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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEEt OCTOBER 20, 1918. 3 A" Want Ad Rates (Cash With Order.) Hi par word '.each Insertion Ic tier word for t consecutive Insertions la pat word f or each additional Insertion No ad taktn (or laaa than a total of " or leu than 10c par day. ' y CHARGE. c per Una (count words to line) 1 tlma lo par Una tarn time. 1 consecutive tlmea To per Una acb tlma. 10 consecutive tlmea , ; SITUATIONS WANTED.. , 25a par iln par week CARDS OF THANKS AND t FUNERAL NOTICES. lOo par line .. ....each Insertion Contract Rates on Application. For oonvenlence of advertisers want ads will be accepted at the following offices MAIN OFFICE... Bee Rulldlna Ames Office. 4410 North 20tb St. Lake Office 8516 North t4tb 8t. Vinton office 246? South into St Park office 2616 LeavenwBrtb 8t Walnut Office Ill North loth St South Side 2311 N St Council Bluffs 14 Main St. THE BEE will not be responsible for more than one Incorrect Insertion of an advertisement ordered for more than one time. Use THE TELLi'HONE If you cannot conveniently bring or send your ads to any of the above offleee. Ask for a Want Ad Taker and y oixwlll receive the seme good service as when delivering your ad In person. i . s. PHONE TYLEB 1 000. Evening Editions ....12:00 M. Horning- Editions 10:00 P 11. Sunday Editions 10 P M Saturday DEATHS & FUNERAL NOTICES t'UNUKAL- services for Airs. Mildred Louise Garlow, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George J. S. Collins of 423 South 31st St. will be held at the Collins resi dence at 2 p. m., Thursday, the 17th Inst., Itt. Rev. Arthur L. Williams. Episcopal bishop of Nebraska, will con duct the burial service. Sergeant i- Lawrence T. Garlow, husband of the de. ceased. Is with the 311th center tank corps In France. His mother, Mrs. M. T. Oarlow, has arrived from Meade, . Kan., for the funeral. Orand Island pa pers please copy. MASONIC FUNERAL. Nebraska Lodge No. 1, A. T. ft A. M. The funeral service for our late Brother Arthur C. Grossman will be held at the family residence, Fiftieth and Webster streets, - Sunday, October 20, 1118, at 2 p. m. Open air service. Master Masons will assemble at Masonic temple at 1:30 to assist at this service. CHARLES H. MARLEY, W. M. FRANK WILCOX, Sec JENSEN, AskeL aged 31 years, died at his home In Avery Sunday morning. Funeral from the residence Tuesday at 3 p. m. Rev. C. C. Wilson officiating. Burial In Oraceland Park cemetery. Mr Jensen Is survived by his wife and parents Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Jensen of Avery and two sisters, Mrs. Andtew Frederlcksen and Mrs. J. M. Jensen of Omnh. HUGHES Eddie O.. age 44 years, Octo bee IB. Services at residence of tils sis ter. Mrs. A. S. Klotz, 1809 Lothrop St., Thursday at 10 a. m. Interment Holy Sepulcher cemetery. Deceased Is sur vived by his wife and two sons, Arthur and Raymond; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Selfert; one sister, Mrs. A. ., E. Klots, and two brothers, Walter and Ralph, all of Omaha. ATTENTION Members of Alpha Camp No. 1, W. O. W.: The funeral services for Sov. C. E. Graves will be held In Forest Latwn cemetery Sunday at 2:30 p. m. Ail members of the eamp re quested to be present. , A. C WINTER. C. C. CHAS. tNITT, Clerk. 3ROUBB Margaret A., wife of Jerry J. Oroube,' at local hospital Wednesday, . October 16, 1818. Funeral from Crosby parlors, 2511 N. . Mth St., Sunday, Oct. 20, 1918, at 2 p. m. Interment West Lawn cemetery. Fu neral private. 9ODERBER0, Oscar E at St. Paul, Minn. r' October 17, 1111, age 80 years, 6 months. Funeral Sunday afternoon from family residence, 2513 Capitol avenue, at 4 ' o'clock. Interment Forest Lawn ceme- terv. 1 PARKIN Rev. J. Wallace, age 54 yeara. , ' Funeral - from the Cole-McKay Com . pany parlors, 2816 Farnam- street, Tues day at 11 a. m. Friends welcome. CARD OF THANKS. WIS wish to thank our -many friends and neighbors and the' following organiza tions: Chamber of Commerce of the City of Omaha, American War Mothers, World-Herald, Bee Publishing company, ' for the sympathy extended and beautiful - floral, offerings at the death of our beloved husband and son. We also wish " to express our appreciation to the Ma sonlo lodge, 47th Balloon company, and t all military men who assisted at the fu , neral services. Mrs. Robert D. R. Welgel and Mr. and Mrs. L. J. "Welgel. ' BIRTHS AND DEATHS Births Dominlck and Felomenn PIs tlllo, S50B South Thirtieth avenue, boy, Frederick and Ethel Arant, 710 South Fortieth street, boy: Harry and Fay Lane. 2241 Fowleir avenue, girl: Arthur and Josephine Moran, 1708 North Twenty-fourth street, boy; Robert and Bertha Payn, 1322 South Twenty-fifth street, girl; James and Anna May. Sixtieth and Hamilton streets, girl; Francesco and Rosa Mangeruca, 2018 Pierce street, boy; Edgar and Mary Borland, 632 South Thirty-first avenue, boy. Deaths Robert Easton, (2, hospital; John Boches 2T, hospital; Anna Her mansky, 55, 1411 Center street; George E. Noxon, 1, Papllllon: Qnlnton E. Wet termark, T days, 8816 Wright street; Ida C. Bradford, 50, 111 Atlas street; Jake Morgan, 35, 50S7 South Twenty-fifth street; John Heldrogel, 43, 2618 South Twelfth street; Margaret Marie Mitch ell. 80, 61T North Twentieth street; Clem ent Targaciewskl, 18, 2520 South Twenty-fifth street; Frank Demanro. 1. 518 Woolworth a venae; Henry O. Earle, 21, hospital Fort Omaha; Homer Kelly Bowles, 24. hospital, Fort Omaha; Walter P. Peterson, 27, hospital. Fort Omaha! Albert A. Bachand. 31. hospital. Fort Omaha; James O. Owens." 25, hospital. Fort Omaha; Clymer Claude Peterson, 27, hospital. Fort Omaha; John B. Healy, 10, hospital, Fort Omaha; Walter Joseph Sorenson, 25, hospital Fort Omaha; Charles Buggies Patten, 20, hospital. Fort Omaha; George Henry Williams, 26, hospital. Fort Omaha; Francis L. Kastens, 27. hospital. Fort Omaha; Nettle M, Muir, 23, 2513 North Twentieth streets Anna Wallace. 61, 2201 South Seventeenth street; Albert A. Stene, 27, hospital, Fort Omaha: Margaret VM. Harley, 4, 1115 North Twenty-ninth street; Alfred Theo dora Grteb 28, hospital, Fort Omaha; August Brener, 2t. hospital. Fort Omaha; William Teufel, 10, hospital. Fort Oma ha; James 8. Smith. 13. 1146 North Six teenth street: Mary Monteau, 21. 114 Park avenue; Marlon Montgomery. 12, 1618 Jones street; Charles Smith, 1 month, 1148 North Sixteenth street; George J. Pahl, 87, hospital. Fort Omaha; Gene vieve M. Gibson, 4 months, 815 North Twenty-third street; Helen Baser, 8 1J40 South Eleventh street: Amelia Helen Wacker, 7, hospital; Edna B. Neroess, 25, 1106 North Twenty-fourth street; Francis V. Babcock, 37, South Dakota; Agnes Se- verln. 31. 1016 Homer street FUNERAL DIRECTORS. ' HULSE & RIEPEN - -" Pioneer Funeral Director 101 So. lWh St. Phone Doug. 1236 HOFFMAN FUNERAL HOME. Hoffman quality service costs less 34th and Dodge. Douglas 399L ""STACK & FALCONER Independent Undertakers. 33d-Far. H. 400 i L. DODDER CO., Funeral Directors. F. L. Fero. Mgr., 23d and Cumlngs Sta. Phone Douglas 677. Auto ambulance. JOHN 'A. GENTLEMAN, undertaker and embtamer 3411 Farnam St Har 392. MARRIAGE LICENSES FRATERNAL ORDERS. NOTICE TO SHUINERS. Complying with the order of the city health department prohibiting large in door meetings, Tangier temple has In definitely postponed until further notice the reception and dancing party which waa to be held st Masonic temple, Thursday evening, October 17. Henry H, Kraner. Potentate. MONUMENTS Jt CEMETERIES. WEST LAWN "CEMETERY Family lota on easy payments. Thoughtful service. Perpetual care of lots and graves free. Street car to en trance. In case of Immediate need tele phone Walnut 820 or Douglas 823 and our automobile calls for you. . WEST LAWN CEMETERY 68th and Center. Office 15th ft Harney. THe largest display of monuments In the United States FRANK 8WOBODA. 1S1656 S ISth Phone Douglas 1872-5216 FLORISTS. LEE L. LARMON Fontelle Florists 1814 Douglas St. Douglas 8244. BATH Careful Florist. 1804 Farnam St ,61V-h1, A. DONAGHUE Flowers shipped everywhere. Ex. paid L Henderson, 161 Farnam D 1248. LOST FOUND REWARDS OMAHA A COUNCIL BLUFFS STREET RAILWAY COMPANY Peraons having lost some articles would do well to call at the offices of the Omsba ft Council Bluffs Street Rail way company to ascertain whether they left It In the street car. Many articlea each day ar turned In and the company is anxious to restore them to the rightful owners LOST Brown fur neck piece made hy AuSabaugh. Llbertl reward. Telephone Walnut II. LOST Near 42d and Cuming, Tuesday, glasses In case, shell rims, gold bows. Return 4210 Nicholas street. Reward. LADIES' Hat of gray Beaver, with 10 inch brim; lost Tuesday night. Finder return to 2430 Erskine St. Reward. LOST A bunch of keys; reward. Otto Llnde care of the Union Outfitting company. SPARE tire or rim of Dodge car. Call from I to 5. Douglas 81G2 and receive reward LOST Gold wrist watch, black ribbon band, downtown district. Reward. Har ney 2443. KEY LOST Bunch of keys. Ian 2292. Reward. Call Doug. LOST Gold stickpin. Phone Douglas 1209. Reward. LOST Bunch of keys. Cash reward. Call Douglas 7360. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. 42 APRIL and May chickens and 6 hens. Cook stove, kitchen chairs, table, cab inet and safe. Webster 2397, 3115 N. 24th. GOOD second hand furnace cheap. Decatur St. 41)19 Furniture and Household Goods. STARTLING SALE. OF STANDARD VALUES IN FURNITURE. The State Furniture company Is this week offering some startling bargains on standard values In furniture. If you are In need of a new dresser, an exten sion table, dining room chairs, parlorv piece, furniture, heating or cooking stove, our prices this week will surely convince you of superior values for the low dollar. We make a specialty of complete home outfits, also hotels and rooming houses. Railroad fares re funded to out-of-town buyers within 50 miles of Omaha on purchase of 120 or mora STATE FURNITURE CO. 14th and Dodge Sts Opp. U. P Bldg COMPLETE FURNISHINGS of a beauti ful home. Davenport, large easy chair, wing chair, 2 small upholstered arm chairs, maltogany table, cathedral oak dining set, round table, buffet, irlass cabinet, serving table and 6 chairs, drapery, curtains, cabinet sewing ma chine, kitchen cabinet and other useful articles.- AH In excellent condition; called to service, so must sell at once. Call Harney 4908. FURNITURE ft HARDWARE BARGAINS Beds, springs, mattresses dressers, chiffoniers, tables, chairs, china and . kitchen cabinets, rugs and linoleum, trunks and suit cases, gas stoves and Ice boxes, full lines screen wire poultry net ting, garden tools. 1339-47 North 24th St. Tel. Web. 1607. Open till P m FOR SALE. One golden oak sideboard, dresser, dining table davenport, gas range, child's bed, Iron bed, springs and mat tress, combination high-chair, 20 second-hand window glass 16x48. Ten glass 14x32. 940 N. 27th Ave. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS Store and Office Fixtures. TEN cars used lumber, l-'S and up per M. New roofing, 11.25 to 11.75. Doors, 83 up. Electrlct mojors and machinery. H. Gross Lumber and Wrecking Co., 21st and Paul streets, Omaha. WE buy. sell and make desks, safes, show caaes. shelving, etc. Omaha Fixture ft Supply Co. 11th and Douglas. D. 2724. .ONE CO-incU roll-top office dealt and chair, less than half cost. Phone Har 383 KoR SALE Hardware stock and fixtures, eastern Nebraska- Address Box 463. Omaha Bee. Typewriters and Supplies. TYPEWRITERSrented Vnd sofd on easy monthly payments; civil service, busi ness, normal and academic courses by mail; government positions pay 31.200. Address Carnegie College, Rogers, Ohio. TPEWrTtEKS." all-makes, sold, rented and repaired. THE W. N. LONG COMPANY. 1915 Farnam. Tel.. D. 3969. ADDING MACHINES. all. makes bought. rented and sold. CENTRAL TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE 1905 FARNAM ST. WE BUY, sell or exchange typewriters; guar, typewriters 810 and up Write for list Midland Typewriter Co.. 1404 Dodge RF.NT an Oliver Typewriter, three months for 30 00 Oliver Agency, 1905 Farnam Street, City ONE 8-colnmn Burroughs adding machine tor sale at a bargain. 1905 FARNAM ST. Sewing Machines. SEWING MACHINES. We rent, tepalr, sell needles and parts of all sewing machines. MICKEL'S NEBRASKA CYCLE CO., 15th and Harney Sts. Doug. 1663. Miscellaneous. FOR SALE. I Two coal mines In Centervllle district; must be sold at once owing to the death of the senior partner.' V. S. McKee, Cen tervllle, la. GENERAL MERCHANDISE; live business, small town in best part of Nebraska; Burlington R. R. ; good business; easy competition; reason, manager leaving. Box 3903, Bee. VOfl SALE 20 car loads of cabbage. Mar ket price all the time. Write or wire Howard Kubolera, Box 108. Kimball, Neb. OMAHA PILLOW CO. Feathers steamed, renovated and made up In new feather proof ticking. 1907 Cuming Doug. 2467. FIRE proof cabinet, Burroughs adding machine, oak desk, two small electric motors. Douglas 169. STOCK of military lockets and other style lockets at a sacrifice. Doug. 169. STEEL range, china cabinet, rug; other furniture cheap. 939 N. 24th. INDIAN MOTORCYCLE in good condi tion; 3-speed 1917 model. 3019 R St POTATOES for sale In car lots. Write or wire Sjostrum Bros,. Marcus, la. SWAPPERS COLUMN. WILL trade for a house and lot, or sell tor cash, about 4,000 pairs of men's,' ladles' and children's shoes; must act quick. C. C. Broome, 14 North Main St,. Council Bluffs, in. WANTED TO BUY. DESKS " DESKS DESKS New desks; used desks bought, sold and traded. J. C. Reed, 1201' Farnam. D. 6146 WE buy waste paper and pay good prices. Phone or write Omaha Paper Stock Co. Douglas 159 i ' JENKINS has just returned and will give you the same good service that he gave In the past. Help win the war. Sell your old cloths, shoes, rugs tools, trunks and buy W. S. 8. Will call. Res. D. 8032, office D. 8092. ANNOUNCEMENTS. CHICAGO Union Advertising Agency, 219 S. Dearborn St., Chicago, 111 For Sale 31,250. Established 1900. Mall- orders. Can be moved. Send for ad guide. Address above. , ; SPECIAL Inch display advertisement, 100 magazines, thrice, J 8. Wood's Serv ice. Atlantic City. HOOVERIZEI Save 25 per cent by buy ing clothing and furnishings from D B Gross, corner 16th and Chicago. WANTED To sell at real bargain a stock of new and second hand furniture and household goods, also the building, on account of sickness. Address P. O. Box 834. Ptattsmouth, Neb. ACTUAL TRUTH FOR BARGAINS Full line of furniture, gas and coal oil stoves. rugs, baby carriages, trunks, eta Loyal Furn. Co.. 223 N 16th. J at FOR SALE A Quick Meal' steel range, 120; also a child's reed sulky, 33. 2606 Templeton St. FOR SALE At bargain, very attractive oak dining room suite. Call Walnut 3065. DROP HEAD Singer sewing machine; at tachments; cheap. 703 S. 31st Ave., Leavenworth car. GOLDEN oak dining table, chairs, buf fet, dressers, draperiea and wringer; bargains. After Sunday 8515 Howard. 310 WILL buy a square 10-ft extension dinning room table. 1030 South 28th St. ONE Voas electric washing machine, good condition, 116 So. 34th St. Harney 621. FOR SALE Majestic steel range; nearly new. Colfax 2204. Pianos and Musical Instruments. Names and Address. David L. Young. Omaha... Mae Bryden, Omaha., John Avery, Omaha. Winnie Homan, Omaha,.,., Ernest Scott,- Omaha....... Marie Wiggins, Omaha, Age. 45 32 1 86 21 18 William H. Rasmusaen. Audubon, la... 28 Mae Weaver, Audubon, la. ... 28 BUILDING PERMITS The following building permits have ' beea Issued; ' ,. . Griffith ft .. ChapiO, 114-34 South Twra-..ty-filth street, frSme porch. 10S feet long. 32.900; F. P. Engel. - 4403 Harney ftrewt.? frame -garage.- 8226; - Ruth B. Cameron. 2421 Ida street, frame garage, $378; Frank Paul tlsS Camden, ftvaauav re cuityfi, - . The Best Place to Buy Good Used Pianos. All used instruments are thor " oughly overhauled in our com pletely equipped repair depart ment, making it possible for us to guarantee used players, pianos and organs the same as new high grade instruments. A partial list of bargains on hand today. This list changes constantly. Write or phone us for the one you prefer. Will make comfortable terms. Emerson Piano, Eby $165 Kingsbury Piano, Walnut 185 Cable & Son Piano. Walnut. ... 175 Schmoeller & Mueller, Walnut, nearly new , 165 Kingsbury Piano, Walnut 190 Wagner Piano, Oak............ 185 Geo. Steck Piano, Rosewood... 170 Mrope Piano, Ebony 160 Kimball Piano, Mahogany 200 Segerstrom Piano, Oak, nearly new 210 K A Pianos For Rent At lowest prices; special rates to those who rent for the season. Six months' ; rent alldwed if pur chased. Piano Tuning Done by experts and guaranr teed by us. Charges reasonable. Special price for yearly contract. Call or phone for particulars, ; A. HOSPE CO., Established 1874. 1513 Douglas St. Gulbransen HOME OF THE PLATER. PIANO. A. HOSPE ft CO., 151 Douglas have pianos to rent at 83.(9 per month, or will sell on easy terms Clothing 4 Furs. FOR 8ALJS Clean atec' et clothing and furnishings, about $16,008 ' Live sooth- , west Iowa town. 6,000 population. Sell part or all and rent room to purchaser. Awnings. AWNINGS AND POUCH FURNITURE Auto touring tents and camping supplies. SCOTT-OMAHA TENT & AWNING CO Brass and Iron Foundries. PAXTON-MITCHELL CO., 27th and Martha Sts., Omaha, Neb Brass, bronze aluminum and machine gray Iron castings. Acordtan Pleating. ACCORDEON, side, knife, sunburst, box pleating, covered buttons all sizes and ' styles; hemstitching, plcot edging, eye- let cut work, button holes, pennants. IDEAL BUTTON AND PLEATING CO.. 300-308 Brown Bldg., Phone D. 1936. HEMSTITCHING, PLEATING, BUTTONS G. V. VanArnam Pleating Co., 336-7 Paxton Block. Phone Doug. 3103 Douglas 3123. Billiard Tables. PRIVATE ttables for parties at Holmes' Baggage ant? Express THE ONLY WAY0Z.B! THE OMAHA TRANSFER CO. REPUBLIC AUTO EXPRESS COMPANY will haul everything for you. Packages less than 20 lbs., 15 cents. D. 7458 ARWOOD; live stock and general hauling. Telephone Walnut 8073. Chiropractors. Dr. J. C. Lawrence. Balrd Bldg. D. 8461. SPINOGRAPH, Dr. Edwards. 84th, Farnam Costumes. FULL dress suits for rent. 109 N 16th St.. opposite Postofflce. John Feldman, Detectives. JAMES ALLAN, 913 Neville Blk. Evi dence secured In all cases. Tyler 1136. Phil Winckler, 2715 Dewey ave.. Fixtures and Wiring. TIT TO XT TXT Electric washing machines, lamps. electrlo Irons and reading 2223 Cuming St. Douglas 2519. Dancing Academies. KEEPS, HOTEL ROME private lessons. Phone Douglas 2681 or Harney 2792. Dentists. Dr. Bradbury. No pain. 921 W.O.W. Bldg. fafTs" Dental Rms.. 308 Rose Bldg.D.2186 Film Developing. FILM developed, rolls 10c; packs. He; one-day service. , Kase Studio, Neville Blk. i Towel Supplies. Omaha Towel Supply. 207 8. 11th. D. 683. Printing Supplies. Waters-Barnhart Pta Co.. 414 S. 13tb St. Medical. PILES fistula and other rectal dis eases cured without surgieal oper ation. Cure guaranteed. Write for book on rectal diseases with testi monials. DR. E. R. TARRY, 240 ' ee Bldg., Omaha. Tailors. Diedrick. P. L. 216 8 20th. Tailor. D. 2432 Jewelry. TIT A MflMny w Pay. the best price UlilillVlliJU with privilege to bny back at small profit GROSS JEWELRY CO.. 402 N. 16th. Red 6081. Osteopaths. DR. MABEL WESSON. 614 Brandeis Bldg. T. 2960. H. 4741. Safes. BARGAINS U12 Farnam. L J. J. Derlght Safe Co. SAFES PATENTS procured, bought and sold. In ternational Patent Co.. 663 Brandeia. , D. MM. . STURGES ft'sfURGES. . U. S. and foreign patents hud trademarka. 338 Bee Bldg Wedding Stationary. WEDDING announcements and printing. Douclaa Piintlne: Cn Tt Qougise BUSINESS CHANCES. BUjINESSCHANCES. HOTEL. ' barber's shop pool hall, soda fountain, cigar and confectionery stand, In new . building, for sale or rent on easy terms or low rent to good barber and wife, he to run barber's shop, pool hall, etc., and she hotel. Good chance to make money. Also good open ing for drug store, doctor, dentist, gar age, meat market and others. In heart of richest irrigation district in s.t. well settled and growing rapidly. Write for Information. In addition will send you WilUams-Manson News six months free, telling all about business and land opportunities. Address Wllllams-Man-son News. Dept. N-17, Williams, Mont. iPPORTUNITr for men suffering from prostate disorders to rid thomselves quickly at home without drugs, diet, or massage. This Is a wonderfully effec tive scientific method In use by physi cians, osteopaths, lawyers, engineers, and the best intelligence of the country. Absolute harmless and can't interfere with other treatments. Indorsed by hun dreds and sold on money back terms If cot satisfied. A strictly high grade prop osition Particulars for the asking. The Electrothermal company, Stuart bund ing. Steubenvllle, Ohio. NO ICE NEXT YEAR. I control a wonderful device that will put Ice In every home at a cost of less than 6 cents a day. Tremendous demand. Biggest sensation In years. Exclusive to live wires able to finance their sales. Act quick. Territory going fast. Come, wire, or write. Fred W. Wolf, Dept. 90, 321 N. Wells St., Chicago. CAPITAL PROCURED For new or going enterprises on com mission by stock house with active Bell ing channels. Submit particulars. Se curities Sales Co., 29 S. LaSalle St., Chicago. . BE INDEPENDENT Chiropractlo doc tors earn 83.000 to 36,000 yearly; work for yourself; this good paying profes sion quickly learned by correspondence; low rates, easy terms; Illustrated Book (nd Charts free. American University, 157 Manlerre Bldg., Chicago. SHOE SHOP FOR SALE One of the best paying shoe shops for sale with Landis No 12 outfit also small stock of shoes. This shop has never been for sale before; will give prospective buyer reason for selling Royal, Shoe Shop. Boulder. Colo. BECOME our representative without in vesting. A fortune to be made opposite Bethlehem Steel corporation; no limit to your earnings; write quick for particu lars. South Mays Landing company. Dept. F, Guarantee Trust Bldg., At lantic City, N. J. .tESTAURANT OPPORTUNITY Large, handsome, well established, best equip ped In Omaha, worth $10.000 ; will sacri fice, sale or exchange; splendid business chance. Inquire Thomas O'Neill, 632 Brandeis. VANT MORE MONEY? Get It by mall! Easy when you know how. Others do why not you? Circular free to earnest people. Book that tells how 31. Satis faction guaranteed or money back. W. A. Williams, Corbln, Mont. CLUB HOUSE Centrally located; mostly furnished; occupied by eight young men wh want housekeeper; must be good Cook. Imperial company, 634 Bee Bldg.i Tel. Douglas 1616. FOR SALE 400 pairs of ladles' shoes; Oxfords and Pumps, the Maxine make.. Must sell f ir cash. Address G. Wlblemo, Parker, fl. D. . MUST sell at once good paying grocery business on account of draft. Business Is In good location and Is practically all ' cash. Address Box T 719, Omaha Bee. TO sell your business or real estate, any where write Jim Wray, Sioux City, la. Rooming Houses for Sale. 7-ROO.M flat, close in, full of Voomers. Will sell cheap on account of sickness. Tyler 1192. ' LARGE furnished rooming house close , In; electric lights, heat furnished. Call Harney 2534. SITUATIONS WANTED. TWO-CHAIR barber shop and ihousa. In good sbnpe. poor health. McClelland, la. Owatc (ibei J (aUr t. SwSL,iuJt I 9f Ifc K, & Joojmoq, RrjyriVor,J1 Male. SITUATION WANTED Age 48; 7 years' experience as adjuster for an Insur ance company. Salary, 8175. J. N. An derson, 2016 J St., University Place. BANK POSITION WANTED by' young married man thoroughly experienced in business and banking. Address Box Y 714, Omaha Bee. ENGINEER and superintendent of plant on hydro-electrls power development. Invites correspondence with those hav ing vacancies demanding first-class electrical and mechanical ability. Nine years' varied experience in electrical and erlated fields, four years as manager. Technical education; excellent refer ences. Address Box T 715, Omaha Bee. EXPERIENCED mechanic, all around truck driver and floor man desires po sition. Phone Webster 2498. Call after 6 p. m. IF you need first-class traffic man. 3835, Omaha Bee. Box FIRST CLASS dressmaking. Red 6913. Female WANTED Position by lady typist, dlota phoneone year's law office experience. Address Box Y 714, Omaha Dally Bee. AN elderly , lady wants housekeeping in small home. 3116 Burt St. PRACTICAL nursing; Webster 5040. confinement cases EXP. Dressmaking and alteration work done Douglas 4901. PLAIN and fancy sewing. Webster 2463. LADY wishes day work. Call Web. 2551 Laundry and Day Work. CURTAINS laundered, work guar. H. .1130. BUNDLES carefully laundered, deliver Web 4283. Call and LACE CURTAINS and bundles neatly laundered. Harney 3922. WANTED Day work. Harney 6829. HELP WANTED-MALE. Stores and Offices. WOMEN'S EMPLOY MENT BUREAU MRS. WALKER Manager OMAHA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Furnishes women workers for positions of all kinds. Employers of women, whether members of the. Chamber or not, are urged to list their vacant positions with this bureau. No fees. We particularly require the services of women who are experienced In stenog raphy and bookkeeping. Apply at once. HELP WANTED-MALE. S:ores and Offices. BOOKKEEPERS AND ACCOUNTANTS. Ambitious men who recognise the tremendous shortage of "Specialised Brains" and who have some accounting ability, will welcome the Information that a prominent firm of Certified Pub lic Accountants his made available a scientifically simple and Intensely In teresting hom-ts udy tratnlr;'. Thi shortage of accountants to fill J3.000 to 810,000 positions Is regarded as a national deficiency, which can only be remedied (as were our military and naval shortcomings), by Intensive train ing Accepted applicants guaranteed satisfaction. In replying give experience and draft status. Address .1. H Tan ner, President, 811 Grant Park Bldg., Chicago ACCOUNTANT and office manager, 3200; bookkeeper and assistant office man ager, 3135; manager, rental department, $150; bookkeeper, small lumber and coal office, 100; insurance accountant, 3150; bookkeeper, some stenography, small of fice, 8100; general office man, 3125; as sistant credit manager, 125; manager, retail store, 125: traveling salesman, Nebraska territory, established trade, $150; stenographer and secretary, $125. WESTERN REFERENCE & BOND ASS'N Originators of the Reference Business. 736 First National Bank Building. GOVERNMENT needs hundred clerks for Income tax, customs, Internal revenue. Examinations soon. Salary $1,200-2,000 Experience unnecessary. For free par ticulars regarding examinations, write J C. Leonard, (former Civil Service Examiner) 2525 Ffenois Bldg., Washington. GARAGE SUPERINTENDENT WANTED by necessary Industry operating about 20 cars and trucks; steady position for a man who can reduce operating costs and, keep ears In good condition. Please glve'j in detail, education, experience and salary expected; also referenes. Ad dress Box 6088, Omaha Bee. BOOKKEEPER, grain experience, $150. a Bookkeeper, grain experience, $135. '. ' Bookkeeper, lumber experience, $160. Aecountant, - executive ability, $150. Bookkeeper, wholesale. $126. - .- ; Ledger clerk, wholesale, $100. Bookkeeper, small office, $90. " WATTS REFERENCE COMP ANT, 173$ First National Bank Bldg. , , Use the' MARTI SERVICE In secsring high elaaa commercial position, , XHS MAKT1 CUMfAWI, , nu w. o, sir sia . BOOKKEEPERS, $160-$126-$100. Stenographer and bill clerk, $110-8125. Salesman, salary and commission. Office clerk, $80-$100. Office bny. splendid position, $50-$65. THE MARTI COMPANY, 1126 -W. O. W. Building. WANTED Tailor; one who understands cleaning and presstng, also wait on trade. Exclusive man's store, clothing. Good wages. Genoa, Neb. Call Mr. Jacob son, Paxton Hotel, Sunday. BOOKK'RS, $125. $136; office clerks, $90 $100; hotel night clerk (city), $75 and room. Co-Op. Ref. Co., 1015 City Nat. Bk. BOOKKEEPER and credit., $135 to $150: Bookkeeper, out of town, $150. WATTS REF. CO., 1138 1st Nat'I. Bank DRUG CLERK Patterson, 10th & Hickory. FOR bank positions see the Walters Co.. 1424 First Nat'I Bank Bldg. Tyler 4S0 Professions and Trades. PROTECT OUR SONS IN FRANCE. CHANCE TO DO YOUR BIT. IF YOU CAN'T FIGHT WORK THE UNITED STATES GOVERN MENT MUSCl' HAVE FOUR HUNDRED ' LABORERS FOR THE ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT AT NEVILLE IS LAND NEAR PITTSBURGH. PA. " Top wages. Transportation free. Free meals wJle enroute. Steam heated quarters. Good sanitary beds (single.) Clean linen. Hospital and Medical attention, FREB Board, reasonable, Cafeteria Plan. APPLY UNITED STATES EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 1118 Farnam Street WE NEED CONDUCTORS AND MOTORMEN. ' Apply in person to the superintendent of trans portation, second floor, Merchants' National Bank Bldg., Omaha. OMAHA & COUNCIL BLUFFS STREET RAILWAY CO. TWO barbers wanted at once; $20 guar antee and 60 per cent over $30; good for an average of $30 per week for first class man. Address A. C. Peters, 431 Norfolk ave., Norfolk, Neb. MAN to do general roustabout work In sick ward; wages $76 per month, with board, room and laundry. County hos pital. Phone Harney 652. WANTED Painters and paperhangers Monday a. m., I o'clock. Report to Orchard ft Wllhelm. Barn 30th and Leavenworth. WANTED 7 or 8 men for corn picking, good corn, will pay 7 cents. G. A. Sweet, Valley, Neb. LOCOMOTIVE firemen, $150-8200 monthly, experience unnecessary Send stamp. Railway, care Box Y717, Omaha Bee. WANTED Cylinder and gordon press feeders. L A. Medlar ft Co., 416 So. 14th St. WANTED Upholsterer for furniture de partment Box 41406 Bee. WANTED Two meat Washington Market. cutters. Apply Salesmen and Solicitors SALESMANAGER. 'A Rare Opportunity. Largest manufacturer of Its kind, whose- products are nationally known and advertised desires to appoint a dis tributor in this state and surrounding territory. We want to hear only from a busi ness man of good standing, capable of managing a selling force and anxious to establish a business of his own, - trust be financially respomlble and able to furnish bank and trade refer ences. To the right man an income of from $15,000 to $18,000 per year is as sured on repeat mall order business. Our product la classified as war esaen ' tlal. Salesmanagar will be la this lt; for personal. Interview, In reply state full - particulars and phone number. , Address, '.Box Y, 716 Omaha Bee.- SUCCESSFUL salesman at once for bal ance of year and 1M9. New, strong proposition, staple goods " to general . trade In Nebraska. 338.00 weekly ad - ivance. G. R. Williams, 1930 Euclid Ave., Cleveland, Q Dept. 11742, . HELP WAN TED MALE. Salesmen and Solicitors. LAST CHANCE TO RIDE FREE. YOUR GOVERNMENT NEEDS YOU. At Nitro, W. Va. Be patriotic and help Uncle Sam construct the $50,000,000 munition plant. 12,000 men now on the job. Need 10,000 more atonce.v Good living conditions; highest of wages, time and a half for over 8 hours. Double time for Sunday; meals free en route; sleeping quarters free; steam beat; meals $1 per day; pay day each week at Nltro. Free Information and last free shipment will leave here Tuesday at 4 p. m. UNITED STATES EM PLOYMENT SERVICE. 1118 Farnam St., Omaha, Neb. WANTED i 2 OR 3 HIGH CLASS SUBDIVISION SALESMEN TO HANDLE AN A-l SUBDIVI SION. WE HAVB A UNIQUE AND ATTRACTIVE SELLING SYSTEM. REAL SALESMEN CAN MAKE $4,000 PER MONTH. NONE BUT BEST NEED APPLY. i WILL BE AT ROOM 32$ i FONTENELLE HOTEL, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20TH. WANTED: SALESMAN FOR SHOE DEPARTMENT Experienced. Deferred Classification. 8. N. WOLBACH & SONS, Grand Island, Neb. SALESMAN FOR MEN'S CLOTHING DEPT. Experienced. Deferred Classification. S. N. WOLBACH & SONS, Grand Island, Neb. SALESMAN with pep for Omaha and state territory, to sell the Improved American meat sllcer wherever hot or cold meats are handled. Greatest waste saving and food saving machine on the market. War essential. Gov't large user. Sells on demonstration. Price, $240. Sold on terms. Liberal commission. $3,000 to $7 600 yearly. Must' finance self. Man with car and draft exempt preferred Unusual chance. Give record and ref. American Slicing Machine Co., 209 S. State St., Chicago. SALESMEN Only old line company Is suing new unrestricted full legal re serve accident policies at popular prices, paying agent large Initial commission and liberal perpetual renewals. Re sources million. Classes AA to D written. Business men buy quick In preference to assessment "business men's association" policies or hlghprlced old line policies. General and district agencies open. Exclusive territory, real contract. Employers Indemnity Corpor ation, Kansas City. Mo. STOCK SALESMEN WANTED. Here Is what you are looking for. The stock, Issue of a refining and pro ducing company already marking oil. Can show wonderful Investment opp.; should net you $100 to $500 a week. Approved by capital Issues committee. Choice territory In Iowa open. Shortage supply of oil makes selling easy. Not wild cat. Insurance salesmen will do well to consider. For further particulars address Financial Manager. Box 462. Council Bluffs. HELP WANTED-MALE. Boys. WANTED A boy with wheel. John H. Bath. Florist, 1804 Farnam St.- Teamsters and Chauffers. CHAUFFEUR, single, white, private resi dence. Omaha suburb. State driving and mechanical experience and wages want ed with board and room. Any age If qualified. Address Box 3786. Omaha Bee. WANTED Two rotai! hardware salesmen with experience; must be live wires; permanent position with good prospects for the right men. Address Hardy Fur. nlture company, Lincoln, Neb. W' ANTED Thirty laborers at once. Good wages. Long job. Report at 27th and Whltmore ave., Mlnno I.usa Addition Miscellaneous. WE WILL PAY GOOD WAGES FOR MEN AND STRONG BOYS - OVER 16. APPLY BOTTLING DEPARTMENT. FRED KRUG PRODUCTS CO. '10 MEN STEADY WORK ' GOOD PAY. OMAHA COOPERAGE CO. South 198. 36th and I Sts. MEN WANTED. GOOD WAGES. STEADY WORK. OMAHA ALFALFA MILLING COMPANY, EAST OMAHA. Strong man, steady work all the year around. ' APPLY OMAHA PAPER STOCK CO., 18th and Marcy. WANTED Capable cylinder and platen pressman for best class of work. Per manent position for right man and good future. Wire or write The Augus tine Co., Grand Island, Neb. WANTED Men 19 to 60 years old for general yard work, steady work for good men. Apply timekeeper. Union Stock Yards Co.. South Omaha. BE a detective. Excellent opportunity: good pay; travel. Write C. T. Ludwlg. 875 Westover Bldg.. Kansas City. Mo WANTED Experienced furnishing goods salesman; exceptionally good opportu nlry for the right mao; good salary and steady position. Call ac once. Palace Clothh.g Co., S. E. Cor. 14th and Doug las streets WANTED A COLLECTOR FOR THE UNION OUTFITTING CO.. 16TH AND JACKSON. Agents and Canvassers. WOMEN representatives wanted every where. Good pay for spare or full time introducing amongst friends new prod uct that revolutionize! washdsy meth ods. Dirtiest clothes mads spotlessly clean without rubbing. Every neighbor will want this washing wonder that's . "pure enough to chew." H. Del bars. Pres., 720 So. Dearborn St., Chicago. - EARN $40 weekly in your spare time tak ing orders for Goodyear raincoats Profit in advance. We deliver- and collect. Sample coat free. Writ today for . agency. Goodyear Mfg Company. Blllls Bldg., Kansas City, Mo. YOUR name brings copy Money Making Ideas. The great 32-page agents' and mall dealers magazine. A, H. Kraus, 310 Kraus Bldg.. Milwaukee, Wis. Boys. ,W ANTEDA boy -over 17 to learn trunk and case making. Frellnf A Bteinli iivi jArum et, v LABORERS wanted; 40 to 45c. H. Gross Lumber and Wrecking Co., 21st and Paul. MAN for city collector. Apply today. $18 and commission. Hlxenbaugh & Co., 1814 St. Mary's Ave. HELP WANTED FEMALE. Stores and Offices. EXCELLENT opportunity for young wom en! New, large hospital accredited by state board of Illinois will enroll a lim ited number of pupil nurfces; complete maintenance during study free; only those eagerly desirous to become trained nurses need apply. Minimum require ment for admission, 1 year high school or Its equivalent. For particulars, write American hospital, 850 Irving Park Blvd. Chicago, 111. HELP WANTED FEMALE. Professions and Trades. NOW A WAR, 'i 1 INDUSTRY f LEARN LOCAL AND j LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE . I OPERATING ' 1; T Good salary paid while learning. Per 'V; manent positions open; excellent oppor j tutilty for advancement; get Into essen' it-' tlal war winning work. t( APPLY TO C Ft LAMBERT, , NEBRASKA TELEPHONE CO 1807 DOUGLAS ST. STRONG woman to work In sick ward, diet kitchen; experience not necessary; with board, room and laundry and I JO. per month. County hospital. Phone llar- ney 652. WANTED. m-4- Girls for labeling and light factory work. Apply at office on the Tenth it. viaduct. PAXTON & GALLAGHER, v Saleswomen and Solicitors. WANTED Hy largo retail establishment." competent, experienced candy saleslady to take charge of the department. Ap ply Box 3S69, care Omaha Bee. " Household and rvmestic. WANTED Ten bright capable ladles, to travel, demonstrate and sell well known goods to established dealers.1 $26.00 to $50.00 per week; rnilrond fare paid weekly advance for traveling expenses. Address at once Goodrich Drug Co., Dept. 514, Omaha, Neb. i WANTED Young ladies to lesrn how to operate Comptometers and Burroughs Calculating and bookkeeping machines. A good position absolutely guaranteed to every graduate. Time required to complete course, 6 weeks to 3 months Day and evening classes. Call and see us or telephone Douglas 7415 for par ticulars. DWORAK SCHOOL OF ACCOUNTING, Second Floor Wead Bldg., 18th and Farnam Sts. BOOKKEEPER, $100-$125. , Stenographer, out of city, $125. Stenographer, $S0-$86. Typist and office clerks, $55-$65. Dictaphone operator, $85-$100. Typist, must be rapid on machine, $70. Bank bookkeepers, $85-3100. THE MARTI COMPANY, EMPLOYMENT SPECIALISTS. 1126 W. O. W. Building. $65- PERMANENT POSITIONS IN ESSEN TIAL INDUSTRY. OPEN TO YOUNG WOMEN 16 TO 25, FOR TELEGRAPH POSITIONS, GRAMMAR AND HIGH ECHOOL GRADUATES. LIBERAL PAY WHILE LEARNING, 8 HOUR DAY, PLEASANT, INSTRUCTIVE, INTER ESTING. WESTERN UNION TELE GRAPH CO. APPLY ROOM 150S W. O. W. BLDG. STENOGRAPHER and bookkeeper, out of town, $100. Steno. and diet, opr., up town, $90. Steno. and clerk, small office, $85. Steno. wholesale, $M; bookkeepers, $100-$90-$86-$75. Ledger clerk. $85; office clerk, $60. WATTS REFERENCE COMPANY, 1188 First Nat'I Bank Bldg. STENOGRAPHER and clerk, uptown of fice, $100; stenographer, manufacturing firm, $90; dictaphone operator, $76; bookkeeper, $100; typist and clerk, $65; cashier, $66; bank clerk, $66; compto meter operator, $75. WESTERN REFERENCE ft BOND ASS'N Originators of the Reference Business. 736 First National Bank Building. GOVERNMENT needs 12,000 women clerks. Omaha examinations November 2 Sal ary $1,200. Experience unnecessary. Women desiring government positions write for free particulars. J. C. Leon ard C former civil service examiner). 625 Kenols Building, Washington. EMPLOYERS OF WOMEN WORKERS, whether members of the OMAHA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE or not. are asked to make use of our Women's Em ployment Bureau. Phone your require ments to Mrs. Walker. Tyler 1234. WANTED Competent bookkeeper; one capable of handling a full set of books. Good salary. UNION OUTFITTING CO., 16TH AND JACKSON. WANTED Young lady to assist In per fume and fancy goods department. Ap ply general office, Sherman & McCon nell Drug Co., 2d. floor, 19th and Far nam Sts. WANTED Young lady with some exper ience for temportary position In office. State phone number. Address Box Y 718, Omaha Bee. GIRLS AND BOYS, 14 or 15 years old for record work; short hours; good pay. THE MARTI COMPANY, 1126 W. O. W. Building. STENOS.. $S5-$90; bookkeepers, $85-$100; typists, $65-'75; file clerks, 140-355. Co-Operatlve Ref. Co, 1015 City Nat. Br. EXPERIENCED bookkeeper for large wholesale house; give reference and ex perience. All replies confidential. Box 4581. Omaha Be. STENOGRAPHERS, $65-$90; bookkeepers, $85-$100; office clerks. $65-175 ; typist, $65-$75. Co-Op. Ref. Co., 1015 City N. Bk. WANTED Seamstrera for plain sewing, steady work, good pay. s 2907 Leavenworth. WANTED A grade or high school girl to assist with housework. Walnut 1460. . ERRAND glrla; good hours, $35. WATTS REF. CO., 1138 First Nat. Bank. WANTED Competent girl for general housework In family of two. Harney 430. For bank positions see the Walters Co.. 14?4 First Nat'I Bank BldR.. Tyler 4S0 Professions and Trades. WANTED AT ONCE. 40 power sewing machine operators to work on CO-ZEE radiator and hood covers Steady employment. Exper ienced operator can earn $15 to $20 per week. Apply to forelady. OMAHA AUTO TOP CO.. , 709-11 So. 16th Bt II am I SI WANTED, 25 GIRLS . - --- OR PACKING AND LABELING. APPLY TO MANAGER, SKINNER MF'fJ etc, .14TH AND JACKSON. WANTED Giria fo"llght " factory work. w trauii vosasui jucaola Bt, , WANTED Reliable girl or woman, living . In vicinity of Fontenelle park, to do few hours housework daily In small modorit. bungalow. Call Sunday or evenings, 3322 N. 44th Ave. 1 WHITE girl wanted for domestic worki ' two In family. Must go home nights; high wages. Colfax 405L 2868 Van street. WIDOW, having nice home, would keeo house for father and son, or two men,' on car line; reference. Webster 6040. . i WANTED A competent white oook; good wages; small family. Telephone Harney 1038. 122 South 39th St. WHITE girl wanted for general house work, small family. Call Harney 2546. . WANTED A girl for general housework, ; Call Harney 388. - WANTED At once, an experienced seconds maid. Mrs. Fred Hamilton, 608 8, 88th. WANTED Chambermaid at the Brown Apta.. 608 N. 21st St. Red 885. WANTED A girl for general housework, Mrs. Arthur Gluou.. Harney 362. WANTED A good general girl, Mrs. A. L. Williams. 315 S. 31st St. it 1 NEAT GIRL fir general housework. Call Webster 1278. 'i Mlddleaged woman for house " WANTED- keeper. Webster 1813. Girls WANTED, GIRLS. f 16 YEARS OLD OR OLDER. APPLT f il TO MANAGER SKINNER MFG. CO.1 . 14TH AND JACKSON. , " I! Trade Schools. WANTED Ladles to learn barber trade. ' Special rates and Inducements. . jl TRI-CITY BARBER COLLEGE, - r 1402 Douglas St. , Miscellaneous. WANTED WHITE JANITRESSES. AT -TRACTIVE HOURS. APPLY ROOSt 825, W. O. W. BLDG. GOVERNMENT CLERK EXAMINATIONS ' In Omaha November 2, December 7;,. 12,000 women clerks needed; salary i( $1,21)0; experience unnecessary; women desiring government positions write for -' free particulars, R. E. Terry (former p civil service examiner), 783 Columbian , Building, Wash. WANTED Chicken pickers at once; we pay f : cents per head. -.-MISSOURI VALLEY ICE ft COLD ST'OB Missouri Valley, la. EARN $26 weekly, spare time, writing for newspapers and magazines. Exp,.' unnec, details tree. Press Syndicate, 189 St. Louis, Mo. WOMEN for janltress work evenings or nights, 640 First Nat'I Bank Bldg. f NEAT 'girl to operate elevator, 640 First Nat'I Bank Bldg. 5 HELP WANTED. Male or Female. i 1 GOVERNMENT needs hundreds, clerks for Income tax, customs, Internal revenue, Examinations soon. Salary $1,200-2,000, Experience unnecessary. For free par- ticulars regarding examinations, writ R. E. Terry, (former Civil Service Ex aminer) 2525 Columbian Bldg., Wash . Ington.. WANTED SALESPEOPLE. Men and women In shoe department. Apply SUPERINTENDENT OF BRANDEIS STORES. WANTED Young man or woman tor bot tle washer. Apply to Miss Ogle - at warehouse and laboratory, 609-11 South -12th St. SHERMAN & M'CONNELL DRUG CO. i U. 8. GOVERNMENT wants thousands of clerks; men, women; $1,100 a year. Ex aminations coming to Omaha; candi dates coached free. Franklin Institute, Dept. 231 H, Rochester, N. Y. WANTED Men, ladies and b oya learn barber trade; big demand; wages while learning; strictly modern. Call or write) 1402 Dodge St. Trl-Clty Barber College. - Phone D. 2147. ' MOLER Barber College wants young men and ladle a to learn the barber trade. Call or write for free catalogue. 110 8 14th St.. Omaha. Neb. - WANTED People to Join club for mov lnsr nlcture actlna: exnertencii nnnviw sary. Kei-Plne Academy, 2424 Farnam." V;! Douglas. 7S50. ' , EDUCATIONAL BOYLES COLLEGE. r DAY SCHOOL. NIGHT SCHOOL. ? Intensive training tor office worker 1 Courses In Bookkeeping, Shorthand, ' Stenotypy, Typewriting. Railroad and' Wireless Telegraphy. Comptometry, Ma- : chine Bookkeeping and all English ... branches. Students admitted any day. ' Catalogue free. Telephone Douglas 1565. t 18th and Harney Sts. Omaha, Neb. V RELIABLE AUTO SCHOOL. . Best electrical and self -starter courses,- '' Easily learned. No books. Free catalog. -. National Auto School. 2314 North 20th . St. Omaha, Neb. ... Van Sant School of Business. t'J Day and Evening Schools.' 1 220 Omaha National Bank Bldg.' ni' Douglas 6890. v, LEARN Mosher shorthand and" typewrit' ing. Day and night classes. Omaha, ' Shorthand polleg-. Bet Bldg.. D. 6528. i if i FOR RENT ROOMS. ONE large modren front room with, kitchenette and running - water . on ground floor, with private entrance. Webster 2471. . Furnished Rooms. FOR RENT Newly furnished rooms for men only. Bath and phone service. Can have board at same place if de sired. Phone Red 4516 or call 114 rwnn mxteentn. BUSINESS woman, having nicely furn lshed a pat t men t, near In. wants com. panionahle girl to enure apartment and . expenses. References required. Bog 3S68 ,'r Omaha Bee. " , - ' SANITARY modern rooms for men only ' $8.50 per week. Sunshine apartment K5 N St. i J. B. Robinson, 4 BsS ' FURNISHED rooms for rent;" - w a, tnnunr.ianus close I)