Nebraska Newspapers

    South High School Dramatic Club to Produce “Seventeen”
! UNITARIANS IN
SERMON SERIES
"The Individual and Ills World"
| w ill be discussed by Kev. Ralph E.
■ Bailey In the following series of ser
mons at the First I'nitartan church,
3114 Harney street. Sunday at 11:
March 2'-', “The Individual and His
World View;’’ March 29 "The Indi
vldual and Ills Work;” April 5, “The
Individual and Ills Hooks;*' April 12,
"The Individual and 11 is Eternity;’’
April 19, "The Individual and His
Play:-’ April 26, "The Individual and
Ills Fellows."
ROLL CALL TO BE
HELD IN CHURCH
Rev. R, A. Pollock of Denver will
conduct a week of special services in
the Central 1'nited Presbyterian
church beginning Sunday evening.
The morning services will be rather
i unique, the pastor, Dr. Bryan having
i advised his members that the roll
j will he called at this time. An effort
I is being made to have every member
I present.
The evening will he a neighborhood
! service, Dr. Pollock preaching on
I "What Is Your Life?"
Bislittt) to Confirm.
Bishop Shayler will confirm a class
j it Rood Shepherd church at 7:30 p. rn.
Sunday.
_ ANN 01 \ CEMENTS._
Funeral Notices 1
M ARKKV Hulilah i' . itr ss, died rrlda,
t» m. at the home of her parents. !>*•
feast d is survived hy her husband
Kr.incis A 'id ■>•!** daughter. Bernier,
Vis* aurvived by her parents. Mr. and
Mrs John P Busch, and ona alater.
.Mrs. .T K. t'amnbell.
rutifial Moml'ty at R 4f» a m. from
hmiie of her parents. ;t551 S. 24th M .
t»» st. Bridget church at 9 a m In
terment Holy S«*puh her cemetgrv.
1 Measo omit flowers. Direction of Heaf
.-v ,f» Henfev____
ll> >K AN SON -Charles \V . age 64 vents.
IMst'd away Mart h 19, 1 925. at local
hospital Survived by one daughter.
Mi:, William P. Roe. Steger. 111.; two
mips. JinwoMKe and Clifford, of Chi
• .i.t»; two brothers, Elof, of Omaha
liiid Lews of Sioux City. la.
Funeral Monday afternoon nt ? o’clock
from the N. P. Swanson chapel. 17 th
and Cuming Sts. Interment Forest
Dawn cemetery _____________________
TUIEST Mr*. Susan, age 77 years, at
her ! esidence, 2716 North Twenty-fifth
street. _
Funeral Monday at 9:90 a m. from
Tai-ourt Xc Son chapel to Sacred Heart
church at 9 o'clock Interment Holy
Sepulchre cemetery. __
N FI.SON—Mrs. Dottle, aga 60 years,
passed, away March 19. at local hos
Funeral Monday morning at 1ft o'clock
from the N. P. Swanson chapel. 17 th
ond Cuming Sts. Interment Forest
I .a\vn cemetery.
1'A HS< »N’S Mrs Charlotte, March 20. age
?!5-years. Survived hy her husband. Carl;
• ■ i othera »nil ' sisters
Iteir.ains shipped to Cedar Rapids, Neb.,
for Interment. Hoffmann-Crosby serv
ice.
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Automobile.-* fur Sale. II
REG €*TOl?RlNG.
AT A HARGAI.W
Wo bave a real l»uy In a Reo 4
tourlnr oar. i.at« 1*23 tnodel.
drlvet wry little Wa* trade
from party d-ainnir cloaed car
T.noka and run* like new. Sea it
today.
M OPPER MOTOR CO..
AT. 3425. 25iit Karnam St
I'SKli TIU't'KS
Two *-fon trucka; dump body and
hoist. Several 1-ton truck*.
Term* can b« arranged
INTERNATIONA!,. HARVESTER CO.,
liifh an.I Jones Sta Tel AT. 0160.
KBO SPEEPWAGON
Rate modal lU-ton overhauled
and retired rood body and cab.
Priced lirht and will tell on
food term*.
J. M. OPPER MOTOR CO.
AT. 3 4 25.25.m Farnam.
EMPLOYMENT;
Stlnmni and 3!t
EXPERIENCED cyclone »n<l hall Insur
ance men for territory supervisors to
write Insurance for a mutual company
and appoint aub agent* In a teriltory
of eight or ten counties Ethers! com
mission to supervisors on *11 business
produced In territory. <1 C. Danielson,
536 Plymouth Bldg . Minneapolis. Minn.
EARN $90 A WEEK EAST
Also share $10“,000 bonus taking orders
for mv $<o guaranteed finely tailored
loo per cent all wool men* null* at
$23.$0. Advance eommlsaiona. Com
plete outfit sent free at once. Write
Abner .lone*, 307 W. Van Buren, Dept.
blS t hicago.
ACKNTS—Amazing profits. Sell famous
Irish Linen-.8111c Hosiery. Wears llk<
Irish linen. Direct to wester. Low
prices. Big eommlsaiona daily. Ca*h
bonus $ .0 to $200 weekly. Write Irish
Linen Silk Hosiery Co.. Dept. K94. Cin
cinnati, Ohio. ___
SALK AM AN Large New York Importing
concern carrying lat e*, neckwear, novel
ties require;! sidelines salesman, ac
quainted dry goods, department stme
trade. Liberal commission. Referen* e
Box 61, Room 702 World Bldg., N« w
Yoi k.__i
E.MI‘I.OVMKNT.
Salwimeu and Aui'nts.
h
MoflTGAOK ST< n'K SAI.ESMKN.
New million dollar bond mort*
gape company wants Chrtsttan
salesmen »•*-11 a bond with Com
mon .Stick on Inlt plan. New
Idea Have spier,did line up Nn
promotion stock. Clean proposi
tion. yet frame.! right to sell.
Heady April first Wonderful
mild climate No humidity. Ad
dr. s* Vice President, Suite 10;.0
Foster Bldg., Denver, Colorado.
COFFKK 8 A I.K8M F V.
f.arg* p'l 1'dished f m d*»slres
. ..ffee v.il-atn-o f.o- Nebraska
t< t i t • .rles .-.-Ming on re' * tl
pnir.'t)' trad" Must experi
fiired and ncimainteU with
pi.. y trad* and have own
Sir,-*. Mg-, .■xpenence and
- |,»!V expected I'« tm H P^n! I'(t*
t•.r ■ to i sob- n.l id • ■r' tin 1' f
f . • prcid’j. *" A Idresa T»
• >tO, Omaha B* •».
South High Dramatic club, left to right: Front r m, Josephine Inriuht, Clifford Kinsley; second row,
Miss Mahle Rasmussen, director; Mary Smith, Ralston James, /eta Tate Allinghatii, lt> roil Reed; third row:
Henry Smith. Fi nest Haven, J,uree t ombs, Forest llob nek, Alice N>stroin; fourth row: Janies lfevaney,
Andrew Un til ini.
Tim South Omaha High School
Hramatir dub, which was organised
one year ago will offer for their first
public performance, March “Seven
teen." ihe well-known Rnoth Talking
ton play. Miss Mabel Rasmussen,
the head if the dramatic depart
ment, is the director of the produc
tion.
The cast of “Seventeen” consists
of students who. have taken part in
numerous drama tie offerings at the
school and are the pick of the dra
matic department. Kuree Combs,
playing the part of Kola Pratt, has
the feminine lead, while Clifford Kin
sley, carryInsr the part of Willie, is
the male lead.
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i Out of the Records
V __J \
Birlh^ ami Deaths.
BPtlis.
Toll' and Mary rilnnoy, 3602 Corby
■t?ee' bf"
Martin ami Katherine Knowles, 583.*
gouth Twenty f ist s t ei, Kiri.
William .mil Mnrgaret Hostetler, 3106
Sews i 1 s' rest .girl.
Ilfoi ;p and Lilly Nelson, 2023 South
8txteeen*h s: rr-r-i. girl
John ami Pearl Chereck, Fiftj second
*nd Y atr** >«. bn.
Tames ami ((iIcssh White, 1**20 North
Twen tv--seventh at rent bt>\ .
Parej and Orletfa W'o..lever 536 South
Xw^r1 ' -fourth street, Kiri.
Willie * nd Lena Ahflarty, 2824 K
att» * t. till
Joseph ..nd .Edna 1 ...ftin, 6713 South
Thlri \ third si * • *•*. Kii 1.
Julius and Ih-len Granholm, 5116 North
Fortieth street, imv,
Burton ami Veda Ber.nnson, 3622 Bill
ion avenue, girl.
Otto and Anna Grieve, Hailing. Ia .
boy.
Gene and Julia Koeneka, 14 16 North
S'" »n i cr-iit h sire'"*, hoy
W u • * md V ver> Hurst, 933 North
Ta ct "h ll a \ arm, girl.
Bernard and Marcella Healey, 1904
CoH* st.er** girl
Rn':,' nd Irene Willey, 1122 South
Thlr* eri*tid ‘vreet. girl.
Leon;i j d and Cecil Carey. Waterloo,
Neb. in-.
Comm I and Elsie Anderson, Benson
Route No. 6. b**'
Joe.* « and Elizabeth A a po row.ski. 4028
South Thirtv-s.* enth street, girl.
Charles and Rose Kutcaviih, 4421
Mercy street, girl.
Harry and t,enora Conant, 6001 Leav
• nworth street, Kiri
Ih'nthe.
William Eldon Embrejr, T, Maywood,
Martha (’.race. 1, hospital.
(‘laryee M. Hly. 73, hospital.
Charlotte Parson. 35, hospital.
John 1>. Clancy. 52, 7026 South Thlr
tleih street.
Jor I.ee, C8, 714 South Seventeenth
uvenue
Mr*. Chrlallna Clark., 60, 7125 Military
avenue.
Frank Joseph Hammerer, 73, SiiO
South Thirteenth street.
John FJiegel. SO, 5036 Miami street.
Arthur Jordon, 36. 314 North Fifteenth
** Harriet Ellen Davis, 55, 2727 Meredith
avenue
Lena Raimondi. 33, hospital.
Clarence K. B<»*ue. 30. hospital.
A If red Palmquist. 65, hospital.
Pusan Pries*, hospital. 77.
.Tames S. Robison. ,72 hospital.
Betty Alice Casey, 3 months, 1211
Bcuht Fifth street.
Mattie Tlbke. 83, 5372 North Twenty
seventh avenue.
Marriage Licenses.
Vern Russell, 42. Worland, Wyo., and
Norah F Welker. 47. Wallace. Ida.
Ralph Hasselhalch. 27. Shelby, Neb.,
and Irene Anderson. 22. Cheyenne, Wyo.
Marriage License Applications
John W. Scott. 27, Ft. Morgan, Colo ,
snd Dorothy XV. Gray, 24. Omaha.
In Divorce Ciwrt
Petition*.
Myrtle Peterson against Nloah. cruelty.
Pauline Cherrltt against ,Hairy, non
Support
Esther E. Harry against Gilbert C..
cruelty.
Marie Adam against John C.. extreme
cruelty.
Building Permits.
Rasmus Nielsen. 827 South tForty-first,
frame dwelling, $2,300.
Rasmus Nielsen, 6*11 Mason, frame
duelling $5,200.
John F McCarvllle, 6123 Nicholas,
brick veneer dwelling. $7r500.
Ed Darcv. 3027 North Fiftieth, frame
dwelling. $3.$00.
Anna Remer, 1S34 7, frame garage.
$L00r.
Robert Rebel. 47 3 5 South Nineteenth,
frame dwelling. $4,500.
Hastings & Hayden. 2847-57 Farnam,
brick store building. $18,000.
E. K Gilmore. *257 South Thlrty-sev
tnth, frame dwelling. $2,400.
B. H. Gilmore. *237 South Thlrty-sev
enttt, frame dwelling, $2,430.
4^ E. Gilmore *229 South Thlrty-aev
. frame dwelling. $2,450.
E. Gilmore. «22L 8<>uth Thtrty-aev
enth. frame dwelling, $2,450.
Sophia F. Nielsen. 7620-22-24 North
Thirtieth, brick store building. $12,500.
E E. Vlrson, 461* diaries, frame
dwelling. *1 200.
K. E. Gilmore. $213 South Thirty-sev
enth. frame dwelling $2,450.
E. K. Gilmore 6205 South Thlrty-aev
e#th. frame dwelling. $2,460.
Five Generations Will Attend
Harrison Family Annual Meet
Lower row: Left to right, .Mrs. Mary \N alls, 8t», Toledo, la., Beatrice
Benner, 7, Marshalltow n; Mrs. Alice Harrison, 68, \rihood.
Top row: Left to right, Mrs. Grace Shoy, 45, Bed Oak; Mrs. Burnetta
Kenner, a, Marshalltown.
Red Oak, la., March 10.—Five pen ]
eratlons of women will bo present at
the annual gathering of the Harrison
families to be held at Toledo, la., the
first Sunday In June.
The Harrison family reunion was
held in Red Oak last year. The re
union has been an annual event for
many years and since Its conception,
Mr. Walls, husband of Mrs. Mary
Walls, oldest of the five-generation
group, lost his life seven years ago
by going through a bridge while on
his way to one of the yearly evems,
and little Beatrice Benner, youngest
of the group, has been born, creat
ing the five generations.
Mrs. Wall, who Is 86 years old, and
who was severely Injured at the time
her husband lost his life, Is hale and
hearty at this time and enjoy* meet
ing yearly with her sons, daughters,
grandchildren and great-grandchild
dren.
In 1913 she celebrated her 60th d
wedding anniversary.
The five generations of the Harri
son family are: Mrs. Mary Wall, 86,
of Toledo; Mrs. Alice Harrison, 68, of
Arlhood; Mrs. Grace Shay, 45, of Red
Oak; Mrrf. Blirnetta Bet er, 22, and
her daughter, Beatrice, 7, of Mar
shalltown.
Commencement Exercises for
Tech High Graduates Thursday
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Foal Estate Transfers.
Glorge T. Morton and wife to Mary
W. Walter. William Sr.. 130 ft.
v. of 4M St, n. a., 60x146 - I 1,100
And f\v Hierczenskl and wlfa* to
Paul F. Homan at al.. Oak St..
3 26 f» «. of 30th St. n. a..
. ».»®0
Mary Marvin to James Jj. Mc
Crory. Crown Folnt Ave.. 66.1 ft.
• of 27th St, n. a.. Irregular... 1,760
W S Sutherland and husband to
Bertha V <*arr and husband, 25th
Ave 196 ft. a. of Jaynea 8t.,
vs. 49x1 24 . 1.110
fohn J. Byrne to Allen c. Rutler
#»t nl no cor. 29th and Charlea
Sta. 60x127% . t.400
Walter r Jolinaon to Jamea I,.
1-tfttrv and wife. 66th St . 241 ft.
a of C St . w*. s , 132x212.160
Stella F. Porall to Theresa Mlnl
kus Cuming St.. 130 ft. a. of
41*t. St., n. a, 60x1 30 .. 1.200
Jfenrv Greenfield and wife to Hen
la min F. Marshall, Sherman
Ave. 491 ft. n. of Nleholaa 8f.,
w e . 60x140. 7.100
Aa*l Steers. Jr., refeiua, to Harry
Shapiro. Harney Bt 300 ft. w.
nr 42(1 at., a. s , 60v 123 *4. 1,150
M y Shapiro to Kiederfrk J.
M.'-rtz and wife, Harney St . 300
f w. of 42d St., s. s. 60x123’4 ... .1,212
F1 » ! «ka I’esek t<» Frames Svl
1..r. 16th flt„ 75 ft. a. of WU
i ... St., e a . tCxfft. 1.100
Fi d Hloemer to Adel Nave. 42d
e 4 rt ft n. of Orchard Ave,
. <« . 40x120. . 100
Mf A Mar Donald and huaband
i * 'hie* an I.hr. Co, n. • tor.
4*’h and Plerca Sts., 60x132 4. . . 1,717
Fn 'v • K Ifnlie* i son and husband
(• > Gertrude M. Bon gw ell, Ohio
si r,0 ft. w at 50th St., p
V v 130.2 *."00
Anna V Metcalf tb Bawrenca Bead
• Sd Shot Co., a. e. cor. 6th and
Pacific Sts . Irreglar.•■•••• 11.11°
IF'me Terrace Co. to Rena Wake
p *h». E 81 . 60 ft. w. ef n'h
8t.. n. ..
Vo iiltmi nnil hnxtnnrt fn (lopir**
C. Flark, Wo.lorn A vo.. !00 ft.
a. nf 66*h «... n. a. 60x130 »»o
floor** C Flark »n<1 wlfo <o M»r
n.rlta J.naon. Waatarn Av,..
Hi ft. af 5«th HI . B. * .
10X130 ... M»«
•«wc« T. Morton and wlfa to Hnw
afif 8. Oor*. William Hi., 1»« • ...
ft. *. of AAlii «t„ n a. ijlll* l.**®
BaaUopa Mt»«. I^ian Co. to Harvor
D. Fry and wlfa, a. w. par *>d
Ava. and., Patrick Avo., trr*»nlar. 4,601
F 1 It.nXavan, rafarta, la Joban
Cumce CPiotts and Clifford 6/za.w
SKOGIVNO *»HOTO*, . /
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IJunld! Plotts and Clifford Shaw,
two of the graduates, have been chos
en to deliver the addresses at the
commencement exercises of the March
graduating class of Technical High
school, which will he held next Thurs
day morning, March 2fi, In the school
auditorium. The theme of Miss Plott's
speech will he "The Future," while
Clifford will talk on "Success."
The exercises will he attended by
the Junior nnd senior classmen of the
school nnd by the parents of the grad
uates nnd their frfends.
R. A. Van Orsdel, president, of the
hoard of education, will present the
fill diplomas. The Invocation wilt he
rendered by Rev. Arthur Atack of the
Hanacom Park Episcopal church.
Muslo will be by the Tech High sen
lor orchestra, Noel Harmon Is pres!
dent of the graduating ealss.
This event will conclude the numer
ous activities which always accom
pany a graduating class. The senior
play, "Martho Fly The Day," was pre
sented to large audiences Friday and
Saturday evenings. Sunday morning
Dr. .lenka will deliver the baccalaure
ate sermon at thn First Presbyterian
church. Tuesday night at the Pluck -
lone, the seniors will hold their ban
quet.
'na M Bloom. 251 h A v* . 500 ft.
n. of Port 8f , •• x . 60« 1 21. 40<> j
Faith I. Trutubla t«» William II
fa in pan n al , ti ** » or Newport
Ava nod Minna J.uxa Ava..
99.17*1-0 .. . . 2,900
Ganrra F. Jon a.a and wlf»» to John
Blfhop at al , Wirt St.. 100 ft.
w. of 70th St . a x . *«»* 124 . 670
Cyril Ft Jriiicx ami wlfu to Wil
liam If M«.N>»I and wife, Grant
St . 1 '< t ft. w. of 45th St , x h ,
44*12“. 6.000
Flurry V. Fo*t*r and Wlfx ♦ o Fra»l
M. Nlrhola, liQnjil St 124 ft w
of 18th Rf.. n a . 60**24 . . . . 6.500
County Doctor* to Meet.
The Omaha Douglas County Medi
cal society will meet at the University
club Tuesday night. March ?4, Ur.
Alfred Brown will speak on "Hypo
glnsso Facial Anastomosis for Paraly
sis nf the Facial Nerve.” while TV.
.1. 3. Summers has for hta suhjsct.
"Cervical Sympathectomy.
Central Nebraska Farmers
Organize Cow Testing Rudy
Kearney, March 20. The Central
Nebraska Cow Testing association was
organized here, at a meeting of farm
ers. Kmcry Peters of St. Michael was
elected president; Owen Dailey, Min*
den, vice president, and It. K. Rower
hox. Kearney, secretary treasurer.
Herman Peterson anti W. H. Bwarti
ley of niverdnle, together with the of
fleers, constitute the board of direc
tors.
Organisation took place at s meet
Ing called by the Nehraska Dairy De
velopment society and addressed by Its
vice president, Den Morris, and Otto
Litbert of Lincoln
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per line each day, 1 or 2 daya.
17c per line each day. 3 or ♦; daya.
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CLASS! FI CAT! ON.
Funeral Noticr* . 1
• unit* and Monument* . 2
Puneral Director* . 8
I'emeterle# . 4
FloriNt* .. 6
’aril of Thanka . 6
■odge Notice** .. 7
omong Fvenf* . 8
Vraonnls . 9
.oft and Found . 10
AUTOMOBILES.
totomoblle* for bale. 11
ruck* for Sale...* 12
Automobile Agenrlc* . 13
fotoreycle* and Biryrle* . 14
lutoninbilrw for Exchange. 1ft
Into Aecewsnrie*. Part* ............ 16
■»*rvice Station*. Repairing. 17
into Id very, f.urnge*. 16
\ anted— \iilom«.l>ile# . If
.Bruges for Kent. 10
BUSINESS SFRVICE.
t>i*1ne«* Service Offered. tl
teauty Parlor* ...tl \
luildlng Contractor* . ti
tenting and Plumbing ..23
Insuntnce ... 24
filinery .2ft
doling—Trucking—storage . 26
hi nting and Papering . . 27
ateiit Attorney* . tH
•rinlliig Stationery . 21)
’rofe**ional Service .. 8u
tc pairing .31
trnointlng uiul Dicing . 37
a umlr lew . 33
fa florin* and Preswing . 34
Yfinted—llusine** Service .. 35
EMPLOYMENT.
felp Wanted— Female........, . 86
Help Wanted— Male. . 37
felp Banter!—Male and Female. 36
ale«mcn and Agent* . 3b
Situation* Wanted—Female. 40
■itnatton* Want'd—Male.. 4l
FINANCIAL.
Ittwlne** Ooportonlt lew . 4?
nientment—stock*—Bond* . 43
teal F.ftate hmni . 44
foney to I«onn . 4ft
Yanted to Borrow . 46
EDUCATIONAL,
’afrewpondenre Connie*. 47
4*'rI ln*t ruction ClmM....... 43
logical—Dnnuotie . ..411
tailC lng Arademie* . AO
'rivute ln*t ruction... ft I
1 anted—Instruction . 82
LIVESTOCK.
>oga. Cut* and Pet* . 83
lor»r*. Cuttle, Y chide#... 81
'oultry and Supplies .. 55
iVanted—livestock . 86
MERCHANDISE.
IrtlMm for Sale . 67
luwlnctm Equipment. As
tu.lding Material* . M. 66
arm and Dairy Prodnet*. 60
ruel and Feed 61
rood Thing* to Eat. 6!
tome- Made Thing*. 63
fniiwehnld flood* . 64
in up Column . 6ft
Jewelry and Butehe*.. 66
darhlnery and Tool*.... 67
■red*. Plant* and Flower*. 6M
ipeclal* at the Store* . 6n
•Itiwiral Instrument'* . 70
ladle Equipment . 71
lYearlng Apparel . 7’
iVanted to liny .. 73
ROOMS FOR RENT.
flooma With Board. 74
1'urnlwhed Room* . 7ft
llnniii* for Housekeeping .. 76
Room*, InfumUhed . 77
iVfiere to Stop In Town . 76
Wanted—Room* and Board . 70
111 ILIUM) MAN AfiKRSF ASSOCIATION.
Furnished Apartment* . ....
I T.funilslied %portment# Holt
REAL ESTATE—FOR RENT.
4 part me nt*—Furniwlied . 8)
\partmeiit*—Uofurni*hed . 61
Ituslne** l’laii'* for Rent. 87
llotfwc* for Rent . .. H'>
I!ou*e*— Furnished 61
I*ffIce* and Desk 1C* om .. 6’
Out-of 'Ionn Property .
‘■mhurhan for Kent .. 61
Firm luntl* for Rent . 63
iiimmir Place far Rent . ftfi
Wanted to Rent ft
RE \1, ESTATE—FOR SAFE.
lltiwin#*** property 61
Real Estate—Ini e«tment* . . 9‘!
Farm* mid IjiiuI* for Sale. H*’
i itv Acreage for Sale.91
House* for sale . !•
Moose*—North . fh
Molise*— South .. 9
llouwe*— W e«t .. !•'
Mouse*—lleiison . 91
For Sale—Ditndee . . t(k
l or Sale—Florence 1°'
For Sale—< otttteil Bluff* . to
lot* for Sale 16"
Ileal Ewfulr for F.ielmnge .t'»1
Wan te«l—Real Estate .10*
M ( l Ions.
Ileal E*tate for Aiietlnn 16
% art Ion *nle* 1*9
ANNO! N( KMKNT8._
Funeral Hof Ires.
it VAN -Thom**. ■ 61 v**r« *t lor*
dtoscHal nsinwin* Twsgxrt A Sol
t vyil n*uding noid fioiu itUlli*#.
Funeral Directors S
HBAFEY A HEAFET.
Undertaker* and Kmbalmera.
Phone AT. 2631. Office 2611 Farnam.
I K* ST A BT.1SH F. !> SINCE 1*82 1
HITI.HE * RTEPEN,
At Your Bervice.
2222-24 Cuming St._ JA 1226.
LKSi/li: o. MOOR l:
24th and \N irt St*. WE 0047.
6 6th and Military Avt._3VA 9'*90.
Brailey & Dorrance
js. p SWANSON. 17th and Cuming.
Quiet, Dignified Supervision.
JOHN A. OENTI.KMAN.
77 A. 16 6 4 3411 Farnam St.
' ~H K. RI RKF.T A SON.
340f> Farnam. Hat- 3S76. HA.JW^
Cemeteries. 4
VISIT FOREST LAWN.
Purchase a family lot in Omaha a moat
beautiful cemetery. Office# at th® oeme
tery went of Klotenc®, and 720 Rran
deis Theater Bldg. _
■■ - 9mm - IM 1 ' '■
Card of Tliank*. 6
WE wish to thunk our many friend* for
th® kind expressions and beautiful
floral offerings shown during rerent
death of our beloved son and brother.
Jl ,r ^ER AUGUST ANDERSON,
Ml!. DEWEY F ANDERSON,
MR. .Pd MRS A. C. JAMES
Personal*. *
■ — BATHS—Sul,r. Steam. Min,ml
. Elf trie, o«t«op»ihlc end Klee
I I trie Treatments. Swedish Mas
1 V m >lar clinic and
’ ' SANITARIUM. 19th and Doug
la#. Open day and night
THE SALVATION ARMY industrial hom®
aollcita your old clothing furniture,
magazines. We collect. Wa distribute.
Phone JA. 4116 and our wagon will call
Call and Inspect our new home. 201 N.
13th St.___
EPILEPTICS-—At last a treatment which
stops seizure* from first day. No bro
mides, narcotb*. Guaranteed. Infor
mation free. Hunter Laboratories, 207
Main. Little Rook, Ark.
MR. CROSSMAN'S non had as many aa
A
in 3 days. Trial of earn® treatment
•®n* fre® R I.**j»eo, 110 Island A\® .
Milwaukee. Wla.
WE will not h® responsible for any debts■
contructed by our minor son. Frank
Skubn. Anna and Joseph Skuba, fclat
and Q etreeta. _I
..LKCTIUP treatment and body massage.
Hour*. 9 a m. to 9 p. m. Mrs. Crowes
Place, AM. 2 21: 26th Av® AT. 3194.
i;LE' TRIC - MAGNETIC health blanket
sweat* and massage experienced opera
tors 320 Leflnng Bldg. JA. 2620.
STEAM hatha, alcohol rubs. mass .g®. ®l®c.
ireatm’tH. I a. in. to 9 p. m. 3& Doug,
hi k._
COLORED children cared for by hour,
day nr w»-®k. Rest rare. WK, o969.
EXPERT hand inasaag®. all hours. Sun
day appt. Edith Taylor. lM N. llth St.
MASSAGE—Expert treatment; lady oper
ator: open till 4 p. in 21° N. 17th St.
COSTUME, theatrical, historical masque
costumes to rent. Lieben, 1614 Howard.
EL WOOD Sanitarium. Hatha, massage.
Jacob* ln| Arthur Bldg. AT. 4f4f>.
EXPERT maseaga. at-am baths. Fisher
Baths. ?nn a nulls c.,-irt. AT. 1072.
MRS. JAMES MOHR. MEDIUM.
2021 CALIFORNIA ST. AT. 9141.
CURT A INS and blankets carefully laun
dered Telephone WA. 7426.
MRS.'" JEN NFS MOHR, M El HUM.
2021 CAI.lMUtNlA ST AT 9141.
lAtst ana Found. 10
CLACK LEATHER POCKETBOOK LOST
Between 16th and Dodga and 14th and
Dodge, or on CM and Grand A\e street
car. Finder picas® return »ain® and con
tent* and keep money WA 9". 1.
u tomobil.es.
Automobile for Sale. II
NASH UPTOWN STORE
1926 Nash Advance, six tour,
demo.
19:6 Nash special aix tour. demo.
1924 Ford Tudor aedan. Ilk# naw.
19:4 Olds el*. 4 pass, coupe. •
14:3 Chevrolet coup®.
. : 924 Nash four tour.
1923 Max coupe.
19:3 Nash sport., n#w car war
rant*.
1921 Pnd g® cour®.
1934 •‘id# coupe.
1919 BulcK coup#
1921 Chandler . ottp#.
open Evening#
2 0 64 Farnarw__v ^ "914
A SAFE INVESTMENT
Maxwell Roadster. 1923. refin
ia’ie.1 in excellent condi
tion .1850
Chevrolet Touring. 1954. driven
only 3 500 miles.1400
Star Sedan. 1924. reflntshed. a
very good buy .I860
Hf udrbaker. 1924, light aix tour
,ng. 7f> per cent, useful trans
portation atlll in this car but
at 60 per cent.. . .1
1MAHA FLINT COMPANY.
GUY T*. SNflTR.
Tr** and G#n. Mgr
ri'.KHLK*!* corpB.
I .ton W* havft ft Paartftaa *
pc* >i . yllmlar roupft. Hun*
P*rf#it. look* food. llwtM a
t linin'** to *et a hlfhfrftd*
i lowed car for 1700. ?■>*« It to
ri *\*.
J M orPBH MOTOH CO,
\T, 2 4.'. Jf.SS Fain am it
J|l |'*o\ ri'U'H. ISIS; ,1u*t out
of paint ahop- In eioellent rnn
•tltfioi In every taap#rt; two
apare*. Inimpar* and other equip*
man t 1*00.
< *M \ 11 A 1H*ns«»N F.MFX ro .
tlnrnav a* 10th Kt AT* tS0**
T.F.X1NUTON "MINI TF. AFAM •IX"
ft Pi wwa n K»r font i n* look* and
perform* parf”* tlj flood file*
a darn food '*r Fa* It today
*ui a Plan tv "pap In thlft car
oaf.
i m oppi-;r mutor ro
AT ,1421 J A Ml Farnam ft,
U <1 not « i» ai i• mi| *a.l*M like n♦ w.
'♦"ft . a*h or tarma will buy thlft far.
1*24 Tudor aadan 147
•. Fi-r-1*. all model* 180 and up
l riOT.I»!MTRf »M AUTO SAI.K* I’O,.
i MIS JU-nav *f AT. SHI
Open luvftnmga aud fundayft
I)i HA NT roUPK, 1924, driven
fi,50o miles. six month* old,
cost $1,550; our price, $S00;
looks like n**w.
• OM AHA HUDSON ESSEX CO.,
Harney at 20th St. AT. 6065.
CHEVROLET TOURING.
R-Paaaenger, run* fine, good tire*.
$75 00 takes It. Come early.
J. M. OPPER MOTOR CO..
255$ Farnam St.
ESSEX CO A t ’ll DEMONSTRATOR,
• 11 i' en. 4 no miles, just nicely
limbered up. $ S 5t>.
OMAHA HUDSON EPS EX CO.
Harney M 0th St. AT 604»6.
NASH-VKIESEMA AUTO CO..
USED UAH STORE.
2045 Farnam. AT 3»18.
HUDSON SEDAN. 19..: good
family car for seven passenger*.
Ready to go.
OMAHA HUDSON ESSEX CO.
Hnrnev at 20th St. AT. 5065.
FOR THE RIGHT PRICE ON GOOD
USED CAPS SEE
OMAHA FLINT COMPANY.
ESSEX coach 1424; driven
.1.500 mile- looks like new < ar;
$075.
OMAHA HUDSON ESSEX CO.
Harney at 20th Sr AT 50 6 5.
Ill MNFSS SERVICE.
Millinery—Dressmaking. 25
ACCORDION, tide, knife, bo* ple*tlng,
covered buttons. all a - bn. hem
stitching; buttonholes. Writ* Ideal
Hutton and Pleating Co., 308 Brown
Block On.aha Net.. Telephone JA. 191€.
NEB. PLEATING CO..
Memattlching. Covered Buttons.
1 804 Farnam. Second Floor. JA. $$70.
Moving—’Trucking—Storage. 26
IJOHDONS FIHKI’ROOK WHSE A VAN
!H North 11th St. Phon, JA SOJ!.
Moving, packing atorage, shipping.
BEK INS OMAHA VAN A STORAGE.
16th and Leavenworth 8t*. Paeklag.
moving, storage, shipping JA. 4161.
Fainting And I'apering. 2?
WALLPAPER. paperhanging. painting.
Fred Parka, 4701 S. 24th St. MA. U101;
AT. 7404 __
EXPERT papet hs nglng and painting; low
est rout. Spew' er Bros., AT 324“
PAINTING and ua per hanging. Flret class
work Estimate free Phone KE. 3452.
Patrnt Attorney*. IS
J. tv MARTIN, lit J’H.r. Truit Bill*..
Omaha alao Washington. Double aerv
ite. single fee. Alao help aell patent*.
SILAS C. SWEET, reg. pa. atty.. Ill
Either Dea Moinea. la., or Denver. Colo
Printing—Stationery. 2*
HAM, FOI.BER for «»Ie. Sir, fix"
Practically new. maklntr three parallel
and two right angle folds. Terms ar
isngeo 1 tmahu Bee, Bn* B-11L
< '( iMMERCIAl, PRINTING. Eddy Printing
Co. 212 S. 13th St. Phone JA. 6058.
Repairing. SI
WE REPAIR eewjng raschlnea. Vlctrolso.
piano*. Mtckels. 16th and Harney. AT.
4:i«1__
EM P LO Y MEN T.
Help Wanted—Female. 86
WANTED Several teachere or high
s* hoot graduate* for summer month*
Average rommloeton $130 per month.
Will w.trk In town* in eastern Nebraska.
When given position you will be pre
pared for it a week at nur expense 1n
Lincoln opportunity fot advancement
after summer Send qualification* to
Lola R. lleemer, 1429 R street. Lincoln.
Neb.
BE A BEAUTY epeclaliat Pleasant re
fined vocatlo't that wlU double your In
tuitit. Our method of practical eapeti
•m a on live model- with expert In
structions e.iuips you for beat position*
Day or r> ght. inquire. Moler Collage,
lut S 15th.
SALESLADIES W* have an opportunity
for two saleeiadle- to represent Col
lier* short hour*. 4 to 4 Salary It*
per w-ei k and bonus See Mr. Llpaut.
f to 11 n m. and 3 to 6 p. m. 30$
Halrd Bldg
YOU are wanted Git la—Women, it up
U. S government Jobs. |9$-$166 month
Ster.dy work Influence unnecessary.
Full pa-tlculara and »ample coaching
free Write Immediately Franklin ln
atitme. Dept <4« F. Rochester N T
WANTED—Nuraes graduate and practical
for orthopedic eanltarlum : also on# mid
dle aged for matron Se# Dr. Jacobsen.
Eontenell# hotel, omuha. Monday and
Tuesday.
LADIES wanted everywhere, address *n
velopea for u* in your own home, spare
time Write ImmedUi ely American
Sale* Service, 71$ Baltimore Bldg .
Chicago. 111.__
WANTED—Housekeeper on firm; one in
faintly, prefer woman unincumbered;
permanent place, give particulars ftrat
lettar. Addrcae Y-2864. « unah* Bee
WANTED at once l.ad:*» to do easy
ngedle work for home ua* Kvarythina
furnished Particular* free today.
Royal Art Co , Lelpalo, Ohio.
EARN $26 weekly, apare time writing for
newapapere. magsalnes Experience un
necessary. Copy right book free. Frea*
Syndicate. 144. St. Louis. Mo_
WHITE WOMAN FOR HOUSEWORK
MA 31 > 1. 3212 F St.
Help \V*nte4l~Mal«. 37
TEN THOUSAND reliable men every
where to handle Lee sample house to
houaa dlatrlhuling business Good pay
No selling Experience unnecessary
Don’t daisy. Write today for contract
am losing stamp* Murry Distributing
Manager, 2621 Cortland street, Chicago.
111.
Wanted
Tlrgt claw art glaaa cutter Nana nthtr
Palfas Art Glass Co.,
j 1'allaa. 'fai_
WANTED Man for • Ireonlmuae must
kt*. w how to grow all kinds of plant*,
str.'i't |i»*wa f ' It per weak to atari
with
s 11EI. n O N t;H E RNHOEAES.
Sheldon, la
MEN l.at ua teeth you harboring «»ur
ayatam la rapid and efficient. Euutp*
you for your own huaina«a «>r aplendid
job at big t>a\ l»*v or avenlng Call
♦•r wrlta Molar Itarher Collage, 10b S
let It Si. __
it KI l\ Ml,» man In avery tow n and clt)
to dletrllnite fraa aamplaa advaMUini
matter. etc No telling Dart or full
time outdoor work Write quh klv
sanding stamps for contract Manaaei
t olomhe M&3 N Cle rk St Chh ut-' HI
IE VmE are aribltlma we will start you
tn bualnaa* for root self raying Itofl
wealth Everything furnlened, "rite
at on«e for our wonderful offer Man
n*ei fig fl Mwnroa RIshntAtitf Ya
TUT SI t *’i A N s Net l7a -Wanted Phv*l
clan to take charge of private hoaptta;
aanlfarlum tn small cttv *ae ne write
I'r Jacobean Vontenells hotel, Omaha.
Neb M»rch 54 and la_
V l-l. man. woman boya. girta, IT to <1.
willing to a- -apt government poalt one
• 11* f;*ho (traveling or atatlonary), wrlta
Mi Oinitnt. tag At T.outa, Mo.
MEN wanting I a»( ingsi and paita
clerk position* write for particular# of
eaama Mohane l*ap*. K lftl. l'enver
hole.__
ITHFMFV brakemen haatnnere. f!M
AO t w nt. p yuelMogM hallway T*>lal.
Omaha Mae.
f*A l.r.oMK•> we nave an o^num •
two extie^iemed newspaper. Insurance
or magazine salesmen to represent » oi
lier h. City ami road work. < >ur
salesmen Rverag- ICO per week. See
Ralesm*nair*r Rt 304 Bainl Bldg.. 9 to
11 n in., and 3 t«> 5 tv m. _
I XF ANTS KNIT W K A R ~SA T,E8M EN.
First class resident men to Rell deport,
inent utorea and well rated retail trade
—m st hav• followirig ■
only. States open: Southern Illinois.
Missouri, lows. Kansas Nebraska. NA
1220 Longacre Bldg , New York.
HA r.KSMKN WANTED—*7.500 deaOi
benefit; ICS wH-l sickness or *>'
elder t; hospital benefit $100 for an
• Ccidenf or disease. 1 *1 a no h - |
sesxiiients; liberal commissi* ’> I*. I’• 1
Smut/. .V Co., Laclede Gas Jiidg., F* j
Louis. llo.
AGKXTV -Throe Rest Hellers. new m ■-niaj
mystery beads Sdl like "hot • • «
women buy on sight; art 1st lenity blend
ed
rainbow fire: big prnfi's; 9*. rents to
11.75 ea< h 10 to " • orders dai Man
.longs I’.- id Co. Minneapolis M.'in
SALESMEN—Re an investment hanker.:
broker, salesman Karo >r money.
1 ’ i* my system My commissions $50 000 j
ope \ ps r. Experience not esgentiai
Ftee leaflet tell* how »o start without
• a nit a 1 Financial Training Oorp., Lin
coln Bldg . Los Angeles. Csi.
SA I.KSMKX- $100-l-'on weekly . Men with
slight knowledge of motors who can
rea1 h ear owners ran earn 92©0 weekly
with' it making a single **al# If they
can also make sales, profits may reach
*15.non ve.irly B ■! Phillips. 23'
A\ e-t 27th St , New York._
AGEXTF Men v onen. falfM inones
i. nr vest ever offered Tt p-e«ent 3- n-1.
World « only Hot Water Bolt|e-Icehag
Fountaln Svrin e conT-dn-GLin. Write
fo am /.log ff r. LoM Mf*. Co.
V iddlei. _ .
SALESMEN Sell newest sensation Eng
hsli transparent waterproof coat. $3.7© 1
Tremendous demand Big commixsion ,
Prompt sh pnients Outfit free Rain
proof Garment Co . 240S North Ave..
C h Irggo._ ___
AGKNT8—Distributors $23n-$500 month
ly selling fastest selling auto necessity
ever sold Sales guaranteed. New In
vention Write today fot big free profit
offer Blancke A Co., 608-C West Lake.
Chicago.
SALESMAN with established trade In!
K:*n--«s and Nebraska for strong line of
popu’ar.pi ic®d hoy s' axu\ student*
clothing hustlers only. Commission
basis Good1 an A Co., *0 West 17th '
St. New York._ I
SALESMEN — T*,«»rlct msnssrers for Llr-!
coin Qpgr Shlf Gres t eat in van tt on for |
Ford car*. Sells for $5. Every Ford j
owner prospect. Pig commlaaion. De
partment F, 23©1 g. Grand, LOf An-1
x*le* Csltf
UiKNT*—Make $100©© month and Es
sex Automobile New style written
guarantee hosiery. Must wear or retv
hose fr*** $" ©0 hn.-r ^ rt t:m* Sam
ples furnished. Jennings Company,
Line n *542. Dayton. Ohio.
AGENTS*—$2 an hour for special ad
vertising work among local families
Exceptional opportunity pay starts
Immediately. American Produ t* com
oany, 29C9 American Bldg., Cincinnati,
nhlo.
SALESMEN catling on furniture, depart
ment or.d electrical stores to eel! newest
beautiful line metal lamps and fixtures
moderately priced: thos^ having follow
.nr only: commission Artique Studios.
1 ill S M i ch ■ x a ii. ■‘hlrag..
IF YOU are ambitious we will start you
iit business fur vourself paying SI©©
weekly. Everything furnished. Writ*
at cm *» for our wonderful offer. Man
. ger. 213 N. Monroe. Richmond Vs I
AGENTS*—Arreting stylish ladle*' shoe
Large cash comm saion# Introducing
popular $3 93 and $4 53 shoe* Actual
samples furnished Write quick Style
Arch Shoe* Dept. F-2. Cincinnati
SALESMAN— Lightning storace battery
compound Cha-ve* d'seharaed hatter
100 Instantly E’imtnaies old method
entirely Gallon free to agents. Light
ning i'q. St rati:. Mmn
SALESMEN to sell retailers 15© ' gars ,
with premium free Permanent profit.'
able position Salesmen with car pr*
ferred Address Room 21-97 Warren St
New York.
SALESMEN—Good commission sideline
printed advertising tying tape Well in- j
traduced. Sold to any line business ;
Pocket samples. Neuer. 7$ Grand St ■
New York _ j
AGENT#—Monogram automobiles. 15
I million prospect* $l 4" profit every
| $1 $0 sale Wflhar made *29 fO first day.
Free snmp>« Worcester Monogram Co.
9 49 Worcester, Max*
AGENTS—A t usineas of your own Make
sparkling glass name and number
plates, ftliv'nerboards, medallona s.gn*
Large Illustrated book free. E Palmer
415 W—star. O
RESPONSIBLE corporation wants *a>*|
’ I a nai - f
salesmen. $3©o fr» $1.00© neceaaary. Pos-(
siMlltle* unlimited*. M" Inman. 9 S j
flinton S: . ChUngo. 111.
AGENT# Man or woman for distrii r
manager, htgh class Novelty H -'*r'
p-op-vsttion We pay ad\ert:sing and •
30 per cent commission. Cleveland t
Ho el try Co &?K Euclid Cleveland. (•
SALESMEN- Earn J* hour taking orders
fer paint direct from factory. Exc'.u
aive territory with b’g opportunit **
Write Gateway Paint Co.. Kansas City.;
Mo._
AGENTS: Startling n#w invention for |
Ford* aluminum Air burner doub>* ,
mileage Shut carburetor full turn .
Ft ee trial Big money for agent*. In
ventions Bos G La Grossf Wi* 1
SAI.KSMAN Retire in f \ 'ft* *©1
ing retail. wholesale l-2-i gun m»
bin •• »lx bails 3c. filug proof
Colore*! cut furnishevl Purity bum
company Milwaukee. Wl»
SALESMAN—Resident, calling on dry
goo*1 s stores—novelty apron frocks and
dresses Com. bast* Good opportuti y
Litben Manufacturing Co. 307 West Van
Ruren St . Chicago __
AGENTS Nrv* w.vndarful seller 9 •*.*■•
profit every dollar sale*. Delivery on spot.
License uM»ecrs«ar\ No competition
Sample free Mission Co, $19 N lb
sled. Chicago. Ill i
HA1.K8MKN Best nan make S!5m w. '
selling new spe -laity All retailer? j
New men guaranteed $35 e week .*n>l
i expenses sxstnst *mmla»b'ria A ?*tand
• td Mf* 1'edar Rnp.d« L_
AOKNTS 11* » <tnv M»*n and "
man Soiling our ailk umlarwaar Wo-'
man * npoit w#aj No axpari#n« a_ na. • >
vary Wrlta Balmont Taxtila 3tt$l Idn-i
•''In 4\#nu# iT.lragfl 1
VHRNTS I." profit d*'l> galling Saif ,
Thraadtng Naadlag Naadlabooka « o«t |
3.|o rack; aa!: !)c. Tht#a aampie* ?-'>
rttdlof fra# Vaadlabock St # alt' •' '
fiM jtro&d««' Naw Y-'rk. _
\<;K\TS l n##.l an agant at ova aall
•n\ . horalat# bara tv Ota »<r 1 gum
irga profit* K*l*nr an.*# Ultnr.-#«*•»'
Fra# aatnpla# Writ# tod*> Milton
Hordon. rm- imml
itl.KSMKN iv»nt-«l Naw «if. <H' '
*ut K\arr mar.'hant a pr»**p#« . Hood
for f.t:. to !:••' d • 11 x Writ# u* s' 1 > ■ '
Nnrnltv Onmp»H*, 1)04 S tiranrt A\a.
j Si l.nutr Mlaaourl. I
\«;KNTS 150 wrakly tnkln* ordaia for
I auaranta 1 hoa'arx 2< dtffar nt atvlr*.
all popular *hada* Kr# outfit off#r
Thom** Mfg Co Mill P.* l»a »•« »'
ailKNTV Maka !• - waakjv nailing ho*># \
dtract to ronaumar; "a *how you how
priraa ant x a loan uno,jual#t MrM' la
Snla* Co. 1*40 lirMdwii N*»w V • *
VMKM'S V'raa anmplr cave for rolling I
Itovnl Hnalarx 1'art or full tmi* w. iU
tlrt.vt pay ►«> particular* wrlta Royal
Hoalarv. Ron 4* l'aoi’a til
At) HINTS lloit la l.tfa Tunb fra#, won j
daiful madlHn# hf rapaatar Mg p»of I
II*. I,a<*a«ala Co . Papt 47. St Louii
Mo___ I
SALV>MKN Soma thing naw- n# <•** '
■alia IT 44 Coatn x ou fl fllf *-ara»*
f Writ# far ».X’•.».'.# \l#ichanta Aa* n
1’ontia * UMi »n a* '
HP. * da a.-i.xa t ' f. '0 waak'x traxal
ot«r world •xparanoa nn^#'a**arx
4m#ri«-*n pafartixa \gnncx- ?4f Col. n
M>, St t.ouia. __ _
MlP.NTS Mxka hg mon*\ aalllng naw
auto Inxranllon H C 11*11 r I a* rad Ml*',
ip ona month For particular* writ#
Strnnakx »’o Part !•'?' s I' ■
A HUNTS Nan- ft grtlrtn •*”* T o\»t of 1*
hovitakaapfta profit Ik# Morgan Mfg
Co. 117 Cam© Rdf Chitago
T IKK .1**- . r, to ’ - P! * "I'’ establishf
tire r-j,t nuf << t ure operating factory n
Ohio with branch in Chicago. M't't I>‘*
e x | el if n i . *1 with •»h 1 * » "lowing i'*
Iowa. .North Dakota and sou*hern M n
a, m a a to **•« u i e r *. n **ii ia t e •'<
voli m** ill* eby enabling \> t ' *> #»•*■
substantial bonus «v»r snlatjr and ex
pense?*.
In ap|'ht.V'in stale age. exi«* f terriB"
now lit.cling present employer, ref*" -
e • > *. and volume « ii »d in 1474, ’ * * -
geiher w ith number of a . mints > »
now Mu*! own < In w h h •
11 h 111 Fine optHirtuniiv for r>ght m-u
If pi .dill ei, Y-21H7. «>niaha Bee.
AGENTS f \ apt 100 men and worn n
<i11it l '•* tab* nrdei f r nn' »iin*h. ►
t.i-i • i ■.-«!. 11-Bn gs in.tKe $1*i to $1 :
• I a i I \ ; t impel - piofit $4 m *0 minute?;
it-. Iv Of.! I-*. J. in one da Meserol**
makes f*> in half hoar: protects fu >.
sun* ' lot he? blan -.ets; every family
i.fd- one to three; fastest seller going;
*-\p. r fence u. inner;».«a ry ; no deliver ng -.r
colie* ins M riie tndnv for full detsds
and amazing .“anip!*- offer « omsr Mfg.
Co I tept. G1 41 . ] >av t on. t »h in.
AGENTS Young men who want tn nub
their spare m« pa v from $ o to $«.ft a ™
week a' *• *.ff*' • d an *y to ».
an article which every man buys nn
sigh* made • \ 1nger«n’ th# dollar
watch man; re*ailv fur $l. you don t
need to be a salesman; merely to ah--a*
i* to sell' big prof:?*, quirk sale* a^'I
Cor - an* 'ep.-nf i»u* n*-« Writs tods
Jjobi H. JngersoM, < 7** Broadway, Ne v
York,
U.VKRTTSIV.; SAl.KSM \N —I'numja ] op
pnrtnniM to connect with 1 ne recog
n -.1 - f • grow ne u exclusive »rt
' -’bnii.*r? hoii'laj greeting direct nn 1
nr pen* lift and novelty fie!
H.z s i-ng ?<aa< n row on. Exclusive
* ten! or;. ; attractive commissions xvstK
we**k r \ advances, real factory »-o-opera -
t «>n; pc ruin nen f connection. Tim. fu!
Iv to T. it Grady, A'Ice President. Th*»
Blanchard Co, Aurora, lil,
11 • 1 ■ N i S Hunted—-SZ to $r, net on »\>i
-ale selling Ford owners, new brnk*
f**r Ford* that pays for itself; Ford
• -wner* buy on sigh’: green nee .*
nr $10$ first week out • ■ -.a- h
how to make VO per - ?nt s;i-exp?
cor* not essential; no investment ne».
-s r \ ; bonus-- p u ra!1
won't wait or last; today Is the orh
sure time to write us Stringer B
Serviie Corp. Fottstown. Fa
r.F.SMFIV—f€0 to 19^ week si*.
'Pare tine or full. Se’l mens r.l! s. i
suit* direct from factory to •
Real $4'» value# are easy *o • il
$2" 75 Bo- * suits 14 * ' Big commis
sion In ad" a nee. We deliver r-r.i
- ’ a «
Writs for this big money r, .*
today Dent. 7.7 5 4 John O. I^eng'.- >r
dr Sons 1101-11 W Congress St. < b ■
AGENT?—$75 a week, man • -
wanted with ambition and 1 • ■' • - *
distribute Ravvleigh s househ .
u^ts to s ea<iy us*-rs seveial fi*
ir.g* n nearby cite# and towns *
train and help you so you can m-C - u
to HOC* a week or more, no * < n -
necessary pleasant, pr. f:?ah> * c*- #
work, write today W. T. Rawleigh Co.
Dept. Mi -.47 Freeport 111
AGENTS—Make big money selling >t •
•on “Better-Mads’' .%h:rt» di?e*-t fr*
our factory to wearer. Over ..ne ?<•. i.
■atlafled wearer.* Easily sold N<* < *p -
tal or exp required Many ea-n fi
$150 weekly. Territory now being
lotted. Wonderful opportunity. Wr
for free samples now Mad sun $1 1
Broadway. New York ^
ITS son-itthig rew take or.Ires for the?
snappy Km-. Tl* a. Four fn* $i ’ . H
eral commissions. Write today Nlf •
Novelty Co.. Ft. Podge, la.
AGENT?. FAST SET.LER.
House to house men clear. *• g up with ou
convenience for every hone women buy
on eight: sa- ee l - ana 9* - •
life of :• thing sells from handy de
monstration outfit, r-1 roller? ng 1
liverng. >our pay every day. Write
for free booklet. R E. Miller, Ire.. 11
Broadway. New York
t ’.KNTS 100 per cent profit selling guar
anteed quality iir.e r 175 art‘*-les* **v e
huusewlfe buys • in 7 0 buy again and
again. Capital and experience unneces
sary. We furnish everything, including
free samples for customers Write to
day The Hea. h-O Products Co. I>e; t
47. Cincinnati. O.
AGENTS—fJ an hour easily. Every house
hold eager, steady customers. Our r*
tsblishe \ profitable repeat up-to-tl»«
minute line of 24" everyday guaranteed
household necessities—big easy sei.er*
Permanent or Apa?e time work. Bi<
double line brings double profits Dept.
CT-30. Furst A- Thomas. Freeport. IS
x'SENTS S--11 sweaters without inves -
ing a r kel. Sells fast ’o hoihhi ••
•1 • r a- bs*-g. in prices Standard Hr."
ting Co . Jersey City. N J.
Situations Wanted—Female. 4fl
RELIABLE colored he p for homes re*
taursnts. hotel* factories, et: Alfre I
Jnr.e* Caterer and Employment Ager
I t2: I 'o«ice AT 9547
PIYOKKEEPER typist immediately; dr
v * office preferred. B-lls. Omeh
Pee.
F1XA.XTIAI..
Ruiines* Opportunity.. 42
n-1.1
We are dividing our territory !nto A '
tri* ta and t he dl**-tbutr»r» appoints
f<*r fii h »! *m t mil hate the *x . \
site «a !e ? our product. nh'rh "
« anufadure I1M o- more Weekly
not «»nly po««,t ie but a proven fa*
on absolute neoeaatt} and sells up*
s.cht to pra ically every aktomobtl<
• wner. Mr iiihun f Belmont. N »'
made f'u m ne d*> and saye: fl
weekly is mV other* a’w doing
equally (s well. The Bailey M*n\
faeturlnr Co.. Charlotte N C.
OLD ESTABLISHED paint and wall r
per at* r«< ;r. t’mahe In bua ne*a i n
1M»' list* a large established o!i*nte
Will sell fo~ cash • r trade for c;*.'
property \ hire** Om»h» Bee. Pc* B
l IT,
*R SAT K Half Interest in one of the
irjtt xnd fax*e«r crowing gereral me
handise tve* In the urea’ Roaeb .1
• Auoiry o* South Dakota. Will require
l< ■ ' > ash Will a • sell rea der e
propert' A T*s$, Omaha B**
GARAGE KOR 5AT F $*ock and «u •
ment In northern lews small ton
Write f -detAtla. Oleson Bros, 1,1'it.f
Is
H r 1.5 Vee heat*-* ' uc stores a***
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Tex * * >kl.« ’..ree *• »-*n* free Gen
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nast 11 vf»r* S '.‘t . ash 1' dbt* Ca*>
Kr»I KMate IaWus. 41
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v\ e buv outt ghi to*- , .sli
Fs St rg n> vefrs • ’ c j «i»BlrIC'»
f*r«.mpt e**tu»n
Tl V WO! '
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T.«x.i s on Omaha imp ' I’d • ope tv at
lo»' ext i * • ■ s
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LOW rate e*\ r tv property, guifkl?
c set na montho r»'***enta Ta lliL
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OMAR V x vvv t v*- \m FARMS.
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SV'OND *iort*agea or ontraete p.s
Vseed bv Tukex- t'ompany fib Eire*
\a» Bank l v ' f ?S
|D*a to ||o».'»t loaned prompt eervl-'e
r D Bead APB Bowman. West
Bldg
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