Political Economist Says tlie W orld W ill Prosper as Co Operation Begins. The Dawes plan will yield economic and social benefits to this country end to the world, according to Dr. Jeremiah \V. Jenks, research pro fessor of government and public ad ministration in New York university, and member of the advisory council of Alexander-Ilamilton Institute. The distinguished economist and author was in Omaha Wednesday, the guest of Harry S. Byrne, en route to Lincoln, where he spoke at noon nt the Chamber of Commerce. Commenting on the significance of the Dawes plan soon to he put Into effect in Europe, and the effect it probably will have on American busi ness, Dr. Jenks said: "In the first place, the leading na tions are going to work In co-opera tion under this plan, whereas hereto fore they have been working at cross purposes. This plan is certain to in sure peace throughout Europe for a period of years and this in turn will insure a revival of business and even tually will bring prosperity. Raw Material Demand. "The immediate effect will he a strong demand for a number of raw materials of American origin. Under the credits that will be granted to * lerrnan government and more especially from the credits that will he granted in larger measure to In dustry, there will come a large de mand for American cotton, copper, then foodstuffs, such as wheat, corn, canned and dried fruits. “Aside from these speciflo demands, there will be an Indirect demand for other products. A revival of busi ness means greater use of machinery and extended use of automobiles, so that we may expect an Increased de mand for American gasoline and similar products. "Doubtless, also, our automobile In dustry will be benefited. As soon as it was practically certain the plan would he accepted so that Europe might rely on political and business stability, Germany began to buy American silver to be made Into sub sidiary coins for Its new monetary system. Poland likewise purchased silver and we may anticipate similar demands from Austria and Hungary. Psychological Effect. "The psychological effect of the adoption of the Dawes plan Is likely to be even more far-reaching In Im portance than the direct economic ef fect. Heretofore, since the war, feel ings of Jealousy, suspicion and hatred between different nations, especially between Germany and the allied na tions, have hampered international trade, have kept the nations from ' sliding up their Industrials, ns they felt there was danger of war. This -une feeling has led to a large ex penditure for armaments and has k"pt hundreds of thousands of men v. ho might have been in industry, under arms. A change of mental at *■ -d itude and a certainty that they will w work together, will release many f these men for Industrial purposes. "There Is a reasonable hope that nr gross may be made toward iessen ng of armaments. All of these mat ters fcnnot fall to produce an excel lent effect on the United States In dustrially. In addition, the plan gives to the American people a con sclousnesa that in promoting It and supporting It financially, they are rendering a great aervice, not only to our own country but to the reat of the world." EXPORTS SHOW HUGE INCREASE Washington, Oct 1.—Exports from the United States to Europe increas ed more than $100,000,000 during the eight months ending September 1, compared tot he same period last year, the Department of Commerce announced today. Of total exports of $2,697,000,000 In these months, Europe took $1,339,000, 000. Asia and South America trade increased heavily. Great Britain continued aa Amer ica's chief customer, having taken goods valued at $900,000,000. German purchases Increased from $191,000, 000 to $237,000,000 In the period end ing September 1. STRIKE OF SUGAR WORKERS LOOMS Havana, Cuba, Oet. 1.—A genernl - * strike of sugar mill workers, which threatens to become sympathetic and halt the machinery of all Cuban In dustries, loomed today as labor lead ers of the sugar mill workers' union started a movement to keep all labor ers from reporting to work when the mills open unless "radical Increases In pay and shorter hours'* arc grant ed by employers. The general strike, they said, will be called at the opelng of "Zafra,” the time for sugar mills to begin opera tion, a few weeks hence. ILLNESS FATAL TO DRUGGIST’S WIFE Mrs. Flora Camp, 61, wife of John W Camp, associated with Sherman McConnell Drug store at Sixteenth and Dodge streets, died Tuesday at the home, 720 Park avenue. Mrs. Camp In survived by her husband, n son, George B. Camp; a sister, Nina M Kills, Kos Angeles, nnd a brother, I- ;ink Kills, of Minneapolis. The body will be sent to Delavan, Wis., for burial. MRS. DAVIS RECOVERS STRENGTH The following statement contained la a letter from Mrs. Alice Davis of Jamestown, N. Y., should bring hope to other women who are In the same condition she was. She says: "I was nervous nnd weak with pains In my back, no amb.tlon, and utterly dis couraged, nnd could not alt up all the time. Lydia K. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound restored my health and strength so I am now running a » rooming house and do all the work.” . Lydia E. Plnkham's Vegetable Com pound Is preeminently successful In overcoming such troubles and It will pay sny suffering woman to try It. j Economist Here Says World Soon to Prosper I I GRASON ESTATE • ALL TO WIDOW Mrs. Lanora Grason, widow of the late J. C. Grason, veteran instructor at Abraham Lincoln High school, is named as sole beneficiary in his will, filed for probate Wednesday morn ing. The value of the estate is not estimated. Mr. Grason, who had been an in structor at the high school since 1896, died at Rock Springs, Wyo., September 18. The will filed Wednesday was exe cuted exactly seven years ago, on October 1, 1917. It was witnessed by Jet Thrush and B. S. Asquith, in structors at the high school. Two Women Fined. Marie Duval, arrested Saturday night in a police raid on her home, 1019 South Main street, Council Bluffs, was fined $25 in police court Wednesday morning on a charge of keeping a disorderly house. Laura Bailey, charged ..1th being an inmate of the house, was given a similar fine. Real Estate Transfers. T. R. Huston and wife to Wll helmlna Kutgar, 69th St., 1,000 foet south of Pratt St., e. side. 40x152.9 .5 «.*»® Anna M. Johnson and husband to Anton liybdahl, 39th St., 80 foet south of Pinkney St., e. aide, 1*0x134 600 John C. Steiger to Harry A. Tu key. Sprague St., 90 feet west of 17th St., e. side, 35x80 . 1 Harold W. Graham to Frank J. Yarricek et al. boutheast corner 60th Ave. and Center St., ir regular . 3.2*0 O. T. McDonald and wlfo to West ern Mtg. and >'10800© Co., Pop pletoh Ave., 244 feet east of 48th St., n. Side. 4Sxl3* . 6.000 Chaiies W. Martin and wife to Clay A. Hully. Mlnne I.usa Ave., 62 8 feet north of Ida St., e. Fide. 40.97x120 3,400 Joseph G. McGinnis and wife to Luclie P. Osborne, Mason St., 60 feet east of 64th 8t., s. side, 60 xl 15 OOO Me aw Bando and wife to Martin C. Nelson et al, Poppleton park, 210 feet east of 25th Ave., n. side, 30x168 . 4,600 Clara E. Brayshaw and husband to Edith E. Franklin et al, south east corner 46th and Poppleton, Irregular . 7.000 Eva Gates and husband to Vincent D. Lilly and wife, Cuming St., 120 feet went of 41st St., n. aide, 40x150 . 4.600 Gertrude Ouscaden to RaJph Kar atens, 32d St., 90 feet south of W’ebster 8t., w. side. 30x100 ... 3,000 Harold J. Grove and wife to Edna 8eybold. southweat corner 65th and Bedford St.. 41.3x128 . 4.112 Michael B. Jensen to Earl A. Droea and wife, northeast corner 17th and Madison St.. 50x132 - 4.250 John M. Flajmlgan and wife to An drew Krul and wife, 27th Ht. 160 fe**t south of H St., w. side, 20x -160 1.050 \bbie J. Engle to Ruth A. Barnes, 21st St , 130 feet north of K St., e. side. 60x130 . 8.750 Jessie A. Tyler and husband to An nie P. 8ype, Emile St., 111*4 feet, west of 66th 8t.. a. side, 63x111 3,600 Olea Slemssen and husband to Frank M Barron. 36th 8t., 147 feet north of Farnam St., w. Hide. .5x127,6 . 7.750 Gustav H. Tliorin and wife to John H. Payne. 'Woolwortb Ave. 102Vt feet west of 46th St., a. side, 50x131.62 600 Clara L. Daugherty to Johnnne E. Thestrup. northeast corner 60th and Nicholas St.. 48x126 . »75 M. L. En Ires Sheriff to A. K. Zle man, Cass Ht., 44 feet east of 19th St. n. side. 21x132 . 4,600 Charles Dnpellk and wife to Louis Cohn, Deer I’ark Blv-I . 228 feet west of 13th Ht.. n. side, 46x106. 4.100 Omaha Loan and Bldg assn to James B. Orahnm. Bnuthennt cor ner 17th and Castelar Ht., 34x 60*4 3-,5° Herman J. Erhorn and wife to O. J. Strattan. Exchange and Hher mBn Ave., 160 feet north of Fow ler Ave, w. side. 40x128 ... ... Mrs. Fred Berkman and husband to Will K Berkman and wife. Mnf edith Ave. 22* feet east of 24th St., n. Bide, 60x1 33 .. HOP FELIX O'NEILL, ! BANKER. OIES IllnesiF of Month Fatal; Operation Fails to Save Life. Felix O'Neill, 46, district deputy of the Knights of Columbus, died Wed nesday morning at Mercy hospital, following an illness of a month. An operation for gallstones last Monday tailed to save his life. Mr. O’Neill, a member of the ac counting department of the State Savings bank of Council Bluffs, had lived in the city all his life. He was appointed district deputy of the Knights of Columbus several months ago, and was installing officer for ihe councils of Council Bluffs, Mis souri Valley, Neola, Atlantic and Ear ,r,g, la. He was candidate for chy auditor on the democratic ticket at the city elections last spring. r ■> Out of the Records Births and Deaths. Births. John nrd Bessie Hasten, 2441 Titus ave nue. b«5y. Michael and Luclle Pugllsl, 1932 South Twelfth street, hoy. Rosario and Mary Peresl, 1443 South Fourteenth street, girl. Harry and Dolly Hampton, 6829 South Twenty-first street, boy. Walter and W'nlfred Goodrich, 8818 Wright street, girl. Gilbert and I.aura Dean, hospital, girl. Frederick and Sadie Divers, 2430 Frank lin street, girl. Otto and Ruth Rezac, 628 South Seven teenth avenue, boy. Frank and Mary Biga, 4519 South For tieth street, girl, Joseph and Sophia Mtodowskl, 4402 South Thirty-second street, girl. John and T.tvena Schrader, 1411 South Fourth street, girl. Deaths. Beatrice Martin, 24 years, 2611 Corby street. Harry Perkins. 86, hospital. Guennte D. Hesse, 66, 887 South Fifty first street. Minnie C. Hodgln, 80. 4117 Lafayette avenue. Charles Waterman Rainey, 88, 1426 South Eighth street. Nathan Crowell Sears. 68, 1102 Park avenue. Jordan Simms, Jr., 1, 2120 North Twen ty-eighth street. -R H ( U U_*4_ \ % - Building Permits. Jasper Jensen, 2414 Patrick avenue, frame dwelling. $2,000. Jasper Jensen. 2302 North Thirty-third street, frame dwelling. $2,000 Jasper Jensen, 2310 North Thirty-third street, frame dwelling. $2,000, Jasper Jensen. 2402 North Thirty-third street, frame dwelling. $2,000. Jasper Jensen. 2442 North Thirty-third street, frame dwelling, $2,400. Jasper Jensen, 2446 North Thirty-third street, frame dwelling, $2,000. Jasper Jensen. 2314 North Thirty-third street, frame dwei.irig. $2.COO. Jasper Jensen. 3*07 Patrick avenue, frame dwelling. $2,000. Jasper Jensen. 2021 North thirty-third avenue, frame dwelling. $2,000. Frank I.nlllng, 622-24 North Forty-first avenue. brick veneer and dwelling, $10,000. \ nvFF‘rI«Fvi|,V1 SALTS F!HE FOR ACHING KIDNEYS When Bark Hurts Flush Your, Kidneys as You Clean Your Bowels. Most folks forget thnt the kidney*, like the bowels, somet'mes get slug- I g1sh and clogged and need a flushing occasionally, else we have backache and dull misery In the kidney region, severe headaches, rheumatic twinges, torpid liver, acid stomach, sleepless ness and all sorts of bladder disor ders. You simply must keep your kidneys active and clean and the moment you feel an ache or pain In the kidney region begin drinking lots of water. Also get about four ounces of Jad Salts from any good drug store here, take a tablespoonful In a glass of wa ter before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then act fine. This famous salts Is made from the acid of grapes and lemon Juice, com bined with llthla, and Is Intended to flush clogged kidneys and help stimu late them to activity. It also helps neutralize the acids In the urine so they no longer Irritate, thus helping to relieve bladder disorders. Jad Salts Is Inexpensive; makes a delightful effervescent llthla water drink which everybody should take now and then to help keep their kid neys clean. A well-known local druggist says he sells lots of Jad Salts to folks who believe In trying to correct kidney trouble while It Is only trouble By all means have your physician examine your kidneys at least twice a year. It Seems Like a Miracle to See How Lyko, the Great General Tonic, Puts New Vigor into Weak and Sickly People From every part of the country reports have come of the amazing benefits brought to run-down men and women by this famous tonic. Many of these people had suf fered for years from conditions which mado them practically inva lids, incapable of doing a real day’s work; otners had faulty digestion, constipation, lack of appetite, nerv ousness, or other ailments which mado them feel and look tired, Biddy, ‘‘down arid out.” Now theso same peoplo are in splendid health, active, cheerful, full of life and vigor through the bracing, tonic effect of Lyko. Reports of restored health which seem almost like accounts of mira cles come from people in all parts of the country and establish Lyao as one of the most beneficial remedies ever given to the human race. Lyko is mado from pure medicinal ingredients, one of which is a mild but effective laxative; another is for the liver and kidneys; another aids digestion, and another one has a strengthening action on the nerves, helping to overcome sleep lessness and irritability. If you don’t “feel like yourself,’’ see how quickly Lyko will brinR back your old strength, ambition and ability to hold your own with active people. Regular Price $1.50 SPECIAL SALE PRICE 6 Days Only Sherman & McConnell Drug Co. UtkADodgo UthgHamtv ItthftPamam 24thDParnam Fred Bleglerd, 2934 Martha street, frame dwelling. $4,250. Fred Bieglerd. 3211-13 South Thirteenth street, family dwelling. IS.ooft. Maurice C. Collins. 2412 Whitman street, frame dwelling, $4,000. Louis Piccolo. 2509 North Nineteenth i street, frame dwelling, $1,800. St. Petets church of Omaha, northwest, corner Twenty-seventh and Leavenworth] streets. $225,000. Peter Jensen, 2519 Vinton street, frame dwelling. $2,500. Peter Jensen. 4012 north Forty-seventh Street, frame dwelling. $2,600. Peter Jensen. 4619 Grand avenue, frame dwelling. $2,500. Peter Jensen, 4608 North Forty.seventn Street, frame dwelling. $2,500. Peter Jensen. 4816 North Forty-seventh street, frame dwelling, $2,500. Peter Jensen, 362 4 Bedford avenue, frame dwelling. $2,000. Harold Rosemberg, 3404 Grand avenue. , frame dwelling, $3.800. Peter Jensen. 4627 North Forty-seventh i street, frame dwelling, $2,600. Peter Jensen, 3618 Bedford avenue, frame dwelling. $2,000 Peter Jensen. 3324 North Thirty-sixth avenue, frame dwelling, $2,000. Peter Jensen, 3610 Bedford avenue, frame dwelling. $2,000. Peter Jensen, 3602 Bedford avenue, frame dwelling, $2,000. Edward P. Pomeroy. 2700 South Fiftieth street, brick garage $1,000. J. Stratton. 2720 North Sixteenth street, frame dwelling. $4,000. _ Why suffer—wh en Ben* ▼ Gay brings such quick y and blessed relief? It _ wipes away every ache and ▼ pain like magic—wonderful 0 forsprains—strained muscle* ▼ and tired and aching feet. _ FoYi Sore muscles ▼ 1 Colds h Tired feet Rheumatism . Backache s. Tho*.L*emlnt CtCo. Am Ajdct. A«ent*. N. Y. BEE CLASSIFIED AD RATES lie per line each day, 1 nr 2 daya. 17c per line each day. 3 or 6 daya. 1(0 per line each day. 7 daya »5c per line each day. 30 daya. CLOSING HOURS FOR CLASSIFIED ADS. Morning Edition . ■ 8 p m Evening Edition . .11:00 a.m. Sur day Edition.H p. m. Saturday Telephone ATlantlc 1000. THE EVENING BEB. THE OMAHA MORNING WF.E CLASSIFICATION. Funeral Notice* . I Vault* anti Monument* . f Funeral IHre< tor* . 8 Cemctcrle* . • Flnrfat* . • (ard of Thank* . J lodge Notice* . • Coming Event* . 8 Personal* . • liOftt and Fonnd . 10 ALTO MOBILES. Aotnmohfle* fur Hale .••••••• 11 Truck* for Hale . It Automobile Agencie* . IS Motorcycle* end Bley cleg . 1* Automobile* for Exchange . W Auto Acceseorle*. Part* . 16 hervlee Station*—Repairing .. J < Auto Livery. Garage* . 16 Wanted—Automobile* ... Garage* for Rent . BCfllNEM HER A ir*. Business Hervlee* Offered . t* Building Contractor* . T (Gating and Plumbing . 83 Insurance ..... ... .. 84 Millinery—Dre«.*mafc1ng . 8“ Moving—True king—Storng* . 86 Painting ami Papering . 8: Patent Attorn*v* . 86 Printing Stationery . Professional her vie* . Repairing •> lienovatlig and Dyeing . 8‘~* l.aiindrie* . ... D Tailoring and Pre«*lng . 84 Wanted— Hiieine** Hervlee . EMPLOYMENT. Help Wanted—Female . P llejp Wtntro— Male |7 llelo AY'infed— Male and Female .... #6 Salesmen and Agent* »9 'IDmfinn* Wanted—Female . 40 Situation* Wanted—Male . 41 FINANCIAL. Bu*|neaa Opportunities . 4? Investment—Mock*—Itonda . 43 Real Estate I nan* .44 Money to I.« at . 46 Wanted to Borrow . 46 rntCATIONAL. Corre*tvondence Course* .............. 47 I/oeal Instruction C Ia**e* . 44 Mu*ieal—Dramatic . 44 Dancing Academies . •*> Private Inntrurtifin . ........... §1 Wanted Instruction . 67 LIVESTOCK. Dog* Cat* and P**t* 68 |Dir>«e« tiittl* Vehicle* .81 Poultry and Huptdle* . W Wanted — UVMtgfi M MERCHAN DISK Article* for Male . 6* ftu-in<** Enninment . 6* Building Material* 6** Farm and Halrv Product* . 60 Fi e| nod L e* #• 61 Good Thing* to Eot . 67 Hume-Al t le Thine* . «* ildutfluiltl Gauds . 61 wan Column 63 fetvelr- anc. Wat«hr* . 66 Wgelilnrrv nun Tool* 67 4eed*. Plant* and Flower* . 66 H teclala at the Store* . 60 Musical Instrument* . 7»» Radio Equipment .. 71 Wearing Apparel . 1* Wanted to Buv 18 BODMH FOR RENT. Room* With Board . 14 VAirttislird Room* 73 Room* f*>r l|..n«.Ureiilng . 76 Room*. ? nfurn'sht •• ... . *7 Where to Htop In Town .. 7* W un'cd — Roi rr* and Hoard 79 REA I EHTATE—FGR RENT Apartment*— Furnished 64 A nnrtrncnt*— t of iirnl* tied . 61 Bu*ine*« Place* for Kent . 88 II »u*e* for Rent 6.3 Mouse*—Furnished . 64 Office* *nd De*k Room . 63 Ont-of-Tf wn Property . 6a Suburban for Rent . 67 Farm I.and* for Rent . 63 hummer Place for Rent . 6H Wanted to K» nt . wC UFA * EHT ATIV-—FOR BALE. Biislne** l*ropertr 61 Real Estate—Investment* . #8 Farm* and (.and* for Mai* . 63 Lit* Acreage for Hale . N House* f*?r Hale . 63 House*- North . H House*—Eolith . al IIoiimcw— West . 66 House*.— Rrn«nn . 88 For Male—Dnnd*e . . 106 For Hale—Florence ......101 For Sale- I min ll Bluff* . 16*4 | nt* for sale In8 Heat Kfcfnfr for Eirhang* .104 N noted — Real K*t*te . 103 At CTIONR. (fiction Sale* 104 ‘teal K»fnfr for Atietln* .lfW announcem Funeral Noll.e. I HEARS Nathan <" aged 6* ve*r* died September S?' Kwueral service* will he held Friday *t 2 o'clock from the Hurket chapel. 1468 nrnam It. Vault* anil Monument* ! •Aiitomsllc H*«Mng‘ com rcte burial vault* recommended by ill leading undertake?* Wfd hv fiiTuha Coneiei* Burial Vault Co Fiinrrni Director*. 3 IISAFEY A HRAPICT Undertaker* *nd Umhalmsr* f’hon* HA 02«3 <)ff1<* 2411 Karnam f_K.-iTAHI.lHHn> NINFF IMP HlLSF A H I KPEN At Your Service 7723-2 4 rum1 ng st JA. HI* Bralley & Dorrance. IfOFFM AN-C’Hf »8HY ambulant*. D<«U *n?1 24th Ht >• unerwI direct?»ra .1* l*0| JOHN A UFNTl.KMAN HA 1494 .Mil Farnam Ht N. F. MW AN6* >NiTTHAN I * CUMING Quiet. Dignified Supervision ANNOUNCKMRNTh. Funeral Director*. 1 I.KSI.IK (i MOOSE. 24th and Wirt. Wit 004T. _ C. C. HAYNES FUNERAL HOM I. 3920 N 24th StKK 2S3 Card of Tliankg. t WE wish to extend our sincere thanks to our many friends for their kind uyin pathy during the Illness and death of our beloved husband and son-in-law, Alfred Henrlksen; and for the many beautiful floral offerlrga. We especially wish to thank the American Legion*, the War Mothers. L O. O. F. No. 216, Carpenters and Joiners union No. 253. Encampment No. 70. Dagma Rebekah No. 142. Danish brotherhood and Danish sisterhood. Signed Mrs. Christiana Henrlksen, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Jensen and family. _ Cemeteries. 4 --- VISIT FOREST LAWN Purchsse a family lot In Omaha's most beautiful cemetery. Offices at the ceme tery. (west of Florence) and 720 Braudels theater. _ Personals. 9 THE SALVATION ARMY industrial home solicits your old clothing, furniture, maga zines. We collect. We distribute. Phone JA. 4135 and our wagon will call. Cal) and inspect our new home. 209 N 13th St RELIABLE middle aged lady with Ma sonic horn** reference wishes to care for small children ciuong day or evening. JA 3413. PRETTIEST MILE CLUB BALLROOM Available for dances; references required KE. 4000. DR. J. P. SLATER, dentist, moved to 453 Aqulla Court bldg., 16th and Howard Sts. AT. 0736. THE MEDIATOR, !. p»r yr. Subscribe now AT. 7040. 544 Paxton block._ THAT'S Nothing—WHIT ELY SELLS Best Shells, $1 a box. 320 S. I3>h. WAITING FOR NEWS. "21316577" lAist and Found. 10 LOST—Gold crescent-shaped pin with 31 small diamonds: keepaake. reward. AT 7100 or HA. 7432. CHILD'S SUITCASE—Left on Farnam street car Saturday; liberal reward. JA. 3021. _ FOUND—Irish setter retrieving dog. CaJl at 2 407 N St. MA. 1021. LOST—Prayer book, 30th and Amen, valued as gift. Call KE. 2361. ~ All TOM OB I LEfT Automobiles for Sale. II ~AK^SAR-BENlJSED CAR SALE CHEVROLET TOURING CAR .$ 35 OAKLAND TOURING «'AR . 50 1923 OAKLAND TOURING . B50 OAKLAND TOURING. WINTER TOP 100 OAKLAND SPORT TOURING. 450 1922 BUICK COUPE .695 192 4 OAK I*AND TOURING. 4-WHEEL BRAKES . 760 1921 CHEVROLET TOURINO . 160 1920 OAKLAND TOURING . 200 DURANT TOURING . 376, 1922 OAKLAND 2-PASS. COUPB. 695 FRANKLIN TOURING . 125 OLDSMOHILE TOURING . 696, MAXWELL SEDAN . 90u DURANT TOURING . 425 GARDNER TOURING .. 27 5 CASH OR TERMS. OPEN E\ ENINGS. OAKLAND MOTOR CAR C0.t AT *929 20TH ANT HARNT.Y *TS ' I NASH 2054 FARNAM 1924 DODGE TOl’RING. 1914 FORD COUPE 192 4 NASH ROADSTER. 1922 STl'DBBAKER LIGHT SIX 1 923 NASH ROADSTER 1920 NASH TOURING 1919 NASH ROADSTER 1 923 NASH FOUR TOURING 1920 BUICK TOURING. 1919 FORD TOURING 1922 CHANDLER TOURING. CASH—TERMS—TRADE. OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS NASH UPTOWN STORE 205 4 FARNAM AT WILL tell mv 1921 Ford coune. rhear Price*! for ouick sale. Cal! Mr. Stlner Atlantic 4411_ NASH-VRIES EM A AUTO CO USED CAR STORE 2054 FarnamAT 2*H BUICK touring 1922 four-cylinder In e* cellent condition. 1400 Omaha Flint Co. Trurk* for S*lr IS j TWO Ford truck*, several 1-ton Interna- j ttcnala: aiao aeveral 3-ton International*.! ail In good mechanical condition. Terms can be arranged. International Harvester AT. o7(*f> ^ Auto Arreaaones. Parts. 16 OUARANTI'KD n#w and u*ed auto parts at a special cut price Nebraska Auto Parts. 1014-11 Harney St JA 4931 and 22ft'. Cuming 8? AT 197# _ SPECIAL on complete touring tor cot • rs Ford. 14 76. Dodge flO. Kaplan Auto Part* 2111 Nichols* St m SINKHS NERVICB._ ■ Millinery—Dressmaking. S5 ACCORDION, aide knife, bn* pleating covered button* a’l itvle* hemstitching buttonhole* Write Ideal Rutton and | Pleating Co. 10* Brown Block, Omaha Neb Telephone JA 192* NEB PLEATING CO. Hemstitching r.v.red Huttons 1 *0* Earn am So. >nd Floor JA 5470 Movlnp—Trurklnc—StoriKf W BEK INS OMAHA VAN A ST BOR AO E 16th «nd Leavenworth Sta. Packing mo» ( Inc *toraga ahiptung JA 4143_ | GLOBE VAN AND STOW AG K PACKING. MOVING. SHIPPING. STORING EaMmafe* furnished AT 0330 nr JA ♦ lJ'* GORDONS FIREPROOF WH8E A VAN 149 North llih Ft Phone JA 1032 roov Ine narking amra*e ehinning ; PalnliiiK »nrt I’nprrlng Wallpaper, taperhnngirg painting Fred Park* 47 * s '.’Oh m MA 1 AT 4- » Pnfrnf Attorney a. S8 J. W MARTIN, lit r.t.ra Tril.I Hld« omaha also VA'aahington Double service, single feg Aleo help eell patents Printing—Htatvim*r>. ZQ COM M EI tC f A "i PRINTING. Fddy Printing Co.. HI Smith l.Hb St Phone IA 4064 Professional Serrlce. 30 DENTISTRY. All klnde of dentnt work done at Creigh ton Dispensary. 24th and California St* tinder the euper vision of Instructors of the t’nllege of Pentlstrv Fee* moderate Take Croaatown. lfaiuey or Cuming street car. Repairing. SI USED and new aewina machines. Hew ing machines and Vtrtrolsa repaired Hmt machines tl rat week, II per me M'CKKL MUSIC HOUSE. 19th and Harney »T 4141 ___ J > j Help \\ imtofl—Kciimlf. 'M» LAPIKH, l.*arn beauty culture Day or evening Wonderful demand and wave* for operators Practical experience on live moil. 1" Careful inatrut ttons bv ev Ptfta fall or write Molar College. 109 S 1Mb__ TYPISTS To type authors' manuscripts, snare time, e«i«rlen05. Ft Wayne. Ind IK U HI* IvlKl’III v\ \ \ ! Kb Middle aged lady; small modern house. be roar own b<>a« at* adv plane for the right party. Addtes* 2214 8 I Mb St . I.lncotn. Neb ENROLL at (he largest comptometer school, SCO Courtney itldg. JA. 149). KMPlyOYMENT. F'TmaleT''' .ifi YOCNU LADY—For filln* and cl.rltal work. Box K-1615. Omaha Bee. Help \Vanti*d—Male. 85 MEN learn barberlng. Now one of the highest raid profession* Short count* **w methods I>av or evening. Earn \. le learning. Call or write. Moler Ha her College. 10& S. 15th PI. ALL men. women, boye. girls 17 to 65. willing to accept government portions, $117-1250 (traveling or stationary), write Mr. Ozinent, 186 St. Louis. Mo Salesmen and Acenm. *9 THE ARMSTRONG MFO. CO. WANTS A MAN TO HANDLE TERRITORY ON THE FASTEST SELLING PROPOSI TION ON THE MARKET TODAY 100 PER CENT PROFIT TO THE GENERAL AGENT AND A CHANCE TO WORK 10 TO 15 MEN. THE RIGHT MAN CAN MAKE $:•).<)0n TO $35 000 IN THE NEXT YEAR VERY LITTLE CAPITAL RL Ql’IRED. SEE MR. oRR. GF.N SALES ART.. PAXTON HOTEL. WEDNKSUAY. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. IF $6 t0 IS dallv to capable Ca’hollc ! nmn. Yvith opportunity for advancement j to sales manager, appeal* to you. call *-10 or 5-6. 317 Loan Bldg, 15th and; Dodge St*. 1 AGENTS to sell a $1,060 accident policy that everybody wants, for $2.00. Liberal commission Iowa Underwr*rs Agency. 607 Polk Bldg., pen M»ln»*s. la Situation* Wanted—Male. 41 COLORED porter wants work In barber Hhon or hotel. WE 3930. FIN \M Mi. Business Opportunities. 4? RESTAURANT AND CONFECTIONERY Store for sale; price reasonable. 322 4 N. 30th St. Investment—stocks—Bonds. 43 | BUSY TRANSFER CORNER IDEAL INVESTMENT 9% NET. ORoVER & SPAIN JA. 2<*50 M. A ANDERSON CO.. JA 6107. Real estate Surety bond* and kindred In* Real Estate LmoSi 4*4 | - i MONEY TO LOAN On 'lrs* and aecond mortgage*. We buy outright for cash Elisting mortgage* and land cootraett. Prompt Action H A WOLFE CO.. 682 gaunder*-Kennedy Bldg AT. »1U 6Vfc AND 6 PER CENT MONEY. Loan* on Omaha Improved property at loweat ra |^,ANK H binder. HI City NationalfA___L OMAHA HOMES— EAST NEB FARMS O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO, | 1016 Omaha Nat’l Bank Bldg JA L 16 SECOND mortgage* or contract* pur chased by Tukey Company 620 Flrat Na *lopal Bank. JA 422t SIX per cent loan* on Omaha residency Ca*h on band Prompt *e^vlca. E H Lougee, Inc.. 528 Keellne Bldg LOW RATE on city property, quickly closed; no monthly payment* JA 1633 W T Graham_ ;iou to $10,000 loaned, prompt service | F D Wead £• D H Bowman Weed Btdg 1 WILL buy mortgage* and contract* Corkln. >48 Om Nat l Bldg , Omaha Neb Is AND 6 PER CENT—NO DEL * Y GARVIN PRO.8 646 Omaha Nat 1 Bldg CITY real eetate morut»r*i and con tract* bought Laraon 104 N 16th St. Firm Loan* on West Neb andI N R Colo farm* Kloke Invearment Co Gm*n* Money to Doan. 4b WE WILL LOAN YOU MONEY at the lowest rate we have ever made. DON’T LAY HIGH RATES. Over 30 years In htaalnosn assures vcu or a quick, quiet and confidential deal at ths iowes’ rotsibSe cos’ OMAHA LOAN COMPANY. SOS Korbarta BIN T»L JA K»S. Southeast corner 15th and Douglas Sts. DIAMOND leant at lowest rates business strictIv confidential The Diamond Loan Co 1514 Dodge Ht Established 1**4 KIUTATIONAK I>xal Instruction Classen. 48 DAY SCHOOL NIGHT SCHOOL Complete rouriee In all eommercia' branch*#. Shorthand, typewriting, teleg raphy. salesmanship, civil service. Phone JA 1565 Complete catalog freo. BOYLES COLLEGE l«th and Harney Pta Omaha Neb FIGHT to 12 weeka prepare you for a fins office position Call AT 7774 or writs Amerlcsn rollers 1*11 Farnam TRI-CITY PARSER COLL EG II ’ 4 02 Dodge St HOC Douglas B! Call or wr'rs for inf ■>ms,,t»c SPECIAL COACHING in high school! branches from 3 30 till •. 0 o. m. Terms very reasonable Call JA 15€S. ___ VAN SANT SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Day ar.d Evening 8choole 204 S lt'h 6t TA. >5>n Musical—Drama tie. 49 Dancing Academic* 50 PRINCE OF WALES Fog Trot and other tales* steps taught at THE KEL-P1NE classes Monday and Thursday nights Private lessens any hour. Tel. AT 78i3 KEEP Dancing Academy clssa Monday and Friday 2 p m Elks club. AT 1111 - -IA 5 4 70 iJYKNTOt K. Dogs, C als ami I'ct*. 53 • ’ll KRRN CROFT FARM KENNELS ln vltes visitors In Omaha to Inspect their police dogs and kenne.s 73d Ave. and Military Road BA. CM3 FoR SALK—Well marked pure hre * fog terrier puppies, priced right. R. W. Lltjsn. David City. Neb. MFRC HANDISF. Fuel and Feed €’ KINDLING 15 mirk load delivered Sawdust lb d Shavings JA. 5740 Good Thing* to Kit. f»? APPLES—20c basket Will take greenj tomatoes any amount Binnev St J Household Good*. 84 YOU A R F LOSING every dsv that y* » j fall to take advantage of th* furniture bargains at St ?ohni*nn'i D't Carito' Ave Private sale* and s Uct ins__ FOR REAL furniture ano -us value# se. Home PirtmiT* Co South Side Machinery and Tool* 87 I NEW sad second hand motors, dynam >• I.eBron Kle. trioal Works 116-10 8 L'h Musical Instrument*. 70 LI ANb '* FOR RENT—*4 per month A H dpi: t o ’ 15 Douglas j \\ mild t* IHit 75 DESKS DESKS. DESKS. New deaka. need de*k* bought, sold and traded. J C. Reed 1207 Farnam 8t AT 614*___ j DOOMS I OK Ivl'MT Komm With ll<»ard 71 Ki: 4765 Desirable i o< m and board for man and wife. «r two gentlemen, in north pari of city, garage privileges_ i;i»—six or sight boys double rooms Board with chicken din-] nara on N nday fa AT. 574' KK. 267 4’ Nicely famished room with hoard, two ladle*' or employed coupls. HA S16»< Latte, pleasant t »vom for two with board park district. ' v | t ew I v t ■ had * foa i! or .1. hoard If dealt ed 11 V 1721 NICK room and b »*d for employed coupls or 2 gentlemen \VK 0.12 7 Furnished ftouuis 75 ATTRACTIN' ELY furnished soutli«-»*t front room Hot water all time, ji vate I bath If desired Quiet horns Hernia park I district, near Tech High School, and! Creighton University Call at No. 3704 i ii hori A v« THIRTY Eut'ItTH rr . 8 00 N Three nice sleeping rooms near Tech High; new modern home. reaeon able Call HA .<030 ! i I . ‘! K «• r heat, bsth Kaitiam car IIA 7124. HA 1 «»H._ i e , gentleman. Farnam car line NY A *341. J HARNEY St and SRth Desirable, o j vsnlspt loom, nicely furnished. i\ 4»M { ROOMS FOR RENT. Furnl*lieS Room* 75 AMES AVE. 3604— All inmWn fiont room. In new home; on car line KK 6290. LOVKLY room in brand new home with privileges. It* a«<>nw tile. Call HA. 7427. ROOM suitable for two. $0; one It Pri vate home, modern 4112 North 23d. HAMILTON Annex. 210 8 24th.—Room for rent. JA. 6179 Rooms for lions* heepinK. 76 NICELY furnished housekeeping apart ment. everything furnished. Suitable for employed couple, private bath. $7,00 per week. Cali at No 3704 Hawthorne Ave. CROWN POINT. 2430—Room and kitch enette. Young employed couple pre ferred. KE. 4930. KE. 1790—3 pleasant htkp rooms Reas onable Heat ami water free. 3319 Taylor. DAVENPORT. 2632—Dandy 2 rooms, un hed; prlv. entrance. $15 a week. LIGHT housekeeping rooms, 531 8. 22nd street. AT. 3801. Where to Stop tn Town. !8 HOTEL SANFORD— l»th ,nii Karnam. HOTEL HENSHAW—10th and l-irDun Sperlal rate, to permanent euaati REAL ESTATE—FOR BENT. Apartments—Furnished. 80 Hl'NTEK Jnn — Home for the traveling man to leave his wife in comfort and safety. Tel. AT. 6960.___ PINKNEY, 2322—3 furnished rooms, everything furnished; no children Reas. NEWLY dec. mod. airy 2-rm. apt. 3837 S. 2 3rd 8t Heat, light, water fres 572 S 28TH ST — Choice 3 rooms, front apt. Call HA. 5095._ Apartment*—l n furnished. 87 3 Rooms and private bath, 3d floor, 2-08 N. 19th .. $30.00 2 Rooms—Urmston, 414 N. 19tb St. . 45.00 3 Rooms—No. 1 Kingsbor ough. 2528 Dodge St. . .$55.00—60.00 4 Rooms—No. 4 Troy, 3009 Harnoy St. 52.60—€2.50 3 Rooms—No. 12 Cona more, 2763 California .. | St.$67.50—65.00! 4 Rooms—No. 12 Flo Les I 20th and Capitol Ave. ...57.50—€5.00 4 Rooms—No. 12 Joyce, 27th Ave. and California St... 52.60—72.50 5 Rooms—No. 8 Alsatian, 115 8. 35th St. 76.00 6 Rooms—No. 3 Webster, 27th Ave and Webster „ St. 75.00 4 Rooms—No. 18 Cona more. 2763 California St. 70.00—80.00 6 Rooms—No. 11 Elwood 49th Ave and Dodga 8t. 100.00 5 Rooms—No. 4 Birch wood 4808 Dodge St. 100.00 7 Rooms—No. 8 Colbert, 39th and Farnam Sts. . 125.00 PETERS TRUST COMPANY. "Where Omaha Rents." AT. 0544. 17th and Farnam Sts DUNDEE Delightful four r .m apartment in fne Alhambra; new f;reproof, splendidly lo cated. has two exposures; all rooms light and comfortable. Large living room with built-in bed. corner dining room; corner bedroom with full m.rror door, tile bath, well arranged kitchen with built-in fea tures Much more tha/» the usual closet space Newly decorated; spotless through out; $72 summer. $ 7*» w inter FRED L HEYN Sc CO, Realtors. AT. 7715. Evenings call HA. 3512. WA 0s 12. WA 7897. or Janitor will show. AT THE HENHCW COURT, 44th and Dodge Sts . ON DUNDEE CAR LINE. Available now, one beautiful five-room apartment; every room a shower of light; large grounds. attractive lawn and shrubbery, heated garages on premises Telephone Janitor, WA. 3027, 218 PARK AVE—5-rm mod end ant. 1st floor. Heat and water. $66 and $56. HA- 6440. FOR RENT—Six rooms, all modern, brick flat, located close to school car line, reasonable rent, references required Tei JA 567q. Af’pf 6 o'clock. WA. 13C0 ALHAMBRA. 49th and Capitol Ave A new fireproof, building In a convenient Dundee location. Just one left: choice apt. with attractive: living room and dining alcove, large bed room. clean light kitchen and tiled bath. \ Plenty of closet» Now be.ng completely! decorat<«l $61 summer; $66 winter. FRED L. HEYN CO. Realtors AT 7715 Evenings call HA. $5*2. WA ©lit. WA 7*97. or Janitor w!i! ahow j 29©9 Jackson 6 fine rorn*. brick duplex, i A-1 1 Htion, $4 5,00. J. L. H att Co. , AT 9900. N'K. two. three and four-room acta $35 to 175 DHKKK RENTAL AGENCY_ PETFR3 TRUST COMPANY WHERE OMAHA RENTS" AT. 064 4 1 7 th and Farnam S*a APARTMENTS and flats for rent W J PALMER CO AT $»*© Real Estate Marsgment Specialists COZY 5-room duplex, strictly modern; beautifully decorated. Immediate jos s*g*:on HA <»>33 — STEAM HEAT. 4-room arts $‘0 and u; j close in. G P. Jtebblna 1 €30 Chicago P? H A R1 .AN ri01 Sherman Ave. Attractive 5 room art .« Plume JA 1422 HA «4«4—Four-room Apt . modern, water art h •. * f . ■ r «b • * $4 7 50 Ruxiui a* H n es D r Kent 8? FOR RENT—Store building at 40th and t Farnam; rent reasonable. Inquire. Dun ■ lee Plumbing Co. HA. 6544 FARNAM ST.. 1*07—3.055 eq ft Thomas F Hail. 1906 Harney St AT 7409. id tan t r Hint W FOR SAT/E OR RENT—Small 4-room house, 7 4 1-6 acres ground. Good well I 59th an ? 8 St* 2 blocks to oarilne. Call j MA. 1319. 2©?9 N 49TH AVE—6-room modern u*e with garage \ cent furnace, $4© per month HA. 7 909 eve NORTH 1 *TH 2215 — All modern. If© New ;v decorated: S bedrooms and bath sc or.d fV-or Key at 2222 7 RMS—Close to Central and Tech High* Fire ronPHon H V 77 2 4 or HA 6 99 4 | FOR RENT— 2.12 Chicago 9 room mod '•rn house, garage. IM* AT 9146._ j MY Minn# Luaa home for rent, must have 1 referen,.s ul KE S15.V_ ? R< " M IP'*I SP PARTI.Y MODERN. UP VS' ‘N t 111 E RENT AT 37 6" NICE modern 7-rm home close to car l close in. Snap. WK. 5619 6-ROOM strictly modern house. Ill* ■ •■'■In St Pall \VE 4. 74_ FIVE-ROOM FLAT. SS1 S. J*th. Farnam St. fronting best rendition, $4. JA 36*4 !lou*ea, Kurttishrd. S4 1 WA MT: (T»l t —rutr,h,,’i hr tv . in Dundee, oil burner hot water heat, double | far age, seer school and car Nov. $ TH1VT1KTH ST. 117 S Six-room. I m<-< v furnished fat. $5© AT 6 957 Office* and Oral* Room. SEVERAL deolrabla office* and on» | ■ .c-i» a * mag ed suite In Gardner bloc a ' FIRST ! HI SI' CO *T *719 HKAI KSTATK—FOR SA1.R. K»rai« anil l,ind» rot s>k M " HERE Is Your Opportunity If A . a want w..n tha fall amt « titer »h > developing a firm of a our own you will be inter •••iPit in the Milan Farm* in ka*tern Washington at ate dot'd eoll, good ■Itmgte. beat trauaporta lion, ap*amt:t1 dairying and diver lifted farming Pitcea fit to fit per a. I'avion block, Omaha I Sab r e l AT * MU_ L«'K SALK It* a*raa level land. T-cm>v\ j house large barn double crib, other out building* Ad'olnlng town \A rit* for '•Mailed Alan, pi:on Price fill pes i.m 1 r 1 i\.;M y \ \ tdla* a. la Hounea- North ft Mil 1 ri? I IKK WSTIUa T FlAe r,-. U • 1) modern bungalow, c'oae Iaa c*r Miller lark diatrlct double garage to match • •mar lot. e\ ellent nr(hb'ihi'id ilnU M hoc • aay term* v'a., W aiter Rowla>. KK Co* MKYt' U FK OOMI" kNT ilround Floor. SOI » ittk st. AT HU | REAL ESTATE—FOR SALE. Ho II——North ®* BEAUT IF U L HOME,' DOUBLE GARAGE, ON FLORENCE BLVD. Six wonderful room*, all newly decorated. Very complete Built-In kitchen cabi net*. built-in seat, panel dining room. Three nice bedrooms and til© bath up stairs Full - em*-nt basement with floor da In and laundry tub* Large lot. $1,690 cash wifi handle CaP D. E. BUCK & CO., Realtors. I 742 Omaha Nat'l. JA. -00 >. Salesmen: Baker WA. S5»3; Lovgren. KK 0304; Box. WE. 0372: Buck. He. 2*34 N~ E. CORNER 72ND AND PRATT Modern 0-room bungalow. 2-car garage and chicken house with 2 acres ©f ground, shade and fruit trees; real bar g’lln. Held Land Co. WA. 1076 or A1 4<-4<> ____ STRICTLY MODERN NEW HOME. $500 DOWN BUILT-IN FEATURES. OAK FLOORS. PAYNE & SONS. JA 1016 CHOICE of three new homes, close to car and school, 42d and Grand Only $4,900; $600 cash Campbell* WA 6.04. 4634 N 40TH ST.—six-room part modern. $300 cash Creigh, 606 Bee. JA. 0200. p F, HI CK CO huv and «ell homes. House*—South 97 FOR PALE or rent. 6-r. nome. only $150 rash. B g bargain. 3602 Valley 8t. Now vacant Owner Houses—West. 9* Leavenworth Heights Snap New colonial type bungalow of five rooms and large attic. Kinelv fin.ah* ed In oak and enamel. Taatlly decor Hted. Price. 15.950. Ea*y term*. Call Grant Bensoji WA 15*0. evenings. Benson & Carmichael 642 Paxton Block. AT. 3540. BUNGALOW DREAM. 4 large rooms with wonderful breakfae reck. .Tun? completed, prettiest vou have seen beat of r onatructlon. only 14,15' 8 450 ca-h. I'.0 per month; ready to o< c jpy. £ e It sure. Eva . Lewis Wf 1422 R. Y. CLARY CO.. REALTORS. 50S Omaha Nat i Bk Bldg AT 2CT1 Field club bargain — six wg* rooms, two-story, uewiy decorated. 60 foot corner lot. paving paid, one block to car, floored attic, extra toilet In baa* men!. 17.000. with term*. Call LeRo Gehrla KE 5039 METCALFE COMPANY. Ground Floor. 2^3 £ 19th 8* AT 641i YOUR OLD HOUSE WU1 make the first payment on a atrjet ly modern. Erroom bungalow on paved street, double garage Only 1 block t far. close to Catholic and Protester' church Your bouse does not have to be all clear. HA. 8044. ~ MUST “SELL— MAKE AN OFFER 6 rooms modem 1 ut furnace end elec tricity, paved street, near Cuming car bam Worth 13.000. AT. 4*66 KE 173? WILL bullr to your order on our beauti ful lots in Edrewood: very easy terms Pho->» \T 3MQ 3-ROOM cottage, part modern, located near Haorv Hollow blvd Large lot and garaae 81 €50. Easy terms J A. 196*. SEE Morr son Lumber and Coal for prleea on garages Best cinstruction at ralttl rnum Cos' WE. 5561. 2c j i jo.NES ST — 7 room*, ail modern, convenient location. Make an offar JA 4»S 7 FOWLER FINDS FOLKS who buy homes. List vour n'-ooerty with us for resulta J A 1436 BURT C FOWLER CO Realtors For Sale—I'tmtjce. 10B Dundee’s Best Bargain r4'h and Califcr- a substantial 9 room# derr. arranged for 2 families: 2-ca: < -fcge; fine t Wonderful h *r.e and lr •ment. Price reduced to 86 250; 81.50 Chas. W. Young & Son, 160J C'.tv Nat LU-k B’dg at ha ' :i wa DUNDEE BARGAIN HAT.E CASH PRICE 8* 0"# 8!x*rC'- m e-mi-bunga w ; finished In c*ak. beamed * e Png# - book ra»e. buffet cabinets. garage; choice corner lot OSBORNE REALTY CO 83t» Pf»r« T-ust P *g J A 22P1. For 'Nile—Florence 101 NETHAWAY *e!:s to whi'ea only. Bu* a HCME in beautiful FLORENCE KL 14?» ____ I>ot!i for Sale. 103 Beautiful Edgewood Lot On Harr^ TTo'.lcw Boulevard facing Elmwood Park 56x130 feet. All spe cial tax**- paid. Low price fer quick *a> Call cwr.Ws!r,ut 11*0 I \ NDFE BUILDING SITES GEORGE A CO. REALTORS. 9'h FI - C v N ' U AT 8t*2« Lot 6 x187. on 3rd Avenue, facing Hana com Park, tc sale at a** attractive ©rice c % Gr*cnme1 J A Bll Real Kstat*' lor tiirh»ne*. IW F»mi< n 410 P.-,r, Trim Winird—Real Estate. I®5 NEW HOMES—TOVR TERMS GROVE-HIBBARD CO ;;; Bat-k.-, Rfi.rv, BMtAT IB! \V E SELL H.'MFj LIST W4TH C* HAMILTON * CO joS-4 N>vtl> BlorkJA HI SEE ut f -•! Nwd 1) sttn* *. »B, location h to a rocm* Shonsr. A Co- Realtor*. ’ A 4?f 4 I?t K — .'o* P It* LIST TOVR ACREAGE WITH O. T HAMER. ISPS r*rn«m AT MSI LIST ,ottt nrrrarty v;!h u, or It yo» at, In th. t*rs,■ for * r,**, r»'I L**‘r CoHr for q u *’ A ... MA OltS MA SMS CHAS W VOL NO A S. N R, .! Ealat* Rrr; *1* Inauranc* IMM CIIV Nat' H«rHAT 1««S c n iincHiNS' S co. R,»l E,t»t> In* li*s Timim JA wnm,n qr.tTT CNN AN 14*1 j Coal company asks ua to furnish men with trucks for steady Fall and Winter em ployment. We have used re conditioned trucks which we can sell on payments. Come in and see us. Andrew Murphy & Son 14th and Jackton Stt. Here 54 Years Also 5l Loan* Atk for Details PETERS TRUST CO. 170* Farnam