Nebraska Counties Add $174,545 To Tax Bills for This Year » Ppecial Dispatch to The Omaha Iter. Lincoln, Sept. 23.—W. H. Smith, state tax commissioner, has issued n statement showing that county boards in Nebraska will raise $174.545.OS more by taxation in 1023 than In 1022. The total to be spent by all counties his year is $0,800,874.43. Following is a table showing *4he total raised in each county tills year and the increase or decrease over last year: «'ounty Levy T»\* Decrease Jncrsasr \ctains ...2.no *100.084.69 $ $ 9.431.*S Anlo op« . 8.05 115,001.51 J :i,« 7 J - 4 f» Arthur .5.25* 13,846.79 1.547.89 Banner .3.00* 11.818.6V 0,648.37 Blaine ..3.60 13,151.34 679.U0 Boone . 8.30 144,181.97 48.512.03 Box Butte .3.90 58,359.22 5.250. Oh Boyd .3.4,0 <55,457.02 2GI.Pt Brown .3.50 37,188.12 377 Buffalo .2.40 135,286.92 15,464.88 Burt .1.58 71.849.95 6.661.0? Butler .2.00 , mi.678.90 15,929.0* Cass .3.00 169.109.77 5.S65.74 «Vdar ....2.60 152,576.37 11,699.63 «’ha«* .4.50* 43,499 3 ! 938.16 < 'herrv .8.00 95,126.93 786.6J Oheyenat ..•••*..3.45 102,018.98 1 1.136.88 «Ma; *00 83,866.39 12,107.39 roifsv .;**;:*::*—3 20 131,023.8s 976.63 «-umin* ....s.oo 168,447.08 H-?44n < 'lister • 3 70 183,545.90 -3,352.88 Dakota . 3.60 81,892.13 4,957-72 Dawes .5.00 , 97.463.96- 24.430.6 1 Dawson . 3.28 iJJ’Sil'II lo,314.26 Deuel .. 3.66 45,799.<4 -,058.26 Dixon 4.4o 144.747.57 =4,m.i* Dodge .. ..3.40 217,769.10 44,212.46 Douglas ....•••...3.30 1,21 1,299.02 61,722.61 Dundv .#..3.20 39.320.h7 1.393.52 Fillmore . ... . 2 20 98,140.36 583.10 Franklin I:.” !.!!." "I!!"I!! .! iE.oH »?V861.61 G8.I29.S3 Front lap .3.1)0 18.SI0.Sj ....... X'urnau ... 4.30 114.878.73 39,092.16 Gas, ... .. -> 40 171,962.00 7,485.00 Garden 1.."'..!! i \ I. !. 6.0*1 67,276.00 1,918.52 Garfield .3.95 24,488.70 5 08 Gosper .;. 3.6n 41,120.81 401.48 Grant .2.30 13.862.89 2,131.32 Greeley .. 4.00 79,092.70 3,857.49 Hall .2.50 1 16,089.09 1.021.00 Hamilton ..!.2 25 96.095.5k 15,77 4.46 Harlan .... 4.40 89,011.89 3.214.60 Hnvea .3.50* 24,410.74 6,091.67 Hltehrock .3.60 62.412.08 1,208.78 Unit ... 4 on 128.958.97 J4.747.90 Hooker . 3 96- 16.976.66 2,051.29 Howard . 3.60 59.676.10 1,165.15 •Wfersnn .3.5 149,11 1.60 13,799.59 Johnson ..4."0 107.661.18 12,942.36 K"arney ...1.70 SI.*77 31 .SSI'S? Keith .4 60 7 89.70 3,206.29 Iveya Paha ..,...5.00- 28,098.32 ....... 3.227.06 Klmhall .3.O0- 54,971.48 10.592.13 Knox .4.00 188,261.08 9,541.35 Laneaster , ..... 1.64 281,190.40 2,352.28 Linroln .....6.70 201,779.81 39.994.17 I.agan .J.4.50 22,537.24 0.297.35 X.otlp ......6.00 19,057.94 893.88 Madison ..3.00 159.910 33 4,629 39 “Merrick • ••• •••••••• 2 00 <*3,708.11 91, ■ 69.8 < Morrill 3^50 67.594.07 Nance ...2.00 50.798.80 13,673 OR Nemaha .3.20 109,403.23 24,419.34 Nuckolls ...2.60 88,1 49.45 823.54 0>be .3 10 180.014.38 328.24 “Pawnee ** i'-m 118.475.49 1.832.10 Perkins !!!! 1’.!! 1II !!!•!.!!!! 2i50* 26.730.48 14.378.42 Pheina :::::: 1.40 37.4*7.53 3.169.03 pierce .::: i:.:::::::.;::.;:;;::; :3:oo io6.ias.67 13,426.09 Platte ...2.CO 160,005.05 23,196.23 Polk . 2.90 104,095.87 368.48 Red Willow .4.(0 d5?*!IJ“22 ?? Richardson ....4.15 5®t»|®t.89 R oc k .... ,. ...4.60* 34,897.99 313.39 •YlirA ... t r.o 1*7,550.22 10,284.69 Sarny . " ‘ 111" I ! IS11'! ‘ IT!!! I ai 40 32 o! 361.12 19.618.58 Saunders .I.2.70 ...... 184.16 _yiolla Bluff .4.70 144.058 91 3.454.76 ......................... .1 SO 86,213 00 9.887.00 Snerldnn . ...j.50 69,098.00 1,2.14.00 Sherman ... 3.10 60,70.9.33 9,435.80 flloux .3.60- 43,984.02 6.823.98 Stallion . 4.70 151,678.65 4.519.65 Thayer ... .3.00 104,685.53 11,102.60 Thomas ..4.50 17.604.06 147.9° Thurston .4.S.oo 131.114 23 2.065 68 Valley .3.70 82.479.37 7661 AVashlngton .3.41 137.099.24 33.239.89 •Wayne .S.oo lis.8l4.no 12,Hj 00 "Webster .3.50 88.'96.47 1,153.29 "Wheeler .5.20* 27,6 44.17 745 .0 York . 1.73 86.588.70 ■♦S--0, Total* . 89,890,874.43 8390.901.66 8565.356.G3 •Exclusive of county high school levies. Statement compiled by: W. II. gmitb, state tax commissioner. Net increase: $174,546.08. _ ! Learning a Trade Makes Strides From Period of Apprenticeships Manual Education Now Facilitated by Special Schools and Practical Classroom Work; Pupils Given Prac tice in Actual Operation. •'Learning a trade" has made vast strides from the day of appren ticeships. Then the youth who sought to be come a skilled workman was "bound out” to some master of his chosen craft. Followed an arduous period years before the neophyte was ad mitted to Ills craft. Even medicine and law w^ra learned through the medium of apprenticeship. Most apprenticeships were served with but poor food and even poorer lodging. In the days before the French revolution, it was even neces sary to pay exhorbitant fees. Taught in School. This year when the young Oma han seeks to learn a trade, it is not necessary for him to practically sign his life away for a long period. With out interrupting his other education, he flies into a classroom every day at Technical High school and learns io do the work which he has chosen. The great aim of the new school, now rapidly nearing completion, is to produce better American citizens, according to Dwight E. Porter, prin cipal. Hut in this project the task of preparing the students efficiently for life is not forgotten. Date for the opening of Technical High school has been postponed from .September 24 to October 15. Inability to complete the building on time is given as the cause. Following the postponed opening, there will be three terms of 11 weeks each, instead of four terms of nine weeks, and the Christmas vacation will be shortened, it was announced. In the mechanical drawing depart ment, pupils will plan a small home. These plans will l>e blueprinted in the school's blueprinting shop on the roof of the building and then sent to the manual training depart ment, where the building will them lie constructed. The mill work will i ome from the mill shop of the school, where pupils will have pre ciously made It from lumber, dried in their own drying kilns. Embryo olectrlclans will Install the house wir ing and even the plumbing will be put in by students as soon ns a plumbing course Is started. When the house is completed, it will bo sold, laised on skids, taken oi/t. of the building and moved away. The money from the sale of the house will be used to buy new material, thus mak ing the department, self-supporting. The big cafeteria, belonging to the school will have competition in the practice cafeteria, which is to lie run by the classes In advanced household arts. The girls must make the food in their cafeteria so attractive as to draw trade away from the school lunchroom and make their classes cost the school nothing Another self-supporting part of the -chool is to ho the catering depart ment. A salesroom for the cakes, pastry and salads prepared by the students lias been built. Practical experience in journalism will 1*) gained by the journalism i lasses In publishing the school paper, which will be printed by the printing department. The commercial wires of I he North western railroad have been run into the commercial telegraphy rooms of the school and It Is from here that the train dispatchers and telegraph opera tors of the future will come. . No Matrimonial Bureau. ^*i)ns department, however, has foiled to he made self-supporting. No matrimonial bureau has been provided to take care of the flow of excellent housewives which will issue from the school's domestic science department. Girls will be expected to get their' husbands for themselves as they have shown themselves thoroughly capable of doing In the past. It Is even possible that the next Bernhardt the world produces will not announce In her memoirs that she went on tho stage at tender age of 11, but will Instead say, "I got my fundamental and most helpful knowl edge of tho stage from a course in dramatics which I took, at Technical High school In Omaha while yet in my teens.” Technical High school will even turn out window dressers. With Its new equipment. It Is said to he the best technical high school In the country furnishing courses which other and bigger schools da not and giving those courses, which the others do, in more detail and in a more practical way. For Omaha this new school marks the end of the day when the high school graduate stepped out Into the world of Industry and trade and began to realize how little he knew of busi ness and how useless he was. It marks the beginning of a new era—an crs when a hoy or girl after gradua tion may Immediately take his or her place as a useful citizen and n pro ducer in the world. Underwood Throws Over League of Nations Issue Washington. Sept. 23.—Senator Os car W. Underwood. Alabama's avowed candidate for the democratic presidential nomination, tonight tossed the league of nations as a potential issue into the graveyard of politics. Althougii the Alabama senator was former President Wilson's spokesman for years in the senate and directed the league fight in ptlfl, while demo cratic leader, he declared the league was "no longer a national issue." -- — . . _ ... — FUNERAL NOTICES. BENAK—Mrs Katherine, aged *1 year*; September 19. at S' Joseph hospital. Funeral Saturday at 9 a. m . from her home. 171.* Hickory street, t*• 8t. Wcn • ealaus church. 14th and Pine sts Burial. Bohemian National cemetery. Surviving relatives hi e hep husband, Michael Benak. an*' the daughter*. Mr* Frances Herd lose and Mrs. Antoinette Oardner, nod Mr Agnes I'ralg. Mrs. Marie Slegh . Mrs. Anna Kris* :md one *on, Lewis: a granddaugh ter. Katherine Hardline, and two jn Hud sons. James and William Krlis. Janda Funeral home in charge. HONZALEZ— Karnond. 22 years. Heptem 1»* r 22. at a local hospital. Funeral service* at Larkin Bros, chapel Monday. 4 30, Iter Ha brie! Selins* of ficiating. Interment. HL Mary ceuiet* ry. FUNERAL DIRECTORS^ IIEAFKY A HKAFBY. Undertaker* arid Ernbaltnera. Ph nf HA 028* Office 2« 11 Farnern. (ESTABLISHED SINCE IASS.) KORTSKO FUNERAL HOME. 28d and O H*». 1260 S. 13th SL MA. or,go. AT. 1173. CRANE MORTUARY CO.. CONDI iTKD BY LADIES ONLY. 615 S. 20th 8t. AT. 3889 and AT. 3010 ANDREW T TIBET), fln-n'.r Omaha* foroniopt COLORED undertaker Phone MA. 3991. DUFFY A JOIINHTON. r.lt H. 33d. new funeral home. HA. 0417. HOFFMANN AMBULANCE, Dodge at 24th. Funoral Dlrertora. JA S901 KULSB A R I i-:ri:w. Funeral director!. 2224 umln*. .YA. 1229 CROSBY-MOORE. 24th and Wirt.. WE. 0047. TAGGART A. HON, 2212 Cumin* St. Ja. 0714. II. H. KRAMER FUNK It AT/ HOME, T.9IR Military Ave. W A. *114. Bit AI LEY A DOItRANCK. 1133 CUMING ST.. JA. 0*25. OH BOVl SOME BABY! SOME CLASS TO THAT ONE - SHE’S LOOKING THIS VJAY — TRYING C,TO CATCH MY EYE!*/ ■■ ^ ^ v_r S WONOER vmO^HEIS? LOOK AT THAT &M\LE • I LL GIVE HER ft UTILE UJlNK - OH lAftN^T" GOSH' O'VU SEE THftT'. &VAE MOTAONEO FOR ME TO COMEOVER- r' MR.HILL? \ HARDLY KNEW YOU.- WHY SEVERAL IAOIES WERE AT ATEA AT MY HOUSE YESTERDAY A140 ONE OF THEM LOST THIS VANITY CASE - IT WAS YOUR >jO\SE I GUESSzSHE HAS A WANT ADW1W . OMAHA BEE _ WOULD YOU GIVE IT TO HER" ITLL.- , t SAVE ME STOPPING "| W ON MY WAV ■V HOME | Wolff and Trttw P—~ Mo*** - | * \ • | R M\JJ BEE WANT AD RATES lr.o per line each day, 1 or 2 day*. 12c per line each day, .1 or t> day*. 10c per line each day. 7 day# or longer. The above rate# apply exclusively to Want Ada which are commonly termed "public wants’* and do not include adver tisement# of individuals or concerns ad vertising or exploiting their businesses. These rates apply to The Sunday Omaha Bee as well ns The Morning and Eve ning Bee. All week-day advertisement* appear in both morning and evening edi tions at tho one cost. CLOSING HOURS FOR WANT ADS. Morning Edition.9 p. m. Evening Edition...,.11.30 a. m. Sunday Edition.9 p. ru. Saturday. Want Ads accepted at the following offices: Main office.17th and Farnam Sts. Soulh Omaha..N. W. Cor. 24th and N Sts. Counoil Bluffs.13 Scott St. Telephone ATIantic 1000. Call for "Want" Ad Department. An experienced "Want" Ad taker will receive your add and a bill will be mailed later. The rates quoted above apply to either charge or rash order*. THE OMAHA BEE reserve* the right to designate what constitutes a public want THE OMAHA MORNING BEE. THE EVENING BEE. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. JOHN A. GENTLEMAN, 3411 Farnam St. Vaults and monuments'. DISTINCTIVE features, see demonstra tion at factory. Automatic Sealing Con crete Burial Vault. Insist upon your un dertaker using no other. Every vault •tamped. Watch for name in lid. Man ufactured only by th« Omaoa Concrete Burial Vault Co., r 21 - * N\ 30th Ft.. Omaha. _CEJMETERIEJS._ VISIT FOREST LAWN. North of City Limit*. 320 acres. Perpetual care. Office* at cemetery and 720 Brand is Theater Bldg. LQgJS Tg._ ^ LEE LAKMON 19th and Douglas Phone AT. *244. L. HENDEKSQN, 1507 Farnam. JA. 125*. J O H N PAT11 ISO 4 Fa mam JA. 1*06. I. OST AND FOUND. ~ DOtr LOST—70 lb. light brown Chesa peake on Ames Ave. or Fontenelle Blvd. Answer* to name of “Billy. Reward. K'-v 1:3 17. BLACK sultcas*- lost, containing mostly children’s clothes; also lady’a clothing Including pongee dies*. Howard. WA 9*561. POCKKTBOOK lost containing cash, keys, and Armours No. 3949. J. F. Holub, 5*22 So. 17th. MA. 14ft*. PI7RSE—Black patent feather lost in Cen tral market. Reward Call KE, 51*9. LOST. billfold containing draft and money. Reward, ('all WA. 0147. ATTRACTIONS. CONCESSIONS. CONCESSIONS wanted for the annual Harvest Festival. Norfolk. Neb. Septem ber 29. 27 ami 2*; three big day*, well advertised; great opportunity. Apply or write for space. Concessions Committee. Harvest Festival. .Norfolk. Neb. _^JPER^SONAL.'^ THE SALVATION Army Industrial homa solicits your old clothing, furniture, maga zines. We collect. We distribute. Phong JA. 4133 and our wagon will call. Cal* and Inspect our new home. 1110-1112-1114 | Dodge it WANTED—A respf table family to take care of 2-month.**-old baby girl; must fur nlah r**fer»*n< < • JA. 1* 9 MEDIi M brown hair switches, cheap.1 KE B52V EDUCATIONAL. day school—Night school Complete course* in accountancy, ma chine bookkeeping comptometer, short hand and typewriting, railroad and wire lea* telegraphy, civil service and all Eng lish and commercial branches Wrlta. rail or phone Jaekflon 1685 for iarga illua trated catalog. Addr*»a BOYLKS COLLEGE. Boyle* Bldg.. yjmaha. Neb. EIGHT to 12 ueeka prepare you for a fine office poattlon. Call AT. 7774 or write American College. 1912 Farnam. T HI - • 'IT Y BAR BEK «’«>LLKGK 1402 Dodge St. 1208 Douglaa St. Call or write for Information. MOL EH BARBER COLLEGE^ 110 8. 14fh St Wrlta tor catalog. Comptomator school It"'* »’<,ur!;,ry Bldg. _ AUTOSFOR^SALE^ USED CAR BARGAINS. Ford eedan, 1923 .$ Neb. Auto 1’RHK .1 A 493 1. 1 FOR 'sALi:' • \ Ml', h. M S. .Dr, l» 40; J iwt Overhauled every part, mechanic'* examin ation courted; new cords, heater. starter, eafety lock, new battvy; in uaa every flay; demonstration on r.-qu'-at by owner; . It St *• Co1 Plikar, Army Building; home phon<> IIA, «9..4 dome bargain* In ueed Ford*. New Ford aon, easy payment* McCaffrey motor co. The Dandy Service Station. 15th and Ja-kaon Sta. AT. 7T11. AUTO ACCESSOR!ES. TIRES^ 11UY a jim»tnl khiii* Made In Omaha. CART Kit 8HKKT MKTAO CO., ,IA. 0*02. HKI -PJWA N TE|)—M AI.E._ liuOO pay for Trained men. We train men to make more money Short term mi r lianl' Ml mimI «d*< trli-al murae twRinH •‘rtobei l St"l» mild ri*du< od Phone \VU. or ■.rite Natl. Auto P<*huol, N Olh, Omaha. YOUNG MAN-STUI»V T.AWl—Downtown uvoniiiw *• <*loni ITulvomlty of omuhw l.aw Rrhm 1 Nominal tuition. lOnroll now H«< Hen'y 10|7 iimnhii Nat. Hank. to work on fiirm In furn. houer. Inquire Put Ifan>rf In nlruii, In. HELP WANTED—FEMALE.^ MAKKK, -l|pov«*r. .porlenaed. wanted Apply Air AVi*i kln>!i i mCH AHT> Wf LI 11 ■ ” IHTHlik KKI'KII w .mted for 7 room Iioiinp. Hu * i' in fain . no laundry. Call IIA <_ ___ OIIII. waniol for Mineral houaework. lift \ynt ivk. x7t>t MAir* umt m.NKit.vu. iioUSKWORK. ItOoM IN Hi i MM HA. MU. M M11 til* K,"',*»l lioimrwork bioatl Iioimi , flirt**-* (r, fa mil). Mri* -t, h M' 11111*i' ,i§ sou'll .ntu Avc Phone wA. i OM* i HELP WANTED- FEMALE. WANTED—Young ladies desiring to fit themselves for stenographic or bookkeep ing position to join our day or evening classes in Gregg shorthand, touch type writing, comptometer and higher ac counting. Tuition payable monthly. We a agist our graduates In securing position. Wnto for catalog A for further parti culars. Dworak Business College, ISth und Farnam. Omaha._ WANTED—Woman to care for 2 children would appreciate good home more than salary. 380$ A St. Cpll after 6. salesman wanted. StAI.ESMAN— *400 to I1.600 commission earned monthly In many localities by our snleamen; similar htgh-power busi ness getter wanted for Omaha : one of 30 to 35 years preferred; line is adver tising specialties, < ellulnld and metal, un limited variety; something of merit for every business, also advertising feigns, convention badge, campaign buttons, cm- I bi**m*, ate.i submit three reference let ters regarding ability, experience, charar- ] ter with appih-ation. Haitian Bros. Co., Rochester is. Y. j WHAT Is your time worth? It depends! on whether you are working your back or your head. We neea men who want to get ahead. Regardless of your previous experience, our field holds such a future that you can advance to an executive position In six months’ time or less, if you are willing to work- Call Rt 41t> Mouth 17th street, and ask for me person ally. G. B. Crlssman, M*gr. YOUNG men. salary |50 per week end bonus for those who qualify. C. C. Caldwell, 1614 Harney, 7 p. m. sharp Monday. SALESMEN—A high grade firm h*^' splendid territory with Omaha. Neb., or i convenient point a* headquarters for high ] grade specialty salesman. One with car preferred Address S F. Bowser St Co., I 1103 Davidson Bldg., Kansas City, Mo. SITUATIONS WANTED. BOOKKEEPER, experienced, wants few books to keep for firms not employing steady bookkeeper. Call HA. 4861. REFINED young lady wishes position as governess In good horn**. Wal. 4076. WHITE woman want# day work. AT. 996 2. LAUNDRY and day work wanted. WE. 037 2. EXP. LAUNDRESS. UaV WK €*>$«. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. FIXTURES AT AUCTION. Furniture find fixtur* m of the Wilcox Allen clothing store at 17th end Harney, Omaha. Net*, will ho offered at public auction Monday afternoon, 2 p. m . Septem ber >4. consisting of the following Item*: One roll top desk. one typewriter desk, one Jj C. Smith typewriter, two Urge pressing Irons, one safe, two electric fane, electric light, fixtures, Todd Proterto graph, office files, cabinets. 11 Targe dou ble deck sectional clothing cases, one can cage, one four-drawer National Cash Register, one National Credit cabinet, one ! clock, tables, chairs, settees, window fix ture*. etc. These fixtures are all as good i as new as they have had the very best of cars and have i>een In use a very short | time For further information, tall or ; writs K. R Burke. SOI KeeRne Bldg . Omaha. Neb. H H Dunham, referee. V. j E. Neafua, selling agent. BILLIARD PARLOR AND BAR FOR sale; no competition; town of 900. Box 202. Fv*.ea City, Is_ A GOLDEN OPPORTtTNITT. Mr home and restaurant. building worth l*».ono; will take IH.000 if sold at onge; $4,000 down, balance on €*■«. note; fine town. 12-grade school, big trading center; home ts two-story, 12 rooms, rain water In kitchen end bath room; good well. cement waiks. fruit and shed* tre*«; two lota 10x130 ft . the restaurant building Is 44x60 ft.; good well. 3 lots. 21x130 ft I serve meals, lunches. Ice cream, soft drinks, candy, cigars, tobacct* and some groceries and bakery stuff I have a cracking good business and no competition; poor health makes It neces sary for mo to sell and move away. This proposition will make a fine home and a good living for somebody. Y-J431. Omaha TUe__ HOTEL for sale, 3 story brick building, pressed brick front; lower floor in two 4 room strictly modern apartments. 1§ rooms on the two upper flora, strictly modem, furniture new and good; is rented. Income about 9300 per month Plenty of ground to make the building three tjm**s as large Price for quick sale 936.000. Terms. Frank Linton, Cr**aton, la. HOTEL for sale Perelval Hotel, 6 rooms upstairs, two bedroom*. parlor office, dining room and kitchen downstairs. Everything in good condition. For further Information writ# John Clausen, Per clval. la__ FOR Sale of Trade—Large established coal business located Floux City. I* Best reasons for selling Real opportunity to buy h snap. Y 2410. omahii B***1 FOR FALF. one of the finest cafes In f 111 n oIh Beat location, and everything up-to-date Will pav to look thta over, o. E. Luke. Bradford. 111. 'PLUMBING and well business with good \*ell machine; good g"ing business; snap, If taken at once; trad** considered Chas. j Gumprec.ht. rthelton. Neb. j I POOL IIALL for sale or trade, in the bejrt town Iti the country. IS pool tables. 7 card tables A good reason for selling. Addretr V-2419. Opnha Be* ROOMING houses, 10 and 14 moms Prim reasonable. O. P. Htebblns. 1610 • h! j * g <1 I FOR SALE—Twelve snd five-room houses on one bit. rinse In. JA 174* IN V E STMENTS^^^^ 4'AH1I paid for 2d mortgages on Omaha properly F C. Horacek dr Co, 640 1st Nat'l Bank Bldg. AT. 3f,31. CITY real * state, mortgages and contracts bought. Mr. Larson. 104 No lf«th St NEYTOT.OAN. YOTJ WANT MONEY DON'T PAY HIGH KENT* We loan any amount up to I5A0 at th* loweat ratea. Can he repaid In eaay monthly paymanta to ault convenience We nr* llrenaed and bonded and have he»D In huelneea over SO yeara. therefore you are aure of a quick, confidential and: aquarc deal. OMAHA LOAN COMPANY. f08 Karbarh Blk. Telephone JA. I386. i Be u t heaet_t ’or 16th and Pouglaa Bta. DIAMOND loane at loweat ratea, buafneae| atrictly confidential. The Diamond Loan] Co. 1514 Podge Ht . Latah. |M»4. i LOANS ON REAL ESTATE. t<4 and « PER CENT MONEY. j Loam nn Omaha improvad proparty at i |ow*»t rat**. FRANK II. BINDRU. *33 City Nat_ JA -:■»). 1100 to 110,000 loans Prompt snrvtcn. F. n WRAP A P IT. BOWMAN. S10 H 1 Nt!■ Wfid HldgA^ o' >L M' iNRY to loan r.n farina and l Tilth* ml natal a. MYERS * RAINHOI.T oil ♦ft Omaha Nat Rink Hldg JA. o,t« omTha homes—mast ni ii farms C*K ELITE HRAI. ESTATE CO., 1016 om. Nit. Ilk Hldg JA. 3?lt>. STRAIGHT »ynar Inina. 0 \» par uni AMOS GRANT CO.. 101 S. tmh. Arthur Hldg_AT. *3*0 NIK par rant loans on Omaha raald»no«a Caih on hind Prompt aarvlra. E. H. Iu ANtT"*" PER ri;ST-N'i I'l l AY j GARVIN RRi»S._30* Om Nat l. Bldg I WILL buy murtmiira and rontroofs. j i.'orkln. 0*1 Oma Nai Bldg., Omaha, Nah. FARM LOANS—Gibbon Sisal J.\ Mu*. j DOGS.J3IRDS AND PETS. CAK'ARTfSM. guaranteed *lnger*. $4. Mr*. Frank McAuliffe. Chappell. Neb LIVESTOCK AND VEHICLES. SOWS—Nine Duroc-Jersey, two heifer*. 3 months; two goat*. one frewh soon. Sell or separately. WA. f.3 46. LARGE purebred brood bows, young pork er*. i heap, «'H8 Pratt. NICE young « ow, will be fresh In few i days. \VA. 4323. GOOD THINGS TO EAT. LOTS of apple* and grapes at J. J. Smith farm 3 miles north of Florence on brlrk pavemonr. J’riro* reasonable. Bring con tainer*. KE. 4312-F-3. POTATOES In carload lot* or retail from growhr to consumer. See J M. Barto, Carlton hotel. 16th and Howard. Omaha. GRAPES GRAPES. GRAPE.-'. Oc a lb. 4602 Rodman Av>. KE. 3191 JUICY Concord grape*. Meyer*. 4712 Ida St.^ Call KE. 6218. WINE GRAPES, KE. 0614. Walter Tut tle, GRAPES fur sale, KM. 4312 F 4. WHERK TO EAT. DORSEY'S Chicken Shack. beat cooked chicken in Omaha. 6200 Center. WA 1860. ^CLOTHI^rFUR8rgTC~ FULL DRESS suits and Tuxedo* for rent. JA. 3128. 109 N 16th St. John Feldman. MUSIC A L INSTR UMENTS^ FOR SALE—Bueacher B flat tenor Saxo phone, fine condition, complete with ca*c. $75 cash New value I15U.0U. Drawer C, Culbertson, ^Neb. TRADE your used piano on a new player piano. Balance aa low as $10 per month. A. HOSPK CO., 151.1 Douglas Leaving town. $.150 I vers A- Pond mano for $;no. W l2530. 2532 N. 19th St. FOR SALE MISCE L LAN EOU S. TEAM for coal hauling, harness and good coal hog for rale Team weight, 3,200 and 3,400. KK. 41*09. HIGH GRADE paint. Closing out sale, l.i'" gallons, standard ♦ olora, 1160 gal.; worth >3 Call AT 9064. ELW'TRic butterktst popcorn machine. < >sh or terms. J>. Anderson. WA 8411. NI( K ch in wheat screenings for sai“. i> H Wendt. 3920 F. MA. 4*38. WANTED^^^ CADET SUIT, small size wanted for boy 13. WE 5t,3.. OFFICE SUPPLIES FOR SALE. WE BUY. sell safes, make desks, show cases. etc. Omaha Fixture A Supply Co.. S W nir 11 :h and Douglas. JA 3724 HOUSEHOLD GOODS. THE largest stock of used furniture lb omaha at the Stephenson Auction House. 1609 Capitol Ave Auctions at 1 30 p. m every Tusaday. Wednesday. Friday and Saturday. Goods also sold at private aal* GAS RANGE. Hohn refrigerator, bed, rug. lining room set, electric carpet awe#per draperies, for sale. -’101 Vane. kk in*. EXPERT sewing machine repairing. MICK ELS. 16th and Harney AT. 4111. fur m ar. at auction This Aft- rn<>on nnd Tomorrow Night. PO\W>y AUCTION HOU8K. HOT PLATE heating stove, good us new alao cook stove, very reasonable Call HA L’4M or jmuil-e 411 N. 3n>ah* Be« I HAVE 63 acres of Pottawattamie coun ty. Iowa. land, good Improvements, that 1 want to trade for so ••nd mortgage or land contracts. Address 8-144. OmaLa He. NEARLY new s«*\ • n-room all modern house and lot W:.i trad*- f-rtgag** • 4.4*00, f.-r rooming h*'U!*e or Omaha prop erty 8 «4*.. Omaha H*»e. ClOT a go***! hrlrk residence, 10 rooms, valued at $.1 i.tbio. Want to get good farm close in or western land AddrcM* 8- I 44. t >ma ha Bee. W ASHIN'IToN conn \ . Colorado, w he.it farm to trade f »r $*i.o0ft worth of vacant lota, must bo in Omaha. Address 8-193, • 'mah i Be*' ^ 19... )(A ft HP. Y-l»AVll»HON motorcyrllo as first pa) ment on small grt.cerjr, delica tnasen **r confectlotiai y store. 8-434, Omaha Bee. HAVE good 4» acre Irrigated farm to av.»»n f r « 11v i>r**i>**rtv and pay differ en< , or what nave you ’ 8 191. Omaha I1- i__. IIAVK t.K -t.radio, rntuplstr. an 1 Oipirslgth hiirieimai’i motor; will trad* for lord, nr what have you? S-436. Omaha Mr* I.Al'Y'd flu* winter (Inciting, alls* 34 and Jv f.*r s.tl* *h<-n • ir«d< for diamond Address N 140. I "imlui Bp fiPK>J coup* first rlas* eondltlnn, fm building Inc nr n rrap. near Omaha. Will |»u v dlfreieii- ■ * #24. Omaha He* PH KVHol J:r touring, egesllent ruml' tlnn. tc id.- for furniture or piano. KM 1.1 :<4. 740 I s* -Hth W( I)OHT sedan. 1921, fin* condition, trade f**r vsli* In huildlng lot. 4-138, Omaha Her 9 C*Oo!» violin < r guitar to •crhangs for i4 good shotgun. tllvs desorlptlon fully S #27. Omaha R** M AXWhhh roadst*i hi good running • ondltlon, for what hav# you? 43 7. •»ma ha Rt WI IjI « rn hang* medium atm' has* hurnsr for 4 storm -4nh panes. S-4.I5, Omaha He* I All'll! eabl* Milt* goat. Harn* ss, and shafts, swap for poultry or tthnl have 'mi'' S tin, 11maha Use, 1921 Foil l» ssd.m, ‘ go**d ns user, what hiiv * von S 4 (9 Omaha lie*. KritMSItlMJS I. MORI heat d fist. «&• '■III, p id o "I i a !<• Pill AT. M>J*0 I \ I l.lts r ATW • humtPv. fair rendition, for what h" • you** S Mv c*mah> It*. I IKK for ss I* nr tl*4d>* * HI snerlfle* »f l.ilun at once Investigate. At 3*0:7 t :itb. WANTED TO BUY. WANTED—A used cylinder block for an International 1-ton. model F truck. Cyl inders mutt b«- In fit shape to regrind, valve seats must bo in usable shape. Rob ert Kr«gel & Bros , Nebraska City. Neb. desks' desks, desks” New desks, used desks bought, sold sad traded. J. C. Ileed. 1207 Farnam St. AT. «14t. WANTED—To buy soda fountain. Must be in good condition Also drug stork and fixtures. Write Lock Box 2S6, Bea trice, Nebraska. CASH for 20 good used cars. Z. & T. Auto Shr pH. 41b N. 22d St. APARTMENTS AND FLATS. DUNDEE. New Modern Pressed Brick Duplex. Completed for occupancy October 1. Pix beautiful rooms, with breakfast nook. Hardwood floors throughout; oak wood work downstairs, enamel upstairs. Tile bath, stationary laundry tubs. Ha rages. Will decorate to suit tenant. Splendid lo cation Owner will be on premises today by appointment from 2 to 4 p. m. RENTAL 185 AND $10. CALL OWNER. JA. 4874. DO YOU HAVE FURNITURE FOR A 5.ROOM HOUSE? a Are you looking for a modern apartment that will accommodate it? Then *e© No. 5 Portland, at Pork avenue at Leaven worth. Rent only 3* >00. Heat fur nlahed. «' !l J.\. 2606 DraJte Rental ■ y n y. 171 h » nd H<">v r -1_ JUST A FEW LEFT. Two-room apt at . $35.00 Four room Apt at . 45.00 Heat, water and Janitor furnished. Com fortable and convenient. Close-in location. 506 S. LIST AVE A few apt* . furnished. See these at any time or call— W. J PALMER Ac CO. AT lantlc *9*0. H \\\ TIP iRN'K AND U »NO FELLOW. $L05• 7 Howard Splendid, new, ai! mod 'in apart; -ntf Living room, kitehen. bedroom, bath. rln*«» None better in Omahti. N ar by- n< - • • .t*r $60 * f*-v% J He© Jan.for in i r.gfei. *w. Burbank. Ml Omaha National Pink. FOR KENT M'd'ERN BRICK FLAT. Five-room, all modern flat Located < !**> to school and < ir line Reason.ib,© rent. References reouirfed Ca'l JA. 6670. After 6 o’cloc k. WA 1300. 3ITH ST. 1 :l N —Modern front one room i»Dt With iarg* ebi«el. kitchen, hath Incinerator, h -t water heat, and garage. _ 2m LE AVh VW* •RTH —3-room coiy ail niodern apartment $45, Include* plenty heat Victor H. Rons. FOR CNR or DRAKE'S 1000 APARTMENTS Call Jackson 2*9S. APARTMENTS «• 1 flats for rent W. J. PALMER CO AT. *»I0. Real Estate Management Specialists. PETERS TRVST COMPANY. •WHERE OMAHA RENTS." AT 0544 17th and Farnim fits. SEVEN-ROOM f'.a* low r* n* desirable location, modern except heat. Phone WE. 49fc*V SIXTEENTH ST. 70S 1 •» N —4-room, modern, electric lights, heat WE. 3314. HA. 712 4 OK HA 699 4 — »r"d 6 large room apts . mod . choice location. STEAM heated modern apartments, low rent U. P Htebhlns, III** Chicago 8t. DESIRABLE apt ., 2 bed rooms. In ex* elusive apartment house. WA. 2190. THREE large modern rooms, heat, gas. light and garage f*7 • \V E 7"7? VERY PLEASANT Vruom flat *17 F. 261H Avi Adults only AT *2tl. i'll WOODWORTH AVE —Modern apt., 3 or *> r »onis, tl i or |2 2. F!\K KOUM APT. in Chula \ l.*V 173. HA 4 33f MODERN apts . from 2 to 6 room* Apply to Chindo. >32 9 24th St Phone JA 14 2: -W APARTMENTS AND FLATS. (For Kent—Furnished * NICELY furnished apt.. plan-*. living] room, breakfast room, kitchenette and bath Call KE 149V! I0M KAHN AM Modern front apt. one large room with kitchenette, steam heat, hath 140*> N. 2ITH—Very nice cottage of six j rooms, modern. IV* per month licra* e M Higgins JA 4145. HINTED INN AT. *9*0—:4th and Dodf# Sta Homs for traveling man and wife. WE 15.-9 -Good 6-room house, walking! distance. ;»!| modern except furnace. j NEW : rui m, modern Half block to ur 2732 9 9th St. JA. 3201 • OTTAUR—5-roum modern, ex cpt heat 13** :92b Maltha HA. *132 j 4-RM. house n-d. except heat- 2017! Ixard St |35 JA H* 49! 6 ROOMS, strt tly modern, flno locality. WA 2«2" lie n t fa.S 1fl24 PARK AVE. —2.room apt . furnished, j private bom*'. ROOMS FOR RENT. _(1 FOR RENT- Vlfty bunaalow; tile bath room; XIie work table ami floor in kitchen. OariKi- €301 N 33d St. Newly decorated, [ownei At "71« N *^4th St., dent, |«7.&0. Monday and Tuesday home after 2 p. m. FIVE-ROOM modern bungalow, 136. JA. frill HOUSES FOR RENT. ! 6*116 N. :«TH ST * room hunarab>w, built-in buffet, boa and kitchen cabinet*. French doors to run i"nm. Nl1 Xt7 I'MIKAMI i: OKKICFS FOR It K NT. I! O W A R1» *! LooMIS. Manugar, ROOM 10»V KOR offices m |\rat National hunk build ing aw ly r.*.-m 4»« I* I ret National U . ,. lighted ami ventilated.__ hTOltK. modern, for rant, lt.14 Kliicago ti P Stehbjnw, l$lrt t’hheao MAKKIH uil| eon) pin 1 for rant. Ad droaa TT, Omaha It*._ _ PHIVATM office, furntthed AT tldft. ROOMS FOR RENT Hh-MlH PARK -Large entith rtn suitable for " Women preferred. \V \ • 4 4 HbEKPlNii and light housekeeping roome, I cheap Krug patk KK 'i \ KK.NTH KT. T*i«'T N 7.7-77 7,7 noli. <| fn>nt room r» ns.'iiahle \\ » ia.m, J A. J 11" 1. *• kr cool eleaptna r«>. n in hn«*k flat Kernam |NKW home epara to< m private fatuity jrloga in 4!»f h ami l*odg> II A 4 ! *• i TRY JSng If owe rd ht first Jtleg.u | oom f"r i or 2 ROOMS FOR RENT. TWENTY.NINTH. 615 9.—Large room, twin beds; also single room. Uih of par lor. play« r piano, radio. Excellent board. it'»n:i- prlvil- g»" If A. f?R5. 3504 HARNEY St--Connecting frunt room* especially suited for 3 or 4 stu dents, also single room. All newly fur nished In mahogany. HA. 7361. DUNDEE. Ton 9. DOTH—Elegant new furniture, large airy front room. up stairs. for one or two ladles, reasonable. FORTY-NINTH ST., 9ii5 N.—Two furni.h ed rooms for two gentlemen or couple em ployed; home prlv. Call eve.. WA. 4107. HOTElTsaNPORD— 19th end Faraam. HOTEL HEN SHAW—16!h and Farnam. Special rates to permanent gu—ta. CUMING ST. 2705—Large front room, all mod . private home, hot water heat, auit abb- for one or two. H)A. 33H». PLEASANT room In private home for 1 oj 2 gentbrnen. garage If desired. WE. 6792. 3307 X. 25th Aw. 1220 DOUGLAS—Furnished iooni. in ma hogany, south exposure, with breakfast. WA. $660. TWO ROOMS for light housekeeping or sjeeping; modern home 341'. N 2 4th .»■?. EMMET ST.. 2115—Four rooms and bath, reasonable. _ MARCY iT , 2009—Two llirhf housek.ep mg rooms, ilto one eleeptng room. NICHOLAS. 3026—Nice room in private home; breakfast, optional. HA 4060. HARNEY ST-! 2 209— Nice room; steam heat; private horn**; 14 a week. HEMIS Park—Derirab.'e room for lady; home privileges WA 410? 21) 8T . 2^7 N. — Modern front room. 17.00 week for two. JA. 3-54 s'iS SOUTH 30th—Larg* loom for one or tw<». rtuoBible, HA. tt ••;. LARGE, nicely fum^l. l * i*t room, for gentlemen; Dundee, WA. 2'-7«». 17TH ST. ‘ N.—Modern fum. rooms for rent, close in. JA. 6360. H o USE KEEP IN G ROO MS. ^ THREE large front rooms, modern and n:*ely furnished; private home. a.*ao Kar.'g/* .‘i 215 N. 25th St WE. 236*. i2"22 WFIBSTER ST—3 ’ight housekeeping rm# . furn or unfurn. Steam heat, newly - orated. .!' -Nl.'S ST . 2 4.4—Two room* for light ktul . everything forth TWO clean haKpjr rooms oil heat, laun dry pnv... gee. 1 1 > H 36-th. AduPf. TWo light hous-’keeping rooma. 3931 curt « Av. KK ; h27. 2 hkg rms.. 2 sleeping rm* 111 N. 21th. WOOLWORTH, 2316—Room ard break fast gentleman or couple employed; one bio/k to car JA. 2**9. 31 ST ST. 1117 « —Rr.oma to rent in nice home. Hanscom Park district. HA. *311. WELL furnished room. S2 week, with h* tr.j, |9. Modern, private ho*;.®. 11A Hill JA. 3237—Two beautiful fiont rooms, modern, suitable for three, home cook ing REFINED young man wants roommate. :n or;v. home tx- client room and board. tlf‘ a week. -1 •« r,t ■ e ! at‘,»n. HA 353' 1 clean Hume cookinc, 117 s 23 th AveJA 061" HANSCOM PARK d strict, large pleas ant room foy 2 with_board._HA. 3166. HOUSES FOR RENT. ! EMMET ST. 2115—Four looms and bath. !!• 1,-nnal !. ^^—■——— WANTED TO RENT. WANT to ren' a : or k-room modern house, a few lot.* or a- reage. and north > .♦» pr* f-rr-d KK "939 HOUSE wanted, five or six-rooxu house, in west part of city Call HA. 4351 REAL ESTATE—BENSON. BUT A LOT IN BONITA ADDITION I *1'> Down. *10 v*r Month. Mn'AfU' K l.NVr^MFNT Co JA 1?4S. R E ALE S T AT E—DUNDE E.~ DUNDEE BUILDING SITES. GEORGE A CO. AT *024| REAL^ESTATE—FLORENCE^ | FLORENCE FIELD WILL SOON BE OPEN. C. W MARTIN A CO. KTHAWAY bc h to vrhitea onlv. KK. 140$. j REAL ESTATE—Miscellaneous. HAVE TOU A FORD OR DODGE AND i NEED A HOME ? Can i l*r *n offer cn toy : -oom mod ] rr> d s 1. • c. f < w* KuMiPneii** Fat*.1 M*ne is > * hun . .it $4.“00.00, easy1 i t«»rma. Atlantic Ills.j HOMES for wonting m«r Four ra'tna partly modern, fu 1 lot. easy terms. *1.100. Hav* others Stewart. Ralston 1$-W S II KLWOOD. builder cl modern homaa. We will help >ou finance. 41$ Sunderland Bldg JA *0*6. REAL ESTATE—NORTH. I* E BUCK A CO bur and noil homes lo:* SOUTH SoTH ST. K!v* rm«-, modern, oak floor*, oak fin living an>l dining rmi . garage I lbout fl.&AO handle fur lnape< flon call Seybold. AT > M. 724 City Nat'l bark HOTSK f.*r *ale. about year old. lot I ’•* | block* wee*, of Citisen* State Bank Eel a • tern ke ft »m car line Terma if i **t'ur1iy cun be giveo Jamea Workman. ! Km!»t-*B. Wh IllANSOOM PARK—1-room modem home, comer lot; ail oak floor*; newly decorated [.A bttrgai: Y'A term*. JA. 1424. Teear Team' •perlalite In S. Side hums* I 1 724 SPRING ST P room, all modern Itousc A barraln at price asked. CftMKb. | P-”' J v > ' “ _ MODFUN 4-room liou*e for sale «r rent. Poseemion nos 3S-7 So. 23rd. REAL KS K< ltT\ I IU r si 14* N - < Ilk *•. I new bungalow. six larg*' room* de'-urated ■ i : ' 1 I * ■ I f opr*, fireplace. double garag h A. II *.»:■ New Home*—Your Ter me. GROYU-HIPBARD CO.. AT. 4«:.c S5k Sunderland Bid* •s ROOMS. 2214 s l*7?h-*Kl*c light*, fvir i » cement baa meat; - lots, ll too F.a*v term* d A IMS. tXn.UNS COMPN N\ Builder* of liuilt Right Home* 403 Arthur BldgOffice AT 3S2t Wild, build to >our order on our beaut I f il lot* in Ed g»* wood; \ary eaax temee Phone Atlsntl- SMO. REA L ESTATE—WAN TED. ^ WK m:ko lom* listings Buyoro ^siting Quick Action. ’ 1 I1IATT CO,_AT. IM» WANTKb-H'nrnar let with cv without Mils 8-444. ilmiht Bee 1 1ST your property with * hr1e Ho? or, notorv pub to, :?4 sml Cuming 8te. It \s \ oliartd Oo, for liest S« rvlco. At • j bulll It KI -MTT t3>. lb-* ory t 1’ if.* i ha* V. ItetmAP. AT f-JiC hotato v \ N 1 ■ v . v — |«;r*ham Bo tor* Co *oH homes J A *3 S* II On Bello Acre*. AT. SS10. ' REAL ESTATE—-WANTED. In the last few week* our call* ha'• fat' exceeded our Hating*, making It ner eaaary that we have a few more proper ti*-s. ranging from It. 500 to 16.500. !" might bo your house that we need. A call will insure prompt inspection, and a‘five Intelligent sales campaign AMERICAN MORTGAGE A FINANCE < ' ' AT £911. 214-16 Courtnov Mldg AT SELL NOW I We are In need of listing* at thl* tfrn*'. Call us at once for service We need 5, 6 and 7-room home* Don’t wait We are member* multiple listing exchange. Evening* call KE 5611 or HA. 0350. GRUENIG REALTY COMPANY. Realtors. JA. 196C1400 First Nat’l BanlL SERVICE AND RESULTS. When you list w;th us Competent sales force. JA. 2850 GLOVER A SPAIN. Realtors CHAR W YOUNG A SON. Real Estate. Rentals, Insurance. If02 r y Natl Bk.AT. I>66' PEE us first. Ne^d listings, any location 5 to 6 loom*. Shopan a Co., Realtor*. JA 4224 236 Kt-ellne Bldg._ HAVE buyers for good home* Do you want to sell youra** List It with C. A~ Orlmmel, Realtor. JA 1615. REALTORS. SLATER Sc CO., Realtors. Keeline Bldg. ARIZONA CATTLE RANCH. Meet complete in s'ate 3.€00 acre* graz ing land. 700 acres improved Irrigated farm land. >0 section* forest allotment?. £9.8'>0 acres state lease. €.000 Hereford • attle. lit horse*. 11 ranch house*. Ybundanee of water. Bargain to close* estate. Address Barton A. Ulrich, 2542 M.ivta ST . Berkeley, Calif. RICH c -rn land southern Minnesota, 160 ere* Must be sold; too old to farm, am I moving to Ci; furnia. Large, beautiful i haras, >. all electrified, 3 V* mi. from tf wn. |lbl< per acre, at \ ins to sail < me and see it, or wr.te the owner. J A. Sterling. Route No. 3, Lake • rystal, Minn. FOR SALE— '20 acres eastern Colo. land, to acres farmed. Ail tillable. 3*room house barn. thep. chickenhouae: X^e mile* wire feme. windmill, etc. Inquire Russell Limas, Haswv.'l. Colo I COLORADO and New Mexico—s 1.000. 61, 0. 1 • < n*. 1 ©0 irret U.sO per acre *' Travis. 1011 Nineteenth St.. Ixn % ■ r. Colo. REAL-/ ESTATE-EXCHANGE. WE WILL submit you a reasonable offer jn exchange f-*r >our land, income or mdse. Try u«. probably have Juat whai you are looking for. BERT L. COOK k CO, kl(> Brown Bldg. AT. *2£7. “I.B jj-S MAKE A iKADi:." LOTS NEAR CAR for 7-room, strictiy modern home C. 1 price. >€.»< \ «_'wner must •=*.». JA. 314 . _ _ B E PRi1 E REAL ESTAT E—VAC A NT. ^ DANDY lot. SSd and Pinckney, stso i(% 141 wa'fr. sewer and aidewaikt. all paid. I >40; $21 c-ash. 110 a month. kO3 Omaha National Bank bldg. JA. <1420. A^J^EAGEFQRSALE HIGH CLASS ACREAGE Beautiful eight-room, oa! rrnlahed x j heated home vr th the fipe-t view n< th of Florence. Between 5 and 4 »f I ground or ran be sold with 3 acre*. H't.f \mile to ear. A real opportunity to sotr.e I one. Call oSBOKNE REALTY CO.. 434 P- era Trust B. !g JA 22* BUSINESS^ SERVICE BUILDERS, CONTRACTORS. WILL BUILD to order for you on or«* nf kflnne Luaa’s best !ota. or at 4lf* and Charle*. on easy terms; only half block to i-ar !in* WE M47 GET our prl ea on complete ga-ages Mor rison Lumber A Coai Co WEL 4441. DANCING ACADEMIES. KEL-PINE. 25th and Farr.am. Utcft dances taupht. Private lessons any hour. Classes Xlon. Thurs. and Sat. T;^a p m Children a classes Sat. afternoon. AT. 715* . WE TEACH TOU HOW And we don t mean MAYBE C:ee» ion!*h?. Private lessens any hour KEEPS. U1S Farr.am.Ja. 547t*. DETECTIVE AGENCIES. JAMES ALLAN 9 Detectives. Expert ae- e g'-rv-e. .li- l? Njri'> AT. I . ~ RELIABLE Detective Bureau, Sunderland Bid* JA. 2054; nttht. KE. *512. MILLINERsTdRESSM AKERS. ACCOHDION. side, knife, box pleat r.x covered buttons; all styles; hemstitohlnie ! buiitonhvlr- Write Idea! Button a- Pie& t C. * Brown Block. Omaha. v ;# NEBRASKA PLEATING h*i stitch.rp < -*vt. d tuitions. J504 Fa mam, eecord I f vor. JA >>470. l IT RS rat..ode',, i. eu * dr- *- *S * :» :td. r.Mf Fux choker* to IIA MOVING. STORAGE. FII>EI.1TY STORAGE A VAN • O. MOVING F ACHING STORAGE SHIPPING -ho ' * *.*. r a- 9. off. • fur: t re 1107 H HOWARD STJ A. *;*> PEK INS OMAHA VAN* A STORAGE 14th and Leavenworth Sta. Packing, mot tng. storage, shipping. JA. 41*7 EXPERT China, furniture, packers, firs }•, f ntc age. Phon** JA 1994 The Terminal Warehouse Co, Tfl South 19th st.. comer Jones. on Viaduct. GoTTooN riK FVIUX E W HSE I V .O ai» North lllfc St Phone JA. 5932. mov ing. it k.nir etorage. shirring. Gt.OBK VAN and STORAGE CO Parking moving, storing; esttmates futr * on!'.. - »\ ot* or Ur JA 4S * AT 0. PAINTING. PAPERING. BlK VKloPKP rtiKE The Knrlgn Co *tM l ea - eawertfc. I whi rv i ky s aPORTiN g ii oops an or, "50 s nth Gun* for rent AT. ttt» 7C( Guaranteed Full itortfffcff* K« I ■ ! I • ien^tni nation* and |l,9b#. Nnn'tw*1 and »anu-annual tataraat fIMftntard by PAYNE INVESTMENT CO, ! MT Om. Nall lib. Hide. AT, jWA