. Wa.IIH,
HATCItlNajigisW. Tsnls. KK.i7,
FIXK It. 1. Hail foi-kere'ls, W'a! ";.'."'
aut6ob1lTsWsaleT
KCill SALK Harness liop: roroplet
HJlpmeiil In cellent condition; email
ock; good fanning locality; no com
petition. Writ W. II. Camahan.
I'rlmroae, Neb.
CANDY KITCHEN and oda fountain.
peer fixtures complete. locates, on goon
corner In Waterloo, la. Sell for fl.ooo.
Worth double this price, r. O. Talley,
til Mulberry St., Waterloo, Ta. ,
FOR RENT A good room for moving
picture show tn growing eunuro or over
S. 000 population. For particular ad
dress T. J. Hallnran, bioux City, J.
2009 Hlveralde Blvd.
A STOCK of shoe In a going concern at
nrd fur ale t once py trustees at a
bargain. Davis Davis. Ord, Neb.
BARBER SHOP; town of !S0: no com
petition: t.'io: goon reason icr selling.
Miller Bros., Alvo, r.eo.
Tires
Factory Damaged.
Bargain Prices.
Retail Dept.
Sprague Tire Co.,
18th and Cuming.
v
farmlands.
California Lands.
?" California'?"?"
Do )ou ir eipett to buy bom
there T
Then Mnl mm fr our booklet "I'll
Inside In tta-Ml Kaiale"
Fntd Fedstated Fa. tois, til Mill
nmidnig, laii Francisco,
Missouri Landn.
Al'IIKN IU0, Ullllliprnlvil lllilln-r land,
l.aclede fiiuiiiy, M . I7.;.0 per cre;
terina. ou iluon. I0 annually: will
rnnsiiler a bum h vt "is. Holt Realty
t'n , libalini, ,..
Montana Lands.
Kelt MAI.K ludith luin IMnnt.i land.
KunrNiiiee s per i .-lit on inveiiliiieni.
Wnie It C. lluisl Mantotil. .lutlllh Ha-
Silt, MlMlt .
RKAIa lSTATE 5UB URBAN.
Brtct aitU'r.MH. vs '.'
Viae rawta) liaus
. OIIH gataial bom ;
,..s.,i.e.. f !' ",
Young & Dulierty,
ft llreBa' Thalee. jrl;J l't
Flofti.'.
si. riu w AT"aiiii4"'' ' Kjy-
e aVkstat e"i m hkovkd
" Wtt.
LOOK I
Cheaper to Ruy Than
Kent.
t.mnm all tiiwlern bwlli'ia "' u
rier inl.atfu. Mun ill l,MMlli
II. l.ia. Living rvnnie f-nisbed in
Hilanr naiuial f.nah use flu
thiiiliti'. "illy !,;. taaf I'll"'
t all A.
licnson & Carmichacl,
it: rion ink, at Jt
"$100
i. lame aune es rent, will tuy fi
room, pearly ns, inoaein pui.am
wuh arsa, on pai'd ai'l
line: nn th Ave rail WA
near caf
ais
8600
llslaife iiiniilhlyj l-rnotn neailv -,
modem bunialo. No. ailt M i 14,.
fall W A ii;
MijitKBsrioiiil-bun slnr,li Urge roema,
mi paved airaei, rontemaiit I" two car.
tinea. Call enner. Walnut :04, liter
buxinass hour or Funday,
South.
Why Walk?
WHKN Voir CAN GF.T
SUCH BARGAINS IN USED
CARS AT TUB
Nebr. Oldsmobile Co.,
lllb and Howard. AT. 1770.
for rent rooms.
Furnished Rooms.
(JET YOL'R ROOM
thrnueh The Bee furnished room di
rectory. Call t office for list of choice
desirable rooms In all parta of tne city,
A service that benefit both advertiser
and room seeker.
UINNEV ST.. 1801 Very desirable large
front room In a real borne, ror z gentle
men. Near car line and goou cate.
References. Webster HofiS.
CLAIRMONT HOTEL 17th. near Jackson.
Rooms and Kitchenette apartments, ash
for weekly rates. DO. ;795.
HOTEL SANFORli. 19th end Farnam.
HOTEL HENSHAW. 16th and Farnam.
Special rate to permanent gueai.
FURN. rm with prlv. bath: warm. nm-
fortable, cheerful; price ressonaoie. oay
or wit. Hotel Hamilton, ATJiOl
NICE front room, desirable location, walk
ing distance; rererences requ reu. i-none
HA. 4535.
SWEETWOOD AVE.. 410 Attractive
sleeping room in modern Dries, iiai,
close in.
CAPS ST.. 2S74 Very dealrahle room in
private pome tor gentlemen, one piui-a,
to car. close In. Harney 4236.- '
CLEAN, WARM, WELL FIKNISHKL
ROOM. BS5 8. 26TH AVK.
Housekeeping Rooms.
TUB OITIDE TO
the better housekeeping rooms ! th
directory furnished to advertiser and
room hunter. Call at Bee office for
free copy containing desirable vacancies
In all parts or tne city.
LIGHT housekeening rooms fur rent.
quire 508 South giith. PU, 888J.
ln-
Board and Rooms.
HASKELL ST.. 2932, pleasant room for
one or two gentlemen, A-l meals. tiA.
5801.
PAICB BrORT MODEL TOURING. PRAC
TICALLY NEW. PERFECT CONDI
TION. SIDE TVJNO SHIELDS, ETC.,
ONE-THIRD OF NEW TRICE.
MOTOR EXCHANGE CO.,
SOI! FARNAM ST. DOUGLAS S987.
Nebraska Lands.
SEVKKAL Improve'! cattle ran.-hra In
eeuthern Hult county mt central tier,
field rouniy. Nehrsaka. for sal or rent.
Bargain If taken at once.
M A Y L A ft I Ac 'i NnrrolM. Neb.
WRITE M. A. I.ar.on. Central cTty. Neb.
for folder about truck raising oppor
tunities in acre tracts.
Wisconsin Lands.
LANUOLOiiY free: sueclal number. Juat
out. rontulning many fart of clover
land In Marinette county. Wisconsin, If
for a home or an investment you r
thinking or buying good farr lanua.
where fanners grow rich, send at one
ror tnis special numncr or L,ananiogy,
It Is free on renuest. Address Bkid
more-Rlehlsj I.nnd Co., 43.1 Skldmor
Rlehl Hldg., Marinette. Wis.
FINANCIAL.
Real Estate Loans,
HKAL VHV.lt CAR BARGAINS.
Cash or Time. Buy or Sell.
Fords, from ISO and up.
Hodge, Buicka and others, 1100 and
up.
Ford bodies winter tnrs.
(iOLPSTROM ACTO SALES CO.
1J18 Harney St. Central Oarage.
j WE have caan on hand to loan on Omaha
.vviucvr...
SJS Keellne Bldg
HUDSON Sl'EEtlSTER, LOOKS HETTEli
THAN NEW. NICKEL RADIATOR,
SIDE WINGS, ETC. NEW TIRES. A
BARGAIN.
JiOTOR EXCHANGE CO..
:0Ji FARNAM ST. DOUGLAS iS7.
P1Q1m T nonco delay on western
rtl JII JjUctllS jsei,, (arms, ranche
Kloke Investment Co.. 45Oni. Natl Bank.
LIBERTY bonds ana slocks bought and
old. I'.OBT. C. lmUESKPOW aV CO.,
StiO Omaha Natlmial Hank Building.
OMAHA HfiMKS-'EAST NEB. FARMS.
O'KEKFE HFCAL ESTATE CO.,
101 Om. Nat. Hk. Bldg Jackson 8715
FIRST mnrtgago loans made promptly
on Omaha real estate, bnopen ft Co.,
Realtors. JA. 422S. 234 Keellne Bldg.
linn TO Jin.000 made promptly. F. D
Weed & Hnwiuan Co.. Wcad Bldg.
SOME bargain in used Fords; prompt
delivery on new J-ords.
WCAFFRKY JIOTOR CO..
The Handy Ford Service Station.
15th and Jackson Sts. DO. 3500.
Special
1918 Chandler 4-possenger coupe, in
good condition. 1500. Terms. HA. 0345.
New paint job: Mr. Barrett.
BUY A GUY L. SMITH USED CAR.
A Salfe Investment.
2Sth nd Farnam Ste. Phone. DO. 170.
TRANSMISSION cover. 13.50; timing gear
cover, otic; crank atiart, 2. .Nebraska
Auto Parta Co., 1018 Harney St.
1020 OVERLAND FOUR A good buv.
will demonstrate; 1325; terms. Mr.
Barrett. HA 034G.
WHITrT V "W fix everything.1
IliUlULIi Metal or Ruhher.
USED cars bought, sold and exchanged.
TH AW VER AUTO CO., 2210 Farnam St.
Stocks and Bonds.
LIBERTY BONUS bought and aold. AT.
.lt.44. Mack a Bond House. 1431 1st Nat,
J. H. M I THEN pays most for LIBERTY
BONDS. l:i City Nat'l. Bank Bldg.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
HAVE inquiries for homes do you want
lo sell your property? List it with
C. A. Grimmel. Omaha Nat'l Bk. Bldg.
RT RTv'F.TT Writes Tornado and
utlVlllJl x Windstorm Insurance
350 Peters Trust Bldg. JA-0633.
PT?TT,TT, Kealty Co. List with
VJXV U JCjIN LK.J tis for quick results.
141 1st Nat'l Bk. Hldg. JA. 196S.
JA
D. ROY WOODWARD.
Investments and Insurance.
323i. 702 Peters Trust Bldg.
LIST your homa for sale with us. We
have the customers. PAYNE INVEST
MENT CO.
USED radiators, all makes for sale. Green-
ougtt Radiator Repair, 3039 Farnam.
NEARLY NEW 5-PASSEN'GER JORDAN
TUIH1.U CAR. CALL HA. 6459.
EVENING dinners served In Dundee.
particulars phone WA. L'olT
Unfurnished Rooms.
THREE rooms, third floor, steam heated;
gas, clectrlo light furnished, laua e.
10th St.
BRISCOE Touring, runs fine, good tires;
give me an offer. HA. 4416.
GUARANTEED typewriters. 12,60 and up.
Midland Office Supply Co., 1404 Dodge.
HOLLY, expert auto trimmer. 812 S. 24th.
FARM LANDS.
FOR RENT HOUSES.
Minnesota Lands.
ROOMS and bath, modern except heat.
312 North 27th Ave. Carl Sorcnsen.
EQUITY Land Exchange, St. Paul, Mian.
List your home Buy jour home
BINDER & OTIS,
Real Estate. Loans'. Rentala. J A, 2661.
To buv or Pii vmaha Rpal Kstete see
FOWLER & M'DONALD
1120 City Nat'l Bk. Bldg. .TA ckson 1426 I
L,H I
On II ad a ef Larimo-e Ave. between
S4th and :;th Ntra.ie. will sell oa easy
l.svirient or will build lo tour oruar.
llal&LoF
payment . Then , taw art, ft a I a to n. 1 .
COLORKD, to l-room. modarn, mal
psvment down, bslanie tlV ranL E. L
PavUi. S5J0Ontbt.5'E. Ui. '
E. BUCK aV CO. bur nd el bomes.
Acreage.
This Is Your Chance
Four-room, nearly new, modern , bun.
gslow; full basement nd large tne:
chicken houa and yard, wllh fin er,
of ground, fronting on W. Maple; paved
street; sightly location. Call WA. I0..
Miscellaneous.
NEW l-room tucco bungalow, oak fin.
lah. built-in features. Price K.000.
Norrl & Norrl. Jackson 4170.
WK don't advertise on Funday. Waull
for our da through th meek.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.
New Bungalow
Diamond part payment. JA. Hit.
(Farm for Rent I
m Land thHt never fails to pro- f
j -'U.;. r.
duee. Choice farm for rent.
Due to change in plans, I offer
my country home of 125 acres,
rich farm land, with modern
improvements of ? 12,000, for
rent for one year, with option
of sale or rent for longer tcrm
This place is located in Platte
Valley, on main line U. P.,
about 100 miles from Omaha,'
near county seat, half mile
from new school, on main high
way, like pavement. Twenty
acres alfalfa, 80 acres farm
land, balance blue grass pas
ture. A farmer can take Y0
brood sows and 6 milk cows
and run hogs in the corn and
alfalfa and net $5,000 per
year at present prices. Farm
fenced hog tight, with run
ning water. For particulars
M. B. Gordon, Owner.
Paxton Hotel, Omaha,
Neb.
Or call by phone Monday,
March 13th.
Charles W. Young & Son
Real Estate. Rentals, Insurance.
U02 City Nat. Bk. AT. 96fi8.
GEO. T. PORTER & CO.
Real Estate, Rentals, Insurance.
105 South 18th. AT, 2995.
WANT small house for 3. Can't pav but
14.500. Write Box X-108, Omaha Bee.
$50,000
To loan on Omaha real estate.
Straight 6-year loans. No monthly
payments. Reasonable interest
rates.
NATHAN SOMBERG "
Realtor I
1305 Ft Nat. Bank At. 0745
ICE five rooms upstairs. 2525 Reese
St. Jackson 33H0 alter 3 p. m.
FOR RENT APTS. AND FLATS.
Furnished.
5 SOUTH 31ST ST., 2 rooms, up-to-date.
private bath: two gentlemen or couple.
HA. 4s;w.
L'RNISHED apartment; 2 rooms; hot
water: heat. Wa. USS0. 2zn wirt or.
Unfurnished,
strictly modern 3-room apartments.
at.nsm heated. Jan tor service, larire, airy,
desirable rooms. Price reasonable. 1324
Capitol Ave.
Miscellaneous.
ANY intelligent person, either sex. may
earn 5100 to 1200 monthly corresponding
for newspapers: 15 to 15 per coLuinn
all or spare time; experience tinnecea
sary; no canvassing. Send for particu
lars. National 1'res .Bureau, nurraio,
N. Y.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Stores and Offices.
WILL pay girls tuition through business
college for doing some light office work,
Give ajto and education. For Interview
write Box B-94, Omaha Bee.
Professions and Trades.
LADIES can make good wases at home
doing Batik art work, experience un
necessary, call forenoons, Koom jo,
Douglas Block.
FOR personal Instruction in shorthand.
typewriting-, bookkeeping, banking, etc.,
call DO. 7774.
Saleswomen and Solicitors.
SALESLADIES wanted; good commission;
city work: Omaha company. Call Room
S. Wead Bldg., or Phone DO. 6804.
Household and Domestic.
HOUSEKEEPER wanted by young man
on a rarm. state wagea wanted. ox
Y-1826, Bee.
J. W. MARTIN, patent attorney, 1712
Podge. Omaha, also Washington, D C.
W'e help sell patents: models made.
Miscellaneous Announcements.
TIT A MOMflQ We pay tbe best
prlc with privilege
to bur back at small profit. OR0S3
JEWELRY CO.. Omaha, Neb.. 401 N.
lth St, Telephone DO. 6049.
RAZOR BLADES aharpened. Single, lac;
double edge. 4?c aos. Mall order so
licited. Omaha 8harp Co.. 101 N. ltn.
OMAHA PILLOW COMPANY, liattiesaes
made over In new ticks at bait price of
new beds. 1907 Cuming. JA. 2487.
DR. A. C. 8ABIN, RECTAL DISEASES.
Suite 310 Arthur Bldg.. S10 S. 18th St.
PRESCRIPTIONS carefully compounded at
the Sherman UcConnell Drug stores.
SCREENS rewired, glaslng. KE. 2701.
FOR SALE.
Furniture and Household Goods.
REED chslrs. dining set. Persion nig;
of melody, rhythm and musical art. The
only evenings. No phones. 3511 Charles.-
Pianos and Musical Instruments.
GEO A. SMITH Dealer In drums. lyle-
Dhonee. etc : InaTrurtlnna renalrina"
Oroahs, Concrete Burial Vault Co t;it 1 l'avennort St. Phone HA. :IC7
HELP WANTED.
Male and Female.
O Qroom modern apartments. THE
l) ")"DBAKR RJENTAL AGENCY.
1702 Howard St, AT. 9708. JA. 280S.
Peters Trust Company,
WHERE OMAHA RENTS.
MAPLE ST.. 1S16. attractive modern
room apartment, tile porch, $60 and ISO.
STEAM heated apts., 4 rooms, closo In.
G-. P. Stebblns, 1610 Chicago.
FOR RENT Business Property.
696 SQUARE FEET of real office apace for
rent in the Electric Bldg., at the low
rate of fl.68 per square foot. Thin of
fice has two large windows fronting' on
Fifteenth St. We will divide this room
to suit tenant. Inquire AT. 3100, Air.
Izard. '
1807 FARNAM Store room, 24x132. If
tenant wants more room, will build two
stories above, each 66x132, with light on
three sid os. Thomas F. Hall, 434 Bail
way Exchange. DO. 7406.
FOR RENT General merchandise store
building; good location; no stock to
take over. J. tlreggersen. Elkhorn, Neb.
TEL. JA 3066 Near Fontenelle hotel.
ground floor space, suitable for high
class offices or any retail line.
i4TH ST., 2511 N. Store room. Just north
of Lake St. Modern. Reasonable rent.
Call L. N. Bunce, Atlantic 6953.
MERCANTILE STORAGE AND WARE
HOUSE CO.. 11th and Jones Sts.
H. Bf. Christie, warehouse & track'ge prop.
F. D. WEAD AND BOWMAN CO.
GARAGE apace. 1502 S. 10th St,
WANTED Men, ladies and ooys to learn
barber trade: big demand; wage while
learning; strictly modern. Call or write
14n,t Dodge St. Tri-City Barber College.
EDUCATIONAL.
DAY SCHOOL NIGHT SCHOOL.
Complete course In accountancy, ma
chine bookkeeptng, comptometry, short
hand and typewriting, railroad and
wireless telegraphy, civil service and all
English and commercial brancbea.
' Write, call or phone Jackson 156S for
large Illustrated catalog. Address
Boyles College,
Boyle Bldg., Omaha. Neb.
Van Sant School of Business.
Day and Evening Schools.
12 Omaha National Bank Bldg.
Douglas 6890.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
42x132 plate glass front; cement floor,
.steam heated: excellent for garage.
F. D. Wead-Bowman Co., AT. 0151.
DRUG STORE, IS.000 proposition, quick
saie. .i.8 raen. rnone ma. 4219.
ONE general merchandise store for sals
or trade. Box S72, Mead. Ke
MOVING AND STORAGE.
"WHEN MOVING"
' PACKING STORAGE SHIPPING
Phon Jackson 0288.
FIDELITY "sjco
1107-11 Howard St.
FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE
Separate locked rooms for household
goods and pianos, moving, packing; and
shipping.
BEK1NS OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE.
806 South 16th. DO. 4163.
ESTIMATES furnished on storage end
moving. Contracts taken by Job or nr.
Globe Van & 8torage Co., JA. 4318. AT.
0230. S20-24 North 16th St.
HORSES AND VEHICLES.
HARNESS AND SADDLES.
We make them ouraelvea and sell
them direct to th farmers, you get tbe
best that en be made at first cost.
Harness thst sold for tfi last year,
I6i now. Write for free catalog.
ALFRED CORNISH A CO.
1210 Farnam St.
HAY 1 pr ton. A. W. Wagner. 101
X. llto St. JA-1142.
6 People and What They Say
About Where You Are Living
THE BANKER
If you happen to wan-t a little credit at your bank,
'n the way of a loan, there is one question your
nker will always ask:
- - i
He will ask you if you Own Your Own Home
THE MERCHANT
, If you want to open a charge account at a store, one
of the questions the credit man will ask is:
Do You Own Your Home ?
YOUR NEIGHBOR
Your neighbor, whether he works near you, or lives
near you, will say something like this to you the first
time you engage him in a friendly conversation:
I suppose You Own, Your Home?
YOUR NEIGHBOR'S CHILD
In about the first conversation your child has with
your neighbor's child the latter will say:
We Own Our Home, Do You?
YOUR FRIEND
If you don't own your home, even your best friend
will say, some day if not now:
I don't understand why he never
got a Home of His Own.
YOUR LANDLORD
If you step up to your landlord some day, and tell
him you are going to own your own home, he
will say:
Fine Business, so Do I.
you want to own your home, a realtor is the proper man to consult
OMAHA REAL ESTATE BOARD