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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: JULY 7, 1918. 14 A - -Using Be WanntAio m a llgraledl SMdtly Private N 1 ay if OattMg nun Towxh With a Laupgeir OppOTtaenty W AUTOMOBILES : DO YOU KNOW? There wars l.eoO.CCO new sutoe mann Jactured In HIT. Tba government says n!y 2S.00 shall bs made In 1111. That means mort persons will bur used car ind all the mora reason (or to existence t a different kind of a uied house. DO YOU KNOW? We hart brought tba selling of a need auto up ta a legitimate, dependablt stand ard. We glvs yon tha ear you want, t Ivs yo tha lowest prlea In tha waat, quality considered. A different kind of a uied -ears bousa li here, and we want tha op- . portunlty ta prove thla to you. Chalmera' Six Touring Car 1111 ISOO Mollne Knight T-pass T0 Packard Six, newly painted 100 Overland Touring, electrlo light and starter 300 Studebaker Six, touring 450 Scrlpps-Booth Roadeter HO Oakland Touring, aleetrlo lights and ; starter U Studebaker Touring, good tires 1(0 Cutting Car, In good shape 1(0 .Rambler Touring, 1114 1(0 Chalmers II, touring 1(0 ' Taekard Twin Six at a bargain. Ford Tourlsg, good running order,. 211 , ,Ford Touring, 1IU 215 Ford Roadster, nearly 'new tto Ford Touring. lflT, with tots of ax . tra equipments and newly painted. 421 Ford Sedan, 1917, natural wood ' wheels and demountable rims 0(0 Haxwell touring, lilt 2(0 . Overland roadster, model T5 400 Studebaker, newly painted 400 Marlon 40 roadster, electrlo lights and ' ' starter 200 Saxon Sis lflT touring 600 Bupmoblla touring, ll (00 Chalmers Light Six, llks new. (0 Brlsoos touring 2(0 Bulck 2T-B. newly painted 450 If yon are dissatisfied with yourold ear trad It to us (or one you can us. OPEN SUNDAYS AUTO EXCHANGE Douglas (021. 20(1 Farnam St. SERVICE GARAGE CO. HTH AND LEAVENWORTH STREETS DOUGLAS TOO W. F. OERKE. MGR. 1 HIT Stuts touring. 1 191T Cadlllao $ touring. 1 HIT Jeffery t touring. 1 1111 Hupmobtla touring. I 1911 Allan Club roadster. ., 1 Bulck racer. 1 HIT Cols touring. , 1 191T Mercer apaedster. .. J. D-87 Bulck touring. 1 D-4 Bulck tourring. " 1 Oakland touring. I Overland touring. 1 Overland roadster. . 1 Maxwell touring. J. Chevrolet touring, i 1 Mitchell 4 touring. 1 Chalmers touring. . t Studebaker touring. - j , 1 Ford truck, 1 Auburn truck. ; l.Tourlst tratlar. 1 . Fords. 1914. 1111, HIT, till models. 1 TtadM taurine?. an tha than listed ears are In perfect " mechanical order and will damonatratad to prospective buyer's satisfaction. .' ALWAYS OPEN -,- A SAFE PLACE TO BUY ' I USED CARS If you are looking for t used oar we , would advise you to com In and look vsr our stock. All cars are In first ,V; class mechanical shapa and are ready for l' your Inspection. We hava on hand . JUT Hudson Super-vStx Speedster . wire wheels L660 1917 Apperson Chummy Road- "tar . 1917 Saxon Six Chummy Roadster. 750 . 117 Bulck Bis Roadster......... 800- Itlt Bulck Six' Roadster 760 11T Bulck Six Touring T7I 1916 Dodge Touring.............. (00 1916 Dodge Touring 560 1911 Maxwell Roadster............ 400 , HIT Maxwell Touring.... 450 11 1911 Palg St 200 ' 1911 Studebaker 4 260 HIT Ford Touring... 426 HIT Ford Touring 275 'Hit Ford Touring;... I5t 1914 Ford Chassis 200 HIT Republic Truck 660 Ford Truck. WIU-Uoll attachment 400 HIT Dort Touring 886 HIT Elcar Chummy Roadster. 450 Hit Bulck 11 HIT Ford Roadater 180 861 AH ears wtll be demonstrated to your sntlrs satisfaction. We carry tb stock and make the . prtca. , . 100 USED CARS FROM - r $100 UP AUTO CLEARING HOUSE '! ' ittf fsrnam Street. ; ' HIT Ford Roadster. -!.Hlt Ford Taurine HIT Ford Touring. . ;:,' ltlt Ford Coup. J ' i Hit Dodg Taurtnr. 1918 Baby Orand Chevrolet. ' RepBbU -toa Track, V INDUSTRIAL , GARAGE ' Ittk M Harney . , Dssglas 11(1. AUTOMOBILES THE STUNG BUYER The stung buyer usually looks for the lot. garage. Oak finish. House In fine pried loose a car and who bite on decoy advertisements, or those who go straying along the curb markets or the corner open air emporiums with full confidence In their own smartness. Smartness avails one nothing In the used car game the other chap is always atlll smarter; else be wouldn't make his salt There Is. of course, a legitimate field for the sale of exchanged motor cars, and there are many responsible businessmen engaged In the selling of them. 1117 Ford Coupe. 1917 Ford Sedan. 1911 Malbohm Roadster, 1915 Velle Touring. 1915 Chandler Touring. 1915 Paige Touring. 1915 Allen Touring. J917 Ford Roadster, 1917 Overland 75 Roadster 1917 Overland 75 Touring. ItU Overland 12 Touring. 1915 Overland 81 Boadstar. 1911 Overland 10 Roadater. 1911 Overland 90 Touring. 1911 Overland (0 Country Club. 1919 Overland 86-4 Touring. Wlllya Touring. Wlllys-Knlght 4 Touring. VAN BRUNT AlftoMOBILECO. 2404 Leavenworth St. Phono Tyler 213S. OPEN SUNDAYS. We Try to Please. Fords Our Specialty. WE ARE THE USED CAR MEN. When better used car values are offered wo win oner mem. . 1917 Chalmers Six $ 7(0 1917 Chalmers Six 700 1917 Bulck Light "lx 00 1917 Rulck Light Six 7 SO 1917 Bulck Light Six 700 1917 Hudson Super-Six 1,100 1911 Hudson 0-40... 750 475 , 400 , 260 , S0O 500 191C Briscoe Eight 1917 Briscoe Tom 1914 Hupp 32 1915 Maxwell 1(15 Model K Hupp Roadster. FORDS' FORDS! FORDS! FORDS! 1911 Touring, practically $500 1912 Touring, used a little , 475 1917 Touring, good tires ", 400 1910 Touring, an awful good one .' 3(0 1910 Roadster, repalned Juo 1917 Roadster 375 Every car demonstrated to your entire satisfaction and sold under a 24-hour trial, and money back It not satisfied guarantee. TRAWVERAUTO CO. 1910 FARNAM ST. DOUOLA8 9070. SOME FINE HIGH GRADE USED CAR BARGAINS 1 Packard Twin Six touring car, fully equipped, four new tlrea. Car la In A-l condition. Price i!,260. 1 J91Telght-eyl!nder Cadlllao Brome. Is In splendid condition. New Royal Cord tires. Our special price, 22,600. 1 -Sli-cyllnder seven-passenger Wlnton ear. In tins shape. Fully equipped. Price, 81.100. GEORGE F. REIM CO. 218T AND HARNET. "IJSED TRUCK FOR SALE. Two-ton chain driver truck 1uat over. hauled. Buda motor, either with or with out body. Best offer takes It. I VICTOR MOTOR CO.. TRUCK DEPARTMENT, Tel. Douglas 8486. 2615 Farnam St. Tires and Supplies. TIRES. tOxt, plain, 210 85. 80x8 plain, 212.76. t0x2H, non-skid, 215.40. Oood used Ford tlrea. 88.00 and up. Other alsea In proportion. Retreading; and vulcanising. OMAHA RADIATOR AND TIRE WORKS. Express charges paid when cash tsnt 'With order. ltlt Cuming St., Omaha, Neb. GUARANTEED TIRES, ONE-HALF PRICK. 2.800 Miles Guaranteed. tOxt, 17.78; 80x8, 8S.75; 11x2 H, 210.86; 82X4, 812.85; 84x4, 818.25; 15x4V, 216.60. write ua today for particulars. AGENTS WANTED. - Expert Radiator and Ttr Repairing. "2 IN 1" VULCANIZING CO., 1618 Davenport St Omaha. D. 2914. TIRB bargains at unheard of prices; all brand new, 18 atandard makes. Come in and let our goods and price settle 1 the v, argument. SEND FOR OUR PRICE LIST. x OMAHA CUT RATE TIRB CO "Nebraska's Ttr Bargain Center." Douglas 2910. 2W) 8. 19th St NEW UP-TO-DATE Speedster Body for re modeling any Ford, material highest quality Attractive appearance, a great bargain, 2(6.00. Write for catalog, toth Century Equipment House, Dept A, 858 w. Madison street, Chicago. REAL ESTATE NOW IS to start on the job of gaining MINNE the addition of beautiful homes, is the place to buy YOUR home. . - YOU KNOW. A 4 that Omaha is growin&at a remarkable rate. That there is not a house "For Rent" that is desirable in every way. That VERY FEW new houses are being built. That there is going to be a serious SHORTAGE of homes in a few months. We are building a few more beautiful BUNGALOWS and some larger houses in BEAUTIFUL MINNE LUSA. If you do not get that new Home now you may regret it We are selling them as fast as they are completed. Act today and get choice of fixtures and decorating. MINNE LUSA is the prettiest and BUSIEST spot in Omaha. Sunday call: E. A. Hoisington, Colfax 2202, or M. O. Headley, Colfax 3482. CharlesW. Martin & Go. REALTORS. 742 Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg, . ' Tyler 187 AUTOMOBILES Tires and Supplies. BUICK light six touring '& Chalmera roadster '"9 Maxwell touring 453 BARNL'M SMITH CO., 3123 Cuming St. NEW TlftKS AT M PRICE. ALL SISJKS. NEW 30x3 Republic. 19.75 Ford tubes, IJ.35. lfKW 30x3 I,BB TIKES 115.25 NEW 32x31.4 FIRESTONE TIKES JIS.OO KAI.MAN'S TIRB JOBBERS, 1731 Cuming. INSIST on O. & O. quality retrend and save 50 per cent on your tires. Bargains In new and slightly used tires. O. & . Tire Co.. 2415 Leaven'th St. Tyler 1361-W. BUY Leo puncture-proof pneumatic tires and eliminate your tire troublea. Powell Sup ply Co., 3061 Farnam St. TIRB price wreckers. This Is no I-ln-l tire. COMBINATION TIRB FACTORT, 433 S. 13th. Axis Wanted. Omaha. Neb Motorcycles and Bicycles HARMS Y-DAV1USON MOTORCYCLES. Bargains In used machines. Victor H. Roos, the Motorcycle Man, 27th and Leav enworth. PERSONAL NO drugo, no massage, but a wonderfully successful home treatment for prostata disorders; no failures on record; one-third of our patrons are physicians; no matter what you have tried, no matter how old the case, this method quickly removes the causo in a natural, harmless way; tell us about your case In confidence. The Electrothermal Co., Oliver Bldg., Steubun vllle, o. A BOOK WORTH READING To the first 100 persons sending 10c to pay postage, packing, etc., wo will mail a copy of "The Comeback," a timely, well-written, Interesting and Instructlvo book. Address, Publishers, The Comeback, P. O. Box 1001, Detroit, Mich. THE Salvation Army Industrial Home so licits your old clothing, furniture, maga zines. We collect. We distribute. Phone Doug. 4135 and our wagon will call. Call and Inspect our new home. 1110-1112-1114 Dodge street. WHITE a song, patriotic or popular. 1 compose music and guarantee publica tion. Send words today. Thomas Mer lin, 037 Reaper Block, Chicago. MISS ALLEN Massage, faclai and scalp treatment. 1803 Farnam St., Room 2. MISS FISH Kit, sulphur, steam baths and masssge, 870 Bran. Thea. Bldg. V. 1559. MAE BRUGMllNTTcTentiric masseuse and baths. 203 Karbach Blk. Red 2727. MASSAGE and hatha Miss Halran, 232- Neville Biock. BATHS and massage, Neville Block. Miss Harlan. 223 Manicuring and mass. 1628 Farnam. R. II. MEDICAL MORPHINE, liquor and cigaret habits suc cessfully treated at your home. No pain, sickness or loss of time. Send stamp for booklet of Information. Dr. Quayle Sani tarium, Madison, Lake county, Ohio. RUPTURE euccessfully treated without a surgical operation. Call or write. Dr. Frank H. Wrav. 208 Bee Bldg. POULTRY AND PET STOCK AIREDALE PUPS FOR SALE Ten. choice pupa, farm raised, bright, strong and active. These are pupa of quality, good style and conformation. Dam, Kendall's Bertha. 221421, sire, Su preme Judge, 241670. Wtll also sell tried brood matron two yeara old. Address B A, OIETZEN, Marquette. Neb. 2,000 DAY-OLD-CHICKS Rocks, Reds, Orpingtons. Leghorn. Webster, 1708, 2212 Charles. WHEAT screenings, 23 60 per 100. Delivered. Wagner. 801 N. 16th Et.. Pbone Doug 1143. ANGORA kittens; six handsome fellows, for sale. 1541 Willis Ave. Tel. Web. 635. CHICKS FOR SALE 5 weeks old, 25o each. Benson 5064. Horses Live Stock Vehicl ea FOR SALE Two thoroughbred Jersey calves, one bull and one heifer. Telephone Council Bluffs, 121. MONEY TO LOAN Organized by the Business Men of Omaha FURNITURE, pianos and notes as security 240, 6 mo., II. goods, total, 13.00. Emsller. larger am'ts. proportionate rate PROVIDENT LOAN SOCIETY. 431 Securities Rfrlg.. 16th ft Farnam. Ty. 668. LOANS OR DIAMONDS AM) JKWKI.KI 1 (if SMALLER LOANS. OCT, A O W. C. FLATAU EST. 1852. O 6TH FLR. SEOURITINES BLIK). TY. 960. DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY LOANS. Lowest rates. Private loan booths, llarfy Maleshock, 1614 Dodge. D. 6619 Est. 1891. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Charles E. Smith and wife to William B. Davis and wife, 64th at, 100 ft. south of Lake St., w. side. 60x128 t 1.660 Battle Hennlssey to James McRobert. n. a. cor. 63d and Blondo St., 128x 200 .'. 1.0M Lewis T. Pterson and wife to Fred Bering, Hascall St., 200 ft west of 21st at. a. side, 60x128.5 fOO Frances Hough, and huaband to Clara Curtis Imlay, 21st st, 60 ft north of Evana St., w. aide, 40x67 4,250 Emma A. Myers and husband to Hans J. Petersen, 60 St., 200 ft. south of Center St., w. side, 40x144 850 Rasmus Nielsen and wife to Marie B. Monger, Marcy St., 60 ft. east of 43d St.. a. side, 45x108 6.250 Wilson T. Graham and wife to Ben Wolfe, 27th st, 200 ft south of Caldwell at, e. side, 85x125 2.000 Maggie Nuckolls et al to the S. D. Mercer company, a. w. cor. 4,0th and Cuming at, 60x1881.5 17,000 Home Real Estate St Investment com pany to Herman Aye, CaUfornla st, 68 ft. east of 17th at, 10xxl32 8.000 John O. Nielsen and wife to Samuel B. Williams. 27th st, 60 ft south of A at, w. side, 60x150 2.100 Tomas Sejnost to Linn P. Campbell, n. 0. cor. Second and Poppleton, 50x 100 and other property 2,650 REAL ESTATE THE TIME home independence. LUS A, WEEKLY A representative list of the best of any article refer to the list Auto Livery. .HERMAN, A. W.. 2311 N. 24th St Webster 2883 Auto livery and atorage. IITH TAXI CO.. Doug 6s, 1417 Ksrnam. Funeral cars firfnlebei Al 8mlth. Mgr. Auto Painting ROESSIO. W. F. 144 8. 40th. Har. 1441, We make old autos look llks new ones. Auto Repairs. OREENOUOH AUTO RADIATOR REPAIR ING. 2020 farnam Douglas 2001. AMERICAN MACllINU WORKS. 110 H. 11th Doug 4881. Automobile work. cyL boring, pistons fitted auto part made to order. BER'I'SCHY MFO. & ENGINEERING CO.. 8 E. Cor. 20th and Harney Sts.. old parts made new. new -ar made, too." D 2552. Auto Tires TWO-IN-ONE VULCANIZING CO.. 1518 Davenport St Douglas 2914 Auto Tops and Trimmings. ENGLISH. THOS. F.. 211S Harney. Doug las 2785. Satisfaction guaranteed.1 'The beat I none too good Attorneys. DICKINSON, CHAS. T. Douglas 1804. 511 Paxton BllaJ FISHER. H., 1418 First Nat Bank Bldg. D. 1268. Attorney and counsellor at law. FITZGERALD JAMES M., 1017-20 City Nat Bank Bldg. Douglaa 4508. GRAY BRUMBAUGH, 313-14 Omaha Nat Bank Bldg. Red 3167. Genera) practice In atato and federal courta. HODDER, E. C. 644 Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg Douglas 2244 MATTER8, THOMAS H.. Lawyer, 262 Oro, Nat Bank Bldg Douglaa 4227. Abstracts ot Title. MIDLAND TITLE GUARANTEE! St AB STRACT CO.. 1714 Farnam St Douglas 28bS. Adding Machines. DALTON ADDING AND CALCULATING MACHINES. 434 Ramge Bldg. Doug. 1441. Automobiles. M'CAFFREY MOTOR CO.. 10th and How ard.4 Doug. 8600. Ford cars and repairs. Authorized agents for Ford cars. M1NTYRB-HAYWAR MOTOR CO.. 2427 Farnam. Douglaa 2406. Stearns-Knlght and Regal car. SAMPLE-HART MOTOR CO.. 18th and Burt Tyler 613. 100 per cent Ford serv ice to Ford owners. AMERICAN STATE BANK. 18tb and Far nam. Weed Block. Phone Tyler 80. Biscuit Manufacturers. ITEN BISCUIT CO., Capitol Ave., 12th to 12th St Douglas 2122. Snow White bak ery. Mfrs. of crscxers. caxes and cooklea. Blue Prints. FENOER, N., 205 Brandela Theater Bldg. Douglas 2762. 'Blue prints that satisfy." Baggage and Transfer OMAHA TRANSFER COMPANY, "THE ONLY WAY." Telephone Douglas 296 14th and Jackson. FORD TRANSFER CO.. 817 Douglas St Tyler 2. "Always at your service." FOLEY AUTO EXPRESS, 1007 V, Howard. T. 141. Let us contract to do hauling for YOU. Boiler Manufacturers. DRAKE. WILLIAMS. MOUNT CO., 23d and Hickory. D. 1043. Mfrs. of boilers, tanks, amokeatscka and oxy-acteylene welding Electrical Goods. LB BRON ELECTRICAL WORKS, lit S. 12th. Douglaa 2176. Largest elec trical repair works and contracting com pany In the middle west Jewelers. J. HENRICKSEN. THE LOYAL JEWELER, Douglaa 1674. 201 N. 16th St, Building and Loan Associations. OMAHA LOAN AND BUILDING ASSOCIA TION. N. W. Cor. 15tb .nd Dodge. Doug lea 270. 6 per cent es estate loans. Drug Stores. POPE DRUO CO., 1302 Farnam. D. 2672. Gen. Agt NTAL'S FAMILY REMEDIES. Butter (Wholesale). ALFALFA BUTTER CO., 120-24 N. 11th St Douglaa 8903 W. W Rlchardaon. Prea. Cash Registers. HORR1L CASH AND CREDIT REGISTER CO.. 218-222 City Nat'l Rank Bldg. Douglaa 4408. E. W. Hart. Prea. Chiropractors. 10TH TEAR IN OMAHA; fired out of Con tinental Blk; new location, 424-486 Bran dela Th. Bldr Dr. L. N. Carpenter. D. 6881, Cement Products. OMAHA CONCRETE STONE COMPANY. istn Ave. and Sabler est Colfax 886. Confectioners. ROGERS CONFECTIONERY. 24tb and Farnam Sts. Pbona Douglas 127. A. B. SWEET 8HOP, THE. D. 2820. 16th Jackson. - Dainty luncbea and lea cream. Fancy and ataple groceries Dentists. EADES, DR. O. F., 201 Paxton Block. D. T728. Not the cheapest, but tht best Dry Goods (Wholesale). BYRNE St HAMMERS DRY GOODS CO. tth and Howard 8ta. Doujlss 206. Cloak aulta. ladtea and mens furnishing, art goods, millinery and draperies; all kinds of fanny and sts pie Dry Goods Osteopaths. ANDERSON. DR. MART 80S Bee Bldg. Douglaa 3996. Electrolysis. Superfluous hair removed, electricity; needle work guaranteed. Miss Allender. 624 Bee. 8.87c Engineers, Consulting & Supervising. HENNINOSON ENGINEERING CO.. 1122 Farnam. D. 82!9. Skilled municipal Im provement engineers; sewer, paving, elec light, water works, appraisals, reports ANDERSON BENNETT. 424 Bee Bldg. Douglas 1430. Heating, ventilating and power planta. Engineers and draftsmen Florists. BRANDEIB FLOWER DEPARTMENT. DOUGLAS 2020 Foundries (Iron and Brass). PAXTON-MITCHELL CO, 2614 Martha bt Hartley 1662. Machine, gray Iron, brass, bronxe and aluminum castings OLREN A SCHL1NGER. 1407 Jackson. D. 7491. Brass, broos. and aluminum cast ings. Fish (Wholesale). BOOTH FISHERIES CO. 1808 Leavenworth St. Douglaa 626 Hotels MERCHANTS HOTEL 1608 Farnam. Douglas 648 Live Stock Commission. ROSENSTOCK BHOb.. iji Eichafcge Bldg. Omaha. Etockers ani1 feeders our specialty. COMMERCIAL GUIDE business houses in Omaha and Council Bluffs. When iri need below. You can depend upon excellent service and values. Hospitals. FORD HOSPITAL, Zuil. and Douglaa Sts. Douglas 340. hi charge of Dr. Michael J. Ford, surgeon-in-chief Tba most com plete hoollal In the west. Hardware. PETERSON & MICKELSON HARDWARE CO.. THE, 4916-18 S 24tb SU. Soutb Side. Pbone South 171. Institutions. NEAL INSTITUTE. 1602 South lltb St. Douglaa 7560 Groceries and Meats. PUBLIC AND EMPRESS MARKETS. Douglaa 2792 Wholesaler) and retailers of everything In eatables. Watch (or data of opening In First Nat'l Bank Bldg 8CHNAUBER St HWFFMA 08 N ltb Douglas 1420 8tnple groceries and meats W131.ER. JOHN. 4s;b and Leavenwortb. Walnut S343. Free deliver Ice. OMAHA ICE AND COLD STORAGE CO.. McfTague Blk.. 16th and Dodge. Douglas Ice Machines. BAKER ICE MACHINE CO.. 664. Wholesale and retail tea. ltth and Nicholas J. L. Baker. Paints. Oils and Class. BARKER BROS.' PAINT 1608V4 Farnam Str :). Douglaa 4750. Lumber. INDEPENDENT LUMBER CO.. 40th and Leaven world Harney 424. Lumbering Along" 'Just HOAGLAND & CO., GEO. A., 724 S. Main St Phone 245 Lumber. Iln. and cement. Physicians and Surgeons. DAVIS. DR. WILLIAM WINDLE. Physician and Surgeon. 1120-21-22 First Nat Bk. Bldg. Tyler 116. CAMPBELL, DR. 8. M.. Physician and Bur geon. 104 Farnam St Douglaa 1220 Printers' Supplies. BARNHART BROS. & SPINDLER. 1114 Howard St Douglaa 10J6 Printers supplies. School Furniture and Supplies. OMAHA SCHOOL SUPPLY CO.. 1108-12 Nicholas St. Douglas 1911. "Everything for schools." Printers. OMAHA PRINTING CO.. 12th and Farnam. Douglaa 846. Printing, atatlonery and of fice furniture v DOUGLAS PI.INTING CO.. 101-11 N. 18tb Bt Douglas 8647. Fine commercial printing. EDDY PRINTING CO.; THE. 322 Bee Bldg Douglaa 8647 Fine commerclar-prlntlng. Tank Manufacturers. NEBRASKA & IOWA STEEL TANK "O. 1201 Willis Ave. Webster 278. Stationery and Supplies. OMAHA STATIONERY CO.. THE 207-302 So. 17th. Douglas 805. Offlcs. type writer, architects' and engineers' sup plies. Loose leaf devices. Storage Batteries. BATRY VIM CO. OF OMAHA, 216 8. 20tn St Phone Douglas 7661. We rebuild deaO atorage batteries to full efficiency. Sporting Goods. TOWNSEND GUN CO.. 1514 Farnam. Douglaa 870. Outing and camping supplies and outing clothing. Tin and Sheet Metal Works. CARTER SHEET METAL CO.. 108-10-12 8. 10th St Douglas 602. Skyllghta. atea) ceilings and galvanize'' sheets. Tents and Awnings. NEBRASKA TENT & AWNINO CO.. 1204 Farnam. D. 3329. When you think 01 tents or awnings think of Douglas 3229. Pleating and Buttons. VAN ARNAM'S DRESS PLEATING. HEM STITCHING AND BUTTON CO.. Doug. 1109. Rooms 336-27 Paxton Blk.. 3d floor. Typewriters and Supplies, CENTRAL TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. 1905 Farnam. Douglas 4121. All makea. Mirrors and Resilvsring. OMAHA MIRROR AND ART GLASS CO Douglaa 6525. 1614 Cuming St Magnetos. ANDERSON. CARL A.. 141,7 Jackaon. Douglaa 2418. Specialists 1c Bosch Igni tion systems and Helnza '-ctrlo starters. Wall Paper and Paint. TETTER-WALL PAPER CO.. 1414 Harney. Phons Douglaa 930. Wall paper and In terior decorations. Wholesale and retail. WIEMER, O. I. 2302 Cuming. Doug. S763 Wholesale and retail wall paper and paints. Also painting and decorating. Undertakers. HULSE & RIEPEN. 701 fj. 46th. D. 1226. Undertakers and embalmers. Personal at tention given to all calls sad funerals HOFFMAN. LEO A.. Cor. 24tb and Dodge. Dougiaa 2901. Experts In embalming and funeral directing Private chapet HEAFEY St HEAFEY. 2611 Ea-rham Har ney 265 Undertakers and embalmers. CROSBY, WILLIS C. 2511-18 N. 24tb St Phone Webster 47. ; Packers. CUDAHY PACKINO CO. South 2340. Soutb Omaha Patent Attorneys. PATENTS procured, bought and aold. Inter national Patent Co.. 5HJ Branoeia. u. bi. Banks. OMAHA NAT'L BANK. Tyler 100; 17th and Farnam 8te. Wall Paper and Paint. iW-rg i.. 211 S. Main bt Ht We band! the best In wall pa, . And paints. Council Bluffs Directory Banks. COMMERCIAL NAT'L BANK. Broadway and Scott St Pbone 41. Barber Shops. HOOD'S BARBER SHOP, 629 W. B'dway Red 1307. Baths In connection. Observe the number of clean towels used on each customer. Boots and Shoes. TIERCE SHOE CO.. 419 West Broadway Phone 669. Strong St Garfield's men's shoes Wright St Peters' and E. P. Reed's ladles' shoea Dr. Reed's Cushion Sole Shoes. Coa. and Ice. DROGB ELEVATOR Co.. 620 Pearl St Phone- 2So Caterers tohestsnd cold Coal Dealers, O'NEILL BROS., 121 W Broadway. Phone 629 Coal, wood and feed NEW COUNCIL BLUFFS COAL ft ICE CO. (l-ll W Bmadwav Phone 71 Garages. BOLTON. (L. H.I TOURIST GARAGE. 160 161 W. B'dway Pbone 620. Taxi service, storage and repair woik. Ageat (or Ke and Chevrolet cars Florists. GARDINER Phone 622 FLORAL CO., 10 Pearl St Groceries and Meats. WINN FLOWER. 21j 16th Ave. Pbone 227. When you want prompt service and quality of goods. CALL ON US. Lumber. QUINN (H. A.) LUMBER CO.. 2d and VIns Sts. Phots 137. "Oulnn for 'iialtty and Quick Service" Piano Teachers. BELL, MAUDE GRAHAM. Studio 14 Stuts man St Pbone 3ri3. Piano and Harmony. Sweeping Compounds. KONTINENTAL KOMP.IUffD CO. 1102 a Main St Phone 168. Sweeping compound (Dust upl Mr. Suloff. Mgr. Theaters. NICHOLAS THEATER. 847-649 W. B'way. High class photo plays. Vaudeville Id season 'BLUE GOWNS' ARE RECOGNIZED BY U.S. GOVERNMENT Reconstruction Workers' Sta tus Established, and Corps Is Busy in France Tutoring Injured Soldiers. Washington, June 29. Teachers, nurses and healers, too, are the "Blue Gowns" of the army medical corps, at work now in the hospitals of the United States and "over there." Reconstruction aides is their offi cial name, but ttfe cheery hue of their distinctive uniform has already won a handier name for the special corps of 70 women whose membership treats and teaches among the maimed sol diers brought bark from the battle front. Theirs is the work of coaxing back the wasted "muscles and disused limbs of wounded men, and later by patrent tutoring instilling deftness in new arts and vocations which the hos pital schools are planning for the re turned soldiers. Most of the "Blue Gowns" were re cruited from the instruction staff Sa of manual training schools and civilian hospitals, where experienced workers were found available. "Beside a table a young fellow in uniform was carving a conventional flower border on a wooden picture frame," says an official description of their work. "The design was his own and the work his first piece. He was inclined to be clumsy because he was using his left hand! A 'Blue Gown' was ready to guide and advise him. The use of this man's right hand has been permanently lost; it.was thought by him at one time that he was handi capped for life as a money earner, be cause his successful profession had been that of a mechanical draftsman. So it is that he is wood-carving, not as a possible vocation, but to train his left hand. Not only are his jingers becoming nimble by slow degrees but his mind is at the same time occupied. As he becomes adept in. left-handed carving, he is preparing or the time when he will again begin to draft, this time with his left hand. This mental concentration upon a new task is believed by doctors and psycholo gists to be a valuable antidote for dis couragement. "At the same open-air worship, which is the veranda of a hospital, one man was intent upon knitting a scarf. He had chosen worsted of a coral pink, and- the knitting was being done upon a wooden framework. One group of men, temporarily crippled, were carving designs upon wooden blocks, and several were learning to weave upon hand looms." Typewriting and basketry, and also the childhood lore of the spelling book and the arithmetic are some of the convalescent activities which the "Blue Gowns" direct. In the treat ment rooms inside, they were guiding electrical appliances and administer ing the complicated series of treat ments that perfect the restoration work started by the surgeon at the front. There is a large field for their work among soldiers who have been imprisoned for weeks in casM"and bandages after a wound has fereen sus tained, and the army provides through the "Blue Gowns" the trained operators. Since the corps was organized tinder Miss Marguerite Sanderson last Janu ary, pay and status for its members have been established. They receive $50 a month while on duty in the United States, and $60 a month if they go abroad. They are housed at the hospitals, or allowance of $62.50 a month additional is made for quarters outside. Age limits have been fixed from 25 to 40 years. ' Rookies at Camp Funston Stage Home Talent Shows Camp Funston, Kan., JiKie 28. The rookies idea of a big game at which the lid on risibilities is kept close against the ceiling and some times threatens to go through the : tlio u'Frktv "stunt nieht" oro- gram. Every Friday evening is de - voted to this entertainment. Home talent" simply is permitted to run riot, and while some of the turns are greetedvwith shouts of "Give "im the hook," the majority of the numbers prove their merits and encores are in order. " . , Here is the latest 'stunt night program given at Young Men's Chris tian association. Piano Solo Elmer Barr, Company 44. Fancy Dancing and Light Comedy George Martin, Company 44. Vocal Quartet "Fatty" and three others, Company 43. Impersonation and Reading Michael Greenbbrg, Company 42. Tenor Solo Ben Arnheim, Com pany 24. Reading Innocents Abroad, (Mark Twain) Solomon Bloom, Company 4. Song "We're on Our Way to Ber- THIS MAN THREW THE KAISER INTO BIG SNOW DRIFT Ole Jonsrud on Death Bed Re calls What He Did to Wil helm II in Norway Many Years Ago. By Associated Press. Viroqua, Wis., June 29. During t conscious moment Ole Jonsrud turned over in his death bed and chuckled. He was telling au thorities at the county home hers the story of how he seized th German kaiser, Wilhelm Hollen zollern by the nape of the neck and seat of the trousers and chucked him into a snow drift in Norway. "If I had only realized my oppor tunity," Jonsrud muttered, "my nephews and America's sons would not be sacrificing their lives on the altar of Wilhelm's greed and fright fulness." After relating the incident, which wsa confirmed by his sister. Mrs. Martha Gottlieb of Chicago, and other relatives, Jonsrud, who had been a resident of Westby for many years, died at the county home, where he had been ill for some time. The incident involving the rough handling of Wilhelm, then crown prince of Germany, came to light in a letter from Jonsrud's niece, who pointed to the affair with pride. The superintendent tf the hospital ques tioned Jonsrud. The crown prince was 19 years old when he and a companion engaged Jonsrud, a coach driver, to convey them1 from Sondre-land, Norway, to Odncs, a distance of several miles. Severe weather conditions obtained and the horses picked their way through the snow drifts with dif ficulty. Suddenly the crown prince burst forth with a volley of oaths of pro test at the slow pace and commanded Jonsrud to lash the horses. The latter refused and the crown prince seized the whip and began beating the animals. They darted into a gallop and got out of control of the driver. When they were brought to a stop, Jonsrud seized Wilhelm and hurled him foremost into a drift and then held him there while the crown prince sputtered and cursed. , "Do you know who I am?" Wil helm roared. "No, and I don't care," Jonsrud re torted. The driver was amazed at the end of the journey to receive a check for 50 crowns signed by the crown prince. "It was the big event of my life." JonsTud said. Northcliffe Sends American Boys July Fourth Message Detroit, Mich.,.June 29. A Fourth of July message to American boys from Lord Northcliffe, British pub lisher and journalist, urging them to "Get prepared; keep prepared," in the event that the war continues so long that they will be' calld upon to fight, was made public here today. "The lesson of this great war is preparedness," said Lord Northcliffe in his message, which will appear in the July issue, of The American Boy. published here. "Now it may be God grant that it may bel that you' American boys of 1918 shall not be called to go forth to a foreign land ' and fight beside your fathers and brothers and the men of military age in Britain and France for world free dom and justice to the weak, as well as the strong. We hope this war will end in victory long before you can be called to the flag. But my message to you is to remember that no man knows what tomorrow will, brint; forth. "A great many of you millions of American boys are close to manhood now, and to many such boys may fall even yet the task of 'going over to help your men and ours to win the war on the field of battle. A great many, the majority, of the American soldiers already in the field sturdy, brave chaps were boys like your selves only a short time ago. And just as they march to the front with a glad, heart and a-song on their lips, and a great and solemn vow to 'carry on' for victory, whatever the cost, so will you go if the opportunity comes. "But my message pf 'preparedness to you does not nfean only that you will be prepared to go and fight when the call comes. Preparedness means that you can help nov. Do your bit, whether it is gathering kindling so that your father will have more money to buy Liberty bonds, or looking after the baby so that your mother may go out and sew for the Red Cross. Do your bit, if it means giving up sweets and movies and use less spending of money, to help Uncle Sam by buying thrift stamps, by running errands for the Red Cross, or by splitting wood for the widow whose son is fighting 'over there.' "Let this Fourth of July have a new significance to you let it mean aore than ever before. Let it im L" press on you that the American bov - and the British boy will stand to-' gether for all time in a common bond 'chums' and faithful companions against the foes of right and liberty." lin." William II. Hollingsworth, the author, and chorus, Company 41. Musical talent among the new ar rivals as expressed through the me dium of a piano, is hors de combat just at present, while vaccination is having due effect. But that does not affect the warblers. So Mr. Guthrie is making up for the deficit in piano music among the "interned" (at detention camp.) just now by holding big sings. As accompanist. Song Leader Guthrie has found a top liner who manipulates a large, voci ferious accordeon. He is Henry Staf fard of Company 9, D. .B. The b'est of results are obtained through The Bee Want Ads. 1