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Omaha Produce
Omaha, Feb. 23.
Oenernl Conditions.
• There 1a an upward tendency In moat
produce markets today due to the enow
storm and that the movement of both in
and out shipments will b# Interfered
with and delayed considerably during the
next few la>s. At this time of year
most of the produ< h markets are pretty
much weather markets anyhow, for the
season Is due to change nt any time
now. If the weather warms up there will
be a quick and material Increase In re
ceipts and price* will be reduced abruptly.
But as long os the cold weather continues,
with snow on the ground, prices will
hold firm and possibly be increased some
what. Prices of eggs today have a
tendency upward, although no change Is
i being made in quoted prices In this de
partment. I.ive poultry also has a tend
ency upward today, but prices are un
changed. Likewise with hay and feed,
on which the markets have been rather
heavy lately. The feeding season, of
heaviest consumption, is about over, ac
cording to the calendar, and lower prices
a to due pretty soon; but as long as the
snow continues to cover the ground and
prevent foraging on the part of livestock
there will bn an increased demand for
hay and feed. So also with fruits and
vegetables cold weather tends to an ad
vance in prices for various reasons, among
which Is tlie danger of freezing in stor
age, outside of cold storage, and in ship
ping; and frost in the producing district*
of the south and southwest; and the gen
eral perishability of fruits and vegetables,
•which is made more evident when ship
ments ora delayed by congested condi
tions on the railroads, duo to cold weather
and storm. So, without an exception
produce prices are firm and tending up
ward today. _
butter. . ...
Creamery—Local Jobbing price to retail
ors: Extras, o3c; extras in 60-lb. tUD*.
62c; standards, 52c; firsts. 50c.
Dairy—Buyers are paying »4o for best
table butter in rolls or tubs; 260-80 for
common packing stock. 1' or best swreti
unsalted butter. 36c.
BUTTBRFAT.
For No. 1 cream Omaha buyers are
paying 42n per lb. at country stations,
4&o delivered Omaha.
FRESH MILK. . .
$5 25 per cwt. for fresh milk testing * 6
delivered on dairy flatform Omaha.
* EGGS. _ .
Delivered Omaha in new cases; Fresh
eggs, on case count basis, straight, fLjju
per case. Home buyers ate paying
for nearby, new-labl, clean and uniform
ly large eggs, grading U. S. specials or
f .lobbing prices to retailers: U. 8. ■P#!'
^wfclnla, 36c; IJ. S. extras, 34c; Iso. 1 small,
30c: checks, 24c.
fUUL l Jv I .
Buyers nr# paying the following prices:
Alive—Heavy hens. 6 lbs. and over Jc,
4 to 6 llw.. 18c; light hens. 16c; springs,
smooth legs. 18c; stags. 14c; Leghorn
springs. 14 ; roosters. 12c: ducks, fat and
lull feathered. 12© 14c; geese, fat. full
f athered. 12014c; No. 1 turkeys, 9 Ids.
and over. 1 fie; old Toms and No. 2. not
culls. 11c; pigeons. $1 00 per dozen: ca
pons. 7 lbs. and over. 26c per lb., under 7
lb*.. 20o per lh.; no culls, sick or crlpoleu
poultry wanted.
Dressed— Buyers are paying for d res sen
chickens, decks and geese. 203o above
*li\*» price •>. and for dressed turkeys. 50
tic above live prices. Rome dealers are
accepting shipments of dressed poultry
ai d selling same on 10 per cent commis
sion basis.
Jobbing prices of dressed poultry to re
tailer*: Springs, soft, 30036c; broilers.
4 3 0 45c; hens. 26*-: roosters 1701«c;
duck*. 2 5c; geese. 18©20c; turkeys. 28c;
No 2 turkeys, fonsiderablv less.
BEEF CUTS.
Wholesale prices of beef cuts effective
today are ns follows; --
No. 1 ribs. 26c: No. 2. 2&c; No. 3. 16c.
No. 1 rounds. 18c; No. 2. 17 c; No. 3.
11c; No. 1 ’oins. S5c; No. 2. 31c: No. 3,
17c: o 1 chucks. 13e; No 2, 12c; No.
3. 9c; No. 1 plates. 8‘4c; No. Z. tc; No.
3. 5c.
FRESH FISH.
Omaha Jobbers are selling at about the
following prices f o. b. Omaha: Fancy
^ hite fish. 30c; lake trout, mkt.; hali
but. 30c; northern bullheads, Jumbo, 21c;
ratfish, regular run, 26032r; fillet of had
dock . 25c; black cod sable fish, steak.
20r; smelts. 28© 35c: flounders. 20c; crap
pi®* 20 025c; black bass. 32c; Spanish
mackerel. 1% to 2 lbs. 25c. Frozen fish,
3 04c less than prices above. Fresh
oysters. per gallon. $2.6504 DO. Shell
ovstern and clam*. r°r 100* $2 00.
CHEESB.
Bocal Jobbers are selling American
eheese. fugcy grade, as follows: Single
daisies. 25'ic; double daisies. 25c; Young
Americas 36c; longhorns. 2$%c; square
prints. 26 ’Ar; brick. 26>?c: limburger, 1-lb.
ptvle, $4.25 per dor. : Rwiss. domestic,
4 8c; block. 38c; imported. 60r; Imported
Roquefort, 65c; New York white, 34c.
FRUITS.
Jobbing prices:
Strawberries-—-Florida, quarts. ROfpgOc.
cirapefrult—Per box. extra fancy, 3 50
© 4 50; fancy, $3.2504.on.
Franberr'®s—-Jersey. 50-lb. boxes, extra
fancy, $5.00; fancy. $4.25.
Oranges—California, naval, fancy ac
cording to size. $3.285© 5.50; choice. 26c
less; Florida pineapple oranges, per box,
4 $1 50; tangerines. $4 00.
Bananas—Per pound, 10c.
Apples—In boxes; Washington De
licious. extra fancy, $3.5003.76; fancy,
S3.uO03.25; small. $2 76; Washington
Jonathans. extra fancy, $2.60; fancy,
$ 1*. 0 0; Colorado Jonathans, extra fancy,
ADVERTISEMENT
77
For Grip, Influenza
COLDS
When Grip prevails, everything is
Grip. Humphreys’ “Seventy-seven”
meets the exigency of epidemic
Grip, with all its symptoms of In
fluenza, Catarrh, I’ains and Sore
ness in the Head and Chest, Cough,
Sore Throat, General Prostration
and Fever. Taken early it cuts it
short promptly.
Medical Book mailed free.
Price of "77’' 30c and St, at Drue Store,,
or ,ent on remittance (Otir Risk or C.O.I).
Parcel Post. Humphreys* Homeo. Medicine
Co.. 156 William Street. New York.
ARVKRTl.HKMKNT
HELP KIDNEYS
BY DRINKING
Take Salt* to Flu&h Kidneys
and Help Neutralize Irri
tating Acids.
Kidney and bladder Irritations often
result from acidity, says a noted an
thorlty. The kidneys help filter this
acid from the blood and pass It on to
the bladder, where It may remain to
lrrltats and Inflame, causing a burn
ing, scalding sensation, or setting up
an Irritation at the neck of ttie blad
der, Obliging you to seek relief two or
three times during the night. The
sufferer is In constant dread; the
water passes sometimes with a scald
lng sensation and Is very proruse,
again, there Is difficulty In voiding It.
Bladder weakness, most folks cull It
because they can’t control urination.
While It is extremely annoying ami
soiiietlines very painful, this Is often
one of the most simple ailments to
overcome. Begin drinking lots of soft
water, also get about four ounces of
.lad Salts from your pharmarlst and
take a> tablespoonful In a glass of
water before breakfast. Continue this
for two or three days. This full help
neutralize tbo acids In tlie system ho
they no longer are a source of. Irrita
tion to tho bladder and urinary or
gans. which then act normal again.
Jad Halts is Inexpensive, and Is made
from the acid of grapes and lemon
lulce, combined with llthla, and Is used
by thoussnds of folks who are subject
to urinary disorders caused by acid
Irritation, .fad Halts causes no bad
effeds whatever.
Hero you have a pleasant, effrrves
pent llthla-water drink which inay
oulcl'ly relieve your bladder Irritation.
Py si| means bins your physician ex
stnlnn your kidneys at least twice a
year.
t
1
$2.25: fan. V, $2 00; Roma Beauty, extra
famv. S2.5U; fancy, $2.25; white winter
I'earninm, extra fancy, $2.6002.75; York
lniDerial. $1 76.
Lemon*—California, fancy, per box,
$5.50; choice, per hox. $6.00.
Apples—In baskets, 42 to 44 lha., Idaho
Jonathans, extra fancy, $1.90; Winesapa,
$1.85.
A vocades-—(Alligator pears), per dot.,
$6.00.
Apples—In barrels of 1*6 Iba.; Towa
Wine-sap*. fancy. $5.76; Missouri Black
twig. fancy. $6.00; Jonathan*. fancy,
$4.50; Ben Davis, fanny; $4.60; Jonathans,
commercial pack. $3.75; Cnnos. fancy,
$4.76; Virginia Beauty, $6.00; Genetons.
$5.60.
VEGETABLE*.
Jobbing prices:
Brussels Sprouts—Per lb., !0e.
Tomatoes—Crate, six baskets. $7.60;
per basket. $1.26; Florida, crate, $5.00.
Shallots—Southern, $1.00 per dot.
Eggplant—Per dot., $2.00; 20c per 1b.
New Roots—Texas beets and carrots,
per dozen bunches, 90c; carrots, bushel,
$2.00. *
Peppers—Green Mango, per lb., I5e.
Roots—Turnips, parsnips, beetn and
carrot*. In sacks. 8®4c per lb.; rutabagas,
In sacks, 2*^0; less than sacks, 3c.
Cucumbers—Per doz., $6.00.
Parslev—Southern, per dozen bunches,
$1 oo© 1.25.
Onions—Yellow, In sacks, per lb., $Hc;
red. sacks, 4Vic; white. sa<ks, Be per lb.;
Spanish, per crate, $2.600 2.75.
Potatoes—Nebraska Ohio*, per hundred
pounds. $1.60; Minnesota Ohlos, $1.75;
Idaho Bakers, 2c per lb.; Colorado Whites,
$2.00 per cwt.
Sweet Potatoee — Southern, hamper,
$3.25; Nancy Hall. 60-lb. hamper, $2.60.
Cabbage—Wisconsin, sack lots, per lb.,
4s; In crates, 4o; red, 6c; #celery cab
bage, 10c per lb.; new Texas cabbage,
4 o per lb.
Beans—Wax or green, per hamper,
$4.500 6.00.
Celery—California, per doz.. according to
size. $1 35 02.00; Florida, rough, %-doz.
crate. $3.25.
Lettuce Head, per crate. $3 50: per
doz., $1.25, hothouse leaf, 46c per doz.
FLOUR. „ , w
Prices at which Omaha mills ana Job
bers are selling In round lots (less than
• arlots), f. o. b. Omaha, follow: First
patent, in 98-lb. baps. $6.3006.40 per
bbl.; fanew clear, in 48-lb. bags. 95.10®
5 25 per bbl.: white or yellow cornmeal.
per cwt., $1.88.
FEED.
Omaha mills and Jobbers are selling
their products In carload lots at the fol
lowing prices, f. o. b. Omaha:
Wheat foods, linmed!*!* delivery!
Bran, $24.50; brown shorts. $27.00: gray
shorts, 928.25; reddog. 931.50; alfalfa
meal, choice. «pot, $51.00; No. 1 upot,
$26.00; March, April and May delivery,
$26.00; No. 2 spot, $21.00; linseed mea .
24 per cent, 947.60; cotton seed meal,
43 per cent. $46 50; hominy feed, white or
veflow. $2H.OO: buttermilk, condensed. 1".
bid. lots. $3.46c per lb.; flake buttermilk.
500 to 1,500 lbs . 9c per lb.; eggshell, dried
and pround. 100-lb. baps. $25.00 per ton;
digester feeding tankage, 60 per cent,
$50.00 per ton.
FIELD PEED
Omaha and Council Bluff* Jobbing
house* are paying the following price*
for field feed, thresher run per 100
pound*, delivered; Alfalfa, $15.0001#.00,
red clover. $13.50 #14.50; »weet clover^
$7 BOG 8.00; timothy, $5.0005.00- Sudan
grass, $3.50© 1.50; cane seed. $L.00#LI0.
Trlcea subject to chance without notice.
Trice* »t which Omaha dealer* are *ell
Intt. carlots. f. o b. Omaha, jnllow:
Upland Prairie—No. 1. ■
No $ 11.00® 3 700 ; No. 3 $7.00®®».00.
Midland Prairie—No. 1, $1 2^00013.00 ,
No 3. $10.00011 00: NO. 8. **•*"?*•«?•, ...
Lowland Prairie—No. ©„’®nS®'
No. 2. #13.#0®14.5O; No 3. $11.00@lo.00
Straw—Qat. $8.0003.00; wheat. $,.000
* Alfalfa— Choice, $21.00 083.00: No. 1.
$"0 00ft 71.00; ntandard. $15.00013 0, No.
2 $12.50014.50; No. 3. $11,00013.00.
HII'KS. Wool.. TALLOW.
Price* ouoted below arc on tn* naeia
of buyer*' weight and aclect.ona, dcliv
"rtvn!" SHST'iI.5007.5(1 each for full
wnoled skins; clips, no valua, wool. JO©
<0iildea—Current receipt hide*, 3’
fiUc- No 2 BJAc; branded hides, No. 1.
4 vie; clue hide*. 14c; calf. 12c *na ,®£:
kip, 8V,c and 7>,c; deacon,, «0c each
clui *k?n«. 3'jc per lb : horae hide*. IS.7S
and $"75 each: ponl»a and glue*. #\J”
each; colts, 75c each; hog aklne. 15c
each; glue*. 4c per lb. ,.llaw 8*ic'
Tallow and 'Ireaae—No. ®u ,w'r ‘,'
B tallow. 5c: No. 2 tallow. 41kc, A gr<'«*«.
Sat,,- B grease. 5c; yellow crease, 4*40.
brown crease, 4c; PorK,,'r*^kl ton
ton. $55.00: beef crackling*, per ton.
$25.00; beeswax, per ton, $20.00
| N. Y. Curb Bonds
JBtfrtASWg
York Curb Exchange, giving *U »tocK3
traded In:
Bond*.
5 Allied Packer 6a .. • * **
1 Allied Packer 9s .. ■»** ‘5% •!>
1 Am. Rolling 31 6a 996, 99% 99 a
2 Anglo A. 011 7'4s. 101* 101% 1?> »
1 Assoc. S. H. «%».. 92 M ”
i Ati o & XV. T. 5a. . 5214 52% 52%
2» Beth St 7a 1935...103 192% 1J;J»
1 charcoal Iron Ss • . 93% 93 » J
•1 chic. Nwst 6a - 9.% . - » 9. a
6 C R I * P 6%a.... 9«% «SH 9S 4
I 1-oluin Graph. 5a.. 16 JJ ’
si g % V?.""”."”**10% $%
a (1 p Ti *7«. ....108 108
8 t>eerv & Co. 101*4 101U
1 Detroit City Q *••'*1 l"l ]"1„
6 Detroit Kdlaon «l l®*** 1 • %
35 Dunlap T At R 7a.. 93% 93% »“4
i Vui Sue I.% 193.1. . 90% 00 4 4
1 F,h„ B fa 1925.100% 100% 100%
f IK? B 6. 192*. 100% 100% 100 %
1 Fisher B f.s 1925.. 99 . «% »»*
6 llaiena^sign'ou 7. 106 ‘ 1JW loJJ.
I Gulf 011 6s ...?.. 95% 95% ».%
? ^^'o’tV^r-r.i u io% io %
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1 SftTK.fiS: I-’*:!oo% !JJ% m%
s K S4% S94
6 Ohio Power 5a B.. *7*4 *,<% ,*!**
3 P B C Of N .1 7a.. 103% 10..% 103%
2 Purs Oil *%a. 93% 93% 93 .
2 SIoss Sheffield 6a 99 99 »»
4 Snlvav & Ci« 8* . .1044 104*4 7fJ4H
Iso ‘N* Y 7* 1925. 10Pa 101% }J|H
2 s o N Y 7a 1926.. 104% 1°4 • 10*74
? S O N Y 7* 1930.. 107 1°7 l*)7
1 8 O V Y 6% a. . • • 1°4 *4 106*1 10b\
1 Sun Oil 7. *.f.101% 101% 101%
II Swift * Co. ra •■■93% 9- 4 93 a
2 Tidal mage .a ...103% 103 t I'd «
t V <> C 6a 1925. 100% 100 •, 100%
3 Baited O rind. la. 147 1**2 HI
t TJ R of H 7 ’4a-107 106% 107
10 r P & B 6*-a« w l 9.. 9> 8 '
16 Behlgh V I? 6a.. 96H 90%
17 Mai St. II 7a... 100 99% 100
l $.?«£.* Sif'Y.Vm m
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Foreign Bonds.
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Foreign Exchange*
Nfir York. Feb. 23 Foreign Fgchangea
— )rr tfulnr. quotations In cent*:
i rroat Britain. demand. 4 1: canita.
I.*. 1 14 ; OO-day bill* <»ri banka. 4289fc.
Franco, demand. 4.36; cable*. 4 3»H.
Italy, demand 4-34%: cable* *-J48a.
Belgium demand 3 81; cables 3 "l %•
Orruan}’. demand, ,0000000000*.;
.'.00000000022
Holland, demand, 3T.I8.
Norway, demand, 13.24.
Sweden, demand. 26.18,
Denmark, demand, 16 96.
Switzerland demand. 17 IB.
Spain, demand. 12.70.
iJre**f#, demand. 1.72
Poland, demand, .000011. ....
Oaeehn Slovakia. d*»rnand. 190%
Jugo-tSlavia. demand, 1.26.
Auatrla, demand, .0014.
Jtumanla, demand, .60*,i,
Argentina, demand. 34 6f.
Brazil, demand, 12.15.
Toklo, demand, 45.
Montreal, 96%. _
I.omlon Money.
London. Feb. 23.—Bar Silver—II t
ponro per ounce.
Money Two per cent: dlecount rate*
short bill*. 3 per rent; throe month a
Lille. 2 B-H per rent.
Khiinh* ritv Produce
Kan"** nty. Mo. Feb. 23—Egg*—One
cent lower; fireta, 2f.c; eelected. 34c.
Butter, potatoes and poultry unchanged
J InYMrcil
Duluth Minn Feb ? Flax—F*bru
nry. P'f.'t’,; \farch, |. lt '• ; May, 93.69 1* ;
doily, f2.5b.
C hicago Poultry.
Chicago. Feb. 13 Poultry—Alive: Mar
ket lower; fowl*. 21«24c; erring*. 26c,
rooatere, 17c, gee**. 14' .
liar Sliver.
New York Feb 23.—Bar ellver—$4!4c;
Mexican dollar*, 4!*'»c.
Real Estate Transfers.
Harry Novey end wife to laedore
(iarhar and wife, Wllllx Ava 1*3
ft W. of Bhtrman Avs. B. Bida.
40x100 . f P.1»0
Hun v A Tut ey and w ife to Asna
1‘woral'. H. I* * orner 4 3rd A?
I #•« M
Cl it lea M A nderaon tin I w.'<t to
< hurl** .r. Helm and Vi's. V W.
« ••mar 4 lat Avr. and Cm i |(< PC.
60 x 1?" . * <.000
If Hon Clarke nn-1 wife to < lark
V CirnaOy, Marv nr, ?t* ft W
of l', Ml A va H .side. 44x1?".. I 1.000
Mn ry I. Barker and huaband *o
T«nv Tarnburro and wlfa, Valley
hi 170 ft. K Of JOth Ft. N. Hide,.
JOOfl 'H.S . I *400
Jnaephlb* Pworak and nuabaml to
Anton Vovaik and wife, t W
«orner 10th A “if Pt , 1 this 1*0 • f.»00
Albert W Ihimutlll to Teddy Weil
trope, IMatol Mt , :'>r> ft 1 of
i « ".ffO
'l luis P Met re If and Wife to leu.
nla ftnllatMlri S’. It •orii«r 8*-th
Ar Hamilton Ft . no, V) f 4.000
Vorej liiv. «:•*. to Ha'ry A i n«f t,
H F. • orn**r 20th ,Ka \ ntuu Bt .
Irregular ....S 1 *00 ,
Washington Is
Model for All
Dec Moines Editor Likens
Present to Colonial Times
at Dinner.
"It Is of no value to praise the
north of George Washington, unless
we make use In our own d;ry of
the lessons his greatness teaches us."
This was the theme of an address
Friday night by Harvey Ingham, edi
tor of the Des Moines Register, at
the Washington birthday celebration
of the Omaha club. “The greatest
work of Washington.” continued Mr.
Ingram, “was in the welding of the
great colonies of Virginia and New
York into a union In which these
powerful commonwealths gave to the
smaller states equal rights with
themselves.”
He likened the problems of Wash
ington to those of the present and
urged that America should Join the
International court.
Mr. Ingham Is also an ardent ad
vocate of the league of nations hut
beyond reading from (addresses by
Senator J.odge and President Roose
velt In which they advocated Interna
tional control to prevent war, he did
not stress his points. He thought the
international court should he adopted
by the United States as soon as pos
sible.
"America gave the,world to under
stand,” he said, "that we would Join
In keeping world peace. We told them
and they believed us that the world
war was a war to end war. Instead
we are arming for another war. We
cannot renig on this moral obliga
tion.”
Mr. John T-.ee Webster, as toast
master, In an eloquent speech, paid
a tribute to the memory of Abraham
Hlncoin. lie referred to the mar
tyred president as linked with Wash
ington. One as the founder, the other
as the preserver of the nation.
No Inquest Into
Roberts Suicide
Former Wife and Grandson
See Man Shoot Himself—
Note Blames Debts.
Paul Stelnwender, deputy county
attorney and acting county coroner,
announced Friday that no In
quest will he held Into the death of
Joe Roberts, 45, 1556 North Seven
teenth street, who shot and killed him
self Friday noon In a house at 1813
North Seventeenth street vjhlle his
former wife and her grandson looked
on.
The announcement wsa made fol
lowing discovery of a note In the dead
man't pocket addressed to "Grace
dearie." The name of his former wife
is Airs. Grace Roberts.
"She asked me for the money for
the mirrors,” the note read. "You had
better pay It. Why did you make me
pay all them bills? I can't see no end
to It all but one way. Your friend
Weakhan is.the cause of It all, curse
him. Grace, you shall cry over me as
long as you live. Your loving but
broken hearted husband.”
The note was signed "Joe."
The Roberts were married last
summer. Airs. Roberts recently ob
tained a divorce. Roberts shot him
self after falling In an effort to ef
fect a reconciliation.
The gun with which the shooting
was done wa* taken from the home
of Afrs. C. Cathro, 1556 North Seven
teenth street, where Roberts lived,
without Mrs. Cathro’s knowledge.
The small boy w-ho witnessed the
shooting Is the son of Mra. Morris E.
Schlalfer, Mrs» Roberta daughter.
Schlaifer is an Omaha pugilist.
Revolt in India Grows.
Lahore. British India, Feb. 23.—
The outbreak among the Akalis or
Sikh fanatics In one region of Jaito
Is glowing, according to advices re
ceived here. A hand of 1,000 men
Is being organized to proceed from
Amritsar ns soon as possible and Join
the raiders.
A Delhi dlspiftch yesterday said
that 14 Akalis had been killed and
34 wounded In a collision with Nabha
troops under the British administra
tion. The trouble aroae from agl
tatlon by the shrines committee of the
Punjab, based on the enforced abdica
tion of the Maharaja of Nabha.
Oklahoma klansmen Parade
Oklahoma City, Feb. 23—The
knights of the Ku Klux Klnn of Okla
horna and several surrounding states
staged a mammoth parade on the
downtown streets here last night, the
marchers being unmasked. Klan
leaders said this was the first public
demonstration In which the members
appeared with their faces rsvealed.
The marchers, howevsr. wore the
customary robes and hoods of the
order.
Milton Pataraan and wlfa to John
J. McMahon and wlfa. Pavanport
8“ f» Jv of 42nd S*. 8 Sh'.a,
* 1?0 .. t 9.800
Flat* P Til*.by and W'fa to Ora^a
i: FaHandar, N. E. rorn*r 88th A
Wool worth A-*. 6"k1o0.S6.110,000
Charlaa W. Martin ond* wlf* to .fav
E Mallf'tt.0 anti wife, Minna Gian.
Ava. 88 8 ft 8. «>r Ma Ft. W. *
Slda. 4*1 "xiro.t f,IOO
R W. Faddan and wl fa to I’atar
Vra)lna and wife. F E corner
39th A f. aural Ava.. 40*190 f 298
Diana Ynvrlck and wlfa t«» Drad
M»*iiircdoht Jr. lane St. ft.
U of 28th Ava. S. Fide. 4 2*
101% . fit*
Arthur Dobb to Walter (I Had
baiii, F \V. corner ^at A Ohio
Ft. ‘11*100...1
Chemists Probe
Murder Mystery
Everett, Wash., Feb. I*.—Solution
of an apparent murder mystery or
lack of •olution, depends upon chem
ical analysis of certain bones found
In the smoldering ruins of the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Mummey, st
Seattle Heights, near here, It ap
peared today.
Mummey. aged Klondike pioneer, la
In a hospital at Seattle, seriously
wounded; Mrs. Mummey has dtsap
pea red and Is believed dead by the
authorities; Carl Riberg, who mar
ried Mrs. Mummey 'a granddaughter.
Is In the county Jail here, charged
with the murder. According to Sher
iff -Jnmes McCulloch, Riberg has con
fessed to Injuring Mummey, shooting
Mrs. Mummey, and setting lire to
their house, as revenge for their sup
posed enmity toward him. Riberg
and his wife are divorced.
East night five Seattle physicians
examined the bones found In the
ruins of the Mummey home and
unanimously declared that they were
the bones of two different people. No
skull has been found. A duck pond
near }he Mummey home will be
searched for further clews.
In the meantime, deputy sheriffs
are trying to reconcile the statement
of the Seattle physicians with Ri
berg's supposed confession.
Mexicans Deport
“Biased” Scribe
Chicago, Feb. 23.—Fred Wright,
correspondent in Mexico City for the
Chicago Tribune, baa been ordered de
ported from Mexico by the secretary
of the Interior, on charges of ”per
slstent misinterpretation of political
newa,” according to a special dis
patch from him In today's Chicago
Tribune.
The charge was made, the dispatch
states, after an Investigation of an
article In the Tribune of January fi
regarding the destruction of the
hacienda of Mrs. Rosalie Evens in tlie
state of Tuebla.
Wright knew nothing about the ar
ticle, which was written under date
of Monterey, Mexico, by Ralph
Cameron, now In the United States,
the Tribune says. The story told of
operations of Obregon troops under
General Almazon against the property
of Mrs. Brown, a native of Browns
ville, Tex. The buildings on the es
tate were burned and Mrs. Evans es
caped because of the fidelity of faith
ful servants, although her present
whereabouts Is unknown.
Student to Be Missionary.
Shenandoah, la., Feb. 23.—Miss Tal
matlpe Solt, a student In the Midland
Bible school here, will po to Africa as
a missionary. She Is assistant to Rev.
J. I., Howie, Presbyterian pastor.
“bee classified
AD RATES j
15<3 r«f lino each flay, 1 or I flaya.
IL’c per lino each flay, S or • day*.
10c per line each day. 7 daye or longer
Clarified Ada accepted at tha following i
office*:
.Mam Office.17th and Farnam Ft*.
South Omaha.—N. W. Cor. 24th and N 8t»
Council Bluff*. ...16 Scott St
Call for Cl*eatfled Ad Department An
experienced Classified Ad taker will re
ceive your ad and a bill will be malted
either charge or caah ordera.
later. The ratea quoted above apply to
Tha above ratee apply to all advertise
m**nts In clarification*:
Loot and Found . 4
Help Wanted Female... 27
iifip Wanted v*ie. Si
Faleamen and Agenta ... It
Situations Wanted Female. >1
'Situation* Wanted Mala. I
| Article* for Sale. 44
Farm and Dairy Troducta..
Good Thing* to Eat.61
Homemade Thing*. 62
| Household Good*. 63
Swap Column. ASS
Wearing Apparel.
Wanted to Buy. •!
Room* With Board. 4.
Rooma Without Board...,.. •*
Room* for Housekeeping . 44
I Room*. Unfurnished....,...A44
Suburban Board.
Farms for Rent .76A
I For all other classifications aur regular
rate* at quoted below apply.
CLOSING HOURS TOR CLASSIFIED
ADS.
Morning Edition.It P- ***
Evening Edition........ I*'It a m
Sunday Edtion. • p. m. Saturday.
THE EVENING BEE.
THE OMAHA MORNING HER.
CLASSIFICATIONS
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Funeral Notice* . A
Vmilts and Monuments . H
Funeral Directors .
Om*taHep . i)
Florists . F
Curd of Thank* .*
l.ndffe Notice* . 1
HOW TO READ
and Understand the
STOCK MARKET QUOTATION
column In your daily nswspaper and
how to profit by ths present hull
market Is explained In Frea Booklet
No. 14.
PAUL KAYE
AD\ KliTlMI M KNT.
MONEY IN GRAIN
$lt Jib«ya puarantee option on 10.000 bnthela
•f wheat or corn. Afe Fmtihmt RUk. A more
Bieat of Be from option price picas yon an
•pport unity to taka $500:4r, |t00; ir. tano, rtr,
WRfTB TODAY FOB PARTICULARS tad
Ft SB MARKET LETTER.
Investors Daily Guide, S. W. Branch,
Dept. S-2, 1016 Baltimore Ace., K. C., Mo.
I GENERAL
MOTORS
The splendid earning achieve
ments of this jrrpat Corporation
w arrant the purchase of the stock
at present prices.
Writ. Dept. G-7 for our folder
"General Motor* Analjried"
H. C. SCHAUBLE & CO.
Eal.bll.hr4 (90S
83-85 Wall St. New York
_——— ———1
PUBLIC
kind GRAIN STORAGE
IN CARLOAD LOTS
Wr» are operating three large, up-to-date terminal cle\ntors in
this market—now at your aervice.
WE ARF. IN POSITION TO ADVANCE REASON
ABIE AMOUNTS OF MONEY AT CURRENT
RATES OF INTEREST ON GRAIN IN STORAGE.
Write Ua for Detailed Information
Updike Grain Corporation
Omaha, Neb.
* i
CLASSIFICATIONS.
turning Events .....2
Personal* .3
AUTOMOBILES.
\utoin«*l»il«*» for Sale .ft
Automobile \genrb-* .......ft
Motorcycle* and Bicycle* . 7
/Automobile* for Exchange . ft
Auto Aeeeaeorieft, Part* .J
Service Station—Repairing .....10
Auto Livery (turugc .) I
ALTO IJ AERY OARAGE.
Wanted—Automobile* .„. 12
BUSINESS SERVICE.
Buatfi*** Service* Offered .13
Building Contractor* .u
Heating and Plumbing .15
Insurance .1ft
Millinery—Dressmaking .17
Moving—Trucking—Storage .IK
Tainting and Papering .10
Patent Attorney* .20
Printing Stationery ...21
Professional Service .. 22
Repairing . **
Renovating and Dyeing ...
I<aundr1c* .
Tailoring and Pressing .
Wanted—Business Service .
EMPLOYMENT.
Help AA anted—Female . 27
Help AVantcd—.Male .2ft
Help AA'an ted—Male anj Female .2'*
Salesmen and Agent* .30
Situation* Wanted — Female .31
Situation* AA anted—Male ...32
FINANCIAL
Busin**** Opportunities . 33
Investment—Stork*—Bond* . 3t
Heal Estate Isiann .31-A
Money io l»nn .35
Wanted to Borrow . 3ft
EDUCATIONAL.
Correspondence Course* .37
Local Instruction t law## .3ft
Musical—Dramat ic . 30
Dancing Academies. 39A
Private Instruction . 40
AA anted—Instruct inn ...!••••.41
LIVESTOCK.
Dog*. Cat* and Pet* ......... 42
Horses, tattle. Yeh|c|«* .43
Poultry and Supplies .44
AA anted—Livestock .45
MERCHANDISE.
Article* for Sale . 4ft
Business Equipment ..47
Building Material* .4ft
Farm and Dairy Product* .40
Luel and Feed ....ftO
Rood 'tilings to Eat .......ftl
Home-Mode Tilings .52
Household (mod* .- 53
Swap Column .....53 A
Jewelry and AVatrlie* .51
Machinery and Tool* .55
Seed*. Plante and Flower* .5ft
Specials nt the store* . 57
\nins 4.1ft Suggestion* .57.A
Musical Instrument* .•***
Radio Equipment .»..50
Wearing Apparel .60
Wanted to Buy . 61
ROOMS FOR KENT.
Room* AVitli Board .62
Rooms AA It bout Board .....63
Rooms for Housekeeping . 64
Room*. 1 nfnrnluhed .,...64A
Suburban Board . 65
AA here to Dine . .. .66
AA here to Stop In Town .67
AA anted—Rooms and Board ..6ft
REAL ESTATE—FOR RENT.
Apartments—Furnished .•.•*•69
Apartments—Unfurnished .70
Buaines* Place* for Rent ..71
Houses for Rent . ^-72
House*. Furnished .*2 '
Office* and Desk Room .. 73
Out-of-Town Property .74
Suburban for Rent . 7
Summer Place for Rent .*6
Wanted to Rent .*7
REAL ESTATE—FOR SALE.
Business Property . 76
Real Estate—Investment* .*6\
Farm* and Ijinds for Sal# . 79
City Acreage for Sale .t.i9A
Houses for Salt* . 60
Houses—North . *•
House*—South . 6
House*—AA est .6.1
House*—Ben*on ..64
For Sale—Dundee .6ft
For Sale—Florence 6^
For Sale—Council Bluff* ..67
Lot* for Sale ...,‘ ,5«
Real Estate for Exchange . 69
Wanted—Real Estate .90
AUCTIONS.
Auction Sale* . . .. • *’
Real Estate at Auction 9
^ANNOU NCEMRNTS. ^
Funeral Notices. A
HANSEN—Mn. U r*»™
Sh* 1* *urvived by her father .T. P Engle
Spokane. Wash ; three anna. J. W„ Kay
A Robert 17.: one daughter. Mrs Al
berta SlelnSaugh; two brother*. John of
Oinah*. and A- S. Engl* of Spokane.
Wash. „ .
Funeral from John A n#nt!#raxn i Mort
uarv, Monday morning *t 8:36 to
Sacred Heart church at • a m. Inter
ment Holy Sepulcher c#m«'ery_
Rt *SS—Oeorx# A.. IK# 83 year*, died Feb
ruary 13.
Funeral service* will b* held Monday
r«t 2 p. m from the Burkett chapel. 3465
Farnain street. Interment Oakaloosa. Ia.
_ANXOI’NC'KMKNTS._|
Funeral Notices. A I
KDWAKDS—David H.. died W-dneaday,
February 20, at his home, 210 West Erie
street, Missouri Vrflley. la. He Is sur
vived by his wife, one son, Alvin D. Ed
wards; one daughter. Mrs. William .lone*,
of Missouri Valley, la two brothers, Ed
ward E Edwar<i\ nnd Thomas A. Ed
wards; two sister#, Mrs. T. J. Edmunds
and Mrs J. 1>. Murphy of Omaha.
Funeral Sunday. February 21. at 2 30
p. m. from Reorganized Latter Day Saints
church at Missouri Valley, la. Friends
[ invited.•
McCAFFERV—Frank, age 40 years died
at local hospital. He was a resident of
Omahn 25 year* He Is survived by Ms
mother. Mrs Elizabeth Armstrong, and
two Sisters, Mrs. Lucy McC.affery Thomsa,
of 3215 South 22nd St. both of Omaha,
and Mrs. Walter Whit# of Dudley, la.
Funeral services to be held from Lar
kin Bros, chapel to St. Bridget church at
0 a m. Monday morning. Interment Ft.
Marys cemetery.
.T A OK SON—Mrs. Maude, beloved wife of
Walter She 1« survived besides ber hus
band by one daughter, Mrs. Georgo F.
Eddy.
Funeral Monday afternoon #t 2 p. m.
from John A Gentleman's Mortuary. In
terment West Lawn cemetery'.
CIM OFFICI£E votkesT
METROPOLITAN UTILITIES DISTRICT
NOTICE TO BIDDERS.
Scaled proposals addressed to the Met
ropolitan Utilities District. Omaha, Ne
! brrska will 1»« received at the office of
| ?ho General Mnnag* r. at the City Hall
! Omaha, Nebraska until 12 o’clock, noon.
; February 2fith, FU‘4, for the excavation
! foe th»* proposed Gas Holder to be erected
upon land owned by the City of Omaha
near the Intersection of 21st and Center
Streets, nnd south of the Ohlcago, Bur
lington & Quincy Railroad in the City of
Oma ha.
All Information nnd conditions neces
sary • for th*» formulation of a proposal
together with specifications descriptive of
the proposed work may b* obtained af
»ho office of the General Manager in tne
City Hall.
Kadi bid must be accompanied by a
certified c heck for $500.00 so conditioned
ns to warrant the entering Into a con
tract with the District by the *uccessfu!
bidder within five days afU*r the sward
1* mane Checks of rll unsuccessful bid
ders will be returned as •oo.e as con
tract is signed.
The right is reserved to reltct any or
all bids.
Dated st Omaha- Nebraska, thla 12nd
day of February, T92<
METROPOLITAN UTILITIES DISTRICT.
Omaha, Nebraska.
Feb. 22. 23. 24, 25.
"legal notices!
NOTICE OF STOCK DODDERS' ifEKTING
Notice is hereby given that the regu
lar annual meeting of the Stockholder
of the South Platt* Land Company will
be held at the offb * of said Company,
Room 701. First National Bark Budding
Lincoln, Nebraska, nt 11 o'clock A. M.. on
the 6th day of March. A. P, 3 S* 2 4
C. H. MORRILL,
President,
W. W. TURNER,
Secretary A Treasurer.
F-4-f e-M-4-lnc
AI)VKRTI14J;.MF,\T.
Gallstones
Pr. F E. Paddock. Box 29DOB. Kansas
f'lty, Mo , says about one person In ten
has infected gall-bladder or g&lls’ones sod
neglect often leads to surgery. But many ,
people are too old, weak or ill for
dangerous operation. These people rea
sonably wish to avoid suffering and ob
tain relief with medicines. The Doctor
began specfalixihg on these troubles L
years ago at d hia treatment* have be*-n
of untold value to thousands all over the
1'. S Hwdrtdl Of letters testify to
health restored and freedom from suf
fering. Rather than suffer or let condi
tions grow worse, and before you decide
on surgery, writ# ’he Doctor for his
FREE BOOKLET describing gallstones
and explaining thu home treatment_
Updike Grain Corporation
(Private Wire Department)
rChicago Board of Trade
MEMBERS . and •
Un Other leading Exchangee
Orders for grain for future delivery in the prin
cipal markets given careful and prompt attention.
—
OMAHA OFFICEt LINCOLN O^FICEt
Phone AT lantic 5312 724-25 Terminal Building
518-25 Omaha Grain Phone B-1233
Exchange Long Distance 120
J. S. BACHE & CO.
Established 1892 ./
[Niw York Stock Exchange
, ' Chicago Poard of Trade
Members') j^ew York Cotton Exchange
Land other leading Exchanges.
New York: 42 Broadway Chicago: 10S S. LaSalle St*
Branches and correspondents located in principal cities
Stocks, Bonds, Grain,
Cotton, Foreign Exchange
Rought ami Sold for Cash or
Carried on Conservative Margin
224 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg., Omaha
Tilrphonta JA cksan S1S7-A6
Tha Dacha Review" eant on application—Corraeppndenca !nvita4
__i
Omaha
Residence
Loans
Tlio New York Life Insurance Com
pany announces the allocation of ample
fund* to Omaha In 1924 for investment
in high (Trade residence loans.
As the residential loan correspondent
for this company, wo are prepared to
make conservative loan* on homes at
the attractive rate of 8 V4 rc.
Ilr run assure prom fit smirr in closing
Hittoii $tatrs drufit (Eniti|tamj
1612 Farnam St. Tel. J*. 2911
^ announcements
Vaults and Monuments. B
"Automatic Pealing ’ concrete burial vaulte
recommended l»y all leading undertake!*.
Mfg by Omaha Concrete Burial Vault Co
Funeral Directors.C
HEAFET * HEAFET.
Uundertgkerg and Kmba’mgrg
Phong HA r.268. Offlcs 2611 Kgrogn)
(ESTA BDT8HED SINCE 1182)
KORISKO FUNERAT. HOME.
23« and O Sta 1260 S. l*th ft
MA. 0680. AT. 1871
HOFFMANN AMBULANCE
Dodge at 24th. Funeral Director.. JA. *101
H. H. KRAMER FUNERAL. HOME.
881# Jfllltary Ave. WA. 1*14.
N. P. SWANSON, 17TH AND CUMING
Quiet. Dignified Supervision.
CROSBY-MOORE
84th and Wirt. WE. 0047.
BRAII.ET A DORRANCE.
1828 CUMING BT.. JA. 0626.
TAGOART A SON.
1212 Cuming St. JA. 0716.
HUD8E A RIEPEN.
Funeral director* 2224 Cuming. J A. 1236
JOHN A. GENTLEMAN.
3411 Farnam St
C. C. HAYNES FUNERAL HOME. _
2*20 N. 24th St. KE. 0267
DUFFY A JOHNSTON.
311 S. ISd. new funeral home. HA. 0417
Cemeteries._ D
WEST I.AWN MEMORIAL PARK.
Omaha's • ernetery Beautiful. Easy, de
ferred paymente on family lota for im
mediate or future use. Conveniently lo
cated. J'erpetual care. Complete court
eous attention. 6*th and ( enter. May we
show > ouCall WA-0820 or AT. 1379. Our
closed auto will < all for > on.
WEST LAWN CEMETERY.
Our convenient payment plan Is appreciat
ed when famTly lot le required Telephone
WA. MS'JO. WA. 4160. AT. 1 37 9. and our
free closed car will call for you. Courteous
service. Perpetual care. Cemetery C5th and
Center Sts. Beautiful, convenient.
forest lawn.
320 acre*. Perpetual care. Office at
the cemetery. North 40th fit and Forest
Lawn Ave.. and "20 Brandele Theater
Bidg.
Florists. E
ROGERS. 'Florist. 21th Farnam, JA. 2400
JOHN BATH. 1S04 Farnam. JA 190*
Personals. 3
THE SALVATION Army industrial home
solicits your old clothing, furniture, maga
rlr ee We collect. We dletr bute Phone
.IA. 413., and our wagon will call. Call
and inepect our new home. 1110-1112-1114
I)odge Street
Proetatlc troubles treated w theut surgery
or drugs. Dr. C B. Hunt. 122 W.-H. R dg
Theatrical historical maequ* coetume* for
ptayn and parties at I..eh»-PA. Omaha.
MASSAGE TREATMENT^
210 N. 17TH ST.
Lost end Found. 4
BROOCH, G.rn.i Lon on Hmlj. or
Douglas, between 2%th and Dodge and the
Rialio theater. Suitable reward. Call
HA. 4*4 4._
1
Brfcnde.s theater, or be* ween the them-T
and 26lh and Farnam. Reward. WA
«*0»1.
PARTY that t aster wagon, wl'l
pleas* r-turn to 1524 V St. and no ques
tions a*k»d.
_AUTO MOBILES._
Automobiles for Sale. 5
MUST SKI.L at once
1921 FOLD A-l condition, l**-g*
lot k wheel, f.,ot feed, aeat covers, etc. HA.
4MS.
L'feED CARS.
O. N. Bonney Motor Co.
255* Farnam.
DEPENDABLE USED CARS
ANDREW MURPHY it SUN 3
1 42 >> JA’ KSi’N FTAT. 4412
HUDSON touring. late model and In *x
*:>nt condition. Guaranteed. See today
Guy !«. Smith.
.NASH- VP.H-MIM A AVT'.- CO.
USED CAR STORE.
2*4* Fa-ram.AT 4IH
fiRAND n*w Ford coupe for aa!e Very
ol eap. Party lea\’.ng town. Call AT.
2242
LATE mode! Gardner, driven 1.000 mile*
*550 cash Phono JA 542S.
FORT'S—-DODGES—BUICK 3
• ‘01 S H'h.Tel. MA. I0>0
1921 PAIGK touring 5-paseerger good
■ -lit- r, \#ry res - rib!# JA 5121
} ■ -Hi' * ■ «■!»•. . S 14 11 North 17th
^—————i——
Trucks for Sal*. S.%
ONE to three-ton uaed trues*, terms can
be arranged. International Harvester Ce.
f America 714-1* 3 10th *t.
Auto Accessories Parts. 9
INSTANT ELECTROLTTE.
Guaran’^^d to recharge any battery In
serviceable condtvon. Will not frees* in
*t ... • eu1
r*hata rlate. For aa!e !r fiL r.g station*
• r. 1 garag or ph-r# WE. 195 5.
USED parts for ail make* of car*. 14
to 7* per cent off !.rt price*, two wreck •
nr p!ant» 101* Harney. HA. 4911. and
•205 Pumlnr AT 1970
-— " ■2' L. ' - ■ ■ — ■
Service Station—Kepsiring. 10
INPUSTKIAI. AUTO MACHINISTS.
Rayfleld oarbu'e' n and E'aemann mag
neto eerv're AT 2544.
P VF.i H IRS a SON 417 3 11TH.
BUSINESS SERVICE.
Business Services Offered. 13
MOVING, hauling city or country Aah>-«.
ruhblah. cinder* for driveway* WK 4S0*.
RAWS f: • >i ke\ • made. 14 ' 4 Doug.as.
JAMBS ALLAN'S Detect!Tea. Expert secret
%•' e Block AT 113*
RELIABLE Defective Bureau. Runderland
lidg JA 2Q&*; n ght, KL Mil
Building Contractors. 14
PRH s on toilet comblnati. i •
avatorie*. sinks, bath tubs, range boiler*
New g. „!«
MORRISON LUMBER A COAL CO,
22d and Paul St* WK 5 4*1
SCREENED porch**, old *creen* rewUrd,
broken window* replaced. Olasing. Her
man Ki: 2701
Millinery—Dresemamng. 17
ACrORDION, * da. kntfa, ho* pleating,
covarad button*, all *tvlca: hemstitching
buttonhole* Writ# Idaal Button A plant
"'f F*o.. Sot Brown UlodL Omaha, N«t>
a aj hnra .7 A 1»S«
N » H PI. K ATI NO ro
Hemstitching. Oovered Hutton*,
’1^4 K»rn*m S» i*,d floor J.\
l'RF.S8.\P\KlNO and •** ing, ITS'' a da*
v * •' mi ' . 1 .■■«» 7 u rnau- AT T.-:'
Moving—Trucking—Storage. 18
Ftl'Kl.! i V STORAGE A VIN <M.
MOVING FAl'KlNO
RTORAGl* SHlrtMNll
H maahold goods. offtc* furaituta autoa
no: n how akp st j v a:**
'lltOBK NAN A N \ > STOK \>'.K
P ti’KlVU. MON INK SHIPPING $ TORINO
Fatlmate* fmmah.d AT <»?MI or J A. 423*
HKKINS OMAHA N AN H STOKAOK
1*th and I«*a%*nworth St* Pa Vug, motr
r atnrsgo uhlrrln* ,7a 4 1*3
OOROnVS K1RKPROOP NVHSF. A V AN
:t» North 71th St Ph.'iia JA J(*3:. mov
l"t narking atoraga. «hti n'nc
Painting «n,l Papenng. 19
\ NO l paparhang mW W*11 paper, whole
*»'• pn a Fred 7'aiha. 4T'h !* Slth St.
MA 0104 AT T4«M.
PATBR bans'* *n/l painting. work
NN 7 | If ♦
Patent Attorney*. 20
' IV MARTIN 1 U IN-a*. Hwn TP*
v'maha aim* NV ashing to donhla trrrtea,
• ’ogla fra A lao hr it* %a l i ir "ta
Printing Stationery. 21
■ OMMKIt.T Al rRINTI PrimIn*
?’ * inn si. *'h n. .if n >
Pro(e»*ional Service. 22
Mam... ttm ' In, «, 11, AT .1*.
Kepamng. 2.1
l SKP and naw aautng t *ohii>a* S#**
n* ma bn** and \ ct i % »a tap* ad
Hant «n*<*h naa Is par weak. II par mo
Ml* KM Me HOI >r
Hlh ana liA n.r At tilt
BUSINESS SERVICE.
Renovating and Dyeing. 24
OMAHA PILI.OW CO—r.athera
vated and mad. up In new feathar-»r»ot
ttekln*. 1107 Cumin*. JA. i««7..
__gy_pLOVMENT.
Help Wanted Female. 27
«at-sbwomeh.
A lid ta 110 weekly y.ar-around hniittieei
tellln* th. n-w Cor.e-Twln, A new eorMt
hrutlin assuring complata flfura eon
""USK- pW,:;
rht.lv. terrltorl.e open In ‘he communt
tie. throughout Netra.k. and Iowa.
WE TEACH TOU HOW.
Per.enal in.truetlon to •®*Lyl"€
for work In Omaha. Call In p.r.oi or
write.
THE CORSE-TWIH.
Omaha Ixtan * Bid*.
AT. 0678. 11th and Pod*..
TOADIES—l.earn beauty culture. Make
our f"r. work eaeler. b.ttar payln* and
more plea-ant I'ay or avenlr*
"ur raialoT < Jplain. Call or writ, f
It. M,.l-r College. 1f'I S. 16th Bt..
NEAT appe.rin* .alealadle. to ..11 Plr
Wlc fro-k. direr, to we.rer; all or part
time; no Inveetment; many rrtak. »
weekly. Write today. Plckw.ck .If*, to .
Fort Wayn*. ln«l.
WANTED—Women to paint lamp
for ua M horn-. Eaay. P•*»'»"*
Whole or part time Addra.e Nileart Com
Pany, Ft. ^ayr.e. Inti ira.__
EXPERIENCED rook wanted. Call Mra.
N. P. rpdllte. 1-^14 Jackson bt. Jta
SWEDISH lady to live with and ear*
for old couple. S80» lapitol:^_^__^-J
Heip Wanted Male._28
-MIN' WANTING POSITIONS.
Firemen brakemcn, colored train orslsep*
Tnl car port. r. or;., for abl ation b ank.
Experience unneceaaarj. Firat e>» * * rt,ld •
Ww .trike - poallloa want'd.
INTER - R AII. tv A V, Debit. •*r>'
IndianwpnM* Ind._ _
MEN*—L*arn barber trad#. Tbt* *b®^t
. ourre day or evrunr open* the way for
your own burr." or po,lt|on at rp
w agr.e . Mir S'stem known «v«.'T"her*.
I'a* or write, JWtr Berber Col.eie, I*
H. 1 5th St._
! l.t;. TRICITT tau«ht by r*5p*r!7l btTk
M.ii learn at hr»m# Electrical
and proof leew.o. free Satisfaction »»ar
af.tepu end po*i»!on p*-cured. Write *
T'htlf Bn*. Cooke. rut Uawrema Ave .
<’hi«aco -
•RK you int^re^t^d in a proportion pa> -
■g !-W0 to f'.bna yearly T Pl.a.ant
. .tderr work, eellinr *reea jhrtiba roaea
weekly, . ew and jn
• o-date r *T' B- »n Broa. Company.
It r, .-a,.. N T, Grower. llnce
VOENTS Ha • 110 to IS* dally. MlllnC
iml'l kitchen ne city Oeer per rent
profit s. 1 rapidly everywhere to o ne
v - 0f to women New plan inakee aalea
. sv I orni *r Mfg Company. i>#pt. -> ».
j Detroit, Mich
MirtA'I.K Stain Remover. Pall# 1J'*®
- A ■ ** * " r,n *•»
tr:V' K’ -rmou* pr >f » 11 eonfalrer
'$• rarle Beauty Clay fra# to #very cu«*
tf-r • m • Product#." Saint Paul
\ r M«nr -dig. Minn.
ALT, MKN, Women, boy*, gi'l*. IT to €(.
w nt ? *-pt government po*it;ona.
j * (traveling or a*atlonary). wr.r#
Mr • ■rmtn’e 255 St. Lou:*. Mo., immedl
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B - de**<-- » »I0-|1«0 waakly. travel
..r • ' » *\perl#nc# unreceaearr Ari»r
?n Dot* tive Agency. 7>t Columbia. St.
riPrTMEN BT \KEMEN. b#gtnr.#r» $13t
• $:;o (Wh^h poaltlo* ?) Railway, f
I ‘■«S0. Omaha Pf-o.
.\,ji;VTS-Tn %r our Lif# Tonic. Won
• rful • iedi'';C‘’ Big rep*at#r. Big profit#.
\j* ... O Dept IT. S’ Lou a. Mo
1 —
Help Wanted Male & Female. 29
rypisrs bo li •
trr trr a-. rs inu?cr;ti Fr*e d*
• led inform** ion on recue**. R J.
f'arres. Au’hora’ Agent. Tallapcoea- Ga
» i ENTs i r Darn E-Z. only w a* ha be
! a*.n 'or stocking*. Sell* at sight.
Wheptot laboratories, I^a Crow*. W *.
■ ■ — ■ ——■
Salesmen and Agents. 30
■-if- NT'- ,#Woodr'W T ison. HI* L:f*
-.1 Work " Afusi authentic end complete
;-ook publlahel *00 page* Including *-4
atrationa. Agent* wanted. B:g money.
Free outfit. Geographical Pub.iaLicg Co.
Plymouth St . Chicago
SALESMEN—Inexperienced or expert#-, ed,
> ty or trave- nc Wr *e f*r free beck.
Modern >*r anshtp ’ B‘g der and fr-P
•irn. Earn f ' tn 1101 yearly. Ad
ream, Nat Saif' *ni Tr Aas'n. Pep%
4i.». Chicago.
SALESMEN—*2P.0®0 yearly Slat# dlatrlb
l.leetnc *.gr * A wcnda.ful prepeaiion.
Every ret*.! merchant a possible cui
tomer Exclusive territory. Liberal com
: ensa* -n T1 e McSxvaney Company,
Spr:rx?:- id. Ohio_ _
SALESMEN- I- 10 j early Star# d!Bt-.b
Anar g newly Inverted pr.'.r.g
system r*-’* s f4 JO. Merchant* bu> in
s'antaneoualy.' No competition Tremen
-.i»u demand M*.ien Mfg.. Colonial Bldg,
Boston. Mas. _ _
AGENTS—Bee me representative la'ge
concern Eatab.iah yourself permanent.y.
> • * d r.»-*hod selling shoe# fact >rjr
to wtarer Profit* large S**l! eaay Ap
: v ii mediate^. STYLE-AP.CH SHOES,
a-:
• •. • | :r v • r ■ f
Martha Washington house dresaea direct
! from factory to wearer B i profit* for
workers For particular*, write Illlnoia
Garm ent Fa. *fef Lincoln A»a. ChU
c ICO
AGENTS ;r wonderful new plan w 1
j ut you in he S6.00O claaa 150 produ a.
*<ow prl« e.« Supreme quality Complete
outfit free We furnish aut *noW:a Write
quick. A n. »■ r an Product* Co.. f«10
A C-- mnati. O.
AGENTS: Make fif'd every week. Sell
Mai*- Measure-Mad# cap# direct t*
w • . bu>.r. 4 men. car owner*, aports
et Wrl e for ■pr'-g aamp’.e outf't
»rd fre-* ap offer. Manafiald Cap Maker*.
1 > ’ ' « \ * n. ir.natt, O
‘ G Y- AH MFG CO., 2<*-C ttoedyear
Bldg . Kar.saa City. >!#.. Se making en
■ ffer to send a hand*om# rancoat free *o
person in each oaltt] who ** 1
la 1 • • d * «
4 < N'n New wonderful ee:i#r— Bfe e -
' t t\< y ollar **le*. Be ;\er on apo;.
1 . • -e Min* ssat' N 3 com ret. • • on.
s I- ' c M " a Co. 910 N. H*:
s:f»Bd, Chicago. 111.
b 51 l.L Mad'scn "Bet t er-Made" Shift a dire t
from our factory to nearer No capita or
e\pe en c required; eur *old big prof *.
Wr.te for trot aamplca Mid.ioi V i a.
; > B’oadway. New York City.
A< l ENTS—Oo 1yer r Mif Co. 2P-C Oood
>tar Bldg. Kansu ''Try. Mo. la making
an offer to tend n handsome raincoat fre*
[to one person in each locality who will
re - ir.run i it to frtnda Write tod a'
AGENTS Hare opportunity aaormcaa
prof!fa ar e c * - « Icktf
f'r ft Ai> .'»n make 111 to IJ? da !v,
Particuiara fre* K. Back* Co.. Carpanter,
IH _
A-.KNIS District man a gar* wanttd Af*
T it to**l hpi * ' • u* *n y ©ur l«v*a
a > cancasaing <>r daltvar'r*. flh# waaV'T
• * Sy m«J« ■ n»,»m >n* advgjtcad la«
’ut <V * *■ '* f.vcr »ti i'h: **©
UJKNTfi $4 daily tkktnf ©rd*r# for
’ as Guara* re t ho* try. IT d iff* rant,
in.!* *■»«• •% Tour *1r# »\
o. f i . f **n»|M* t'« ,r*. Tho;:\aa Mf*.
t*>> . MH! J*3S, I'ajton. O.
\> \ > ju > ■■■ own boss i*ll arrv-'ia
»• •
f t me in.’ nt <1ra*s fl ' particular* f-aa.
i nr« claimant c‘' Si. 9 Lincoln Ai*«
Chicago.
A , 1 \ Ts tiro taking ©rdar* f r
«*l • f •r»ipf >*i« eVmmlwvai a<1
\an ri Wa dalivar and collect Pramrt*
ast del \a» .t»* Writ# Horn* Kamcoat i'o,
11 * 4 S H a lat ad c'h i ra a a
\«IK\TS If mark Arpolnt auto
| «Kpnt», I»> per cant comm Gnarantaad
t . . ■ windows
v‘»f am ad Maial.ia Lar.ar Ca . 4il
N t'latk OhiPtfa
8AI*r8>fKN Stop!# nactHlty f'r maru*
#«cturara Plain facta rasprasantatlon.
* *at» onset ration hacks claim* K\ iuai'a
f1» d Hu: t.rnm *» r Op-nlni for at.i
>' U- v - S'* > Olataland. OhUv
1 41' Al\ii a*ant« r»aka f*. ' avary aaV.
Wonda-r ful !.a IT- Iv N#w a av sailing
* va* 'on h * profit W t* for full in
f->*c** n. K*h' Proa. Dapt. A-34?, $.•
* Th-,vu St Chicago_
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