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Wolf ("ubs Are Organized Here in Five Packs i New Organization Is Training School for Younger Lads Who Want to Become Boy Scouts. A kelaWeoee-11 Joc-o-o o o u u r best! That's tho pack howl of the wolf ' i ubs, the English Junior organization uf boy scouts, which has just been introduced into the United States. Omaha Is one of the four cities in the country that nan boast of a pack of the Wolf Cubs. The other three are Detroit, New York and Seattle. The Wolf Cub system offers the small boy under 12 years of age, the youngest a lad may be admitted to the boy scouts according to scout law, an elemenary school In which to pre pare himself for the higher order. It is the boy scout organization on a smaller and less strenuous scale, the Wolf Cubs taking into their packs youngsters from 8 to 12 years of age. Smaller Hoys Want In. I.ads of this age, according to local scout officials, are continually trying io squeeze into a scout troop, with the lesult that when a few do become scouts, the older ones begin to lose enthusiasm and interest In the ac tivities. They do not like to play with the younger lads. What high school boy of 17 or 18 can interest bhnself in the thoughtless pranks of (he grade school lad of 10 or 11? The junior scout organization, known ns tho Wolf Cubs had its be ginnings In England four years ago and Is officially linked with the scout movement of that country. Today It is estimated that there are 20,000 “cubs’’ in London. At the last an nual rally, about 00,000 from all por tions of Great Britain were present. The movement Is also strong in Can ada, but is Just being launched in this country. Omaha Among First. The introduction of the Wolf Cubs Into Omaha is due to Earle A. Stir ling, assistant scoutmaster of Troop 31 for eight years. Two years ago Mr. Stirling conceived the idea of a junior scout troop in which the younger boys might be taught the essentials of how to live up to the boy scout motto, "Be prepared." Accord ingly, he organized the Brothers of David in September of 1921. Eater, in February, 1922. after the English organization had been brought to his attention, the Brothers of David were incorporated Into the Wolf Cubs, with laws and organiza tion similar to the British order. There are now 50 Wolf Cubs in Omaha, composing five packs. They have a temporary summer camp in the Florence woods on grounds pro vided through the courtesy of Byron K. Hastings, Omaha real estate man, who Is • member of the advisory board of the organization. The cubs spend every weekend at the camp, $1 to defray food expenses bsing the only charge. The pro gram and management of the camp is much the same as that of the scout camp at Gifford. The camp is su 1 pervisrd by a health inspector, camp ^p**lirector and a steward to do the cooking. Religious services are con ducted at the camp Sundays. The camp is divided into two rows of pup tents forming a red division and a green division between which keen rivalry in nil camp activities ex ists. Camp sessions open at 2 Sat urday afternoon and close at 5 Sun day. Have Own Uniform. The Wolf Cubs have a uniform all their own, the official British Wolf Cub uniform, which is Imported from Eondon. .It consists of a dark green skull cap with yellow cords and bor der, a neckerchief of the pack color, loosely knotted at the throat: a dark blue, or green, jersey, dark blue shorts, blue stockings with green top, worn turned down below the knee, with the green tabbed garter show ing on the outside; dark colored shoes and various Insignia ami badges which may he acquired. The cub salute is executed by hold ing up the first two fingers of the right hand so as to resemble the ears of a wolf. Every cub is trained to obey the law of the pack which is. "The cub gives in to the old wolf; the cub does not give in to himself." The motto of the organization 1s "Do your best.” On becoming a Wolf Cub, the new recruit must swear to keep the cub promise, "to be loyal to God, my country and to the law of the Wolf Cub pack,” and "to do a good turn to somebody every day." Wolf Cubs, like boy scouts, are ar ^rShged in three distinct classes, ten derpads, first star rubs and second star cubs. Graduation from one Class to another may be accomplished qnly by passing certain set testK, similar (o, but easier than, those re quired of the boy scout. Merit Badge* Awarded. After attaining the rank of a sec ond star cub, the lad may set about acquiring proflcicfncy badges, the equivalent of tho boy scout merit badges, by passing more rigid tests on the varied subjects for which the badges are offered. These Include col lecting (stamps, Insects, etc.), signal ling, observing, weaving, drawing, wood working, first aid, tidying s bouse, guiding, swimming, team play ing and athletics. The proficiency badges are pieces of colored felt work with the Insignia of the subject for which they are given. They are awarded by the Court of Awards. Beads represent ing the cub's camp record are also presented. Jungle Book is Ritual. "The Jungle Hook" by Hudyard Kipling which tells the story of an Indian boy, Mowgle. who wus seized, as a baby, and reared among wolves, is the basis for the various pack rit uals and ceremonies. Tho name "Wolf Cubs" was snlected for the or anlzstlnn because the furry little brother of the bush seem* to embody in- ideals ijf keenness, purity and ladlin' ■ that It is desired to Instill in tho'Yiilnde of the embryo scouts. When the cub readies the age of 12 he is entitled to enter the scouts as a tenderfoot and he will find him self much morn fitted to assume his work in tho higher organization. He nay also conch a rub pock In their class lests. "It is a remarkable organization, and while it Is not officially recog nized by tire scout councils, former j cubs do make first rate scouts," said Robert Evans, field executive of the umaha council of the Boy Scouts of America. What Can a IJttle ( bap Do? What can a little chap do For his country and for you? What can a little chap do? He can fight like a knight For the truth and the right— That’s one good thing he can do. He can shun all that's mean He can keep himself clean. Both without ana within— That’s another good thing he can do. He can look to the Light, He can keep his thoughts white, He can fight the great fight, He can do with his might What is good in God’s sight— These are excellent things he can do. Men Tried for Kidnaping Woman Found Not Guilty By Amiorlitpd Press. Lumherton, N. C., July 22.—A ver dict of not guilty on three counts of an indictment on which they were tried was returned here Saturday after 50 minutes by the jury in the trial of Jule Brogden, Mike Lawson and Johnson Hedgpeth. The men were indicted and tried for kid naping, secret assault and assault on women as a result of the kidnaping and flogging near Proctorville, N. C., on April 14, of Mrs. Mary Watson and Mrs. Hattie Purvis. Following the verdict of not guilty on the three minor charges. Solicitor T. A. McNeill immediately nol prossed the indictment charging first degree burglary, conviction on which would have carried with it the death penalty. The three defendants were released. Omaha Produce BUTTER."1*11*- J"1Sr **• Creamery—Local Jobning price to retail ers: Extras. 40c; extras, in 60-lb. tuba. 39c; standards, 3»c; firsts, 17c. Dairy—Buyers are paying JOo for beat table butter in roiis or tubs; 28c for common; 27c for packing stock. For best sweet, unsalted butter eome buyers are bidding 32c. BUTTZRFAT For N. 1 cream local buyers are pay ing 28c at country stations; 34c delivered Omaha. FRESH MILK. $2.40 per cwt. for fresh milk testing 3.5 delivered on dairy platform, Omaha. EGOS Local buyers are paying mostly $5.90® 6 00 t<er ease for fresh egga (new cases included) on case count, loss off, delivered omana, stale held tggs at u»arkei value.' Some buyers are quoting or. eraded basis'' Fancy white, 23c; Selects, 21c; small and dirty. 18c; cracks. 15c. Jobbing price to retailers: U. R spe cials, 29c; U. 8 extras, 26c; No. 1 small 22c; checks, 18® 20c. POULTRY. Live—Heavy hens, 18c; light hens, 16c; leghorns, about 5c less; broilers, over 2 ibs. 32c per lb; 1%-lb. to 2-lb.. 28®30c per lb.; leghorn broilers about 6c less; old rooster* and stags. 9c; spring ducks (about 3 Ibs. and feathered). 18^20c per lb.; old ducks, fat and full feathered, 10 ®>15c; no culls, sick or crippled poultry wanted. Jobbing prices of dressed poultry to retailers: Broilers, 38®40c; hens. 25c; roosters, 15®17c; spring ducks. 30c; old ducks (storage), 25c. CH ESSE. Local Jobbers are selling American cheese, fancy grade. at the following prices; twins, 25c; single daisies. 25Vic; double daisies, 25c; Young Americas, 29Vie; longhorns. 26Vic; square prints, 22c; chickens, 20c. BEEF CUTS The wholesale price* of beef cuts In effect today are rs follows: Ribs—No. 1, 26c; No. Z. 24c; No. 8. l«c. Loins—No. 1. 36c; No. 2. 34c; No. 3. 19c. Rounds—No. 1. 21c; No. 2. 20c; No. 3, 13c. Chucks—No. 1. 14Vic; No. 2. 14c; No. 3 9>4c. Plates—No. 1, 7»ic; No. 2. 7c; No. 3, 5Vi? FRESH FISH. Omaha Jobbers are selling at about the following prices*, f. o. b. Omaha: Fancj whlteflsn 22c; lake trout. 26c; fancy sil ver salmon. 22c; Alaska halibut, 28c; northern bullheads. Jumbo In cans, 25 to 35 Ibs., 26c; channel catfish, steak. 30c:' ditto, fancy northern. O. £., S2c: Alaska I red Chinook salmon 28c; striped bass. | 18c; yellow pike, fancy, 24c pickerel,! 15c; roe nhad, 28c: yellow (ring) perch, j 20c; white perch, 12c; black cod, sable; fish steak, if any. 20c; smelts, 18c; flounder*. 18c; croppies. large. 24c: black Labs. 30c: red snapper, genuine from On!f "f Mexico. 27c; Jumbo frogs, average 10 lbs., per <loz., 34.Co; peeled shrimp, gal lon. 13.00. FRUIT*. Raspberries—Black home grown. 24-plnt crates. $4.50; red, Washington, 24-plnt crates, $4 00®4.25 per crate. Loganberries—24-pint crates. $4.00 per crate. Cherries—Utah, Bing per lug. $1.76® 2 25; home grown market basket, $1.55. Bananas—Per lb.. »Hc. Oranges—California Valsntlas, extra fancy, per box. according to slxe. $6.25® 6.00; choice. 25® 50c less, according to size. Lemons — California, extra fancy. $06 to 360 sizes. $9.60; choice 300 to 360 Sizes. $9 00; limes, $2 00 per hundred. Grapefruit — Florida, fancy, all slses. $4.f>0®5.75 per box. I'caches—California, yellow frees. 11 Ib. box. per box, $1.75. Apricots—California, 4 bask** crates. 04 lbs. net per crate. 11.8502.00. Plums—California. 4-baaket crates, about 24 lhs net. red plums. $1.75; California large red plums, $2.00; Santa Rosa and Wlxon and Oravlota California blue prunes, 4-baaket crates, $2.0002.25 per ernte. Pears—Bartlett, per box (about 60 lbs. net). $3 60. VEGETABLE* Watermelon*—Crated, about I melons per lb . 2 4 03c. Cantaloupes — California. standards. $5.00; pom***. 04.60; flats. $2.25; Arkan sas standards $3 2501 60: flats. $1.50. Honey Dew Melons—6-8-10, per crate. $3 25. Potatoes—Minensota (netted gems). $125 par cat. , New Potatoes—Southern. In sacks. 2 4c per lb.; home grown. 2c per lb New Ron's—Turnips, beats, carrots, psr market basket. 75090c. Cgg Plant—Selected, par lb. 20c. Peppers—Green, market basket, per lb. $Qr Beans—Home grown wax and green. 1 prr market basket. 60060c. Lettuce—Washington and i«aho. (head. doz ), per crate. $4 00. per dor.. $1.2*, home grown, leaf, per do*., 40c. Swr-et Corn—25c per dor^n. Parsley—Home grown, per dost, bunches. Onions—Western new dry. In seeks, red or yellow. 4®f .«• per lb.; home grown, mar ket basket, 60075c: home grown, dor. bunches, 30c: new* Hpanlsh, • rate. $2.2.» Tomatoes—T* xas 4 basket crates, 01.50; southern fansy. six-basket '•rates, $4.25; choice. $3 40 par cratf: horn# grown market*|.sskef $1 5001.75 Curumb* rs—Hot house market per boa (2 dos.), $2.50; southern, bu., $4.00; mar ket basket, $1.76. Cabbage—Horne grown. 2H02o P*r lb. FKBD Omaha mllla a no jobbers are selling their nroducte in carload lota at tha fol lowing prices f. o. b. Omaha: Bran—July delivery. *1 * f,0*iJJ-JJ* brown shorts $2« 0‘». aray shorts. 117.50; middlings. ISO.00; reddog. I2t.00; alfal fa m*»al. choice, old. $$t».60: new. $24.50: No. 1, old $24.00 now. $22.60; No^ 2. old $21 40» new. 920.00; linseed meal, July, $44 10; August. $45 10: cotton seed meal. 41 per cent. $47.00: homlnv feed, white or yellow. $30.00; buttermilk, condensed. in-t|h|. lots. 3 45c per b: flake butter milk. BftO to 1.600 1 be.. 00 PW .Jb< V xhHls, dried and ground. 100-lb. bags. $26.00 per ton; digester feeding tankage. 60 per cant. luO.OO »»ar ton. rLotm. First patent. In 08.1b- bag". 80.2006.80 per bbl.; fancy clear, In 48-lb. bags. $•* 10 p**r bbl. White or yellow rornmsal. per r Wt . $1.90. Quotations are for pound lots, f. o. b. Omah»-^^ Price* at which Omaha dealers ar* selling in carload lota. f. o. b., Omaha, Upland Prairie—No. 1. 11,0 J* f,°: No 2 $10 00 'rt 1 2 00 ; No. 08.000 10.00 Midland Prairie—-No I. No 2. $9.00011.00} No. 3. 07.OO0 iO.OO. Lowland Prairie—No. 1. $8.0000.00: No 2. $7.000 8.00 Packing Hay—10.0001.00. Alfalfa—Choice. $ 17 00 0 18.00; No. 1. 816 40016.00; standard. *’“*■ 2 112.00018 00; No 3. 09.00011.00. Straw—Oat, il.0008 00; wheat. $6 000 HIDES. *ALLC<W. WOOL. Price* printed heiow are on the ba sts of buyers* walghta and selections, delivered Omaha. Hides—Current hides. No. 1. 7c: No. 3. 6c; green hides 54 and 44c; bulls. 6c and 4c; branded hides. 6He flue hides. 3c; kip. 8c snd 7c; calf. 10c and 9c; dea cons. fifi*- each; glue --alf and kip. 4c: horse hide'*. 11.0002.00 each: pnnlea snd glues, fl.60 each, cults. 4«‘l each; hog skins. Hr each; dry hides. 12c ami lie per lb. dry salted. *»,• snd 8c; dry glue, 4c Tallow and (Jreuse---No 1 tallow. 5'jc■. "B" tallow 6c; No 3, 4 He: A gr*H*e. 5c: * B gren-e. 4%t; ybliow grease. 4c: bp 'vu «r sre, 3%c M . .. Wool—Wool pelts 01 25 01 76 for full wookKl sUinn, shearling*. 2lo each; clips, no vnlue; wool. 2u0J5n per lb. Omaha Wholesale Produce. Bally review, July 1’!.—Latest tnrlot arrivals of perlshshlo Int hid*: Iowa onions, on*; Arkansas cantaloupes. one; Illinois apples, one, and from California AS THE SHEARED LAtAR GOES TO THE SLPU)GVVTER,S060 \ HOME! 1'IAFLAT BROKE - IF Oil ViEIVS VJERE SELUNfc AT FIVE CENTS A DOZEN \ COULDN’T ANO AIL BECAUSE l DlONT USE DOC SURE POP S WANT AOS IN THE OMAHA BEE MA WILL. SOON BF SINGING ONE > CONTINUOUS SONG ENTITLED"! J ——hold you so:*X 1 NNONOEA VJHJVT tAA MJ SAY - - OH VIEU..THE SAlYE HAS SEEN .. A9PUE0. \ HWtHl 0US1 AS VJEU HAVE n AOSSEO IN NOVJ AS ANY , YES AMO YOtftt. OO1HE RUBO\Nfo\ - OV4 A BRANO NEW VJAW BOARO \tae vjAcer's hctt ano"THEClOYAfS \ARE IN TWB -|UB\ v 9 ou9 ' /A s&i d 'til Kciiatir *n« ’fvtbtm* l>— MoWW Orange?, eight; lemons, one; pears, seven; plums, four; apricotts, four, peaches, two. Few price changes to note this morning, on fruits and vegetables. Western cher ries are considerably lower; homo grown, scarce; Jobbing price around $1.56 market basket. Watermelons slightly lower; Job bing price ranging from 2 >4 to 3c per lb. Honey Dew melons about 25c lower per crate. lave poultry slightly lower on hens; other Items unchanged. Fresh fish, generally unchanged; fancy yellow pike, 2c higher. Eggs. firm. with tendency toward higher quotations on gradu ed basis. Flour, firm; but unchanged; corn meal slightly lower. Feed generally unchanged; gray shorts slightly lower; linseed meal firm; Minneapolis market, 11 .00 higher; hominy feed about 40c high er. Hides about 1c higher; wool, tallow, grease, unchanged.__ BEEWANT AD RATES 15e per line each day, 1 nr 2 days. 12c p**r line each day, 3 to 6 days. 10c per line each day, 7 days of longer. The above rates apply exclusively to Want / ds which are commonly termed “public wants," and do not include adver tisements of Individuals or concerns ad vertising or exploiting their businesses. These rates apply to The Sunday Omaha Bee as well as The Morning and Evening Bee. All week-day advertisements appear In both morning and evening editions at the one cost. CLOSING HOURS FOR WANT ADS. Morning Edition .® p. m. Evening Edition ...11:30 a. m. Sunday Edition .• p. m. Saturday Want Ads accepted at the following offices: Main office.17th and Farnam Sts. South Omaha. .N. W. Cor. 24th and N. Sts. Council Bluffs.16 Scott St. Telephone ATlantic 1000. Call for “Want" Ad Department. An experienced “Want" ad taker will receive your ad and a bill will be mailed later. The rates quoted above apply to either charge or cash orders. THE OMAHA BEE reeervee the right to designate what constitutes a public want. THE OMAHA MORNING BEE. THE EVENING BEE FUNERAL DIRECTORS. r. J. STACK * CO., Omaha’s best undertaking eatabliahment. PIERCE-ARROW AMBULANCE SER VICE. Thirty-third and Karnam. IIA. 0064._ ~ HEAFEY * HKAFET, Undertaker* and Embatmera. Phone HA. 0265 Office 2611 Fartiam. (ESTABLISHED SINCE 1362b_ CRANE MORTUARY CO.. CONDUCTED BY LADIES ONLY. 515 S 20th St. AT. 3639 and AT. 3690. KORISKO FUNERAL- HOME. 23d and O Sts. 1250 S. 13th St. MA. 0680. AT. 1872. HUL8E & RIEPEN." Funeral Director* 2224 Cuming. J A. 1128. HOFFMANN AMBULANCE. Dodge at 24th. Funeral Director*. JA. 3901 CROSBY-MOOR Fb 21th and Wirt. WE. 0047. TAGGART & SON 2212 Cuming St. JA. 0714. H. H7 KRAMER FUNERAL HOME. ~~ 5918 Military Ave. WA. 6314. BRAILEY A_DORRANCK.* 1823 CUMING ST. JA. 0626. JOHN A. GENTLEMAN. _2411 Farnam St._ ~FUNK R A L NOTICES. KGUERS— Della, ag- 24. Saturday, July 21, at reeiden^e. 1523 Lake *t. Deceased la survived by her mother. Mia Elute Egger*. one brother, Rudolph of Omaha* Funeral xervlce* Monday, July 23, 3 p. rn . from Heafey Sr Heafey 4 hap-1. Remain* will be forwarded Tuesday, 6.30 a. in., to Avoca. la . for burial. DAVIS—An<lrew. age 26, 1 113 8. 14th at. Remaina at ID-afey & Heafey chapel* Funeral m-ti'e later ’vaults AND MONUMENTS. DISTINCTIVE feature*, see demonstration at factory. Automata S-*aling Concrete Burial Vault. Inaiat upon your under taker using no other. Every vault ntamp ed; vatch for name In lid Manufactured only by the Omaha Concrete Burial Vault Co., 6210 N. anth St., Omaha. VISIT FOREST LAWN. North of City Limit*. 120 acres. Perpetual ''are. Office* at rsrvtsrv and 72ft Brand#!* Theater Bldg __ LEE LAKlfON. 19th and Dougina.Phona AT. <244. JOH N PATH im 1 arnam. J A 1906. f HENDERSON 1507 Kafnwm JA I1H LOST AND FOUND. LOST—A brown bag. marked A K. B.. between Am^a Ave. an<! Lake 8t. on Flor ence Hlvd. Call WA. 1*15 for reward. LOST—Diamond brooch, set In green and white gold; very liberal reward. Call Mias J«-m"mp. W A 2747 _ PERSON A L. THE SALVATION Array Induatrlal home aollclta your old clothing, furniture, maga zine*. We collect.. Wo distribute Phone JA 4136 and our wagon will call. Call and inspect our new home. 1110-1112-1114 Dodge m. _ CHARLES TYNER who waa with Peter ■eri A Fell In Brltleh Columbia, please conimunicata with their Kansas City of fice, AURORA maternity home and banlee cared for. Write for particulars. 1332 8. 3 let Rt. HA C106. _ OOINO to New York In new r«r; will take one pansenger Start Monday. Hen Viiridtehauf, Paxton hotel. PERSONA L—I will build you * home to suit you If you have a lot or 11,000. \V 4*2, Omaha Bee. Ford ton truck pneumatic tires body, and cab .. . .. ..$175 00 Republic one-ton thoroughly re built ... 5 60.00 ORtTM Truck, rebuilt . . 850.00 Republic two-ton 'lump truck .... *60-00 Other exceptionl value ANDREW Ml.'IIPHY A HON. 14th and Jackson Hta. HAROAIN IN TRCJCK8. Two 2-ton Republic trucks. rhmll onlv. Ono t hrea-quarter-ton Oldornomllo truck, chassis only All In tunning condition. Will consider & ridiculously low offer on any one or the tht*••• of them. Inquire LOOMIS' WI LBS RI0CUIT CO. _AT. 4f.ht;__ Romo btriiim In und Fords. Nsw Ford son. easy payments. IfcCAKFRKT MOTOR CO. The L>andy Hervtca Bullion l'.fh and Jackson If._AT 7711. OnLLKTHo.M AUTO 8ALKM Co ; new lo cation. 2111 Harney Hired Korda and oth*r make* Ho and up. Kord bodies, cash or time Open evening* Rhone AT. hi46. HIGH fradt new and used cars. GUT I* MM1TH. UMBO I’AltH THAT CAN Btt UHBl/ NKHKASKA OLDBMOBILK CO. Howard ;.t 16th. AT. 177®. U»BI> i ’A It S. O. N. Ilonnsy Motor Co. _ 2 Mi 4 Karnarn. URKD parts for all makes of rara. Ko»d used parta hi half pries. Nob. Auto laris .1A. 4911. 1921 FORI) sedan. Him new; tnanv extra". 13IM). or trada for rheapar car and raah. AT. tilt). __ ' model N. .'.pass, touting tall HA 361® or WA. ^ 'VWLL kept *ix, looks good, runa fine, H».i HA. 1.01® ____ |mi|wjk Titl HIM; I,ATT, " R»7. LX™ - 1,1 l.l *.. 1 II A 1H«|. HOLLT. •apart auto irlmmsr, a 1i"*! 24th I 496 Eva. AUTOS FOR SALE BARGAINS IN USED CARS. 1—1917 Ford Roadster .$ 62.BO l —1917 Dodge Tour., runs good .. 160.00 1—1918 Dodge T»»ur . 226.00 1—1921 Ford Sedan . 326.00 1 — 1921 Ford Sedan . 296.00 Roadsters, Tourings, Sedans, $60 up to .1.000.00 Open always. Terms. ANDREW MURPHY A SON. AT. 4411 14th and Jackson. NEW and used Fords, cash nr terms. C. E. PAULSON MOTOR CO., Authorized Ford and Lincoln Dealers. 20th and Ames Avc,KE. 0146. AUTO ACCESSORLES^JITRES^ BUY a metal garage. Made In Omaha. CARTER SHEET METAL CO., JA. 0602. EIQHT to 12 weeks prepare you for a fine office position. Coll AT. 7774 or write American College. 1312 1'arnam. TRI-CITY BARBER COLLEGE. 1402 Dodge St. 1304 Douglas St. Call or write for Information. VAN SANT SCHOOL OF BUSINESS S. E. corner 19th and Douglas. JA. 6890. MOLKU BARBER COLLEGE. 110 S. 14th St. Write for catalog. MOTORCYCLES—BICYCLES. BICYCLE—For sat*., good condition, res. aonahle. Call Webber, AT 6831. DAY SCHOOL—NIGHT SCHOOL. Complete course* in accountancy, ma chine bookkeeping, comptometer, short hand and typewriting, railroad and wire ltsa telegraphy, civil service and all Eng lish and commercial branches. Write, call or phone Jackson 166a for large illus trated catalog. Address BOYLES COLLEGE. Boyle* Bldg., Omaha. Neb. Comptometer school. 300 Courtney Bldg. ^HEI^WAN^ “HOW to Get Rtt ACCOUNTING Position." An Interesting «rs| helpful little booklet, prepared by the staff of the Int. Aceta. society to help men advance In account ing and executive fields Cal! for your copy. It Is free. There Is no obligation INTERNATIONA!. ACCOUNTANTS SOCIETY. INC. 1015 City Natl. Hank Bldg.AT 3»6<> YOUNG man. high school graduate, who has ambition to sell. If you have wide acquaintance in city and punch and energy for work you can make good in greatest business In world; write your history qualifications and earning ca pacity. W-468. Omaha Bee. YOUNG MAN—STUDY LAW! Downtown evening sessions University of Omahs Law school. Nominal tuition Enroll n iw Sec Sec'y. 1*27 Omaha Ngt. Bank. CASUALTY claim adjuster. law educa tion. Knowledge of casualty manuals preferred. Address Application Box No w-416 Omaha Bee. FRESHER wanted: must be a tailor; steady work for the right party. Call Liberty Cleaners. MO West Broadway. Council Bluffs. GIRL for housework and assist with * poking WE. 4 499 CABINET WANTED. AFFLY 2; 31 LEAVENWORTH._ HELP;._WANTEp^FEMALE,__ CHEF wanted for cafeteria, large Insti tution serving one meal per d.w*. except Sundays. Give references. ape and salary expected Addres* TV-41 *», «»maha Bee. WANTKI»—-1«2 4 S. rid S* . woman houae keeper, also rare of child. WANTED— Experienced hat maker Ref erence required. State price. Miea J. Reynolds. Ferry. Ia. GIRL wanted for soft drink parlor. 1282 South nth Sr. AT 4:6 _ WANTED—A competent white rook; must have rjty references. WA. 3436. AG^N^S^WA^rTED^^^^ SUBSCRIPTION SALESMEN—Chance to | make big money • selling well know n paper direct to farmer. Ad-lrese Y-2363, Omaha Bee.____ ^SALESM S A LES M A N 1: XEUUTIV Pi The prof*-Ms:onal division of the llcCaskey Register com pany has a very exceptional opening for a high class spe ciality »aie*mun-exc uttv* to sell their system to physi cians. surgeons and dentlsta in the state of Nebraska aa general agent and to ret rult and organize a sales force to sell under his direction un der a very satisfactory com mission arrangement wherein the commission is advanced weakly. Experience in call ing on the medical profession very desirable but not neces sarily essential. This proposi tion should yield an income of 87.00(1 to $1MQ0 per year to the successful applicant. This Is an unusual opportun ity to become Identified with one «>f the largest nationally known sales organisation with Its opportunities for broad sslee experience and advancement He« O H Martin. assistant general •ales manger. Fnntenelle hotel. Omaha. Neb . Monday or Tuesday. July 23 or 24 A ft A LEA CONVECTION THAT HAS EXCEPTIONAL MERIT AND FA Y H YOU HEAL MONEY The Transo Envelope company of Chi s go. exclusive manufacturers of th« fa mous one-piece Trsnso window envelope, needs a salesman for the Omaha terri tory if you are ambitious to g*>t ahead and have a clean record, we shall be glad to hear from you Wo hark you up, w# train you and give you 100 per cent co-operation We want a permanent representative, preferably « man who has sold before However, bookkeepers, office managers and pur chasing agents are qualified as many men working in offices have the ability but lark only the opportunity. Down-and-outs, professional peddlers and socalled sp» < ialty men rot wanted Addiee* your re ply to the Tranao Envelope company, 3512 N. Kimball avenue, Chicago, III. A HIGH ORADR MANUFACTURINO FIRM HAS A. SPLENDID TERRITORY IN NKHHAHKA WITH OMAHA AH HEADQUARTER#!. FOR A HIGH URADK HA LEHMAN. ON K WITH CAR PHF. PRRKED, WHO CAN HEOIN WORK HOt»\ ah satisfactory arranuk MENTS ARK COMPLETED ADDRESS S F HOWIBH * CO. 1108 DAVIDS''N HUILDINO. 17TH AND MAIN MTS. KANSAS CITY MISSOURI. 14»l Kvi. SELL <1 Irad to farmer—opening with old eeiahl|ah»il Nebraska bualne«« Addree* Y->884, Onihi Ilea, VCI'NO men •&<» a w«wk and hnnue for tIlOH who ijunllfv f <• '* dwell. I> I' v T p m ' * r p. AUTO *uv»ply •elehjAen, city; « ommlaefon haele 2033 Harney Ht. ^jm^UATIONSJV a n r i. i» AUTHORS-—Have vour tnanue-rltd t>i»e wrllten neatly and accurately It papa. 7fi«* to 81 per l,0f# worda, Murf- Illff, Nellgh. Neb Rok 831. EXPERIENCED all ground garage man. truck driver and chauffeur. Hel«»ien>e« Dell, H\f North 24th at feet _ I WATW a jol» Am eaperlem-d wfntih matt ajid htt -«’ heal i-f refrrotu •a i < t employed* Rum W 4*1 p, t» WANT day work or part o i WHITE laundreaa watita dnv wk. K t 3865 HIJSINKSS Ol'I'OKTlJNITIKS DRUG atore. money niKker. cheap mu«t bn aold on amount of al< Uneae Call WA. 3371,_ PARTNER for afora fix tui* butlne**, email amount capital needed for half in w*iJo. um*b» u*» BUS I NESS OPPORTUNITIES^ FOR SALE—Tire and ‘tube vulcanising shop complete, new equipment, stock and automobile, accessories. Located in one of Omaha’s largest garages. Established good paying business. Leaving city rea son for selling. Lauule-Webb Electric & Gas Car Oarage. 40th and Farnam SC. DRUGS worth $900, fixtures $400 eastern Nebraska, can be bought for $800. Rich territory; no competition; rent $16. Owner unwell. Investigate, Y 2861, Omaha Bee. MUST SACRIFICE by August 1, paying kodak and portrait business. Small cash offer gets it. Real chance. 3211 South 24th street. 1 ^ ~lNyESTMENTS. CASH paid for 2d mortgages on Omaha property. F C. Horacek A Co., 640 1st Nat l Dank Bldg. AT. 3531. • '!TY real estate. Mortgages and contracts bought \1r 1.arson. 1Q4 No. 16th Ht. YOU WANT MONEY DON’T PAY HIGH RENTS. W** loan any amount up to $r>00 at the lowest rate*. Can be repaid In easy monthly payments to suit convenience. We are licensed and bonded and have been in business over 30 years, therefore you are sure of a quick, confidential and square deal. OMAHA LOAN COMPANY. rod Karbach Blk. Telephone JA. 22$5. Southeast Corner 15th and Douglas Sts. DIAMOND loans at lowest rates, business strictly confidential. The Diamond Loan Co.. 1514 Dodge St. Estab. 1694. MONEY to loan on automobiles. WE. r.463 or HA. 0926. MONEY ON HOMES Loans on residence* closed at ones. Low rate. TV. T Graham. JA. 133270 4 Peters Trust Bldg. 5 4 ANI) 6 PER CENT MONEY. Loan* on Omaha improved property at lowest rates. FRANK H. BINDER. 823 City Nat.JA. 2561. WANTED to loan, $106,000 In or near Omaha, in sum* of $1,000 to $10,000. F. D. WEAD A D. H. BOWMAN. 210 S 18 th St, Wead Bldg, AT. 0151. MONEY to loan on farms and Cmaha real #-*taie. MYERS A R AINBOLT CO. 424 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. JA. 0746. SIX per cent loan* On Omaha residence*, f'aah on hand. Prompt service. E. H. Lougee, Inc., 536 Keeline Bldg SECOND mortgage" or contracts pur chased by Tukey Company, 620 1st Nat l Hk JA 4 222. FARM LOANS. Large or small. West Neb farms, ranches. Kloke Investment Co. 845 Om Nat. Bk. OMAHA H OME8—EAST NEB FAR Mi? ‘'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO., 1016 «mi. Nat. Bk. Bldg. JA. 271$. LOW' rate on city property; quickly * toted. No monthly payments. JA. 1233. W, T. GRAHAM. STRAIGHT 6-year loans, per cent. AMOS GRANT CO.. 2m S 14th Arthur Bldg. AT. $280. I WILL buy mortgages and contracts. Corkm, 946 <>ma. Nat Bldg., Omaha, Neb. ^ AND 6 PER CENT—NO DELAY? GARVIN BROS. 364 Om. Natl. Bldg. WANTED TO BORROW WANT $500. good security, pay 10 per •*ent; quick a< tion necessary. KE. 6316. LIVESTOCK^ AND VEHICLES^ TEAM, harries* and farm wagon for sale; weight about 1.500 pounds: horaea coming eight. >23 N- 27th st. HA $13%. ONE Holitm Jersey, one purebred Jer sey, one purebred Guernsey. freah. Man ager German home, 420# H 13th St. FOR SALE^ MISCELLANEOUS; RADIOPHONE—4-circuit receiver com plete, certified phone range 2,600 miles. Will demor.etrate AT. 8952. wl'ART bottle* delivered all over city. Midwest Bottle Supply WE 5026. SUGAR lack* and flour *ack«, good for #U tows Is, WB. 4**4 ONE beautiful mahogany dining room set. Phone HA 6204. For sale or eachange. HOUSEHOLD GOODS. -_ FURNITURE AUCTION. 2220 TARN AM. TUESDAY. THE 24TH . AT 2 P. M. The complete furnish ng§ of 6.room home, also 3-room apar»ment Thla la s high grade useful bill; every article will he sold without reserve We will give away 126 In gold st this auction. If you have furniture to sell, aerd it In and take home the cash. G. M. JONKfl—Auctioneer. Fimsm St. Auction House. Phone AT 9370. furniture' b 4 kg a I ns PIANO. 3 DRF.SHERH 2 LEATHER ROUKERH. 1 LEATHER COUCH AN1» BOOKCASE FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR ANYTHING OF VALUE. 802 S. GST PT HA. 7217 THE largest efock of used furniture in “rnnh* at the Stephenson Auction Hquae. 1 509 Csnitol Avt- Auctions at 1 10 every Tu««Jay. We»lne*dsy. Friday and Saturday Good* also sold et private **!*» AMERICAN <*laa*ie wnahere are guaran teed Low In pri<-* highest In quality, simplicity In m*M bantam Sold on small ■loan payment*. Sea th«*in at 1808 Harney St. Electti Appliances Co. H ’ It MTURE AT A UUTI ON Thla Afternoon and Tomorrow Night. DOWDS AUCTION IfOUfIB EXPERT sewing machina repairing. MICK BLR. l .th and Harney. AT #161. FOR PALE - Two antiques. 1 highboy and 1 lowbov HA 2838 FURNITURE, bedding, rugs; neariv new; must bo mold thla neek \YA 766? MORRIS 'chair~ for sab- WE 166? WHITE Ivory Bassinet baby bed MA 0437__ RUFFBT. good condition. IU. AT 1146. CLOT HI NG.FURSlETC. Fl?l#L auita and Tuxedna for rent ; X <15* log N 18th Street j Feldman ^MUSJCALJINSTRUMKNJTS. ^ THADK your uaad piano on a new player plain*. Malance aa Tow aa fio per month A IIOSIT i.’O . ltl.t Uouglas full SAI.F tlaaa aaxophone. fold flnlah «iua Kdwurile. room 323, Fontenelle hotel. typkwkitersT ~ TYI'KW ItITKHS- Underwood No 1, and Monarch No 6 tall Mlaa rowetl, WA. 3l)7« AM, Make* of typewriter repaired at l'"* eat re lea « all ,1A 833k. I to 19 a »« ' ' M * $ ■ .1 W 1 * - • ' M Sitiaanth «t. OKKJCK SUPIM.IKS KOR SALK WK BUY. eell aafe. make deaka, allow • aaea. etr. Omaha Fixture A Supply Co# a w corner Jllh and Pouglaa. JA. 1734. _SWAP COl UMN. WUMiIlKKI'I. t rflrk... .4.911 ft. JJth end Uorby S 4 13 Omaha fter l AHOK lot IflilOt ft. fat* Itouaa < loae tn ^'•431. Unialm Her WILL mxji electric Ohrator for high < hair. M - * ; 4 1 'nu»ha lire ta ji l ord a* dan, Itk* new. g 1 no; » til I rude for cheaper car M 461. Omaha flee. «».\K-c> Under 8-rycl* air rooted motor, for what have mu? t.414 tie* SWAP COLUMN. A m'SINESH lot In Franeltas on tho gulf coast. Texas. Jackson Co. A heauti* ful southern homo town. To trad* for liv ing room 2-piece suite or anything worth $250 I can use 8-663. Omaha Bee. CHEVROLET—If you are dialroua of own ing a new Chevrolet car and you now own a Ford, will swap, taking in your Ford aa a part payment, balance easy terms. KE. 5345, KHAKI TENT. Extra heavy 16x16 one-pole 3-ft. wall square tent;'extra flap; double flap door. First-class condition For what have you? 8-657, Omaha lies. fi-RM. house on 1 A of ground in good town, southern central Neb., for 5 or fi rm. mod Omaha bungalow. Addrrea 8-669. Omaha B-*. PHONOGRAPH records. gallon juts, quart bottles. tw0 6 gallon stone Ip.rs for poultry, or what have you? Address fc 656, Omaha B*e MT dandy little 3-p*s**ng**r Paig** coupe, in splendid condition; will trade for tour ing rhr of equal worth. Address 8-665. Omaha Bee, 8EDAN. 6 wire v heels, good tires, re paired up recently, new pistons, etc., trade for smaller car and cash. 8-658, Bee. DILLARD HALL and bowling alleys, es tablished business, fine suburban corner, trade for Omaha home. 8-66*). Bee. I HAVE Omaha property to swap for acreage at Benson. Blair. Tekamah. Craig, Oakland. 8-659, Omaha Bee. NEW Autograph Eastman JkodaJc. anaetig mat lens, 6 No. 3. ror two Urea 30x2 Vs Box 8-063, Omaha Bee. ONE electric motor, ope fourth horee power for good 38 cal. pistol. 8-675. Oma ha Bee. ALL OR part of $700 equity In acre and a half, 47th and Frederick, for what have you. Address 8-648, Omaha Bee. VEW B'itterklet popcorn machine to trade for good Ford or what have you? Address 8-66fr Omaha Bee. 1600 WORTH of Overland Tire stock for lot. email grocery, or what have you? 8-662, Omaha Bee. 160 acr**s S. 1), land for part payment on houee for rooming house 1800 encum brance 8-644. Omaha Bee. DODGE body wanted in exchange for Dodge. Screen body or might exchange car* S-47n, Omaha B*e. FOR SALE or exchange. Monroe cal culating and adding machine. What have you? 8-66$. Omaha Bee. WILL trade a nearly new $65 Brunswick phonograph aa payment on a good Ford. 8-471, Omaha Be**. 1519 MAXWELL touring, runs good and look* good, to trade for Ford touring. Address 8-440. Omaha Itee i HAVE lathe, drill and machinery worth $906 Will trade for lot or what have >Q’i? 8-6*1, <>maha Bee 480 CLEAR ranch land for hotel or Oma ha properly, deal with owner. Address 8-6*1, Omaha Bee. WILL take charge of rooming house in exchange for suite of rooms. S-650, Oma ha Lien FIVE puppies for what have you. 8-666, Omaha Bee. _ PIANO in good condition for good eteu dard make < ar 8-648. < tmaha Bee. TRADE upright piano for car. 8-654, Omaha Be*. 1» lots for house close In; 2-2 of number In 1 tur'-h S-TT*. Omaha Bee ^ WANTED TQ.BUY^^ DESKS. DESKS DESKS. New desk*, used desks, bought, sold and traded J. C. Reed. 120T Farnam St., AT. €146._ APARTMENTS AND FLATS. < For Rent—I tif urnisheil. > FUR RENT. APARTMENTS AND FLATS UNFURNISHED. Five-room duplex In Ramona Court. $207 Dewey *\e., lerg* living room, dining room, kitchen, two corner bedrooms and tiled bath. All largo rooma Rent, $74. T. H. MAENNER CO, oil Omaha Loan Bldg. AT. $949. TURNER COURT AIT. Most beautifully located and arranged Three-room apartment with 5-room ac commodation*. two betia, built-in features, opposite boulevard and Turner park. Available at once Janitor. HA 6I9€ O. M HAUSER. Manager 2101 Dodge.HA. 7140. APARTMENT.- AND FLATS-—$14 to $120 W. J PALMER CO. REAL ESTATE management. AT 4 9*0 Keelin* Bldg. 5-ROOM apt., modern but heal : private bath, ff*raK* 1322 So 29th 8t. AT. <565. owner 1921 Douglas $.'f_ PETERS TRUST COMPANY. WHERE OMAHA RENTS * AT 454* 17th and Farnam Sta FOR ONB"df DRAKES 1009 APARTMENTS Call Jackson >991. STEAM heated, modern apartment*. low rent O P StehMn*. 1610 Uhb ago 8t. BEAUTIFUL e-room apt.; c~hula Vtata, $80; Immediate possession HA. 4111. JA. 1422—Modern apartment* of some 2 to 8 rpp$pn. 60R PARK AVE —Brick duplex. HA. 5661. 2217 CUMINO—Very desirable 8-mom up per duplex oppoelte park. $60 HA, 2756. apartments and flats. JONES 8t.. 2*6$—1-room apt , front. 2 , room apt. with ice box: clean, deeirable. JA in* TWO large room* and kitchenette for adults only. Everything furnished TVE. 0211. HUNTER INN. AT t-960— 24th and Dodge Ate Home fur traveling mao and wif# TWENTY 8KCl>ND 8T . 209 N.—Clean and well furn. rooms for hskpg. JA. 1534. TWO unfurnlahed room* for light house i Keeping. 3*2 9 North “1st HOUSES FOR RENT.' " CORBT ST ?$?o—*-rm all modern house for rent, garage c all WE. 2671. DEER PARK. 2325—' room, ell modern house, garage. JA. 4193._ HA 6*n| iTel >—Tw > southeast room*. ■ uttable for couple Private family Ref HOUSES FOR RENT. tl>trnlahed J ~*~n i~~i ~m~ ~ ~i i~i -»_ii KK 1*71—Will ahara my new home with employed couple Hieskfaat, evening meal and laundty I7f> par month._ OKFICHS. STORKS FOR RKNT INDIVIDUAL floor euace In Induatrta! hid*. heated, f.reproof. daylight hldg I'aaa. and freight elevator aervic#. rent, low In* light and power wiring Ideal for light tnfg. or other huelneae: I ■ ar llnea tap corner WR, 34>1 1.AFU1K office for rent, reaaonabte; good location. Call AT "MG. FINF. deak room with uae of telephone. foil flarney Ht. _ • ROOMS FOR RENT. ^ . ^nfnrwl»he)l \ _ ^ ___ WRIT Farnam dlatrtct. near fllackatone, delightful clean roog» HA 74ta HA Still—Modern ea»t front room, very reasonable Ideal home Gent. HA lit.; -Nice cool southeast room for ■ *>' ftrt Htngle r<Mitn NIl’HnuH 1025 — Well furnlehed room In private home IIA. 40M KI’HNUHKP ROOM, one or two grptle nten N\ atklng dtatan. r A f |T»7 KK !4t » Nicely furntahed room, with or without board; private family. N It’Kl.Y furnished rooms. 1.1 *0 a «a«k, vhji parl»T him , . i all AT Mil ci.oni. in a*17 s JR Ave Modern room nicely furnished. HOD. vccl reomt. 13 lt» IJ4 No Utk ROOMS FOR'RENT. WILLARD HALL—A residence for self supporting young women of good charac ter and reference. Call Mrs. Flora Hraed ley, Hupt., At. 1785. HOt So. !0th 9t. TO PROSPECTIVE n-wlvwed*. There la a nest feathered for you as cozy ns you could do It yourself. See at 2209 Howard.. HOTEL SANFORD—ltth and Farnam. HOTEL HEN8HAW—16th and Farnam. Special rates to permanent guests. HA. 7084—2 rooms for housekeeping; one half block to Harney car; employed cou ple preferred TWO or three rooms, neatly furnished apartment*. 1112 So. 11th. Adults. Hensons M*_ FARNAM, 2607—Cool, veil furnished, sleeping loom, in good brick flat, best location. Call JA 2413. PARK AYE. 832—Well furnished room suitable for 1 or 2 gentlemen. Cool and airy. Close to far. HA. 1096, LINCOLN HLVU. 647—Two nicely fur nished connected rooms, suitable for four young ladies. BINNEY ST.. 2420—Comfortble. modern rooms for light housekeeping, reasonable. WE. 2717. LARGE cool sleeping or light hskpg. room, near Krug park. $2 and 93. KE. 5528, LINCOLN BLVD.. 2935— Furn room in private home to ladles employed. HA. 6521. WE. 4087—On® nice cool furn. room In apt, building: private family. EARN AM. 1802. Apt. 6—Sleeping room. suitable for 2 Call after 5, JA 4907. WE. 2221—Nicely furn front room, break fait If desired; rear. Florence Bird. 1225 SO. 22 ST—Large, well furnished room In private home. HA. 205$. FRONT room and kitchenette. 96: also wing!# truy\ rn,’.:, f.‘, AT 1213 ROOMS FOR RENT. PAFLOR floor auite, 2 or 4. cool, shady place, close in. very reasonable. HA. 1126. 602 P 2$th 8? R^OM AND BOARD. PLEASANT front downstair* room for two employed; home cooking and privi lege*. WA. 1574. KE. 031b—Bd. and room for 2 g^otlemon or e-.m ;« ftnr.lov-'l: un1 _home_ - WANTED TO RENT. CLEAN, cool, furniahed room wanted by gertDman Box W-46‘v Omaha Bee. BUY A LOT IN BONITA ADDITION 110 down. 110 per month. M'« WU ?: INVESTMENT UQ . JA. 1345. REALES TAT E—D UJJ D E E.^ NEW EDGE WOOD BUNGALOW Now building, ready :n SO days. Large living room with fi replace, good si Bed dining room, 2 comer bedroom*, kitchen with breakfast nook. Icebox room, stove re< and lot* of < upboarda. Tiled hath with built-in tub Extra high basement, full attic. Oak floor* throughout and your choice of enameled or oak woodwork. Complete with llcht fixtures. fhad#a dec oration*. sidewalks, lawn work. etc. 55 foot lot. Only |2,£00 cash required. 6709 Mayberry. T. H. MAKNN’ER CO . Builder*. 51< Omaha I,oan BldgAT. 2362, HOMES for workingmen. four room*, partly modern, full lot, ea»y term* 91.200 Have others. Stewart. Ralston If-W. LL*T Campbell figure your new home Right mat«ria.a. workmanship and price* 527 Ke#line. AT. 6*41 DUNDEE BUILDING BITES. GEORGF A CO. AT 1424. DUNDEE home, 7 rmi . *7,75u; owner leaving city Muit be eold- Burt C. y.r„ ja 1 4 26 REAL^STATE—FLOREN^CE^ FLORENCE FIELD WILL SOON nE OPEN, p W MART IN * CO REAL ESTATE—Miscellaneous. HALF a-’re. 2-room home. like new. e>ctrlc light*. 92.959. Very easy terma V5 A 7050. evening* FitR SALE—First-Clas* income prnoertr Write owner Box J.-M. Sioux City, la S-CTL1NPER Mullen's *te#! motor boat, excellent rendition. AT. 5294 ALEUT I* T l4 M * K a «oe H-aitsr* _ REAL EST^H^I^ORTH^^ NEW HOMES ON EASY TERMS. T«ur vacant lot accepted same as cash \5 e have several that will be completed about August 1. They are all modern, consisting of 4 and 6-room bungalow* located in d.fferent narta of the Materials and workmanshio are the beet They are priced right end terma are fj Call Schmlts. WA. 1SI2. R F CLARY C(y. REALTORS, ?4th and Am**. KK 0176. I4 0OO BAB*IAIN OWNER PAYS SELL Seven-room partly modern home with two large lots; ea*t front in a velcptng district. near North Side High s«-hoeL About one-half rash, balance terms. COLLIN* COMPANY. 4C2 Arthur BidsAT. >221. DESIRABLE 7-room bungalow for eale kiea owner *115 Fowler As t D E. BUCK A CO buy and sell homes. _ REAL E^TAT^SOUTH. FIELD lint BRICK AND STVCCO. ■ Thla bungalow nearly new . haa large llv • n*. dining and i dandy bedroom a; in* . dining and 2 dandy bedroom* room*; kitchen and large nun room on laf floor. 'k*k floor* throughout. bedroom and sun room In enamel, built-in feature*. Full hn lenient lined with fir* til*. For appointment call JA. 2**2. Oaborne Realty Co. IV THE FIELD CLVB ON WAt.Nl’T STREFT The owner i* going to California and of fer a thia desirable " room home with fire place. beamed celling*, built-in buffet, elegant oak woodwork, beaut'ful ehrub bery. gat age. etc., at a greatly reduced price. w. FARN'AM SMITH A CO . Realtot • 1S2* Farnam St JA g*44. Fun HA Ml? Teaar A Teaar areotaltte In 8 Side homes REAL KSTAT K- EXCHANGE tVK WILL submit you a reasonable offer !t> exchange for >our land income or ntdae. Try ua. we probably have Just what >©u art looking for BERT U COOK A CO. *10 B own Bldg AT. *?*?. “LET’S MAKE A TRAPS ‘ REAL ESTA I i WKST. SACRIFICE AT 14.*0* Fivi.tflom. lart*. beautiful. frame hurca low one block to Technical High school one half block to Harne) oar line, hot water heat, large, long living room, large hath and bad room, oak flnlah. beautiful light fixtures, pleniv . f fruit and shad*. A well-built, comfortable home, at a sac* rtfl« e of •*$«, in one *>f b**t neighbor hoods in city D.tto wilt handle, balance ni nthly, sc* thie today It wont teat Cal! AT Ctll for acpo.ntment to eee AMERICAN MOHTvl AOK A FINANCE iX'MTAN V Si4 Courtnev Hu Iding »»U.AT till New Home* Your Term*. ilROVb HIBB \RD « i* A T 4PA< He Sunderland Ridg b HK lURuAlV. in first < i«a* district, only |.* rash renal red. verr easy term* WA* 4*41* He* den. AT ccaS, {Sunday* B iLl. build to your order on aur beautI ,0** Rdgowood, vary *aay terras rhoue Atlantic 1*44 ^ - Rj^AL ESTATE—WEST. ^ 382S PARKER 8T.—8 rooms, modern, bam extra lot. Easy paymenta. C'reigh, COB Bee. JA. 0200. . H W VollardCo for Real Bervire AT tS8fc ORCENIO Realty Co. List your home with us 14*0 First Nat. Bank Bldg JA. mi 8EE ua first. Need listings, any location. 5 to 8 rooms, tthopen A Cc.. Realtors JA. 4228. 236 Kseline Bldg. HAVE buyers for good homes Do >ou want to sell yours? List it with C A Grlmmel. Realtor. JA. HIS. OH AS. W. YOt'NO A SON, Real Estate. Her.‘.ala, Insurance. 1 €03 City Nat’l Bit AT #668 FARMK. city property and Insurance Held I.and Co. 60S4 Military Ave. \VA 1075, OLD HOI SES. Will buy for e*Hh an old house in nec<; of repairs Call AT 335» Must have a home. Box Omaba Bee. Graham Petera Co. sell homes. JA. 6&&S Chaa. E. Beiman. AT. BJ50. Real Estate. L J. Hey bo Id A Hon. 226 City Nat AT. 8301 HASTINGS & HETDEN. REALTORS. S. H. Browne Co. sells acres AT. IBM. Western Real Estate Co. JA, 4667. REALTORS. IF WE can't sell your borne la SO days we will toll you why. CARL, H. ROOS CO.. fiOS.SOO Sunderland Bldg AT. €182. CLOVER AND SPAIN, Realtors City Real Estate Specialists. JA. 2160.018-20 Cltr Nat. Bank R E RENNER COMPANY—REALTORS SLATER A CO.. Realtors ^teellna Bldg ACREAGE FOR SALE. WHY not commence to raise *very kind of vegetable, Includlrr Magnolia figs and st r a**, t err lee, this winter, especially poul try raising: profit on J!gs end s‘rawb*r ries enormous. Ten-acre tracts No pay ment down. No interest charge ! Write at once. Representative in cl’y for only f*w days Address W-Ul. Omaha Bee _FARMS FOR SA1^E~ FIFTY acres to rent: crops, stock and Implements for *«,*. north of FLOR ENCE; 10 acres potatoe*. f seres sweet earn. 2 seres squash. $ a r*s tomato*-. 1 acre melons. 1 acre cucumbers. ^ acre lima beans, 2 teams. 2 sets of harness. 2 cultivators, mower, hsy rakes, v.ag*n an*.' 4 dozen chickens. Price 12.000. Claude Nethaway. KE I 4<*t 220 ACRES fine black land, Wilkin coun ty. Minn. Good farming see* :on. good roads. 7 miles to raiiroad town. 2«f acres under plow, baance meadow, r buildings. 840 per acre, to close estate Pan cash, terms for balance p r, Welrh, loot Tenth St . South. Fargt WILL ass.§t you to get started «n sm*'.' truck or poultry farm; beat terms, near marke- W-«72, Omaha B*» WANT to sell my 20 acre fruit and stoce farm Ft rslb. ir„ Boy 44. BUSINESS SERVICE BUILDERS. CONTRACTORS. ‘-EMKNT wnikn. l.nt, flof.n, wn! In. ■ ~ - ntnrr -»~rk. H.rn.y Si. JA ,,*< •JET our «, on complete r.'i,.. Mor i -m I.iibW- a CmI Co WE lit] DANCING ACADEMIES. WE TEACH TOU HOW. And we don't mean MAYBE. Private lesson# any hour. j^jy|Pg_T4I8 Farnam. Ja. S47>. DETECTIVE AGENCIES. JAMES Allan • Detectives Expert eecrel service. 311-112 Neville Block. AT 1134 RELIABLE Defective Bureau. Suadsriaed P*dr Ja 2081- n«gh;. KE util MOVING, STORAGE. FIDEI.:«| STORAGE A VAN CO. M*® I NO PACKING STORAGE SHIPPING I* ctseehnid »•* "»de. P'aros ***f *.~e Pool cam lh:a week to Kansas City and Loe Angelas. ’'7-11 HOW AH u S', JA. 0t«8. ESTIMATE fum on packing., nor. and storing. Contract* taken by lob or hour. *•« * Storage Ca JA. 4221. AT. • 230. Grossman A Sons, owr.era LX PERT China, fumtture packers, fire proof storage. Phone JA. H04. The Terminal Warenouse Co. 701 South 10th St . corner Jcnes, on Viaduct BSKINS OMAHA VAN* A STORAGE ICth and Leavenworth St a. Packing, mow • trg. storage. ehlpping Ja. 41«2. Moving—Packing—Store g*. Gordon Fireproof Warehouse A Van Ca 2 • > N 11th St Phone J A *a31 MILLINERS. DRESMAKERS. ACCORDION, SICK, kn:f» . Ml pnnr.rs cov,r*d huitook. kll stnleo homttitchins. buttonhole*. Writ* Idcol Button * r.Mi lne Co. 10* Brown Block. Omnhn. N.h T->rhono JA. Hit. NEBRASKA PIJEAT1NO H.motllchins. Capered Rnttono. 1101 ’"nrnkiti or.- nd floor JA. Htn PATENT ATTORNEYS. J W MARTIN I?12 Hedge. ro*'-« t*« Omaha, »;*o Washington; double service. tf* AlS'J help «*»j) PAINTING, PAPERING. I rArURHANOING and painting Cali Wa PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS. I'l'V I1- ■ '« 1.? S 1| n JA t«t» PROFESSIONAL SERVICE. PRESCRIPTIONS carefully compounded at •ha b yhsrmip A Mr TOkkell I'rug •tore* 1‘ENTAL X-ray Ibc each; SI full mi *1t Sacurptea Rida llih and Pir>m S E R VICEsT OFFERED. 1MVANIAI, Private matarnU' hatnr Ra«a t-rn;a WE. M$$. Call or write. 8 so* Bristol. PUASTKRINO—All kinds of repatruu. brick or cement block work, reasonable. WA USE '‘OpniNO and aeeitng cement work patcl) work a specialty Raaacnab'.a stick*. For estimates,, J.V SIC_ FVRRYTHINO laundered, grn’d tret* 'heap, «;lka and everything AT. 5$JO. THK Horae Haauty Parlors, MT Uaeoio Hlvtl AT 2ITT Kit MS n*VEl ,l»’Kt> PRICK Tha fMin Ca. t*»« :■»•>»-worth rtl.MS ,1... 1--.1 traa, Pries tat hara Frida. KISS nVDIO. tl* Navlt'a Bln.- . 7rr Semi-Annual First Mortgage Re *1 Kstnte Bonds in denomi nations of $1,000 and $500 A well secured, sound investment. Payne Investment Co., Mt Omaha Nat l Rank RMa. Than# AT. MW