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For I am the WANT-AD To engage my services call Tyler 1000 or come to my office THE OMAHA BEE.
The Omaha Sunday Bee
The Real Estate and Want -Ad Guide To All of Greater Omaha
PART FIVE
WANT-AD SECTION
PAGES ONE TO EIGHT
PART FIVE
WANT-AD SECTION
PAGES ONE TO EIGHT
VOL. XLVI NO. 15.
THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: SEPTEMBER 24, 1916.
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CARD OF THANKS.
WE WISH to express our thanks to our
friends and neighbors for the sympathy
shown during the Illness and death of our
beloved son and brother, also for the
beautiful floral offerings.
Ml AND MRS. M. J. CONLON AND
FAMILY.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
D1TFPT ft JOHNSTON, ernoalmere and fu-
neral directors 717 8. 16 1 h. Tyler 167$
ETK BUKKET ft SON Funeral directors
and embalmer, 2904 Leavenworth. Har. 90
HULSlt. ft RIKPEN, undertakers and em
balm era. 701 8. 16b 8 Douglas 1831.
Monuments and Cemeteries.
BEAUTIFUL markers, tablets and crosses
(or unmarked graves. Redman Grave
Marker Co., 1470 Spencer St Webster 1605.
FLORISTS.
BEAT QUALITY CUT FLOWERS or
plants. Art Combinations, shipped every
where, excellent service to our custom
ers In past years recommends HESS A
SWOBODA. 1416 Farnam St. Doug. 160L
LARGEST ASSORTMENT of fresh flowers,
delivered or shipped anywhere. L, HEN
DERSON, ifiltt Farnam St. Dou?;. 1238.
Fonteuelli
LEE L. LARMON
Florist.
1814 Douglas.
Doug. 8244.
PARKER Flower Shop, 411 S. 16th. l. 1101.
DONAGHUE, 162X Harney. Doug. 1001.
BATH, florist. 1804--Faruam St 1). SuOO.
MARRIAGE LICENSES-
The following permits to wed have been
Issued:
Name and Residence. Age.
Harry Bailey, Omaha 22
Margaret Fuist. Omaha 20
Mike Zramlrowskl, Omaha 21
Annie Gussak, Omaha 20
Forrest W. Rorick, Omaha over 21
Anno A. Altkenhead, Omaha over 18
Edward D. Grey, Omaha 36
Mary E. McMahan, Springfield, Mass.... 26
Lee Moore, Omaha 1ft
Sophia Marco, Omaha 17
Josef Wllcsynxkl, Omaha .-. 24
Agnes Budney, Omaha 23
Lewis E, Mares, Dwlght, Neb 21
Mary A. Kubat, Omaha 21
John J. Wroblewskl, Omaha 26
Sophia Swetala, Omaha 21
Frank Staggs, Esthervllle la 21
Hazel Shea, Omaha 18
BUILDING PERMITS.
A B. Cramer, 1020 South Forty-second,
frame dwelling, J 2, 000; L. M. Talmage, 5202
Burt, brick veneer dwelling, $10,000; Ed
Callahan. 1308-18 Jackson, brick garage,
$10,000.
ATTRACTIONS
MERRY-GO-ROUND at German Home Park
Carnival from Sept. 2 to Oct. 8, at 4406
South 13th St.
BIRTHS AND DEATHS.
Birth" George A. and Hazel Wlnscot,
8702 North Thirty-ninth, girl; Norrls and
Nellie Hapiey, 285C Spalding, boy; George
and Fannie Merboth, Hli! Norm rniny-
thlrd, boy; Carl L. and Anna Reuachen,
1609 Smith Twenty-fifth, boy; Joseph and
R.wie Elklns, 2204 North Twenty-second,
bov; diaries and Blanche Kelly, 2407 N.
boy; Hi.rry and Nellie Urtilon. 3614 North
Thirty-sixth, buy ; Cartnel and Carmela
("Hrb'tirtni, lilfi South Seventh, boy; William
U. and Gertrude Houghton, 3492 Meredith
hs Mary Mollner, 2. 1608 Elm;
HVukhii, "1. 4 ;4H South Fifteenth:
McCoy. 7 monthH. U204 Martha;
Mny. 2. 1333 1'rcxel; Mrs. Laura
2'y Mffen,nn; Mary E. Hill,
pit I: John P. McAllister, 73. 2 ins
; .It.trph Scroggins, 60, Sixteenth
Mtlratfo; Ht-nry il. Nelson, 44. hospl-
K. VV right, 47, l8& soutn UlCV-
LOST-FOUND-RE WARDS
, K VOL' lusv anything and will advertise it
, il r . ,v ;i i will surely recover it If found
Vy hii hjntrft purnon. Remarkable recov-
ri.-o tire brought about every day through
; hla ru.umn.
TMiI LAW People who find lost
artk.es are interested in knowing That
the state law is strict In requiring them
to seek the owner through advertisement
and otherwise, and that a failure to do
so. If same can be proven, Involves a se
rious penalty.
MAHft COfTNCOTmFFS STREET
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Persons having lost some article would
do well to caH up the office of the Omaha
& Council Bluffs Street Railway company
to ascertain whether they left It Jn the
street car.
Many articles- each day are turned In
and the company Is anxious to restore
them to the rightful owners. Call
Tyler 8i'0.
LOST Large heirloom cameo pin, re
turn to 2716 Poppa Hon Ave. or 636 Pax
ton Blk. Harney 1604 and receive liberal
reward. '
LOST-FOUND-REWARDS
LOST Friday evening between Saunders
school and picture show at 40th and
Dodge, a package of Jewels. Very liberal
reward. Phone Walnut 2202. Mrs. Bix
le r. 369 N. 4 1 st Avo.
LOST Small mesh bag Wed. afternoon be
tween 24lh and Farnam and 35th and
Dodge or on Faniam car, Harney 2982.
Reward.
LOST Sunday 17 in downtown district.
Diamond stick pin. Reward for return, or
information. Address Box 6372, Bee.
LOST On 48th and Dodge Sts., a purse con
taining a small sum of money. Tel.
Douglas 8422.
LOST Very fat white and black female
fox terrier. Reward. 8221 Lincoln Blvd.
Harney 1413.
FEMALE fox terrier, black and white, long
brown ears. Call Web. 6617. Reward.
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
Furniture and Household Goods.
EARLY
AK-SAR-BEN
VISITORS
"Make a visit to this Underwrit
er's Furniture sale HE FORE the
opening of carnival. The bargains
we are offering will surprise you.
The Underwriter's -loss rts your gain,
and the more you buy the more you
save.
OUR MOTTO Highest quality
goods at lowest prices, with better
accommodations than elsewhere,
Read this partial list, call and
examine the goods.
$65.00 Beautiful odd man. chlff $28.76
$78.00 Solid mah. dresser, Queen
Anne 48.60
$56.00 Triplicate dressing table, Ctr.
wal 25.00
$42.00 Mah. dresser, plank top 21.60
$41.00 Mah. chiffonier to match 19.76
$33.00 Odd wal. dresser, large glass 17.76
$31.00 Golden oak dresser 16.75
$20.00 Odd mah. bed. a bargain.... 13.00
$33.00 Golden oak bed 16.00
$L!6.00 Colonial mah. bed 11.75
$12.00 Continuous post bed, V. M..., 6.95
$15.00 Massive post colonial bed.... $.75
$24.00 Guaranteed brass bed 18.60
$33.00 Massive brass bed 17. GO
$ 9.00 Open box spring, 96 colls.... 5.60
$ 9.00 Special hotel mattress 4.96
$ 7.00 All steel springs, guar 8.75
$12.00 All layer felt mattress 6.76
$18.00 4 row felt mattress absolutely
the bent made $.60
DINING ROOM SPECIALS.
$14.00 Solid oak round extension
table 7.60
$16.50 46-in. platform din. table 8.76
$22.00 Massive fumed din. table.... 11.60
$28.00 4ff-ln. solid oak din. table 14.75
$42.00 64-ln. .octagon pedestal, fum
ed or golden oak dining table..,. $1.60
$33.00 64-ln. 12-ln. pedestal golden
or fumed oak din. table... 17.60
$46.00 Wm. & Mary 64-in. table 23.60
$58.00 64-in. golden or fumed buffet 29.60
$42.00 48-in. golden oak buffet..... 20.00
$36.00 Plank top massive buffet.... 18.60
$ 9.00 Cane back dining chairs.... 4.60
$ 8.00 Wm. & Mary dining chairs.. $.65
$ 6.00 Slip seat din. chairs, leather. 2.45
We deliver to all parts of the city.
OUT-OF-TOWN ORDERS SOLICITED.
'""PHONE DOUGLAS 1317.
STATE FURNITURE CO.,
Cor. 14th and Dodge Sts.
FOR SALE Large size Gold Coin hard coal
stove, worth, new, $&6, used eight months.
Perfect condition. Will sell for $26.00.
Call at 1912 So. 34th or see I. W. MOOR
man, Brandels stores.
STOVES, furniture, rugs, bedding and
linen of all kinds. Open till 9 p. ru
Dolgoff, 1839 N. 24th St.
KITCHEN cabinet, sectional bookcase, side
board, parlor set, etc. Doug. 5109. 2420
Burt.
FOR SALE A' fine sideboard and practical
ly new gas range. Call Harney 4727.
FUR NTfUREheapr"a Call H."
4123 or D. 6263 for appointment.
HOUSEHOLD goodu and piano for sale.
4102 N. 28th, upstairs.
OAK soft coal heater; fine condition; cheap.
Walnut 2146.
FOR SALE Black walnut sideboard cheap.
Colfax 283 L
Billiards and Pocket Tables. .
FOR SALE BILLIARD TABLES. "Brand
new, caroom and pocket, with cotuplete
outfit, $126; second-hand tables at re
duced prices; bowling alleys and supplies;
easy payments. Cigar stores, drug, deli
catessen and solda fountain fixtures. THE
BRUNSWICK-BALKE-COLLENDER CO.,
407-409 South 10th St.
4 TABLES complete, pool outfit In storage,
can be bought at bargain. 4134 Ersklne.
Walnut 827.
Jewelry, Diamonds and Watches.
BKODEGAARD'S "Lucky Wedding Rings"
at H.th and Douglas KLs.
Machinery and Engines.
NEW AND SECOND-HAND MOTORS
EXPERT ELECTRICIANS AND
MACHINISTS.
LE BRON ELECTRICAL WORKS.
818-20 8. 12th St., Omaha.
DEEP well drilling machine for sale at one
fourth Its value. Tubular and hydraulic
equipment. Good condition. Address Y 610
Bee.
BOILERS, steam, electric, gas engines.
pipes. Oross Wrecking Co., 1 K 1 9 Cuming.
Printingand Office Supplies.
COMMERCIAL Duplicating Co., also public
Stt-no. Phone Tor prices. ' Douglas 2802.
640 Paxton Blk.
Uet our prices on .lob printing.
CAMPAIGN CARDS A SPECIALTY.
LSTa. CO., BEE ULDG. DOUG. 1178
W ATERS-BA RNH A R T" P t g GCo qua I i t"y
printing. Tel. Doug. 2190. f24 S. 13th St.
Sewing Machines.
SEWING MACHINES
We rent, repair, sell needles and parts
of all sewing machines,
MICKEL'S
NEBRASKA CYCLE CO.,
15th and Harney fits. Doug. 1662.
Typewriters and Supplies.
NEW machines sold the same as rent; $3
per month. See us before you buy or
rent. Shipped any place on ten days'
trfi trial. Butts Typewriter Exchange,
316 8. ISth. Omaha, Neb.
TYPEWRITERS Bold, rented and repaired.
Rent aiy Oliver Typewriter, 3 months
for IE. Central Typewriting Exchange,
1905 Farnam.
REMINGTONS, Monarch and Smith
Premiers for rent; sent anywhere. Rem
ington Typewriter Company. D. 1284.
WE BUY, sell and exchange typewriters.
Guaranteed typewriters $10.00 up. Write
for list. Midland Co., Bee Bldg.
SAVE 30 pet. on your typewriter supplies.
- Call Midland Co., Doug. 2147.
Miscellaneous.
Home-made grape wine.
$1.25 PER GALLON.
Sunklst port, full quart, 60 cents.
Old Taylor whisky, full quart, 98 centi
CACKLEY BROS.
OMAHA PILLOW CO. Felt and hair mat
tresses made over in new ticks at half
the price of nw ones. Phone us for
sample of ticking. Mad orders filled.
.'907 Cuming St. Douglas 2467.
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
BEE want-ads GAINED 19,689 MORE
PAID ADS than any other Omaha news
paper gained In first seven months 1916.
GOOD RESULTS AT LESS COST
IS THE REASON WHY.
MY high standard of quality will be main
tained; 4 quarts of Old Fontenelle whisky,
$3.25; bottled In bond. Henry Pollock,
mall order house. Doug. 7162. 122-124
N. 16th St.
ALEX JETTES LIQUOR HOUSE.
Thirteenth and Douglas.
Bottled in bond whisky, 86c. $1.00, $1.26
full quart.
DESKS, safos, scales, showcases, shelving,
etc. We buy, sell. Omaha Fixture ft
Supply Co., 414-16-18 8. 12th.Doug. 2734.
G RIM ES 6 O LY E N an d Jonathan apples for
sale. C. II. Peters, Brlggs Station. Phone
Florence 2524.
ENCYCLOPEDIA Drlttanfca, ninth edition,
for sale cheap. Phone Webster 3860. 8112
Ohio St.
RADIANT Home base burner, No. 7-K;
double heater; great bargain. 2310 Cum
ing. DRY KINDLING WOOD, ACME
BOX COMPANY. HARNEY 1837.
PAIR of ladles' new witch-elk mountain
boots; height lZ. stse 6. Colfax 2936.
FOR SALE Hull elk head, -point, well
mounted. Will sacrifice. Douglas 3660.
NEARLY new dress suit. Medium size. Call
F. Kenyon. the tailor. 3229 Turning.
FOR SALE Tourist go-cart, good condi
tion. Colfax 2648.
FOR SALE Second-hand Gem furnace. 1323
N. 29th St.
WANTED TO BUY
flTTTTMAM Pa's ihest Prices
UU111UA11 for- Furniture. Russ.
Clothes, Pianos, Office Furniture, Trunks,
Shes. Douglas 3971. Res., Webster 4204.
DESKS DESKS DESKS
New de&k. ua.d detks, bought, .old
And traded. J. C. Reed, 1207 Ffcrnam.
HOLMES pay. your price for second-hand
clothca. .hoe, and hata Web.3820.
WANTBI To buy .mail addlnff'machlne.
Alfred Jones at Caatle Cafe. Phone Red
740.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
FURNITURE,
RUGS AND PIANO
STORAGE.
Our facilities for the storage
of these goods cannot be ex
celled anywhere. The piano
rooms are constructed with
the sole aim of keeping the
instrument in as perfect tone
as possible. Furniture, rugs
and carpets are carefully
stored in clean, sanitary,
moth-proof rooms.
If you are contemplating stor
ing goods it will pay you to
see us first. Our methods and
facilities will please you. Our
charges for this service are
very reasonable.
MOVING,
PACKING AND SHIPPING.
This branch of our business is
thoroughly systematized,
thereby insuring efficient ser
vice. Patrons intrustingthe
details of moving or pack
ing to us save MONEY, AN
NOYANCE and. frequently,
SEVERE LOSSES.
We employ only experienced
and polite men who know
how to move or pack your
goods for shipment. Our
rates are very reasonable.
We can frequently save you
considerable in freight
charges on your shipment.
Why not call us up for particu
lars. Phone
DOUGLAS 288.
DOUGLAS 288.
DOUGLAS 288.
FIDELITY STORAGE & VAN
COMPANY,
Sixteenth and Jackson Sts.r
DOWN COVERS
Renovated and Recovered.
FEATHER MATTRESSES
Made From Your Own Feathers.
Warm in Winter, Cool in Summer.
Call us for sample.
OMAHA PILLOW CO.,
1907 Cuming St Douglaa 2467.
Campaign
Cards, Etc.
MR. CANDIDATE Bring your run
ning mate, along and get cut ratea.
THE PRINTING HOUSE OK MAUER.
PhoneDoug. 7744. 1,1 Farnam 8t.
BRODEOAARiyS ""Lucky w7ddingRTnga::
at mrh and Douglaa Sta.
DAT and Y. 11. C. A. Night School.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Art.
CHINA PAINTINU taught, apeclal club
prices. 635 S. !7th St. Harney 3.
Accountant!.
E. A. DWORAK, C. P. A..
A. VAN ORDER.
BS3 Ramga Bldg..- Phone Doug. 216t.
Brass and Iron Foundries.
Paxton-Mltchell Co., 27th and Martha Sta.
Bakeries.
CAKtCS. paatry and fancy bakery gooda
supplied, to parties, lodgea and entertaln
menta Z.H. Reeder. 1606 N. lath. W. 39117.
ORTMAN'S NEW ENGLAND BAKERY.
213 N. Hth ST.
BRANCHES PIIHt.lt; MARKET AND
HAYDKN BROTHERS.
"OUR MOTTO" BETTER HAKKD GOODS.
LET US TROVE IT.
Cleaning and Pressing.
SUITS preased, 3c: oteanfd and prfased, $1.
Phil tjrvenstone. 1406 Harney. Red 2761.
W. MAD3ENraT6eaveno'rlh," TylVr 1949"
Baths.
DR. 1 BENDA Sulphur, ateam. Modern
Turklah BATHS AND MASSAGE. Private
aparlmenla for ladlea, with lady attend
ants. 1919 Farnam. PhonoDoug. 6677.
Dr. W. II. Knoilenberg, combining Sulphur
Steam Baths & Chiropractic treatmenla.
18 for 920; single adjuatlng. $1. Lady at-
tendanta. 8 W. Cor. 24th & Far. St. D. 7296.
RITTKNHOUSE Sanitarium; all kfnd's hatha
210-214 Batrd Blk., 17th and Douglaa.
Buttons and Pleating.
DRESS PLEATING, hemstitching and cov
ered buttona. Van Arnum Dreaa Pl- at
lng and Button Co., 3d floor Paxton Blk.
Douglas 3109.
Carpenters and Contractors.
Lesaard A Son. 1906 Capitol Aye. Tyler 1632
White Bros., contractors, builders. Jobbing.
Red 8518. Wal. 33S9. Work guaranteed.
C. W. Hokanaon, 2506 Leaven'th. Ty. 2192-J.
Costumes.
THEATRICAL gowtia, full dreaa sulta, for
rent. 206 N. 17th. John Feldman. D. 3128.
Cameras and Finishing.
"REXOETE" cameras, 2-3V K 00; (uni
versal focua lena). Green's Pharmacy, 16th
and Howard. Sec them today.
Chiropractic.
Pre. .Tohnaton. 1325 W. O. W. Bldg. y. 8529.
Chiropractic and Spinal Adjustment.
DR. BURHORN'S modern aanltary chiro
practic adjuatlng parlora 414-19 Rose Bid.
D. 6647 Palmer Sch. grad. :Jadye ttend't.
DR. KNOLLENBERG, B. W. Corner 24th
and Farnam Sta. Phone Douglaa 7296.
Dr. Francea Dawson, 602-3 Roh6 Bid. Ty.2366
Dr. jrerLawrence. 1 BaTrd" Bldg-178 46 f
Dressmaking. .
ACCORDION Side, Knife, Box Pleating.
Cov. Buttona, Hemstitching. Neb. Pleating
Button Co.. 431-2 PaxtonUlkLJi14942
DRESSMAKING, romodelit g, day or horned
Miaa M. Coe, 2108 S. 35lh Ave. H. 3606.
FOR 8TYLE, reaaonable price In your fall
dresses, see Atkinson Co., 1802 Farnam.
DRESSMAKING Reaaonable prlcea. 200
Balrd Bldg.
A-l DRESSMAKING, 1312 Elm. Red 1889
Keiater Dreaamaklng Col.. 1626 City Nat'l.
Terry Dreaamak'g college, 20th and Farnam.
FIRST-CLASS dressmaking. Harney 8934.
Detectives.
JAMES ALLAN, 312 Neville Blk. Evidence
aecuied In all caaes. Tyler 1136.
Dancing Academy.
DU LUXE ACADEMY
School Monday and Wednesday Eve.
Dance Tues., Thurst, Sat., Sun. Night.
Keep Dancine Acdy.F6.'rn.md
Class Mon. eve, class and assembly Wed.
eve. Private lessons any time. D. 7BS0.
Dentists.
Dr. BradburyOIo. pain. 12 W. O. W. Bldg.
Taft's Dent. Rms., 308 Rose Bid D. 2188.
Attorney at Law.'
FRANCIS MORGAN, 6U Bee. Douglas 4068.
Expert Masseurs.
MANICURING, tacial massage, by expert
masseuse, 1174j N. Ifith St., opposite post
office. Room 208, dally, evenings
Express Companies.
TWIN CITY Express Co., 1622 Cass St.
Douglas 1717. Heavy hauling a specialty.
ANYWHERE 25c WB. 2104
Everything for Women.
ACCORDION, side, knife, sunburst, box
pleating, covered buttons, all sizes and
styles, hemstitching; plcot edging, em
broidery; heading, braiding, cording, eye-It-1
cut work, buttonholes, pennants.
IDEAL BUTTON AND PLEATING CO.,
200 Douglas lllk, Douglas 1936.
Fixtures and Wiring;.
TTT'DTT'T'M' Electric washing inaefclnes,
J-' U -I vXVll i electric irons and reading
lamps. 2223 Cuming St. Douglas 2610.
Hair Dressing.
IDEAL Hair Parlors, 207 Jlalrd Bldg. Mani
curing, toilet articles. Douglas 4188.
Hat Cleaning and Blocking.
STRAW, Panama, all kinds hats cleaned
and rebtocked. ifilB-l&zo Harney.
Hand Laundry.
CALL DOUGLAS 4625 and have your laun
dry done right and reasonable. r
Job Printing.
GATE CITT Printing Co.. high grade print
ing. 2521 N. 24th. Phone Web. 1887.
Justices of the Peace.
II. H. CLA
7401 Notary Public; deposition, stnno.
cTwTn 'RlTTT3 0 i la rk er X I o rk .
Masseures.
Scientific massage; baths. 1322 Farnam St.
Osteopaths.
Dr. Mary Anderen. 605 ftee Bldg. D. 3t9(.
Patent Attorneys.
PATENTS procured, bought and nold. Inter
national Patent Co., 583 Brandels. D. 6691.
HT8TURG1S, 830 Brandels Th. 1)73468!
Pension Attorneys.
S. I. Oordon, 7G0 Om. Nat. Bk. D. 2450.
" Pianos for Rent.
$3.50 per mo. A. Hospe Co., 1513 Douglas.
Rug Manufacturers.
FLUFF rugs from old carpets; rsg rugs a
specialty; cleaning and alterations. Puery
Rug Factory, li'Ll Cuming. Red 2343.
Towel Supplies.
OMAHA Towel Supply, 207 S. ITth. D. 823.
Wedding Stationery.
WEDDING announcements and printing.
Douglas Printing Co., Tel. Doug. 844.
Vacuum Cleaners.
CLEAN QUICKLY AND THOROUGHLY
WITH ECLIPSE .ELECTRIC; RENT, $1
AND 11.50 PER DAY. DOUGLAS 1760.
SWAPPERS' COLUMN
IF YOU have anything to trade, make up a
little ad and run It In this column for
even days It only costs 26c and 3c per
answer. This offer Is good only In Omaha,
and excludes Real Estate, cash oftVrn. and
Business Properties For Hale or Trade.
These, as well as mall orders for use of
Swappers' Column, must -pay regular
rates. One or two answers are sufficient
to make your trade and the whole trans
action only costs about 80c. Try it.
GREATER increaaeln PAID WANT-ADS
In THE BEE than In any other
Omaha paper.
82,028 MORE PAID WANT-ADS first
seven months 1918 over ssme period of
1916 This figure exceeds by 19,699 paid
ads the Increase of any other Omaha pa
per for the same period.
SWAPPERS' COLUMN
1AVK about li'O books, good condition, by
some of the best American and English
authors, and 4ift Promo., which I will
swap for part or all for diamond, watoh,
or what have you? Address P, Bee office.
South Omaha.
WANTBD To exchange a Carvers chair,
pUl and cup rack for sanitary or woven
wlre cot and mattress. Must be In good
roiulltton. Address H. C. 878-Bne.
ADDING M A CH I NKBurrough's Adding
Machine, In first-class condition; will ex
change for offlcs furniture, pictures, bonds,
or what have youT 8. C. I46.
WKLL equipped lndlsn motorcycle; can use
dltimonri, high grade small camera or 31x
AS S. D. (Ires; owner In city on Sundays
only. Box. H. C. 4IH.
SHOEMAKER'S i jack" and lasts, cost $257 for
baW or irrtde cheap; also 8xl0 View cam
era at a bargain; good condition. 2821 Q
St,, South Omaha.
WANTED ( swap a 1.w Cygnet rear car
for a side pleasure car or delivery car
that will fit any make of motorcycle.
Box S. C. 419. Bee.
Foil KA1.K OR TRADE $36 bicycle with
carbide gas lamp; ridden only t months;
will take $16, or what have- you? Ad
dress H. C. 870, Bee.
TWIN cylinder Indian motorcycle, In good
condition, will trade for horse. B. C.
413, Bee.
POINTER dog. two years old, broken on
chicken and quail; cheap for cash, or
what havo you? Box 700, Scotia, Neb.
FILMS developedfree when prints are or
dered, nne-day service. KASK STUDIO.
213 Neville bluck.lfith andHarney.
iHA'E a Clumber of Victor slid Colum
bia records which I have tired of. Would
.llke to swap for others. S. C.-.148 Bee.
WILL exchange Minneapolis motorcycle,
late model, in good repair, for diamond,
worth 1 1 no. Bm 8. C, 418.
A LITTLE AD in" thi column will bring
about some remarkable exchanges.
BUSINESS CHANCES
We have unusual money-making flppor
tunlty for some live wire to handle the
trade and distribution of our small one
horse tractor, power cultivator and Walk
ing engine, the merits of which have been
thoroughly demonstrated.
This machine Is in particular demand
by truck growers and gardeners, where
It Is desired (o ralso onions, beets, parsley
and other vegetables grown In rows 12
Inches apart, too narrow for the use of
a horse. Cultivates all crops grown In
rows better and cheaper than old methods.
Will run anything that any four-horsepower
gasoline engine will run. Nothing
like It on the market. Every farmer wants
it as soon as he sees It,
Dealers recognise Its rapidly selling
features. No competition. Liberal profits.
Immediate trade territory, open in your
city for the right man.
If you have $6,000 or more to Invest
In your own business and can present
first-class credentials as to executive abil
ity and salesmanship, you can secure ex
clusive Jobbing territory, If you act
quickly. Machine will be on display and
In practical demonstration In Chicago
during the convention of the Vegetable
Growers' Association of America at the La
Salle ho1tl, September 28-29, where officers
of the company have headquarters.
Address A. G. Furber, Secretary Beeman
Garden Tractor Company, Ia Salle Hotel,
Chicago, for further particulars, or visit
us there during the week.
WANTED Party financially responsible to
put In stock our famous Buckskin Car
bon Papers and typewriter ribbons who
wishes to establish himself in an Inde
pendent business of his (own with exclu
sive sale of our products in exclusive ter
ritory Will turn overt rade now have In
Nebraska. This is a wonderful opportunity
for right party. Must furnish high cre
dentials and have the push to hUn. Fred
W. Neely Co. Apply Fred W. Neely, Fon
tenelle Hotel.
PATENTS
THAT PROTECT A ND PAY
ROOKS AND ADVICE FREE.
Send -sketch or model (or search.
Highest references. Best results.
Promptness assured.
Watson E. Coleman lawyer,
624 F St., N. W. WASHINGTON D. C.
VINEGAR and cidar factory. With this
year's entire output sold to one concern.
Netted better than $10,000 last year, will
do bolter this year. Price for property,
trackage and business $25,000. Cash pay
ment of $10,000, balance terms will
bundle. Will consider good clear Income.
Full particulars upon application. Phll-Hpn-Tubbs
Hales Co., Denver, Colo.
MOVIN6"lCTilRBTHBATERS. "
W oh ten I Iowa and Nebraska locations,
exclusive houses, towns 1,600 to 2,300;
guaranteed utrlctly money maker; ma
chines, chairs, screens, etc. new and
slightly used.
OMAHA THEATER SUPPLY CO.,
Balrd Bldg. Omaha, Neb.
OIL INVESTMENT with safety feature
whl'h Insures, without lessening your
chance of making big money. Now drill
ing. Bank and best buKlness references.
Unity on Co., 246 Dwlght Bldg., Kansas
City, Mo.
FOR SALE Paying business, should net
$400 monthly and lncreane. Can und'trsell
competitors 60 per cent, still giving uploti
did value. Experience unnecessary, $400
cash required. Well secured. No travel
ing or canvassing. Business of merit, Mr.
J h m ci3, Hotel Loyal, 10 to 1 or 6 to 7.
A RELIABLE manufacturer waiit general
hhJch manager to eatabllrih offices and
manage salesmen; liberal contract; $400 to
$700 capital necesnary; money-making pos
sibilities unlimited ; will pay expenses to
Chicago If you are the man we want.
Secretary, ini2 Republic Bldg.. Chicago.
A RARE opportunity fur man with $600 to
$1,000 capital to open office; manage
Ka.fftinen for established Chicago manu
facturer. High clasB meritorious artlclo.
Big money maker for right party. Presi
dent, 334 National Life Bldg.. Chicago.
FOR HALE A good, ckan stock of wall
paper, valued at $10,000, located In a well
ebtflbllsbed place; making big money, but
muHt get out of doors on account of my
health. Box 6378, Bee,
INSTANT" PUNCTURE" STOP 1s har'niiess"
applied In 6 minutes; no more punctures
or money refunded ; ssmple for one ma
chine $2; Hg-nU wifnted. I nut ant Punc
turc Slop, Sun Antonio, Texas,
ABLE manager wanted hy t hlcago manu
facturer; open office ; employ salesmen ;
should net $5,009 ft ml year; $300 Xo $700
capltBl required. HI x ford, 14 East Jack
son. Chicago.
DO YolJ want to share In a nnw enterprise
which should yield you almost 6,000 per
cent yearly on every dollar Invested?
Limited offer. Ira It. Hicks, 215 W. Ohio
'St., Chicago, III.
BE a randy manufacturer in spare hours,
at lioni'i; men and women; 800 per cent
profit ; complete factory $16; write for
Booklet "Z, It fully explains. Wayne
Confr's Supply Co., Inc., Erie, Pa.
FIRST CLAMS blacksmith shop In west
ern town, good ))U8ln-n and great future.
Ill health cnused from Injury forces me
to sell at once. A. Broil fuehrer, Mitchell,
Neb.
Set tlie full page of Used
Auto Bargains Page 6
this section.
FOR SALE Good, clean stock of hard
ware, live town, central Nebraska. Good
reason for selling. Be quick. Address
Y 267, Bee.
BUSINESS CHANCES
BKK WANT-ADS GAINED lt.69t MORE
PAID ADS than any other Omaha news
paper gained In first seven months 1916.
Good results at leu cost
Is the reaaon why.
WE HA VK a very attractive opening for a
high grade experienced real estate promo
ter, with or without some capital. Box
6318, Omaha Bee.
FOR SALE Drug store In a small Iowa
- town. Fine farming country. Will trade
for land If right. Good proposition. Best
of reasons for selling. Address Y 607,
Bee.
WANTED Graduate nurse or phyalrtan,
capable of managing small institution
in Omaha, who can Invest little money.
Address Box 6127, Bee
WANTBD A good man to conduct a first
class t-afu In the Savoy Hotel. Will make
free .rent to the right person. Call at
hotel office.
FOR SALE Two box ball alleys; $6ft.7 al
most new; a bergaln If taken at once.
(Iharlca Maupln, 407 E. 6th St., North
Platte, Neb.
IK YOl' want to sell or buy a business or
rooming house call on Bunch & Borghoff,
780 World-Herald Bldg. Phone D. 3319.
WE bItT, we sell motion picture theaters,
mac (linen, feature films. Co -Operative
Film and Supply Co., 1 10 Bromley Bldg.
WILLlAMS,estabilahed-'S9 yean. To buy
or sell business see him. 411 McCagua
Bldg. Reference, U. 8. National Bank.
DOWD Sale and AuctfnnCo7 mihtV have
closed out more mdse. stocks than any
other firm In U. 8. Write for terms
MOT ioN PICTURE -MAt?FlTNBS.'
New and rebuilt uacgalns, supplies.
Omahn Film Exchange. It 8 S Hth 8t.
FOR SALE by ownerDrug store, dwelling
and stock; square deal. Address owner,
918 West 8th Ave., Denver. Colo.
FOR SALE OR RENT Blacksmith shop. If
Interested Inquire at ore, Theo. H,
Pasi-hke, Hampton, Neb.
SITUATIONS WANTED
WEEKLY RATE, 15o PER LINE.
Day work or business ads, regular rates.
8 lines one week 80c
8 lines one week 46c
Each extra line 16c per week.
" Male.
PRACTICAL FARMER OR
RANCHMAN.
Married, small fsmlly; competent to
take charge stock, grain or dairy, handle
farm building construction, rrame or con
crete; good handling and training colts;
salary or aha re. Bog 8358 Bee.
WANTED-Positlon In office. w priv
f erred, by college graduate; age $4: good
typtst; two yrs. experience. Address Box
6160. Bee. '
COLLEGE student desires board and room
in exchange for any work. Experienced In
driving car or furnace work. Box 1189,
Bee.
W A NT ED Position in office by law stu
dent from 1 to 5 p. m. and Saturdays;
good typist Address Box 8228. Bee.
MAN and wife, no children, wish work on
farm or ranch. Best references. Address
F. laOckwood, 1928 Leavenworth, upstairs.
MIDDLE aged white man wants employ
ment at night. Must be steady job, six
months, twice a year. Box 6310, Bee
YUNO manTYt. violinist, A-l sight reader,
desires connection with orchestra, theater
or other engagements. Tyler 1108.
EXPERIENCED Janitor, houseman alia" re-
pair man, for hotel or rooming house,
city or country. Bog 6811, Bee.
WATKfSltuatioiT as porter or Janitor,
good reference. Call evenings. Web. 4489.
WANTBD Steady position by plumber and
steam fitter; married man. Address Y $11,
Bee. .
Hotels and Restnura.-.J.
RELIABLE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
1110 Davenport St. Douglas 1868,
Headquarters for hotel help.
Female.
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER. '
Public stenographer and notary public,
807 Bee Bldg. Doug. 1661. Ileal, rates.
THE BEE charge for "Situation ads" is
lower than any other form of advertising
not enough to cover the cost of printing.
YOUNG lady typist would like home work.
Phone So. 8428. Address 1404 O St.
WANTED Position as chambermaid or
general housework. Call Harney 8998.
W A NT W D - Permanent position by experi
enced lady bookkeeper. Harney 8499.
FIRST-CLASS chambermaid wishes posl-
' lion in city; colored. Web. 1171.
WASH, Iron"; take homego out. B. 8964.
FOR practical nurse call S. 2888.
Laundry and Day Work.
BUNDLE- washing; 'pises work; lacs cur
tains; work guaranteed. Web. 8104.
EXPKKlENCEDiaundress wants any kind
of day work. Call Webster 2665J
DAY work.cooklng; col, lady. Web. 1171.
LAUNDRY work"and"day work. Web. 8401.
BUNDLE washing and day work. Web. 1948.
FIRST-CLASS laundress by day. Web. 6027.
Bdle waah; call, del.; guar. Mrs. East.H. 3864
EperU-nced fady wants dav work. H. 4843
DAY work wanted. Phoru Harney 1461.
BUNDLE washing done. Harney 8902.
HELP WANTED MALE
Stores and Offices.
BOOKKEEPER, $100; order checker, drug
exp., $70; bookkeeper (bank), $6o, $86;
etenographtr, $76; stenographer, $85;
bookkeeper-stenographer County bank),
$76; offlco manager to act as secretary
treasurer (Invest.), $160; branch mgr.
(auto accessory exp.) CREDIT AND OF
FICE MANAGER capable of handling
mfg. business. CASHIER (Iowa Co. bank)
Investment, $2,600. SALESMEN In all
Hues, all good salaries,
CO-OPERATIVE REFERENCE CO.,
(Nobranka's Greatest Employment Bureau.)
1016-1 City Nat. Bank Bldg:
ASS'T, advertising manager, $100; office
mgr. and accountant, auto experience,
$126-$60; city salesman, young man
about 26 to 30 years of age, $76-$100;
bkpr., middle aged man who can do
some stenography, $100; ass't. bkpr., good
penman, $66; office elk., must be rapid
on adding machine, $60; bkpr., single
man, $60 and expenses; retail clerk, $60;
typtet, $76; steno. and clerk, $16; Jr.
office clerk, $36.
Western Reference St Bond Ass'n., Inc.,
762 Omaha National Bank Bldg.
STENOGRAPHER $6
STENOGRAPHER
STENOGRAPHER
STENOGRAPHER AND BILLER
BILL CLERK
COMPTOMETER OPERATOR
COMPTOMETER OPERATOR
STENOGRAPHER AND COMPT. OPR.
WATTS REFERENCE COMPANY,
840-42 Brandels Theater Bldg
SALESMAN. Iowa, salary depends.
STENOGRAPHER, wholesale.
DICTOPHONB OPERATOR
STENOGRAPHER, railroad ....
TYPIST
FILE CLERK
176
75
76
40
.836-$40
$26-$30
OFFICE BOY. 17 to 19
WATTS REFERENCE COMPANY,
840-42 Brandels Theater Bldg.
BOOKKEEPER
BOOKKEEPER, bank ...
STENOGRAPHER
LKDGER CLERK ,
JR. OFFICE CLERK
BILL CLERK
STENOGRAPHER, R. R.
SALESMAN, oils
.$60,00
. 76.00
. 70.00
86.00
86.00
46.00
76.00
76.00
70,00
80 00
BOOKKEEPER
BOOKKEEPER
THE CANO AGENCY, $00 BEE BLDG.
HELP WANTED MALE
Stores and Offices.
WE 11 AVE A DEPARTMENT WHICH
HBLPri BUSINESS MEN TO SECURE
COMPETENT OFFICE HELP.
REMINGTON TYPEWRITER CO.,
lllh and Douglas Sts.
w"ANfEii-Two"men onspeclal proposi
tion. Must be specialty men of ability
with beat of references. Apply between .
10 and 12 a. m. 812 Balrd Building, F.
D. Browning. .
SEE" THE' MARTI COMPANY for a high
class position. Offices 1327 Woodmen of
the World Bldg. V
Professions and Trades.
WANTED Good, reliable Austrian meat
cutter; must speak good Bngllah and hsva
neat appearance, to take charge of meat
market in northern Wyoming mining
town. Best of reference must accompany
application The salary Is right for the
rlirht man and a very good opportunity.
Apply in own handwriting. Address Sheri
dan Meat Co., Sheridan, Wyo.
DRUG POSITIONS ALL STATES.
CO-OPERATIVE REFERENCE CO.,
Nebraska's Greatest Employment Bureau.
1015-18 City National Bank Bldg.
YoTf N Q-M AN,B t ud y law; EVENING down
town SESSIONS. UNIVERSITY OF
OMAHA law department. Sec'y Thorn
sen, 406 Omaha National Bank.
WANTEDn "experienced tire repair man.
Steady work the year around. Call at
Duplex Tire Co., 1015 B. Mala. St., Coun-
cU Bluffs, after T a. m.
WANTED -Bridge carpenter and foreman
for heavy timber work. Apply to general
.foreman. Phoenix Construction Co., foot
of Leavenworth St.
BE AN automobile expert in six weeks; our
big book tell you how. Rahe's -Automobile
School, $01 B. 11th St., Kansas City,
Mo.
$60 JOB of cleArtng ground of willows and
putting to grass this fall. Box H4l,
Omaha Bee. .
WANTEDGordon press feeder; $12 weak.
Holland Printing Co., 26th St and In
diana Ave. .
SHOWCARD writing taught evgs. by work
ing expert, complete for $16. Address Box
458 2. Bee.
WANTED Good barber at once. No stu
dent. $14 fcnarantce. 8. P. Vamey, Ana
lay. Neb.
SIX good carpenters for counter work. Her
man J och, Millard. Neb.
DRUO store "snaps; Jobs. Knelst, Bea Bldg.
PRINTER WANTED Steady Job for sober
man. Enterprise, Valley, Neb. :
WANTErvirst-class automobile repair
man at once, York Auto Co., York, Neb. ;
Salesmen and Solicitors.
THE ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITTAV
ICA CORPORATION needs a few
high-grade salesmen to work on
leads, both In the city and to travel.
To salesmen of other lines seeking
work we can say Shat four-fifths of
our successful men are man who
had never sold books before.
We particularly want men who ara
not only good salesmen, but who
have sufficient executive ability to
handle other men. Those who qual
ify In this respect will receive ex- -tremely
rapid promotion to positions
In a permanent organisation which
will pay them far more than Is paid
by the average salesman.
If you are a real salesman regard
less of what Una you have been In
or are now selling, come In and talk
It over with us, Wa train yo
thoroughly. Commission and draw
ing account. Call 646 Ramge Bldg.
A $1,600,000 Illinois corporation, composed
of the strongest and best-known business
and financial men In America, Is market
ing a quick-selling nationally advertised
automobile specialty, retailing at from $10
to $10. Exclusive rights will be granted
covering territory In this state one or
more counties or whole state to a re
sponsible man or company able to furnish
ton-notch references and able to buy mer
chandise for cash. No bonus asked.
A straight merchandising proposition with
a liberal discount. Amount of mere hand Is ,
to be purchased determined by number
of automobiles In territory. A wonderful
money-making opportunity for any man
who can qualify. Give selling experience
referenoes, Including at least one bank.
Wire or writs promptly. Tireold Com
pany. Chicago.
WANTED SALESMAN
To sell our line of standard cream
separators to dealers only, In all or part
of the state; on a straight commission
basis. -Exclusive territory and contract
This Is a well-known, we 11 -ad vert lead
line of cream separators, now being aoRl
successfully by the best dealers.
We send our salesmen good pva pros
pects which can be turned Into orders.
Very attractive proposition made to good
man who can cover territory vigorously ;
and get the business. Give full particu
lars, references, eto. In flrat'letter.
Address Y 608, Bee.
WEBB TOU EVER
OFFERED A GROCERY STORE T
OUR PROPOSITION IS BETTER
Let us tell you how you can handle
flour, canned goods, provisions an en
tire line of groceries, as well as paints,
roofing, stockj foods, automobile and ma
chinery oils and greases. Norent to pay.
no investment In stock. Largo orders
taken from samples. Goods of guaranteed
and proven quality. Selling experience. .
not necessary. Very profitable work tor
"workers." Address R. S. Hill, President,
Hitchcock Hill Co., Chicago. Reference,
any bank or exp rase co m pan y.
"ENEROETlt and earnest meji to call at
homes and take order for out high grade
hosiery, underwear and sweaters, estab
lished trade, protected territory, liberal
commission, permanent position. Advanoe-
mem to right kind of men. Our sales
men with small capital are making from
$1,200 to $2,600 annually. We have soma
splendid territory open. Write toriay If
you are looking for a permanent and
growing business and willing to work for '
It. Krossknlt-Dlrect Mills, Inc., P. O. Sta
tion X, New York.
WANTED Several bright, energetlo solici
tors to handle excellent territory on the
llveat R. F. D. proposition (n the coun
try. 103 men earned more than $200 each
last month. One made $680.80. If you
are afraid of work, or If you can't stand
prosperity don't answer. Address Drawer
742, Springfield, O.
SALESMAN traveling to sell dry goods spe
claltles, also white goods, direct to the
retail merchants. Profitable side line.
Commission basis. Power Textile Hills,
314 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa.
$7.50 COMMISSION, each sale and repeat
orders; traveling salesmen among general
mercantile trade; every state; weekly set
tlement; no competition; pocket sample.
Toledo-Cable Co., 234 Davis Bldg., To-
ledo. O.
SALESMAN Capable specialty man for Ne
braska. Staple line on new and excep
tional terms, vacancy Oct. 1. Attractive
commission contraot, $36 weekly for ex
penses. Miles F. Blxler Co., S21-SI Car-'
lln Bldg., Cleveland, O.
WANTED high grade salesmen with Ford
car, travel, demonstrate to dealers,
"AUTO MOTC7R PULLEY" transmits auto
power to farm and other machinery.
Something new. Sells easy, Big commis
sions. Fast money maker. Armstrong
Power Appliances Co., 302 National Lit
Bldg., Chicago.
WANTED to hear from a good, live sales
man that will take up the city sales of
an extract to make Imitation maple
syrup; sold to hotels, restaurants and
grocers. Practically no competition ;
splendid opportunity for a good, live man.
Address Sellers-Brown Coffee Co., $16 N.
2d St., St. Louis, Mo.