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Al)\ F.HTIMF.MKNT. For Choking Asthma New Discovery Gives Quick Relief and Comfort— Often in 24 Hours. Asthma. Hay Fever and Catarrh are responsible for much misery find falling health. If you are a stif ferer from wheezing, sneering, dif ficult breathing, hawking, raising phlegm, ete., to prove that you can stop these troubles quickly and eas ily with the pleasant, scientific Florence Formula, 1 will send you a $ 1 bottle postpaid and free of charge or obligation. If it satisfies, tell you friends and pay me only One Dollar, otherwise the loss is mine. Merely send your name today for this liberal free introductory ef fer—good only for 10 days. F. SHEARER, 4798 Coca Cola Bldg., Kansas City, Mo. |A Itrictly meritorious remedy that I has proven oi inestimable value in I combating all sorts of colds in hand I OT chest. They quickly break up 1 eeldi and grip and preventthe "flu.'' J 1 CM a lei at Tear Druggist I ADVERTISEMENT. Vim and Vigor of Youth Once More 4 Now Invigorator—Extract of “Afri can Bark’* Said to Fulfill Proph ecy of Noted Scientist— Pleasant Tablet Form. Looking Into the future, a noted American Scientist recently advanced the remarkable statement that “A study i)i the ductless (endocrine) glands will likely lead to some, ‘reagent,’ which, properly supplied to the human system, will maintain the vigor of youth far beyond threescore years-and-ten—not only physical vig or. but the power—more important to maintain—which enables men (aifd women, too) to work longer hours and withstand fatigue, after they have icached the mental prime of life. Working along these lines, a Kan safe City' Chemist has developed a for mula incorporating what is claimed to bo this very agent. This remark able invigorator is found in the ex tract from the bark of an African tree. .’hi* wonderful extract, combined with "!her proven tonics and stimulants, has n plaeed within th« reach of all. in the o ‘in of pleasant, tasteless tablets, under tli* trade name of Ro-Bild Tab* They s •• Upended to act directly on flip duct Ics* (endocrine) aland* by stimulation of the central nervous system. If you have such symptoms a* slerp lei-.snrss. general debility, poor in»nicrj, nervo weakness, loss of energy and other • onditiona commonly characteristic of pre mature or advancing age, try Ite-Bild Tubs today. Thu manufacturers are now making a special Introductory Offer, ahd have au thorized Beaton Drug Co. and Sherman A’ McConnell Drutr store* to sell He-BIld '•’ah* for onlv $2.»*A a box—w«»h a inoney back guarantee that you will experience phasing results within a short time. If not convenient to obtain from your local druggist, order direct from The Bayne Co.. Kansas City. Mo. Same guarantee ap plies. AI>V ERTISEM E>T. NEW GERMAN OIL FORMULA ROBS OUT RHEUMATIC PAINS Remarkable discovery promises quick, soothing relief for rheumatism, gout, neu ralgia and neuritis sufferers. German Chemistry that has given to the world the boon of Aspirin for the relief of headache pain, and Novocain for painless dentistry, has now come forward with another scientific discovery that promises to make nerve, joint and mus cular pains a thing of the past for thou sands who have suffered terrible tortures. A new combination of certain oils has been discovered which produces a clear amber liquid that affords immediate relic? from pain in many instances. It is so penetrating that it disappears within a few seconds, so that it must be entirely absorbed by the body tissue. Even in the most advanced and stubborn cases the use of this remarkable oil has shown astonishing improvement at once in many cases. Tired muscles regain life, creaking joints with the pain all gone become sup ple, the nerves are .quickly aoothed and the annoying twinges cease. Rheumatism, gout, neuralgia and neu ritis are due to internal infections which throw off poisons. These poisons are car ried by the blood to the nerve tissue where they inflame and irritate the nerve •heath. The New German Oil is designed ♦ o neutralize these pain-causing poisons, bringing almost, instant soothing relief. So astonishing have been the results from the use of this oil that the Ameri can distributors have authored local druggists to dispense it to rheumatie, gout, neuralgia and neuritis sufferers in this city with a positive written guarantee, signed by themselves, to return the full purchase price of the first bottle if the pains are not wonderfully relieved. All sufferers should take advantage of this liberal offer. Unless you get relief from the very first bottle, your druggist will return your money. It is called Buhler Oil, and can be had at most good drug gists, such as Sherman ft McConnell Drug Co., Beaton Drug Co., Merritt Drug Co., Barney Dugan Drug Co., Unitt-Docekal Drug Co. Saratoga Drug Co., Popm Drug Co. and Haines Drug* Co. AD\KKTIHKM ENT. Sure Way to Get Rid of Blackheads There la one simple, safe and an re way that never falla to g*t rid of blackheads, that Is to dissolve them. To do this get two ounces of calonlte powder from any drug store—sprinkle a littl# on a hot, wet cloth—rub over the blackheds briskly—wash the parts and >ou will be surprised how the him kheudn ba\# disappeared. Big blackheds, little blackheads, no mat I'm* where they are, I simply dissolve and disappear. Black-| beads ar« a mixture of dusi and allrt and I secretions that form In the porce of the rkln. The calonlte ifotvder and the water dissolve the bl»(kh*ads so they wash right out, leaving the pores free and clean nnd in lin ir nut oral condition. AlIVKltTIKJCUENT. ASTHMA If* ■ Sham. T. Sutf.r-“N.w ImI riM All Ik. TW-ht TkniM* BABY V HILLS New DliMviry Really Seat FREE Ohl what a grand feeling No more choking, apaama. ale'pleas nighta or painful, Berse-srreeking ••‘MJff*. 0-op lOO.uOO people have found how to BANISH ON* IvKOIt AlX dreadful chronic aathma. No lablata. pilla or amokta. Juat a simple Heme preemption now hleased by thousand*. I will truly s«nd you a big bottle of l4BCen’tPre Bcription not one rent in idtann- you don't pay or •weone rent unless after IQdaya'uae you are delight'd with results and I'reelr want to pay the smell price •Ml.2*. Simply send me jour name end address, C. UHVCNUOO. ini «. H. IM.. IlKM.Ia. WEEKLY REVIEW Omaha Livestock Market Bis lighter Cattle and Calves- -Receipts •*f i ante for tho four day period this week have totaled approximately 31.468 head, as compared with an actual supply of ii 1,49j head the same period last week and 28.205 head the corresponding period this week a year ago. Contracted country loading, due In part 'n last week's sharp decline, resulted i*» most killing . lass*'H reacting upward dur ing ti»s week under review Although market on most classes showed more "pep," buyers fought every advance and today's trading on fed steers, yearling* and she stock, was very slow at prices barely steady with yesterday’s close. < 'unipare«i with a week ago, fed steers and yearlings ar« selling 16 to 26c higher: fed she slock, strong to l&o highpr; can tiers and cutters steady; bologna bulls, steady; beef bulls, 15 to 26c lower; light and medium weight \ealers, 25 to 60c higher; heavies, steady, and, stockers and feeders, 10 to 16c higher Killing quality of offerings was aome w oat improved over a week ago. Re ceipts Included a fair sprinkling of handy a<?ight steers that cashed at $9.00 to .50. Weighty bullocks, on the other hand. «s well as desirable > earlings, were comparatively scarce. Top steers for the week comprised 21 head of whltefaces averaging 1.156 pounds, which realised $10.00, A two-load h»t of bullocks, aver aging 1,307 pounds, sold at $9.90: best yearlings at $9.50. Bulk of stpers and yearlings turned at $8.00 fo $9 25 at the close. I.ight plain offerings were slow movers at all times, telling downward to $7.00 and below. ,— She stock sold rather actively at high er prices early In the w«ek but a con tracted outlet later in the w’cek, duo In part to a dull dressed beef trade, result ed hi a large proportion of this advance being lost. Orders for the better grades have been fairly good and these kinds re ceived the best attention at all times. Heavy Kosher cows sold upward to $0.50 and above during the week and fed heifers . in load lots upward to $7.50. Bulk of of ferings continued to embrace the In be-j tween grab*!,. Fed cows sold largely at, $4.00 to $5.50 and heifers at: $4.60 to! SC.25 at the close. Tanners and cutters continue to sell In the same price groove. Tanners sold mostly at $2.25 to $2.75 today and cutters at $3.00 to $2.60, with strong weight cutters upward lo $3.75. Outsiders offered packers little competi tion for vcalers early in tho week and prices held generally steady. Light re ceipts and a good demand on closing scs-j sion". however, found light and medium1 weight vealers selling higher. Packers purchased tho hulk of vealerp at $9 50 to $10.50 at the close while outsiders paU? upward to $11.00 for a few choice hand-picked selections. Medium weights sold mostly at $7.00 to $9.50 and .heavies at $5.00 to $7 00 on closing rounds. Beef bulls found a narrow outlet at the close, few* being here that sold above $5.00. Bologna bulls sold mostly at $4.00 to $4.35 today, with n few on the beefy order upward to $4.50. Today's quota tions follow ; Steers—• Heavy Weight 4 1.500 pounds Up)—Prime. $11.30# 11.75; choice. $10.50 #$1150; good, $9.25 #10.50; medium. $7.25# 9 25; common. $5.75# 7.25. Medium Weight 11.100 to 1.300 Pounds— e. 911.751112.00; choice, $10.75© 11.76; good. $9.60© 10.75; medium, $7. f. o (fo 9.60; common, $o.35©7.60; cutter. $3.00# 5.36. ! Light Weight (1.100 Pouhds Down) — Prime, $11.76# 12.00, choice. $10.75# 11.75; good. $9,604*10.75; medium. $7.5U#9.50; common. $5.35©7.50; canner and cutter, $3.00(0 5.36. „ _ Light Yearling Steers and Heifers (800 Pounds Down)—Prime, $10,754*11 25; choice, $10.00 ©m. 75: good. $8.65©10.00. Heifers (850 Pound Up)—Good and Tholce. $-> 85©9 75; all weights, common ar.«l medium. $4.35©6.85. Tows—Good and Choice—$4 8r>#7.O0; common and medium, $3 60 © 4 S5 ; can ner and cutter, $2,004*3.50 Bulls—Good and choice (beef yearlings exclusively) $4.35 ©5.25; common and medium, (bologna) $4.00©4.35; canner. Calves—Light and Handy Weight (19® Pounds Down)—Fancy, $10.60© 11.00; good and Choice. $K. 50# 10.50 ;common and medium. $* 0041 8.50; cull. t4.OOW5.fl®. Medium Weight (190 to 260 Pounds) — Fancv. $10.00# 10.25; good and choice, $7 25#10.00; common and medium. $3.60, ©7.25; cull. $3.50 © 5.50. . .1 H< avy Weight (2«0 Pounds l pi—Good and choice. ’$6.00(1*37.26; common and III—Hum. n r.nTnl.mi; l ull. **.*J»i * ,*. KUKIIKR ANU STOCKKR CATTLE ASH CALVES. With Mocker* ami feeder* in rnoaeraio | supply anti country g»htlet considerably broader than n# week ago. duo in part to inure favorable wept her conditions, prices i ul**d IQ 10 1 jr higher. Included in til led receipts this week were several loads of atockers anti feeder* from the Denver Livestock show The second-priz** win ners. which were shorthorns averaging around H&O pounds, realized $8.80. Tho t bird and fourth-prize winners, of the same bre**d. turn'd at $8.45 and $8.40, respectively. A loc.d of AVhitefaces from tho .‘■aine show, averaging around 750 pounds. 20 bead of which were reserve champions, cashed at $8.50. Bulk of stockcrn and feeders turned out of first hands during the week at $6.25 to $7.00, with & few loads upward to $7 2* and above. Top feeders tum*d out of first hands at $7.85. Htock cows and heifers sold at steady prices. Thin cows cashed mostly at $300 to $3.75 and heifers up ward to $5.00. Today s quotations fol l° Steers (750 Pound Vl»>—Fancy. $1,150 8.25; good and choice, $6.7308.15; ccrtn rr.on and medium, $5.35086.76; inferior, 14 0005.35. v _ Steers (750 Pounds Down) — Fancy. $8.1508.25; good and choice._ $6.2308.lo; common and medium. $4.7506.-6; in ferior. $3.2504.75. •. sb, - ok He|f»rs—r?ood and choice. 14.2.> 0 u.25, common and medium. 13.5004 25. Cows—Good and choice. 1 eommond hnd medium, $3.00®3»L iu* ferior. $2.7503 00 „ i *n1 ve*—Good to fancy. %■> > .*0 . 50. common and medium. $4.00 05,76. HOGS " „ Receipt* of liogs at Omaha for the first four day* of thl* week of *PPrl«*‘ inately 68.600 head, measures slightly under the 72.811 received (he correspond ing four days last week, hut 15.000 in ex es* of the receipt* the same period a year ago. . . , . Liberal receipt* have aided packer* in their determined stand for a cheaper drove cost, and on Wednesday or tni* week hog value* dropped to new low , level* for the year. Average cost or packer and shipper purchase* on that day w.i* $6.50 A dime reaction to value* today uncover* a 10 to 15c decline on most classes a* compared with a week H*n, while llEhts lacking finlih are around 25c lower. Shipping demand ha* shown breadth an«l played an Important factor In mini mizing decline* throughout tho period. (Quality and finish in th* hogs coming has been conspicuously lacking. witn good and cholcs desirable weight butcher* comparatively scarce. Tha run* at times have included a burdensome proportion of 160 to 200-lb. averages, a logical indi cation of a backward relation between tha pries of corn and the market values of hog*. Top today was $6.80, paid for most of the good 8 nd choice 240 to 300-lb butcher*, with bulk "f th*' 220 to 325-lb weights selling at $6.66®p$0.HO. Desirable 180 to 210-lb. hogs found a $6.400 6.»L outlet, with K,i» to 180 lb. weights hII the wav from $$.(»0 to $6.40. Backing sow* moved at $6. H 0 6.30. with bulk "f odd l*>t* mostly at KT.25. Today'* quotation# follow: Heavyweight (250 to 350 lbs ); Medium, good and choice, $6.65 0 6 80. Median.weight 1200 to 250 lb*.) ; Good nnd choice. $6 550 8.80; common anti n rdium. $6 45®*'6-71'. Lightweight (160 to 200 lb*): Good and choice. $0.250 6.65; common and medium, $6.00 0 6.60. Light-lightweight* <130 to l«o lhs : Comm<»n. medium and choice, $5.0006.50 B**king hor*. Sinoth, $6.250 6,40; rough $6 000 6.25. Feeder and ft ockff pig* (130 lb*, down); Medium, good and choice, $4,600 5.26. Hoars: *2 600 3 r.O. r* Stags (subject to dockage): $&.OO05.5O SLAUdHTKR BHBKP AND I, A MRS Receipt! of sheep and lambs for the four d/vy period this week, total approxi mately 43 000 head ns cotnfMiretl with ac tual receipts of 46.102 head for the first four days last week and 46.009 head the j corresponding period last. year. Receipts j at seven markets for the four days of approximately 157,000. show a decrease j of over 31,000 ns compared with the same | period lust we»*k. Comparatively light receipts early In ttio week at all points, with stronger prices for dressed product, were Influ enti&l b> forcing prices on both lambs and sheep sharply higher. . The situation whs largely reversed today, and part of th*1 cm rly gain* were lost "Which 'daces < urrent lamb prices mostly .oDc higher than it week nyo. whll* itsMl sheep rule strong to 26c higher. Nunc rows loads <»f good to choice lambs reached 1)2*0. The week's top price, paid mostly for ■ HO to 86 lb averages, although choice' loads, averaging up to 00 lbs . also reached this figure Oimd to choice loo lb lambs sold at $13.26 nt the week's high lime. Light and handywelght ewes •ashed at $1,941 gr8 10. with a high mark for the week of I* 26 flood to choice 88 lb. vest lings Sold nt $12 00 ' Movement of good ip choice lambs today was largely ut $171,600 13.00. with a top price ,»f $13 66. Ilcst light *\vc* ot hand cashed at $8 00. Today’s quota tlons follow: LAM B* Light and handywelght <84 lbs., down): Choice and prim* $1160013 66; medium and good, $12.6001.1.60; cull and com mon. *8 76 012 60: inferior. *7.000 8 76 Medlumwelgh* (84 to 92 Iba i Choice and prime. *13.40012.60; medium and good. $13.26(913 4ft. Heavyweight <92 Iba, up): Choice anil prime. *13.00013.60, medium and good, $11.76011 00. TKA1MNO IVKTHSinfl T.lght and handywelght m& lbs. down): Choice and prime, $11.000 12 00; medium and good. $9 2601100. \ Wethira <2 yr t.lrl, up): Choi* e and prime. *8 60 09 26, medium and good »C no ip 8.25. Kwes; Common to choice, $4 7608 00; ennner and cull. *1.50(04.76 PKKDYNC* MHKKP AND LAMPS Demand for feed In* Iambi haa ban* suflcienMv lnoad to afford a ready nut let for the moderate suppiv arriving and prices hsva ruled atronged In aymx'Sthy with the upward trend of fat lamb values, today’s prices looking fully 25c higher than a wet k ago. Top price for the week at $13..'ID was paid for two strings of 67 to bl-lh. averages. About the same quality sold today at $13.10 Only small lots of feeder ewes arrived which sold mostly* nt $5.50<2'$6.00. Today s quota tions folio"; Feeder lambs (range stock): Medium to choice. $14.76® 13.26; Inferior and coin luon. 98.75t61J.76. Feeder ewes ) range stock); Medium to choice. 94.50(5 6.00; inferior and common, 92 0004.50, STOCKER AND FEEDER SHIPMENTS TWEI.VE MARKETS Jan. 19 Jan 12 Jan.20 Pet. In to 26, to 18, to 26. crease I 1924 J92i 1923 dccrc’sc Hq. 7.443 $.401 11,481 26.3 d Cattle. caJ a.60,778 48,706 62.865 9 3 d Sheep .31,911 30.530' 17,784 25.7 1 Youth Returned to Home. John Konyek, 16, 6109 South Twen tyslxth street, who Friday es caped from Rtverview home, where he had been sent on a charge of in corrigibility, was recaptured Friday night and returned to the home. La Follette Ticket Out. Fargo, N. D., Feb. 2.—The ‘'Robert M. La Follette” ticket of presidential delegates nnd electors put forth by tho progressive republicans at a ic cent Valley City meeting was ai* nounced today In the Fargo Progres sive, self-asserted supporter of the progressive element in the Non partisan league. f BEF. CIASSIF1EI) AD RATES 13c per line each day, 1 or 2 day*. 12c per line each day, I> or »> day*. lOu per line each day, 7 day* or longer. The above rate* apply to ail advertise meffts in claealflcations: J.»ost and Found . ....#>. 4 Help Wanted Female. 2 7 Help Wanted Mate. 2R Salesmen and Agent* .. SO Situations Wanted Female. 31 Situation* Wanted Male. i:\ Articles for Sale. 4f» Farm and Dairy Products. 41» Hood Things to I’at.*.. 51 Homemade Things... «»2 JhcgetsrdUf from DR. CALDWELL’S SYRUP PEPSIN - iAnd so do the'children Some Families Are Never 111 FORTUNATE are the children whose parents fully realize the seriousness of constipation. Hos pital records prove that 75 per cent of all disease originates in bowel obstruction, or constipa tion. Young children cry because of it; school children are hampered in their studies; grown people are made 25 per cent less efficient; elderly people’s blood pressure increases 28 per cent. Realizing this Mrs. Carrie Moss of 1711 Church st., Lynchburg Vs., Mr. Louis C. Craiil of 1569 V\ inton ave., Lakewood, Ohio, and in numerable others, give a spoonful of Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin at the first sign of consti pation, and have no sickness among their children. Largest Selling Laxative Every up-to-date family medi cine chest should contain a bottle store where medicines are sold, and the cost is less than a cent a dose. We guarantee that if you will give Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin to a child or for a few nights to an adult it will relieve any case of con stipation no matter how chronic, or your money will be refunded. 10 Million Bottles a Year Use it once and you will never again take coal-tar druga in candv form, calomel or salts. Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin is a v egetable laxrftive free from opi ates and narcotics. It can De safely given to Infants, yet it effectively moves the bowels of adults. It. acts gently; does not cramp or gripe. Keep it in the bouse and use i! for any indica tion of bowel obstruction such as constipation, biliousness, torpid liver, dyspepsia, pimples and like skin eruptions. Give it early and it will break up a fever or a cold overnight. A spoonful proves it. of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, a compound of Egyptian senna with pepsin and palatable aromatics, a proscrip tion written 30 years ago by Dr. VV. B. Cald well, who practiced medicine 47 years. You can buy a bottle in any ■■■■■•If You Want to Try It Froo Before Buying****** "Syrup Pepsin," 517 Washington St., Monticello, Illinois. / need a good la r alive and would like to prove what vou say about Dr. Caldwell's .Svrup Pepsin by actual test. Send me a free trial bottle. Address to Same.... Address....... Not more then one free trial bottle to a family _ ADVERTISEMENT. Alkali in Shampoos Bad for Washing Hair Many soaps anti prepared sham poos contain too much free alkali, which is very injurious, as it dries the scalp and makes the hair brittle. The best thing to use is Mutslfied cocoanut oil shampoo, for tills is pure and entirely greaseless. It Is In expensive und beats anything else all to pieces. You can get this at any drug store, and a few ounces will last the whole family for months. Two or three teaspoonfuls Is all that is required, pimply moisten your hair with water and rub tt in. It makes an abundance of rich, creamy lather, which cleanses thoroughly, and rinses out easily. The hair dries quickly and evenly, and is soft, fresh looking, bright, fluffy, wavy and easy to man age. Besides, It loosens and takes out every particle of dust, dirt and dundruff. .W»VICRT18KMKNT. PILES CURED Or Costs You Nothing Anr sufferer from piles: no matter hoar long standing, can qul' kly cured with out risking a penny .lust write and I will send i regular IQ-dvv trenttuem it>» solutely KHKE. If It cures end $2. oth erwise you oar* absolutely nothing. IV. R. Darlington, in.1!!) Knro Hide. Kansu* rite. Missouri In Rash. Spread to Body and Face. Cuticura Heals. -- —— ♦ " When my little girl was only three weeks old eczema broke out on her limbs. It started as a rash and was very red. Later it spread to her body and face, and itched and burned so that I had to put mittens on her hands to keep her from scratching. She cou' 1 not rest or Sleep, and cried neaily all the time. V I read an advertisement for Cu ticura Soap and Ointment and sent for a free sample. It helped her so I purchased more, which complete ly healed her." (Signed) Mrs. Edith Donoho, R. K. 1, Magnolia 111. Give Cuticura Soap, Ointmentand Talcum the care of your skin. Samira fra»r Hoi Udrnr ''Octlrara Later Manre. D*»< a. Mald.a at, San Sold inn vhaer Soaptlc. Ointment 26 and Mr T»]<-jm»c jlpm"* Try our naar Shaatne Stick. Household Goods. 63 Swap Column.AM Wearing Apparel. ftO Wanted to Huy. ft) Rooms With Board. ft.' /looms Without Board. ftS Rooms for Housekeeping . M Rooms, Unfurnished.AM Suburban Board. ftS farms for Rent. T6A For ail other classifications our regular rates as quoted below applv. THE EVENING BEK. THE OMAHA MORNING BEE. Classified 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 fit These rafea apply to The Sunday Omaha Bee as well an The Morning and Evening Ree. All week day advertisements ap pear In both morning and evening editions at the one cost: 1 He per line each day, 1 or 1 days. 15c per lino each day, .3 or ft days. 13c per line each day, 7 days or longer. CLOSING HOURS FOR CLASSIFIED ADS. Morning Edition......1ft p. !■». Evening Edition. 11:30 a. m. Sunday Edtlon. • p. m. Saturday. Telephone ATlantlc 1000. THE OMAHA BEE "reserves the right to reject or rewrite all copy. Gall for Classified Ad Department. An experienced Classified Ad taker will re ceive your a<l and a bill will be mailed l*t**r. Thf rates quoted above apply to sither charge or cash orders. ANNOUNCEMENTS. Funeral Notices. A KAISER, Joseph. «g<i 77. died Saturday morning • Deceased was resident of Om aha 4 2 yearn. Jfe is survived by his wife, two da ugh tern. Mrs. Frank Goodrich and Mrs. Frank Foley, and1 two sons, Joseph and John, all of Omaha. Funeral Monday, February 4. et 8 30 a. ?n.. from family residence, 2717 Drexel feircet to St. Agnes church. 9 n. m. Interment Ht. Mary Magdalene ceme tery. Direction of Heafey A- Heafey. '’HRIRTEV8EN—Andrew Wednesday, Jaiuary 30. at 70® South Seventeenth Mreet. age 05 years. Funeral services Monday, February 4. at 10 a m , nt the Hula* A Rlepen chapel. Twenty-third and Cuming streets. Vaults and Monuments. B “Automatic Pealing'* concrete burial vaults recommended by all leading undertake**. Mfg. by Omaha Concrete Burial Vault Co. Funeral Directors. C HEAFEY A HEAFEY. TJundertakers and Embalmera Phone HA 0265 Office 2611 Farnam (ESTABLISHED SINCE 1882) KORISKO FUNERAL HOME. 2Sd and O Sts. 1250 S. nth Rt. MA. 0680. AT. 1871 CRANE MORTUARY CO.. CONDUCTED BY LADIES CJ*.TLY 615 8. 20th St. AT. 3689 and AT. J«tt. C. C. HAYNES FUNERAL HOME. 1120 N. 24th St. KE. 0267. DUFFY St JOHNSTON. 3L1 S. t3d. new funeral home. HA. 0417. BRAILET A DORRANOE. 1823 CUMING ST.. JA. 0526. HOFFMANN AMBULANCE Dodge at 24th. Funeral Directors. JA. 8901. H. H. KRAMER FUNERAL HOME, 6819 Jtfilitary Ave. WA. 6314. JOHN A. GENTLEMAN, 3411 Farnam 8t. TAGGART St SON. 221? Cuming St. JA. 0714. HULSE Sr RIEPEN. Funeral directors. 2224 Cuming. JA. 122C. N. I’. SWANSON. 17TB AND CUHDNL Quiet, Dignified Supervision. v CROSBY-MOORE 24th and Wirt. WE. 0047. -z-.' -1 ■.]*' j Cemeteries. D -1 WEST J.AWN CEMETERY A family lot on easy terms In « as# of immediate use. Our frea closed car at your service for selection. Free per petual care. Courteous service. Cemetery at 68th and (Tenter. Beautiful, conven ient. Telephone WA. 0820, WA. 4160, AT 1979. FOREST LAWN. 329 acres. Perpetual care. Office at the cemetery. North 40th St. and Forest Lawn Ave., and 720 Brandels Theater Bldg. Florists. E r.OOKRS. Florist. 3«th Farnam', JA. 3400. J °HN BATH. 1604 Farnam. JA. 1406. Card of Thanks. F WE wish to thank our many friend* and neighbors for their kindness and s>nipa • hy shown us In our late bereavement in the death of «»ur husband and father. a so for the many beautiful floral offer ings \li:S. PETER OIJION. MR. AND MRS. G EDWARD OIJJON. MR. AND MRS. CARL O OMK>N. MR. AND MRS. AXEL SANDERS. ■ .. ■ ' ..I Personals. 3 | PROSTATIC troubles treated successfully | without surgery or drug*. Dr. C. B. Huat. 632 World Herald Bldg. IMMANUEL PRIVATE MATERNITY Ho.MK. 2503 Bristol WE 2908. Theatrical historical maaoun costumes for olays and parties at I.lehrn’e. Omaha Phone AT-1 antic xoo o We’re ready now to serve advertisers with quality halftones, zinc etchings, color plates, illustrations and photo re touching for advertising. New and better equipment, increased personnel and a thorough knowledge of engraving in all its phases enable us to offer advertisers a service second to none in’the middle west. Let us tell your story with pictures. It will put new interest in your advertis ing nlus a punch that will sell your merchandise or service. Phone AT i000 and ask for the manager. Town Advertisers Increased facilities, enable us to offer out of-town advertisers better quality and bet ter sei-vice. The Bee Publishing Co. \ Photo Engravers , SCHERER, Manager, Engraving Department X ^ ANNOU NCEMKNTS. _ Personals. 3 THE SALVATION Army industrial home solicits your old clothing, furniture, maga zines. We collect. \V e distribute Phone JA. 4T35 and our wagon Will rail. fall and Inspect our new homo. U10-1112-1114 Dodge Street. Lost and Found. A BUNDLE office record* taken froir. Ford coupe In front of Nebraska clothing t o. about 6 p. m. Friday. Howard for return. No oueatioiiM asked. GLASSES Lost downtown; shell rimmed, in leather rase. Call Jackman, AT. 1O0U ~~ ~~ AUTOMOBiles. __ Automobiles for Sale. 5 DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR VALUES If It's money that’s gliding you beck and you are gldl ..fanning on buying a good uped car Iji the sluing, let ua show you where you will nave an astounding umouic by purchasing bow. A Finn II down deposit and we will hold the car for you until « later dale; or perhaps the car y.j v,-j;,i#d Is at Much a low price tod’tv that you ran buy It. Ask the satisfied persona who ^bought used Fords from us the^last 30 days what they think of our better values FOR INSTANCE 1923 Ford Coupe-—Owned by a careful driver and In the bent of mechanical (condition. Original paint, 4 cord tireg. excellent up holstering, starter and demount able rims, and accessories. This car Is an exceptionally good buv and will give you many mile« of satisfying service.ICC5.00 1923 Ford Roadster—For the man who la looking for a two-passeng er «,ar hero ig an Inexpensive buy that will give you low’ upkeep and dependable service. Good condi „ tion throughout. See this car. . $176.10 1921 Ford Sedan—A fine family car. Good tires, starter and demountable tlma. shock absorb ers. new paint and In fine condi tion mechanically. Upholstering very good.$290.00 Panel body trucks.$100 up 1923 one-ton truck, good condi tion .$250 Other ton trucks.$125 up Good chassis .$35 up Every car as represented. TERMS. HANNAN-V.W BRUNT. INC. Faroam at 30th. HA. 0868. > USED FORDS! All Styles. All Models. All Prices. "GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.” Chassis up from.$?5 Roadsters up from.$40 | Touring up from. $60 Tourlnga with starters up from .. Coupes Hate models, reflnlshed and new tires) up from... $100 Coupes Hate models, refinfshed and new tires j up from... $175 Sedans. ton tru. ks and light delivery Jobs, up from... $100 "EVERY CAR GUARANTEED AS REPRESENTED.” SAMPLE-HART MOTOR CO. Authorized Ford and Lincoln Dealers. ‘•USED CAR DEPT.” AT. 0513. 1814 Cuming. CADILLAC PHAETON \ .^-e this Type 4-pass. open car todav and realize what wonderful values w* are offering Has just been repainted and re-^new H. J H. H AN SKY CADILLAC CO. HA 0710. Farnam St. at 26th. » NOTICE. Three Andrew Murphy u*ed ear own* rr« brought as manv prospects into our .store yesterday and a* a result 3 more used cars rhangeJ bands— from ua to thcs* procpe tg. Another example of our dependability. Buy Here Safelv. CadUlsQ *. an astonishing value. 5 * gofMj tires. California top. new paint. Kaay terms . $350 l>urant touring. 1»22. a «ar that will satisfy the most {'articular Looks like # new car. Excellent condi tion . $576 Body* touring. 1*22. disc wheel's, like n«*w In guaranteed condition. For the man who wants a Im-ig* s^e lht* c*r ...$50 A Iso 1 • 23 Chevrolet . |3$# li»:« < 'verland .$125 191f Ford ... $ 75 l»:j .' $350 5t Years in Safety ANDREW MURPHY A BON. 1410 Jackson. AT. 4 411. SPKCIAL todor. nil Ford «..tnn. moto motor, cord tlreo, bumporo. fino running motor, now pnlnt. look* llko now, |3U. OAKLAND MOTOR CAR CO. ' ” “ m BARGAIN AT |8S«. HAYNES SPORT MODEL COACH IN A-1 CONDITION. SIX WIRE WHEELS. WITH ALL NEW RUBBER. WILL CONSIDER SMALLER CAR AS VART PAY* \>KN'r .APPLY REAMS GAH* phone1 ja. ii«s.u ru 5'T'* UR CADILLAC PHAWTOW *f vp« 6J. .1u*t re new-ed and ra f<idslu'd Thia avtir-opopular en « Cadillac tan be had for a small payment down and the bal ant e monthly Let u» explain tlia HANSEN PLAN to you J II HANSEN CADILLAC CO . HA. ©710. Fnrtiam St. at 26th. cAnii,r.\r type *1 romixci CAB. Just refinlahed anl look* like «ew. Come in today an d have thl* car demonet i a led to you Buy /now before tha spring advance jn used rara J. H RAN9KV CADH^AC CO. HA. 0710. Fatnam St. at 26th. STt'DKM AK I'll St octal 6. touring, new paint, mechanically perfect, new cord 11 ro». Cash or *•«*»>• term*. WUlya-Ovcr land. 2662 Farnam FOHP *e«lan, 1921. meohn ideally {per fect, seat cover*, lock wheel, ttrew food. Ca»h or term*, no flnan.-e charo - Willy*, overland. Inc . 3562 Farnam S«. 'VI 1.10 S KNIGHT road*ter, new paint »CV«d tlrea. Just completely gone over. >600. rash or term*. Willy a Overland, Inc. 2662 Farnam St NASH YltlF.SMA AUTO CO. ’ I SKI* OAK STUKK 2046 Farnam AT 4610 l M l* CARS O. N. Honney Motor Co. 1654 Farnam HKl’ENHAHI.K I'SKP CAHS ANhRKW MCKPlir A SONS I 4 H> .1 ACKSMN ST \ T 4IM HUDSON i ouring, late model and in at* • client condition. Guaranteed, .''i o today. Guy I.. Smith 1922 FiilUt roadster, with slip on bode terms to reaponeihie party*. Call \\ i ■ USFD parte for all makea of car Ford need pa.-ta at half price Two wrecking planta. Nebraska Auto Parle .1 t 4111 VN>K1> roadster 1 922 In perfect shape >176 cash --r terms, Willy* «Wetland, In. i 6 7 Fn mam B1 Ol l.KliAMl 3 paaarnger coupe, one year ■ | ' l |U tha way Cash ot • Willy Overlaml i gmam st FORI DODGES—BFlCKs "701 A. 24th._Tel M K >oyo • "HI* i'OlTF. 1923 will trade for good i Ford, open car. Call \\ F 4 •',> 1 I take* u Ha. 1M _ AUTOMOBILES._ Automobiles for Sale. 5 FORD coupe. 1923 model. fi\e good lire*, large lock wheel and other extra*. IIh* had \*ry good care. Owing to change hi plans rnuat dispose of thin car at once. Will sacrifice for only J17R. Might con eider arranging e.rnte terms. K 613. Trucks for s;«i* . \ RECEIVER'S PALE. USED TRUCKS. Many sizes and makes—terms and trade—real low prices. RECEIVER TRUCK A TRACTOR CORPORATION 1310 Jackson. THE following motor trucks priced down to bed rock: O. M. O., 1 ton, late model, pneumatic tires. J-’ord 1 ton truck. ftepubMc 1*4*2 ton, rebuilt. Chovrolet 1 ton, nearly new. ANDREW MURPHY A PON. 61 years In business. 14th and Jackson. ONE-TON truck, completely overhauled; equipped with ?dake body, enclosed cab and pneumatic tires; ready for work; easy term? bargain. $400. NEHRAhKA-OLDSMOmLH <!O. rail Hurdi. k. AT. 1770 204* Farnam St. ONE to three-ton used trucks, terms can ho arranged. International Harvester Co. Of America, 714-16 3. 10th St. FIRST CLASS coal truck, cheap for cash. 50 9 Jones St. Auto Accessories Parts. 9 IN ST A N T ELECTROLYTE. Guaranteed to recharge any ba»tery In serviceable condition. Will not freeze In the coldest weather and it will not sul phate plate. For sale in filling stations and gar.iiiM, or ^ phone WK 1&Q5. USED parts for ail makes of cars. 60 to 75 per cent off list prices, two wreck ing plants. 1016 Harney, HA. 4931. and 2205 i.’ijnilng. AT. 1970. Service Station—Repairing. 10 INDUSTRIAL AUTO MACHINISTS. Ravfleld oarbureton and Eisernann mag neto service. AT. 2550. P. MELCHOIRS A SON. 417 3 1ITH. ~ _ BUS IN K S a skR VICE. Business Services Offered 13 JAMES ALLAN’S Detectives. Expert secret service. 311-312 Nevilia B'nck. AT. 1136. HAULING— Ashes and rubbish removed, ind«*r». best prices on coal. \V E. 6506. RELIABLE Detective Bureau. Sunderland Bldg. JA 2056; wight. KE. 3811. We trim trees, hedges and grapes. KE. 5 4 5 3._ SAWS filed, keys made. 1404S Douglas. Building Contractors. 14 LOW PRICES on toil it combinations lavatories, sinks, bath tubs, range boilers. New goods. MORRISON LUMBER A COAL CO.. Millinery—Dressrr.aKing. 17 ACCORDION, aide knife, box pleating, covered buttons; all styles; hemstitching: buttonholes. Write Id^al Bu**on A P.eat ing Co., 31.'* Brwn Block. Omaha. Neb.. Telephone JA. HI*. NTH. 'BLEATING «<*. Hems*.t< hlng. Covered Buttons. -8n4 Harnam Second floor. JA. S€70 Moving—Trucking—Storage. 18 FIDELITY STORAGE A VAN col ; MOVING PACKING ! STORAGE SHIPPING Household goods, plan os. office furniture • no:-!! upward st.ja. "us «Tc>RDON’S FIREPROOF WH8E A VAN -It North 11th St. Phone Ja. 3032; mov ing. I -irk nt, ini; p:ng. «;i/)BE van and storage PACKING. MOVIN'*, SHIPPING STORING Estimates furnished AT. 0220 or JA. 4331. BEKINS OMAHA VAN A STORAGE. I8th and Leavenworth Sn. Fa'-k-ng. mov ng. storage, shipping. JA 4If3 BASEMEN i'S cleaned, rubbish and ashes luled. . • n tri; . k JA. 32fS Painting and Papenng. 19 ATTENTION—Hotel. apartment and home ownera. Special prica on wallpaper. jeperhaDfing. Fred Tarks. AT. 7401. J>i A. "1M. PAPER HANGING and painting, work guaranteed Pal! WE, 1633. PAINTING, papering. Ft rat-c la sa work. Winter bargains. JA. (&&0 FOUR rooms decorated for price of three 'nr limited time W. C. Luker WE. 4ISt. Patent Attorneys.20 J. W. MARTIN. 1JU Dt are. Room I0». •>maha. also Washington double service, •>*»*•* fee Ai*o help se ! patents. Printing Stationery. 21 I 'UMMEKCIAL PRINTINc. Kddv Print.->g ' '■» . 21? South 1 "t h St. .1A 606* Professional Service. 22 PKNTISTHT. All kind* of dental work d <ne. under the careful aunerv .* on of professors, at the Creighton University College of Dentistry, corner 26th end California street*. Take Harney. Cuming or Cr,?stown car. Repairing. 23 USED and new sewing machines. Sew ing machine* and victrolas rara.red Rent ma hmes. $1 per week: f? per mo. MI KKL .\FUSIC HOUSK. Dth »r 1 H*»r:fiA T. 4 361. 1'HONOURAPR and sewing roach, repalr tf. Nothing to *♦> 1 but service Miller, Sit ^ UP .?v r 14 7 MX. 1»<< evenings Renovating and Dyeing. 24 •■MAH A PILLOW CC». — Mattresses made over In new ticks at half the price of new tine*. S Pu ? Cum me JA 24*7 _EMPLOY MF.NT. Help Wanted Female. 27 LADIES—Learn beauty culture. Wonder ful business. l.et us show you u sure isy way to make big tuouey or a chance to ha>r jour own shop. Short course onapletee Day or evening. Call or write for catalog Molor College. 10* S. 16th. Help Wanted Male. 28 graduate, either a young man >' woman. *>r a teacher with a good record but w.ih • >ut a school, m out representative in a mwn near Omaha. Average salary la li.'e per month Thorough Instruction* free in Lincoln. Fteaee send immediately xour qualification* to James E. 8tronka. Man sger. Johnson County Bank Building. Iowa City. Iowa. lUSLlABLR men xx anted everywhere to distribute free sample*, booklet*, etc fur Nation*] advertisers N selling Tear around work No experience ot capital necessary Fermanent business Write ! quickty enclosing stamps for contract ami details Nat nal Vlatrlbutera Association. X. Vaulin* St.. Chicago. 111. H.VHBKHlNt) U a splendid business. We teach you quickly, day or ewmug. place >‘*u in gn>d job. shop of your ow n or tr.-«\el and eee th© world Karn white i* .«rning. Call or wmte for catalog. '1 o’er Berber College, 109 S 15th St MI \ VVWTINO IVMTIONs! Firemen. brak.*men, colored train or sleep ing • ir porters write for application blank. Katperlence unneceaaarx Kt**t class roads. No strik: N.ime position «»mo>l In er Hailwav I>ept. 440. Indianapolis Imi KI.KOTKIC1TY taught by exper s. Karn xxhile > ou learn at home Electrical bonk and proof lessons free. Satisfaction guar «nte*d and position secured Write to : Ft w nerr C kc, r 144 Ixwrci * Ave , Chicago _ It a fiet e f t\ e. » $ u <k!\ t r • el ■ r vrot I . experience unnecessary. \marlcan Betocllve Agency. 1?9 Columbia. St T.ouie. 'll M l V. women, box a glr'a to 45. w ’Irg to accept government positions. #117 lo'ft ttraveltng or stationary), wtite Mr Oxment. Hi St, l.ou a. Mo., immedi ately. HK an ad writer end publicity expert .i.'in our service \ dignified, good p*\ | modem iu ofosaion Art* ,k Craft fi m s«rx ire. Kai«uiaaxnx, Mich Hrl|i Wanted Male <V Ftmil*. TWISTS* Add material-y to ' our income by typing author* manuscripts Free de ’ xtled Information nn to<ju**t It J 1 irnet, Auth. Ac re Tx xpncag, Ua EMPLOYM ENT ^__ Salesmen and Agents. 30 SA I.ESH EN: Only on* sale dad* mrnni $2t»0 per tnonth' nVB Wld, $1 606 ni'.*r\f,h | !> ' Main or aide-line. Marvdoii' n* w 3-lb. adding machine. U< taii.u 11 #.0(’ W ork. e<) ua4n $300 machine Add*. subtract*, multiplies, dWidea, automatI* a tty Speedy, af'-urat*-. durable, huti'l umc. Five year I guarantee Tremendous demand Amaz ing profit*. Writ# quick ft r liberal trial offer and protecied territory l,igh»ning •alculator Co., Dept 39, Drand JUppide, Mich. SAT.FSM EN— Before you de^M* finally «*.• our tailoring line. Heat fitting, richest looking, mnde to measure, guaranteed «'iit«* and top coatp (moth proofed), only $1i 50 and $23 GO; a« tual $3:,-$'*o xalues; ■ omml»aion and bonus; $40 to $30 veei.|y caay. Tailoring experience unnecessary. Outfit shipped for free fxarnirul ton. Wholesale Direct Tailor*. Dept. 8*10, JJuf falo, N. Y. _ dDAIi AGENCY OPPORTUNITY $106,000 long established successful whnle ■ ale coal corporation making all ship ment* direct from mlnea at lowest price* offer* exclusive agency. Experience tin ncrofiaary. limited capital essential to meet our requirements. Money making possibilities absolutely without limit. Boylston Coal Co., 3680 Racins Ave., • ’hb-.ago. AdEXTS—Spare time work to promote rrl.glous education In the home ami dis tribute religious literature. We need an intelligent man or woman In each com munity. If you have any *par«* time uriie us for Information. We pay liberal ly. No previous experience required, i nlversal House, 16$ Winslos Build mg, Philadelphia. RQOr tKMKM. Salesman tn sell roof cement and paint to the Industrial end other consumer trade To the man desirous of establish ing a permanent, profitable connection on commission bans with liberal drawing ac count we will give personal training. Armstrong Paint and Varnish Works, 135© South Kllhourn Ave., Chicago. SALESMEN—Tailoring We w?nt 6'. good men to earn $75 to $100 weekly. Our Una contains 220 all wool suitings retailing $26 to $47 50. Your commission $5 to $9.50 per suit in advance Biggest value line in America. Big 6x9 swatch outfit fr»e. Reference* required. Write R E. Ferrin, Mgr. 2315 Warren Ave , f'hkago, AGENTS—Large corporation wants a serv ice ma.i In every town to pas* up its sign* on s'orekeepers’ windows. Excellent op portunity for reliable party. No experi ence necessary. We also have atfrsttlv# T ropoaition for agents and e*b**enen. •iuarantee Sign Service, 161 W. Superior, Chicago. SALESMEN—Wanted by middle wist pro ducer of foods, experienced detail sales man. acquainted w.th the grocery and eli»_at*B«en trade in Omaha Expect to >arrv stocks Advise salary desired, psst experience, age, references. Y-2549, Oma ha Bee. SPECIALTY salesmen can make not less than $25 daily during n*xt 9^ days, which is your dull season In order to save time, want first < lass men only who are accus tomed to earnings of over $' '00 per \ear. Write quick Mo*to Guild Mfg. Co., 6710 Armitage A c . Chicago. ■SALESMEN: Tailored '-aps—$100 per wk. every wk. Sell Mansfield Measure-Mad# caps direct to rearers; business men. car owners, apt amen, et Write- for spring sample outfit and free cap off Mansfield Cap Makers. Dept 154. <' m innatf O. AGEXTR-t-Bie *laily cash income selling "Taylor" made-'o-measure ■ aps direct tm wearer. Demand great All wool. Guar anteed values. Big v e*. f season s'arting. i •territory Writ# quick for *am rde outfit Tsylor <"ap Manufacturers, !*.;• 9 »*incinnatl. Ohio. SALESMEK—P'dellne men makfr.r small •'■wrs New idea, no sale: no collection: no samples te carry; $r. romralsaion raid on each frlal order taken Rtsi* line carri- I rnd territory covered Ju' iity & Hons '.To . 7 • E. 40m S? . Chicap TAILORING salesmen, weekly salary, big ger commissions, all wool, better tailored • t! i e«, $33 • express prepaid. In Ion made. AmericK's greater* m«n*r making i.ne Grev Western Tailoring Co., pio neer* for 3ft years. Chicago. ^ GENTS—You can make $75 to $!*>ft a week selling our big line of 150 article*, used constantly in esery home Write u*; we will send > ou our hand*-"** f 3 f> sample case outfit on, trust. Federal Ptfre Food Co . 2303 Ar> b»r Ave . Chu ago AGENTS. M - n wan d n th s t°T©sry %r> 1 *ndle quick seL’.ng ci'o specialty. Ev ery car owner a prospeoi B C. Hall • •iearetl $3,125 in one month. For particu lar* wjite Stransky Co., Dept. 2272. Puk w*n*. S Dak.__ EVERYBODY need* food. Our plan g:-. *>s customer better quality and lower prices. Representatives wanted. $100 a week and free automobile. Writ# quick American Products Co-. 2616 Amer* an B.dg. Cfcn r • n * ■ f», SALESMAN—Vnusual opportunity for first class man selling most complete lift# o :s »nd gr**as*a direct from refiners: estab lished 41 years. Experience this line un necessary. Liberal eommi.u;o». Y-254*, < >maha Bee. SELL Madison Better Mads sfcirts <Lreo» from our factory to weare-. No capita! or experience required. Easily ao!d. B g profl’s WRITE FOR FREE SAMPLER. MADISON MILLS. 603 Broadway. New York City. AGENTS—Become representative, large concern. Establish yourself permanently. Simp] tied method se’irg shc*« Factory to wearer. Your daily profit* large. Apply fmmtedateiy. STYI.B-AP.^H bHOEH C1n< nnalt. •SALESMEN: Ir*rp*rienc*d or ewperl -nced, o»ty or traveling. Wr *e for FREE ' t*o«>k. Modem Salesmanship " Bfs* de riand for me*. Earn IS.500 to S \* • yearly. Address: Notional Salesmen a Tr. Assn Dept. 40f, Chicago. ^ SALESMEN wanted: making email for complete line of sale* board a. Ai* or (pert time. Avr-aer* coinn ««■ n — . pa d also on repeat*. N a- s Cgmpauy. ' j *221 Havenswood Are, Chi ago. j WANTED—City salesman experienced »n selling office supplies, good opoo-tonity j for right man. Send references Kmdrfcs JleLamy Stationery Co., Corner l«th and | stout- Denver. t j AGENTS—$* datlv taking *-der« Ar* • Thomas Guaranteed Hosiery: IT different kinds; latest styles and colors. Tour site I m free outfit of sample pairs Thomas Mfc Co Mill 0*4. I>£> c y Qh’o. AGENTS—Big profits. Genuine gold leaf w ndow letters, anyone c-on ptii .up. Scripts and AT varieties. Cnauoiidated * cn Letter Co, €32 S. Peart era St., Chi • a go _ S A I. K3\fA N**-Lif htatn r strange battery compound. Charges discharged better eg nstantlv Eliminate# old tnethe4 entirely. Gallon free to agents. UghUung Co. L»e# Moines, la. AG ENTS--ISO-lies week. A moist _«ub c nt*. 2d per rent comir. Guerarteed genuine gold letter* for store window*. Easily applied Metallic Letter Co.. « I N Clark. Ohioss*._ _ AGENTS -|100 weekly. r*!e«*ant w- «*k, appointing local agents to introduce Mother Hubbard Fcods, no eanvaaeire. *<« delivering, tio money Invested. tn’hout > 2 tpany. !€• Ccna-es*. Chicago, HALCTM1N: |5e dal’.r made by beer spew. 1*5 weekly and expense* guaranteed * gainst commissions. All ret*. I'ept. IS. Main Specialty Co . Cedar Hap* tde, Iowa. GOODYEAR MViJs CO. I*-C Geodvear BMg . Kansas City, Mo , :* making an offer to send a handsome raincoat free ta one person In each locality ah « .1 recommend It to friend*. Write tods' FREE trial Skinkurv* for akin <11 — ain 11 r i. or send SOo for one bo* or $: for I In****, satisfaction or money refunded. fttrseu sor.’s l*ruf Store, JiOJ Riv. Avt., Minna spoils. Minn. \(}| NTS—1 mike tbs best c'.-'rebate h*i*a and chewing gum. Re mjr a cent. ha * ' ho.It will bujr from you Wr'te todnv, * ^V**^*^** Milton Gordon. C .n? . AOKNT3- —f K daily. Newest V'tcV.en tool. Every woman use* 2,-, ti;re» dail> Kksv seller. Big profit* Sample free. Tfco mag Vfa to. nesk 1F3*. l*a\ton, Ohio. SAT.KS dEN—Two aa 1 s tf . ar ft; tvl 9 a;iwrr>; * campaign pass you f?o a . »•. Knowledge cf radio unnecessary 7Vi*l •* sale* guaranteed Bo\ 4*7, Iowa Ci;\. i« SA1.KSMF.N- Brand new idrtrtlkiitf A dealers No competition F*c wptr. $1 1 w,.<%iv up. Monarch Ccmpa-.. « oUr R.ipid*. la A' 1E NTS m77 latest Ford 7 77777777 * * * » day ewsy No eomrefitlo* Man rr *• de line Quu k eeiler 11 t« O 'mv s Sa e* iY, 1A • iVriir , i . .. ' s \i KsmEN s;de ~77 kr.t sam; 7 it gh gr * » t en on > S: v cur *a er Ad\ert s g Nov* :> v'' N« « Iowa 1 h »iVi'. 'H a tV • n s “77777m 7777. 77 ''ork ni capital obta n. \ »to. k a*\ . » ... \ issue* underwritten . » id A \ n . ’ -f * >ki, 71 No l.aSalle 8ui?e lr| s'Mo* go. ill 7 Ol'T of the rut fl?d sufficient b arn privilege tiding Dept. Is. I'auJ Km.-. lit Broad wav N \ Ail ENTS to sell our l.ife Ton:- Wonder ful medicine. R c repeater Big prcftui* 1 a Cassia t o . l'ept t: St 1 0«|g Jdo S ' ition* Wanted Female V'H Vll vrmit « stl.» V, t . .TT)~iTfTii ''T day Work in M ANTRtv- Bu id'e and ♦am*** wasv r.c cood re fere 11 oe* Call WK FAS? sVKNiklK apmuk want* post lion m inn all ^ 1 » r »> ,,iu *4 ____ FIN A NCIAF_ Business Opportunities „tj .NT »<ntn. . f . ... (.■n Via* .»r f*.t * “