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    THK BKK: OMAHA, KATl RD.VY, DECEMBER 27, 1010.
Drawn for The Bee by Cliff Sterrett
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WANT ADS
Want ads received at any time, but
o insure proper classification muat
Iks presented before III o'clock noon
for tho evening clltlon and 7:i$(
p. m. for tho morning and Sunday
editions. Want ads received after
such hours will hove their first In
sertion under tho heading, "Too
lto to Classify."
cAsn hate for want ads
REGULAR CLASSIFICATION:
Ono Insertion, 12 cents per line.
Two or more consecutlvo inser
tions, o cents per lino.
Ono lino per month, 91.80.
Twenty cent a minimum charge.
Advertisements charged to patrons
harln rnunta arc measured br tho I
naving accounts are mcasureu oj mo
CHARGE RATES.
Six words to the line.
One insertion, 12 cents per line.
, I
x-wo or more tonscv.uu.u JUI.v-
tions, 9 cents per line.
Ono line per month, $1.80.
Twenty cents a minimum charge.
NOTE The Bco will not bo rc-
sponsible for moro thnn one wrong
vpuuaiu.o ....... n ,
1nAPMnn rn (vnncrvanhlrnl ArrflP.
-
Claims for error cannot bo allowed
nftcr tho tentll of tho following
mouth. An advertisement inserted
to bo run until forbidden must bu
topped by written order. Verbal or
telephone cancellations cannot be ac
cepted. DEATHS AND FU.tKIlAL NOTIC1CS
WEBT LAWN CEMETERY.
Most acccssiblo modern cemotery
in
Omaha, Perpetual care of lots and single
graves without charge. In case ot lm-
J i . . . . i . i ' - Cfl n- I
inruutiD nceu imrDiiana uuuh uo o- i
Harney 4343 and our free automobile la
rrt.. n....t.n. np n inpl I
JVUI OVI VIVO. A 11X7 UUlkft... ,..-
grave sUrts the ownership of a family
Tot on easv navmenta.
101 on easy pay mania,
WSLS7 ,v.SB'ti"U
m wb.i 1.111 , .
CCth and Lincoln Ave.
BItOPHY James, aged 63 years, Chlcaro,
III., December 21, from Injuries In u
street car accident.
IlemaJna will arrive In Omaha Saturday
morning and Ho In state at Hoff
mania Funeral home, Twenty-fourth and
poise, until S p. in. Interment, Ht.
Mary's cemetery. Deceased was a resi
dent of Omaha for over forty years; was
one of tho first ushers at the old St.
Phllomena church and past president of
Painters' union.
;fLYNN Cornelius, aged 70 years.
funeral juonuay morning, December
i!S. at 8:90 a. m.. from family residence. I
3615 Lincoln avenue, to St. Patrick's
I'liuivii w u. in. iiiiciiiiuui n, iuJ J b I
cemetery.-
HIRTIIS AND DEATHS.
Blrths-E. and Grace Dronta. 2112
Tinknv. iHri; "Wriinit nnii irtn nnrHnn
vmnii.r hnv- c nn Mnv innvin
3142 North Sixteenth, girl: E. and Edna
O'Keefe, 623 South Twonty-fourth, boy:
V. and Sadie Smith, Sixty-fifth and
Pierce. Klrl: A. J. and Ada Wilson,
Korty-flrst ' and Hamilton, girl; C, 1
and EAinice waring, iuu aoutn xwenty
second, sir).
Deaths C. I. BodJnson. 67 years,
Clarkson: V. s. Emmons. 35 years, lion
pltal. John Staehr. 43 years, hospital.
MARRIAG13 lilCBNSISS.
Tho following permits to wed have been
i B 1 ' '
Buea'
xi June via jvcsiaciitc. Age
Jjr uune. uuDllllcu...... JO
ltowena May cune, iouisviue i
John G. Ganx, Omaha... 43
Anna Braje, Battle Creek 27
Harry Anderson, Atlantic. Ia 24
Addle Younker, Mame, la 23
viuim a, joniuou, uron .,
x.una v.unni)', uiuaim, , .(
Clyde J. Fernand's, Omaha 22
uenna i. jiaocr. umana...... zs
Georse W. Ulrieh. Hoonor s
Mlna Rasmussen, Hooper., 19
Eugene A. Brownfleld, Nevada, Ia 36
Henrietta D. Sauer, Des Moines, la,... 32
Jaka M. Schleot. Jr.. McCook 21
Ora Brewer, Missouri Valley, la 19 1
John F. Klllmar. Osceola. Ia 24
Maude M. MoArdle, Omaha.,,..., 23
Arthur 12. Schultz. Corning, Ia 23
Vera E. Hayward. Korfok a
Oliver Decatur Duley. Grant yClty, Mo. 23
labei o. Lyncn, council muffs.. :i
Henry I. Ofterman, Mitchell, 8. D.... 35
.Mary lUddie. Rodney, ia , 241
A. A. Heffley. Lincoln over 21
Adelaide M. Suiter, Lincoln over 18
Herbert Rosenthal, Philadelphia ,
Martha Louise Hadra. Omaha..........
John Holmqulst. Emerson. Ia es
Emily i arison. Kmerson, it 4
BUILDING PERMITS.
J. M. Norlen. 1931 South Thlrtv.fn.inh
immr. iiiiaa uerso. 1K3 ailaml,
SM tM. i - - . - :--'i
irame. kw unuea Mates xniinh.
Bank, alterations. 12.700.
HELP WAN TED rSaiALE.
HuBsekeeyera and liuuicatlcs.
illb DI.n VyViN i. UlllU fllDULEM ' . " . I UOIICIg, IIICII11W1IP, miliv licawi kiiu
SOLVED Tha Bee will run a Servant 1? M T1 motorcyclo messenger servlca, asbestos covering. OMAHA STOVE IU-;-Qlrt
Wanted Ad FREE until you get thi lviu,lj' 21S 8. 13th. Doug. 2MS or 3820. .AIR WORKS. 1206-8 Douglas. Tyler 20.
desired result. T .Is applies to residents
of Omaha. Houtll Omaha n,1 r-mini.ll
Bluffs. Bring ad to The Bes office or
telephone Tyler 10C1
WANTED A girl
work small family.
IVI X. Tl Uli
WANTED A girl for general house-
worK. ssa rarnam at. H. 6314.
Mlscelltiieoua,
YOUNQ women coming to Omaht as
atrangera ar invited to visit theYount'
Women's Christian association building
at St. Matya Ave. and 17th St, wheis
they will be directed to suitable boarding
places or otherwise assisted. Look for
our travelers' guide at the UnUn station.
GOVERNMENT position
open
to
Women. ITS month, write Immedi
edfately for
Tree list. Franklin Institute, Dept. 6S3 IL
Rochester, N Y.
HELP WANTED MALE.
Agents, Salesmen nnd Sollcltura.
WANTED Four good solicitor at ones.
t00 Brandels Theater Bldg.
FRIED RABBIT DINNER
TEN CENTS
SATURDAY. 11 TO 8 P M.
AT
J J.S.-Y POLLACK, 15ti and Capitol.
HELP WANTED MALE.
AicrntK, Snlrsmrn nnil Kollcitni-s.
TRAVELING salesman wanted at onco
In Iowa and Nebraska, experience! In
aprons, kimonos, tcltlcoats and honso
dresses. Drawing account. Only expert
encedincn need apply. Addresa Y 381. Uce.
B
SALESMAN and ugents wanted, Spe
ciality line in universal demand. Sales
man who can handle a Klven territory
with 20 to 50 agents. Give reference with
application. Address Fort Dodge Cul
vert Company, 15. P. Phillips, salon man
ager. Fort Dodge, Iowa.
AGENTS to sell tho handy. light, new
est electric appliance; ono light wives
tl rce. Our selling method produces SO
per cnt sales, write for particulars.
General agent. 3508 Hamilton St., Omaha.
Sunday Pkgs.
CONSISTING OK ONH FULL QUART
Of II P. WHISKY. THREE LARGE
HOTTLlla OF ,JKBIl uBQUUn
PRICE 11.7-.. ALL, FOIt 9St AT mmmtii- v
T'nt.rfMi'H l.ionrm llOIISR. ISTII
AND CAPITOL AVE., SATURDAY, ALL I
DAY.
WANTED A real salesman to repre-
SCIlfc U CXVIUIUVCiy 111 DUUlllUlll lOUlllBlttt,
i,fB(nnnK January X 1914. We have- a
largn, well known and In every way first
class lino oi oxciusivo copyright calen
dars, fans and advertising specialties.
Our line Is so attractive and varied that j
each- nnd every business In every town i
In the country, . without regard to size,
cnn 1)0 ""cfessfully solicited. Our goods
Verv attractive, but no more so than I
IT..: ' - ." n . i.... ,11 1 I
jCur reasonaDiQ i-nccs. VjOiiiihibbiuii iiubthi,
Excluslvo territory assigned. Our com-
Pany was organized In 18S2, capltallied
for 1200.000. Write at once and enclose
mis aa. Aiercuams i-uuiisiiiiik - ivui- I
amnzoo, .men -
Ilnrs.
WANTED Qood Klrl for general house-
worn; no waaning; reierencea raquirea.
W. J. Coad. US a. mti HU
Factory nnd 'irndcs.
Dru t rB aB.. J b Knelsl Hee nidrf
Drugstore snnps. jous. Kneisi. nee nm
ri ITT Ititn Itin muat nrnfltulilu till at tiAU I I
" ... ...... ... . . .
or touay, mo auiomouno Dusincss, ani
hwomp IndoDondent. Our large, well-
i - , - M M . - ..." I . I .
equipped shops offer the opportunities ot
learning tho business by actual expert-
!.,, .urr.Mnt ,r.nv. nt ran nut
erms urevmoderate -' Write- or Sail. Nal
., nvulnlnir naanclatlnn. 2S14 N.
20th Ht., Omaha. Neb. Tel. Webster S9U,
WANTED FOlt U. H. AUMY Able
bodied unmarried men between ages of
IS and 8. citizens of United States, of
good character and temperate habits.
wiin cnn MneaK. reau ana wrua mo unK
llsh language. For Information apply to
nocruHlng Officer! Army Bldg". lth and
iva.. at. nmiihi Kali. I'AS Fourth St.. I
DodK Bin.. Omaha. Neb.: COG Fourth St..
Hloux City. la. 409 Walnut St., Dos.
Molnos. ia
HEU'-Lall Omaha Employment bureau.
atlscpllniieona.
YniTN'G MEN. vou should learn the
antmnnhlln tmalnpan and learn It RIGHT.
iCarn more money thnn you ovor did bo-
lore, wo nave lioill u uay twiu u '"S"1 1
Class, so you. navo no rcusuii mr uciay
i nmii in rwi iv. i
NEBRASKA AUTOMOBILE HCHUOU
1415 Dodgo BU
MEN 1 to 35, WIsninB to DO railway
mall clerks; I7u a month, writo ior P0OK
of Information. Y 320. Bee.
GOVERNMENT railway mall clerk, cus-
tnina.lntnrnnl revenue "oxama ' every-1
uhrn noun. Get nrenared bv former U,
S. civil service secrctary-oxaminer. iren
booklet ii is. write now, iouuy.
eon Civil Service School. Rochester, N. Y.
Sunday Pkgs.
CONSISTING OF ONE FULL QUART
OF H. P. WHISKY, THREE LARGE
llOTTLMS OF BEER. REGULAR
P1HCB 1175, ALL FOR 98C, AT HENRY
POIJ.ACK'S LIQUOR HOUSE. 15TH
ANn nAlIrni. AVE.. SATURDAY. ALL
DAY.
- ,i.rtli.ti UAI1II1T DINNMIl
nwv iwmin
SATURDAY. 11 TO 8 P. M,
1 AT
1 HENRY POLLACK'H, 16th and Capitol.
wi,i. ,.tpntable Ideas write Ran.
ssidolph Co., waanington, u. J.
WANTED SITUATIONS.
YOUNG man attending Bovles college
1 wants work tor board, u. low.
iim.iIm wnNhlnn anil lrflnlnir. II. E846.
-r.v. i.
Anif.u uin ui iu iv. j
i.i. n.. m hiiiim ?1 1 M,. twlli hi
Willi muni), .in. ,11.11, ... .m .v... ...i
ANNOTOCESiEN'l'S
Gibson's Buffet
322 South 15th St.
INVALIDS NEED PENSIONS.
Your maaazlne order and renewals con
tribute Wo or more towards a fund ot
13.000 for THE INVALIDS' PENSION
ABS'N. Wo MUST HAVE 63 subscrip-
Slltlons to the L. II. Journal, 11.60; Sat E.
1 PosL JLW. and Country Gentleman. ILEA,
In Dec. Remember your order or renewal
contnouies wo nuiipuii ui u
i invaiiaa who nava ixnmi wicu vcusiuii
checks each month since spring, at ft
SUUBCnpilUlla UI1IIUUI.1.CM nmi ucuiibiliil
cr.risimaa . loiuer
Christmas folder. UHGENT Jlall or
i liiinnA hiue m iHvil
VnnrinM nn M MAflAMSK MAN. Omaha
, .
UAZUb . LEAF PILE CONES-Ue.t
remouy ior ItcuinK. oirvuinK or pruiruuuiK
i nllra: fiOu tiostimld: samples free. Bher-
man 4t McConnoll Drug Co.. Omaha.
D. a QrlfflUi, wig mfr. 12 Frenzer Blk.
Francis Potter. Glbvin mandollnilulurl
Wedding announcements. Doug. Ptff. Co.
aKT a lucky WEDDINu RINQ from
BRODEQAARD'H AT the SION ot the
CROWN, up tho QOLDKN STAIRS, 16th
CLASSES in astrology. 2311 Farnam.
by Prof. Alexis Pfuhl. All kinds of occult
literature and neaitii cook hooks, witn
scientific lecture, for sale.
ATTRACTIONS
Omaha film, exch.. llth and Doug. Mo
tion picture machine and film bargains.
AUTOMOHILES
WE make a specialty ot auto foredoor
body building and painting. Highest
quality work. Win. Pfeltfer Carriage
Wks. D. 6922. 26th Ave. and Leavenworth.
1100 forfeit for any magneto we can't re
pair. Coll repairing, llaysdorfer. 210 N. IS.
Motorcycle.
WRITE M)il LIST
OF SECOND-HAND MOTORCYCLES.
MICKEL'S NEBRASKA CYCLE CO.,
15TH AND HARNEY.
BARGAINS In all makts ot used motor
cycles. Victor H. Iloos, "The Motorcycle
Man," 2703 Leavenworth St.
A B. C. of Omaha
A
AIION'8 Jewelry Gift Shop, 16th and
Farnam. Just shop around and
then get our prices.
ELI, DIIUO CO. New location, 1316
Farnam. Everything new. Old phone
Douglas 2623. Come, call or write.
Rubber goods.
K
ERR Abstract Co.. 305 S. 17th. 8L
Better be safo than sorry. Have
Kerr do your title work.
1) HOTOGRAPHER. W.W. Scott. Takes
photographs anywhere, any time.
318 McCague Bldg.. IS & Dodge. D.SGOj.
VCUUM cleaners, sweepers, hydraulic,
electric and hand power sold on
guarantee; lowest prices; machines
rented. Sanitary Service Co. Doug. 2901.
XMAS HINTS
AN APPROPRIATE XMAS GIFT.
A membership In the Yountr Women's
-ti i-ii . i . 1 1 1 . i . .
- " '"" " " uppromwu.
KIIEE A calendar of art Klven with
every purcliasc. Meyer Klein, va r. is Ht.
FIRST-CLABB home-modo cakes ot all
makes. Call Harney C500.
Olympla for Xmas candles. 1518 Harney.
RUSINESS CHANCES.
GOOD opening In new Nebraska town
for hotel, restaurant, barber jihop and
fCcd bam; for full Information address
n.ori ti
-'"
TO QUICKLY sell your business or real
estate write KennebocK Co.. Omaha,
TO GET In or out of business, call on
QAKuEBTAD, 404 Ileo Hldg. Tel. D. 8177,
14.700 BUYS hotel and furniture. 19 bed-
r oo inn; clearing 1100 per month above all
expenses: 10 per cent discount for cash:
no otnur hotel in town. W. C. Erton, Alta
Vista, la.
WANTED An idea. Who can think of
Bomo simplo thing to patent? Protect
your Ideas: they may bring you wealth
writo lor "isoeuen inventions" ana "How
1 a,rt. Yol,r Vlenl nna Your Money,'
liandolph St. Co., Patent Attorneys
U'. -lit rnHnn Tl f
wu,..l)to.w.., . wi
UUSINICSH PERSONALS
Markers,
ELHASSE1VS barber shoo KAN 43
YEAHS IN OMAHA. 1017 Farnam St 10
chairs. 10c shnvo and neck shave. WE
CLOSE ALL DAY SUNDAY.
HA1HCUT 25c. Hcnshnw Barber shop.
Brass Foundries.
Paxton-Mltchell Co.. 27th and Martha Hta.
i. t .....
Clilrnprnctors.
J. c. iJiwrcnce, D. C IT3 Howard. 1). 8461
w.ia.pUrvlance..D. C.,409 Pax. Blk. D. 4942.
Chiropodists.
DR. ROY, 1601 Farnam. Douglas 6407.
Cleaners uud Dyers.
r a-tt MFrt'R RITIT"
80o
LUUlVnt i.vt v m a vf, nnuaSp r
. t - - ' . . . . -
Webster 1915.
v"v"
Coal Dealers
$5.50
COAI "Johnson's Special."
S. JOHNSON, 18th and Izard.
BALED kindling. National Box Co., SOtli
and l'acinc.
Cuatutuura.
FULIj drss suits; party drosses for sale
or rent. Open evenings. John Feldman,
20t) N. nth. Douglas 3128.
Historical masquerade costumes to hlro
at Theo. Lleben & Sons, 1514 Howard St.
Creameries, Dalrlen nnd Supplies.
DAVID COLE CREAMERY COMPANY.
Vnrn.
FUR repairing. B. Fenster, 1410 N. 24th.
Danelnsr Arndemles.
Tanso. social dances a specialty. D. CS07.
IF YOU ilou'tJ dance and wish to. call
Doug. 5446: tango and now dances taught
every Friday, s p. m. niacKies, isis liar
ney.
Detectives.
JAMES ALLAN. 313 Neville nik. Evl
dnnco secured In all cases. Tyler 1136.
L.v W. Longnecker. 617 ICarbach. D. 2833,
OMAHA Sec Serv. DeU Agcy., bonded.
n.ii.n. 1110 1'atlnn lilnnK
I w . - "
DrrsiuinkluK.
Dressmaking, reasonable: work guar
anteed. Tel. Doug. 6176. 2584 Harney.
I Terry Dressmak'g college. 20th & Famam,
Drmi.
DRUGS at cut prices: freight paid on
110 orders: catalogues tree. Hhertram St
Mcconnell urug uo umana. nep.
Everythlnar for Women.
Plumes made over, oleaned, dyed, curled.
Bertha Kruger. 429 Paxton Blk. D. Kl.
Florists.
A. nONAGHUE. 1623 Har. D. 1001; A. 100L
HESS & SWOBODA,
1415 Farnam St.
L. HENDERSON. 1619 Farnam,
D. 1358.
BATH'S, florists. Boyd Theater Bldg.
tii0V tailoring, guar? H. 3097. 3S29 Cum'c.
i ;
Furnaces, Stoves and Repairs.
WWW ftirnnrM fnrvi.1. TCAlfilnp
Douglas: Hero school room heaters: Em-
KTi"A.andh-J.?ieW.nldi,.i- waeJT
Nurseries nnd Seeds.
STEWART'S SEEDSMAN. 119 N. 16th.
Patents.
H. A. Sturges. 630 Brandels The. Bids
D. O. Barnell. Paxton Blk. Tel. Red 7117.
riuiublna.
PLUMBING and heating. Fischer &
Connell, 1318 William St. Douglas 6737.
Plumbing, heating.
FARNAM PLUMB
W. 7828. W. 3061 Eve
INQ CO.. M07 N. 21th.
Printing.
DOUGLAS Printing Co.
Tel. Doug. 644.
WATERS-BARNHART Ptg. Co.,
Ity printing. Tel. Doug. 2190. 621 S
qual
. Uth.
CENTRAL PRINTING CO.. Doug. S7&4.
Sheet Metal Works.
CARTER Sheet Metal works, 110 S. 10th.
' Store aud Office Fixtures,
Desks, safes, scaled, bhowcoaes, shelv
ing, etc. We buy, we sell. Omaha Fixture
and Supply Co.. 414-16-18 8. 12th. D. 2724.
btorra Doom nna Windows.
Welrich, storm doorr, sashes, 1317 N. Si.
UUSINESS PERSONALS.
Trnnkn nnd StUtvases.
FUELING & STEINLE. 1803 Farnam St
AVIncs nnd Llqnon,
WILLOW Springs beers, liquors, cigars,
sandwiches. Alex Jetes. 201-3 8. 13th St
EDUCATIONAL
THE MID-WINTER TERM
OF BOYLES COLLEGE
OPENS MONDAY, Jan. 5.
In both tho day and night schools in
Omaha and Council Muffs.
"I will absolutely guarantee a
good position for every graduate
of tho business and shorthand or
telegraphy departments of either
of my big schools. Moro thnn that,
1 will secure a place for any young
man or woman to work for his or
her board whllo attending It he
desires such position."
II. B. BOYLES.
Comnleto courses In business, book
keeping, stenography, stenotypy, tele
graph, civil service nnd salesmanship.
The catalogue Is ready. Call,' writo or
Phono for it. lioylcs college, isth and
I-arney His., omnha, Neb.
FOR SALE at a discount, a fun, un
limited scholarship In Boylen Business
college, Omaha; good for either short
hand or business course. Apply at tno
office of Omaha Bee.
MONDAY, JANUAKY B, IS THE OPEN
ING DAY OF THE WINTEIl TERM
OF THE MOSHER-LAMPMAN
COLLEGE.
Unsurpassed classes In all business and
English branches, shorthand, stenotypy
and typewriting. Graduates nrc guaran
tied good positions. 1'iaccs proviuru tor
young people to work for board. For a
now freo cataloguo address Moshor-
Lamnman Collccc. 1815 Furnam St..
Omaha. Neb.-
THE VAN SANT SCHOOL.
STENOGRAPHY ONLY.
DAY AND NIGHT SCHOOL.
Patronised by tho educated and experi
enced. No solicitors. Telenhono or write
for catalogue. Omaha, Nub.
LOST AND 1'OUND
OMAHA & COUNCIL BLUFFS STREET
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Persons having lost some artlclo would
do well to call up the office of the Omaha
& Council Bluffs Street Railway com
pany to ascertain whether they left It In
me street cars.
Many articles each day are turned In
and the company Is anxious to restore
them to tho rightful owner. Call Doug
las 13.
LOST-A pure white bull terrier dog,
Sharp pointed ears, long tall, long nose.
itewura it reiurneo to ueorge u. ituch
ott, 2203 Harney St., Cameron garage.
WILL the lady who picked up bill purse
In Orklns' store. Wednosday afternoon.
please return same to The Beo office and
no questions will be asked? Her Identity
Is known.
BETWEEN 14th and 16th on Douglas
December 23, lady's gold watch. Call A
oi, council uiufis.
MEDICAL
Dr. Baker Medical Offices.
DISEASES OF WOMEN.
Consultation and examination free.
210 South 14th Street. Omaha. Neb.
$500 Reward
For any case of PILES that DR. MAX-
tVntion from business pay
SS?Ji,iiWM T.?Ji"?.Ey
H null jUkJ iiuimiuua v, 'v v. . v.
have been cured by Dr. Maxwell, 2S years
in umana. 4us umana Nat. uk.. umana
Piles, Fistula Cured
Dr. B. R. Tarry cures rllca, fistula and
other rectal diseases without surgical
operation. Cure guaranteed and no
money paid until cured. Write for book
on rectal diseases with testimonials.
DR. E. R. TARRY. 240 Be Bldg.. Omaha.
MONET TO LOAN
MONEY FURNISHED SALARIED
PEOPLE and other upon their own
names; rates cheap, easy payments. Nor
ton Sl Co., 335 Board of Trade Building.
OFFERED FOR RENT
Apartments and Flats.
Gordon Van Go. S
219 N. Uth St.. or 210 S. 17th St. Tel. D. 391
DESIRABLE five-room steam heated
apartment. The Mason, 31st and Mason
Bts., 140.00. Tel. H. 6187. Apply Apt. No.
1, The Mavon.
REDUCED FOR WINTER.
IIS. 6-rm. flat. 1202 N. 24th.. Cozy. D. 4512.
1809 FARNAM 4. rooms, completely mod
ern: sultablo location for offices, studio.
dental or dressmaking rooms, eta, for
tenants wishing homes adjoining. Hall
Dlst. Co., 433 Ramge. Douglas 7400.
o-iu, an nioucrii, wmi j&miui bditiuo,
first floor. Lorraine Aparts.. 17th aud
Maple Sts. Mengedoht. Web. 8713.
TEN-ROOM flat, seven-room cottage;
live living rooms; mouern. itarney mi.
THE STANDARD FLATS.
High Grade, 0 Rooms.
Comfort. Ease.
WALKING DISTANCE.
PAYNE &. SLATER CO., Om. Nat. Bk.,
and T. 'J. HOOK, 1101 N. 18th St.
Board nnd Rooms.
PrlvHte homo cooking, reasonable. 624 S. 20
THE IRVING See our rooms; finest In
city; modern; reasonable- 2102 Leaven
worth. CloUe In. Douglas S5I7.
WOULD like to have young lady sharo
room with another laay, line locaiion.
near car line, moaern. reaBoiinoic. vuu
or without board. Harney 8479.
Furnished Rooms.
NICELY furnished rooms; new, remod
eled flat; modern; reasonable. Ill S. Uth.
Furnished Ilnusekeeplnir Rooms.
DAVENPORT, 3)182 or S front house
keeping roomiL .
Unfurnished Rooms.
4 unfurnished Hkg. rooms. Web, loa.
Hotels and Apartments.
DODGE HOTEL Modern; reasonable.
THE VINCENT Clean. ventilated
rooms. 60o up. 19th and Harney. Doug. 6ftS
Houses and Cottages.
' Storage and Van
P I I Jr,l 1 I Y Co- Goods stored.
moved, pacKea,
shipped. 16th and Jackson Sts. Doug. 1516.
3-ROOM house for rent, furnished or
unfurnished. 1903 Wirt Webster 666.
SIX-ROOM cottage, 3610 Seward St;
modern except heat. Webster PS303.
OFFERED FOR RENT.
Houses nnd Cottnjgc.
GlobeVan& Storage
Storage 12 per month. Packing and
shipping 3-horso van with 2 men, 11.25
per hour. Douglas 433S or Douglas 3713.
T-Trmcno In all parts of the city,
xiuu&ib CrciBh sons & Co Uce ui,js.
NEAT, desirable 6-room cottage: mod
ern except furnace. 62S S. 10th Ave.; 123.
Douglas 4230.
lfiir. HALL AVE.. 7-r.: moil.: J30.
MOO t'nderwood Ave.. Dundee: S-r.: 60.
1431 Emmet St., 7-r. ! completely mod. iSJ.
THOS. F. HALL. 433 Hamcc Bldg. D.'M.
FOIl KENT Two-story frame dwelling,
on Cass, near 2fith; modem. Crclghton
university. Douglas 2320.
MAGGAItD VAN AND STOUAGE CO.
packs, moves, store-i nnd ships household
goods and pianos, Douglas 14M.
T P T?nn1 Kxp. Uo., furnlturo moving,
J.UlvaU Two ,nen ft hour. D. J141
COMPLETE LIST of vacant houses,
apartments and flats that are for rent.
This list is compiled dally. You will be
furnished a list free of charge by calling
Douglas 4163. umaha van & Hlorago Co.
NOTHING like It: steam heat, 4 or 5
or 7-room flats and houses 220 N. 23d.
2913 MASON; nice
families or roomers.
large brick
II. 1550.
for
SPLENDID placo corner 18th and Wirt.
No better neighborhood. First class nnd
beautiful Fine garage. See It. W. 3317.
115-1310 Pierce. City water, gas. D. 4512.
3119 CALIFORNIA. 5-room cottage, part
modern, also 2 rooms furnished, furnace
heat. Harney 4(wi.
NEAR CATHEDRAL
R-r.. east front, fireplace, oak trim, big
trees, 1 blk. to 40th nnd Cuming.
O'ICEEFE REAL ESTATE COMPANY
Douglas 2715. Evenings II. 33S or II. 5134.
624 a 28th St.. 9 rooms, all modern..l40.00
1424 N. 19th St., 9 rooms, all modern.. 30.00
3fil0 Jones St., 8 rooms, all modern.. 25.00
1000 S. 2Zd St.. ft rms.. mod. ex. heat z&.w
4123 N. 2oth Ave., 6-r., mod. ex. heat. 20.00
2fi02 Chicago St., 7 r., mod. ex. hent.. 20.00
2022 Charles St.. fi rooms, part mod.. 16.00
3331 Fowler Ave., 5-r , mod. ex. heat. 13.W
BIRKETT & COMPANY'.
423 Bco Bldg. Douglns 4751.
Stores nnd Offices.
DESK room. Mertz. 870 Brandels Bldg.
FOR RENT The office on ground floor
of Tho Bee building occupied by the
Havens-White Coal company. Frontago
on Farnam St., and occupying about 1,500
square feet, with extra entrance on th:
court of tho building. Large vault, Flnt;
ouico iixiurcs ior aaic. Appiy , i
t'CIl, lien oilice,
1M1 FARNAM ST.. 3.000 snuare feet.
1S03V4 Furnam St., 1,750 square feet (In
rear) suitable for shops; steam Jient: hut
nnd cold water furnished. Thos. F. Hall,
433 Ramgo Bldg. Douglas 7405.
llnrn tor Rent.
Barn, suitable for ten earn. 222S Howard.
OFFERED FOR. SALE
Furniture.
MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE
Tho up-to-tho-mlnute satin stripe ma
hogany clothing cublntts ot the Geo.
Brooks' store. These aro Grand Rapids
Show Case Co.'s fixtures with their Im
proved three-piece extension gurmcnl
rack, all nickel pinto. Theso fixtures
are as good as new and will be sold at a
tremendous sacrifice If bought before Jan-
i uary A' cah regfster,
Lnmson's cash cnrrler air line
saie unu
system.
GEOliGE BROOKS,
16th and Harney Sts.
Typewriters.
Typewriters sold, rontcd, repaired. Cen
trnl Typewriter Exchange. 307 S. 17th St.
RENT Remingtons, Monarchs and Smith
Premiers of their makers. The Remington
Typewriter Co. Telephone Douglas 1S24.
Rental credited It you purchase, and only
very newest nnd highest grade machines
sent out. Rates, three months for IS for
unaerstroke machines, or 3 per montn
for latest model vlstblo writers.
Mlscellnnt- uns.
SAFES Overstocked, second-hand, all
makes. J. J. Dcrlght Safe Co., 1212 Farnam.
STATUTES FOR SALE Tho Nebraska
Statutes as prepared by the codo com
mission will be ready for delivery about
January ID, 1914. Price for ordinary bind
ing, J5. Bible edition (1,000 copies), flexi
ble covers, fine paper, 16. Send ordors
to this department with remittance.
Transportation to be paid by purchuBer.
Addison Wait, Secretary ot State.
FOR SALE New and second-hand
carom and pocket billiard tables and
bowling alleys and accessories; bar fix
tures of all kinds; easy payments. The
Brunswlck-Balke-Collendcr Co., 4O7-409 S,
10th St.
FOR SALE at a discount, a full, un
limited scholarship In Boyles Business
college, Omaha; good for either short
hand or business coarse. Apply at tho
office of Omaha Bee.
flfl BuyB Best Coal for the money; try
Jpu.uu ,t Web Hg Harmon & Weeth.
TERSONAL
YOUNQ women coming to Omaha as
strangers nre Invited to visit the Young
Women's Christian association building
nt Uth and St. Mary's Avo., whero they
will be directed to suitable boarding
Vlaccs or otherwise usslsted. Look for
our travelers' aid at tho Union station.
THE Salvation Army Industrial home
solicits your old clothing, furniture, mag
azines. We collect Wo distribute. Phone
Douglas 4133 and our wagon will call.
Call and Inspect tho new home. 1110-1112-1114
Dodge St.
A"JkJVPlAJrte; Bldg. Douglas 6J72.
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AnnaAnaerson. Mag-tic Ueat, 418 Beo bldg
6J-DAY BLOOD REMEDY.
. Bexten Pharmacy. 12th and Dodge.
iFil.EilTRlP MASSAGE BATH
II
Miss Burns.
Massage. Miss Walton, i. 224. Neville blk.,
16th and Harney. Phone Douglas 437.
LAURA WIION, bath. mass. D. 875L
Turkish oath, mass. Davldge blk. D. 6895.
fclec. maa.T"bath. ill Balrd Bldg.. 17 &D.
MAGNETIC Trt.. IS29 Vinton. D. 6026.
MRS. SNYPER. Ele-trtc Trt, D. 43M.
MASSAGE. 1C9 S. 17th St, Mrs. Steele.
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REAL 'ESTATE
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ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.
REED Abstract Co., oldest abstract
oiflca In Nebraska. 201 Brandels theater.
The Persistent and Judicious Use of
Newspaper Advertising Is the Road to
Business Success.
REAL ESTATE.
PUUPUUTY I'Olt SALE.
CITY
FIFTY DOLLARS
A LOT OFF
Special salo of lots on Cuming street, 30th to 32d, south fronts.'
Lots 40 to 45-foot frontage by 120 feet deep to a 14-foot alley.
Paving, sidewalk, sower, water and specials of every kind paid.
Think of it, This Is a less price than Is asked for lots a mile farther
out with few or none of tho special Improvements paid.
We want to close tho year with a certain volume of business. Kroin
this price of $1,000 a lot wo will deduct JG0.00 to all purchasers boforo
Januury 1st, 1914.
Terms $19.00 cash, $19.00 a month until paid. The easiest terms
over offered on property of this class In Omaha.
v
There are only25 of theso lots
sent itself again.
Salesman will be on tho ground to show lots every afternoon frorrtyi
o'clock until dark till Doc. 31, unless all are sooner sold. m.
Take Cuming or Harnoy street car or call at our office C 12 Paxton.
block.
BENSON & CARMICHAEL
Phono Douglas 1722.
MAP OF OMAHA STREETS, Indexed;
alo Omaha Ted book, vest pocket size,
freo at our office; two stamps by mall.
Charles E. Williamson, Real Estate, In
surance, enre of property, Omaha.
MUST sell my 7-room house, 2505 Pierce
street, at 1150 cash, balance monthly.
I'hnnn D 3fi07.
TO BUY, SELL OK RENT. FIRST SEE
JOHN W. BOBBINS. 1S02 FARNAM ST.
Investigate
2030 Spring St.; 11 room house, gas nnd
water; good condition; $&0 cash down,
balanco monthly, same ns rent. Wcb.7968.
ACREAtiE FOn. SALE.
Acreage Acreage
Home especially good bargains In i, D,
10, 20 and 40-acre improved tracts, espe
cially in 20 and 40-acre tracts. Possession.
ORIN S. MERRILL COMPANY,
Northeast Corner 23l and M Sts.,
Phono South 1C02. South Omaha, Neb."
REAL ESTATE.
FA It. 11 Jt RANCH LA.NUS FOR SALE.
Arlconn.
FOR' 2 we can locate you on 320 acres
government land; best of soil and water
und close to main line R. R., and good'
climate. 12.YJ pays fare down and back
from Omaha, tiling fees, surveying, trans
portation on the ground, etc.
U26 City Nat. Bank Bldg., Omaha.
Cnnnitn.
ALBERTA lias great nnd varied perma
nent natural rosoiirces. Keep your eye
on her oil development. For detailed In
formation ndilress Albertn Oil Develop
ment Association, Calgary, Alberta, Cnn.
Minnesota.
2S0-ACRH farm 35 miles from .Minneapo
lis, 1H miles from a good railroad town;
part under cultivation, balance meadow
and pasture land; good soli; good eight
room house, worth 13,000; Imrn, granary,
corn cribs, cattle sheds, machine sheds,
etc.; 14 cows, 20 head of steers and heif
ers, three horses, hogs, chickens, com
plete set of farm machinery, buggies,
wagons, sleds, 60 tons of hay, 1,200 bas
kets of corn, 150" bushels mixed grain,
176 bushels potatoes, In fact everything
on the farm goes, except tho furniture;
prlco 112,000; one-halt cash.
SCHWAB BROS..
102R Plymouth Bldg. Minneapolis. Minn.
Missouri.
180-ACRE farm, Improved; price 12,i300;
1500 down; map free. Arthur, Mountain
View. Mo.
FARMS FOR SALE 15.00 down. 15.00
monthly buys 40 acres good timber land;
near town, Texas county, Mo.; prlco 1200:
perfect title J H. Jarrell, Mt. Vernon,
111.
Nebraska.
FarmsFarmsFarms
Driving dlslanco of Omaha; bargains.
Let us show you the goods; all sizes, all
prices, all terms.
ORIN S. MERRILL COMPANY,
Northeast Corner 23d and M Sts.,
Tel. South 1502. South Omaha, Neb.
FOR SALE 160 acres of land in Mer -
rick county, Nebraska, one-half mllo , ciectlon of fivo directors and the trans,
from Clarks, described as follows: W'j aciion of bucIi other business as may
of ne'.i of section 12, township XI, rnns'e legally come before the meeting- will be
iv and w! of se'4. Good Improvements i,e4 at room X103, Union Pacific head
and must be bold. J. J, Keofe. 112 No- quarters bulldlngr 15th and Dodge sts.,
braska St.. Sioux CTty. Ia, i Omaha, Nebraska, on Monday, the 12tli
: .! nt January. 1914. at 10 o'clock, a. m
Nebraska.
NO. A-102-A splendid Irrigated SO aores.
In a prosperous Swedish neighborhood, 6
miles from Bayard, In Morrill county.
vnr- onnllv- at MO.V1 nnv.M. 1 CM rii.l,
'7" t-.-". -. -
: e annua., insiaumems at o JWr
MT n Iwr
I l'AVVP ixvkwma't company
I IJl.l)llli.Vl LUJUA.M,
ure iilocK. umana.
NO. 101 SO acres near town of Keystone;
under a good ditch; only 150 an acre;
ii.wi casn ana oaiance in one to ten
years at C per cent. This Is easily worth
110 per acre more than Is asked for It.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
Ware Block, Omaha.
Oklnhoran.
I pARM bareai.
240 acres, all tillable.
Grunt county. Oklahoma; 134 aores In
cultivation; .hh acres line wneat, balance
meadow and pasture, all fenced, orchard,
umv. wlmltnlll M-.i I ,1 ... r .
abundant, 4-rooin house, stable, 8 head,
granary, etc. Rural route and phone.
Eddy iSft miles; others. 4. 6 and 7 miles.
1 School one mile. Churchos In towns.
German and American settlement. Price
146 per acre for quick deal. Worth M
more. Perfect title. A. T. Cox, owner,
Enid. Okl
REAL ESTATE
CITY rilOPEUTY FOIl SALE.
and such an opportunity will nbl pre
REAL ESTATE LOANS
1100 to 110,000 made promptly. F, 5T
Wead, Wead Bldg.. 18th and Farnam.
CITY LOANS. Bemls-Canberg Co..
310-313 Brundels Theater building.
WANTED city loans. Peters Trust Co.
GARVIN BROS-Sfa
WA;NT13Dclty ,oans and warrants.
W. ! arnnm Smith & Co., 1320 Fnrnnm St
CITY" anil fnrm Innn. t ........
No delay. J. 11. Dumont & Co., 1603 Far
nam St.. Omnha.
CITY nronfirf T.nrcrn Innn. .n..lnK.,
w. it phi;: w e.n.: "n ,r sssv"""
I "'"". o oiam utiiiit uiag.
OJ1"A homes. Ea8t Nebraska farms.
1610 OMAHA NATIONAL. Douglas' 2715.
i ivl, per cent farm loans; optional
payments. Wm. McCormlck. 1201 Farnam.
LARGE loans our specialty. Stull Bros.
-MA-nnisN & MORTON. 916 OmTNatT
WANTED TO BUY
RACHMAN will treat you right: best
prices for furn., cloths, shoes. W. 6146.
HIGHEST prices pa(d for men's cast
off clothes nnd shoes. Doug. 8017.
I HAVE sold my Iowa farm. Must buy
again In next 30 days. Want 40 to 2tX
acres, not over fivo miles from any of
Omaha's suburbs or South Omaha. State
location, Improvements, amount of land
in cultivation and price. Will pay cash.
No Inflated values or trades considered.
Address C 144. Bee.
BASE BURNER wanted. Must be good,
but cheap. Answer nt once. Address a
146, caro Beo.
WANTED TO RENT.
AY AN TED Two furnished rooms, steam
heated with privilege of light housekeep
ing. Address N 271. Bee.
LIVE STOCK MARKET Or WEST
Ship llvo stock to south Omaha. Save
mileage and shrinkage. Your consign
ments recclvo prompt and careful atten
tion. Live Stuck Commission Merchants
MARTIN BROS. '& CO.. Exchange Bldg,
LIVE STOCK FOR SALE
11 oral' nnd Vehicles.
NEW and second-nand wagons for, sale.
25th Ave. and Leavenworth St.
LEGAL NOTICES.
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.
Notice is hereby given to tho stock
holders of Lec-aiass'-Andrcesen Hard
ware company that the unnual meeting
of tho stockholders of the company
will be held nt the offices or said com
pany, corner of Ninth and Harney
streets. In tho city of Omaha, In thu
state of Nebraska, on Tuesday, January
13, A. D 1914, at x o'clock p. m., for the
purpose of electing a board of directors
for the company to servo during tho en
suing year, and to transact such other
business aa may bo presented at such
meeting. H. J. LEE, President,
J. CLARKE COIT. Secretary.
D13-d30t.
NOTICE.
Stockholders' meeting of The Union
Land company: Notice Is hereby given
...,t tiia nnnual meeting of tho stockhnlrl.
I ' - r ti, Union Land companv for ih
Tho stock transfer books will b closed
- ton rfava nrovlous to the meeting. Alex
'Millar, secretary. New York City, N, V.
. d"c. 19. 1913. D17-d20t
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the IIABTIftUa AWD NUUlliWkbT
-T.vi T M I HO A 11 mipiVV. fnr v.
...... ......... . .110
: ".Vion of seven directors nnd the trani:
nctlon of such other business as may
i.wfiiltv rome before the nieetlnir. will
;"Lrj . n, nrrin, ..r a t V.' ui "'
: corner of Fifteenth and Dodge Streets,
Omaha. Nebraska, on Monday, January
Ut I1C1U fcssw wks.u w M UUIlt; .
1 6th. ll'M. at u o ciock j. m.
T. M. ORR. SccreUry.
MONTANA BANKER GIVES
TOWARD NEW CATHEDRAL
HELENA, Mont, Dec. 2i-"ThomaN
Cruse, banker, today gave as a Christmas
present to Bishop Carroll 1100,000 with
which to comploto tho Catholic cathedral
In this city. Thlfc makes a total of HSO.OnO
Mr. Cruse has contributed toward th'
cathedral. lie also urfnouncod he would
glvo a pipe organ on completion of tho
building.