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IS r THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1918.s ' Went Ad Rates (Cash With Order. J '14 PSSWord ......each insertion. m per word for eoneocutir Insertion . 1 per word for eaehUddltlonal Insertion. No ad takes for Iom than a. total ol r, or lea than lOo pr day. V CBARGC . , . la par lino (count t worda to line) 1 tint So par lino aacb tlmo, t consecutive ttraea It par Una aacb tlmo. It consecutive tlmoa SITUATIONS WANTED. tJo par lino ...i, per week CARDS Or THANKS AND I FCNEBAJL NOTICES. ' tOo par lino .A., .t..each Inaorttoa Contract Bate on Application. r For convenience of advertlaera want ado xwlll ba accepted at the following offleat: MAIN OFFICII Baa Building Ann Offleo ......... .4411 North loth 8t t-ake Office .L.llll North H'b St Vinton Office .....1..UCI South lltb at. Park Office..". lilt Leavenworth St. Walnut Office. .N... .Ill North 40th St. South Side .,... 2311 N St. Council Bluffa ,.. ..14 Main St . - THB BEE will not ba responsible for more than one Incorrect Inaertlon of an advertisement ordered for. more then one " t . ITee THB TELEPHONE It yon cannot conveniently brlnf or aondour ada to any of the above office. Am for a Want Ad Taker and you will receive the aame ood aervlca aa when delivering your ad . .o parson. rBONE TTLEB 1000. Rvenlng Ed It lone 11:00 H. - Horning Edition 1. 10:01 P. M. Sunder Edltlone 10 P. M. Saturday. DEATH & FUNERAL NOTICES. "I.KIOH Anna M., at local hospital, Frl day, Dec. IX, ltU. She Is survived by , her husband. Edward E., end daughter, ' I.ucy I., and mother, Mrs. Anna M. Emrlrh,. at Fairfield. Neb.; X brothers, J. J. and Wra. Emrleh of Fairfield, , , Frank of tnrtjapola, I slaters, Lottie I.unn at Boulder, Cold., and Hattie Crawford of Fairfield. Neb. Funeral ser vices from Crosby chapel Sunday, Dec. 15, at I p. m.. Interment .Forest. Lawn cemetery. 1 ' - CHESTNUT Katie, died Friday, Deo. U, . at 1 a. m, at the residence of her par ents, 8314 S.lth "St. aged' il year. She Is survived, besides her husband. ' J. E. Cheandt, by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wulff; k sister, Lilly, and a brother, Henry Wulff, all ; of Omaha. Funeral service Sunday, Dec i5, 1:30 p. tn., at her parents' residence., In terment Foreit Lawn cemetery. Friends welcome. . KORTLAtO Juilus St., son ofTh apqve. ,. died at his residence. 1(11 Victor eve., ' Thursday, December 11, aged !l"yeara. He la survived besides his wife, by two children, two slaters and one brothari Funeral services for both mother and on will bo held at the residence, StO? $ Lincoln - Blvd., .Saturday, December J 4, at J p. "at. Interment, Forest Lwn cemetery. .Friends Invited. BUSK Miss 'Myrtle E.: aged 2 years: y died Thursday, 'December U. 8h . Is ;. survived by her parents, Mr. afid Mrs. ,A. C. Busk and one sister, Mrs. A.. J. ' Covert. , .; v : ' , ' ' funeral services Saturday. December 14, 3 p. m.i ,from-the residence at 3412 Hawthorn Av-" ' ' : MATHERLT Mrgaret,aertrtide, aged years 4 montjls 10 days, beloved wife of J. s. Mstheny, 3101' South Fifteenth street, December 42, 1018.."", . Funeral private SatUrday'lO a. m.. from N. F.Swahson's c hi pel. Seven teenth and Coming streets', to Mount nope cemeiPT. ,v ( HAl'RIGAttiflara ITertrieltaT aged 20 years lOmonths 1 day, beloved wife of 1 Charles Richard-Haurlgan, December 11. ' 1018. I " . . Funeral services, private Saturday, 11 a. m., from the residence of her mother, vlHW Lake street. A Interment Fremont. ' Neb. r - - HAZEL Stanley John, died, at hi par ents' residence Friday," Dec. 11, aged .35 years. Funeral services Sunday, bee. 15. 4 p. nix at the residence, 1010 S. I ntn at., souin Hide. interment at Oraceland Park cemetery. - Members of . Camp 1005' Modern Woodmen of Amer- lea, and friends welcome. ' . TllNOST Anna Kortloug. died t tho residence, 3707 Lincoln Blvd. Thursday, December 12, aged (2 years. She la survived, besides her husband, by two 'daughters and one son. MALMAC'K Mrs. Natalia, age 2 years; remains at Taggart Undertaking chapel. Funeral services 2 p. m. Sunday from residence,, 25PS.Norlh.lKh. j.. Interment, Rereet Lawn. SMITH Holovtshlner .. aged 18 years? v Funeral from Cole-McKay Co. parlors, M16 Farnam,. Street Saturday at 2 p. m.. Friends welcome. . . BIRTHS AND DEATHS. Births George and Glendora Swan, 720 Pino street, girl; Frank and Louise Po loncle, 4007 Boyd street, boy: Charles and Bertha Leonard, 5007 South Nineteenth street, girl; John and Victoria Oalaa, 4217 Bouth Thirty-ninth street, boy-; John and Sophia Mlttra, 412- South Thirty-eighth street, girt; OrrtlleJand Bertha Carmlch ael, 4008 North Thirty-fourth street, boy; William and Helen Kennedy. 1123 Cas telar street, boy. Joseph and Oertruda Duffy, 814 South'' Thlrty-efghth avenue, girl; George and Olga Forman. -2420 Dav enport street, boy; Arthur and Lulu Flts patrlck, 48 Drake Court, boy; Christopher and Katherine Lambardo, 330 8outh Twenty-ninth street, girl; Thurman and Gladys Dalton, 2814 North Twenty-seventh street, boy. Deaths Alexandra Clark. 70, 1836 Sew ard street; Joseph Stpes, 46. 2813 Dodge Street; Eugene H. Coffeen, 2 days, 2301 Arbor street; Elisabeth Brlnklow,- 47, hos pital; Augusta Schults, 73, 3952 Q street: Mrs. Harriet R. Rankin. 25, 672 South Twenty-sixth avenue; Archie Wayland Carpenter, 46, 117 South Thirty-eighth avenue; Sarah Bearlmuter, 16, 2151 Dav enport street; Herman Benslek, 40. hos pital; Mrs. Jennie Petersen. 17, 1210 Cas telar street; Thomas C. Kelly. 28. 1437 Taylor street: Charles Kaufmann.-0, 3002 South Sixteenth street: Mrs. Augusta Woodworth, 86, 2620 Franklin street; Mrs. Clara Epstein. 34, Benson; Oeorgs Jones, 5, hospital; Keith Tllton. 1. 3126 Hamll tcn street; Mary E. Dougherty, 1. 8211 Charles street; Emma M. Tulles. 27. 2230 Grand avenue; Arthur L. Anderson, 14, S430 Franklin street August Winkler, 21. hospital; Harold Brown, 1 months. Child's Saving institute; Marguerite Jerso, J, 45124 South Thirty-sixth street; Mrs. Oretchen Carlson. 23. 6510 South Thirty sixth atreet; Charlea W. Knight, 62, 2870 Newport avenue; Delia F. Burdge, 26. hospital; Esther Schonberger, 26, 2232 Locust street; Myrtle E. Busk, i. 3412 Hawthorne avenue.. MARRIAGE LICENSES ANNOUNCEMENTS. Bronse Mcnorial Tablets. Bronaa Tablets and Bank. Signs. All claasea of east bronie work. Designs and estimates furnished. . y F. R. McCONNELL , S42T Railway Exchange. Omaha Brass and . Iron- Foundries. " 1 PAXTON-MITCHELL CO.. 27th and Martha Ste.. Omaha, Neb, ; Bras, bronso alumlaum and msehlaa gray Iron caatlnga.' - - - - Chiropractors. Dr. J. C Lawrence, Balrd Bldg. D. (461. 8PINOORAPH. Dr. Edwrd.i4th. Farnam Dancing Academies. KELPINKV DANCING ACADEMY AT COUNCIL BLUFFS EAGLE HALL. Class from t to 1. Dancing from to 12 every Monday. Wednesday and Sat . urday nights. AJJ scholars and patrons welcome. Private lessons. Doug. 7850. KEEP Hotel.. Rome olasa and dancing every Monday, Thursday and Saturday. Private lessons "y appointment Call Douglas 2511 or Harney 1702. 7 KEEP DANCING AT KEEP'S. " ' Roma hotel. Phono Douglaa 2561. Bar- 1 ney 2702. Dentists. Dr. Bradbury, No pain. 011 W.d.W. Bldg. Taft'a Dental Rma.. 308 Rose Bldg. D118 r Detectives. JAMES ALLAN. 212 Neville Blk. EvP denco secured .In all rases. Tyler 1116. i Film Developing. FILM developed, rolls 10c: packs. 15c; one-day service. Kaso Studio. Neville Rlk v Fixtures and Wiring. T"TTpTf TXJEIectrlo washing machines lam pa etectrlo Irons and reading 2223 Cuming St Douglas 1511. Permits to wed have been granted to the following: Name and Residence. Age. Ira E. Thomas. Omaha ." 21 JJUian M. . Nelson Omaha..-. - 1 Samuel P. Davidson, Tecumseh. . . .over 50 Eva A. Wagner, Tecumseh, Neb.... over 60 Frederick E. Kaser, Omaha 27 Flora E. Kelcher, Omaha 27 Henry Knoble, Hawarden, la , 8 Cora Nfchols.' Hawarden. Ta... FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS HKEW BUICK SIX TOURING; used. Just 60 days: leaving city; cheap it soia ai once. Mr. Hurst, Harney 046. Furniture and Houshold Goods. XMAS SHOULD BRING GREAT ' CHEER THIS TEAR. "You may bo assured of this cheer this year If you seek the moot select of your gifts from our stock of Furniture and House Furnishings. We want to claim your attention on a few of the Real Big Values for little money. I45.00 Lux urious Arm Chair, big back. 122.60; $18 Reed Rocker, cretonne, looao cushions, spring seats. .19.95: other chairs and rockers 14.75 to $76.00; 111.60 Vernis Martin Beds, 15.85: $18.50 Vernis Martin Beds. $13.75'; $42.60 Heavy Brass Beds. $37.60; Electric Table Lamps, $3.95 to $6.75; Matting and Cedar Chests as low aa $2.28. We specialise on complete fur nishings for hotels, rooming houses and homes. ' We pay the freight. . STATE FURNITURE CO., 14th and Dodge Sts. Opp U. P. Bldgl PILES, fistula and other rectal dis eases cured without surgical oper ation. Cure guaranteed. Write for book on recta! diseases with testi monials. ; ' ' ' DR.'E. R. TARRY, 240 Bee Bldg., Omaha. , H. DOLnOjrjf. . Furniture, stoves, rugs, linoleum. Vie trolas. trunks and suitcases, bedding and linen Better goods "'for less money. Credit If you wish. Open evenlntre. 1839-47 N. 24th St rhones: Web. 1607. Web. 425. . BARGAIN Just a few healing atoves left: also house rurnisnmgs i an rihub. Loyal Furniture Co..- 223 N. 16th St. IRON bed, one rug and one dresser. 2105 Locust St. Webster 447. FOR SALE Three soft coal stovee. veo Bter 6123. ' ; ' Pianos and Musical Instruments AN upright mahogany piano. $50 cash. 1824 North 33d. SOME bargains in Talking Machines; quick sales for cash. 2516 N. 20th St. PlANOsTfor rent $4 pe? mo. A. Hospe Co. Typewriters and Supplies. Typewriters and adding machines. NEW AND REBUILT CARD OF THANKS. CARD OF THANKS. We wish' to thank our many friends, especially Drujd Camp, W. O. W., for the kindness. and sympathy shown us during the btrearement of our beloved husband, son and brother, Fred A. Clark. Also for the many beautiful floral offer ings. ; i y MRS. LUCY CLARK. - MR. JND MRS. ALBERT CLARK. "MR. AND. MRS. FRANK CLARK. WE wish to extend our sincere thanks and appreciation to our .neighbors and f friends for their sympathy, and kind ness given ui in our bereavement, and also for the beautiful, floral offerings. Mrs. C. V. Thoelcko and Children. VR wish to thank our many friends for """ 'the kindness and sympathy shown us during the" bereavement of our beloved wife .and mother;' also! for the many beautiful floral offerings Mr. Frank llolenda and Children.1 Florence, Neb. FLORISTS. rlo?C LEE L..LARMON 1814 Douglas St. ' Douglas 8244 r- ibes I ' t2l Harney. Fhcwers snipped everywhere. Eg. paid. A. DONAGHUE Henderson. 1619 Farnam. D. 1248 FUNERAL DIRECTORS. HEATEY & HEAFEY, Undertaker. nA.ambaimers,.Tel.rU. 266. Office 2111 Farnam. The most complete line of Typewrit ers and Adding Machines west of Chi cago. Can furnish any make at most any price you desire to pay. We rent aifsV repair all makes and will buy rr tracnV lor your old machine. Every machflU guaranteed. See us before CENTRAL TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE (Established over 15 yeara.) Douglas 121. 19JFarjjamSt .TYPEWRITERS all makes, eold. reniea THE W. N. LONG COMPANY, 1915 rsrnam. T"'.P iS RENT an Oliver Typewriter, three months for $0 .00. Oliver Agency.. 1905 Farnam Street. City. A TYPEWRITER wlll make an idea"! Xmas gift. Wo have them at $10 up. Write for list. Midland Typ. o.. 1404 Dodge. 1 j Store and Office Fixtures. WB buy. sell and make desks, safes, show cases, shelving, etc, Omsha Fixture A Supply Co. 11th and Douglas. D 1714. Sewing Machines. SEWING MACHINES . We rent, repair, sell needles snd parts of all sewing machines. M ICR EL'S NEBRASKA CYCLE CO. 15th snd Harney Sts. Doug. 1462. Miscellaneous. FOR SALE 2 double celft from lid Dodge county Jail. 12x28x7 ft high; In perfect condition, fiercer Auto Parts Co.. Fre mont, Neo. jOMAHA PILLOW CO. Feathera ateamed. ' . t-A . ni ii r, in new feath proof ticking. 1907 Cuming. Doug. 2467. SAVE on lumber, doors, screens, roofing. eleo. motors, pipes, beams. H. Gross Lumber ft Wrecking Co., 21st ft Paul. "TULSE iSTRIEPEN Pioneer Funeral. Directora . mi So. 16th 8t. Phono Doug. 122$ HOFFMAN FUNERAL HOME Hoffman quality aervlca costs less.1 14th and Dodge. r . Douglaa 1901. STACK &. FALCONFR. Independent Undertaker. lid-Far. H. 400 a L. DODDER CO., Funeral Directora ' F. L. Teru. Mr., lid and Cuming Su. Pnon Douglas $77 Auto ambulance. JOHN A. GENTLEMAN, undertaker ard embalmer. Rtll Farnum St Har. Ill MONUMENTS & CEMETERIES. WEST iAWN CEMETERY. Family lota on . easy , payment; thoughtful aervlca; perpetual carer atreet cars to entrftnte. Phbrte'Walrtut 820 or Douglas 121. and our auto will call for you. ' :!,..! TH- largest display : at "monuments In the United States. FRANK 8WOBODA, 1216 8, 11th. Phono Douglaa i871-121t. LOST FOUNDREWARDS )MAHA .4 COUNCIL BLOFFS STREET RAILWAY COMPANY., Persona having toll soma articles would do well to eallat the offleeajdf the Omaha aVrouncll Bluffa Street Rail way company to asoertain whether they laft It In the atreet earw v . Many artlclea each da are turned ln and tho company ta aaxlous to restore them to the rightful owners. . STOLEN Chalmers, i lilt model, light tlx , touring car, 'factory number 66.487, mo tor number 15-A-U. 034, South Dakota license- number 41.7 JO; ISO reward for ' Information leading to recovery of car. Arrest party In possession,.. and notify T. C. Wycof f 8heTjitt, Aberdeen. 8. D. LOST A wlat , walchlety between 24th v and, Cuming nd Btahdfls stores, with Initial iV. il. Os-ln- back.v Keepsake from husband ln i.rmy. i Reward,- Wab Nstor 4930. , , .--t .' LOST Pack a of- photographa oa Doug- laa St . between 16th and 17th. or In the Em Dress theater" fiidr -please atl Tyler -1262-Wt reward. -' K m to Lad PASS bok. contains trip )pas .Anfelc and return to Omaha; also an nual pass, W. I. Brit ton, Notify Union Pas Bureasv Douglas 4000. ; ; ' LOST A gold Wnkease I Burgess-Nask . or Sherman MrConnelb Drug Store. Call Harney 6S04 for-rewam. IX)ST Ca' r nJ-i (t'll- acarf Tin Burgess-Nasa. II D. lOSx and receive TfXard. ,Mei a f KRSONAL, . ,a .4l.VA l'ii).S Army Indusirial Hm ' aMclti tour old clothing, furnllur. mmilaia - We collec Wa dlslrltiute. Phono Pous).. 4125 and our wagon will 1 raif Call , and Idspart eur hew bone O 1H 112 lilt DOdg V: : WANTED-TO BUY.n LIBERTY BONDS: PRIVATE PARTY WILL PAY SPOT CASH FOR LIB ERTY BONDS: WILL ALSO BUY YOUR RECEIPTS FOR BONUS PART LY PAID UP; ALL TRANSACTIONS STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL. 411 Mo CAGUT3 BUILDING. WANTED TO BUY. STOCK WANTED Sammies Oil, Hull Copper, Hoffman Oil, Aftertnougnt cop per. Harroun Motors, Globe Oil. Liberty Bonds and other stock Will pay cash. A. L. DEIBEL. Boatmen's Bank Bldg., St Louis. Mo. . JENKINS. 70S So. 16U St, will pay tho best prices for old clothes, shoes, rugs, trunks, toolsand Job lots of all kinds. Write or phone today and tell me what yon have. Phone Douglaa 1092. Residence. Douglas 8032 not cash for Liberty bonds. Will alao jbwt receipts for bonds partly paid up. 'All business strictly confidential Open till 8:30. 481114 8 24th St. upstairs. Room 1. . DESKS DESKS DESKS New desks: used desk bought, sold, and traded. J. C. Reed. 1201 Farnam. D. t!4t. W JInTED TO BUY Established manu facturlng, wholesale or mail order busl ness. Will pay cash. Give particular tn first letter. Bo 6664. Omaha Bee, aly E table wimted TO BUY SmaU portable pastry oven. Coal burner. Burlington eating House. Ravenna. Neb. WE buy waste paper and pay good prices. Phono or writ Omaha Paper Stock Co. Douglas 169 LIBERTY BONDS bought. Ill South 15th ANNOUNCEMENTS. Accordeon Pleating. ACCORDEON. aide, knife, sunbirrst, boi niKitin. covered buttons all sites and styles; hemstitching, plcot edging., eye let cut work, button noies. pen nam. IDEAL BUTTON AND PLEATING CO. 300-2tt Brown Bldg.. Phone D. 1936. HEMSTITCHING. PLEATING. BUTTONS. G. U. VanArnam neating t-o.. 126-7 Faxton Bloe Phono Doug. 110. Awnings. AWNINGS AND PORCH FURNITURE Auto routing tents and camping supplies. SCOTT-OMAHA TENT t AWHSOW Baggage and Express. rril 1? TVVTT V WAV w.o.w.Bidg 111- Ultlil Douglas 295 - THE OMAHA TRANSFER CO. Billiard Tables. PRIVATE tables for parties at Holmes' Costumes. FULL dress suits for rent 19 N. 16th SU - qpposlt Fostornce. Jono reiouiaa. Jewelry. TlT A Mfi'WriC'V Py best price LflixmyJVtl. ith nrlvMea ta huv back at small profit GROSS JEWELRY Co.. 402 N. 16th. Red 6011. Osteopaths. DR. MABEL WESSON. . 614 Brandets. Bldg. T. 2060 H. 4741. Medical. Printing Supplies. Waters-Barnhart Ptg. Co.. 414 S. 18th St. Sates. BARGAINS 1212 Farnam. J. J. Derlght Safe Co. SAFES PATENTS procured, bought and gold. In ternational Patent Co., 583 ' Brandels D. A691. STURQES ft STURGES. U. S. and foreign patents and trademarks. 330 Bee Bldg. Tailors. Dledrick. P. L.. 21S 8 20th. Tailor. D. 1432 Towel Supplies. Omaha Towel Supply 2JI7 8. 11th. D. 682. 'Wedding Stationery. WEDDING announcements and printing. , Douglas Printing Co. Tel Douglss 644. BUSINESS CHANCES. A REPUTABLE MANU FACTURER lOF HIGH GRADE AUTOMOBILE TIRES AND TUBES IS DESIROUS OF ESTABLISHING A DIS TRIBUTOR IN OMAHA TO HANDLE THE ADJACENT TERRITORY. PARTIES MUST HAVE EXECUTIVE ABILITY AND BE1N A POSITION TO 'FORM A CORPORATION CAPITALIZED FOR AP PROXIMATELY FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS. SUCH PARTIES CAN BUILD UP A PERMANENT AND LUCRA TIVE BUSINESS. OUR REP RESENTATIVE WILL CALL UPON YOU AND EXPLAIN OUR PROPOSITION IN DE TAIL. FOR PARTICULARS ADDRESS BOX Y-268, OMA HA BEE. HELP WANTED MALE. Professions and Trades. WANTED Cleaner and spotter capable of .managing plant; state wages; give ref erence. AoareBi YamruuF, Liuiuw, WANTED Good country printer at ence. Montltor, Manning. la. WANTED First-class , machinist also electrlo repair man. LeBron Electrical Works. Salesmen and Solicitors. WANTED Good reliable salesmen to sell our up-to-date line of Calendars snd Advertising Novelties. Liberal commis sions. Write for particulars. The Best Mfg. Co., 24 William St. New Haven. Conn. WANTED Good cutlery salesman for Jfa braska and the Dakotas. Western State Cutlery and Mfg. Co.,. Boulder, Colo. TRAVELING salesman, grocery specialty, 1125. Western Reference ft Bond Ass'n. Boys. WANTED Good strong boy as apprentice In pressroom, Ap ply to Omaha Bee. Mcellaneous. WANTED Men 19 to 60 years for gen. eral yard work; steady work for goood men. Apply timekeeper Union Hock Yards Co., South Omaha.' WANTED Blank book tlnisheriand for warder; highest wages. Writs or wire. Brown. ft Saenger.eSloux Falls, S. D. HELP WANTED FEMALE. Stores and Offices. WANTED Young ladlca to iearn bow to operate Comptometers and Burroughs Calculating and bookkeeping machines A good position absolutely guaranteed to every graduate. Time required to 'complete course, t weeks to 1 months Day and evening classes. Call and see us or telephone Douglas 7416. for par ticular. ' DWORAK SCHOOL OF ACCOUNTING. Second Floor Wead Bldg. ,18th and Farnam Sta. OFFICE clerk -and typist, $S5-$90. Steno. and office clerk, $65-176. Stenographer $T5-$80. THE MARTI COMPANY. 1126 W. O. W. Bldg. WANTED Names Women, 18 or over, wishing permanent government positions. $90 per month. Address Box 261, Oma ha Bee. WANTED An experienced stenographer. Apply at the Nebraska Mollne Plow Co., 810 Leavenworth St Phone Doug. 6248. STENOGRAPHERS, $100, $86, $75, $65. Bill clerk. $76. P. B. X. Opr., $40. WATTS REF. CO., 1138 IsC Nat'l Bank. Stenographer ' and bookkeeper, $76-$85. Western Reference ft Bond Ass'n. Professions and Trades. SHOE STORE The sudden death of owner throws the Watteyne shoe store In Tecumseh on market. No better" stock In state with finest of business Good, clean stock kept up by practical man. Good county seat town of 2,600 In best section of state. Splendid cob bling trade with good shoemaker lb charge. Write W. J. Devenney, Admr., Tecumseh; Neb. - -J LIVE NEWSPAPER AT BARGAIN PRICE Stockman, Wood Lake, Neb., power equipped, new ofifce building. $2,500 If sold by January 1. Can sell without building. Terms to good party, i Accept good auto or Liberty bonds on - deal. Excellent business, but have an other paper. Elmer L. Howell, Valen tine, Neb. ONE of the best paying confectioneries soda fountain and cafe. Rent witn liv ing rooms, $30. Just the place for man and wife. This place roust be sold by January 1. Fixtures the best money, can buy. Price of fixtures, $1,800. In voice stock. Might consider some trade. Phone Tyler 1782-W. WANTED Man experienced in sheet metal work, with capital to purchase a working Interest In a wholesale estab lished business, Address Box 6579, The Bee, OmaW NEBRASKA farm mortgage Incorporation for sale. Have charter ana articles oi lncorp. "with broad authority and ready tn transact business. Box 6476 Om. Bee SITUATIONS WANTED. Male. EXPERIENCED bank man wishes posi tion In country bank, in a good town, with good schools and churches, Ne braska preferred. Address Box Y 267. Omaha Bee. , EXPERT efficiency man want position as auditor; will give complets financial statements or Install system. Omabu Bee, Box 6125. , ' Female. WIDOW, 48; good general appearance, with girl of 12, desires- position as housekeeper, where . a, .good all round reliable woman Is needed; farm or town. Best references. Box Y 263, Omaha Bee. Laundry and Day Work. EXPERIENCED colored lady wants bundle washing. Iron and cleaning. Har. 6168. BUNDLES carefully laundered, Call and deliver. Web. 4261. LIBERTY BONDS-Prlvate party payaJgOLORED lady wlshea day work. . Web. FIRST flass colored laundress. Web. 6308. HELP WANTED MALE. Stores and Offices. BOOKKEEPER, $135r$125-$100. " Stenographer. $100; office boy, $40. WATTS REF. CO.. U31 First Nat Bank. BOOKKEEPER, general' merchandise store, $100. Western Refenco ft Bond Ass'n. WANTED Upholsterer for furniture de partment Box 41406, Be STOCK clerk, young man, $66. Westernl Reference ft Bond Ass n. Professions and Trades. . WANTED v IMMEDIATELY AT FORT ' OMAHA 25 LABORERS. CARPENTERS WANTED MONDAY. DEC. 16. v C. A. "WICKHAM GOVERNMENT CONTRACTOR. OMAHA RAILWAY mail clerk examina tions coming. Women, girls eligible. Commence $92 month. Wonderful op portunity. Permanent positions. - Candi dates coached free. Writ Immediately. Franklin Institute. .Dept 659-K. Roches ter, N. Y. JL WANTED Automobile mechanics; must be expert in all line of automobile - work f do not apply unless good: send references: also state wages. .Bos 414. Grand Island. Neb, - . TRIMMER FOR GENERA- AUTOMOBILE TOP I WORK ENGLISH TOP CO. Ill HARNEY NOW A WAR . INDUSTRY. LEARN LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE OPERATING. Good salary paid while learning. Per manent positions npen: excellent oppor tunity for advancement; get Into essen tlal war winning work. APPLY TO C. F. LAMBERT,. NEBRASKA TELEPHONE ( CO. 1807 DOUG-AS ST. TYPIST WANTED Douglas 7163. Household and Domestic. WANTED Competent and reliable cook who will also take care of small house. Small family; 2 meals a day to pre pare. Colored Woman preferred; $12 per week. Call Walnut 49. , FOR RENT ROOMS. Hotels. HEATED- rooms. $2.60 week. Apartments i with kttchenett Ogden hotel. Coun. B. FpR RENT FURNISHED. Apartments. WILL sublet my beautifully furnished apartment: 4 rooms with f-room sc rommodatlon; close In. Call Tyler M694 Sunday only. References requirea 2 OR 4-ROOMapt; private bath; house keeping. 1111 So.' llth. Houses. WANTED A woman of good refinement, between 40 and 50, to do housework: small wages and a good home to the right part. Call Tyler 2960,' between 10 a. m., and 6 p. in. WANTED Girl for general housework; no washing; good wages. Mr. R. M. VBurrusa. 2249 F St. Thone South 231. COMPETENT white girl for general housework; no laundry work; wages, $9. Phone Walnut 238. 5122 Burt. I WANTED- A respectable white woman cook without children. For particulars write' Box 304, Valentine. Neb. A WHITE woman cook at tho Douglaa County hospital. Room, board and laun dry and $76 per month. Harney 652. wpt girl COMPETENT white girl to cook and take care of small house, small family, no laundry, good wages. Call Harney 6469 PROFESSIONAL man want firot-clafT housekeeper. Catholic preferred. Box 6482 Bee. "v, A COMPETENT laundress at the Douglas County hospital. Room, . board and $46 per month. OHarney 662. '; WANTED Experienced second girl. white. , References required. . Good wages.' Tel. Walnut 99. WANTED Woman fos housework. Two In family. No laundry.- Douglas 7163. WANTED Second girl. South Side Hos pital. Phone South 68. WANTED Girl for general housework. COOK WANTED South Side Hospital. Phone South 68. WANTED A cook. F. A. Nash, 504 So. 37th St. Trade Schools. WANTED Ladies to learn barber trade. . Special rates and Inducements. ,' ' TRI-CITY BARBER .COLLEGE, 1402 Douglas' St. Miscellaneoub. WANTED. COLORED GIRLS. OMAHA PAPER-STOCK, 1STH AND MARCY. ' DOUGLAS 159. HELP WANTED. Male and Female, -" WANTED Men. ladles and boya to learn barber trade; big demand; wages while.' learning; strictly modern. Call or write 1402 Dodge St Tri-City Barber College. Phono D. 2147. i MOLER Backer College wants young men and iadlea to learn the barber trade Call or write for free catalogue. 110 8. 14th 8t. Omaha. Neb. VELVET coats sfoaned and steamed, $2.60 1 Carey Cleaning Co., 24th and Lake Sts Webster 392. , EDUCATIONAL. BOYLE3 COLLEGE. DAY 8CHOOL. NIGHT SCHOOL. -Intensive training for office workers. ' Course In Bookkeeping, Shorthsnd, Stenotypy, Typewriting, Rollroad and Wireless Telegraphy, Coraptometry, Ma chlne Bookkeeping and all Engllab .ranches. Students admitted any day. Catalogue free, Telephon Douglas 1565. 18th and Harney 8ts. Omaha. Neb. OCMIBI K AIITO SCHOOL. Best electrical and self-starter courses. Easily learned. No books. Flee "italog. " National -Auto - School. 1814 North 20th St. emaha. Neb. , Van Sant School of Business. . Day and Evening Schools. 220 Omaha National Bank Bldg. Douglaa 6600 LEARN Morher shorthand and typewrit ing. - Day and night clasaea Omaha Shorthand College, Bee Bldg.. D. 6528 FOR RENT-ROOMS. Furnished Rooms. NEWLY , furnished rroom with private family on Harney car line; 22.8 Call- . fornla St, Phone Harney 4053; $10 a month. . WANTED Editor for Potter Review, Potter, Neb. Cood town . and good paper. Take charge Jan. 1. Herbert Stevens. Car Mrs. W. L. Stevens. Potter. Neh. f. TWO rooms furnished,' heated, consisting of parlor and bedroom, auttabls for two. - Board If -desired. private iamny. Phone Wehster 1991. FIVE-ROOM cottage, city water and gas; combination gas and coal range; base burner; Victrola. Call evenings and Sundays. 4003 29th St FOR RENT-HOUSES. West. 7-JtOOM strictly all modern, newly decor 'ated; ajl In fine condition, $32.60. 1506 So. 29th St. Red 682. North. 1623 LAFEYETTE AVE., 7 rooms. .$20.00 1216 Burt street, S rooms $40.00 ARMSTRONG-WALSH CO. $31 Securities Bldg. Tyler 1536. South. 15 ROOMS STEAM HEAT. Choice location for first class rooming house, 424 Park Ave. Oasffloors. All modern. ARMSTRONG-WALSH CO. 333 Securities Bldg. Tyler 1536. 6-ROOM cottage with bath; furnace; Hanscom-.park district. Six-month lease to responsible party without 'children; $40. Call evenings or Sunday. Har ney 3425. . Miscellaneous. LIST your property for rent or sala with FIRST TRUST COMPANY, Realtors , Tyler 729. HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. CREIOH SONS ft CO.. Bee. PETERS TRUST CO., Specialists In Apartment management 2568 Douglas St., 9 rooms, $33; 4111 and 4128 N. 38th, $12 and $14. -JOHN N. FRENZER Douglas 654. A FEW houses for colored. Good loca tions. , IP. D. WEAD. 210 S. 18th St. Tyler 151. FOR RENT APARTMENTS. West. 3 or 4 -room apartments; steam heated. 816 South 22d. Tyler 2248. North. N. 2lit 4 and 5-toom heated apart 513 ment. Modern. Newly decorated. Douglas 8039 or Ty. 3840. $28. Miscellaneous. PAYNE ft SLATER COMPANY. ' Omaha's Rental flgenta 616 Omaha Nat'l Bk. Bldk. D. 1016. FOR RENT Business Property. Stores. BRICK store building, 21x120 feet. Lo cated In best business block in city. Cellar cemented. Entfre building in ex cellent condition. Charles Kohl, Has tings, Nebraska. BUSINESS property and ' Investment. A. P. TUKEY ft SON. 420 First National Bank Bldg. KOR RENT A steam-heated atore room. 22x46; full basement: $25 a month. 10th and Douglas. MODERN store. 16th St., near postoffice: low rent.l G. P. Stebbins. 1610 Chicago. Office and Desk Room. TWO ompletely furnished office rooms, with use of phone, typewriter and pri vate office with roll top desks: reason able rent to the right party for about six months. Box 3697, Omaha Bee. iu'RRY There are only a few vacant of fices left In the Bee Building. Key stone Investment Co., Tyler 131. WANTED TO RENT Business Property. WANTED to buy at once, a good located meat market In a country town. Ad dress to Ben Ronbicek, R. R. 2, Box 16, Burwell, Neb. M oviSg" AND STORAGE, . AMERICAN TRANSFER CO. STORAGE SPACE AVAILABLE Storage and Forwarders. Douglas 3429. 1110 Douglas St FIDELITY STORAGE CO. 16TH AND JACKSON. DOUO. 281. STORAGE MOVING, PACKING. REASONABLE RATES. FREE RENTAL SERVICE. V COMPLETE LIST OF ALL VACANTV HOUSES AND APARTMENTS. Jp Pl7,l7,'n Express Co., Moving. . j, XxEiEjU packing and Storage 1207 Farnam St. Web. 2741. Doug 6146 FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE. Separate locked rooms for household goods and pianos: moving, packing and shipping. OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE CO.. 806 8. 16th. "Douglas 4161. N' rO.J NEWLY furnished, modern room from 81 bp 669 a 26th Ave. , ATTRACTIVE room, modern bom. Fins car service. - Walnut 1266, ,- . r ,. : . 4.i". .'- " -"r Globe Van and Storage Co. For real service In moving packing! and storing call Tyler 130 or Douglas1 4838 REAL ESTATE IMPROVED. West. MODERN, nearly new 5-room home, with large attic and full-Jasement;targe liv ing room across front; kitchen, bath and 2 bedrooms; living room, dining room and bedroom; floors in oak; 50-foot lot fronting south, on paved street; attic space for two rooms with dormere win dows. West Farnam district. A splen did buy at $3,900 and on terms. First time offered. SHULER&CARY, (Realtors) D. 5074. 204 Keeltne Bldg. North. .NEW, 7-room. oak finish,, large lot double garage; price $6,750; terms. 6137 North 24th St. NORRIS ft NOR RIS. Douglas 4270 . YOiNG ft DOHERTY, -REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT. 322 BRANDEIS THEATER. D. 1571. $3.360. Up-to-date 6-roora bungalow, 3011 No. 28th Ave. , Monthly payments. See Grlmmel. Phone D. 1615. MINNti LUSA homes and lota offer the best opportunity to Invest your money Phone Tyler 187. South. Creighton's First Addition, $4,500 Immediate Possession Just listed a modirn two-story t 'j . J square irame residence, suuaicu ., .... . i near tne winasor scnooi nnisnea in oak; garage. Easy terms. GLOVER & SPAIN, Douglas 3961 919-20 City Nat'l. Miscellaneous. BARGAIN TO CLOSE ESTATE. Near 16th and Locust, double apart ment, 1 rooms and bath In each; large lot; fine place for rooms and board for railroad men, or live In one and rent the other; $2,600 buyst It P. J. TEBBENS CO.. 605 Omaha Nat'l. Bank. D. 2182. SLENDIDLY finished, nearly new bunga low; V, blocks to car; nicely altuated; $3,500; $1,200 cash, balance easy. Call Mr. Browne, Inter-State Realty Co., 1516 City NaVl Bank Bldg. Douglas 6236. vnn TjirWT AND RALK. HOUSES. COTTAGES A APARTMENTS AMEPICAN SECURITY CO.. 101 8. 17th St. Douglas Mia WE SELL, rent. Insure and make loans on city property, north. MITCHELL INVESTMENT CO.. 14th and Ames Ave. Col. 117. BARGAINS lit hr.mes. Investments, prop erties and acreage near Omaha. Harri son A Morton. 911 Omaha Nat Bk -Bid REAL ESTATE-Buslness Property WB NEED small homes or small Invest ment property. H. A. WOLF CO.. Electric Bldg. Tyler 86. M'CAGUE INVESTMENT CO. Income, Business and Trackage Specialist 16th and Dodge Sta. Douglas 411. REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT.. 8 NET 'INVESTMENT PROPERTY ' A new 3-story and base ment reinforced concrete and brick building located, iii the Wholesale District in Omaha, suitable for warehouse or garage. Building is 66x132 feet. Tenant pays all taxes and insurance. This property nets 8 on sellingprice of $75,000. See us about this and other smaller or larger investments. HASTINGS & HEYDEN, 1614 HARNEY ST. PHONE TYLER 60. REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Two lots south of Elmwood park. In Overlook sddltion. full slza, 60x160. for sals cheajg, or will exchange, with some cash as first payment on a bunga low In the south part of town. Ad dress BOX YX 256. OMAHA PER. REAL ESTATE UNIMPROVED. FARM AND RANCH LANDS. Oregon Land. Irrigation "In th Heart of the Range'' The Jordan Valley Project An empire In th making, land $1.00 pat acre plus tho cost of the water. You caa file on graslng homestead entries nearby. Llerature and particulars on request Next excursion December 14. HARI.EY J HOOKER 622 Tlrst Natl. BkBldg.Jjma ha. Neb AUTOMOBILES. MAKE YOUR DOLLARS , THRIFTY and buy used furs you can's, tell from new. Ttulck E 45, new ....11.450 Bulck K 44, new 1460 Olesmoblle 8.. new 1,400 Hudson Super..,.. 1,200 Hudson speedster 1,650 Chalmers Sedan, new.,... 1,400 vl.lberty Six 80u I-atterson Six 760 Maxwell 1016 '600 Chevrolet 1013 475 Overland 81 250 Chevrolet 1917 ; 250 Ws guarantee these cars. i AUTO CLEARING 'Soug. 5383. HOUSE, 2032 Farnam. STEARNS-KNIGHT Seven-passenger STEARNS-KNIGHT with touring body gnd beautiful limou sine body made by Kimball, he entire outUt will be sold lor one-balf the cost of the limousine body. Apply Fay Rogers, Supply Department. Woodmen of the World. Phone Dmigla 's;0 FOR SALE Two-ton truck: perfect con dition: priced right: reason for selling moving away. .Address Box Y-262, Oma ha Bee. USED CARS AND TRUCKS AT BARGAIN PRICES. STANDARD MOTOR CAR CO. 2020 Farnam St. Omaha. Neb. West. HAPPY HOLLOW LOT CHEAP 73x138 ft.: desirable location; paving paid In full; near good homes. Price $2,800. Easv terms. GEORGE & COMPANY, 902 City Nat'l. Bank Bldg. Dolg. 756. WEST Farnam building lots as low as $395: $10 down. $5 per month; all im provements. Douglas 6074. North. ACREAGE 5 Acres blocks to paved road. High and location; cheapest acreage In this dis trict. north of Krug park, few sightly Price $2,500; on terms. J. L. HI ATT COMPANY, QAA FIRST NATIONAL PHONE CO fW BANK BUILDING. TYLER W Sunday call Harney 708 or Colfax 4126. MINNiTirusA: nice joTon"tltus AveTcan be bought at a bargain; this lot must be sold. Call owner evenings. Walnut 70 South. ACREAGE tracts. $1 down. $1 weekly. 8. W Field club: high and sightly: rich soli; $295 and up; new add. ; Introductory offer; no taxes; no Interest till Jan. 1, 1920. The Byron Reed Co D. 297. 1612 Farnam Miscellaneous. 120. ACRES choice feeding and farming lot. Nilsson. 423 Securities Bldg. REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN. Benson. HERE'S A GOOD BENSON HOME. For a very reasonable prlco; 6 rooms and bath; modern except heat; new gar age; fine lot; good neighborhood. A snap at $2,200; $200 cash Is all that Is required, balance $20 monthly. COLFAX 719 FINANCIAL. Real Estate. Loans & Mortgages 6 , PER CENT mortgages, secured by Omaha residences. E. H. X.OUGEE. INCC 638 Keellne Bldg CITY AND FARM LOANS. 6H and 6 per cent: loans for March 1. 614 Per cent. Dumont A Co., Keeline Bd 12 PER CENT for your money. Gilt Edge Security ABBOTT 4 Patterson Blk.. Omaha. v No Delay Closing Loans. W. T. GRAHAM. 604 Bee Bldg. Doug. 1533. OMAHA HOMES EAST, NEB. FARMS. O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.. 1016 Omaha Nat Bk. Bldg. Doug. 2716. $100 to $10,000 MADE promptly. F. D Wead. VVead Bldg.. 18th and Farnam. LOANS ON CITY PROPERTY W. H- Thomas & Son.. Keeline Bldg. Private Money. SHOPEN A COMPANY. Doug. 4223 Stocks and Bonds. WE BUY and sell Liberty Bonds. Mack's Bond House. 1421 First Nat Bank Bldg. --Financial Wanted. LADY IN . BUSINESS want $500, good se curity, 10 per cent Douglas 5164. FARM AND RANCH LANDS. Arkansas Lands. ' DECEMBER 17 , Our next excursion to McGehee, Ark. W. S. FRANK. 201 NEVILLE BLK. Colorado Lands. COLORADO land, a choice tract near Ak- ron tn Washington county; will be sold cheap, at a bargain. Clauson Bros., Klfon, la. COLORADO LAND. , A tract of 480 acres In Washington county; will sell cheap with terms; con sider some trade. Clausen Bros., Klron, la. IMPROVED quarters, half sections or larger, Lincoln county, Colorado.' Bar- , gains. Easy terms. Good crops. Write John L. Maurer, Arriba. Colo. Iowa Lands. A BARGAIN IN A FINE 120-ACRE , FARM. 114 mile from a good town, highly Wproved; fins eight-room house, mod ern, and just completed at a cost of $6,000 last year; large barn. - 20 acres In fall wheat; 20 acres of clover; 110 acres of fine laying land; 10 acres of rolling land but all good Page county productive foil; price $225 if sold defore January 15. Address Lock Box 66, Clarlnda, la. SPECIAL BARGAIN. , 160 acres 6 miles of good county seat town; ork state road and all good, pro ductive soil; moderate Improvements; four-room house, with summer kitchen, barn built 2 years ago; cow barn, for 10 cows; double corncrlb and brick cave. Price $21,600; $3,500 cash and balance In 10 years at 6. Mr. Renter, why pay $15 to $20 rent Own your own farm. Lock Box 66, Clarlnda, la. 320 FINE valley land, south of Hamburg, la.: 200, acres in winter wheat, all under cultivation; two sets of improvements; ' a big bargain at $175 per acre; might divide; small property considered in ex change. 210 Keellne Bldg., Omaha, Neb- Kansas Lands. 80-Aore home Southeastern Kansas; welt . Improved; black land: will exchange for Omaba property. B. Bt & B E. MONTGOMERY, 21S City Nst'l. Bank Bldg. Omaha. Neb. Nebraska Lands. 1 SECTION wheat land, 600 acres livel; 6 miles from town; one crop Will pay land; wheat made 30 bu. last season: good terms; will sell all or part; Liberty ' bonds taken as first payment: writs owner, Guy Forsllng, Bushnell, Neb. RANCH. 1,280 acres deeded, $10 per acre; 1,280 lease, all fenced. Fine lakes, plenty hay. Telephone, R. F. D. Write owner, John W. Lhoiak, Bfirwell, Neb. WRITE me for Diet urea snd prices of my farms and ranches In good -old Dawes j ... . t- T II fttA I couDir. Aran omtt.i --'" Neb. GOOD Omaba Income property for clear western land or eastern Nebraska farnC Mr Pesae. 211 Brandels Theater Bldg. ALFALFA hvst and corn Irrigated farms snd ranches, $16 to $170.4 Send for list. Cover A Co.. Cosad. Net). MERRICK COUNTY. Improved "corn snd alfalfa farms at the right price. M. A. LARSON. Central City. Neb. Wyoming Lands. WHEATLAND Wyoming farms, $60 pot a.. Including paid up water right Henry Levi C U, Bylander, $64 Omaha Nat OAKLAND. Sensible Six. MARSH OAKLAND CO.. 23m: Farnrm St. BARGAINS IN USED CARS McCaffrey Motor Co., 16th no Jackson. Ford Agents. D. 3600. AUTOMOBILE electrical repairs; service station 'for Ray field carburetors and - Columbia storage batteries. Edwards 2616 N. 19th. Webster 1101 WANTED FOR SPOT CASH. 100 USED CARS, quick action; no delay. Auto Exchange Co.. 2069 Farnam St D. 60S5. QUALITY U8ED CARS. VAN BRUNT AUTOMOBILE CO., 2406 LEAVENWORTH ST. GOOD USED CARS. GUY L. SMITH. 26th and Farnam Sts Douglss 1170. WE ARE THE USED CAR MEN. TRAWVER AUTO CO.. 110 Farnam. - Harney 414 HAVE ten new 3-passenger roadsters, regular price $1,165. sale price $950. Call Tyler 1368. SCRIPPS-BOOTH demonstrator at bar . gain. Phone Tyler 1368. 2614 Farnam, Tires and Supplies. x SAVE 40 PER CENT ON-YOUR TIRES. HAVE THEM REBUILT. I 3,000 MILES GUARANTEE. Non Plain. Skid. 30x3 $ 8.00 $10.00 30x34 10.00 12.60 33x4 15.00 17.60 AGENTS WANTED. TIRE AND TUBE REPAIRING. DOUGLAS TIRE & VULCANIZING CO. New Location, 2557 Farnam St. TIRES ONE-HALF PRICE. GUARANTEED 3,000 MILES. 30x3 $ 7 6030x34 $ 9.26 3L'x314 10.25j32x4 11.75 32x4 Il.'6034x4 12.00 We furnish the old tires. Agents wanted 2 IN 1 VULCANIZING COMPANY. 1516 Davenport Street. BARGAINS IN USED TIRES 30x3 $6.60 80x34 $ 7.00 32x4 ....$, 1)0 34x4 $11. 00 Shipped 'subject to examination on deposit of $1. Save 15 to 60 per cent on re built and new tires. Write for prices. OMAHA RADIATOR & TIRE WORKS, -1819 Cuming. 2064 Farnam. NEW TIRES ON SALE. FIRESTONE. CONGRESS. M'GRAW. LEE. FISK. Wr.lTE TOR P.RICES, MENTION SIZES. KRAM A N T 1R E J OBIfcRS, 2016 Farnam. GAIN more miles for less money. Re tread your tread-worn tires by G. and G. Tire Co.. 2415 Leavenworth. Tyler 1261-W. "BUY Lee uuncture-projf pneumatic tires and eliminate your tire trouble Powell Rupplt' C. 2051 Farnam St USED tires, first-class condition, $5 to $15. Sent on approval. Duplex. Tire Co., 116 S. 17th St FORD light delivery, good running or der; will sell cheap. H. 6785. . FOR SALE Electric coupe In good con dition. Reasonable price. Harney 206. Repairing and Painting. RADIATORS Wrecked and leaky radiators repaired and rebuilt; large) stock used radiators; New Ford honeyeomb radiators. OMAHA RADIATOR TIRE WORKS. 1819 Cuming. 2064 Farnam. EXPERT radiators, fenders and auto bodies, repairing at reasonable prices. i Prompt attention given to garage work; ship your radiator direct to us NEBRASKA SERVICB OARAGE, 1104 North 18th). 218 8. 19th Bt. Motorcycles and Bicycles. HARLEY-DA VIDSON MOTORCYCLES. Bargains In used machines.' Victor H. Roos, the Motorycle Man. 27th snd Leavenworth. MEDICAL: ' "RATTLE NAKE OIL is a sure relief for deafness, dryness and ringing In the head; the oil will pene trate through to tho Inner ear and creanse the way from the arteries tubes and air passages. R. B. Scruggs, Box 236, Willow Springs, Mo. i RUPTURE successfully treated without surgical operation. Call or write Dr. Frank H Wrny. 306 Bee Bldg LIVE STOCK-VEHICLES. For Sale. FOR SALE Saddle horse, haa good dis position, also nice gait WjJI aell saddle and bridle also. Phone Harney 206. FOR SALE Horse and waon, $28; bargain. Webster 3216. MONEY TO LOAN. Organized by the Business Men of Omaha FURNITURE, pianos and notes as secur ity, $40. 6' mo.. H bods, total. $3 50. PROV1BENT LOAN SOCIETY. 432 Security Bldg., !6th t Farnam. Ty 666 LOANS ON DIAMONDS. JEWELRY AND fT C7 LIBERTY BONDS. OCT 2 "W. C FI.ATAU. EST. 1892. 0 4TH FLR SECURITY BLDG TT 960 Lowest rates. Private loan booths. Harry Maleshock, 15)4 Dodge. D. 661 Est. 181 DIAMOND AND JEWELRY LOANS REAL" ESTATE TRANSFERS. John Potter Webster and wife to Ed wln F. Eschar, 41st St., J40 feet south of Harney at, east side, 62 X125 .'...,. j.-r,.. $8,625 Michael L. Clark, sheriff, to Stors Brewing Co.. southeast corner 20th and S sts., P0xl3O 1,500 Minnie Morey and husband to Samuel Splegal, 24th at, 112 feet north of Indiana ave., east side, 33x80. 1,250 JVIUlam H. Russell and wife to ,!Warco Mazzone, Plercs St., 300 fet east of 22d St., south side, 30x168 2,350 Carrie Walker and husband to Max Frank, northwest cqrner 24th and Whltmore, 94x120 1,700 Max Frank jnd wife to Harry Batt, northwest corner 24th and Whlt more, 94x120 .. 1,700 Charles W. Martin and wife to Edna Boyson Dick, Whltmore St., 184 feet west of Minns Lusa ave., north side, 68x114 , jy... 5,400 John J. Fuchs and wife to George , H. Heikel and wife, lth St.. 200 feet south of Sahler st, west side, 40x120 3.350 Anna M. Yost and husband to Wilr llam A. Ptxlo northwest corner 60th and Casa stts., 52x135 el J. S. Oreenberg and wife to H. A. Wolf Co.. Jackson st, 65 feet east of 29th st, south side, 75x6 1,100 Mary Haffner and husband to Hen ry O. Thompson, 14th st, 80 feet north of Fowler ave., west side, 12QX121.6 ...' MOO HenryO. Thompson, to Mary f A. SKINNERS WILL sak aiaa ass at I ail" v K M- P A Kv FAfl AinAIII A rUtf ItlAuHnUIil f To Build at Once on Adjoining Lots Huge Structure ; Equal in Size to For- "mer Plantr i r The Skinner Manufacturing com pany announces that they will start at once to build on their property t east of the present plant. This will ?ive the company a factory one. , block long by one-half block wide and trackatre will be run throueh tha . center of the new addition which f takes in the.Lange hotel property, Li now owned By the company. A y The Skinner Manufacturing com- . v pany starred in uusiucssauoui cigin years ago and has grown to large proportions. . They manufacture , Skinner's macaroni products, which., consist of spaghetti, macaroni, cut spaghetti, cut macaroni and egg noodles. - ' , Paul F. Skinner just received tin . following letter from Lafayatu Young, Jr., of Des Moines, who re- . turned a few days ago from a trip to Europe as guest of the British government: '1 have just returned after 10 weeks' absence in Europe, where, with some other American news paper men, I was a guest of the British government. We visited England, France, Belgium, Scotland .and Ireland. I was much surprised and pleased, in looking at a store win dow in Glasgow, to see that they had a good sized window fitted up with Skinner's macaroni. I thought this might be of interest to you. Very Successful Year. "While this present year has beett an unsettled one and. the output of the plant for several months was re- stricted by the, government, never theless, taking it altogether, the company lias had a very successful year and it is plain that the business will increase tremendously in 1919 and the years following," said Mr. Skinner. ' "In addition to the tremendoui ' domestic business of the United State there is a large field fo ex port business, inquiries coming in from all parts of Europe and South America." The addition wilt be 132 feet square and the heighth of the pre-'" sent factory and will be used for storage and manufacturing purposes, of re-enforced concrete and steel .construction entirely firjeproof. A large battery of new hydraulic mac aroni presses will be installed. There will also be installed a complete new cut goods department with a battery of horizontal hydraulic iut goods presses, together with all au-i tomatic machinery' carrying the cut I eoods direct from the Dresses through the entire plant and drying, system automatically to the packing floors. Harry Lawrie is the architect for the new huilding and is now prepar-. in g plans and specifications. The new equipment and machinery is be ier installed bv special engineers from Buffalo, N. Y. , - The officers of the company are: Paul F. Skinner, president; J. D. - Kennedy, jr., vice president and . , manager; Porter D. Askew, vice , ,; president; John W. Welch, vice t president; Lloyd M. Skinner, trea , surer, and Robert Gilmore secretary. ,.;., These officers, with the following, are directors: Dr. T. J. Dugen and A.t John Douglas. , 'i Former Omaha Boy Dies .: in Long Island Hospital Word has been received in Oma ." ma of the death of John Richard McCaig in the hospital on the Avia tion field, Minneola, Long Island, following an operation for appendi citis, age 25 years. Mr. McCaig , was a graduate of Franklin school, and enlisted in the aviation section V of the armyast December. He was sent to San Antonio and from , there to Minneola, where he has been since February. ' ' He is survived by two sisters; Misses Irene and Imogene McCaig of Omaha and one brother, H. T. . McCaig of Des Moines, la. Funeral arrangements have not been made. Boy Scout Entertainment ' Postponed to January 4 An entertainment which was to be given by the Boy Scouts in Troop 42 at Dundee, Saturday night, has been postponed until January 4, on account of the influenza epidemic. Tickets sold for the entertainment will be honored when if isN given. The Scouts in Troop 42, plan to bniltKa. troop headquarters in the form of a block house with the pro ceeds received from the entertain ment. - . ' i Military Band Concert to Boost "Church ,Bazar Fort Omaha Balloon School band j will nlav a rnnrert at th Dnnerlaa county court house Saturday after-i-noon for, the churches,' which are holding a bazar there the latter part of the week. The churches .which are now snonsora for th hmr i the Plymouth Congregational, Grace titneran, rear Memorial and the . Clifton Hill Presyterian. IN THE DIVORCE COURT."- Freda C. MUW hM .... absolute decree of divorce and reatorattoa of her former name, Freda Miller. 8h charted Harold V. Miller with ...- port . , . Judae Troun hum ImiiaiI , f - ...m u& a vorc to Ethyl Gilliam from William R. who . did not contest th action Mrs, Gilliam was allotted custody of si minor child, Philip, and I3S per month for hit maintenance. -j Ranjr Woodward Has received a deer ' of divorce from Oeorge A. on the ground of extreme cruelty. Custody of Ethel lsr" yesrs old, was awarded tht mother. ' j,' Gladys Btuteed haa applied for a decree ' of separate maintenance. ' She charcen Charles Busteed -with extreme cruelty. ... REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS!" - Haffner. lsth at.. Hoc A" jJS?i." .of , Wii,,l,.'ve" eMt lA'- Mfto Charles W. Martin and wife to Mar- - - tha H.- Martin, northwest corner ' 25th ave. and Ida st., 41x110... 4,IE Alice purcell and husband, et al " to Boane Powell, J3d at., 13 feet' -v north of Martha-St., east side le Llili A. Norwell to nlaureno C Uaugbran. I7th St., If f,.t north ;. ' "" wesrias, loiili..,.