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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: OCTOBER 27, 191S. 9 A Want Ad Rates (Cash With Order.) IH per word each Insertion. la per ward (or consecutive Insertions lo per word (or each additional Insertion. No ad tajten for I km than a total of or leaa than 10c per dajr. CHARGE. 9oer Un (count ( words to line) 1 time, lo per line each time, 1 consecutive times ?o per line each time, 10 comecutlve ttmea. SITUATIONS WANTED. I5o per line per week CARDS OF THANKS AND riNEKAL NOTICES. 10 per line ' each Insertion Contract Katee on ADDlicatlon. For convenience ( advertiser! want ads will be accepted at the (ollovrlnt offices: MAIN OFFICS Bee Building Ames Office 4410 North 20th St. Lake Office 2618 North 24th St Vinton Office 34(7 South 16th St. Park Office 2615 Leavenworth St. Walnut Office 919 North 40th St. South Side 2318 N St. Council Bluffi 14 Main St THE BEE will not be responsible for More than one Incorrect Insertion ot an advertisement ordered (or more than one time. TJae THE TELEPHONE 1( you cannot conveniently bring or send your ads to any of the above offices. Ask for a Want Ad Taker and you will receive the same food service as when delivering your ad U person. PHONE TYLEB 1000. Evening Editions 12:00 M. Morning Editions 10:00 P. M. Sunday Editions 10 P. M. Saturday. DEATHS & FUNERAL NOTICES FARLEY Thomas J., aged 89 years: at Oklahoma City. Okl. Services t fam ily residence, 8It Hickory street, Mon day at 11 a. m. Deceased li survived I by his wife and two children of Ponca City, Okl.: mother, Mrs. Surah Farley; two sisters, Mrs. O. J. McGlynn and Miss Sarah; one brother, John, all of Omaha, A brother, Hush P., Seattle, Wash., and a brother, Charles J., of Camp Funston. Interment Holy Bepulcher cemetery. Chicago, 111., pa pers please copy. MILLER Mrs" Elizabeth F., aged il years; at family residence, 2814 North Sixteenth street 1 Services at Hoffman Funeral Home, Monday at 11 a. m. Interment Holy Bepulcher cemetery, deceased la survived by her husband, John, and two small children; father, J. J. Murphy; (our sisters, Mrs. Emll Jensen, Mri. T. E. Duffy, Mrs. George Christie, and Miss Catherine Murphy, and one Brother, Mr. C. J. OTonner, CARD OF THANKS. WE wish In thl! way to thank our many, friends, and especially the Ne braska Clothing company, for kindness and the many floral offerings extended to us during our bereavement In the loss of our beloved husband and father, Hcdwlg Effenberger and family. FLORISTS. Ifonteoelle Florists 1814 Douglas St. Douglas 2244 LEE L. LARMON BATH Careful Florist, 1804 Farnam St. A TVTVVf A nt-TTJl? Est. 1868. Xi. UKJiin-KJiLlVU 1623 Harney, Flowers shipped everywhere. Ex. paid. L. Henderson. 1510 Farnam. D. 1248 FUNERAL DIRECTORS. HULSE & RIEPEN Pioneer Funeral Directors 101 So. 18th St. Phone Doug. I22 HOFFMAN FUNERAL HOME Hoffman quality service costs less. 84th and Podge. Douglas 390L "STACK & FAECONFR Independent Undertakers. SJd-Fnr. H. 400 E. L. DODDER CO., sFuneral Director!. F. L. Fern, Mr., SSd and Cuming Sts. Phone Douglas 677 '"Auto ambulance. JOHN A. OENTLEJlTNBlrTdertakef-nd embalmeK 3411 Farnum St. Her. 392. MONUMENTS & CEMETERIES. WEST LAWN CEMETERY Family lota on easy payments. Thoughtful service, perpetual care of lots and graves free. Street car to en trance. In ease of Immediate need tele phone Walnut 120 or Douglas 821 and ur automobile rails for you. WEST LAWN CEMETERY. $th and Center. Office 16th & Harney. LOST FOUND REWARDS. LOST Thursday or Friday, taupe fox collar. Finder return to Mr. C. M. Wllhelm, 3623 Jackson street, and re ceive reward. Phone Hr; . 2056. LOST OR STOLEN A collie dog. Marked with white anchor on back of neck. Reward. Mrs Anna Stone, 611 S. 24th 8t. Phone Douglas 7110. LOST Coin purse, containing 15.06. it Brandels store. Call Webster 2279. Reward. LOST ilnsonlo charm; named engraved. Irvln A. Stalmaater. Call Harney 6193. LOST OR STOLEN Black and white rat terrier. 1102 S. 31d St Reward. LOST Wallet containing $!25 In cur rency, 260 reward. Web 767. LOST Bunch of keys. Call Douglis 7J60. Cssh rewsrd. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. Furniture and Household Goods. 8TARTLINO SALE OF-STANDARD , VALUES IN FURNITURE. The State Furniture company la this week offering some startling bargains of standard values In furniture. If you are In need of a new dresser, an exten sion table, dlntng room chairs, parlor piece, furniture, heating or cooking stoves, our prices this week will surely convince you of superior values (or the low dollar. We make a specialty of complete home outfits, also hotels and rooming houses. Railroad fares re funded t out-of-town buyere within 60 miles ef Omaha on purchase of 220 or .nore. STATE FURNITURE CO., 14th and Dodge gts. Opp. U. P. Bldg. FURNITURE ft HARDWARE BARGAINS Beds, springs, msttresses, dressers, chiffoniers, tables, chairs, china and kitchen cabinets, rugs and linoleum, trunks and suit caaea. gas stoves and Ice boxes, full lines screen Wire, poul try netting, garden tools. 1880-47 North 24th St Tel. Web. $607 .Open till 9 p. m. WANTED TO BUY. VB buy waste paper and pay good prices. Phone or write Omaha Taper Stock Co. Douglas 169. WANTED TO BUT 20-gauge shotgun. Must be right In every way and priced low. Address Box T-200, Omaha Bee. ANNOUNCEMENTS. C. L. NKTHAWAY for sheriff by petition. Towel Supplies. Omaha Towel Supply 207 8. 11th. D. 682. Accordeon Pleating. ACCORDEON. side, knife, sunburst box pleating, covered buttons a) I sixes and styles; hemstitching, plcot edging, eye let cut work, button holes, pennants IDEAL BUTTON AND PLEATING CO. uu-jts orown mag., rnon D. 1936 HEMSTITCHING. PLEATING, BUTTONS" G. U. VanArntm Pleating Co., 936-7 Paxton Block. Phone Doug. 8109. Awnings. AWNINGS AND PORCH FURNITUrF Auto touring tents and camping supplies SCOTT-OMAHA TENT AWNING CO.' Billiard Tables PRIVATE tables for parties at Holmes7. Bragg and Iron Foundries PAXTON-MITCHELL CO.. 27th and Martha Sts., Omaha, Neb. Brass, bronze aluminum and machine gray. Iron castings. Chiropractors. Dr. J. C. Lawrence. Balrd Bldg. D. 8461, SPINOURAPH, Dr. Edwards,24th. FaTnam Baggage and Express. THE ONLY WAYNES mm h.iama TRANSFER fCO. REPUBLIC AUTO EXPRESS COMPANY ' will haul everything for you. Packages I leas than 20 lbs., 15 cents. D. 7463. ACTUAL TRUTH FOR BARGAINS Full line of furniture, gas and coal oil atoves. rugs, bnby carriages, trunks, etc. Loyal Furn. Co., 22J N. 16th ROUND OAK Soft Coal Burner. Webster 2S86. Call SEVERAL rugs for sale, 3106 South 14th St. Tyler 1439-W. SANITARY cot with mattress. 212. Fumed oak china cabinet 15. Harney 6407. fin? largest display of monuments In the United States. FRANK SWOBODA, 1216 S. 13th. Phone Douglas 1872-6210. BIRTHS AND DEATHS. Births August and Elisabeth Johnson, 1220 North Seventeenth street, boy; N. C and Martha Arbuckle, 209 North Nine teenth street girl; Max and Nellie Becht, 2219 South Sixteenth street, girl; Frank and Rati! Tylkowskl, 2766 Clarkson ave nue, girl: Pedro and Catallna Oroaquo, 609 Paclflo street, girl; Le Roy and Florence Cockerlll, 2826 North Twenty-fourth treet, girl; Devllow and Meta Watson, 2287 Crown Point avenue, girl; Harvey nd Haael McTaggart, 4312 Burdette treet, boy; Charles and Anna Mekerson, 8232 Q street, girl; Lester and Serllla Ramage, 2243 Howard itreet, boy; George and Maude Page, 1720 Dorcas street, girl; Jess and Pauline Jobs, 2711 South Ninth treet, girl; John and Catherine Eley, 628 William itreet, girl. Deaths Thomas Randaxio, 2 months, 162 North Twentieth street; William H Banna. 67, 6018 Pierce street; Mrs. Verna Xaratena, 18; Twenty-second and Washing ton streets; Theodore Phelps, 41, hospi tal; Sister M. Tobla, (5, hospital; Frank J. Carey, hospital. Fort Omaha; Walter 8. Bailee, 27, hospital; Oscar K. Westberg, 26, hospital, Fort Omaha; Edward i A. Wight, 38, hospital. Fort Omaha; Henry Adolph Olsen, 40, 4860 Hlokory street; Andrew Garcia, 21, hospital; Mrs. Mary K. Paisley, 28. Fifty-fifth and U streets; James A. Gaughan, 26, 2311 Q street; John F. Hause, 24, 4620 L street. South Side; Afollnary Olinka. 26, 4812 South Forty tlrat street, South Side; William Ward, 94, 2118 Madison itreet; Mrs Vera Ward, 20, 2112 Madison street: Verda L. Moon, 21, 1000 Mercer boulevard; Ada I. Mattaon, 15, (72 North Twenty-fourth street; Mrs. Alma C Moss, 30, 1916 South Eleventh street: Mrs. Bertha K. Gustafson, 22, 8428 Franklin street: Ada E. Fisher, 43, 418 North Twenty-fifth street; George G. Irey. 68, hospital;,. Virginia Savage, 2. hospital; Anne C Anderson, 24, 1807 North Thirty-fifth street; Samael Fldeno, 2, 1114 North Seventeenth street; Elmer Drink water, 24, 708 South Sixteenth street; Con stantino Thallas. 28, 837 Locust street; Egbert M. Weeks, 24, Fort Logan, Colo.; Willie Cunningham, 20, hospital. Fort Crook; Albert L. Boklund, 27, hospital. Fort Omaha, Pianos and Musical Instruments. "The Best Place to Buy v Good Used Pianos. All used instruments are thor oughly ovehauled in our complete ly equipped repair department, making it possible for us to guar antee used players, pianos and or gans 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. We will make comfortable terms. Henderson Piano, oak....... $235 Remington Piano, mahogany. 190 Cable & Son Piano, walnut. 170 Geo. Steck Piano, ebony 165 Newton Piano, mahogany... 195 Kingsbury Tiano, walnut 190 Strope Piano, ebony. 150 Price & Teeple Player, mahog any 375 King Player, oak. 350 Karn Player, mahogany.... 450 Hospe Piano, walnut' 395 Pianos for Rent At lowest prices; special rates to those who rent for the season. Six months' rent allowed if pur chased, ' Piano Tuning. Done by experts and guaran teed by us.' Charges reasonable. Special pricfc for yearly contract. Call or phone for particulars. A. HOSPE CO., Established 1874. 1513 Douglas St. HOME n,illM.ov.c,rt PLAYER i OF THR VJUlUiauoe PIANO A. HORPE CO., 1613 Douglas, have rlinos l to rent at 83.60 per month, or will sell ! on easy terms. ' ' i MAHOGANY player piano, good as new. 9160 Call 641 S. 24th St., Apt. ia. ' Douglas 1621,, WILL store piano and Vlctrola for use. Call Douglas 2266. ' Store and Office Fixtures. TEN cars used lumber. 225 and up per M. New roofing, 21 25 to 11.76. Doors, 92 up. Electrical motors and machinery. H. Gross Lumber and Wrecking Co. 21st and Paul streets, umana. WB buy, sell and make desks, safes, show cases, ihelvlng, etc Omaha Fixture & Supply Co., 11th and Douglas. D. 9794. FOR BALE Hardware stock! and fixtures' eastern' Nebraska. Addreis Boa, 463, umana see. Stwinv MarriinM. SEWING MACHINES We rent, repair, sell needles and part! of all sewing machines. MICKEL'S NEBRASKA CYCLE CO. 16th and HarnaV Sts. Doug. Typewriters and Supplies. TYPEWRITERS all makes, sold, rented and repaired. THE W. N. LONG COMPANY, 1916 Farnam. -Tel. D. 8969. ADDINO MACHINES, all makes bought, 'rented and sold. CENTRAL TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. 1905 FARNAM ST. WB BUY, sell or exchange typewriters; guar, typswrlters 110 and up. Write for 1 list. Midland Typewriter Co., 1404 Dodge. RENT an Oliver Typewriter, three months for 96.00. Oliver Agency, 1909 Farnam Street, City. MARRIAGE LICENSES. Permits to wed have been granted to the following: r Name and Residence. Age. James 8. Dobbs, Tascosa, Tex. 30 Grace Kelby Amos, Omaha 22 Orvllle B. Weatherly, Strahan, Ia. 22 Rose Goldle V. Anderson, Omaha ....21 Otis O. Moss, Falrbury ever 21 Delia Selway, Omaha over IS Roy A. Gray, St Louis, Mo. 25 Martha E. Wlllson, Richmond,, Ind.. .-. .28 BUILDING PERMITS. The following building permits have bees Issued: "- Mrs. C. C. Allison. 419 South Thirty ninth street, alteration! to dwelling. 12.500; Rome hotel, alteration! and re pairs, 12,500; Eggerss-O'Flyng company. Fifteenth and Leavenworth streets, con arete areaway, 914,009; Basket Store! Co., T15-18 South Ninth street, remodel In terior, 1,60; Vnlverslty of Nebraska Col lege of Medicine, Forty-second and Dewey avenue, itucco garage. 11,209 Jtlrenk Myers, agent. Southeast corner Eleventh and - Joaea streets, brick ap proach to viaduct, 15,000. LOST-FOUND REWARDS. &MAHA eV 'COUNCIL BLUFFS 8TREET RAILWAY COMPANY. Persons having lost some articles would da well to eell at the offices of the Omaha 4k Council Bluffs Street Rail way company to ascertain whether they left It la the street car. Many articles each day arc turned In end the company Is anxious to restore them to the rightful owners. '.OUT Platinum bar pin set with seven . diamonds, Friday, October IS, at Bran eels store. Return to 419 South 19th treet, Oraln Exchange Bldg. Liberal reward. JLOST Out of car, between Hayden Bros. , and 14th and Douglas, one Ught-brewn overcoat. Finder please call Bob Rob inson, ill 8. 24th St. or phone Douglas I 1446. Reward. JLOiT A diamond atod. Reward If re- tarnea u a. Keppeanaver, ill Hallway Kxehahge Building. fcib'ND ioM monogram pin. (Owner eau at wan I. Ad eojojejtjl APtUsatfR? ONE 9-column Burroughs adding machine for sale at a bargain. 1905 FARNAM ST. Miscellaneous. FOR SALE. ' Two coal mines In Centervllle dlstrlot; must be sold at once owing to the death ot the senior partner. V. S. McKee, Cen tervllle, la. HIGH grade household furniture, one new electric range, one horse, harness, wagon, etc: one fruit tree sprayer, 200 pure-bred Ancona and White Rock pul lets, 60 hem, 2 brooders, 1 Incubator. Must act quickly. Owner leaving city. Walnut 1649. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Fire proof safe, fine lot carpenter and machinist tools, 'Office furniture, Edison records, - phonograph, ill S. list. Phone Har ney 2890. OMAHA PILLOW CO. Feathers steamed, renovated and made up in new feath proof ticking. 190T Cuming. Dong. 244T. 'CiNDERS given away for the hauling. Omaha Gas Co 90th and Center. Dg. 9959. FOR BALE 2106 Ames avenue, upstairs, new steamer trunk. SWAPPERS COLUMN. WILL trade for a house and lot. Or cell for cash, about 4,009 pain of men's, ladles' and children's shoes; must act quick. O. C Broome, II North Main St., Council Bluffs. Ia. WANTED To trade" for a stock oiTahoes. Box Y-201. Omaha Bee, - WANTED TO BUY. TPKIVTXfQ i Jt returned and UJull IV lllO win giv, you the same good service that he gave In the past Help win the war. Sell your old clothes. . shoes, rags, tools, trunk! and buy W. & a. Will ealL Res. D, 922, office D. 9092. DESKS DESKS DE5KS New desks: ed docks bought, sold and Costumes. FULL dress suits for rent. 109 N. 16th St., opposite Postofflce. John Feldman. Detectives. JAMES ALLAN1, 312 Neville Blk. EvU dence secured In all cases. Tyler 1186. Fixtures and Wiring. r)TTT?K"TNElo;trl0 washing machines lamps. 'electric Irons nnri ienri!no 2229 Cuming St. Douglas 2519. Dancing Academies. KEEPS. HOTEL ROME private lessons. Phone Douglas 2581 or Harney 2792. Dentists. Dr. Bradbury. No pain, 921 W.O.W. Bldg. Taft's Dental Rms., 308 Rose Bldg. D.2U8 Film Developing. FILM developed, rolls 10c; packs. 16c; one-day service. Kase Studio, Neville Blk. Knitting. WANTED Knitting; children's garments and atghans especially solicited. Wal nut 2806. Printing Supplies. Watera-Barnhart Ptg. Co., 414 S. 13th St. Medical. BUSINESS CHANCES. OFFICE MAN WANTED Man possessing executive ability to take charge In financial concern: must be high grade man, familiar with real estate mortgages, Jonds, stocks and In dustrial Securities generally, to the party who can qualify an unusuojly good aalaxy will be paid. As an Induce ment might consider letting acceptable party have limited Investment In cor-poratlon.-v Box 4117, Omaha Bee. POTASH STOCK WANTED. 219,000 to 916,000 to Invest In Potash stock. Consider only companies whose lakes are located In the vicinity of An tloch and only those having plants equipped with trackage and shipping facilities, Shares of the Potash Reduc tion Co., the National Potash Co., or the Nebraska Potash Co., preferred. Ad dress Box 4088 Omaha Bee. WE HAVE a high grada business proposi tion to offer men with business ability in your district which should net 95,000 to 115,000 annually, unusually attrac tive business due to war conditions. En tire proposition backed and guaranteed by old established, well rated firm. 11,000 to 12,000 would finance deal. Address President, 8th Floor, 20 E. Jackson Blvd., Chicago. A BEAUTIFULLY furnished office In Bee Bldg., facing Farnam street, completely equipped with mahogany desks, tables and othsr standard office equipment, can be sub-leased for a year at least, There Is also a small room for a stenographer,-a wash room and a vault Anyone wishing to Inspect same, tele phone Walnut 1343 after 6:30 p. m. CAPITAL SECURED FOR new or going enterprises on commis sion by stock house with active selling channels. Submit particulars. Securi ties Sales Co., 29 S. LaSalle St., Chicago. BB INDEPENDENT Chiropractio doi tors earn 23.000 to 96,000 yearly; work for yourself; this good paying profes sion quickly learned by correspondence; low rates, easy terms; Illustrated Book and Charts free. American University. 157 Manlerre Bldg., Chicago. SHOE SHOP FOR SALE One of the best paying shoe shops for sale-, with LCndls No 12 outfit also small stock of shoes. This shop has never been for sale before; will give prospecttvs buyer reason for selling Royal Shoe Shop. Boulder, Colo. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. Partner at once with some cash. In Omaha's largest tire and tire repair business. Must be first class bookkeeper 2406, Omaha Bee. FOR SALE One of the best equipped restaurants In central Nebraska, a coun ty scat town of 4,000; small cash pay ment and easy terms on balance. Poor health only reason for sacrifice. Bog Y 205 Omnha Bee. PILES, fistula and other rectal dis eases cured without snrciral nner ation. Cure guaranteed. Write for nook on rectal diseases with testi monials. DR. E. R. TARRY. 240 Cee Bldg., Omaha. Tailors. Dledrlck, I'. L 216 S. 20th. Tailor. D, 2432? Jewelry. LlJmyiUavHh privilege to buy at small prom. UKUK3 JEWELRY CO.. 402 N. 16th. Red 6081. Osteopaths. DR. MABEL WESSON. 614 Brandels Bldg. . T. 2960. H. 4741. Safes. BAROAINS 1212 Farnam. C A TPWCJ J. J, Derlght Safe Co. OAS! XbO PATENTS procured, bought and sold. InT ternattonal Patent Co., 683 Brandels p. 6601. ii'UROES & STURGES. U. S. ar.d foreign patents and trademarks. 330 Bee Bldg. Wedding Stationery. WEDDINU announcements and printing. Dnuglss Printing Co Tel. Douglas 644. BUSINESS CHANCES. Merchandise Auction. We will sell at public auction at Alta- mont. Mo., Tuesday, November 12, the entire stock and fixtures of the Robert Pearce '& Son Stock. Groceries, $2,000; Dry Goods 13,000. The same to be sold to the hlKhest bidders for cash or certified check. If Interested write for complete Inventory. Also will sell to the highest bidders the following fixtures. Bid on any one or all. Cigar Case, cost...'....- 10.00 Templeton Computing Cheese Cutter 20.00 Recapitulation Account System SO.OO Dayton ,Bbl. Computing Scales 160.00 Dayton Gold Medal Bbl. Scales 175.00 Large Floor Coffee Mill 15.00 National Cash Register, 2 years old. 125.00 Large Mosler Fireproof Safe 95.00 6-ft. Plate Glass Floor Jewelry Case 20.00 6-ft Floor Notion Case 56.00 No. 2 Smith Premier Typewriter... 60.00 1 8 -ft. and 2 10-ft. Plate Glass Top Floor Case 194.00 Button Covering Machine....; 10.00 Gasoline Lighting System..,,...,., 70.00 280 gallon Automatlo Coal Oil System 127.00 160 gallon Bowser System 70.00 7x7 Ity New Alaska Refrigerator.. 127.00 7 16-ft. Oak Counters, Shelving and many other small items too numeroui to men tion. ( Come wllth certified ehecki or, the cash. Ths auctioneer reserves the right to sell either by departments or In bulk, make your bid either way. N. L. ADAMS, Altamont, Mo., Owner. COL. B. J. NEWLON, 2820 DAVENPORT ST., OMAHA. AUCTIONEE R. STORE FIXTURES AT AUCTION.- I will sell at Public Auction at Harvard, Nob., to the highest bidder for cash or certified check the following store equip ment, priced at what the present values should be at this tims but the highest bid takes them: One large ribbon case worth $ 6.00 2 S-ft bevel top. floor cases 60.00 18-ft double strength floor case 20.00 2 large mirrors 20.00 2 6-ft ihoe settees.,,., ,, 10.00 1 bycycle rolling ladder and 40 ft. ' track 19.00 1 6-drawer National Cash register, 276.00 1 Bbl Dayton Computing scale .... 75.00 1 Cheese case and comp. cutter.... 20.00 Floor Coffee mill 10.00 Standard tewing machine, new.... 30.00 Button Covering Machine 16.00 Todd Protectograph Check writer.. 26.00 New Underwood Revolving Dupli cator 96.00 Fireproof Safe. 20x41x70 125.00 American Adding and Listing Ma chine 76.00 Bowser Oil Tank 6.00 Large Grocers' Refrigerator 26.00 Come and look these over or mail your bid with certified check, which will be opened t p. m., November 14. Also about 9700.00 worth ot Laces and Embroideries and other articles too numerous to mention. AYTON SWARTZ, Harvard, Neb., Owners. COL. B. 3. NEWLON, 2820 DAVENPORT St., OMAHA, AUCTIONEER. OPPORTUNITIES for men suffering from prostate disorders to rid themselves quickly at home without drugs, diet or massage. This Is a wonderful, effective scientifie method In use by physicians, osteopaths, lawyers, engineers, bankers, business men, farmers, and people In all walk! of life. Absolutely harmless, soothing and restores quickly. Endorsed ' by hundreds of satisfied users. Write today for convincing proofs and hew you may try tnis wonaenui sppusnoe in your own home at our risk. Address The Electrothermal company, too Blair Bldg., 8teubenvllle. Ohio, A LARGE manufacturer of national repu tatton desires a responsible represents- " tlve to take charge of branch office In your' city. We manufacture a high grade essential product This Is an oppor tunity for you to make from 22,000 to $12,00 annually. No experience In eur line necessary a! w Instruct you how to sell ear goods. Applicant must have from $1,000 to $5,000 to Carry necessary atock ot goods to make prompt de- Hverleta. Business Vtffgr, JLj4! Mici.- iiaiSatJ?toMai. s LIVE PHONOGRAPH DEALERS Hake $2,000 to $10,000 annually. Exclusive Tol-O-Tone phonograph agencies. Writ today. Special offer. 18-page catalogue, six unusual models. $75 to $260. The Western News Company, Chicago. WE BUY and sell stocks and bonds for cash. Before buying any stock write for Information regarding Its financial condition and our price. "Financial In dicator'' sent free. Smith-Martin Com pany,. 208 Fouth I,n'5alle St.. ChlenTO, HELP WANTED MALE. Stores and Offices. WANTED; EXPERIENCED RAILROAD OPERATORS AND STATION AUUN'TS IN NEBRASKA, COLORADO A N 1 WYOMING; $98.70 TO $121.00 l'Elt MONTH. DESIRABLE CLIMATE, SPLENDID WORKING CONDITIONS, FREE TRANSPORTATION FROM POINTS ON THIS LINE. APPLY TO SUPERINTENDENT. C, B. & Q. RAIL ROAD, 1004 FARNAM STREET, OMA HA. OR EMPLOYMENT DEPART MENT, C. B. & Q. RAILROAD, CHICAGO. Credit man, $115. Cashier and Bookkeeper, $135-$154. Asst. Credit Man, $U0-$125. Salesman, essential lines, salary and ex. pernios. Salesman, hardware, $176-$200. Ledger Clerks, $S0-$100. Stock Clerks, $65-$75. THE MARTI COMPANY 1126 W. O. W. Bldg. Bookkeeper, wholesale, $135. Bookkeeper and Cashier. $1-5. Bookkeeper, wholesale, $125. Ledger Clerk, wholesale, $110. Office Clerk, good penman, $110. Office Clerk, Wholesale, $100. Shipping clerk, $125. Asst. Shipper. 17 to 20 yrs. age, $65. WATTS REFERENCE COMPANY 1138 First National Hank Bldg. WANTED. Young man to assist In credit de partment ot large wholesale house, ex cellent opportunity for advancement and good pay. State age and experience when applying. Box 6069, Omaha Bee. ACCOUNTANT, office manaKer, $2u0-$30O; bookkeeper, $160; traveling salesman, exceptionally good Hue, $150; city sales man, $125-2150; general office man, $125; assistant bookkeeper, $75. West ern Rerefence & Hond Asan. OPPORTUNITY for good real estate man to take management of land and city sales, rentals, loans and Insurance. Box 8977, Omaha Bee. TEN Corn Huskers wanted. Nine cents per bushel. State Bank, Worthing, S. I). FOR bank positions seo the Walters Co., 1424 First Nat'l Bank Bldg., Tyler 480. WANTED Man for office and shipping work; good opportunity, nox 4044, Bee. DRUG CLERK, lnth A Hickory. TWENTY good commercial positions open. Co-Operative Ref. Co., 1016 City Natl. Bk. TWENTY good commercial positions open. Co-Operative Ref. Co., 1015 City Natl. Bk. Salesmen and Solicitors. MIDDLE-AGED man, having years of ex perience In wholesale and retail busi ness, wishes active partnership. Will ing to furnish some capital. Write Bog 4768, Omaha Bee. WANTED Capable man with $3,000 for best business opening in umana. uona for $600 a month up; permanent. H. Morton, 1302 Goddard Bldg.. Chicago. ENCLOSED FIND CHECK Is the result when using lawyers' eelf-collectlng let ter! on bad account!. Complete eet 10c. Vaughan-Gill, 41 Home Bldg., ioulsvllle, Ky. FOR QUICK SALE One hundred shares or part In reliable oil company paying 24 per cent annually; dividends payable monthly. Must sell at once. Address Box 638, Muskogee. Oklahoma. WANTED Capable man with $3,000 for beat business opening In Omaha. Uood for $500 a month up; permanent. H. Morton, 1302 Qoddard Bldg,, Chicago. HARDWARE Stock and Fixtures in good central Nebraska town, Invoice about $5,000.00 and doing good business. Box Y-202, Omaha Bee WANTED to sell at a barcaln, the City ReElaurant In McConi' Neb., also 9 or 16 furnished rooms In connection, box Y 207, Omaha Bee. GOOD paying garage and repair business for sale or trade on real estate well lo cated in Falrbury, Neb.; write a M. Cressman, Owner, rairpury, iNeo. HOTEL equipment in East Nebraska town, fiAA nAnnlailnn' trnnA nncniniT for R1AII and wife; small Investment. Address Box Y 720, omana nee PARTNER WANTED Established cigar, billiard parlor, fine location, oheap rent. Horton, 724 Nortn mgnieenin. GOOD clean stock of Dry Goods and Gro ceries for tale In eastern Nebraska. Box Y 100. Omaha Bee. WILL sell to reliable lady, for $8,000, half interest In hotel. Write for partlcu- r -i hi lars. UOX Till, JKiveiaiiu, r in. BARBER SHOP for sale or trade, 2 chain. Terms. Box 4095, Omaha Bee. Rooming Houses. Splendid Rooming House. It rmi., hot water and eteam heat supplied; excellent location. Call ui for full particulars. ARMSTRONG-WALSH ' CO., Tyler 153$. 233 Securities Bldg. 9-ROOM Modern Brick Flat at 230A Cass St., warm and easy to heat Will decor ate where necessary. A bargain at $35.00 a month. Look at It today. N. P. DODGE CO., Realtors, 15th and Harney - sts. BUYER WANTED, established rooming house, filled men roomers; modern, dan dy new location, Horton, 724 North 18th. FOR SALE quick on aocount ot poor health, a good cigar and notion busi ness. Box 4054, Omaha Bee. TO SELL your business or real estate any where, write JIM WRAY, SIOUXCITY. SITUATIONS WANTED. , Male. PROFESSIONAL accountant will handle small let ot books; auditing and sys tematizing a specialty. Bos 4061, Oma ha Bee. ADDS, Jobs, all kinds; painting and clean- Ing. Harney 6019. PAINTING, carpets, paper cleaning. Har ney 6012. female. MIDDLE aged lady would like position as housekeeper or cook In .city. Call Monday 9 to . Walnut 9780. NEAT young colored woman with baby wants general housework In small family. Call Webster I3za, PLACES wanted to prepare small dinner parties or regular evening dinners. Web ster 2864. CHILDREN to take cafe of by day. 25 cents a day. eas B. sum bi AN elderly lady wants housekeeping tn small home. 3119 Burt st EXP. Dressmaking and alteration work done. Douglas 4901. PLAIN and fancy sewing. Webster 2462. Laundry and Day Work. DAY work wantedvby first-class laundress, also laundry and housecleanlng done. Webster 2580. LACE CURTAINS and bundles neatly laundered. Harney 2922. BUNDLES carefully laundered. Call and deliver. Web. 4283. CURTAINS laundered, work guar. H. 1130. HELP WANTED MALE. Stores and Offices. OFFICE MAN WANTED Man possessing executive ability to take charge In financial concern; musfl be high grade man, familiar with real estate mortgages, bonds, stooks and Industrial Beouritles. generally, to the party who can quality an unusually good salary will be paid. As an In ducement might consider letting ae- eeptable party have limited Investment la corporation. Bos 4111, Omaha Bee. WANTED Kan for office and ihipplng work, JJoed fvttnftltr. Boa 4044, THE OERLACH-BARKLOW CO., a $2, 600,000 corporation, manufacturers of Art Calendars (both annual and monthly), blotters, folders, holiday greetings, etc. for advertising purposes. Just completing its most successful year, has nearby open territory, recently made vacant, for two salesmen to begin work with new line the first of next year. Our salesmen are now earning $2,500 to $5,000 per year. Exclusive territory; commission contract with reasonable weekly expense advance. Permanent position with utmost co-operation from house. Address Sales Manager, THE UERLACH-BARKI.OW COMPANY, .TOIJET, ILLINOIS. B LESMEN THE McCASKEY REGIS TER company has an opening In this territory for a high-grade man of real sales ability, capable of selling a time and money saving specialty to retail ers. The sales organization of this com pany has been given a new wartime plan of remuneration through which the opportunity for - lartfe earnings Is miM'h greater than heretofore, although salesmen have always made large earn ings. Prompt action Is necessary to se cure connection with tbjs company whose products are all on the essential list. See E. G. Warrn, assistant di vision sales manager, Castle hotej, Omaha. WERE YOU 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, stock foods, automobile and ma chinery oils and greases. No rent to pay; no investment in stock; large or ders taken from samples; goods of guar anteed and proven quality; selling ex perience not necessary; very profitable work for "workers." Address Hitch cock Hill Co., Dept 108, Chicago, 111. Reference, any bank or express company. WANTED Salesmen for Nebraska and western Iowa 'to sell Diamond Stock Remedies, and Twin Hog Oilers; goods that gives absolute satisfaction; men with auto preferred; references required. Write or see F. Alldiltt & Co. 200 Ganter building, Lincoln, Neb. WANTED Salesmen, all or part time; In Nebraska territory; Leather Bank Check Covers; Calendars And Advertis ing Specialtlfs. Liberal commission; ex clusive territory; permanent position. Bankers Supply Co., Iowa City, Ia. WE CAN USE first-class salesman; who call on their trade regularly to sell our Seaboard Asso tments on a romm'ss'nn basis. IOWA NOVELTY COMPANY, BROADWAY AND FULTON STS., KEOTA, I A. SALESMEN WANTED Laces, Embroid eries; only men now traveling making smaller towns need answer. 12 par cent commission; samples light. Merk & Co., 416 Broadway New York. Agents and Canvassers AGENTS "Sideline salesman" house wives earn big money weekly. Will not Interfere with regular work. Elegant, beautiful, heavy nickeled evaporated and condensed milk can-server. Instant seller, every housewife needs one. Be come out agent Write DAVIS CAN SERVER CORPORATION, FLATIRON BLDG., NEW YORK. EARN $40 weekly In your spare time tak ing orders for Goodyeor raincoats. Profit In advance. We deliver and collect Sample coat free. Write today for agency. Goodyear Mfg. Company, Blllls Bldg., Kansas City, Mo. SI 8 TO $36 weekly In ytour spare time do lng speolal advertising work among the families of your city. No experience necessary. Write today for full par ticulars. American Products Co., 784 American Bldg., Cincinnati, O. YOUR name brings copy Money Making Ideas. The great 33 page agent's and mall dealers' magazine. A. H. Kraus, 911 Kraus Bldg., Milwaukee, Wis. Professions and Trades. WE NEED CONDUCTORS AND MOTORMEN Apply In person to the superintendent of trans portation, second floor, Merchant 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, 4$1 Norfolk ave., Norfolk, Neb. WANTED First class floor man or com bination man, 62 hours a week; good wages. The Tribune-Sentinel, Grant, Neb. LOCOMOTIVE FIREMEN, $150-$200 monthly, experience unnecessary. Send stamp. Railway, Box Y-717, care Oma ha Bee. WANTED Tire repair men, good salary. GOOD-WARE TIRE A OARAGE CO., 27th and Leavenworth. Douglas 4700 WANTED A competent fireman. Apply at Clarkson hospital, 2100 Howard St. WANTED Upholsterer for furniture de partment. Box 41406, Bee. Boys. THB BEE has an opening In lta Composing Boom fora boy to learn 'a well-paid trade. Apply to Bee Composing Boom. HELP WANTED MALE. V Boys. WANTED A boy over 17 to learn trunk and case making. Freltng A Stelnle, 1803 Farnam St. Miscellaneous. 50 BUILDING LABORERS WANTED AT NEW SKINNER PACKING PLANT !7th and Y Sreets, South Side. Pay 50c an hour. Apply Construction office at plant. 10 MEN STEADY WORK, GOOD PAY. OMAHA COOPERAGE CO. South 199. 36th and I Sts. 25 LABORERS WANTED. v Fifty cents per hour, 9 hours a day. Apply Union Pacific shops at DavenporJ street gate, or Eigh teenth and Dodge streets. MEN WANTED. GOOD WAGEH. STEADY WORK. OMAHA ALFALFA MILLING COMPANY. EAST OMAHA. WANTED. Laborurs or handy men; good pay. steady work; no time lost on account of material or weather. OMAHA OAS CO., I 30th and Center. WANTED A good second baker exper ienced with oven work. A nice big airy shop, day work, tip top wages to the right party. Apply to Monogram Bak ery, Grand Island, Neb. COAL conveyer operator wanted at large power plant steady work; eight-hour day. Apply at Nebraska Power com pany, 4th and Leavenworth Sts. I IREMEN wanted at once, good pay steady work; eight-hour day; automatic stokers. Apply Nebraska Power com pany, 4th and Leavenworth Sts. WANTED Men 19 to 60 years for gen eral yard work, steady work for good men. Apply timekeeper. Unlen Stock Yards Co.. South Omaha. BOILER washer helper wanted at once, steady Job; eight-hour day. Apply "Ne braska Power, company, 4th and Leav enworth Sts. . WANTED A fireman for an apartment house; must have reference. Call .Douslas 7227 or 2114 California street. WANTED TWO MEN AND TWO BOYS FOR ESSENTIAL WORK. OMAHA BOX CO., EAST OMAHA. HE a detective. Excellent opportunity; good pay; travel. Write C. T. Ludwli,-. 875 Westover Bldg., Kansas City, Mo. FREE room, for assisting about home to elderly man of refinement Address Box 4003, Omaha Bee. WANTED Competent truck repair man. Apply Standard Oil Co., Brandels Bldg. HELP WANTED FEMALE. Stores and Otfices. STENOGRAPHERS BOOKKEEPERS. We have calls we are unable to fill. If you are not employed, bpl ter get your name on file with s. NO CHARGES WHATEVER Various other vacancies In offices, stores and factories. ' See Mrs, Walker, Mgr. Women's Employment Bureail OMAHA CHAMBER OF ' COMMERCE 17th Floor, W. O. W. Building Bookkeepers, $126-$100. Ledger Clerk, $65-$70. Two Comptometer Operators, (86-2)100. Dictaphone Operator, $86. Dictaphone operator And file clerk $66. Posting Machine Operator, $75. Bank Teller, $75-185. Two Stenographers, out of city, $65-$85. Stenographer and Bookkeeper, $65-$70. THB MARTI COMPANY 1 1126 W. O. W. Bldg. Steno. and Bkpr., out of town $100 Stenographer and Clerk... 85 Stenographer, wholesale 80 Stenographer and Clerk..,.'. 75 Comptometer Operators 100 Bookkeeper, up town... 75 Typist, good future..... 65 Stenographer and Dlstaphone Opr.. 90 Stenog. and Bkpr., out of town;.... 85 Bteno. and Diet. Opr., out of town.. 90 Office Clerk, good future 45 WATTS REFERENCE COMPANY 1188 First National Bank Bldg. EMPLOYERS; WE HAVE A FEW BE GINNER STENOGRAPHERS ON OUR LIST. IF YOUR DICTATION IS NOT HEAVY COULD YOU NOT USE A STENOGRAPHER OF THIS KIND? PHONE MRS. WALKER, TYLER 1234, WOMEN'S EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, OMAHA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. HEAD Bookkeeper, $125; bookkeeper and Stenographer, $100-1125; stenographer, auto firm $75; stenographer and clerk $86; comptometer operator, $75-85; ss sistane bookkeeper, $75; office clerk, (76. Western Reference ft Bond Assn, GIRL 22 to 26 years of age, for doctor's office, up town, small amount of steno. work. ' $45 to $55. Watts Ref. Co., 11(8 vFlrst Natl. Bank Bldg. CO.V1PT. Opr., $100; typist, $60; Bkkprs., $86-$100; office elks., $65-675. Co-Operatlve Ref. Co., 1015 City Nat Bk. For bank positions see the Walters Co., 1424 First Nat'l Bank Bldg.. Tyler 480 Professions and Trades WANTED Young ladies to iearn how to eperate Comptometers and Burroughs Calculating and bookkeeping machines. A good position absolutely guaranteed to every graduate. Time required to complete course, ( week! to 2 month! Day and evening classes. Call and see us or telephoie Douglss 7416 for par ticulars. DWORAK SCHOOL OF ACCOUNTING. Second Floor Wed Bldg., 18th snd Farnam Sts. HELP WANTED FEMALE Professions and Trades. NOW A WAR INDUSTRY LEARN LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE OPERATING Good salary paid while learning. Per manent positions open; excellent' oppor tunity for advancement; get Into essen tial war winning work. apply to c. f. lambert, Nebraska telephone co, 1807 douglas st. WANTED, V TEN YOUNG WOMEN FOR CLER ICAL WORK IN DEPARTMENTS. GOOD PAY TO STAUT AND CHANCE FOR ADVANCEMENT. INQUIRE FOR MR. F. L. ASH AT EMPLOYMENT BU BEAU, MORRIS ft CO. PLANT, SOUTH OMAHA. YOUNG WOMEN, 16 TO 25 YRS. , Permanent positions tn essential In dustry. FOR TELEGRAPH POSITIONS. i Grammar and High School graduates, LIBERAL pay while learn ing. Pleasant Instructive, Interesting. Eight-hour day, WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY, Apply Room 1604, W. O. W. Bldg. BatU. riorlst 1(04 Farnam Sf NURSES Capable women, under 45 years, having some training, to go on caiei at once. $18 to $26 per Week. 111. Post Graduate A Training School for Nurses. Office (46 Garfield Ave., Chlcsgo. WANTED. THREK girls for bottling and labeling, teady work. SICHAJtrpSOH pgUQ CCV WANTED EXPERIENCED CASHIER. --Muot be accurate at figures. Must have good references. Apply. NEW YORK WAIST STORES 222 SO. 16TH ST. 'OVERNMENT needs 12,000 women clerks. Omaha examinations November 16-December 7. Salary, $1,200 Expe rience unnecessary. Women desiring government positions write for free par ticulars, J. C. Leonard (former civil service examiner), 625 Kenoli Bldg., Washington. i ;IKL to do light pressing; good wages. Harney 6012. Soleswomen and Solicitors. WANTED -EXPERIENCED SALESLADIES. In ladles shirtwaists and underwear. Apply at NEW YORK WAIST STORES 222 SO. 16 ST. H'OMEN representatives wanted every where: good pay for spare or full time introducing amongst friends new product that , revolutionizes wash day methods; dirtiest clothes made spotlessly clean without rubbing. Every nelgnbor will want this wsshlng wonder that's "pure enough to chew." H. Delbare, Free., 720 So. Dearborn St, Chicago. WANTED Ten bright capable ladles, to travel, demonstrate and sell well known goods to established dealers. $26.00 to $50.00 per week; railroad fare paid; weekly advance for traveling expenses. Address at once Goodrich Drug Co., Dept. 614, Omaha, Neb. Household and IVmestic. FIKSI-CLASS laundress for Tuesdays. References roQulred. Mrs. Benjamin Baker, 102 B. 28th St. Phone Harney 217. WANTED A housekeeper, .refined lady, between 36 and 45, without children, one who prefers a good home. Box Y 203. 'Omaha Bee. " MAN with three children wants middle aged woman to keep bouse. Bos (7, Missouri Valley, Ia. WANTED A girl for general housework. Wages $7 per week. No washing. Tele phone Hsrney 1812 WANTED An experienced second girl; wages $10. Mra. M. G. Colpetzer, 402 S xsth St. ; Harney 4. WANTED 'A reliable young woman to as sist with housework. (02 South '40th street. Harney 171 EXPERIENCED whlbs cook; references required; good wages. St Regis Apt. 209. Harney 70. EXPERIENCED girl for general house work. 602 South 40th street Harney 171. WANTED Chambermaid at the Brown Acts.: 60S N 21st St. Red 8969. WANTED A girl for general housework. Mrs. Arthur Gluou. Hsrney 362. WANTED A good general girl, Mra. A. L. Williams. 315 9. 31st st. GIRL for general housework, 2033 Dodge, Red 6475. Girls WANTED. GIRLS. 16 YEARS OLD OR OLDER. APPLY TO MANAGER SKINNER MFG. CO.. 14TH AND JACKSON. , I Trade Schools. WANTED Ladles to learn barber trade. Special rates and inducements. TRI-CITY BARBER COLLEGE, 1402 Douglss St Miscellaneous. WANTED WHITE JANITR ESSES. AT TRACTIVE HOURS. ' APJLY ROOM 22S. W. O. W. BLDG. I WANTED. COLORED GIRLS. OMAHA PAPER STOCK. 18TH AND MARCY. DOUGLAS 159. t. OVERNMENT CLERK EXAMINATIONS In Omaha November 2, December 7; 12,000 women clerks needed; salary $1,200; experience unnecessary; women desiring government positions write for free particulars, R. E. Terry (former civil service examiner), 783 Columbian Building, Wash. EARN $25 weekly, spare time, writing for newspapers, magazines. Exp. unnec. ; details free. Press Syndicate, 189 St Louis, Mo. HELP WANTED. Male or Female., U. S. GOVERNMENT wants thousands of clerks; men, women; $1,100 a year. Ex aminations held In Omaha Dec, 7th; candidate! coached free. Franklin In stitute Dept. 9(1 H. Rochester, N. Y. ' ANTED Men, ladles and b oy! learn barber trade; big demand: wages while learning; strictly modern. Call or write 1402 Dodge St Trl-Clty Barber College Phone D. 2147. EDUCATIONAL HOYLES CiiLLKOK. DAY SCHOOL. -,, NIGHT SCHOOL. Intensive training for office Warkera, Courses In Bookkeeping, Bhortbsrrd, Stenotypy, Typewriting, Rsllroed and Wireless Telegraphy. Comutometry, Ma Chine Bookkeeping and all English branches Students admitted any day. Catalogue free. Telephone Douglss 15(9. 16th and Hsrney Sta. Omaha, Ken RELIABLE AUTO SCHOOL. Best electrical and seif-stsrter course. , Easily learned. No books. Free catalog. National Auto School, 2814 North 0th St Omaha. Neb. Van Sant School of Business, Day and Evening School. 22 Omaha Nstlonsl Hank Bldg. Douglas 5S90 FOR RENT-ROOMS. Furnished Rooms. SANITARY modern rooms for men oal.v $2.60 per week. Sunshine apartments, 609 N 17th St. J. R Robinson. 442 Be Bldg Douglas 800; TWtfurntoheil sleeping rooms, one UoubSo; and one single; hot water heat; In prlrj vate homo, on car line. 1143 PaTk Ae. I Hsrney 4848. FURNISHED room In private family for two gentlemen or man and wife. Veb- ster60M5. GRANTPh'oTeX 620 S! llitb. new man agement, nice, clean rooms. 82 and up a week. WALKING distance, beautiful room,; 16x20, modern house, no roomers, two car lines. Dowrlns 7433, 2305 Csss. SELECT community, close in, private en. tranr. downstairs, hot and cold water, with garage If desired. Phone D. 6916. 2308 DOUtlLAS 2 modern housekeeping rooms on ground floor. Douglas 9591. 2616 MERFuTl fll-AVE. Roo msfor ren t. Colfax 744. 2C1S MEREDITH Ave.; rooms for rent. Co 1 fa x7 4 4 . - NEWLY furnished modern rooms from $2 up 659 S 26th Ave. Housekeeping Rooms. 3 ROOMS furnished complete; modern; private home; reference, 3012 Chicago street. - TWO or three partly furnished light housekeeping rooms, modern. Phone Web. ster 4126. 2822 FARNAM; two nice housekeeping rooms; elertrla light, steam heat gaa range 2013 HARNEY. Furnished housekeeping room. Also sleeping room. $2.00. 609 4i N. 21, close In, modern except heat, $20.50. HASTINGS & HETDEN, Tyler 60, Board and Rooms. ST. MARY'S AV E , 2601 Nicely furnished room on third floor for two. In private home; good board. Price $50. , ' TWO gentlemen may have furnished room and board and garage. Demls park dlstrlot. Harney 4060. 8PLENDTDlprTun"iry folfathaf and child or 2 gentlemen to share refined widow's homo on car lino. Web 6040, NICELY furnished room, steam" heat plenty of hot water, rates two in room, 2124 Douglas. LARGE front romn, suitable for two; prl. vate family. Harney 8536. Hotels. HEATED rooms, $2.50 week. Aparlmenti with kitchenette. Osden hotel, Coun. B, Unfurnished Roo.ns. HEATED rooms in Crelghton Blk., 15U and Douglas Sts. D. 6342. Won LD REALTY CO. HANSCOM park district, two suites o; three unfurnished rooms each. Hsrney 6109. THREE unfurnished rooms, bath floor, steam heat, 2020 Lake St. Web. 2429. FOR RENT FURNISHED. FULLY equipped modern rooming house, in one of the best locations In Omaha, close In. Ten rooms, hot water heat A good proposition. CITY TRUST COMPANY. 245 to 260 Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg. Phone Doug. 7S9. FURNISHED HOUSST 3517 Webster street, 6 rms., nice furat ture, Including Grand piano; one or two years lease If desired. Call , Armstrong-Walsh Co. ? Tyler 1586 323 8ecurttlM Bldg. COMPLETELY furnished. modernnBWloT room residence, from November 1st !t way 1st. Applicant must furnish ref erences and assure owner that premises will be well cared for. Amply "tc SHULER & CARY. Realtors, 204 Kee- line Bldg. MOLER Barber College wants young men and ladle a to learn the barber trade. Call or write for free catalogue. 119 8 14th St.. Omaha. Neb. GOOD borne for man and wife In ex- change for light work, Bog 4085, Oma ha Bee, EDUCATIONAL LEARN Mosher shorthand and typewrit- ing.' iay ana night classes. Omaha Btorthana College, jbjm Bid. j, 5iJ. 7-R 3.101 Howard, good location, nleel) furnished, $35. HastlngslrouaMnu te furnished. $35. HASTINGS & HEYDEN 1614 Harney. ' " STRlCTLYrnodern' 1 lVelro7mfurnlshd" cottage. No children. Very reason able. Tyler 914. 6 ROOMS and bath, modern In every re spect, 2715 Saratoga St., $35. DOUGLAS 1014. ' CAPITOL Ave. 1812; modern front apart ment: iteam heat; also rooms; running water. FOUR-ROOM cottage furnished, modern except heat. 3322 Blondo St. Web. 549 Houses. SMALL cottage furnished, large lot, eight j blocks to car. Price, 912 50 per month. Mr. Pease, 211 Brandei! Theater. FOR RENT HOUSES. West. 1919 DODGE St.10 modern rooms, very close In. Well arranged for ropniing. Furnace heat. v CITY TRUST COMPANY, . 249 to 260 Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg. ' Phnne Doug. 789. DUNDEE, 6014 Underwood, with gar.,., $5 2668 Douglas, light housekeeping, $33. JOHN N. FRENZER, Douglas 664. - EIGHT-ROOM brick residence; " furnace, laundry, close In, $35. 2601 Capitol Ave. Har. 6564. f 2568 Douglas; light housekeeping. .... $J 2305 Leavenworth; flat, five rooms. . $20 1 JOHN N FRENZER, DOUGLAS 654." il EIGHT-ROOM, corner residence. West 1'arnam, with garage. $40. Phone It. 6074, SHULER ft CARY, Realtors. NINE-ROOM modern house. 2635 Daven port s'roet. I NINE-room modern house, port street. 2635 Daven- North. For Rent,' , Stucco House, 7 Rooms) Absolutely mpdern and high-class; haidwood floors and finish; double gar age:; 8569 Cass St. House would easily rent for $60. Owner wants to occupy on March 1, next, so will lake $40 rate as Inducement for short-term tenant. ARMSTRONG-WALSH CO., Tylerjes!. 9'" Securities Bldg; i039CURTIS AVE. Seven rooms, modern except furnace, with H acre of ground, facing two streets, large lawn, plenty shade, less than one block to car, might rent. Phone Colfax 18. Do not call Sunday. i 6-ROOM house and chicken house wiTh 6 full lots, broke ready for garden. $15.00 month. T. F. Ratchford, 645 Lincoln Blvd. Phone Red 7035. - ' NICE se.vew-room flat, 1911 Cuming St. $25. Good four-room house, 1722 N 15th u. Si JOHN V ROftniNS, 1608 FARNAM 8T.. 6-ROOM house, modern except heat 2501 Maple street Price $15 per month. Mr. Pesse, 211 Brandels Theater. 6-ROOM house, 2708 Seward St., -room flat, 1604 N. 24th St., good condition, $14. Red 692. GOOD 9 room house with 6 full lots broken up ready for garden, $1$ a month. Call Red 702S. 7-R 1124 N. 40, good location, all modern, $30. HASTINGS ft HEYDEN, 1614 Har. ney. FIVE rooms and bath, modern, $16. . 1401 ci. s'tn m. wenster 1614. 2612 No. 6lst," house for' rent; Inquire) at South, Flats "" Six-room modern flat, 12th and Dot. eai, flrst-clas! condition, only I17.S0. . S. S. & R. E. Montgomery. 212 City Nat'l Bk. HM. r?. ' " " f.if, TOR RENT Cheap to right parttals? room house, large ,a eh,k; fconeea, first month free. Mist Sterne Call Tyler 46$ between a7 m. aod a $ j and, Bundayi call Bed THS,
