Nebraska Newspapers

    ^ Mother Is Slain
for Whipping Son
Man Shoots His Common-Law
Wife After
Quarrel.
Lillian Hood was shot and killed
Friday night by her common law hus
band. Frank Owens, cripple, 2752
I.ake street. Owens was arrested near
the home by Pillbox Officers Schnei
der and Bean shortly after the shoot
ing and is charged with murder.
Owens Is said to have quarreled
with Mrs. Ilood last night over the
whipping of her 12-year-old son, Wil
liam Bryant, by him. After she had
announced that she was through with
him before James Scott, 2020 Charles
street, John Blackburn, 240(1 J.ake
street, and Hattie Franklin, 2307
South Twenty-seventh street, who
were present at the shooting. Owens
is said to have got a revolver and
started loading it.
"If you’re going to use that gun.
I'm going to call police.” said Mrs.
Hood. She sat in a chair opposite
Owens and started putting on her
shoes. Owens, according t5 Scott,
snot her as she straightened up after
tying the first shoe. The bullet en
tered above the heart.
Blackburn, Scott, and the boy, Wil
liam, are held as state witnesses.
Owens declared the slaying was acci
dental.
AH are colored.
^ Deputy Marshals Accused.
Washington. Feb. 9.—United States
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING
Notice Is hereby given that the regu
ltr annual meeting of the Stockholder!!
of the South Platte Lund Company will
be held at the office of said Company,
Hoorn 701. First National Bank Building,
Lincoln. Nebraska, at 11 o’clock A. M., on
the 6th day of March, A. D.. 1924.
C. H. MORRILL,
President.
TV. TV. TURNER.
Secretary Jk Treasurer.
V 4 -to-M-4-lnc
Marshal Snyder Friday suspended five
deputies pending Investigation of
the:r alleged complicity In violation
of the prohibition laws. The charge*
are understood to have been made
by the intelligence bureau of the
Treasury department.
The men suspended are John E.
Newman, Patrick H. Barteman,
Ernest ,T. Weaver, Charles II. Mar
shall and John J. Clarkson.
American Is Held
by Huerta Rebels
By Associated Frees.
El Paso, Feb. t.—Paul Ginther,
prominent mining man of El Paso
and Chihuahua, has been taken pris
oner by revolutionists under the com
mand of llipolito Villa and Manuel
Cliao and is being held for ransom,
according to word received in El Paso
today from Chihuahua.
! Ginther is the third of a trio of
Americans to be kidnaped by the A’il
la-Chao rebels. The other two are T.
J. MacKenzie, general manager of
the Eoquillas Power company, and
Amnion Tenney, superintendent of the
Helena mines in the Eamentos din-1
triet, near Jimlnez. Both men are be
ing held for ransom, officials of their
respective companies in El Paso have
been notified.
Mr. Ginther at the time of the re
ported kidnaping was in charge of his
mine at Edgargas, Chihuahua, near
Jiinlne*.
Beveridge Will
Speak in Chicago
,T. II. Beveridge, superintendent of
schools, will address the Association
of A'ouational Guidance at Chicago
February 22, in connection with a
meeting of superintendents.
He is to talk at the general meet
ing on "Status of the Superintend
ent." He will also speak during the
meetings on "Socializing the Schools”
and "Organizing Schools In the In
terest of Children.”
PUBLIC
iKo GRAIN STORAGE
IN CARLOAD LOTS
Ws arc operating three large, up-to-date terminal elevators in
this market—now at your service.
WE ARE IN POSITION TO ADVANCE REASON
ABLE AMOUNTS OF MONEY AT CURRENT
RATES OF INTEREST ON GRAIN IN STORAGE.
Write Us for Detailed Information
Updike Grain Corporation
Omaha, Neb.
A l»V F RTISEMT.NT.
ADVERTISEMENT.
DO YOU BET UP WITH A LAME BACK
Have You Rheumatism, Kidney, Liver or
Bladder Trouble?
Tain or dull ache In the back la]
often evidence of kidney trouble. It
is Nature's timely warning to show
you that the track of health Is not
clear.
Danger Signals.
If these dancer signals are unheed,
cd more serious rmull* are sure to
follow; kidney trouble in Its worst
form may steal upon you.
Thousands of people have testified
that the mild nnd Immediate effect of
.Swamp-Root, the great kidney, liver
and bladder medicine. Is soon realized
— that it stands the highest for Its re
markable curative effect in the most
distressing cases. If you need a
medicine, you should have the beat,
tame Back.
tame back is only one of many
symptoms of kidney trouble. Other
symptoms showing that you may need
Swamp-Root are, being subject to em
barrassltig and frequent bladder trou
blea, day and night, irritation, sedl
ment, etc.
I,ack of control, smarting, uric add
rheumatism, bloating, may bs loss of
flesh, sallow complexion.
Prevalency of Kidney Diseases.
Most people do not realize the
alarming increase and remarkable
prevalency of kidney disease. While
kidney disorders ore among the most
common diseases that prevail, they
are often the last recognized by pa
tients, who content themselves with
doctoring the effects, while the
original disease constantly under
mines the system.
Regular medium and large alze bot
tles at all drug stores.
Don’t make any mistake, hut re
member the name. Dr. Kilmer’s
Swamp-Root, and the address.
Binghemton. N. Y., which you will
And on every bottle.
SPECIAL NOTE —You may obtain a sample size bottle of Swamp-Root
bv enclosing ten cents to Ur. Kilmer & Co.. Binghamton, N. Y. Tills gives
you tho opportunity to prove the remarkable merit of this medicine. They
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Help Wanted Female. 27
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Situations Wanted Female.. Si
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Articles for Sale. 44
Farm and Dairy Products. 49
Good Things to Eat. 61
Homemade Things... .. 62
Household Goods. 62
Swap Column. .....A53
Wearing Apparel. €0
VA anted to Buy. 61
Rooms With Board... 92
Rooms Without Board............... • 63
Rooms for Housekeeping . 44
Rooms. Unfurnished........AM
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Funeral Notice* . .A
Vaults and Monuments .."
Funeral Directors .•'
Cemeteries . JJ
Florists .IJ
Card of ThanLa .F
I .o«lre Notices . *
( ominf Events . 3
Personals . “
A L TOM OBI I.Kb.
Automobiles for Sale .J
Automobile Agencies .J*
Motorcycles and Bicycles .*
Automobiles for Exchange .b
Auto Accessories, Parts .*♦
Service Mtatlon—Repairing .10
Auto Id very Garage .*1
ALTO I.IVEBY GARAGE.
Wanted—A utomoblles .12
BUSINESS SERVICE.
Business Mr vices Offered .13
Itiiildlng Contractors .14
Heating and Plumbing .JJ
Insurance . ]®
Millinery—Dressmaking .11
Moving—Trurklng—Storage .JJ
Painting aad Papering .10
Patent Attorney a .... .
Printing Stationery .;•
Professional Service .3*
Renovating and Dyeing .. 24
foundries ... .24 A
Tailoring and Presalng .-•
Banted—Business Service ...
EMPLOYMENT.
Help Wanted—Female . 33
Help Wanted—Male . 3*
Help Wanted—Male and Female.2J
talesmen and Agents ..*0
Situations B'anted—Female .-*1
situations B'anted—Male .3
FTNANCIAI
Busluess Opportunities . .jn
Investment*— Stocks—Bonds . 34
Real Estate laians .*4A
Money to Loan . •*;
Banted to Borrow .30
EDUCATIONAL.
Correspondence Courses . J'
f,4M'iiI Instruction ClasUss ..- »a
Musical—Dramatic ..
Ilanrlnc .
IVIratr I»«trurtlnn .*<;
Want.,!—ln.trortl.il .*»
IJVESTOCk.
I Ini*. Cats and Pets .
Horses. Cattle. Vehicle# .«
Poultry and Supplies .♦*
(A anted—I.lTrstoek .**
.MERCHANDISE.
Articles for Hale .<#
Business Equipment .h-’]
Building Material* .. • ..J"
rnrm and Hairy Fmducls . ■ J®
► u*l and Peel .. an
l.nml Things lo Eat .
Home-Made Things .
Bnnscheld tsoods . ■' V
s»»p I olumn ..63,;
Jewelry and Watches .
Machinery and Tonis .55
Heeds. Plants and Flowers .oh
Hpc lwls at the Mores .a?
ADVERTISEMENT.
Alkali in Soap
Bad for the Hair
Soap should bo used very carefully,
if you want to keep your hnir looking
its h»sf. Many soups and prepared
shampoos contain too much free al
kali. This dries the sculp, makes the
hair brittle, and ruins it.
The I test thing for steady use is
Mnlsifled cocoanut oil shampoo, which
Is pure end greaseless, and is better
than anything else you can use.
Two or three tcaspoonfuls is suf
ficient to cleanse your hair and sculp
thoroughly. Hjmply moisten the hair
with water and rub It in. It makes
an nbundance of rich, creamy lather,
which rinses out easily, ycmovlng
every particle of dust, dirt, dandruff
and excess oil. The hair dries quick
ly and evenly, and it leaves the scalp
soft, and the hair fine and gllky,
bright, lustrous, fluffy, wavy, and
easy to manage.
You can get Mulslfled cocoar.ut oil
shampoo at any drug store; It Is in
expensive and a few ounces will sup
ply every member of the family for
monthB.__
Child's Tongue Shows
if Bilious, Constipated J
Give “California Fig Syrup”
Even Cross, Feverish, Sick Children Love its Taste and it
Never Fails to Empty Little Bowels
When constipated, bilious, irritable, list
less, or full of cold, your little one needs a
tcaspoonful of “California Fig Syrup” to
quickly start liver and bowel action. In a
few hours you can see for yourself how thor
oughly it works the sour bile and undigested
'ood right out ar.d you have a well, playful
thild again.
Millions of mothers keep “California Fig
Syrup” handy. They know a tcaspoonlul
today saves a sick child tomorrow. It never
cramps or overacts. Ask your druggist for
genuine “California Fig Syrup”- which has
directions for babies and children of all ages
printed on bottle. You must say "California”
or you may get an imitation fig syrup!
U.AS^IHCATION*._
\tnaa iiift suggest ions .»<A
Musical Instruments .38
Radio Equipment .39
Wearing Apparel .941
Wanted to Buy .91
ROOMS FOR KENT.
Room* With Board . 8?
Rooms Without Board ....,9.°.
Rooms for Housekeeping . 84
Rooms. I nfurnished .8-1A
Snburbnn Board .8.*.
Where to IHne .84*
Where to Stop In Town .87
W'anted—Rooms and Board . . . 8«
REAL ESTATE—FOR RENT.
Apartments—Furnished .89
Apartments—t'nfurnished . 7r
Business Places for Rent .H
Houses for Kent .7.*
Houses, Furnish'd . 7*'
Off lees and Pesk Room . *3
Ont-of-Town Property .74
suburban for Rent ?’•
trimmer Place for Rent .78
W'anted to Rent .77
REAL ESTATE—FOR SALE.
Business Property .78
Real Estate—Investments .78A
Farms and land* for >ale ..79
City Acreage for Rale .79A
Houses for «i»l« .89
Houses—North . 8’
Houses—South .*.8'*
Honors—West .83
llonaes—Benson .81
For Sale—Pumice . 8.‘
For 8al«^— Florence *'
For Sale—Council Bluffs .81
Lo*s for Sal*. . 8H
Real Estate for Kseliiii.gr .8<»
Wanted—Real Estate ..99
AUCTIONS.
Auction Rale* .91
Real Estate at Auction ..9‘!
ANNOUNCEJV1KNTS.
Funeral Notices. A
ALT.UOOD—M'S. T.la. «■ J!>. Sh, Is sur
vlved by her husband end two brothers.
Fred Yorty. Tekamah, Neb, and J. Ilea
p**r of Omahn.
Funeral Monday afternoon from resident
of D. O. Piper, 1923 Km met St , at 2:0
p. m. Tnter’rmni Forest Lawn cemetery.
Gentleman Mortaari In chi -
Vaults and Monuments. B
"Automatic Reeling-’ concrete burial vault®
recommended by all leading undertake
Mfg. by Omaha Conc rete Burial Vhult < 'o
Funeral Directors. C
HF1AFET A- HEAFJST.
Uundertakera and Kmbalmera
Phone HA. 0• »i5. Office '2611 Fatnam
(ESTABLISHED SINCE 1**2) _
KOR1SKO FUNERaTa HOME.
22d and O S*s. 1250 S. 13th Sr
MA. 06? 0, AT. 1*73
CRANE MORTUARY CO.
CONDUCTED BY J. A DIES ONLY
516 S. 20th Ht. AT. 3069 and AT. 3*90
O. O. HAYNES FUNERAL HOME
8920 N. 24th St. KI1. 0257
DUFFY A: JOHNSTON.
811 S. 32d, new funeral home. HA. 0417 j
BRAILEY A DORRANCE.
3128 CUMING ST.. JA. 0620.
HOFFMANN AMBULANCE
Dodgt at 24th. Funeral Director®. JA. ltd
H. JL KRAMER FUNERAL HOME.
6819 AFilitary A\e. WA. 6314.
JOHN A. GENTLEMAN,
3411 Farnam 8u
TAGGART & .SON
8213 Cuming 8t. JA. U714.
IIUL8E A R1KPEN.
Funeral directors. 2224 Cuming. JA. 1226
N. P. SWANSON. 17TJI AND CUMING
Quiet, Dignified Supervision.
CROSBY-MOORE
24th and Wirt. WK. 004?j
Cemeteries. D
WEST LAWN CEMETERY.
Dur convenient payment plan 1* apprrt ;at j
»rd when family lot is required Telephone]
WA. 0820. WA. 4160. AT. 1979 and our!
free closed car will call for you. Courteous
»#rvlce. Perpetual care. Cemetery 5Sth and
• ’enter st®. Beautiful, convenient.
FOREST LAWN!
320 acre®. Perpetual car- Office *?
the cemetery. North 40th St. and Forest
Lawn Ave.. and 720 Braudel® Theater
Ride
Florist*.K
ROGERS Florist. 24th Fainam, JA. 34<»<i
JOHN BATH. 1 *•» I F;irn*ni. JA
Personals.3
THE SALVATION Army industrial boina
solicits your old clothing, furniture, maga
zines. \S e collect. We distribute. Phone
JA 4115 and our wagon will call. Call
and Inspect our new borne. 1110-1112-1114
Dodge Street._
WILL take ag«d. mental or chronic In
valida In my home ‘MU WA. 4 292
Writ® 403 Sunderland Bldg.
Proatatlc trouble* treated without surgery
or drug® Dr. C B. Hunt. W H Bldg
Theatrical historical mw-ju® costumea lot
play® and parties at Listen’®. Omaha
FOR SCIENTIFIC massage, call WA
4 29*._
MASSAGE TREATMENT.
210 N 17TH ST
Lost and Found. 4
STOLEN.
Stolen from Howard Brother® of Litch
field, Neb. one bay horse, about 10 >e»ra
old; weight about 1.000 lb# ; foretop
clipped; had saddle on when stolen. A
reward of 175 will be paid for the rt
turn of the horao and $100 reward for
conviction of tbi*f
Notify J. A. Thrallklll, sheriff, I.oup
City, Neb.____
WRI8T watch, lost betweei# Brands!* and
Burges-Naah. M. C. K. JA. _ 1827.
^^AUTOM qb n, esT_
Automobiles for Sale. 5
ford courr. date mu dpi., five
GOOD TIRKS. SUN V17.0R, 1IASSI.ER
SHOOK ABSORBERS. A -l M El’ll AN*
ICAI.I.T, VtU. TRADE FOR FORM
ROADSTER OR I’OSRIBI.T A TOUR
ING. TERM*. *:«6. HA. «i:».
T hav# a 1922 coup® that I would
like to sell Immediately. My car
l® In • gcellenr shape, would Ilk#
to «®t In touch with someone who
haa a Ford roadster or touring
with a trade In view Would slsd
give terma to right person. Call
Kenwood 2667.
hi* ford touring
DEMOUNTABLE RIMS. 1CXCBL
I.KNT TIKKH A N l > l'"P. MO
TOR JUST OVERHAULED. WILL
SKI L FOR $60. Wtf 4: 02.
EXCLUSIVE CO I NTT AGENTS
Wmt^d t<» aall automobile* E«< eptfonal
\y liberal rommlaalon. Appoint »ul» gg*ti'n
A rail mnn*1' -iiuKliiti op port W'> Re
qqlrva on1' about $1,000 for »» teal bum
nan of vour nv n. Don’t write uAh
ole to do bualnce* tit I your county hov
Write oi wire BUhti Motor Co. Itueb
Temple, Chicago.
Ill I‘HON SPEEDSTER M <»T ‘ E L M
fn i-m rlli'tu condition. Recently painted,
tier •oirtulna, equipped with bumper*,
aunt I Rht Ready to rirlv«» away. It.
Ulfior u"od uae«| inr valuer
OMAHA II PI ISON ESSES COM PANT
Harney at 2Hth Hi Phone \T. ..ti*l
1*?$ CHEVROLET coupe, neat Ion In the
<■ 11* . lint been run I-limn •,.noo mile*.
T» tire* abnw pracl lew II' no wear. Hum
«■ ■t i f tual
11inn*. Call 1IA. $"$i‘ for domonatratIona.
I'll KVIli ILET * i il PI i 'id' t mi . ""'I
tnllr*. rent* t paa*o tiRera. Equipped with
every fie** aaory »itner Rood toed ear
ililea. bargain for buelncaa or plena
ure.
«i NT A 11 \ HUDSON EtHES Ct»MP\NT
Darn. at t.f.th M. Phone \ I' . "i. .
USED CARS
O. N. Ih'iiliey Minor Co.
2t>f.4 Fame in
Id.l" MiARV.E USED t \T:S
ANDREW MU RPIIV A SONS
I 11 A JACK SuN ST h I |*
iI|ent condition. Gum i aid c«d. Sr* today.
Guv u Stullh,
LORDS IHIDGEM m i« It M
. Al s m, Tel Mt I flint.
limits fur Snlc.
to tbraa ton uaed truck a a an
ha arranged International Darvratar Co.
| of America. 714- H S. lOtlt bl
_AUTOMOBILE^._
Automobiles for Sale. 5
FORD ROADSTER. l.ATE 1923
MODEL. EQUIPPED WITH
THE ORIGINAL TIRES \NP
THEY SHOW VERY LITTLE
WEAR STARTER AND DE
MOUNTABLE RIMS. LARGE
LOCK WHEEL. PAINT h'X
THA GooD. IN FACT. LOOKS
LINE A |\‘.W VA R THE
PRICE IS US5. HA 206C
FORD SEDAN. LATE 1922 MOD
EU FOUR NEW TIRES, GOOD
SPARE, LOCK WIIEfEL, UP
HOLSTERING LIKE NEW.
THIS CAR HAS BEEN THOR
OUGHLY RECONDITIONED
AND IS PERFECT MECHANI
CALLY. $386. HA. 2969.
$100.
1921 FORD—AN HONEST TO GOOD
S' ESS \ AUK. I N EXCELL K \ 1’
SHAPE. GOOD TIRES. WILL SELL
THIS CAR AT A HUGE SACRIFICE.
CALL MARKET. 4 208.
$100. /*
Auto Accessories Parts. 9
INST A N r F.LECTIP if.YTE.
Guaranteed to re barge «nv battery In
serviceable ronditlon. Will not freeze In
I ha coldest weather and it will not sul
phate plate. For sale in filling atations
and garagM, or phone WE. 1966.
USED for nil iiiHUea of cara, 60
to 7 5 per cent off list price*, two wreck
ng plant*. 1016 Harney. HA. 4931. and
2205 I’uuiing AT. 1 970.
CLOSED bodies of sll kinds built at
Pfeiffer.*. 2625 Leavenworth.
Service Station—Repairing. 10
INDUSTRIAL AUTO MACHINISTS.
Ra field earbtirefon and Elaemann mag
neto aervire. AT. 2560.
P, MEl/'IH >1RS A SON 417 S 1>TH.
S IN^ESa^S EJ^VI C E.
Business Services Offered. 13
JAMES AJ.DAN'S Detective. Exp.rt .ecret
service 31 1-312 Noviln* B'nck. AT. 1136.
HAULING Ash * and rubbish removed,
cinders, best prices on coal. V K 5308.
RELIABLE Detective Bureau. Sunderland
Bldg. JA 2056; Wight, KF, 3911
SAWS filed, keys made 14141$ Pooglaa.
Building Contractors. 14
LOW PRICES on toilet combinations,
lavatories. ainka, bath tuba, tange boiler*
New goods.
MORRISON LUMBER & COAL CO.
'.'d and Paul S‘.a. ME 5561
Millinery—DressmaKing. 17
A tJCOR L* IU N, aid*-. knlf®. box pleating.
' over- -1 buttons; al! hemstitching:
buttonholes. Writ® !<!»•« I Button A pleat*
inp t"o . 30* Bn.’n Block. Omaha. Neb.
Telephone -IA. H3f.
N MB. PLEAT I NO GO.
Iferaat;• <hing. t'ovared Button®.
18f*4 Fa main. Second fio«••*. JA. £670
Moving—Trucking—S‘orage.18
FIDELITY BTORAOK * VAN CO.
MOVING PACKING
STOrtAGK SHIPPING
Houe« bold goods, office furniture, auto®.
Son ««ol Id ate curs >o Los AngH-s and other
California point®.
1107-11 HOWAKIi SI JA- 0233,
c.loui: van and stoka«;k
PACK I Ni* MOVINt A SHIPPING STORING
t >Mu nt» i4 furtnah-d AT. 0230 or J A. 4331
BLKINH OMAHA VAN A- BTORAOK.
16th arid Leavenworth die P;. King, root
ina. atura®- . ■ fitnpi * g ■■ A 4 1 f 1
i; I Milinvy HRF.PRf >0 '•* WH8K. A VAN
21J North 11th St. Phon* I A. 3022; mov
ing. Hacking, storage, anlpping
\l<i\ IN*; md hauling «*f ®ll kind®. IMi-tnn
jiuck. Pricva reasonable. Bud Ray. \VK.
i '
—I - |K T, „ rM rs r
1 OLD RECIPE
Sage Tea and Sulphur Turns
Gray, Faded Hair Dark
and Glossy.
.Mill'.'* everyone knows tl. it Sago
Tea nnii Sulphur, properly compound
id. brine* kick the natural color and
lustre to the hair when faded, streak
ej or gray. Years ago the only way
to get this mixture was to make It at
lionte. which was mussy and trouble
some.
Nowadays we simply s*k at any
drug store for "Wyeth’s Sage anil Sul
phur Compound.” You will get a large
bottle of this old time recipe Improved
by the addition of other ingredients, at
very little cost. Kverybody uses this
preparation now. he -ause no one can
possibly till that you darkened your
hair, ns It does it so naturally and
evenly. You dampen a sponge or soft
brush aith it and draw this through
your hair, taking one small strand- at
t time; by morning the gray hair dis
appears, and after another application
or two our hair becomes beautifully
dark, thick and glossy anil you look
years younger.
" AIM KKTIKF.MKNT.
Lift Off-No Pain!
iJMpRii i nun one mi; Drop n little
’ Krcoione'* c*n an aching corn, in
utanfly that corn Plop* hurting, then
hhortly you lift It right off with
linger*.
Your druggist sell* n tiny bottle of
I'VoPioni'" for a few rents, siirtl
r.ent to remove «*\ery hard corn, soft
corn or roi n between (he * and
ihe foot ralliiHf i. without mis or
Irritation
BUSIN ESS SER V ICE.
Painting and Papering. 19 i
ATTENTION—Hotel. apartment am!
home owners. Special price on wallpaper.
na pci hanging. Fred Parka. AT. 7401. MA.
<1101. ___
I’APKR hanging and painting, work
guaranteed. Call UK 1633.
Patent Attorneys. 20
• i. \V. MAIITIN. ITU Hedge, Hoorn 'JM9.
Omaha. also Washington: double service.
‘■Ingle Also help sell patents
Printing Stationery. 21
I 'Jl’.llKIlClAI. Krinti.m:. l;.ldy I'rlnt njj
■ io. :i: .suutii ntli si, .1*.. :.o:..y.
Professional Service. 22
DKNT1STHY.
All kitids of dental work done, under the
careful supervision of professor*, at t lie
Creighton University College of Dentistry,
jcoi ro-r 36th and California street -. Take
Md’u- Qnm:ng ,0 ■ qhMowii r,ir.
Repairing. 23
USED and now sewing machines. Sew
ing machines and vietrolaa repaired.
Rent machines, II per week; S3 per mo.
MICKKL AfLSlC JIOLSE.
! ■’ h and llinn y. AT. 4361.
Renovating and Dyeing. 24
OMAIIA rii.KuW CO - Feat tiers re no* j
anil 1 i;m|h up in new feather-proof]
ticking. 1907 Cuming. JA >467.
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Help Wanted Female. 27
\\ A NT ED- ■ Teacher or high school grad
uate for summer month*, average salary
*150 per month; will work in town iii
•;<Hctn Nebraska. When given position
you will be prepared for it for a week
at our expens** in Lincoln: opportunity for
advancement after Mimimi Addri-s LoU
It. IP etm-r. lJox 14 48. Lincoln, Neb.
WOMEN—Splendid profit fu lling * orae-t -
twin, a 7iew corset brassiere insuring com
plete figure control; absolutely comfort;
corre* t supootf ar d mcdlsli lince. Many
women average more than $50 weekly.
We teach you how. Write or *eo Mia.
la*flter 1,. Kindi*"- 622 Omaha Loan A
Building Assn Bldg Omaha AT. 0578.
UK a Beauty Specialist It pays well.
Easy and refined work. Big demand f..r
our gradual eg. Positions waiting Short
■ ours* Day or evening. Inquire Mokr
1'ollcge. J 09 S. 15tl» SI.
WANTED—Women to paint lamp shades
for us at home; easy, pleasant work;
whole or part time. Address Nikart Co,
*405. Kt. Wavm ind.
Help Wanted Male. 28
RELIABLE men wanted everywhere to
diet riLute fre* samples, bookl* ts. *t< . for
Nati, nail advertisers. No selling. Year
around work. No experience or capital
necessary. Permanent business. Write
quickly enclosing stamps for contract ard
d* tails National Distributers Association.
r>‘m?t x Paulina St . Chicago, 111.
MEN WANTING POSITIONS.
Firemen, brakemen, colored train or
sleeping car porters write for a; plication
blank. Experience unnecessary. First
class road*. No «trik*» Name position
warned inf er-Kailw ay, Dept. 6iQ. Jndi
h r a polls, Jn-1.
WANTED—A man who likes to handle
milk cows to take complete charge of Hol
stein herd In northern Wyoming. Man
must lie a good dry hand milker with ref
erences Equipment ail modern and liv
ing conditions right. Steady • inplovment,
goo-1 ways V-2552, Cmaiia Bee.
IKE you interested in a proposition pa>
-1'g two to five thousand yearly? Pleasant
outdoor work, selling trees, shrubs, roses,
etc. Commission weekly. New and up to
date methods. Brown Bros. Company,
Korhester. X Y Growers since 1*1*5.
ELECTRICITY taught by experts. Earn
while you learn at home Electrical book
end proof lessons free. Satisfaction guar
anteed and position secured Write to
«*hicf Engine* r Cooke. 2 iii I re nee
l ve . Chicago.
SALESMEN calling small town* sell laces I
and neckwear, sideline or full time; ?*. .1 |
• ommissioPs; state experience and i*-f
erettcaa. Moser Co, $7 4 Broad wav. Ne .v
York.
MEN ov*r I* Willing to travel. Make
see ret i*iv»r igatlons. Report- Salary
ar!«I expense, Experience unne*.-8s«r
'A t- .1 Gan or. Former Govt. Detective.
St. IsOMlS.
r KAHN Barber Trsdo—Day or evening.
• *ur system turns you out a good work
man able to command hie wag***,. High
est degrea of training given our post
graduates Fall or write, Moler Barbvr
• oiler- 1 s 15th
B1? s detective, $.*•' fter, weekly, travel
ov* r wirld * experience tinner e«*arv Imer
uian Detective Agency. 799 Columbia. St
Loui*.
ALL MEN. worner.. bo;, s. girls. 17 *0 (6.
udhre to s coopt government positions
fill - 925(1 (traveling or stationary) write
Mr Osraent. ISf 25L Louis. Mo., ‘immedi
ately.
MK\ w anted to qualify for firemen, bra^e
cien. Experien e Mtiric».**rv. Transports
’km furnished. T. McCaffrey. Supt . St.
L»»u*s.
1 llll.MKN. RrtAKHMKV Aer nnere ,1'.,
0 9: 0 (whfoti position-*) Railway. T
•>«*. "rnsha Bee
' EN wanting forest ranger raliwav mail
« I* rk an l other gov't, positions, writ*- for
. "•'r '• • •* M k: • - ). «.;* Denver. Cob*
Help Wanted Male 4 Female. 29
•'LERKA for government postal snd
■•ther good positions *1,400 $:.31*0 veariv
Experience unnecessary Full particulars
free by writing O. W. Robbins. Civil Setv
1. e Expert. 171 Burchell Bldr . Wash
TYPISTS—Add materially to your income
t-y typing authors manuscripts Fr*e d«*
tailed information on request. R. .T.
I'Arvm \ vi r h>.-s' Agent. Tallapoosa. Ga
Salesmen and Agents. 30
'
SALESMAN WANTED
C*r,» enters manufacturer of Womens
sod .Childrens Knit Underwear wants
first cls»s mm te sell I ha 11ns direct to
tha retail trad# In the slates of Nehrssks
snd Kin.ii en a atralaht commlsalon
basis Must hsva At references. Msr be
••srrled ii s side I'ne. T r»;.t. Omaha
Bee.
>\1 KSMHN Refers )ou dr <ls finally
*•«* our tailoring tins Bsat fitting, reheat
looking, made to measure, guaranteed
•inis and top cost a (moth proofed), only
ID # and $„•« 6". actual $35 $. xalues;
■ ttnitnloi'iii and bonus. $!•> to I'1 \e.kly
r‘k' 'la I*.ring eaperlencs unnecessary.
Outfit shipped for fre s examination.
'\ holt sale Direct Tailors, l*trU it*. Buf
falo N V.
'• \ I KiSM KN : I>lrect-to • ustoiner sales
men; Meres your chance clothing,
nun. sweaters. hosiery, pie* e good*.
I lnnktn, all wool dice*'! from grower in
user at unheard of price*. Take orders
N*» peddling. No capital. $*t> to $140
w*»klv <m.*> SHe* help*. Your pay Im
mediate M g iDimniMUiin W iil*< uu « k
W ooj Crowe*.s' Woolen Mills. Drp« . jt ^.4
Hisnkinfon Ac.nl*. Milwaukee \\ ,n
AUKNTH— 4*re*tyet opportunity, "*‘l.lfe of
" oodronr Wilson'' hr Josephus Daniel*
> v. Navy, ttssot late of fmn.er | **!.|«-nt.
Rig book, handsomely illustrated, |<ow
I |*i'Ice, best tr 1 *u* to agent- Credit given
Send f*»r fie*, outfit at on* e. make money
I laat Authorship is guarani*.* .f ant hen
i ir*11y Cnlvernal Mouse. \N melon Ring . 1
Rhlladrlphla I'a
J4 4T*KNMKN ■—If you waul to end the
etling grin.I and own a profitable bust
uesa in 'our home town investigate our
proposition If* new ih* field 1* un
limited and expanding daily, while the
- ii*i tig posall lit Isa will «sion tab you Kl
perle e **nne< • - *11 r v Slon.rker Nah a C»> ,
lie Mlvd t >* V >ig . 1 r *
\CKNTS li-'g.* corporation wants a
••tv o man In every town to paste up Us
*>gna on Morekrcpet * w tr doxy * Kxcel
lent opportunity for te'tiHle partx No
" xpe* i.'iii e ne« • tea * * \\ • also lave ;*l
t r a * live proposition for p «nts and salsa
. an linKANTKi SHIN MI.NI-C ;«|
W Superior, Chicago
W A NT HD N Herman Mint l-.i • *• stito
oroblle. Nerd not l*e a wax from hum
nights In x mat) unafraid of herd work,
with d'lng experience in email town*
and <oiirrit» district* we offsr r ? p.w
orrte* high gratis selling ptxeitlon. paving
#el' $1 '*11 xv eeklx Nielson 4 )|t I'l-upMM,
I »«*e I. ... « Mr x eland. «»
1 NTIUN ktirti va aah
‘tally lhu*e In the bulhltlig Hue Wanted
H ctxcx* <x capable salesman to hand1,
our line of high grade and pupnlw nr . e*l
• alonri gr<* range* direct I.* tb* br'ding
tr ade tn omab'\ on * «*<mm*-t« i.«I »».*»•*.
\«tdt*'-« tire M**cK with « o (Hound i‘wk
folks), Dowaglac, Mb h
EMPLOYMENT._1
Salesmen and Agents. 30
SALESMEN.
• wing fo enlargement plan*/of our Pea
Moines brain h Jt24 operations, we have
fu • xt*dl«u' openings for first-claa*
xa Icemen to sell our complete line of :♦«
Win/. Auto I’ludiK’n to dealer trades in
lowh tenitory. Only men possessing real
inert hetoliaing ability and clean, past.
Miyi-sxfui records will be considered. You
\ill b* be-ned with special local and
national advertising and given an op
port un iv to make real money and a per
manent conno i ,un. For Interview write
full details pint experience Address V\
l. I.u.-hbn ugh, 700 Cherry St., J-»es
Moines. Iowa.
SALESMEN with car. for city work in
Omaha. Lincoln. Council Bluffs. Sioux
Cfciv. Also for territory work in Nebras
ka anti Iowa.* selling the Burch Sanitary
whit* enamel pop com machine, equipped
fur gas or gasoline and electrically
operated. Commission basis, but a he
man proposition. Better hurry, you may
lose out. « us or write the Burch
Mfg. and .Silts Co.. «>fh/H 302 Leflaug
Hltig 1 Capitol Ave.. Omaha. Neb.
8 A LKSMEN—-Sell e\*ery retailer attrac
tively displayed new .nientlou of great
(idling merit; unusually advantageous
t'-rtna; book order* from free pockel
mntl*d; liberal commission. Bumtna' f«*r
hustler.-* tiers use guaranteed repeater
Writ. today Universal Co.. Arlington
Heights. Mas*.
AGENTS Why work for others? Start
;«n*J operate your own busine*.*. $100 to
$.»mi profit weekly In the proprietary nit* ■
» i illy huaim-aa U * furnish avert thing
i d show you how. Booklet fre« National
.'• lentific I^hs, 200 Monro*:, Richmond, I
_
SA I.KHMAN V. ANTKI' A *Ud »»sful **n
* a! lin«- traveling ahoe salesman t*-rn
inry *as!ern Nehraskn and a portion of
Iowsj, applic ations desired with your * am
ple! e history and shipment addr*** None
but I he h**at need aj»ply. Box Y-2560.
i Hun ha life.
4 A I.KNM IvV-Ti. veil high qualify hand
knitting yarns mad*! by American Woolen
Company, to dry goals, art good* de
partment Ktore? . must be experienced this
trade: liberal commission: *-a*> sideline,
references required. i*ROHI*E<*T SALKS
1*0.. 1 i 0 Fifth Ave, New York.
SELL Madison Better Made shirts dire*-'
from our factory to wearer. No capital
or experience required. Easily sold B«g
profits WRITE FOR FREE SAMPLES.
MADISON MILLS. 503 Broadway, New
York City.
DISTRICT MANAGERS WANTED.
Appoint local agent* for u* In your lo
ca lily. No cunvaHsing **r delivering.
$104 weekly easily made. Commission*
dv«nci *i HOB RES8L..L, 27"i Archer,
Chicago. I!i
AGENTS—Become representative large
* on* , rn. Establish >ourself permanently.
Simplified method aelling Vh*>«s factory
to weaier. Profit* I*rg.>. Sell easy Ap
ply Immediately. STYLE-ARCH SHOES,
Cincinnati
SALESMAN— l’nusual opportunity for fir*?
class man. selling moat complete line oils
and gr* direct, from refiner*, estab
lished 41 years Experience this line un
necessary. Liberal commission. Y-2557,
«>maha Bee.
V A KE $!!•« EVERY U EEK
'■'el! Mansfield Measure-Made Cap* direct
t * wearer—business n -n. car owners,
sportsmen, etc. Writ® for Spring tampie
outfit and free .up nff^r Man f eld Cap
Maker*. Dept. 364. Cincinnati, i).
AGENTS- 4*11 “Packard Quality Shir?*.”
direct fr*>m our own fartoiy to wearer:
beautiful sample outfit Ire* wonderful
’ order Hr*: proposition entirely new.
Packard Shirt Co., 802 W. North Ave- .
*hi**ago.
SALESMEN—Inexperience*] nr experi
enced, *ity or traveling. \Yn e far free
"Modern
■ *nd for men: ■ -.rn * ' : : iV'A<a
*-ar)y. Address Ns? anal Salesmen'* Tr.
Assn.. Dept. 408. Chicago.
\«; e\ th —Genera! agent* wanted Ap
poin t i**ca! agents
Hubbard foodj,. N*» »nnva>-ing $140
- eeklv, easily made i oi tiishtan* ad
vanced I NTH OF T COMPANY. : * • Con
frex*. Chicago
vM.E8.MEX wanted W.iuimv demor.-tra
Inr* and salesmen: automatic razor -harp
i.er, guaranteed to sharpen and k. p
(^ha-p oid at>lc and safety razors. quick
to *e 11 with big profits. L*»pt. ?. Nov
el ty Cutlery Co. t'ar.'un, Ohio.
AlTROVEIt" lloMERY LINE • MEN
I,oral sal.’i | eople and district manager
’•.anted to r-present us tn this territory.
Guaranteed )'•>* ery and linger Ap
proved Hosiery C • Box 14ie. Dea Moines,
la.
AGENTS-Make $ 7 r to $1S« every wee,
*-• iling Koverkwirk coin Una! ion Au
* and work suit, direct to w«-»rar. 24
rr. !e« * day. I* per cent comm smion. "
•i- liver C. O. D. Write fur details. Kay
Mill*. Dipt. 127. Cincinnati. O.
SALESMEN—S-dclir.e men makirg aru til
town* Nf-*v i*le* . no sal**: r»«» collection:
no samples to • arr ; Is commission paid
* >n *-»i h trial order taken. Scam ore c*r
* cr! and tertltery covered. Keene.’- A Sons
t o. 7 00 K 4oih sr . •'hi-ago
AGENTS—g« '<1 a; cr .-.g; i g man* . far
•e w Ire age-. - . i: . Halt ieared $2.12'
one month every ca ■ owner a prospe. ?,
Write tod»\ in Straaxky Co, Dept. 2472,
I’ukwiut, S. v
AGENTS liio we Cv tak.ng orders for
* per Ja i $285 rami oa'« <‘omnu*»lont ad
vanced We deliver and collect. Promptest
deliveries. Write Home Raincoat Co. 1144
>•• Ilaisted. «’In* Ht<*
AGt.VTS—Big profits. Genuine g d leaf
window left•?:«. an>one Con put up.
Scripts and '•» rarietfe*. «"on an I Ida ted
4,*n Letter Co. 422 ». Dearborn St..
* hicago.
AGENTS 16 dailv taking orders for
Thomas Guaranteed Hosiery. 27 different
kinds, latent styles, •colors. Your *.ie
free uutfit of sample pairs. Thomas
Mfg Co. Mill 5425. Dayton. O.
5 \LE4M EN V, ANTE!‘—To take sub
scription* for the leading automobile
trade paper. Liberal coen mission l'n
restrlct-’ territory Write Fergus*-n Pub
Lshing Co »o West St.. New York.
SMA's.M 'X—For Oinnha vicinltv to car
ry manufacturers line circular knitted
'*•" r« ; » . • -» *, •» per cent
commission. Jefferson Knitting Xfili*.
-*‘•2 Atlantic, Brooklyn. N Y.
SALESMEN—$54 dally made by heat men.
s 5 weekly *n»! expenses guarantee*!
against commissions; si! re*s!lrra bu’.
Appleton Novelty Co., Dept. G 17. Cedar
Rapids, la. _
C.Ri'i ERY SALESMEN
Grocery salesmen or those calling on
grocer* can double Income by represent
ing large New York Corp Generous
«-oin -' ui.’n No sample*. Write. Ho!*i*m.
4 A LKS MAN W A NT ED- Tr»v,.* ng jiv-al.
district *a lean. • ns germ, lift* weekly setl
rg 24 fast selling staple line*, rrntee
t , n r-epest order*, permanent. Box T
1 ■•4 «Mnaha Bee
MIFNTS Sell women s •.*,.** dlrr t fa*
*o c.inaut-ier, $T. ’'eeklv in^r *>r
’■ omen **afi «»gue an»l sales course free
MuDERMUTT W<»o:.ENS Worcester.
M as*
AtJKN'TF- I* $2'-«i week Appoint sub
agent*. 20 per cent comm Guaranteed
f'»nuine gold letters for store windows
‘aailv applied Metallic Letter Co.. 425
N t'lark Chicago
SALESMEN—State manager. envelope
> \«lrr se-ii* 2.504 envelope^ h*»ur; amaging
invention, no ('ompetttion retat!* S4.
I." 400 ' early. ConanIlda4ed Co Dept.
J HI, 100 Boyleet*m. Boston. Mas*
t*tH)DTKAR MFG l?A>, 20-t* tloodyear
Hldg . Kansas City. Mo, is making an
offer to send a handsome raincoat free to
e person in each local! tv who will
recommend It to friend*. Write to«la>
LIGHTNING strands battery compound.
• barge* discharged batteries instantly.
Eliminate* old method entire!’- (Saltan
fire to agenta. Lightning Co, I>es
Moines. Iowa.
f'M.iKAii Alih.x IS :« hour service.
Mint* and finished work Rr’fabV men
financed Write for ratal..* K. II. Rob
et-s PotPait « o . Kansas Pity .
XPKNTS — Ne. easily f.v automobile pwn
• • •« flood profit S»!|a Xte^ who
"■ ‘ke good mudo d'sti . anager*- Krt*
|. K leer i o * 1 Pearl Si . New York
S \> s\l K\ s . o vi ributo* a |f ? ■ iifto
a nionlli Inirteiii x-»u. wide for out won
• -illott. H A i: Sales To. ..02 Merrill
Hldg Mile rtllhrc, X\ in
V'iKNTS \- \ wonderful seller yac prof ?
e» rrv dollar salts I'eln er on snot. l.tcense
nnnrreaaary. No < ompetltion. S.xmple free
M_ « ■ ■ ' 11 U* ■ .1 .'I,.**.. i
\\ XVTKIi sue.-earful wrapping paper and
at'onery salesman. Nebraska territory;
* e\|-er.roea and rrfrtein* Y .'.5k
Omaha M.
: P \ TS $ . dad' N e» est kite hen tool
»:\er\ woman u-. a T<» times dallv Kasv
a.lie. Hut nr'fo* Soni'lr f . Thomas
Mtr. >*.' . Mi* I Pa'ton t'
’•* V Ot T of he rut Ho.' »»iffi. »*nt learn
privilege Uadi . Pep? ]« Paul kite
14> Rroadwa) N T
XOI.NIS to »ri| our l.ife Ton S\ nder"
ful ineilirlne h|| lepeaiei H C p "(lls
I.a. .own Po P*t i ?T. m |.ou a Mo
'X XN1KP S.a lesladira of a’d‘. - •. > to sell
h'ch cl#v * "up" ion n cit' Pall 495
Pvnker Hlook A1 kr>“
Situ.itu i . Wanted Female ..1
' M>Y stenographer ilrine. p..«it«on '
* * ■ i esfvaa i. guii'ng exception,.) ah » at .1
i.'-ilfylng . orreapondibt salary v’ounvil
H uffs Red *!K«
'X Mh'XX " ah»a position Immediate!. in
>■ fitted widower •• home Ku I < hargr
* ity or lountr' t’ 3: ’ Omaha Her
0 > ! A' R r 1 * 1 X P V ..or' ~\ umHe"* w S'hlng
• t cut tains N\ l t-; ■»
' I \ 111 I " l ns aiao eurtatna work
I *. caran.eed XX I* S3', 1
1 1 'X WORK xv i e woman. WK.
EMPLOYMENT. __
Situations Wanted Male. 31
nnOKKKKPtR d.'lr*, «mployi>i»nt
ningn aud Sunday*. Reasonably f«aa
charged. Box P-460, Omaha Rea.
INST UK naif. office or s’ cnographlS
work; nom** experience A. <■ Jt'.
^ FINANCIAL.
Business Opportunities 33
M1U.INO OltAIN ANI> JUBBINtJ
Neb. territory. Most. modern equipment
and complete machinery. Cornnmai and
<nrtal equipment Making brcakfaat food,
flour, pitncake flour, etc firinding ca
pacity l.ooo per nr. Storage • a parity P.oon
bu: double trackage; excellent jobbing
huaineaa. We are Relllmr rontrolmg Inter-*
•nT Total valuation 936,600. Write
call for complete d'dail*
30-r> ;i06 Paxton Bldg.,
KKDKHA 1. .SYSTKM
FINANCK your bURiness. We a«-ek stoc-c
issues to offer 10.001) Investora. t’otn
panien needing capital for legitimate en
terprlRe. write Mating amount needed ant
for what purpose. We will reply fully.
If jour proposition at fears attractive for
of jn\»<*t« r* »• rca<’h. Bennett
Financing Co.. 1566 North Western Ate,
I .ns Angelos. Cal.
R IOTA IK store room on main block of
thriving Nebraska town is offered f-.r
bane to aggressive merchant. Parn. ul.u ! /
adapted for trieri'a clothing and outfitting.
Kxi ellrnf i iiBi.ftr, for right party Rcf« i
enres essential. Y-2r>:.o, Omaha Bee
~~ "* * " ~ —— —
AiJKNTS Repeat ordeva count. ttur lino
of tie* essjfjes will make you Inde
pendent. Any child can make tin a «U .
Write quick for territory. AMKRP AN"
> i.u»; , « incinnati. «>.
CORPORATIONS orranii*«l-f thane* d.
Working capital obtained; stock and bond
issue* underwritten or sold. G N an C|m f
Ar I’d, 2 i X. I .< rtatjc Suite aM. »'li« -i go.
I OR SALK, cheap, $j,.:,00 stock grocer *
•lothing. men's furnishings, oieri's and
boys, shoes Don't have to buy fixtures.
W . 1 Frasier, Manager, t Arson, la
GROCERY. IJQO buys one uf »hf ix- ■
small places in Otnahe. r^nt 13" Daily*
receipt* It" • ‘'•■an gincj.;. no delivery#
■~:»j JO*, Pa>ior Bi.fg Federal 8ygt»in.
SPLENDID opening for general store.
Good building for rent reasonable. Write,
Secretary, Commercial Club, Taylors Falls,
51 inn
GROCERY with H Hvng room*. Rent S.".
Thickly populate.! neighborhood. Zr'i Pax
ton Bldg. Federal by'item.
MEAT MARKET—Will buv market or
Iras*- building, an 1 put in up-to-da©
oia i i. *-1 Hu: *C. Fxeter. Neb
•’APE t alers to R It trad**. Co. Bluff*
open alt nigh* You «en't go wrong at
I'.-" .No trade* aij .ash. Federal System.
POOL HALL for e;.le, priced right, ear'
term.*, would rent to reliable party, f .{«•
' , ,t r-.‘-r 14 14 A r. v Or.iaha
’dAN WANTED to is* * ■ harge of Bil fard
hall, one who can nut in some rash. 2414
Abie*. «UTiah>4 N'aI.
ANY bUMineaa. anyw-nere. sold f«r c*gh.
No publicity Federal Syatem. 305 Tai
mn Bldg AT. 0462
A GOOD restaurant for as s chear "'t
•So. Uth street.
Investment—Stocks—Bonds. 34
LOW RATE on wity property. quickly
•doaed; no monthly payment*. JA. 1523.
*V T Graham _
M A. ANDERSON « O. JA. 6107.
Reel »«•-* surety bonds and kindred Ins.
__ Real Estate Loans. 34A
, AND s PKIt CKNT MONET
Lor.r, Omaha improved properly at
lower r rales.
FRANK II. BINDER.
v ntr National. JA. 2511.
IsO. u n first mortgages on good N‘a>
b’i »!.i* litul owner will se ' at a’*.r*c„
tne nrice or ake some trade Curkln*
,<4« •>:aba N BMg. Omaha XH
FARM LOANS. !
r.^-ce o~ small West Neb fs»m*. ranches.
K; ke I -n e.st;. *r' T < ‘ O , »4S Om. Nat B
«'TTY reai e*tat» mortgages and
•rac a bough- Mr. Larson 104 North
F.f**en'h atreet
OMAHA HOME.'—EAST NKR FARMS
O’KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.
DM* <>m v-,- H K - ^ j JA 2715.
FIX pe- cert loans on viPi ht residence*,
cash on band 1‘rorvpt **rejre. E. H.
j l.nugee. ln«- f2* Ker ;r# B’dg.
[SECOND mortgages or cortrarw pyr
iaaed by Tuk*y Open pan y 620 First Na
oral Bank. JA. 4222
I WILL buy mor’gage* and contracts.
[•’erklD. f44 Otn- Nat Bide . Omah». N’« r*
! —. — -■■■■ - , —
AND « PERCENT—NO DELAY.
jCARYlN TiRHg (<• "’nil's Ns*. Ritf.
Money to Loan. 35
THIS COMPANY IS ORGANIZED
i fo supply v, r.- tnohey wav.* in Th# samp
j '■ * ' that bark* supp y the r.apar war..*
! of the business co munity.
| ' ny amount 1 an d up to 9509 a*4 ?<-*
*n repay it *n eaa;. mwnthly paymers.
v>ur aoual payment plan repay* the ioaa
[*rd all chargee
W* have been i* business !o Omaha e-*r
30 \f*-j a d •'a*' assure you of a q. ;cfc.
confidential ar.d square deal.
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MONET MAKING
POSITION 2
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factory, write for our free catalog and »t
ua tell you what w# hava dona fop hr*
dreda of young peep’s who earns to •
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