I
Senate Leaders
Hope for Vote on
TariffBUlSoon
ProipecU Bright for Action on
, Measure Angart 17 or 19 ,
Democrat Propose
Conrie to End Fight
Waihinffton, Aug. 22,-rA unanl
moui content agreement Thursday
in the aenaie (or a final vote on the
administration tariff bill on either
August 17 or 19 wai hoped for by
both republican and democratic lead
en after a aeries of proposals, coun
ter-propoiali and conferences on the
subject.
Objection by a single tenator
would upset the carefully laid plans,
but leaders on both sides said they
knew of no senator who was unwill
ing that there should be a speedy
ending to a controversy that has en
gaged the senate practically continue
ounly since April 20,
The first move lor an agreement
for a final vote came from the demo
cratic side, Senator Simmons of
North Carolina, after a conference
with other minority leaders, propos
ing August 19 as the date. Action
on this proposal was deferred at the
request of the republicans, and after
the senate adjourned majority and
minority leaders went into confer
ence. Just what transpired at this
session is not altogether clear, but
spokesmen for each side were agreed
that Senator Simmons would renew
his original proposition upon the
convening jof the senate at noon
Thursday and that the republicans
would put forward a counter-proposal
for a vote on August 17
Compromise Reported.
Maiority leaders had a conference
' Tuesday night at ' which alternate
dates, " August 15 and September 1,
were agreed upon lor suggestions to
minority leaders. When the bipar
tisan conference was held late Wed
nesday, August IS was put forward
by the republicans as a substitute for
the date proposed by the democrats.
Some of those who came out of the
conference before its breaking up
saw August 1 naa oeen agreu upon
. . . . ' . .
tu . T rZ rVr,
would be a final .vote on remaining
iAmmittii atmnnmniH f A th hill flfl
M...v...,..
August 11. This was approved by
ine conicrencc, u was sam uj sumc
. . . r r- .
Ot tnose attending, jur. araimoni
orooosed- that after that date debate
should be limited to the tariff bill it-
self, with the Ume equally divided
fifur thai two mdM. Republican
j r. , v" -
eaders proposed that debate be con-
fined strictly to the bill and amend-
ments, beginning Thursday, but this
liciay prcsumauiy win uc u:i
the aenate noon ,
Would Limit Debate. I
After August 11, under the agree-
ment, individual amendments would
, be discussed and acted upon. Those
. pending at 11 a. m. on the date to be
asrreed uoon for a final vote would
be voted upon immediately without
further discussion. he republicans
sought in the bipartisan conference
to have debate limited to 10 min-
uies to eacn seiiaiur, dui inc ucmo-
rrm nhirlt r.'.4hi' heintr done on
account of the pending fights over) Some perBomv with causes to pre
dusies on sugar and .hides'. !eI5t before the city council are rep-
The conference apparently were
agreed that, the unanimous consent
M tint nnrate tn nn-
man of the republican agricultural
tariff bloc, from offering his oro-
posed resolution or an investigation
of the interest, if any, v of all, sena
tors in tariff duties voted into the
bill Such a resolution could, be in
troduced, however, only by unani
mous consent' and some republicans
indicated that this probably would
be difficult to obtain. Senator Good
ing said he was working on his reso
ition and hoped to have it ready
not later than Friday. v
The senate was in Session only
four hours, adjourning out , of re
spect to. Senator Crow of Pennsyl
vania, but in that time it approved
a number of rates in the pulp, paper
and book schedule as revised down
ward by the finance committee ma
jority to practically the levels in the
Special CMC 5f?
Any Style tUIW Each
Butteree. Teast or Bread, Be Ex. '
ALL SIX RESTAURANTS
TODAY and TOMORROW
Whirlwind of fan Against a
background of youthful fem
inine beauty, jazi dancing, and
lavish settings and the great
est comedy cart ever assembled.
COMING SATURDAY .
"HURRICANE'S GAL"
rnMrinxhooda- Jar
W an ia trarcajp F
BRINGING UP
NOTHetV MOTHER
XOU .TO NT HI1
HOUME, AT TWO
OCLOCK!
. .-IK riT TXfDC
A 11JJ WVSATAA W
ttl 00 TWfcT- AN,r
.Gums ts tv tvLt- NrLL
Ttt8E Ave. Mtt t,a.M,
7-
existing Uw At the request of ScM.
tor Lodge of'Massachusetts, the ma
irity leder' a vote,n h Proposal
th f . d . f
-. ... ' .
a- per cent ad valorem, was de
fee(j
, w j , to . . ,
"P"?. Warned by Spirits,,',
Have Mishap During Trip
, Xhe w, oposed theJr tr
j .lw'"? . . K
aown ine Missouri river, dm Mr. ana
Mr, A p. Smith, newlyVeds, started
on the trip anvway At least Mrs
Smith 8ays the spirits opposed it, and
btmg a Sp,ritUalist, Mrs. Smith
should know-
Hence, whrfi. on of thfir row.
boats, containing their provisions and
clothes overturned, Mrs. Smith says
he was not surprised. It happened
near Plattsmouth.
The Smiths returned to Omhas hv
railroad. ; Thetrip down the river
was to have been their honeymoon.
, ,
Woman Spurns Lawyers
, . .- ti n .1
lea tO t-ltV LOUnCll
resented by lawyers; others present
their own cases. . ; .
MfS. Joe Mccnatl, :,354 NOrtn
Twenty-sixth street, yesterday, ap
Peared f before the city, council
POard of equalization - to urge the
opening of Twenty-sixth street, from
bprague to bpaulding streets.
"1 don't have to engage a lawyer
ll
STRAND STARTING SUNDAY
The story of a woman who
thought she could live
without
d' 3k '
1 2rmz
DOROTHY DALTON
mimimmmiiimBaMm
The World Called Him a Success
And yet, deep down in his heart, he knew that he had
failed and failed miserably.
He had betrayed the trust of those who called him friend;
his career was smirched and spotted with sin.
.He had juggled the lives and destinies of others with no
thought other than his own selfish gain and advancement.
How this man found happiness and his own soul makes
one of the greatest pictures that the silver-sheet has ever
known picture that pulsates with the red blood of Life
as it is lived today.
"A Certain
Rich Man"
MOON Mtfceea ...15 I MOON
CQ13DY Srenings -..20f PY
FATHER ,
Ht ALUVt3
WANT
OH TMfi
want
THIN4:
" it in colors
1
IN THE SUNDAY BEE
hb UftK I
r
as 'some others did here .this mora
ing; I can discuss my own case," she
A ..J .L. -1.J '
aim. nuu sue uiu. -.
Youth Receives Pen Term
for Stealing 65 Gents
Harry Hannah, 18, was given from.
three to live years in the state peni
tentiary for stealing 65 cents from
the home of Louis A. Kaufhold, July
23. He served 11 months in the Wy
oming state penitentiary for the same
offense, according o police records.
TODAY
GARETH
HUGHES
ii
Edgar Franklin's Story, :
"I CAN
EXPLAIN"
Hi eternal triangle fqpm a .
langhable angle. '
, :
love
cJ
Smmmiffm skem mm.
A PICTURE SUPERB
MILTON SILLS
- , WANDA HAWLEY
fu a e rr i r?. pt.
Treaenta Three Dare Oslr
; STARTING TODAY
William Allen White's
. Powerful Starr ( American Life -
THE OMAHA BEE: THURSDAY. AUGUST S, 1922
- , jl 'M'wli1 WMC 1 I I I I T WON'T II ).V
fSSf . I KNOW lA$ A " HC WANTtO httl t jSV HOW UP WHILE ML L-'
"flffeV TKtv J I TO MCCT M,M P 'THAT COP p V. , M
tU It raavuM atavtee. te. jgTS
MAKE-ME A CHILD AGAIN JUST FOR TONIGHT
r VMOMCM VulkLW atfskic
. HTCHT ttA-TMtR. SATCH. ANv A MtlOR.
N TVIt Xb AHfe A. VoiatC-b rirrr- cu w
' '
Today and Tomorrow
A SIX-ACT
Bill which breaks tht Muon'a
ncord for comedy, dais and amust
attat qualities. -
' SATURDAY
Another bill Just as ws
hradlined by
HAZEL GREEN
net her
JAZZ BAND
TODAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
Return Engagement
The Photoplay Supreme
All the Screen Can Give
The Photoplay That
Broke Omaha ' Records
NO ADVANCE IN PRICES
MC JIGQ AND MACCtK Pi fUU.
rAcc or colon in twciundav ate
tuirvl A.
T
ySV
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VMAT5
When in Omaha Stop at
Hotel Rome
PRICES REDUCED
We Chaa saa Praia Men's 1 Crt
Two or Thrae-Piece Suits far "'
We, par return chare es ea out-of-town
expreas or parcel post ahipmeata.
DRESHER BROS.
Dytn, eitaam, HttHn, FerrKn, TaHrri,
Rat CImiiki aaS CaM Steras far Fen.
2217 FARNAM ST. AT LANTIC N4I
When You Need Help
use ai -Be.
Classified Want Ad
Tirst National
Picture
Drawn for The
Drawn for The
I filLT UfiMC I'M 6SttM&TO
WrravCHE- OCT A UTUC
w TWLT K5t - BITY
lwww amp rqjli
AWC fOft TWE aS,
BEE WANT AD RATES
lie per line each day. I or I dart.
Uo per line each day, 1 to f days.
ISO per line each day, T days or lonier.
Thta rates apply to The Sunday Bee
as well asvto The Morning and Evening
Bee. All Weekday advertisements appear
In both morning and evening editions at
the one coat.
The above rates apply exclusively to
Went Ads wblta are commonly termed
"publle wanta," and do not Include ad
vertising1 or exploiting their business,
THE BEE reaerves the right to desig
nate wbat constitutes a publlo wsnt
Want Ads accepted at the following
offices:
MAIN OFFICE ..17th and Farnam Its.
South Omaha 1401) N St,
Council Bluffs 1 Scott St
Telephone
AT-lantto 1001.
Call for Want Ad Department 'An ex
perienced, want ad taker will receive your
ad and a bill will be mailed later. Tbe
ratea quoted above apply to either charge
or cash orders. . -
CLOSING HOURS FOR WANT ADS.
Evening Edition 11 : a. m.
Morning Edition p. m.
Sunday Edition f p. m. Saturday.
THE OMAHA MORNING BEE.
THE EVENING BEE.
DEATH ft FUNERAL NOTICES
LOWRIE Minerva, paased on at a local
hoanltal Monday. July 11. 1I2Z. Mrs. low
rle le eurvlved by one son, A. A. Lowrle
of Omlha.
Funeral services from Crosby-Moore
Funeral tiome, 24th and Wirt Sts., Thurs
day, August 3. mzz, at 10 a. m- inter
ment Forest Lawn cemetery. ;
CLAW Mrs. Jennie, age 70 years, died
Tuesday at her home, 382 8. Z4th.
Funeral Wednesday. 4 D. m.. from the real
dence. Rev. C. F. Haller officiating. Burial
at Monteiceuo, ill.
CEMETERIES.
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O VISIT FOREST LAWN. 0
O A beautiful new section has re- O
O eently been opened In Font Lawn O
O cemetery (north of city llmlte). It 0
O Is but wladom to select a lot be- O
O fore absolute necessity compels one O
O to ao ao. Hena tor nooKiei. a
O FOREST LAWN CEMETERY O
O ASSOCIATION. O
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"BURIAL VAULTS.
vaults. Recommended and for sale by all
leading unaenaitere. waierprooi, no
to mat. no wood to decay. Insist upon
the AUTOMATIC SEALING VAULT
... ... hi. n,h. fnnrtA RllFlal
Vault Co.. 6210 N. 20th. Omaha. TeL
Kenwood 1077.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
F. J. STACK & CO.,
Successor to
Stack ft Falconer
OMAHA'S BEST.
riEf.CE A ajTTJTTT A XTrT7SERVICB
ARROW 11UUU Villi V-iHA. 0014.
Thirty-third and Farnam.
HEAFEY & HEAFEY
Undertakers and Embalmers.
Phone HA. 0266. - Office 2611 Farnam.
Hulse & Rienen. ,
v Funeral Directors. 2224 Cumlngt
LARKIN BROTHERS
FUNERAL DIRECTORS. 4813 SO. 24TH
CROSBY-MOORE hA7.Vrt
FLORISTS '
T W T A DTUTiXT 1 1 4 Douglai
XJiXiU JUXXViUVll Phone DO. (244
SAY IT WITH FLOWERS FROM HESS
A SWOBODA. 1415 FARNAM STREET.
L. HENDERSON.
Ii07
Farnam. JA. 1161.
JOHN BATH. -1804 Farnam. J A. 1101.
PERSONALS
THE SALVATION Army Industrial horns
solicits your old clothing, furniture,
magazine. We collect Wi distribute.
Phone DO.' 4136 and our wagon will ealL
Call and Inspect our new homa 1110-1112-1114
Dodge St
RESPONSIBLE married couple would oc
cupy owner's residence during vacancy;
terms reasonable; references. Address W-
15. umana gee..
MAGNETIC baths; Violet Ray treatment
with massages. 614 S. 19th. AT. 8381.
SULPHUR Bathe. 8wedish massage, eh!
ropody. Evenlnga to . 20s S. 20th St
RENT a new Hoover Suction Sweeper,
11.16 per day. Call AT. 4i.
EXPERT MASSAGE. ATLANTIC 1640.
FISHER baths, massage. 220 Arthur Bldg.
EXPERT maaaage. 210 No. 17tb
- LOST AND FOUND
LOST Automobile crank she ft near 10th
and Lake. Reward If returned to Sunder
land Machinery and Supply Co., . 1004
Douglas 8t
I20S REWARD for return diamond bow
knot pin loot Omaha Country club July
24. No questions asked. Gertrude Stone,
HA. 1017.
COLLIE, female, lost; half grown; all
brown with white chest; child's pet Suit
able reward. Cell HA. 177.
AMETHYST pin. post on Cuming, between
17th Ave. and 10th. Reward. HA. 1112.
GLASSES lost: near 24tk and Ames.
PLEASE call MA. 178HF3. Reward.
WHEEL, wire, lost and tire also. Finder
pleaae call J A. 177 for reward.
COLLIE PUP Male, white, about ' months
eld; reward. WA. Itli.
Omaha Be by McManui
(Crlkt l:t
Omaha Bee by Sidney Smith
(Coyjrright 121)
atwM
HELP WANTED MALE.
AUTO painter, good place, . none In the
county now. Can furnlah steam heat
paint shop. For arrangement write to
Carlson's Oarage, Dannebrog, Neb.
BRICKLAYERS wanted. Orlewank Bros.,
L.a forte, ma.
LINOTYPE operator wanted at enee; ex
perienced. Monarch Printing Co., Council
Bluffs. la.
MAN wanted to take charge of plating
department. Muit be familiar with park
etixlng and Japanlng and no afraid to
work. Monarch Telephone Mfg. Co., Fort
Dodge, la.
MEN WANTED.
FOR GRAVEL HAULING.
Several excellent Joba open. Men
on this work now earning fli
to S35 per day. Must be reliable
and able to buy truck, paying part
cash, balance from earning;
Quick action la neceaaary as limit
ed number only can be taken care
of. When replying give phone No.
if poaalble. Addresa Box W-110,
Omaha Bee.
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PLUMBERS. . , v.
FIrat-class for permanent jobs, out
of town; open shop; $1.02 per
hour; R. R. fare advanced. Apply
Empire Construction Co., Room 211
Leflang Bldg., ltth and Capitol
Ave. Open evenlnga.
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SALESMEN We can offer t salesmen
restricted territory close to home; our
concern is rated In the millions and well
known for a generation and has the back
ing of all banks and substantial business.
, The resale and new business will net
you commission large enough for perma
nent Income.
Your calls are confined to the heads of
representative business firms only.
The Rolling Stone will have no home
with us ss the future opportunities-call for
energy, ability and determination. .
If you want a real good ground floor
opportunity come In and get elsed up,
I am, on from New York for a few days
only.
MR. GOODWIN,
1042 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg.
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O SALESMEN Wanted Experienced O
O liveatock remedy salesmen. ' This O
O ,1s a very unusual proposition O
O with old established firm. De- O
O pendable merchandise; unlimited O
O opportunity for future develop- O
O ment with state managers. Coun-vO
a cil Bluffs Remedy company, 1806 O
O W. Broadway Council Bluffs, la. O
O : P
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POULTRY dressers wanted at once; ex-
nerleneed: steadv work and good nay; on
ly first-class men need apply. . H. M.
Noack Sons, Arlington, Minn.
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O O
O WANTED COMPETENT . O
O MILLWRIGHT FOREMAN, O
O CAPABLE OF ORGANIZING AND O
o. 'HANDLING MEN IN- PACKING O
O HOUSE WORK. ' O
O APPLY ; , O
O GENERAL MASTER MECHANIC'S O
O OFFICE, . O
O v CUDAHY PACKING CO. O
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O SALESMAN wanted. Manufacturer O
O would like to hear from capable O
O salesman who Is Interested In se- O
O curing a last selling jine auto ac- o
O ceaaorles to dealer and jobber trade. O
O Can be handled exclusively or In corrO
O nectlon with another accessory line. O
O Weekly . commiaelon arrangement O
O Unusual opportunity large earnings O
O assured to a producer, uen us aooui u
O yourself In letter to fh HyKon Mfg. O
A ' AtllanM OhlA O
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KiT.TSSMir.N Wonderful opportunity, rep
resenting tbe only 14 strand pure silk, dl-
tn f.mllr bosierv distributor, uur
able Silk Hosiery, 230 Market street, New.
ark, N. J. -
SALESMEN with car for estibllshed cof.
fee route. Grand Union Tea Co., Omaha.
SEVERAL more ex-aervlce men, easy
work, good pay. unit eis narpacn nm,
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O TERRAZZO WORKERS.
For stesdy work out of town, open
shop; must be flrat-class. Big lobs.
Apply Smplrs Construction Com-,
pany. Room 222, Leflang Bldg.,
lth and Capitol Are. Open eve
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O WANTED FOR PAVING JOB O
O M U
O VALLEY, NEB., FOR lU UAIB O
O O
O FINE GRADERS. ALSO CONCRETE O
O GRADERS. O
O , T . O
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n 404 Peters Trust Bldg. - O
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FEMALE HELP WANTED
COMPETENT whits woman wanted for
general housework. Phono HA. till.
LADT pressure on silk dresses. Good pay.
Kanouse A Shoemaker Cleaner, 1701 Cum
ing street JA 216.
SITUATIONS WANTED
WANTED Position ss chauffeur to Cali
fornia by young ' man experienced in
i.nHn Okirt. attend college. Refer
ences exchanged. Douglaa Meaervey, Kear
ney,. Neb.
DAYWORK or dishwashing. WE. llll.
DAY work for white woman. AT. 1411.
IITUATIONI WANTED,
chain iwoKKnnrra. .
ika bwiaeaei will be anallable
Aug 2. allaa-spelis sad Uanahe, rele.
UAH, se sieagrsibie tad Mee aakea
Selsiy IIH Hart. Walaal
Ml. -
ATTRACTIONS
WAHTICU Caiw-l'ee S4
fs eld settlers pleaw, le be fceld August
L Hit. at Western, Xefc Adersee U
U lwia. eeerelsry.
bUUJ, BALM" RUBMbU PAlOA
MUVKLTIICA
Ask for rataloftte. Uletw Nevslty O,
rm at.( Itiwehs. Neb.
t"h sl "JV I f y-r I e7, J a kaa. Jee Drake,
A till, till H, H4 at.
EDUCATIONAL
DAT SCtlOOL-mOHT SCHOOL
Cemulsie eeureae la aereuaieaey,
Shine boekkeei'lsg. emplem.lrv. ebert
heed and irpiwrlllag; railroad sad
wireless lelegreper. dtll service and all
English sad remraemsl brsacbes.
Write, veil er ansae Jaekaoa 1441 far
large illustrated catalog. Address
Hori.KB I'ul.l.EUK
' Boylee Omaha. NeA.
IU11 Imokkeeplnf, akerthaad, lypeerrlllat.
etc., attend lbs Amerlrsa telisse el
liuelneM llll. Omaba positions guaran
terd: all our graduates srs la aosHlona.
Telephone AT. llll er writ fir catalogue.
WANTED Men, tadies and bora ta leera
barber trade; big demand) wagea while
learning: strictly modern Cali er write
I4S Dodge St, Trt-CUy Barber Callage.
Van Sant School of Business.
Day and Evening Schools.
S, . E. eor. Nineteenth and Douglas Its.
Deuslss till.
DO you want to Increeae your Income!
Write the National Aulo aVhool, 1114 N.
leth St., Omaha, for catalog.
Day er evening eeselona
DWOHAK BUSINESS COLLEGE. .
Weed Bldg.. llth and Farnam. AT. till
- MOLER BARBER COLLEGE.
It a llth. Write for catalog
ANNIE
E. o largo W. voice and bum
I Karbacb Bit J A. lilt.
MUSIC LESSONS. CALL WA. 111.
CLOTHING AND FURS
DUNDEE WOOLEN MILU.
For sals, a few unclslmed. all-west
"Dundee" suits, elttep, alterations free.
Northwest Cor. llth snd Harney Sts
FULL DRESS suits and Tuxsdoe for rant,
J A. llll. 101 N. llth St L Feldmea.
FUR, Choker, eeats made, clean. HA. 4104.
ARMY ahoee, I MO. 701 No. llth.
STORE ft OFFICE SUPPLIES
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O
O
TTPEWRITER8.
AND O
ALL MAKES bought and sold, O
rented and repslred. Solo agenta O
for the CORONA Get our prices be- O
fore yoa buy. Every machine O
guaranteed.. O
CENTRAL TYPEWRITER EXC. O
J A. 412. llll Farnam. O
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DESKS, typewriters snd other office
equipment are frequently sold to the high
est bidder at the Stephenson Auction, llll
Capitol Ave.
We buy. sell safes, mske desks, show
eases, etc.: Omaha Fixture A Supply Ce
S. W. Cor. llth and Douglas. JA. 1724.
BURROUGHS adding machines 1100, fac
tory guarantee. R. A. Flshsr. AT. llll.
STORE fixtures to sell. 2414 Ames Ave.
. GOOD THINGS TO EAT.
WE SELDOM auction good things to eat.
but we do sell everything used In a home.
Stephenson. Auctioneer, 1601 Capitol Ave.
APPLES for sale. 4111 N. 124. KB. 1741.
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS articles of every de
scription' are sold to the highest bidder at
the Stephenson Auction, lttt Capitol Ave.
sTXPERT sswlag machine repairing;
MICHEL
llth and Barney. DO. 1171.
EVERYTHING in Radio supplies. Mall
orders solicited, Omaha Sporting floods
Co., laot Harney 'St
OMAHA Athletlo Club membership. Make
offer. Must bs sold quickly. DO. 46?2.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
TRADE your used piano on a new player
piano.
Balance as low as tin psr xnonin.
A. HOSPE CO.
llll Douglas.
10-INCH reeorda, 2cj four for IL
Shlaea Phonograph Co., 1404 Dodge St
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
AUCTION. AUCTION.
Big furniture sale In Dowd's Auction
House, .
- llth and Webster 8treete.
Every Monday, Wednesday, Thurs-
, day and Saturday at 1 p. m., and
every Tuesday and Friday evenlnga,
at- T p. m. Including pianoa, talk-
. Ing machines, rugs, all sixes, and
kinds, overstuffed parlor suites, dav
enport and library tables. Very ex
pensive American walnut and mahog
any period dining room suites, beau
tiful bedroom suites, Including Amer
ican walnut, mahogany and old ivory,
gas ranges, kitchen cabinets, garden
hsae and hundreds of articles too nu
merous to mention.
JAMES U DOWD A CO. Auctioneers.
If you have anything to sell call AT.
0166 or WA. 6213,
: ELECTRIC WASHING MACHINES
Retailed at wholesale prices, 171 buys the
best. Phone Douglas 4423. j
BEDS, complete, dresser, wsshstands, ruga
and other articles to numerous to men
tion. 1222 S. 13th,
LOVELY electric washer, slso nice re
frigerator. I2d and Pine streets. ' WA.
6417.
BEFORE buying new furnishings, attend
a Stephenson Auction at 1E0 Capitol Ave.
BARGAIN, 116. High oven gas range,
excellent condition. Call AT. 0182.
WANT TO BUY
' DESKS. DESKS. DESKS.
New desks, used desks bought, sold , snd
traded. J. p. Reed. 1207 Farnam. AT. 1141
POULTRY AND PET STOCK.
FOR SALE Hunting dogs, pups; purest
bred Llewellyn setter pups. White with
black spots and ticks. Write tor full de
scription. Price 111 to (20 each. A. Bergt,
Schuyler, Neb. .
FOR SALE Good registered Airedale
pups. Write for prices. Gene Alnswortn,
R. R. No 2, Humphrey, Neb
PEDIGREED Boston terrier puppies, best
blood lines obtainatle. Ferno Foster, 1721
Ranch, Kearney, Neb.
BUILDING MATERIAL.
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O PLY ROOFINGS, 11.60 A ROLL. O
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O MATES AND SAMPLES, CALL 0
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- BUSINESS CHANCES
BAKERY for pale, doing 161 cash busi
ness a day. located In the beet town IB
Colorado; population 2.000; mining, rail
road and Irrigation development going on.
Priced right Reason for selling have
farming Interest. Address The Craig
Bakery, t-raig. t-oio.
pas-ic .ml confectionery, town
ef 2,000.
a...n.n, hnainesa. reasonable rent
nt la good
fireproof building, located on Blue Grass
snd jeriersoo wisnwy. "p'.
southern Iowa Wish to sell because of
sickness In family. A. F. Adams, Osceola.
Is. '
BARBER SHOP, I chairs; modern. elee
trie equipped; I shops In town of 1,0001
doing a good paying business. ' Price
g goo. Address T-Htl, Omaha Bee.
FOR SALE Bakery, 6,00l; terms. New
equipment good location; wholesale and
retail; 1101 day business. Lilly Bakery.
Drumrlgnt. uki.
MILLINERY store." I years established.
Thriving western town, county seat
terms te suit Box Y 117. The Oma
ba Bee.
BARBER shop for sale. Reeson, sick
ness. John Carrie, Grand hotel, Coun
cll Bluffs. Is.
RESTAURANT and soft"lli-lnk narlor. lo-
rated at ll( Leavenworth St.
ONE-HALF Interest la a good paylai
busia
2006 Cuming.
