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\ South Omaha ]
Road Tax Change
Delegation to Appeal to City
Council in Behalf of Sub
urban Residents.
The South Side Merchants’ asso
ciation went on record as opposing
tile wh»el tax ordinance in tts appli
cation to suburban motorists at a
special meeting held Friday night.
A delegation was appointed to ap
pear before the city council Monday
and urge -lodiflcntlon of the ordi
nance.
According to Thomas Shea, secre
tary of the association, suburbanites
are threatening to boycott Omaha
merchants. A large part of South
Omaha trade is with persons living
. 23 and "0 miles out of the city.
A special meeting of the ways and
means committee of the association
will lie held Monday night and final
arrangements made for the organiza
tion's picnic and barbecue August 27
at Riverview park.
A committee was appointed Friday
night to buy an auto, electric washer
and radio set to be given as major
prizes at the outing.
JOE LIBERALWITH
ILL-GOTTEN CASH
Joe Zywicz, 11, was generous with
his ill-gotten money. In juvenile
court Saturday, eight boys testified
that he gave them sume varying from
' BO cents to $3.50 each “to go to
shows and buy candy.”
Joe, whose mother is serving three
months In jail on a bootlegging
charge, lives at 4618 South Twenty
seventh street. With two small com
panions, Joe Jasick and Paul Zurek,
he admitted breaking Into the store
of Mrs. Paul Kuta, 4632 South Twen
ty seventh afreet twice and stealing a
total of $107.
The boy finally broke down and
wept on the Judge’s shoulder. The
Judge discharged all the boys.
STOCKYARDS BANK
EMPLOYE DIES
Mis* Hester I^irsen, secretary to
John 8 King, vice president of the
Jtock Tards National hank, died Sat
urday morning at St. Joseph hospital
frfter an Illness of two months. Miss
Larsen was an employe of the bank
for 20 years. She was private secre
tary to H. C. Bostwlrk, former presi
pant before his death.
<Sh* was an active member of the
Roman’s division of the Chamber of
Commerce. Miss I.arsen Is survived
by her mother, who resides at 2601
South Thirty-second avenue, and two
brothers, Will and Fred.
Funeral services will he held here
fcnd the body taken to I lyases, Neb.,
for burial.
2 ARRESTED FOR
BRAWL; 2 ESCAPE
Fletcher Martin, 2724 North Twen
ty-seventh avenue, and Roy Higgins,
033 North Twenty-seventh street,
were arrested Friday at Twenty fifth
and O sti'sots for disturbing the peace
by fighting.
Their two antagonists are said to
hn\e escaped. Martin was armed
with a razor and Higgins had a
pocket full of stones.
GUN TOTER HELD
IN SOUTH OMAHA
S F. Rodigruez, 4836 South Twen
ty fourth street, was arrested at
Twenty-fourth anil O streets Friday
on charge of carrying concealed weap
ous. A flashlight was also found on
his person.
He said he was carying the gun ss
protection against robbers. Police
found he had no money with hint and
are holding him for investigation.
| South Omaha Brevities
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PHONE MA. 1284.
BREWER AMBULANCE HERV1JE.
Mr. and Mr*. Joseph Bevln* *nd
Thom** Lannlngr leave Monday for Cht
cntn to vi*it relative* and friend*. They
will stop over with friend* At Cor
nell, I*.
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Out of the Records
V. - j
Birth* and Death*.
Births.
Olaf end Anna (Jundshoe, 4M27 Wool
worth avenue, hoy
John end Priscilla Robinson. Bellevue.
Neb . boy
Robert and Mildred Barrett, hnapltal,
boy.
Archie and Anna Kendall, hnapltal, boy.
Uregorlo and Socoro Aqulleia. 2809 R
•treat, boy.
Joaeph and Cora Thornall, hnapltal,
boy.
M R and T.*tha fitevena. 1802 North
Twenty-fifth afreet, girl.
Stanley and Catherine Wlanlowakl, 4120
South Thirty-eighth street, girl.
Archie and Irene Arvin, 2c0$ Jefferson
■treet, boy.
James and Evelyn Jone*. hospital, boy.
Dr «'arl and Maureen Burn*. 2681
Davenport street, girl
W T, and Mary Browning. 4968 South
Thirteenth *treet. girl
f>e«tha.
Fred A Dleverling 47. hoapttal.
R Nickle. 20. 2 61S Q street
Chinnie Johnson. 63. hnapltal.
John M. Keeaey, 4f, 4721 South Twenty
fifth street.
•*hin King Hong. 18. 119 North Twelfth
afreet.
Joseph Mat tilt vies. 41. 8429 V street.
Timothy «* t’lancay, 72. 2206 North
7 gbter-ni h at reel
Irene ft. Daywalt, 17, hospital.
Married in Council Bluff*.
The following persons obtained insr
r uga Ibennes in Council Bluff* yesterday.
Emmett Dong. Omaha . 21
Hladya Klrwln. Omaha .1*
y K Mi Kgdden, 'linnha. 2W
Bernice Hallers, <>maha . -4
(i. c, Waaaen, Omn’ii.. 31
Helen Brown. Omaha . 30
Hay Bauer. Dmahn . 22
Katherine Frey, f tahkoah, WIs. ...... 22
J I*. Moore. Wellington, Tex. 2'^
Helen Kyseen. Independence. Kan. 30
Deafer Racak. Dmulia . 2U
Da Hill. Omaha .. • Ik
Building Permit*.
F 11 n|*».n. 2319 North Sixtieth street,
f ■ me d« elllng. $8,000
K If t tlaen 2323 North Hlxtlsth street,
f nni* dwelling. 16.000.
A D Huff. 710-712 South Forty second
»:h" i frame addition to store $1,000
It E Hwelguad. 2707 A street, frame
d veiling. $2,600
ft I ' Intv f'unpanv 2202 Wirt street,
f iie ap.iitment. $12,600, .
I, I \nder*nn, .21 South Thirty fifth
avenue 1(1(1 ':. "4 .la* Kaon attest hrl' U
Ve|iee* (ten family dwelling. $9.00»(
* tnl Janda 1373 Martha street re
Jnforced concrete and atwrn garage
f noo
Fiank fande 172' Martha efree*
a 'e.stfona to brick building. $«.000
If lh VlttUlk in
Screen Star Suffers
Nervous Breakdown;
Seena Owen was taken to a hos
pital In New Tork recently suffering
from a nervous breakdown. The
screen star collapsed after attending
a film premiere. »
DISTRICT EPWORTH
LEAGUE INSTITUTE
The second annua! session of Omaha
District Epwortft League institute will
he held on the Washington county
fair grounds, Arlington, Neb., Au
gust 18 to 24.
Rev. Arthur Atack is dean of the
institute, Mrs. Peter Jacobs dean of |
women and Miss Mildred Dunham
registrar. These are all from Omaha.
The faculty consists of the follow
ing:
Rev. Arthur Atacfc Omaha, dean of
institute. H. C. McClellan, Arlington, '
manager; Mrs. Peter Jacobs. Omaha, »leau 1
of women and foreign missions; Rev.
Frank Williams, Arlington, dean of men;
Miss Mildred Dunham. Omaha registrar;
Rev. Peter Jacobs, Omaha, fourth de- i
part men t and methods; Rev. A. A. |
Brooks, Lincoln. Bible study and life
service; Rev. Arthur Adams, Omaha,!
home missions and stewardship: Rev. F.
L. Baker, Fremont, evangelism; Rev. F.
K. Pfouts, Plattsmouth. third department,
citizenship, community service; Rev.
Joseph Stopford, Oakland, morning watch
and Methodism; Rev W X. Wallis. Ash
land, junior methods and pageantry; Mr.
and Mrs. G. C. Baker, Hamburg, la.,
music; N. J. Weston, Omaha, recreation.
RAIN FOR SUNDAY
IS PREDICTION
Rain for Sunday la the prediction
of the local weather bureau officials.
Temperatures here and throughout
the state are still below normal, said
M. V. Robins, meteorologist. Since
August 1, the temperature has been
3 1-2 degrees helow normal.
Temperature Saturday morning at
7 a. m. was 60 degrees and at 10 a.
m., 66 degrees. The lowest tempera
ture during the night was .60 degrees.
Rain was reported Friday night at
Columbus and Valentine, Tekamah
and Auburn, Neb.
Forecast is mostly cloudy tonight
and Sunday, probable thunderstorms,
somewhat warmer tonight.
SAMSON TRAIN
TO HAVE RADIO
Ak-Sar-Bcn delegates who will jour
ney to Lincoln Monday night to hear
Governor Bryan's notification address,
will be entertained by a wo.wv pro
gram on their journey in a specially j
equipped radio train, according to
"Samson," rharles Gardner,
BEE CLASSIFIED
AD RATES
19c per line each day, 1 or 2 dav*.
17c per line each day, .1 or 6 day#.
1 i>r p^r line ea< h day. 7 day*,
i j 5c per line ea> h dav. 20 day#.
CLOSING HOURS FOR CLASSIFIED
ADS.
Morning Edition ... ft p.m
Evening Edition .11 00 a m.
Sur day Edition .ft p. m. featurdu'
either charge or <~a#h order*.
Claaaiffed Ada accepted at the following
office* :
Council Bluff#..15 Scott St.
Main Office.17th and Karnam 8ia.
South Omaha. .N. W. Cor. 24th aad N St#
Telephone
ATlantlc 1000.
THE EVENING BEE
_THE OMAHA MORN TNG BEE
CLASSIFICATION.
Funeral Notice# . 1
I Vault* and Monument* . t
j Funeral Director# . B
Cemeterle* . 4;
I C ard of Thank* . 6;
liOdge Notice* . 7
I omlng Event* . 6
Perwonal* , . . t
lx»*t and Found . 10
AUTOMOBILES.
Automobile* for Hule . II
Truck* for Snle . 13
Automobile A reticle* . IB
Motorcycle* ami Bicycle* . 14
Automobile* for Fichunge . 1ft
Auto Acccs*orie*. Part* . <4
Service Station*—Repairing . 17
Auto I.lvery, Garage* . 1ft
Wanted—Automobile# . Ill
Gnrngc# for Bent . 30
BUSINESS SERVICE..
Rualnee* Sen ice* Offered .31
Building 4 ontructor* . *3 j
Heating arul Plumbing . *•<
InHiirence . 21
Mlllinerr—Dre**mnklng . ?•
Moving—Trucking—Storage . 24
Pnlntlng and Papering . 27
Patent Attornrv* . £8
{Printing Stationery . ftl
Professional Service . 80
Repairing 81
Renovntli g and Dyeing . i:
Inundrie* .8ft
Tailoring and Prr#*ing . 14
IVantrd—Dtoiiir** Servlee . 88
EMPLOY M KNT.
Help Wanted—I entitle . 88
Help M anted— Mule .*7
llel:» M inted—Mule and Female .... 88
Saleamen nml Agent* . 80
Situation* Wanted—Female .40
Situation* Wanted—Male .41
FINANCIAL
Biiftlne** Opportunities . 48
Invcutrmnt—Stock#—Bond* . 48
Reel rattle I I«n* . 4t
Money to loni' . 48
W'anted to Borrow . 48
EDUCATIONAL.
Uorre*pondence Coiir*c* . 47
1-oenl In*friict|op ( Iii-hp* . 48
Mii*irnr—Druiiiiitie . 4tt
Onneing Antdemie* . ftO
I’rltnte IiiMruction . 61
WnnGil Instruction . 67
I.IVFSTOUK.
Dug* Cat* and Pet* .....6ft
Hot#**. I wttli Veill« le* . . ftl
I'oultn and Supplies ..85
W untrd —l it c#tock . 66
MERC HAN DISK.
Article* for Snlr . 67
Bimtnc** Fiiulpment . Oft
Building Mnteriul* . 60
I arm and Dairy Product* . 40
Fuel iiml Iced .. 41
Good Thing* to Rut . 62
Home-Miimc Thing* . 4ft
HntiNel'ohl G< od* . 4|
Swap Column . .. 88
lewclr- uni. W .»G be* . 40
U#iMi|Mcrv umf Tool* 67
Seed*. Piftitu and Flower# . 4ft
Soeclttl* nt the store# . 411
>|u*lral_ Iii#Ii iimcnt * 70
Hudio Fuulpment . 71
•Veuring \nnurcl . 7,#
Wanted f Huv .78
DOOMS FOR RENT.
Room* With Board . 71
Purni#hed Room* 75
Room* for If otiachceplpg .............
Room*. I nfurnl*bi d ... . 7;
Where to Stop In Town .. Ill
Wanted - H«i.m» uml Bourd . 711
Ht \L ESTATE—FGK RENT
Apartment*—I nrniahed .. .... 60
Apartment*—I nfurnl*ltn| ..ftl
Ru*‘nc*« Place* for Rent . 8'
Huii^e* for Rent . 8ft
Hou*e*— Furii|*||ei| .,.II
PUlCfft and Dfftk Muoiu .pm,. •&
•
CLASSIFICATION.
3 ut-of-Town Property .*8
Suburban for Rent .87
Farm land* for Rent . 18
*»u•timer Place for Rent .,.80
Wanted to K»nt . 00
REAL K8TATIV--FOB SALE.
Business Property .a. 81
Real Estate—-Investment* .. 82
Farms and Lunds for Sale . 83
ritv Acreure for Hale .. 84
Bouses for Hale .... 85
Houses—North . 98
Houses—South ..91
Houses—West . 88
Houses—Benson . 99
For Sale—Dundee .100
for Hale—Florence ..101
or Sale—Council Bluffs .102
r.ots for Hale ...108
Ileal Estate for Exchange .104
Wanted—Real Estate .....105
AUCTIONS.
\fiction Hales ..108
Keol Estate for Auction . 101
announcements!
Vaults and Monuments. 2
"Automatic Sealing" concrete burial vaults
recommended by all leading undertakers.
M'fd. bv Omaha Concrete Burial Vault Co.
Funeral Notices. I
SIEVERLING—Fred A., August 16, aged
47 years 6 months 17 daye. Is survived
by his wife. Fanny, two sister, Mrs.
Charles Draw. Bennington. Neb. ; Mrs. Vic
tor Beck. North* Platte. Neb. and half
brother. Irving Vahlcamp, of Omaha.
Funeral services will be held at the
Brafle.v A Dorrance chapel. Monday. Au
gust 18. at 2 n. m. Interment in For
est Lawn cemetery.
WILLIAMS—Rev. John, age 89 years,
died August 15.
Funeral services will be held Monday at
9 a. m. at St. Barnabas church. In
terment Prospect Hill cemetery. The re
mains will be in state at the church until
the hour of the service. Inquiries mav
be addressed to the Burket chapel. 3405
Farnam St. HA. 0090.
PARDEE—Cassle M., August 16th, aged
77 years 8 months 6 days In survived by
her husband, Dennis S. and one non, Wil
fred M . both of Omaha
Funeral services will he held at the Brail
ey &■ Dorrance chapel Monday. August 18.
at 4;00 p. m. Interment In West Lawn
cemetery.
ATTENTION. ODD FELLOWS!
Members of Wana lodge No 183. I. O. O
F. are requested to attend the funeral of
our late brother. Olaf Almstram. Sunday,
August 17. at 3 p. m from residence. 214
Grace street. Council Bluffs. In to Wal
nut Hill cemetery.—Carl E. Helm. N. G.;
Richard Johnson, Secretary.
FISHER—Don G.. died August 13 at
Ogden. Utah.
Committal service will bs held Monday
at Prospect Hill cemetery. Inquiries may
he addressed to the Burket chapel. 3405
Farnam St. HA 0090._
Funeral Directors. 3
HEAFET A HEAFET
Undertakers and Embalmers
Phona HA. 0265. Office 2611 Farnam
(ESTABLISHED SINCE 1882>
HIJLSE A RIEPEN.
At Your Service.
2223-24 Cuming 8t. _ JA. 1224.
HOFFMAN-CROSBY ambulance. Dodge
and 24th St. Funeral directors. JA. 3901.
JOHN A. GENTLEMAN
3411 Farnam St.
N. P. SWANSON. 17TH AND CUMING.
Quiet. Dignified Sunervlalo"
BRA I LEY A DORRANCE.
1823 CUMING ST. JA. 0626.
DUFFY A JOHNSTON.
311 S 3 3d, new funeral home HA. 0417.
C. C. HAYNES FUNERAL HOME
392Q x. 24th St. _KE. 0267
LESLIE O. MOORE. 24th and Wirt. WE.
0047.
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Cemeteries. 4
VISIT FOREST LAWN.
Purchase a family lot In Omaha’s moat
beautiful cemetery. Offices at the ceme
tery. (west of Florence) and 720 Brandels
theater.
Conressionfl. 8-A
NIOBRARA. NEB. wants concessions for
three-day celebration. August 21 -22-23.
Prominent political speakers each dav.
Elwin Strong here all week Expect rec
ord-breaking crowd Concession fee rras
enable. Want a merry-go-round and
other attractions for children. Write
Elmer Lutt.
Personals. 9
THE SALVATION Army Industrial home
solicits vour old clothing, furniture, nmga
zfree W# collect. Ws distribute. Phone
JA 4135 and our wagon will call Call
and Inspect our new boms. 1110-1112-1114
Dodge street
SUITABLE compensation will be paid for
any information as to the present address
• f Jack F ROCHE, formerly of Arnold.
Neb, Call Baldrige, Omaha
SUPERFLUOUS hair removed bv electric
needle All work guaranteed Miss
Allender, 33Q Braudels Theater Bldg
WILL csre by dav or week, mother's
• arc Reasonable WA 7831
Another Fetter Fine.
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Ijint anil Found. in
LOST—Fox Tcrtler pup. hrlndle colored
female, f, month* old. wide white mark
i *ound neck. lump on top of head. Ft*
•*rd f’linnc Walnut 2072
LOST- Yellow and white Fox Terrlor.
bobbed tall, answer* to name of Buster.
(Tail KE 2589. reward._ j
LOST—Boston bulldog, Sunday morning
White marking* In face, whit* breast.
Reward AT 9f»91. 820 S lHtb St.
A! tomoiiii.es.~
Atitotnnhilrn for Sal*. II
DEPENDABLE 'USED
CARS
New style * door Ford touring sedan Can
»* converted Into comfortable aleming
uua-ters On late 23 rebuilt chassis New
cord tires . $500
Threa of the ' ?4 ' *tvle Ford coup** tn
select from Feed vary little Priced
from ... $400 to $47 .
73 Ford rnupe* In tip-top »hap*. from
$ 27S to $280.
!.*•* Ford ? door aadan* Priced from
fl*8 tip All in first class condition
Cat* '77 Ford touring; n**r paint, good
lire*; run* Ilk* new.., $250
Other good serviceable t Miring car* t
and tip.
Foid roadefer* from $|0 to $*28 All eadv
for service.
Ford light deliveries from $50 up
Late "12 Chevrolet ioad*tci rune and
look * fine . $ 17
HANNAN-VAN BRUNT
INC.
30fh • iiFarnnm. IIA 08ft*
WHEAT IS UP
CORN IS UP
Some cars have already gone up. hut
for the bal*n«* of August we mi* going
to offer some mighty low prices on used
curs.
1 974 Ford Coupe like new many
extra* $478 00
1978 Ford Coupe f.ne condition 3.18 00
1920 Ford Touring, starter and
P M 128 00
1932 Ford Touring, new fop, fine
shape 1*5 00
192$ Chevrolet Sport Touring, like
new 478 00
1 97 7 Chevrolet Touring very good 3«8 nn
1923 Chevrolet It o a dsfer, over
hauled . . . 388 Ob
|9?7 War Touring guarHiifeed ’4*> on
1923 Purnnt, rebuilt end renewed 875 00
TERMS on TRAt>R. Ol'EN ALWAYS
ANDREW MURPHY
& SON
AT 4411 Iteie 5 4 Year* 14|0 Jackson
_ DURANT ANP STAR ‘ ARS
MUST SEE THESE
CARS
owing to the fact that we are Mould**
In* our buatnesa it I* ne« canary that wf
illspoan of our used «ara at oner If
Vn« ".nil a Inn ruin come to nee u*
0. N. BONNEY MOTOR
COMPANY,
HA 08 78 2550 Fa mam S'
NASH-VR IESFM A AUTO CO.
USED CAR STORE
2084 rarnam._AT. 4391
NFjVlA?,, ]•*«»*-«1 fender*, ft A set Ford
touring mp cover mmtdate $4 78. Kaplan
Auto Farts Co gill Nh hols*
HOOF* USED cA HH
BUY YOURS AT
OUT L SMITH
MUR 1 *H Y DIP~ IT
Downtown Uaed Car store
1410 Jackfou, AT. 4111.
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AUTOMOBILES.
Automobile* for Sale. 11
THE NASH
UPTOWN STORE
HAS SOME REAL BARGAINS
W§ have a few 1924 models, open and
closed, which we are offering at reduced
prices This la an oportunlty for you to
obtain a new car at a "used car” price
In our used car stock wa have:
1921 Ford Sedan.
1921 Studebaker Light Six.
192S Ford Coupe.
1924 Essex Coach.
1921 Nash Coach.
1921 Nash Four Touring.
1923 Naah Six Touring
1924 Naah T-Paaa Sedan
1923 Nash Touring.
1920 Nash Touring.
1919 Wlntoa Roadster.
Open Evening* »nd Sundays.
I
NASH UPTOWN STORE
2064 Farnam. AT. 4292 j
SINCE 1917
A SAFE PJjACE TO
BUY”
Never before have we been able to offer
such real values In either Cadillac nr
other makes <if cars. It will pay you to
look our stock o\er today.
NASH 1923 SPORT This four-cylinder
snappy open sport Job has Just been re
finished by us and has all the appear
ances of a new car. Priced to »e)i quickly.
CADILLAC R» PHAETON Just complete
ly re-new-ed and refinlshed a Bolling
green Equipped with five white wire
wheels. Buy It under the* Hansen Plan,
which offers a very liberal payment prop
osltlon.
CADILLAC 55 TOURING. Just refinished
and thoroughly checked over. Equipped
with good tire* Just the car for the man
who needs a large roomy automobile.
CADILLAC R7 TOURING Painted Riege
brown and thoroughly re-new-ed
Equipped with good tires. Priced very
low to sell quickly.
J. H. HANSEN
CADILLAC CO.,
HA. 0719. Farnam St. at 26th
BUICK 1924 COUPE
Hm Just had enough mileage to he
nicely broken In Equipped with fiv
new balloon'cords and bumpers front and
rear Ha* all the appenrame* of » new
<ar a,nd Its perforninri'e convimea one
that lr. really Is practically n»w Fee
it today It will sell quicklv nt th»
price we ask. Contanirnt terms cay b*
arranged.
J. H. HANSEN
CADILLAC CO.,
HA. 0719. Fnrnam at 26th
t
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Trucks for Kale. 12 I
SUE INTERNATIONA!, for .ronil u.ed |
Irucki. Douglas 3-ton. all Amerh an 3-ton. |
International 3-ton and »pvrr«l ton In- •
ternatlonals Good shape mnhinlcaliy. I
Terms '-an be arranged.
International Harvester Co AT 6761
Aiitnmohilcs for Kxrhmicf. 15
WILL trade Roanier coup* for real e*t;i"
Mortgage or contract. Phone AT. 644! |
Auto Accessories. Part*. lfi
GUARANTEED new and used auto parts
at a ■perlil rut price. Nebraska Auto j
Parti. 1016-16 Harney ct JA. 4631. and
2205 Cuming Ht. AT 1970.
HIGH I'ride ia«rif)t»«d V6lcmlita|. 3H
In fabric*. 12- 4-lti cord*. 13. H*rt
Tire .nd Rub Co. 716V, S 16th
Service Stations. Itcpainnc. II
.. INDUSTRIAL AUTO MACHINISTS j
Rayfleld carburetor and Kisemann mag ,
neto aervlce AT. 2560.
P MKLCHOIRK At sn.V 417 B. 13TR.
WmitBil—Automobiles. 19 |
Car Wanted
aa first payment on 6 - room aoi'dly o*od
ern kellaaton* bungalow, oak finish
throughout, good location. No Junk JA
3144 Mr. Price
BUSINESS SERVICE.
Millinery—Dressmaking. 25 i
ACCORDION, aide knife, J>og p’eaMng.
covered button* all at\l**: hemsUtthlng
buttonholes Write Ideal Bntton and
Pleating Co. 301 Brown Block, Omaha
Neb. Telephone JA 1626.
CLOSED
August 17 to 26
Nebraska Pleating Co
Moving—Trucking—Storage 26
BEKINS OMAHA VAN A STRORAGE.
l*'»h and Leavenworth Sts. Packing, mov
ing storage, whipping. JA. 4163.
GLOBE VAN AND STORAGE
PAf KINO, MOVING. SHIPPING, STORING
PaMtnntes furnished AT. 0J3ft or JA <134
GORDON” S FIREPROOF ~W 11 sTT A VAN
4'* North 11th Ht Phone JA 1032 mnv
ifig. i»w< kitiiy storage, whipping I
Pa tut lag mi Papcitii. 57
WALLPAPER WHOLES VLK.
Paperhanging, painting Fred Parka. 4764 i
E ?4th Si M,\ omt AT 7404
Patent Mtorneyg. 55
t W MARTIN 624 Petar* Truat Bldg” j
Omaha; alto Washington Doub> aervlce,!
• ingl* fe#» Alto help aell patent*. j
Printing—MafRtnrrjr. 29
non MERCIA I, PRINTING. Eddy Printing
■ > . 212 Mouth 1.1th Ht. Phone JA 1031
Professional Srrrtre. 30
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
DR3L NIEMANN A MERRITT
Adjuatlv* osteopathy, Electro-Therapy «p
631 Woodman lUdg. AT. 2674.
'V It I! ATT EROTIC. Lawyer] Notary"
' onfhlent lal m• 1 \ l« »* 626 I'et- rs Truat Bid
Itopalrlng. 31
ISEI) anil new scaring machine* Sew
ing machine* anil Vlctrolas repaired
Rent machines II per week. 93 per mo
MICK El, MUSIC HOUSE.
I'-’h and llsmey a T. 4.461
KMrUlYMKNT.
Ilrlp \Vniit4’tl—IrniRlr. 36
*i
mg tilWMM til take order* for our wonder
fui roe* hushes flowering plants, shrub*
Mini trees Splendid pay weekly and
rwav, atendy work No delivering or col
le. ting Ream now Write Mi Boone !
Dhaaa Brother*, Nurserymen, Ro« heater, •
HE A BEAUTY specialist It pa>a big
'lean* |n>l 'pendM«e Good position* wall
1 "** J oilr own shop when competent
Dny or Sifting « *11 nt write Moler Col
lege. |Q» S l.’.th Si
get 9..0 EXTRA MONTHLY—NO SEEL
mg -No convaaalng Roaltlvelv no Invent
nient Factory workers ptefarrad AA rite
today. Dept 44. G L M Company, J41*
NV llur«>n Chicago
TAN I i;i» Cadies In this locality to eni
nridrier linen* for us at home during
'heir leisure momenta Wm* at once
t .iahlon Eiuhroldi-riea, 660 |,lme. • >
WHITI ■ work and
'"oklng No laundry Good wage* »H»i
Chlrsgo street \V A 641*
ENROLL at tha largest * omntometer
101 U'ouituer JMdg JA, Kjk
_ EMPLOYMENT.
Help Wanted—Male. 87
Attention
HARVEST HANDS AND FARMERS.
Along the Great Northern Ry. In
Minnesota. North Dakota and Mon
tana we have an enormous crop which
offers an opportunity for work for the
next few months The harvest hand
rate has been extended to and In
cluding August 25: $6.60 each for
parties of five or more to points In
Minnesota and North Dakota. Parties
made up In Sioux City.
There is a wonderful opportunity for
landseekers along the Great Northern
Ry. In Minnesota, North Dakota,
Washington and Oregon you can se
cure good land at lower prices and
easy terms. You can buy Improved
farms on 34-year imortaizatlon plan
or crop payment. You can get cut
over land at from $15 per acre, with
sufficient timber for cordwood, etc.,
to pay for the land and Improve
ments This railroad has no lands for
sale and only interested in tha de
velopment of the country.
Low homeseekers’ rates
For information and free literature
Win. Rlonder, Agr. Dev. Agent, Orest
Northern Ry .
622 Paxton Block, AT. 9599
Harvest Hands
On account of large crops In Mtnna
sota. North Dakota and Montana,
harvest hands rate has been extended
until and including August 26. Spe
■ a! rate of $6.50 each for parties of
fi\e or more from Sioux City to
points In Minnesota, and North Da *
kota along the Great Northern Rail
way.
Here Is a chance to Investigate farm
ing opportunities along the Orest
Northern Railway. We have no land
to soil. For details about farming
and harvest rates write or see,
WILLIAM BLONDER.
Agr. Dev. Agt., Great Northern Ry.,
622 Paxton Block. AT 9599.
DELI ABLE men wanted everywhere to
distribute samples, booklets, etc., for Na
tional Advertisers. No selling; year around
work. No experience of capital neces
sary. Permanent business. Write quick
ly enclosing stamps for contract and de
unis National Distributors Association.
3133 N Clark St , Chicago,
WANTED—Men in city and surrounding
towns to take orders for our wonderful
rose bushes, flowering plants, shrubs and
trees Splendid pay weekly’ and easy,
steady work. No delivering or collecting.
B**g|n now. Write Mr. Boone. Chase
Brothers, Nurserymen. Rochester. N. V.
BAR BERING pays big Our training en
ables you to have profitable business or
good lob in short time Day or evening
• lasses Cali or write. Moier Burb#r Col
lege, mo s i:.th_____
MEN Age 18-40. wanting railway sta
tion-office positions. $115-$260 month,
free transportation experience unneces
sary. Write Baker, Supt , 616 Wain
wnght. St Lolls.
GET $ Mi EXTRA MONTHLY—NO SELL
ING- No canvassing. Positively no in
vestment Factory workers preferred
Write today. Dept 404, G. L. M. Company,
40 W. Huron, Chicago.
ALL MEN. women boys girls 17 to 65.
willing to accept government positions
1117-1250 (traveling nr stationary). Write
Mr * lament, 186 St. Louis, Mo.
WANTED—Experienced cutter and pat
tern grader on ladles house dresses and
;tpior- steady position. Greathouse Mfg
Co . Muscatine. Ia_
BE a dere.-tive. $50-$100 weekly, travel
n\rr world experience unnermn^
American Defective Agency, 799 Colum
bia. St Louis _
FIREMEN brakemen, beginners, $160
$250 (Which position ?) Railway. Y-2708.
Omaha Bee _
WANTED Tinner and furnace man at
on« e M O. McClure A- Son, McCook. Neb
Help Wintr4 flflfn and Female. 3S
AGENTS—Clear $15 to $30 a day selling
Darn G-Z. cold patch for stockings.
Wheaton Laboratories. La Cross*-. AVIs.
and \i;cnt*. 39
___
1
At ''E8SORY or tire salesman ran earn
upwards $T5 weekly as side line. ailing
on established tra’de fo? manufacturer
popular piked Ford tires. Y-27lf.
Omaha Bee. __
AGENTS —Attractive aample outfit fur
nish •! B * demand ina' *■% wcll’fig easy .
arch support shoes; popular price* com
fort plus *t> le A mating values. Style
Arch Shoe <!o.. Glnetnnati
AGENTS—Average »1 2» an hour on spare
time placing 175 *'*0 day household
products In homes Experience onnec-ee
,r. Ei ■* work Outfit free to hustlers
Health* > Productw. i Duane St . Cincinnati.
.'GENTS- Karr J 4»o Iff. a week extra |
selling beautiful shirts Commission In
ad nee We deliver and . ollert Write I
nub U Fashion Wear Shirtt Dept C.
elm innatl |
M.ESMKX—District managers. 110-175 |
..<■ klv 125 varieties brushes ate Get]
our ;■•-»© proposition We train the in
e»r?- j. need. N • ■ uy Brush Go. Hartford,
Gonn _
EARN mney weekly, srarr time, address
ing. mailing circulars No selling We
ns weekly Send for full nformatlon
fib a Go 1451 Broadway, Dept. X*81.
N«\v York___
SALESMEN—To sell our nationally known
tin* of home, porch and washable street
dresses Big possibilities for workers JO
per cent commission Reference# required
A M • it 7.er. lor.K N Wood St Chb-agn. 111.
AGENTS- Wonderful money maker sell
Damask Tablecloths, bouse to house;
Literal advance commission.
w« d liver g o D Julian Pam.
_’4 E-• st 21at. New Tort.
SAI ESMKV New specialty. lust cut.
ever merchant s prospect, good for 125
to l © per day. St lunula Novelty Com
pany. 1504 South Grand Ave, St Louis.
Mo.'_____
Mil.NT1* |1 sn hour Newest kitchen
too! Every Woman u*ea 20 time# dal!>
Easy seller Big profits Sample free
T horns a Mfg Go. Desk 341. Dayton. O.
\g ENTS--I.'.© weekly taking orders for
Thoms* guaranteed hosiery, *7 different
kinds latest styles, colors Tour sixe In
fr* • outfit of sample pair* Thomas Mf*
Go. Mill 49.fi, Dayton. O.
A G1: N T S- M e r s s b i r t - Big sellers. Far
ion to wearerl Undersell stores Com
plete line Exclusive patterns Free
samples Chicago Shirt Manufacturers.
: W VanBuren. Factory 3©©. Chicago
SALESMEN Htaf» distributor Wonder
ful newly invented pricing eyetem retails
M **.) Tremendous demand’ Hl| repeat
• uslnes« |15.©no yearly. Mtllen Mfg
I * p« ( 494. Colonial BUlg Boston, Mess
xLESMGN Wanted diet selesmsnagers
rood salesmen, to #ele< t and tmm men
tn sell new specialty to retailer* 85©
weekly, expena**# xml liberal commission
So l.-sins nager Box 342. l*edar Rapids, la
-Al.l.SMKN WANTED —Making small
to . ns for complete line of saieeboard#
Ail or part time Average commission IU
paid also on iepeats K A f*. Go, 4325
Ha vena wood Ave. Chicago
AGENTS* i©0 per cent profit. wondarful
lltt!« article, something new sells like
>v l Id fire Gerry In pocket Write at once
for free sample Vlbert Mills. Mgr, 24>7
American Bldg Glnctnr.s 11. <'
sTriis.M EN and District Manager# for
,in< oin Gear Shift Greatest invention for
Vrd ■ ars Sells for $5 Evsey Ford •
tuner proapect B<* rotnmiaalon Sales
danagrr. 1*©3 XV Pb-o. Ix>a Angelea. Gal
rntTUUII T* *Rb $li.©«« > early, amaslng
’ew Invention, seala 1.5©© envelopes hour'
tetalla ft ©n No competition' Cnnsolt
lat.d Go. Dept B M3. 1©0 Poyleton. Boo
on. Mass ^_______________ '
1 ENTS New wonderful seller—f4c
•rofi« every dollar e«l** Dallvar on enot
deenae unnecessary No competition -
temple free Mission Go , lit N Bal
drd, Ghk’ago. HI '
PUNTS Grew managera. IS,©©© to
lie,©on yearly Introducing new patented
irticle Not selling Unusual end differ
nt Exclusive terrltorv Write now
> 454. Hiixelwood. Detroit. Mich.
uiENTR 8ell papular, profitable line dl
r, t fo consumer full time or eids line,
lb. rsl fommleslon • ^*n all year propo
>11nc Manor Park tape. Bauson Bldg, '
M nr In nail j
\UE\TI4- |l»i ©0 DAT EASY No etpei «
an • ■ capital nr- roan Brirj low
vlfe a sure prospect Ntcadv repeat buai
to> Write Htoner Go. Bov *74 ttlante.
1 i _
iGKNTS Hell every Ice cream etore In
out territory new patented dlaher Sure
mlc Neat Income Makes wondarful
Idellne Dover Mfg Go. Dover. N H ^
iAI.KSMAN to sell XX Imlour display ac «
rasories to retell store#, your clt> Doty
HcMtpgeour Sales Go, Inc., 3© Heads
it , New York, N Y
SALESMEN 115© month and expense#
■oiling dgsrs Kgperlence not net eatery
tend addressed envelope for Infot (nation ]
Vstlona) Cigar Go. High Point. N t
AtlENTH coin money selling our new fab
lie table cover; needs no laundering. j
aouieoivea wild about them Herd for
’ree offer. M Mum '
PIKNTH Wonderful aeller, $14© \ ■
• very $1 No sale Monogram automobile#
ixperlence unneceasa • y . fiee samples
A (n eater Monogram Go XX'or. eater. Mas#
kIKN'l ' life tonic fir# ' onder
ful medicine Big repeatet Big piofit#
I ..ii seal# «*n , Dept 4. St Inula Mo
“ALBUM BN - tie* om new H
kropoaitlpn lowg Novelty Company, Be
I
EMPLOYMENT. 1
Salesmen and Agents. 39
SALESMEN—Toung men who want to
make their spare time pay from $2© to
$5© a week are offered an opportunity to
soli an article which every man buys on
sight. Made by Ingeraoll. the dollar
watch man. Retails for $1 You don’t
need to be a salesman; merely to show
is to sell; big profits, quick sales and
constant repeat business Write today
ftobt. H. Ingeraoll. 47t> Broadway, New
York
FREE COURSE IN SALESMANSHIP.
Beautiful 100 page book and other litera
ture without cost. Teach you how to be
successful in direct selling. Stock of goods
furnished on credit when ready to start,
if you’re reliable Information on fine
locations. Stop working for others; go in
business for vourself; make $3.Oft© a year
and up. Send your request today The
W. T Rawlelgh Company. Pent N. B.
6454, Freeport. 111.
NO MURK l-UMPINO UP TIRK8
Agents. An airtight valve cap which
prevents all loss of air in tires has been
put on market With thia cap one infla
tion last life of tire and doubles tire mile
age Tested and approved try leading
automobile manufacturers We furnish
proof of tests Retail price, $1.25 set of
fue Great demand. Wonderful oppor
tunity for agents Alrlox Rubber Co.,
2." 1 © Monroe St . Chicago
SA LESM EN—Fifth Avenue. New York.
Custom Tailors want agents to sell adver
tised brand, all wool f allored-to-ineasure
clothes direct to wearer. Lowest price*.
Big line swatch sample* free Biggest
commissions paid dally Permanent posi
tions. $100 weekly. Auto free to agents
Monarch Tailoring Co, 100 Fifth Ave,
I »epl, P-22. New' York.
TAILORING AGENTS—190 week an *1
steady Job taking orders for Longworth
ready to wear all-wool suits and over
coats, $23.75; boys' suits. $11.76 Special
offer $45 cash and free suit for 3 days'
«pare time work. Postal brings outfit
free—no waiting ng deposit. John G
Longworth & Sons. Dept HI© Address
1301-11 West Congress S’.. <’hicago.
AGENTS—\fen wanted to sell new punc
ture proof inner tube Demonstrate by
driving nails into tire. In tests have
given good service after having .500 nail
hole® in them Users report as high as
30,000 miles without changing tire Big
money and exclusive territory for xvork
ers. Write K O., Milburn, 4 # 50 Shields
Ave. Ghicago.
SALESMEN—PROFITABLE SIDELINE
of imported smokers' articles and novel
ties; 20 per cent commission, also on re
peat business. Write fully, atating *erri
tory. Moderegger A Co., Denver, Colo. J
I
SALESMEN. Agents, make big money sell
ing our political auto windshield trans
parencies Quick seller, big profits. Thia
will be the big money maker for the next
two months Send 2c stamped, self-ad
dressed envelope for particulars. K. &
| G. Adv. Co , Inc , Passaic. N. J I
AGENTS—WRITE FOR FREE SAMPLES |
.'••II Madison "Bettor Made Shirt, for lar*e
Manufacturer direct to wearer. No capi
tal or experience required. Many earn
$100 weekly and bonus. Madlsou Mills.
360 Broadway. New York. i
WANTED—SALESMEN WITH AUTO- j
MOBILES TO SELL CARBIDE LIGHT
ING AND COOKING SYSTEMS TO1
FARMERS ADDRESS SALES MAN
AGER .NIGHT COMMANDER LIGHT- .
JNG :’Q JACKSON, MICH.
AGENTS ATTENTION: Earn $26 per day 1
Other men are. Why not you? Vuleold
nlxe sells on eight, big repeat, send for,
proof and free sample Consolidated !
Rubber Co., 262 Washington, S Boston, :
Mas*
AGENTS: Assured Income selling high
grade household necessity, men or
women; quick sales everywhere Won
derful repeater. Big profit* Write to
day Erls Products Co , 952 Bramson
Bldg . Buffalo. N Y.
TAILORING AGENTS
Sell feature value union made all-wnot |
suits $26 Tour profit. $5. In advance.
Other big aellarg nr $32 69 and $37 19,
with $7 profit Wonderful line. Many
special features Write R E Ferrin,
Mgr , Box 1097. Chicago
SALESMAN—Old established wholesale
hour*? has opening now for A-l man.
Staple line sold to retail merchants in
general lines Permanent and real propo
rtion for producer Miles F. Blxfer Co.
Dept. 243. Cleveland. Ohio|
SALESMEN—Inexperienced nr exper
enced, city or traveling Wr '» for free
book Modern Salesmanship Bis de
mand for men Earn $3.6oo to $10.r'O0
yearly. Address. National Salesmen s Tr.
Asa'n. T>ept 409. Chicago
AGENTS— Man wanted in thia territory
to handls quick selling auto specialty
Every car on ner a prospect B C Hall
• leared $l,12e In one month For par
titulars writs Stransky Co, Dept. 2272.
Puk .x ana. H TV
SALESMAN W A NT ED—Ea oh county. $1 Pc.
to $200 weekly. New line points, roof
• ement, et< lowest pri-ea and 60 days
terms to customer* Liberal comm’ssion :
and drawing account paid weeklx Kero,
Co.. 213 Seventh St.. Louisville. Ky I
SALESMEN—Or Sales Agents calling on j
hardware and pa.nt dealer trade Wt
have year-round, nofl-competitive line
Big demand and easy sale* Give expert
ence Edwarl J. D’Eathe A t*o, Mfgr* .
ie6 Morgan Bldg Detroit. Mlrn I
AGENTS— Make $300 month and free
automobile with new atyls written guar
antee hosiery. Part time and evening*
bring ymi $2 hour Experience or capital
unnecessary We furnish 26 samples.
Jennings Mfg Co Trial $45. Daytun. °
AGENTS Latest novelty sign. Ready j
«eli*r to all stores Over *<'•» per ceut i
profit Send for free sample and par- ,
ticulara National Signs 41 East 2»>ih. 1
New York
Two salesmen »o represent Collier * the
Nat I Weekly, city and country territor j
No house to house work Six orders a
d»v will tav $10 rer week See F. J> j
Browning 30$ Ptlrj Pldr_ I
SALESMEN —Make from 110© to iTTo j
weekly with our specialtx others doing
It All classes of dealers buy Bin
commissions. James Fulwllder. New
ton. la
Situation* Wanted-—Female. 40
POSITION as rook and cashier by reli
abie colored couple MA. 1093
Situation* Wanted—Male. 41 1
1 AM a well trained etenographer and j
tvpiat high school graduate and wart j
a position with a firm in oueet of * vour.g 1
man of ambition and ability Willing
to work for promotion. Phone me at ,
JA 1565|
DRAFTSMAN — Map and engineer nf. f’l
yeara' experience In drafting and R R
end highway engineering Completed
ours# In architectural drawing Wt I
consider an>thinc Box F 1715. Omaha.
II-- _|
ENGINEER with 6 x-*ars' experience wants
posltlo# t’nti furnish reference* Box E
Omaha Bee
nxxMixi.
IIiimiio, Opportuiiltlrx. 41
MONKY IN GRAIN — $ 1 2 3 0 »>uys guar- i
.•inters Ift.t'O© bu xxhea* no further ns-..
movement 5c opportunity 9600; 4c $ 4« <’• I
Part Iculart Market letter fre* IN *
YESTORS' OriDR, -22 A A R Bldg
Kansas City, Mo.
FOR SAT K—Telephone exchange n
southwestern lows. Fixe exeba*rvs. j
station* restre-tlx elv |M1 4ce -v« I
' * Bell connections Will sell in pa*t*
Reasonable terms, no trades Address I
t'itv Telephone i’p Sidnex* la
FOR SALE OR TRADE 4 h r Cuabr
man electric light riant for cash register!
and txpewritrr Pash I Ofl t'*rd sever; i
month* Fiank Peterson. IGpublhan
City Neb
W A NTKTV Well eat~ahliehrd high rise*
concern baa an opening in Omaha for »
reliable man with $5,999 to $!«.©©© ,.**!■
$1 © ooo to $1 0b© a year or better for
•he right man Box Y -271*. Omaha Be*
OMAHA pool hall, transfer corner no!
• ompetition sacrifice for quick aa>
partner considered hurrv. Inxe*s!»*te thi*
’4 14 Ames
- j
FDR 5AT.E—Drug store at a bargain i'
muat be aold on account of slckne** t’al. !
55 A 1371 |
PARTNER WANTED for pool hail, soft '
•Irinka For apprrlntment addree* Tfl»
Brow ne
90FT DRINK parlor for an le, living room j
i rear >403 S IDt yr
Intnlmnil—Stock,—Hontlv 4.i
HAVE $1,571 xxell secured Jd morttac
nroixertx 1:4 50 per month at on
■ ent Interest for lets at actual xalur
Fx an liras and Hundgx < 'M 1| M \ 122?
M A. ANDERRon cu tv 5
Real eatata. furety bonds and kindred Ina
IUl| Faint# IaNMAs 41
l A HOMER
« ' t- M y s ! V 1 I- » x »
1©1» Omaha Nati Rank Rida ’a 16
*IX per can: loans on Omaha residences
cash on hand Prompt service. K II
1 eugee. Inc . Mft Keehna Bldg
IKt'OND mortgages si >nt--s • a
chased by Tukex « ompan>. *1© Fir#( Na
[lailt Bank .1A 4:1
l.i'n RATE on cltx property qu*< klx
closed; tio month!) payments JA 1535 i
W T Graham
$100 t.« $10,000 |oan#d prompt service I
E I' Weed A D H llowiuan. \x ee l Bldg
I WILL luiv mortgagee and contracts i
Corhm. »•!-'•n. N«l'i HMg . N.h j
,h *ni> • rm i tnt nu i>rt.M
yAg'US JJJK’S. Ml V Iliil N,U UU* l
FINANCIAL._
Real Estate Loans. » 41
MONET TO LOAN
On Mrat and second mortgages.
TV# buy outright for rash
Existing mortgages and land contract*.
Prompt Action
H A WOLFE CO .
Ml Raundet a-Kennedy Bldg AT. 8160
5V4 AND 8 PER CENT MONEY
loans on Omaha improved property at
lowest rates
FRANK H BINDER,
*28 City National _JA. 2$6I.
CITY real estate mortgages and con
tracts bought. Larson. 104 N. 15th St.
Farm Loans on West. Neb. and N. E. Colo,
farms. Kloke Investment Co , Omaha.
Money to Loan. 43
THIS COMPANY IS ORGANIZED
To supply your money wants in the same
way that hanks supply the money wants
of the business community.
Any amount loaned up to $500 and you
• an repay it In easy monthly payment*
Our equal payment plan repays the loan
«nd all charges.
We have been In business In Omaha over
.0 years and can assure you of a quick
confidential and square deal
OMAHA LOAN COMPANY.
504 Karbach Block Tel. JA 1298
Southeast Corner 15th ajid Douglas Sta.
DIAMOND loans at lowest ra»*s. business
strictlv confidential. The Diamond Loan
Co.. 1514 Dodge St Established 1*$4
~ EDUCATIONAL.
Local Instruction Classes. 48
DAY SCHOOL NIGHT SCHOOL
Complete • curses In all commercial
branches. Shorthand, typewriting, ♦•leir
raphy. salesmanship, civil aervtce. Phone
JA. 156C. Complete catalog free.
BOYLES COLLEGE.
15th and Harney Ft*.Omaha, Neb.
EIGHT to 12 weeka prepare you for a
fine office position. Call AT. 7774 or
write American college. 1912 Farnam.
TRI-CITY BARBER COLLEGE
1402 Dodge St. 1306 Douglas Et
Call or write for Information.
VAN SANT SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
Day and Evening Schools.
204 R 10th StJA. 6391
Musical—Dramatic. 49
SUMMER class** In popular music. E. M.
Kahr. piano. Mlckel Bldg AT. 4361.
Dancing Academies 50
DANCING CLASSES FORMING
Keep s—Cinderella Roof and Elk's Club.
Private lessons now, JA 6470.
"livestock.
Dogs, Cats and Pets. 53
AM felling out dog's harness and col
lars Whlteley’a Hop Shop. 820 S. 13th.
ONO^goatan^on^tb^Xor^s^e^TVA^40L
Poultry and Supplies. 55
QUALITY chicks Postpaid l^o! Leg
horns, A noon as. large assorted. $* ; Rocks.
Reds, $9; Orpingtons, Wyandotte*. $10;
Light Brahma* $15; assorted $6 Cata
log free Missouri Poultry Farmi, Co
lumbia. Mo.
Business Equipments. 58
WE BUY, sell safe*, make desks, ahow
■ as**s. et*. Omaha Fixture A Supply Co..
15 W Cor. 11th and Douglas. JA. 2724
IN IIA LA TORI UM FOR SALE. WA
»401.
Foci and Feed. <1
BALED *hav!ngs, carload or truck. Brad
ford -JCennedyCo^JAST 40.
Good Things to Eat. €3
( RAH APPLE?—$1 0'. a bushel or 35c a
basket. Phone WA 43M. 6604 Maple St.
APPLES—CRABAPPLES 4602 Redman
A \ h
Household Goods. 64
YOU ARE LOSING every day that you
fall to take advantage of the furniture
bargains at St ephetison'a. l»0t Capitol
A v* Private sales and auct’on.
FOR ltKAL furniture and rug values see
Hume Furniture « o . South Side
RUGS—Two fx!2. good as new. Electric
washer. $15 S52I Webeter.
ALL kind* of furniture for sale cheap
at■ : If JA v:
Swap Column. 65
PRICE A TEETLR piano-player to trade
fo- lot automobile, or whai have >ou“
AT ■•■79
Machinery and Tool*. 87
NEW and a** nd-hand motors dynamos.
LeBron Electrics! Works. 315-29 ? 12th.
Musical Instrument*. 78
“n7EAN"S\VEEP
PHONOGRAPH SALE
UPRIGHT. CONSOLE AND OTTINO
MODELS AT BARGAIN PRICES
$!.§• S' *WN
W* have gone thr« arh our etocka and
selected * few real bat gains for ore big
"•Iran up" sale *t values never before
offerrd Every phonograjh is rebuilt,
many have been used a* demonstrators. t
all are in perfect condition and guaran- j
teed S*e the*** big bargains at on*'e
Every instrument guaranteed and will j
be accepted within one year a* full credit j
on any new instrument purchased.
A FEW BARGAINS
IPRItlH TS
Federal. mvh. I* value, sale price $?*
Columbia. v\ a! , $109 valut, sale price. $«*;
Columbia, oak. $?$ value. sa> piio I I
Puritan, oak, $’9e value. a:Oe price. $ t'■ j
Edison, malt, $1 a. $44
Votanola mah. $190 value sale price J4> |
SMALL TYPES SUITABLE FOR
VACATION TRIPS
N :■-•'* «.Bc *e *1 . $ l ?,SO |
Columbia. f* value .. $25 9 ^
Victor, mahogany.. $27 5* j
Pa the ..$11 AC. j
a *
Outing, suitcase model . $56.001
0»\S<»l.ES
One handsome ah plain case, in high
guaranteed motor only $$6 0A
Brunswick, late model, mah.. case good
■9 MU for . $1 as CP
Beautiful American walnut rase finest
tone and quiet motor $4* 0b
One Italian period console with heavy
motor, all wood tone * hatnl>er Universal
sound bog. two-rone walnut • as*- a $250'
SCHMOLLER &
MUELLER PIANO CO.,
_ 161 4 IS-14 Dodge St
Wanted to Buy. 73
DESKS. DESKS. DESKS
New desks, used desk* bought sold and
traded. J C. Reed. 1507 i arnam St. AT
4144. j
BOOMS FOR BI N I
Booms With Board. 74
H \ 20-a -Extra large front room good
board for 2. I* a week each Also 1
room for 2 $7 e «eb Fine location, en |
pne Home r iv fioges
H park dist*>«t. large room In
eluding euiwmvm for two. with board I
Git age 111 3|«f_
IVRLL furnished room for working man j
n a * 1 w » iMM-e Board :f deatrPd.
AT ?*»:
I'»M>GE. :: 1 #t ■ to f - 2. w ith home
0 'k ng Also meal tickets AT f*?4 T
■MELD club district, nice airy room in 1
i*w modern home garage HA. 59fa
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rurnbhftl Rontni 73
A TTK Al'Tl VK NEWLY FURNISHED j
room for one o* two gentlemen in apt I
with vouwg married couple Breakfast if!
’•sited Malkina distance Vail H A. j
1 *•>«
I'*’ 3'A# Room for one or two mentor
Mi ploveil .'UP> Private outran, e fo j
large front loom; gat***, breakfast if
Idled half bio, k to car __ |
d.A 3411 i Tel » I. 5 - 3 large, modem j
i'imih private home 2*th street, south of!
.ewenworth. will furnish to suit
UIOI pi ib fumiah * room Ip ghvate j
V • \ ■ f ■ «tu# \
Iff ;>».
■M i:\ISlH‘D room * for colored for rent |
d vr •*•■ \tfi *. i
MtlllTV 4 *N U
IH1RT1 THIRD 411 S -3 large sleeping ,
■'•'ms l block from Farnam car ll A I
A» AUTIVUl I Y FURNljiYuKD room wTth
looping Poi b One Mock ftom Bla. W
lone HA tlD*
FM V E film tm steam bt Pttv bath
I'alkng dtst for gentlemen HA 71?4
»i HA
! W KVl V FOURTH 124 ttoulfc well fur
» Died rtHinnt, ••ingle also double twin
* * r f
'* v Hi a*'- Ale * * ng> ro>'
fo* co
ROOMS FOR RENT. ^
Furnished Rooms 75
REM IS PARK DISTRICT nu*h douh'e
loom, east room, private home wa 7 c> 4 S,
Rooms for IfoiispR**#»pinir. <6
CAPITOL AVE , V©—? modern gsa
tang**. kitchen cabin*-!, sink J7 couple
i ’ A R K AVK 102« Two room* nicely fur
pished • omplete for Jiakp . $1? _ _
: 210 S. 23D—2 light hskp room*. Everv
» hing furnished JA 6.".74_•
1-2 ROOM nicelv furnished reasonable
ten»al Adults 116 S 25th Ave
%Vher« to Stop in town. 78
CLAHKMONT HOTEL
Rat..—W^.ltly, ». II" <I.\« $1 !e It
Seventeenth near Jackson_ ^
HOTEL SAN'F()RD— 1 ith and Farnam
HOTEL 11EN8HAW—lGth and Farnam v
Special rate* to permanent guaeta.
Wanted—Rooms and Board. 7S
HANSCOM'PARK
WEST SIDE
New five-room oak fltrlehed reml bungee
low; large rooms extra Jars-* lot. II.©0?
< arh balance like rent Call
OSBORNE REALTY CO.
;,3© Peters Trnp* Bldg Jackson 22*2,
REAL ESTATE—FOR RENT.
Apartments—Furnished. 80
Furnished Apartments
Ten large furnished rooms in fine lot a
ilon, $60 per mo. Immediate pof*e*fion
6 room#, partly furnished; good neigh
borhood 160 per mo. Immediate pos
session.
Chas. W. Young & Son,
HI'S City X’at. Bank AT WA. 7»«5,
PARLOR, well furnished, with Hitches
and large cioaet, in private home. 263©
I >e wey A ve.__
TWENTY-THIRD. No — Attr.etlv. 2.
room, furnished *rt. with .oreened porch.
AT. 67011.
NEWLY dec. mod. ,!rr 2-rra. apt. till
S. 23rd at. H..L light. water fr»«.
HUNTER INN HOME for the tr*vl!rg
m»n and wife. AT, 6860. 2<th .nd Dodge.
Apartments—L’nfnrnlshed. 81 *
PETERS TRUST COMPANY.
‘Where Omaha. Renta."
APTS. AVAILABLE HOW.
Living room, dining alcove, draaatpf
room, bath and kitchen. No. t KINGS
BOROUOH, 253* Dodge St I8MJI.
Four rooms and por-b. south, eaat «d1
<ve*t exposure No. 2 SHIRLEY, 127 £.
41st St.. *50-16©. _
Four rooms, aouth and east axroeire:
conveniently located: No. 6 TROY, J©©»
Harney St . 152 50-367 60.
A homelike 5-room apt.; No. I GEORGIA,
1040 S 29th St.. *66.
Four rooms five-room accoramedatlfBa;
No 11 JOYCE. Lincoln Blvd. and Cali
fornia S* 1*2 50-172 50. __
At 33d and Farnam Sta , He. • POTTBR,
* room*. $75.
A 4-room apt. in on# of Oma.ha‘t newest
und most attractive building*: Ha. IT
CON A MORE. 2763 California. St. ft.$18
No. 7 the ELWOOD. 49*h Ave and Dodga
St., an exceptionally fine l-room ert„
$190.
Leases exp.re Oct. 1. If you ar# fotereeted
call and we will make arrangement# to
show > ou what wdll be available than in
the following building*
Alsatian—115 S 35th St.
Ardmore Terrace—49rh and California Sta.
BiTfh wood—4*0* Dodge St.
i Conamore—2763 California St.
Elwood—49th Ave and Dodga St
Flo Lea—2©th and Capitol Ave.
Georgia—1040 S 21th St.
Joyce—Callforn e St at Lln-oln nlrl
Ktngsborough—253* Dodge St.
Memmen—2214-2© N. 19th St.
Mildred—4?th and Dodge Sta.
Potter—33d and Farnam Sta.
Shirley—127 S 41*t St.
PETERS TRUST COMPANY.
Where Omaha Renta "
AT ©544. 17th and Farnam Sta
EIGHTY FOUR—
ALHAMBRA APARTMENTS.
49th and Capitol Ave. A new fireproof
bull dir. tr in the heart of Pur'1** Omaha a
choicest residential district. Several wy
attractive, tastily decorated apt» of 2 3
or 4 rommi each, available now or very
won. Call the Fred L Heyn Co., AT.
7716, 314 Omaha Nat l Bank Bldg
2779 CUMING—9 ro-ma. all modern but
I heat Will decorate to suit $:.' r© month,
i 2nd floor
A. P. Tukev & Son,
;TA. 4223. €29 First Nat Bk. Bldg
! Jl»2 DODGE
! Omaha * moat exclusive and conveniently
! located fireproof apartment Personal and
'prompt service Newly decorated, three
rooms with five-room accommodation#.
French doors. Two bed? HA 7140
c\ M HOUSER. Manager.
ALHAMBRA APARTMENTS
19th and Capitol Ave. one beautiful 2
i-oom art . also choice 3-room apt., new’r
decorated in this f;ne Dund-e location,
'•all the Fred R Hevn Co AT. 7715 214
< »maha Na* Bank building
HAWTHi'RNE. 2205 7 Howard —New. all
modern 3-room apartments, none better
in Omaha. 350 surnmc*- See jar, it or.
new C-roon idee lawn:
half block to car. on S £©th St . $75. WE.
7192.
APARTMENTS and fiats for rent.
W J PALMER CO. AT *919.
Rea! r**ate M an a grr.er.t Spe
PETERS TRUST COMPANY
**WH1 \HA RENTS*
AT ©54* 17th and Farnam S‘».
THE Thorwald. 3-room apt private
porch. $SS in summer and $65 in w nter.
Reference* required HA. 567©
THIRTY FOURTH ST —50 4 5” 5-room
apt . ground floor, rooms la'ge g*r*ge.
Free rent to Sept 1 HA 6271
FOR ONE OF
DRAKE S 1 b©0 APARTMENTS
Cal! JAckeon 2*93. *
STEAM HEAT. apt# I ^ and up:
vloee ‘n G T S-ebbr* 1610 Chicago Sr.
THE Clarind* < rma. excellent condition
- •_ • I j_ I
Business f'Ures for Rent. 82
CORNER LOCATION'
NINETEENTH AND
HARNEY
A vare d»» *h> eorrer •* ore
8rir# about fee' w*th full
h»*<»rner! For full Snf*-m*‘ nu
FIRST TRUST CO.,
4*9 rir#t Nall Bank AT 9T:t.
BRICK store room well 1- a: od. C r»©d
. r vl 111 r am table for mes* ary line reaa
enable rant
BIRKF7T % CO.
}M> Enters Tru>- Bi’cJA
BUILDING Vi'R RENT—Good oneatorT
brick bulld'n* Six?- with full basement
pood location In pood town f 'r % funeral
store. Se« or write Afr* C Miller. Tale.
Iowa
NEW store build rf for rent, all modem,
pood locution for druf ate-a fts-nituru or
rcistaurar? 7»1 » Q St MA 1514
TWO stoma. l«th St and Cu«cu#u, low
rear G r Stebh -'a 1*19 Ch a to
EARN AM ST. 1*97—5 v. f- “horn a a
F HaV :Sv4 Hirtif' Sr AT ?«7f
Houach for R*nt. M
HOrSF* ANT mTLKXU
NORTH
4-room flat Jiff N i-tb Rt *!*
7-room her:*- S^T* F*« #r A'e |.t*
MINNT M S V B1 \<; \1 \V * room* #• 7Y
N 14th St 1*9
WEST
* rootr durlea • 9* N *lt *♦ l.'f Oarao
if desired
CI.AlliMONT—S-reom bun*a*.ow. 177* N.
4 4th s« . IIS
. ro — dur r\x !>'* Ba ••* S' Is*
7 mww duplex, ill* s t st I
* roorv bungalow 7* > Harr.* S* fxf
l'l NPKS? --J* room bun**' a 4''i W* hater
J*t . I*
Pl’NPKF -Duplex 4 room a 4*4 N ***h
St *40
REMtS TARN bom* « room* **'a*e oil
He«t taia Glenn o.ut Axe I*
iM N PK1 HOME x .s'H* sleeping petoh.
carape SMi Car r ol Ave *19#
WEST EARN AM m ril'A 7 i.vnna lit
N *4ih S1 . | * .V
CENTRA 1,1 T LOC *T*TT>
b room duplex ril Baxter Court vnear
*th and lV\u|i»* s** » |.’7 *9
* mom dupe* n 74th A>e ITS.
4 loom flat* 17*4 s: :*th St 14^
SOUTHEAST
5 roam*. 11* Cedar St 111 S9
TRTKRS TRUST COMPANY
>\ here Omaha Rente
AT 9*44 17 h and Fat ram Rn
ROt'M a” modern except C*a IM*
N l.vd 91 M E. lilt__
iVKRY ll#t i'wttage 4 room* and bath
IS*. Y\ E. 5919
4 Si-' : • TH 4 joomu »M«9e> n. »*‘w a In
Adult* owtj d A f 9»t
119; PACIFIC 1* toon* he urea for t*«e
families Vpplx a; Itl* So »fh St
* ' N ’ *.pm for tent. tw£
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