Nebraska Newspapers

    Many Bargains Are Offered in the Autos, For Sale Column
Bond Jumper's “Minute" Lasts for
*- Year, But Bondsman Gets Revenge
Venrly a year lias elapsed since
Georgs Elliott told Police Sergeant
Martin Jensen to "wait a minute” In
the district clerk's office while ha
stepped out to a bank to obtain mon
ey with which to pay a fine. But
when Mr. Elliott disappeared, he
forgot to reckon with John Berger,
attorney, who had bonded him for
$500.
John's vengeance was enduring and
terrible. By wire, he traced the miss
ing man from one town to another,
always Just a Jump behind. Finally,
while he was waiting for a shave in
an Omaha barber shop, a remark was
dropped that established Elliott's
whereabouts. Mr. Berger learned
that thj man he sought was in Los
Angeles, working for a former Oma
han, Charlie Lewis
Accordingly, when Detective Benny
Danbaum left Omaha two weeks ago
to return John Cirozelli, 3107 R street,
from Sacramento, Cal., to face a
statutory charge, Mr. Cirozelli being
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alleged to have jumped a $2,500 bond,
the detective was Instructed to bring
along George.
Mr. Danbaum for two days sought
high and low in Los Angeles for
George Elliott. Finally, despairing,
he sat down to eat in Charlie Lewis's
beanery. Glancing along the counter
he was confronted by the sight of Mr.
Elliott enjoying supper at the other
end.
Danbaum arrived in Omaha last
night with his two prisoners, having
spent seven of the last 11 days on
trains.
Elliott was charged with unlawful
possession of liquor and keeping a
disorderly house when his establish
ment at 1115 Williams street was
raided and 11 inmates arrested.
The case was appealed to district
court and it was when paying a $173
fine that Elliott escaped.
Mr. Berger indulged in a short con
ferenee with Elliott at Central sta
tion last night. _.
Man Suffocated
i
in Barn Blazej
Scorched Body of Truck Driver
Found After Flames
Extinguished.
s** * -
Sherman Williams. 60, transfer
man. was suffocated Friday night by
smoke In -the barn In the rear of
2766 Webster street, where he makes
hie home. Hie scorched body was
found by firemen after they had ex
tinguished the blaze, which started
from an oil stove.
R. F. Gerrity, 2767 Burt street, no
ticed the Are from his window about
0:45 nnd called the Are department.
The blaze had attained so much head
way, however, that it was Impossible
for him to enter the building.
Williams drove a delivery truck for
the Henry M. Johannszen Glass and
Paint company, 114 South Fourteenth
street.
Firemen declare that Williams evi
dently was asleep when the Are
started and was awakened too late to
make an exit from the structure.
Williams recently was separated
from his wife, by whom he has three
daughters. They arst Mrs. R. J.
Schmlttrath, Lakewood, O.; Mrs. Tra
vers Illsley, and Mrs. Edward Cow
ger. The Omaha daughters and their
mother live at 2326 South Thirty-third
street. Tbs body Is st the Gentleman
mortuary. ..
Funeral services will be held Mon
day at 10 at the Cole-McKay funeral
home. Rev. E. H. Jenks, pastor of
the First Presbytorlan church, will
officiate. Burial will be at Forest
Lawn cemetery.__
“ Snow Forecast
for Next Week
Washington, March 22.—Weather
outlook for the week beginning Mon
da.v j
ipper Mississippi snd lower Mis
souri valleys: Generally cloudy, snows
at beginning and again Wednesday or
Thursday: temperature about normal.
Northern Rocky mountains and
plateau regions: Considerable cloudi
ness, occasional snow; temperature
below normal.
Southern Rocky mountain and
plateau regions: Generally cloudy
with prohabllty of local rains or
snows. Temperaturs below normal.
Pacific states: Considerable cloudi
ness. pn ably occasional rains;
temperature normal.
Novel Luncheon.
The ladles' Aid society of the Dun
dee Presbyterian church will give a
corn products luncheon next Wednes'
day at 1 in the parlors of the church.
' A I> VEKTItf EMJS.YT
Gallstones
Dr. •. B. Fidflock. Bo* 101 -OB , K*o
■u city. Mo., *»y* "bout ono r«r*°n In
f on bu In foot od gall-bledrter or «*ll
■ tonoo and no*loct ofton loa.lo fo "ursary.
But many p*opl# ar# fao old, weak or ill
for dangaroua operation. These paopla
reasonably wlah to avoid Buffering and
obtain relief with medicine*. The Doctor
began •peclallzlng on thepa trouble# Jo
year# ago and hia treatment* have b*cn
of untold value to thousand# all over
th# U. •• Hundred# of latter# testify
to health restored and freedom from Buf
fering. Rather than suffer or let condi
tion* grow worse, and before you decide
on aurgerr. nrlte the Doctor for hi*
FREE BOOKLET describing fsllostonr*
and explaining this home treatment.
ADVBETIHKMBNT
HOW "TIZ" HELPS
SOHE, TIRED FEET
Goodbye, nor* feel, burning feet,
swollen feet, sweaty feet, smelling
feet, tired feet.
Good-bye, corns, callouses, bunions
and raw spots. No more shoe tight
ness, no more limping with pain or
drawing up your face in agony. •'Tiz''
Is magical, acts right off. “Tiz" draws
cut all the poisonous exudations
i which puff up the feet. Vse "Tlz"
end forget your foot misery. Ah!
how comfortable your feet feel. Get
a ho* of "Tlz" now at any drug or
department store. Don't suffer. Gave
good feet, glad feet, feet that never
swell, never hurt, never get tired. A
rear's foot comfort guaranteed for a
few cents
Philathea Class
Elects Officers
The Philathea class of Trinity Bap
tlst church of which Mrs. Kathryn
Wert Holler is teacher, held busi
ness meeting on Monday evening and
elected the following officers:
President, Laura Dennison; vice
president. Helen Mullen, secretary,
Roma Mattox; assistant secretary,
Minda Chase; treasurer. Mary Kavan:
chairman social committee, Maybelle
Ningst; membership, Viola Cudney;
missionary, Alice J. Roessler; relief,
Gertrude Joos; good cheer, Opal Bun
ney; credits, Bessie Lauritsen; ath
letics, Carrie Maxwell; sick and
flower, Ethelyn Gammage; finance,
Hazel Parkin.
Otoe Man Dies in Omaha.
Eugene Hensley, 26, of Otoe, Neb.,
died Friday night at a local hospital
from pneumonia after a short illness.
After a short service Saturday after
noon at the Gentlemnn funeral home,
the body was sent to Bennett, Neh.,
where his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
gar Hensley, reside.
Elijah Program.
There will be given a special Elijah
musical program at the morning serv
ice of Plymouth Congregational
church, at 11, Sunday ns follows;
Organ prelude: Overture from "Elllth.”
Anthem: "If tVlth All Your Hearte."
Prymouth choir.
Rariton® solo: “Lord God ©f Abra
ham.’' George A. Wahl.
Quartet: “Cast Thy Rurd*n t’Don th©
Lord.’* Mr*. Am*a. Mr*. McCormack.
Geor*© A. Wahl. K. O. Ame*
Soprano *olo: “Hear Y*. Israel. Mr*.
A in**. _ . .
Or (ran ©ff«r*ory: “Y® Peopl# Rend Your
Heart*." Einar Andrea**n
Rnritone aolo: "It Is Enourh. Mr.
Wahl. _ __ _.
Tenor reHtatlv*: “Se* Eow H* 81eeo
eth." Mr. Ani*». _ ,, ,,
Woman’* trio: “Uft Thin© Eve a. Mr*.
AtnM, Mrs. McGormack. Mias Ellsworth.
Organ poatlud®: “And '1 hen Shall lour
Light Break Forth ” __
Son Missing; Mother 111.
Mrs. Frank Carey, 621 Park ave
nue, Is confined to her bed as the
result of the disappearance last Tues
day of her son, Robert Carey, 16, a
student at St. Petera school.
Description of the missing youth
was broadcast Friday night from radio
station WOAW.
Heavy Snowstorm.
Lincoln, March 22.—A severe storm
Is prevallng In northwest Nebraska,
according to reports received at Bur
lington railroad headquarters here.
With a heavy fall of glow and a high
wind, the storm took on the propor
tions of a blizzard, the report eald,
hut the temperature remained high.
The Gideons.
A meeting will he held Sunday aft
ernoon at 3 at the Paxton ho
tel by the Gideons. Christian Com
mercial Traveling Men s association.
These meetings are open to the pub
lic. This Sunday, Rev. F. H. Grace,
pastor of the Covenant Presbyterian
church, will make the address.
Household Goods Stolen.
Theft of household Roods from his
home was reported to police by Marvin
Mercer, 3633 Fifth avenue, Council
Bluffe.
Temperance Meeting.
The France# Willard W. C. T. TL
will meet at tha homa of Mra. Fritz
Sandwall, 31« North Thirty-fourth
•traat, next Wednesday.
Samardick to Minneapolis.
Robert Samardlck, federal prohibi
tion agent, left Saturday evening for
Minneapolis to confer with official#
there.
Holy Name Novena.
Solemn novena la being hold at.
Holy Name church by tha Redemptor
Ist father*. The novena will end
March 25.
Omaha Bank Clearings.
flank clearings this week, $40,750.
854 03; Inst week, 341,031,933.83; last
year, 140,828,391.77.
Tho Local LaC Editor has nothing
elso to do but read his mail. Wend
your jokes to lilm and perhaps you'll
be one of the prize winners.
Building Permits.
Tl. Enovaldaen, 4:r.3 35 Charles street,
frame dwelling. Iio.oou.
('Karlen Harding. 830 South FIfty-second
street, brk-U veneer dwelling, $- 000.
Own a Home company, 2222 North
Twenty-fourth avenue, framo dwelling,
$4,400.
own a Home company, 2222 North
Twenty-fourth avenue, frame garag*. $400.
own a Home tompany. 4 {43 ]>ecstur
itreet. frame dwelling. $4,ooo.
I,. M. Hanson, f. 20 Military avenue,
coin rdc block garage, $250.
K. I*. Pederaon, fin22 South Thirty-sixth
avenue, frame dw lling. $3,80o.
Edward Ward, B02i; South Thirty-sixth
avenue, freme dwelling, $2,$0n.
Patrick Heart*, 3822 IJ street, frame
dw oiling. $4,000.
George Kllmartefr, $09 South Ftfty
seventh street, brick veneer dwelling,
$ I n.ooo.
A Ij Hoot, 8512 North Thirtieth street,1
block a>ldiMon to store. $1,500.
E J. Graham, 4 t William street, brick
venocr dwelling. $58,000
Ercd Kriuth. 314 1 Mouth Sixteenth street,
framo dwelling, $4,000.
Mrs. Ivh r, Frank. 2872 Vane street. I
frame dwelling. $l.50o
p E GerrlNftn. 3143 M bit more avenue,
fiame dwelling, $3,000
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ANSWERS?
Answer* to Want Ad*
which have box number*
as addresses may be
phoned in. Just phone
AT lantic 1000—ask for
an ad taker and tell her
which advertisement you
wish to answer. She will
do the rest. Phone
AT lantic 1000 to answer
Blind Want Ads—you’ll
be pleased.
BEE CLASSIFIED
AD RATES
15c per line each day. 1 or 2 daya.
12c per line each day. 3 or C daya.
10c per line each day. 7 daya or longer.
Classified Ada accepted at the following
offices:
Main Office.17th and Farnam Sts.
South Omaha..N. W. Cor. 24th and N Sta.
Council Bluffs.15 Scott St.
The above ratea apply to all advertlse
menta in classifications:
Lost and Found . 4
Help Wanted Femals . 27
Help Wanted Male . 2*
Salesmen and Agents . SO
Situations Wanted Female . 31
Situations Wanted Mala . S3
Articles for Sale . 46
Farm and Dairy Products. 49
Good Things to Eat . 61
Homemade Things . 62
Household Goods . 63
Swap Column .63A
Wearing Apparel . 60
Wanted to Buy... 61
Booms With Board . 62
Hoomi Without Board ...... 43
Rooms for Housekeeping .A^,., 64
Rooms Unfurnished ..^^...64 A
Suburban Board . 15
Farms for Kent .75A
For all other classifications our regular
rates as quoted below spph'.
These rates apply to The Sunday Omaha
Bee as well as The Morning and Evening
Bee. All week-day advertisements ap
pear In both morning and evening editions
at the one coat:
liic per line each day, 1 or 2 daya.
15c per line each day, 2 or 6 days.
ISc per line each day. 7 daya or longer.
Telephone
ATlantlc 1000. v
Call for Classified Ad Department. An
experienced Classified Ad taker will re
ceive your ad and a bill will be mailed
later. The rates quoted above apply to
THE EVENING BEK.
THE OMAHA MORNING BEK.
CLASSIFICATION.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Funeral Notices.A
Vaults and Monument*.B
Funeral Directors . C
Cemeteries . ...D
FlorleMs E
C ard of Thank*.F
lodge Notices ...I
Coming Events .2
Personals .3
Lost and Found.4
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale . .5
Track* for Sale . $ \
Aiitovnhoile Agencies.li
Motorcycle* and Bicycle* .7
Automobiles for Exchange.H
Auto Accessories. Parts.|>
Service Stations—Repairing.10
Auto Livery Oarage.II
Wanted—Automobiles . 12
BUSINESS SERVICE
Business Service* Offered.13
Building Contractors .14
Heating and Plumbing...15
liisiiranec .I«
Millinery—Dressmaking .ifi
Moving—Trucking—storage . IK
Just the Thing
A good used car for your trip this
summer. Many people are plan
ning on an outing this year. Some
cannot afford to buy a new car,
while others find the “town car”
too heavy for the trip. Whether
for pleasure or for business, it will
pay you to read the automobile
for sale ads, Classification No. 5.
READ THEM TODAY
1 iyi-ri*»“*»aa****a*>********A*****<>a**>**aaa**aa*aa**»^‘-l-l-i-ivywifLAfL'
CliASPIFl CATIONS.
Painting and Papering.......19
Patent Attorneys . 20
Printing Stationery . 21
Professional Service .22
Repairing . ,..23
Renovating and Dyeing .... 24
I sundries .*4 A
Tailoring and Pressing.25
Wanted—Business Service .26
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted—Female .27
Help Wanted—Male .28
Help Wanted—Male and Female.29
Salesmen and Agent*...30
Situations Wanted—Female .31
Situations Wanted—Male .32
FINANCIAL 9
Business Opportunities .3::
Investment—Stocks—Bonds . 34
Real Estate louns .84 A
Money to Loan .35
Wanted to Borrow. 36
EDUCATIONAL
Correspondence Courses .37
Local Instruction Classes.38
Musical—Dramatic .39
Dancing Academics .39 A
Private Instruction .40
Wanted—Instruction .41
LIVESTOCK
Deg*. Cat* and Peta.42
1 I
ADV£RTI»LUELNT
ADVERTISEMENT
Sues Doctor For
Removing Appendix
Claims Operation Should Have Been for
Other Purpose.
Estimating the value of her appendix at
$25,000, a young woman tn trie Middle
West brought auft against a doctor for re
moving her appendix without her consent.
She states that she was to he operated
for another purpose and while under
anesthetic her appendix was removed.
A Treacherous Disease.
Appsndlcltls Attacks at any moment even
persons seemingly In good health. Usually,
however, it Is preceded by so-called stom
ach trouble, constipation or similar dis
turbances. Often when there le a warning
feeling of uneasiness In the abdomen, ap
pendicitis can be guarded against In the
same manner in which on** guards sgainst
the spread of throat infection, because thRt
is Just what appendicitis is—an Infection
In the intestines spreading to the ap
pendix. When one haa sore throat one
can often prevent further trouble by using
an antiseptic wash or gargle to fight the
germs and a laxative to carry off the
poisons from the body. The same pro
cedure Is necessary to fight for the in
testinal germs and guard against eppendl
cities But Instead of an antiseptic wash
for the throat, an INTESTINAL antiseptic
la necessary.
Intestinal Antiseptic.
There 1s now offered to the public a
preparation having the DOUBLE action of
an Intestinal antiseptic and a COMPLETE
system cleanser. This preparation, known
at AdlerikR, acte aa follows:
It tends to eliminate or destroy harmful
germs end colon bacilli In the Intestinal
canal, thus guarding sgainst apfAndlcitts
and other diseases having their start here
It Is the most roinplefe system cleanser
ever offered to the public, acting on DOT!
upper and lower bowel and removing foul
matter which poisoned tha system for
months and which nothing else can dis
lodge. It brings out all gases, thus Im
mediately relieving pressure on the heart.
It is astonishing the great amount of
poisonous matter Adlerlka draws from the
alimentary canal — matter you never
thought was In your eystem. Try It right
nftfr a natural movement end notice how
much more foul matter It brings ont which
was poisoning you. In alight disorders,
such as occasional constipation. sour
stomach, gas on the stomach snd sick
headache, one apoonful Adlerlka ALWAYS
brings relief A longer treatment, how
ever. Is necessary In cases of obstinate
constipation snd long standing stomach
trouble, preferably under direction of your
physician.
Reports from Physicians.
"I found Adlerlka the best In my entire
37 years' experience.” (Signed) Dr. O.
Bggere.
"I use Adlerlka In all bowel cases. tome
require only one dose ” (Signed) Dr. F. M.
1*. (Name given on request )
"I have found nothing 1n my ®® years'
practice to excel Adlerlka.'' (Signed) Dr.
James Weaver.
' After taking Adlerlka feet better then
for 20 years. Haven’t language to express
the AWFUL IMPURITIES eliminated from
inv svslein.” (Signed! J. K. Puckett.
Adlerlka Is a constant surprise to people
who have used only ordinary bowel and
stomach medicines, on account of Ite rapid,
pleasant and COMPLETE action. Tt le sold
by leading druggists everywhere.
Sold In Omaha bv Sherman-McConnell
Drug company snd other leading druggists.
SAY “BAYER” when you buy-^W^fle
Unless you see the “Bayer Cross” on tablets you are
not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe
by millions and prescribed by physicians 23 years for
Colds
Toothache
Neuritis
Neuralgia
Headache
Rheumatism
Lumbago
Pain, Pain
Accept only “Bayer” package which contains proven directions.
Handy “Bayer** boxe# of 12 tablet* \l*»» bottle* of 24 and lot) Druggist*.
Aspirin la the trade mark ot JUavar Mamifarmr* u.ui.»tceucacl<l*sisr uf laltarUa**u»
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CLASSIFICATIONS
Horses, Cattle, Vehicles.43
Poultry and Hupplie* .41
Wanted—Live Mock ..45
MERCHANDISE
Article* for Hal# .46
Business Equipment . '47
Building Material* . .4*
Farm and Hairy Products...4!i
Fuel and Feed .. *50
Oood Things to Eat .. .51
Home-Made Tilings .52
Household Good* . .53
Swap Column . . . ..
Jewelry and Watches .54
Machinery1 and Tool* ..55
Seed*, Plant* ahd Flowers.. 56
Special* at the Store*.37
Musical Instruments . 58,
Radio Equipment .59
Wearing Apparel ..60
Wanted to Huy ...61
ROOMS HOR RENT
Rooms With Hoard .. 62
Room* Without Board .. 6.3
Room* for Housekeeping . 64
Room*. ( nfurnished .#M.\
Suburban Board .. . .65
Where to Stop in Town 67
Wanted—Room* and Board.63
REAL ESTATE—FOR SALE
Apartments—Furnished . 66
Apartment*—I nfurnished .. .7ft
Business Place* for Rent.. .71
House* for Rent." 7-4
Houses, Furnished . ...72A
Office* and l)e*U Room ....73
Out-of-Town Property . 71
Suburban for Rent. .. 75
Farm I^tnd* for Rent.*75A
Summer Place for Rent. . 74
Wanted to Rent . . .77
REAL ESTATE—FOR SALE
Business Property . 78
R#al Estate—Investments .. . 78 \
Farms and land* for Hale......79
City Acreage for Hal# . 79
Houses for Sale .80
House*—North .. 81
House*—South .’ 87
House*—West .83
Houses—Hen*on .!.!!! 81
For Sale—Dundee .... . 85
For Hale—Florence t‘ 86
For Sale—Council Bluff* ..! ] 87
Let* for Hale ‘ ms
Real Estate for Kichang# .. 86
Wanted—Real E*tnte .' 9ft
AUCTIONS
Anetton Hales .91
Real Estate at Auction . 92
- a nnouncements; ~
Funeral Notice*. A
WADDELL—Mrs Katherine, age year*
widow of the late Charley 1e surv %ed
by on# *on. Charles. *»ne daughter, Mrs.
Albert V. Kipp of Heir Lake Flty, Utah.
2 brothers, Fred liarfman of Council
Bluff* and John of Spooner. Wia , 1 s.eter
Mr* Anns Nelson of Omaha Funeral
Monday afternoon from John A. Gentle
man mortuary at S p. m. Interment
oreat Lawn cemetery.
_Vault* and Monument*. B
‘Automatic Healing" concrete burial vault*
recommended by all leading undertaken
Mfr. by Omaha Concrete Burial Vault Co.
Funeral Director*. C
HEAFET * HEAFET.
Uund.rt.k.r. .nd Kmb.lm.r*
Ph.B. HA. njsf,. Offlc. 2*11 F.rnmrn
(ESTABLISHED SINCE 1*12)
HORISKO FUNERAL HOME.
!l« and O St*. 12»0 8. 13th at.
HA. 06f0. . AT. 1172
HOFFMANN AMBULANCE
Dod*. at 24th. FuB.rBt Director*. JA. ltd.
H. H. KRAMER FUNERAL HOME,
ill* imuary At.. WA. tilt.
**• T. SWANSON. 17TH AND CUM1NO
Quirt. Dtgntflcd Sup.rvt.ton.
CROSBT-MOORE
14th .nd Wirt. WE. 0142.
TAOOART A SON.
2113 Cuming St. JA. 071t.
HULSE A RIEPEN.
Fun.ral director*. 2:24 Cuming. JA. 122t
JOHN A. OF.NTLEMAN.
3411 F.rn.m Sl. '
C. C. HAYNF.S FUNERAL HOME.
3*2t N. 24th SL KE. *137
LUFFT A JOHNSTON.
311 8. lid, new fun.r.t bum*. HA. *417
RltAII.EY A DORRANCK.
1321 OUMINO ST.. JA. BS’t.
Cemeteries. D
rOKRST LAWN CRSIETKRT,
WBST OF FLOKKN'Cfc.
ArYew ©f the many advu'tsec of Forest
Lawn; Proper location, eefe from dis
turbance by tha city * growth. Not «p
arated for profit. Perpetual cara. High,
rolling ground. Miles of macadam pave
menu offices at tbe cemetery (north of
city limits) and 720 Brandets Theater
building.
WEST LAWN CKMETKRT
Omaha's moat convenient burial park.
51th and renter. Family lots of varying
sixes for Immediate or fur nr© uee. on
easy payments Perpetual care. Courteous
service, l-’.aallv accessible. Call WA. 0920
or AT. 1979, we'll take yfc„ out at your
con venlence.
Floruit*. E
ROGERS, Florist. 24th Larnam, JA. 1404.
JOHN BATH. 1904 Fa main. JA 1909
Personal*. 3
THU SALVATION Army industrial home
solicits your old clothing, furniture, maga
zines A\ e collect. We distribute Phone
•IA. 412b and our wagon will call. Call
and Inspect our new lioma. 1110-1112-111*
I >i>«1ge Street
W WILD To adopt girl, 6 to 7 years
old Beautiful hornt*. loving rare, higher
education. B<»x V 2943. Omaha tier
Prnatatle trouble© treated without aurgary
or drugs, Pr. C. B. Hunt, 532 W. 1! Bldg
'Theatrical historical mutpie coiiumna for
pisvs and parilea at Lichen's. Omaha.
MASS \C L. Tl! L ATM ENT.
211» N. 17TH hT.
Lost and Pound. 4
Id ist Lad las’ black leathar band bag.
containing s \eral withies Reward. HA.
3539.
AUTO MOBrLE8.
Automobiles for Sale. 5
1 si:u caiis.
O. N Bouncy Motor C©.
2 56 4 La mam
WILL SRLL WV 1122 renewed Maxwell
touring at a huge .|ia< mint. Term* to re
■ tonaltds parly AT, 4412._
NAHII VltlT SLMA Al’TO CO.
t’SKD CAR STuT.W.
2449 r'arnam AT 45*4
IJOOI* LSI !» CARS
bi v Torn* \ r
CITY T SMITH
MLR LI I > I'i.l It Pownluo-n 1 ©ed Car
I ore 1410 .1 I.'kaon St ' T 44 11
■ • 1 1 - I • • I
5701 * 2Uh Tel. &IA. 1010.
AUTOMOBILES. «
Automobiles for Sale. 5
FREK FRBB
MEEKS
offers free
LICENSE TOOLS. CHAINS AND
SPARE TIKE, on all oar* aold and
delivered today and Monday. "•
are also makln* a special price
on o\ir complete stock of car*,
which number* over 100.
$60 and up
Our term* and carrvln* cliarae*
will suit you a* thev are much
lee* than most other* Every
car 1* aold with our usual
S A TIS P A CT O R Y GUARANTEE
1923 Ford Coupe. Bub body.
lots of extras .$29*
1921 Ford Coupe. A-l rv*n....$195
1923 Star Coupe. Ilk* new... $385
1922 Sar Roadster, used very
little ....M*1
1923 Durant Roadster. A-l
condition . $485
1928 Durant. Sport Touring.
disc wheel* .$5(5
1928 Moon 6-passenger. good
a* new . .$5*0
1923 Essex Coupe, good share 8626
1928 Moon Demonstrator.
sport touring. 60*i off list
1928 Buick apecial abort lob
priced right
1928 Chevrolet auperlor tour
ing .*281
1922 Lafavetta 4-dr*s e n g e r
Torpedo. A real bargain
1922 Dort Coupe, fine shape $4o9
1921 8tearna-KnI*ht B-paiJS
enger. A-l condition ....I*-*
1921 Haynes 4-passenger, rood
shape .*460
1921 Cleveland Touring, very
good . :»42*
1921 Chalmers Sport, lota of
extras .*42*
1921 Himmobile Touring, rune
rood .
1921 Chandler 4-pa*enger dls
putch ..
1921 Apperaon Special 'built
roadster .#.••••
1921 Studebakeh Special *
original paint .
1921 Dodge Roadster. rlrat
class running order .$290
1920 Buick Touring. A-l con
dition . ......... .8335
1920 Baby *‘4" Ovefland Road
....#...$ 1 < 5
1420 Oldsrnoblle “6" Touring. .8285
1920 Nash Touring repainted 8*66
1919 Dodge Roadster. fair
condition . IIS*
l»ll Dodge Touring. rune
good . »*"*
nil Franklin 4-Paea e n g • r
Roadster ...-V * .C -
We a l*o have about ■ * other
good serviceable cars, ranging In
models from 1921 s to 1913 i*.
Fords Included. All are readv
for delivery and can ba pur
chased as low as $50.
REMEMBER
Everv car on the street
la g USED FAR
MEEKS AUTO COMPANY.
1033 Farnam Strait JA. (III.
Open Sundays and Evinlnga
till l:SD.
0
••A SAFE PLACE TO BUT."
WONDERFUL BARGAINS—SPRING
SALE NOW GOING ON
CADILLAC 5» VICTORIA—A beautiful
r.-n.w-.d ra - perfect In ev*rv detail—
eapeclally prepared for thla aale.
CADILLAC 51 TOURING—Thoroughly re
new-ed and riflnlahad a beautiful dual
proof gray.
CADILLAC II TOURING—Thla car I. In
exceptionally good condition—fina paint
and tire, and can bi eturchaaed on a
very email down payment.
CADILLAC 53 TOURING -Thoroughly re
new-.d and perfect In every roepect. at
the price of the repair!.
CADILLAC 67 TOURING—Fine running
end in good ehaoe throughout An ea
r.pilonal bur for very little money.
Pay a anialt depoalt. trade In your old
cer end arrange your terme—we will
hold the car for later delivery.
ACT NOW I
Eleven make* of earl have been raleod
•n rr. e buy now at thla reduction and
nea tha advanca in price that le eurely
coming.
J H. HANSEN CADILLAC CO..
Hj! 8119. rarnam 8t. at 25th.
H*. K» ...
MURPHY DID IT'
Come te
THE DOWNTOWN USED CAR STORE
Her# $4 year*
1923 Ford taring, *tart*r a*d *•
mountab!* rlma .
19.' I Ford sedan.•?*
192* Ford touring..
192.1 Chevrolet touring...
19.2 Maxwell touring. r*-n*wr*d.
1 922 Ford delivery truck......JfJ
19:3 Htar touring, re-new*d.....
TERMS OR TRADE
OPEN SUNDAYS
ANDREW MURPHY A SON
14th A J»ckeon AT. 4411
DURANT AND STAR CARS
FORD sedan. 1931. Thla car le In A-l
condition, all th* way through, haa
had seat cover# on *ine* It cam* out
no upholstery Is Ilk# n*w A buy for
lomeon*. so *ee it today. T*rm* wlth
uut finance cj»arg* _
WILLY S-O VKRLAND, In*.
1^83 Fa-rnam. HA. flit
OVERLAND Coup*, lt?3. new
t imn, motor juat overhauled,
paint good. Take a ride and
b* convinced Terme without
finance charge. 14 Ulya - Over
land, Ine . 2183 Farnara. HA.
0381.
STUTtERAKWR Special SI* If you
want to buy a fine car at a right prlc*
aee thla on*. N*w paint, good t|r*a,
n*w top. motor p*rf*ct and motor
met *r Term* without finance charge.
W ILLYS-OVERLANP, In'*.
2M1 Farnam HA till
Fcrd Sedan body with built-in Pullman
bed
I 4 passenger coupe bodle*.
Travel bodies built for any chassis.
FFKTEKKHH 2ft 2 S l.eaxenworth
I.ATR model WIliya Knight road
ster. Run* *nd looks like new. $220
down, hnlan-e easy term* WllUa
Oveiland. ln«. , 2842 Farnam. If A.
om_
BRAND new, 1924 atandard tntkj *ix
cyllnder cars at factory price*. Your
opportunity. No trades. Bo* P 488,
4 Inmlu Boa,
Trurk* fnr Mali*. 5A
t FOIU» 1 ton truck, attractive price
Feed International trucks. T*rm* can be
arranged
INTERNATIONAL HAVKSTKR
7 14 So 10th AT $79$
ONK to thr**-ton uaed truce*, term* tmm
be arranged. International Harvester Ca ;
of America 714-1$ B lfth St.
Auto Accessories Parts. 9
INSTANT ELECTROLYTE
Guaranteed to recharge any batt*ry 1»
serviceable condition Will not free*# In i
th« coldest weather and It will not sul
phate Plate For sale in filling stations
and garages. or phone WE. l$4ft I
GUARANTEED new and need auto parte
at a ape. al cut price Nebraska Auto
Farts loi* 14 llarnev St JA. 4131. and
•:?Q8 Fuming St . AT 197*
NEW end u«ed cars or all raakea of care
at reduced prices Kaplan Auto Tarte.
2111 Nichole*
.J’1 ■"
Service Station—Repairing. 10
Tmm stTiTat. auto m afhinirtiT
Ravfleld carburetor and Elaemann mag
neto ast'lre AT 1849
P. MELCHOIRS A SON 411 S IITM I
a
BUSINESS SERVICE.
Business Services Offered. 13
JAMES A!.LAN'S Detective,. Kspert secret
lervl <• 311*3J3 Neville Bmck. AT. 1134.
DOLL HOSPITAL— Dalle or ell kinds re
paired. 2221 Dodge atreet. JA. 3141.
Building Contractors. 14
LOW PRICKS on toilet combination*,
lavatories. ainka. bath tuba, rang* bollara.
Now (oodfl
MORRISON LI MBER Ak COAL CO.,
22d and Paul Sta. WE. (Ml.
r^TTTT ENTER worn, new or remodeling,
satisfaction guaranteed. Prleea reason*
Hhle, AT. 8279.__
Millinery—Dressmaking. 17
ACCORDION, aide, knife, box pleating,
covered buttons; all styles; hemstitching;
buttonholes. Writ# Ideal Button At Pleat
ing Co., 304 Brown Block. Omaha. Neb.,
Telephone JA. 1964.
NEB PLEATING CO.
Hemstitching. Covered Buttons.
1lft4 Farnam. Second fionr JA- 5670
Moving—Trucking—Storag*. 18
FIDELITY STORAGE A VAN CO.
MOVING PACKING
STORAGE SHIPPINO
Household goods, office furalture, autos.
1107-11 HOWARD STJA. 028h.
GleOBE VAN AND STORAGE
PACKING. MOVING^ SHIPPING STORING
Estimate* furnished. AT. 0230 or JA. 4138.
BEKINS OMAHA VAN Ac STORAGE.
16th and Loavenworth Sts. Packing, mov
ing. storage, whipping. JA 4163.
GORDONS FIREPROOF WHSK. 4 VAN
219 North 11th Ht. Phons JA. 2022; mov
ing, packing, storage, shipping
MOVING AND HAULING.
Long distance a specialty. WK, 6717-F1.
Painting and Papenng. 19
A NO. I paperhanciBK. Well paper, whole
sale price. Fred Parke. 41M 8 14th • t
MA. 0)01. AT. 7404. j
Patent Attorney.20
J. W MARTIN. 1712 Dodge. Room 20$
>maha, also Washington; double service.
ilngie fee. Alao help aell patents.
Printing Stationery. 21
COMMERCIAL PRINTING Eddy Printing
Co.- 313 South 13th 8t. Phone JA. 606«
_Repairing. 23
USED end new irun, machlnee. 8»w •
Ink machine, ,nd victrolee repaired.
Rent machine,. SI her week: S3 per mo
MICKKL JfUSIC HOUSE.
5th end Harney. AT. 4141.
Renovating and Dyeing. 24
OMAHA PILLOW CO—Feather, reee
vatsd and made up In new feather-proof
ticking. 1907 Cuming. JA 2417.
_EMPLOYMENtT
_Help Wanted Female. 27
p*r,v lo ’*ach Karani "hurt
J •'»<*"> learned In 30 dan
63.000 to 65.000 annually. Tear her'*
Kvam Publish Company.
^09 b. Harvey St.. Oklahoma City, Okl.
W ANTED—Ladies to do simple needle
w^k at home. Liberal pay. Material*
rurniehed. Addressed envelope brings par
Grulare Morgan Novelty Art Co. At
lanta. Ga.
WOMEN, Interfiled in hotel houjfkeenlnn
ror poalflona In large summer reaorta In
Minn.. .\ruh. Wia Mont No ernerl
ence. p. o. Box .04-1. . Minneapolis I
EARN J_: weekly. arara time wrltlra
d^.nVrVitr*r*»m*ra«n<,5 Ex° vnneo..
Lot?a* MoeC‘ pres“ Syndicate. 132. tit.
WANTED—Women to paint lamp ahad**
for us at home Easy. pleasant work.
)'hrol«or Part time Addreas Niieart Co.
rf4«>a, Port Wayne. Jnd.
LADIES—Our baauty cultur* couraa pay*
Mg wages. Easy to learn. Day or eve
15*h‘ °r W^t?- MOLt:R
_ Help Wanted Male. 28
EI.ECTRICITT tauvht by expert,. Earn
wlr.e you I.am at home Electrical book
and proof leeaona free. Pellefaetlon mar.
arteed and pool lion aerured Writ, to
( h ef Engineer Cooke 3144 I-awrence, Art
» hlceao —...
thh MEN’’ w™'», bora, glrla. 17 to 4i.
m* i«i° horernment poeltlona.
|ll,-l2to ftravellnir or etatlnnary). write
(tely0*m**t' 1,4 SU Mb- Inimedl.
MEN—S3 dally; reweat kitchen loo!
r>erj woman urea 20 time, daily; eary
ledor; bl* profit,; aample free Thomai
Mfk to. Peak ill):. Daylon, O
D?r*?n ™»*« blr nwniv
celling guaranteed nuraerr *tock under
jmemethode. Brown Broa Comranv.
Rochester. ,\ T. Grower* aince 1SS5
BE a detective. 620-6100 weekly, travel
°r world: experience unnecessary Amer
l«an Detective Agency. 799 Columbia. St
Louts.
FOREST rangers, postal clarka and other
government help needed. Steady work
Particular* free. Write Mokane. D-(2
Denver. Colo.
MEN—Our barber course pay# big wages
Eaay to iearn Day or evening Catalog
explains. Call or write MOLER BARBER
COLLEGE, 109 S i$th.
4 OR ( WIN come to 3119 Farnam.
have good position to offer Good men
■ an make from 6* to IIP * day
WANTED—For farm work, a married
nian. House furnished. Writ# J. H.
James, Busline!!, N e b.
FIREMEN, hrakemen, beginner*. 61
12(0. (Which position?) Railway. T-2(S(,
Omaha Bee.
Help Wanted Male & Female. 29
f
WITNESS WANTED
Will any witness to tha colieinn between
* street car and Standard Oil truck Tuea
day noon March llth. at 2?th and l.eav -
anworth street* please send nams and!
address to Boa B 333. Omaha Be*.
_
rTPlSTS—Add materially to your Income
tJPing author** manuacrfpj*; free de
tailed Information on request H J
'arnes. Authors* Agent, Tallapoosa. Ga
—Women All age*; may ha\a proflt
aola occupation 8om* well paid govern
"ork Addreea Bennington. 1021
. A>h St , N W . Washington, D. C.
KARN Hi lt" Kf.klr. .rare tlm* wrl»
1J* Pno»»rl»T« Kxr*rt*nr* unn*^»»**r-,
Particular* frr*. n*> writ*!-*' T*». St
Txouls
3 ROOM apt. third floor. in etchanga for!
■•are of furnace AT :?i 1.
_Salesmen and Agent* 30
AORNT8— l««-t:aa week Appoint auh
agents. 20 per rent comm. Guaranteed
genuine ro*d lstt--s for e»rre windows.
Metallic Letter Co. 43fr
V Clark. Chicago
AGENTS niaks htg moner selling new
auto invention. Hoffenberg * sold fGO m
* month* Profit 12 700 For fUR r#r
Hculara write Stranskv Co. i**pt jo;o
P'lkwena. S. P
A HUNTS ?0t Per cent profit Wonderful |
Mttl# article; something new; sen* like
w t Id fire Carre n rocket Write at *
for free sample. Albert Mill* Mat . i
>G:l American Ri.ig » n..nnati O
AGENTS New wonderful viler #<•<
profit every dollar sales Peliwr ,.n snot.
License unneceesarv No . mipeimon
Sample free. Mission Co. frit N. Halated.
I'hicago ill.
*»ALKSMKN- Lightning Strange flattery |
\»mpound. Charge* discharged batteries
nscantly. Eliminate* old rnetnod enthely I
lallon free to agents. 1 tghtnmg Co.. I'ea j
Motnea. I*
<FLT, Madison "Belter-Made * Shirts direct
from our factory to wearer No capital ot
»»l*erlence required, easy eo'd. Mg profit*
iY rite for free samples Mad’son Ml'.#
»0S Broadway. New York Cltv.
AG 1 NTS Sty liah ah- * from t
ory to weeier. simple and qu\ sel'lng
nathod* profits large. commissions daily,
eal salesmen wanted. Style Arch shoe
'o . Cincinnati.
.»x .* aold r4 Sprapunipa and !
A ut o w**h*rs in 24 hour*, profit* t eO
•ach; square deal IP'*' week easv \A rite
'lay Rusler Co., Johnstown. A'
AGENTS wanted Reliable party to ad J
x* Agent on commission for *ate of cut I
■<\er land in Wisconsin llcmeaeekere ;
l and i'o Stillwater. Minn
M I V | f
•oiling specialty All rwtalle » buy |
N. Appleton Novelty Co. Cedar Rsr.d*
la _ _
’ A T.l ISO on shlppeiw to represent Crow '
Stepelt and Merkwg ink High class!
product a Reference# l*0f N Jcfferacn. j
At l.ouis. Me
EMPLOYMENT.
Salesmen and Agents.30
THE U*r!». h UarKlow company of Jollof
have a territory open for a high-grad#
salesman to represent them In nearby ter
ritory. Our lino le recognized as th#
leader of Art Calendars. Holiday Greet
ings and direct-by-mall advertising serv
ice. Only men capable of earning $1,009
a year and upwards should airply. " •
went tireless workers who will give en
tire time to the work. Commissions pay
able weekly; permanent contract and ex
clusive territory for men who auallfy. Ad
dress The Gerlach-Barklow Company. Jol
let. Illinois.
SALESMEN: The Blanchard Co., Aurora.
III., recognized as the fastest growing
line In advertising industry, has excep
tional opportunity for llvew Ire^salesmea
who can sell exclusive art an(Tcommer
cial calendars, holiday greetings, direct
mall advertising, fans, blotters, pencils,
and novelties, commission contract with
weekly advance*, exclusive territory; real
fnctory co-operation. Give full experi
ence*. reference, etc. Address T. IL
Grady, Sales Manager.
WOMEN—We have a wonderful plan hr
which any woman ran make a large
amount of extra money during her spare
time. or make an excellent Income
through the use of most of her time,
Dignified, pleasant, easy, profitable work.
Take orders from your friends end neigh
bors for Jenalens Children s Dresses. "•
supply complete representative s eeuiD
merit. Write now for details of our man.
The Jana lene Dressmakers. Dept. P-1.
T nd Ian a poll". Ind._ .
AGENTS—175 e week. Man or woman,
wanted with ambition, industry end
small capital, to distribute Rawletgh e
household products to steady users in *
your locality. We train and help you to
you ran make up to 1100 e week or mere.
No experience necessary. Pleesent, prof
itable, dignified work Apply today. Y>.
T. Rawlejgh Co., Ct, 66, Freeport, 111.
CANVASSERS. Male and Female. ShoW *
and sell latest style Monasllk products.
Knit outerwear. Every woman a pros
pect. Big repeat orders. Advance com
missions Large Income assured Special
proposition to real salesmen. W'rits Dent.
A. Independent Industries. 140 West 42d
St., New York.
AGENTS—Large corporation wants a.
service man in every town to paste up Its
signs on storekeepers’ windows: excellent
opportunity for reliable party; no experi
ence necessary. We also have attractive
proposition for agents ar d salesmen. Guar
antee .Sign Service, 361 W. Superior.
Chicago. _
SIDE LINB S A LESMEN
An exceptional high grade Cam
for notion departments Applica
tions will he considered only
from, men with high grade fol
lowing
KAITMANN BROS
114-116 East 23th St. New Torh
tIOft 13^0 weekly. Men with elinJt
knowledge of motor* who can reach oar
owners can earn $300 weekly wlttsntit
making a single sale If they esn ak-»
make sa’es profits may reach $2i.'k>0
yearly, only preposition of its kind ewrr
offered. A. O. Phillips. 223 West 27th fti
New York. *
SALESMEN: A distributor wanted at
Omaha to *e]i Americas Finest dollar
spark plug—■’Liberty.’’ Sensational quali
ty Tremendous sales ahead One dis
tributor has made $1,400 In twn month-.
$200 month bonus offer L. 8. P. CORf .
40 Hanover **• . Dept. M 12. Boston. MgS?.
AGENTS Absolutely fr*e Fine measure
made cap to me n willing to wear t
as adv*>r!!sro*nt for Mansfield M#esilrc
Made Cats Sold dire* t to wearer. Mai *
$75 to $125 a week Wri»e quick for de
tails MANSFIELD CAP MAKERS.
D*pt. €S2. Cincinnati. O
AGENTS—Msk* $200 month end tr* •
automobile with patented aluminum osj*,
lerv get $2 hour part time Someth!eg
new Simply display and wr'te order*.
We deliver and cnl>c: Sample* furnish
ed. Jennings Mfg Co. Room A-&42\
Davton, Q.* *
SALESMAN AGE FIS wanted for most re
markable invention Everv home keeper
need- It. Great seller Be om ml mien-.
Hustlers can make $3 0 to $2f» per d*v .
No competition Exclusive territory. Ad
dress. Smith. 223 Admiral Blvd . Kansas
City. Mo._
AGENTS: A rare opportunity. Msn ard
women make enormous profits Article
costs Be and sells quickly for $1.00. C-eti
make $15 to $30 dally. Particulars free.
Writ* quick. Address Davis Sc Company,
Dee Molne*. Iowa. General Delivery.
SALESMEN, sideline, caps for Neb , call- .
mg on retail clothiers and department
s’ re» popular 1 re of well tailored cap*
featuring ihe Adjuttri’e cap that fits ary
head. Commission basis. Berkeley Cap#,
7»1 Bn.nuiw ay. New York
SALESMEN—Mak* $2 00 on" every Vni
versai Gil Tub* Clser.e-. Needed by ga
rages and Ford repair ahope 8*‘la at
eight Small, light, compact—Ideal side
l;n*. Metai Products Company, Becker,
Minn.
AGENTS—Diamond sensation at last!
Amazing discovery of Ra;ah Diamond
start 1*5 Jewelry world; $100 w««kly in
troducing these magnificent gem simpls
case free. Writs quick. Rajah Co., Dspt.
A. Salisbury. N. C.
AGENTS—No tanvas&iBg I^#t others do
the hard work. If you'v* ever ran
vassed you c*n earn hundred dollars
weekly appointing agents for us la ymir
locality. New plan. No capita!, com. ad
vance 1 Inthout Co. 540 Congress, Chicago.
ARE YOU CONTKMPUTI.NG ENTER
ing business ? Give detail* We furnish
latest accurate statistics and Information
on any buslneae Write for detail* of
membership. Business Men' Research Bu
rej.il 13*9 S Kediie Ave., Chicago. 111.
AGENTS; You can make $7$ 0® to $190.6®
a week selling our big line of ISO ar
ticle*. constantly in every homa Writ#
us. we will send you our handsome $15*9
sample case outfit on trust. Federal Fora
F»od Co. 2 207 Archer Ave Chicago.
SALESMEN: Sideline or part tim# sales
men beat proposition today, ail homes,
commercial houses, banka etc., buyers,
commission S3 pet. advanced dally. Mil
lard Rubber Co.. Inc.. 135 Liberty
N5w York City. _
SALESMEN—Sideline men making email
town*. New idea; ro sale; no collection
no samples to carry; $5 commission paid
on ea. h trial order taken. Stats Hae
carried and territory covered Keeney 4c
•gnns Co. 7*-v K. 4ftth St.. Chicago
REAL OPPORTTNTTT.
Would like to interview' several men be
ru»*n ig-'i 30-45 interested !n managerial
position that is permanent in city. Ca I
Monday «r,d Tuesday. Room J*t P-ande :s
Theater Bldg Ask for Mr. 1,+e.
S AI #ES M A N — Hoslerv manufacturer 4« -
*'re s responsible. experienced representa
tive. Nebraska and Iowa selling *wta !
merchants. Commies-nn baa's Reniv
fully Manufacturer. 41® Arch St . Phila
delphia.
SALESMEN to hand’# our guarantor 1
boiler cleaning compound. •'AlcoHold," as I
a side l ne Cnequaled opportunity fo' I
parties devoting a f-w hours per w*ck «o 1
tb* sale of our product. ADIRONDACK 1
MINERAL CO, Inc. CARTHAGE. N Y. I
SALESMEN—Inexperienced or exnerfene- -
ed city or traveling. Writ# for D-e*
book "Modern Salesmanship" Big de
mand for men Earn $3,596 te $19.99®
yearly. Address; Nstional Salesmens Tr.
Assn Pert 469, Chicago
AGENTS Oo Into business for yourself.
$166 to $56® profit weekly In proprietary
specialty business We furnish trtr -
thing and show you bow Booklet free.
Nat*! Scientific Labs. 166 Munroe. Rich
mond. Va.
SALESMEN Tao sa’e* of our $45 rad®
advertising ramraign pays you • 26 a day.
Knowb'lce of 'a.lio unreoeesary Pea -
era *a!es guaranteed. Bex, 491, Iowa Cttj •
Iowa. , ‘
AGENTS—$25 dai!' taking order* for
D a’.ton - Duplex Reversible Poubleweor
Shirts direct to vvearer. pay advanced:
a<* deliver. Dalton-Duplex C*e, Brook*
Bldg Chicago
'GENTS $5® a neck taking orders for
Thomas Guaranteed Ho* #»y; 17 different,
kind* la i e#t spring stvlea and colars;
vt-ur rise in free outfit. Thomaa Mfg. Co.
M U M4T- Dayton. O __
AGENTS $ 190 weekly tak'ng order* for
special $2 95 rvacoats; • .vinmHaioS ad
vanced: a e deliver and collect; r-ompteet
dcli' .'riea D’rite Home Raincoat Ce . I\41'
S Halsted. Chlcaso r .’.
4GFNTS Represent s real mill, sell tha
original guaranteed Dear Proof hoe's*- ,
* v V - x —
c 'mi'::s«,.in full or rart Urn* tntft*
nstl M;1i* Nornstcan. Fa_ ~T *
AGENTS Make f 66 n.nth selling et#e*
ttic Sighted vanity <-v»es every womlX
buv* commission advanced. f deliver,
■ *f Spangler Mfg Co. 156 N Della
Chicago.
sU.l vMFN <>rc sale ravs $15 $« B g
c«**1 1 Hue next Fulling -fern ever offered.
Fa* lv sold DanD side line Check*
wceklv in full Write for part cu! a re.
Stanlev. S vlt** S^vr-'th S« I ouls Mo.
$1! KSM %N $ ar e fo h vvf* S* ■ ^C4k
mstitut: n* $2 co -v «* »-** Qu k seller.
Wondeifu: value MNk# J'd Jl»:!v. Rub
ber Frodu s Co, 2® B oad St. New
> i k _ _
S G KSMAN with Ford to sell lubricator,
go .1 s.dfliti# comm *»:on whole er par®
time \V A 357 4 5 110 Burt St_
AG s'Vi'S — To sell our l.if* Tv" w
•rful nievl -m* b e rale* b g p* *f
"* ' * .«*» a to . Dept * St 1 .'u9 Me
S tuitions Wanted M.'.r
V'M Kvl man 5 > go 'd mechan o V"d«*f'*
stands eleotrlcitv pans of autemeVt,
esvthlng n - ha-val eeaajerel. Ill te
• tart Bex C J*f mats l®ea