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    THE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY. APRIL 4. 1919.
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Park Office 2616 Leavenworth St.
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DEATH & FUNERAL NOTICES.
'l"t: John Atiolph, born In Nlederstrltt,
Germany, December 7, 1H89, died in tit.
Joseph's hospital. April 4, 1919, of com
pilations following Influenza.
Funeral '' services and Interment In
flower Hill cemetery at Bennington,
Net., Sunday at 2 p. ni.
Jl BBON MrsAnna, H834-CharirVtrect
agvd s yeiirg.
' Services Saturday from Hoffman's Fu
neral home at 3 p. m. Interment Forest
Lawn cemetery. Deceased Is survived
by two sons, Sam and Zed Gibson, and
one slater, Mrs. Mary Acton.
CARD OF THANKS.
We wish to express our sincere thanks
to all those who helped us during the
elcknesa and death of our beloved baby.
Bliss Vernnn; Hist for all the beautiful
flowers. Mr. and "Mrs. A. M. Robblns.
UN:tA,L Dt OCTORS
HEAFEY & HEAFEY,
Undertakers and emblamera. Tel. H
til Office. 2611 Farnam
HTJLSE & RIEPEN -
Pioneer Funeral Olrrctora
701 8 Itlth St Pnone Doug 1236.
TAGGART & SON,
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBLAMERS.
Telephone Douglas 714. 2213 Cuming St.
STACK &, FALCONER"
Independent Undertaker, S3d-Far. H 40n
HOFFMAN" FUNRmThoMR '
Hoffman quality aervlce coste less.
24th and Dodge. Douglas 1901
. L. DODDER CO. Funeral Dlrectois
f L. F-ro. Mgr.. 23d scd Cuming Sta
Phone Douglas ?7 Auto ambulance.
JOHN A riCNTI.EMAN.
Undertaker nil Fmbatmcr
Farnam SI Harney .192
FLORISTs.
Fontenelie
LEE U LARMON
Florists.
lull Douglsa bt
Douglae 9244
IUHN BATH. 18th and Farnam. D Soon
L Henderson. 1619 Farnam
n m.
MONUMENTS & CEMETERIES
TUB larg'St display of eonuments i
th United SIMea FRANK 8WOBOD
1.15 R lth Phnne Douglas 1K72-521S.
-FRATERNAL ORDERS.
X DANCE will be given by Danish sls
terhepd lodge. No. 67, at Odd Fellows'
hall. Twenty-fifth and Lenvenworth
atreets. Saturday night. April 6. Ad
mission, for ladles, 25 cents; gents. 33
cents. Everybody welcome.
157 ? 1 IiISAN.D DE ATHST"
Rirths .lieeph and Philomena Piccolo,
. 1728 South !inlh street, boy; Perry and
Marie Haworth, hospltalt boy; Harry and
Mary Gallagher, 2103 North Klewnth
street, girl: George and Ellda Byers,
147R Emmet' street, boy; Edward and
Edith Carlson, 3408 Cass street, girl; Tlo
flla and Jtawana lucres, 811 South Seven
teenth street, boy; Charles and Mamie Ful
ler, 4830 South Twenty-third street, boy;
Clrlno and Carmela Vacant!, 1532 North
Seventeenth street, sglrl; Gilbert and Joy
McMunay, 216 North Twenty-sixth street,
boy; Charles and Mary narrower, 4036
Nicholas street, girl; William snd Har
rietts Truelsen, 3554 Howard street, girl.
Deaths Htldred riatt, 20, hospital;
Leonard M. Rowe, 4, 6017 Rlnney street;
Barbara Safarlk. , 64. hospital; Andrew
Trumann. 28, 214 South Twenty-fifth
street; Esther J. t'ulnby. 24. 2206 Grand
avenue; Mary F. Plunimcr. 71, 5023 Capitol
avenue: Edith Fergus in, 8 months, hos
pital; Katie Leubell. 42. 1162 North Six
teenth street; Elenore Dalton. 41, hos
pital; Winifred Johnson, 31, 2109 Evans
street; Goldle BlonmflcM, 46, 984 North
Twenty-fifth street; filllian F. Palmer,
48, 4408 Plnkney street ; Julia Gannon, 67,
hospital; Arlo I. Greenlee, 4. Drexel hotel;
John Karabatros, 18, hospital, 560 West
Broadway, Council Bluffs, Ia.V Peter
Karabatros, 47, hospital, 550 West Broad
way, Counrll Bluffs, la.; Sophie Stine. 66,
vtROS "Lnccst street
"t?TAGE LICENSES.
The f -liuig persons have been granted
a license :o wed;
Name and Address. .Age.
Angelo Bruno, Omaha 20
Anna Rufflno, Omaha 16
Carl T. Wright, Omaha 29
Flossy 8. Coleman, Lincoln, Neb. ... 27
J. Clyde Park. Omaha 32
Lillian Wlnegard, Omaha 31
Clarence A. Atkinson, Dl Monte, Cal.. 47
Janette D. Morgan, Plattsmouth, Neb., 43
Reuben Rltthaler, Valley, Neb 45
Myrtle F. Joyce, Valley, Neb 32
Ed Meredith. Omaha over 21
Bertha Burkett, Omaha over 18
Lee M. Sherod. Omaha 27
" Osa Lester, La Prairie, 111 19
BUILDING PERMITS.
Victor S. Tryborn, 2448 North Forty
fifth Avenue, frame dwelling, $3,500.
G. W. Megeath, 1931 South Thirty-third
etreet, auto shed, 8500.
Bohumll F. Flly, 1444 South Fifteenth
treet, brick garage, $500. V
Abraham Newman, 6449 South Twenty
fourth street, addition, $1,000.
F. Nelson, 927 South Thirty-sixth street,
repairs, 500.
Joseph Scalara, 2013 North Sixty-first
atreet, frame dwelling. $3,000.
Russell Condon, 2416 South Twenty
first street, frame dwelling, $2,000.
" William Bavlnger. 2314 South Thirty
second atreet, addition, $900.
Offerman Building and Construction
. company, tile snd stucco dwelilng.$3,5O0.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BIDS ARB ASKED FOR a Methodist
-church In Silver Creek, Neb., by applying
to the office of the architect.
. Each bidder la required to deposit
twenty-five dollars ($26.00) with the
architect, for aafe return of blda and
specifications.
Each bidder la also required to de-
posit with the architect with his bids af
certinea cnecg, tor tne sum or rive
hundred dollars ($500) ahowlng that he
Is in good faith.
These bids must all be In by April
13, 1919. Bids opened at 3 o'clock p.
m., April 12. Each bidder Is asked to
be present at the opening.
B V, Cooley, architect.
Silver Creek, Neb.
TAKE NOTICE
Seldom chance for buying the beat
grade of home grown hardy shrubs and
perennial flowers. Call evenings. Per
sonal plans for planting furnished on
request by myaelf, Joseph Hoeldobler,
landscape gardener, 4843 Fierce ' St.,
Omaha. '
LOST FOUND REWARDS.
"VORB CAR STOLEN $50 REWARD
The1 following described Ford touring
car Was stolen from Omaha today:
Model year 1917, motor No. 1927119.
Westlnghouse starter, instrument board
with eight-day clock, Johns-Manvllle
speedometer, nickel-plated bumper In
front Lee tires, left antfeenter lights
-Jn rear curtain broken out.
$25 reward for return of car and $25
. reward for arrest and conviction of
thieves.
Wire or phone all information col
eot to
CHARLES W. PIPKIN. Dae. Adjuster.
Arlington Block, Omaha, Neb.
LOST Small black-leather pocketbook.
. containing $109 Liberty bond, army dis
charge papers, bank money " receipts.
Iso business cards (Rogers). Finder
' leave at Beeoffice, receive reward.
OST Leather wallet. Sat. a. m.. March
' 29Ttmtalnlng Insurance policies snd
.paV checks; property of Woodmen of the
y World. Notify W. O. W. Juvenile Dept..
'". Doug. 4670.
LOST Lady's cameo broucb; Finder .
v Mease call Douglas Mi
LOST FOUND REWARDS.
LOST At noon Friday, between Brandels
and Benson-Thorne's atotes, gold wrist
watch, oval shape. Return to Miss Allen
Rt Benson-Thorne'a or phone Harney j
143. Reward. I
LOST Lady's black purse, onHoward ;
Mreet. between J2th ana 22d. contain- i
ng money. Eastern Star, receipts nn
papers. Liberal reward. Return to
Bee office.
FOR ARTICLES LOST en street cars, tele
phone Tyler sOO. We are anxious to ee
atore lost articles to rightful ownera
OMAHA A CO. BLUFFS 3T RT
LOST Last Sunday ulght, mink stole,
near Omaha club. Liberal reward to
finder. Call Tyler 2433 or Douglas 1447.
LOST Amethyst rosary Wednesday even-
Ing between 40th and Farnam and 40th
nd Webster. Reward. Harney 4367.
LOST Amlnkfur one-skin neck piece on
West Farnam. Reward. Phone Hilda
Bn hr, Harney 5 4 79.
LOST Between 24th and il and 24th and
D pair black rimmed nose glasses. Re
ward. South 1076.
LOST Airedale dog. Had collar with
name Tech.nl. Phone WebZiM
LOST Eastern Star pin, Monday evening.
Phone 1). 2390.
LOST Black Marabou scarf on corner
14th, and Farnam. Call Douglas 2873.
LcisfOoTd penwith two gold tassels at
tached. Reward. Phone Colfax 353.
LOST a bunch-of Tleys with a gold knife
attached. Beward Tyler 40.19
LOOSTGilJ pin, small 'circle and castle
design. Reward. Har. 4355.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
Furniture and Household Goods
AUCTION ! A UCTION !
Extra high grade furniture, piano,
large'slze victrola and complete furnish
ings of 5 beautiful homes,
WILL BE SOLD IN MY AUCTION
HOUSE, SOUTHEAST COR. 1STH AND
WEBSTER STS., SATURDAY. APRIL 5,
STARTS AT 11 A. M. SHARP.
This is one of the best salrs I have
conducted for a long tlni", conslstlngof
1 extra good Upright Grand piano,' 1
nearly new $250 Victrola and about 1011
records: 1 very expensive Royal Bengal
Oriental rug, size 9x12, and 1 Anglo
Persian rug and 7 nearly (nev Axminster
rugs, size 9x12; several smaller rugs and
Hall Runner; 2 body Brussels rugs ami
2 Grass ruus: 3 beautiful library tables,
1 large library table, genuine mahog
any: 6 massive leather rockers, 5 ex
P"iis!ve mahogany rockers: lot of pic
tures and costly drapes; several pedes
tals and celerettes; 2 leather davenports
and 1 bather dunfutd and 1 imitation
leather duofold; 1 very expensive ma-
hogany dining room set, like new this
Is a wonderful dining set, 54-lnch table.
60-Inch buffet and 6 leather slip bottom
chairs, all perfectly matched and 11ke
new; 1 very expensive fumed oak dining
room set, 66-Inch table, targe buffet and
chairs to match; 1 Early English dining
room set.i table, 8 chairs and matched
buffet and 2 good golden oak dining
room seta completer 2 very expensive
mahogany bedroom suites complete;
high Poster mahogany beds, large dress
ers, beautiful chiffoniers, dressing ta
bles and 2 Chairs each, and perfectly
matched; this Is wonderful furniture;
3 massive bKtss beds, springs and mat
tresses, 2 oxidized beds, springs and
mattressea; 1 inaboginette bed, springs
and mattress and 4 Vernis -Martin beds,
springs and mattresses; 6 good oak
dressers and several other good dressers:
2 porcelain high oven gas ranges and 4
other gas ranges; kitchen cabinets,
dishes, cooking utensils, lawn mower,
laundry utinsels and hundreds of arti
cles too numerous to mention.
JAMES L. DOWD,
Auctioneer.
If you hl(ve anything to sell, call Red
3285 or Her. 44!6.
VOL'R housecleaning will not be complete
until you replnce some of your old fur
niture with new pieces. We have a
fine showing of single pieces which will
add to the comfort and attractiveness of
your home. Extraordinary bargains of
extension tables, kitchen cabinets, beds,
etc. We can save you 60 per cent on a
complete outfit. We take Liberty bonds
at par. We pay the freight. See us
first.
STATE FURNITURE COMPANY,
14th and Dodge St. Opp. U. P. Bldg.
FIX'f'L'HcJS tor sale, wall cases, show
cases, tables chairs, partlons. panels.
glss doors, all sizes, meters, fitting
rooms, millinery tables, all genuine ma-
'''ffany and oaks. Tyler 4090-W.
FOR SA I.E Bed. bookcase,-couch, ,desk,
chiffonier, chairs, taboret, rugs, laundry
tulis, copper boiler, wash board. Har
ney 6582.
VIO buy, sell and make desks, eafes, show
casea, shelving. He. Oinnba Fixture A
Siinplv Co. 11th and Dnuglaa D 2724
FOR SALE Gas stove, $15.00; sewing
ltiacnine, siu.no; kitchen table, $1.50;
also framed pictures. Call Harney 3479.
DINING room buffet, table and chairs for
sale. Call Walnut 2853.
Pianos and Musical Instruments
RARE PIANO
BARGAINS
We hapflen to have on hand three
dandy used planes and they are bar
gains; one for $139, another for $149,
then a dandy player for $360.
AT
MICKEL'S,
15th and Harney. Doug. 1973.
PHONOGRAPHS
All sixes and styles from $15 up to $500.
RECORDS
In all languages; latest hits from 25c
up: old phonographs repaired as new.
Open evenings.
RIALTO MUSIC SHOP,
1416 Douglas St.
a. hospe co. kzfsj:
Pianos for rent $4.00 per month
Bee Supplies.
--BEE SUPPLIES
KKKTCHMF.R MFG. CO., Co. Bluffs, ta
Sewing Machines.
SEWING MACHINES
We rent, repair, aell needles and parts
f MICKEL'S
, NEBRASKA CYCLE CO..
16th and Harney Sta Doug. IMS
Typewriters and Supplies,
TYPEWRITERS AND ADDU?5
MACHINES
. NEW AND REBUILT
The most complete line of Typewriters
and Adding Machines west of Chicago
Can furnish any make at moat any price
you dalre to pay. We rent and -spalr
all makes and will ouy or tradr for your
old machine. Every machine guaranteed
See ue before you buy. v
UENTRAL TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
t Established over 16 years.)
Douglas 4121 1905 Farnam St.
REBUILT, sold, rented, repaired Carbon
paper, ribbons and supplies. Service
guaranteed. Try us. Phone Doug. 6011
OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO..
106 North 16 1 h St.
TYPEWRITERS all makes, sold, rented
and repaired. x
THE W. N LONG COMPANY.
205 So. lth St Tel. D. 3969.
Vv t; buy, sell and exchange typew Mtera.
desks and office turn t-r . Midland of
fice Supply Co.. 1404 Dodge St. Tel
v Douglas 2147
RENT an Oliver Typewriter, three months
for $6.00. Oliver Agency. 1905 Farnam
8treet. C:;r ,
Machinery and Engines.
FOR SALE A thirty and sixty . H. P.
Almo oil engine, one fifty K V A West
lnghouse generator sixty cycle. Write
0. C. Worden, OgaMala, Neb.
Miscellaneous.
CLEANS YOUR
ALFALFA
POCKET GOPHER TRAP.
Send me $3 for one-half dnz. Ouar
an:eed or money refunded. ?
SUCCKSS GOPHER TRAP CO..
Harlnn, Iowa.
DRINK
RELIABLE OLD PORT."
It has thai good old
spicy wine taste. In 16-gatlrm kegs,
$1.25 per gal: In 30 or 60-gal. bbls. only
$1 per gaTT No charge for barrel. PURE
APPLE CIDER. 16 gal. kegs. 60 cents
per gal. Porto Beverage Co., 2444 H
Hurt St., Omaha. Neb. Phone Doug 3462.
Fixtures, for ''ale. Fixtures of up-to-dat
i department store, genuine manogany
partitions sitting i room bureaus,
podestaltt, railing, office partittoti mil
linery table, inlaid lltlclrnm T 4ii9:i V
FOR SALE One i emlTi nation 4 -burner
gas stove end cake griddle, used but a
f,'W weeks: cort'$4. wl'l sell for $25.
Hotel Conant.
OMAHA PILLOW .?o. Mattresses ma-'e j
over in new ticking at Half the pric f j
new one 1?o7 Cinn'nw (Mucins -'46 I
A 1. MOST new quality washer. Prfce $12.
Walnut ISO,
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
Miscellaneous.
CHAIRS, table and seed potatoes for sale
at a bargain at 2509 Bristol St. - Web.
:e7.
BLUE WHITE perfect gem diamond for
$500; over a karat Douglas
WANTED TO BUY.
We Pay Cash for x
Liberty Bonds and Partly
Paid Up Bonds.
Room 319,
McCague Bldg.,
N. W. Cor. loth &. Dodge.
liberty Bonds.
We want to purchase at once $2,000,000
worth of Liberty bonds, highest cash
market prices paid. Quotations re
ceived hourly.
Dewey-Diehi Agency,
26 Securities Bldg.
. Phone, Tyler
Omaha, Neb.
58s.
LIBERTY BONDS
will bring the highest market price with
us. Also
PARTIAL PAYMENT RECEIPTS
NATIONAL BOND
'r COMPANY
610 World Herald Bldg.
Tyler 599. ljth and Farnam.
WANT- TO BUY
HOMES
H. A, WOLF CO.
MEMBERS OMAHA REAL
KSTATE BOARD.
512 ELECTRIC BLDG. TYLER 5
' LIBERTY Bt)NDS
Including partial payment r receipts,
bought for cash: immediate remittance
.liade for bonds sent by mall.
LEWIS & CO , BROKERS
411 M'CAGUE BLDG.
11 DOLGOFF, Furniture and Hardware
Furniture, rugs, linoleum, ice boxes, gas
stoves, office furniture, show cases,
trunks, suit cases, bedding, linen, poultry
netting and garden tools. Better goods
for less money ' Credit If you wish. 18"S9
47 N. 24th. Web. 1607.
WANTED TO BUY
Watch the dally bond quotations In
this paper and get the market price
, for your Liberty bonds. Come to us
B. H. I.OUGEE, INC.
63S-40 Keellne Bldg.
WE lire in the market for an unlimited
Humility of scrap iron, metals, rubber,
etc. Writ for prices. . A. Ferer & Sons,
SOS Douglas St.
, . i iS. 705 Soutb 16th, will pay best
price for old clothes, shoes. Job lots of
all kinds Residence. Dnuglaa 8632. Of
fice. Douglas H92
ELITE FURNITURE CO.
We pay best prices for turnlture, rugs,
stoves etc. ' All kinds of iob lots. Doug
las 2451, Web 3045
DESKS DESKS DESKS
New desks; used desks bought, sold and
traded J C. Reed. 1201 Farnam D 6146
We pay-the hTghest price for second-hand
furniture In good condition W. M
Franklin. 1413 N 24th St Webster 4206
WANTED TO BUY 6.000 tons of country
mixed Iron; also rubber and metals. J.
Kntelman. Council Bluffs.
WE . buy waste paper and pay good
prices Phone or write Omaha Paper
Stock Co Douglas 1 61
WILL buy second hand clothing, shoes and
furniture Tyler 2598. A. Zavett, 705
No. Itith St.
HAVE you any -fixtures for sale. Call
Webster 6202.
AUCTION SALES1
A BIG AUCTION OF
AUTOMOBILES.
Will be held in Omaha at an early
late. If you have an auto for sale or
you want to buy a car call and see me
The auction will be conducted the same
as a pure bred stock sale. Every car
demonstrated and will be sold Just as
represented. Watch the paper for the
date. Sale will he held In the big sale
pavilion, South Omaha. Call or phone
F. D. VAN PELT,
AUCTIONEER.
Phone, Tyler 4492. Evenings Douglas
3218. 1419 Dodge St.
SWAPPERS' COEUMN.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Valuable patent:
just issued. Can use car. What have
you? Cull evenings, room 325, Hotel
Loyal. .
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
BAKKES TOP-NOTCH
BREAD. NEW.
ONTHE MARKET.
ASK YOUR GROCERY
MAN FOR IT.
SOUTH 1-9-7
Accordeon Pleating.
ACCORDEON, side, knife, sunburst, box
pleating, covered buttons, all slies and
styles; hemstitching, plcot edging, eye
let cut work, button holes, pennants.
IDEAL BUTTON AND PLEATING CO.
300-J08 Brown Bldg. Phone, u.
HEMSTITCHING. PLEATING. BOTTONS
O U VanArnam Pleating Co.,
412-17 Paxton Block. Phone Doug. 8109
Bath and Massage.
Miss Fisher. 879 Brandels Theater
Baggage and Express.
"The Only Way" VA
Omaha Transfer Co.
Remodeling Contractors.
LKS.-ARD & SON. 2021 Cuming Ty 1632
POOL TABLES T F. Hall. Doug. 7406.
Brass and Iron Foundries.
PAXON-MITCHELL CO.,
27th and Martha Sts., Omaha, Neb.
Brass, bronze aluminum and machine
gray Iron castings.
Chiropractors.
Ethel Slaltby, D. C. 812 Bee Blag. D. 3072.
Dr. J C. Lawrence. Balrd Bldg D. 8461
8PINOO R A PH . Dr. Edwards 24th. Farnam.
Costumes.
FULL dress suits for rent. 109 N. 16th 8t.
opposite Postnfflce John Feldmanj.
Dancing Academics.
DANCING ACADEMY.
KEEPS' Motel Rome Learn to dance for
$5 Join our spring classes now so you
can dance when clubs and parks open.
Call .Mr. Keeps, Dg. 2581 or Har. 2792.
K EL-PIN 12 DANCING ACADEMY, 2424
Farnam Class and prlv. lessons. D 7850.
Delicatessen.
Special salad for sale Kla.lto Delicatessen.
Dentists. ,
Taft's Dental Rma 30s Rose Bldg. D 216
Dr Bradbury No pain 921 W O W. Bldg.
DetectivesJ
JAMES "ALLAN ; n-
de.ice securWI Inall cn.-s. Tyler 1 1 :ii
LLOY f)"Lt XO N BCK EK."442 So 12' h Si
Winckler. 271 5 1 -we . Harney 57"t.
Electrical Utilities.
Dl I Vf l V JElectric washing machines
U X f i iNpiertrlc Irons and reading
lamps 2223 Cuming St. Douglas 251
Flags.
SIlK flag, all sl.ev. lu order for ihunh
es clnhs, et E F. Se 119 No ir.th St
Film Developing.
NIIW IDEA We come ami gt-t y-ur
fiilns. dr-veli'ii 4.-in free and deliver
flrislied print- at reas.iiialil price.
Mail oi'd'in als-.i sjllWted. fail .Siuttl
t'liiDi Add'iMs C McCullough. 512 j
South "?'h Avm
i i . .
'iN
'tv.i.
tod printinv ulte da
i'r:'ft Shop I4iik Ksrnatn
FILMS ile.'loped tivw ..tall orders so
licited. THC ENSIGN CO.. 1607 Howard.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Insurance.
INSURANCE $.rB.,,dr
For accident and sickness Insurance
see Lawrenson.
Jewelry.
DIAMONDSwitn privilege to buy
back at small profit GROSS JEWELRY
CO.. 402 N lth. Red 60S1
Lawyers
T. J. M'GUIRE, Lawyer,
508 Om. Nat. Office, Tyler 759. Res. S 3218
Medical.
FILES, fistula and other tectal dis
eases cured without surgical oper
ation. Cure guaranteed. Write for
book on rectal diseases with testi
monials. DR. E. R. TARRY,
240 Bee Bldg., Omaha.
Osteopaths.
DR. MABEL WESSON.
614 Brandels Bldg.
T. 2960. H. 4741.
s Plumbing and Heating.
DltDtJKON & SON. Harney B68K-6583.
Patent Attorneys.
PATENTS procured, bought and sold. In
ternational Patent Co.. 583 Brandels
D B91
I'mitiiiff
Wedding Stationery
U. S Printing Co., Bee Bldg., Phone D. 1178.
Waterg-Barnhart Ptg Co.. 414 S. ISth St.
Sates.
BARUA1NS 1212 Farnam
J J Derlght Safe Co
SAFES
Shoe Repairtnc
WE do all kinds of stioe repairing; all
work guaranteed; give us a trial. Coal
man Dangerfleld. 1415 North 24th
Tailors.
DlfdMck. P
216 8. 20th. Tailor. D 2432
V
ha 'Power
owel Supplies
Supply 2C7 8. Hth D. 682.
Transfers.
FISHER TRANSFER.' Tyler 4233.
Wedding Stationery.
WEDDINO announcements and printing.
Dmielas Printing Co Tel Douglas 644.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
FOR SALE One of the best Implement
businesses In the western part of Ne
braska great prospects big business.
Reason for selling, too much other bus
iness. Don't answer unless you mean
buslness and can handle a big proposi
tion. Could carry back part If pur
chaser can show proper credentials. Ad
jlress Box Y-439, Omaha Bee.
jwODERN shoe repair Hhop for sale cheap
on account of death; 20 years in present
location free shop rent in shoe store.
Fine opening, or will sell machinery and
can move it. Be quick. F. W. Hill,
Corning, la.
FOR" SALE'ATA BARGAIN A small
slore stock, consisting of groceries, school
supplies, cigars, tobacco, soft drinks,
soda fountain and fruit stand, living
room In rear. Rent, $12. A fine lo
cation. Can be seen at 1520 Cass St.
:i:t!(. For sale, store building, with
rooms modern, by A. W. Ferguson,
Cdenbower, Douglas Co., Ogeron. $1,800.
Glorious climate, lovely valley, 'green
grass, roses till Christmas. Address
Box Y-427, Omaha Bee.
..OOD OPPORTUNITY For sale, on ac
count of sickness watch repair and
Jewelry business, In big, fine tjwn, In
southwestern Nebraska. Address Box
Y-440, Omaha Bee.
FOR BADE Clean, new afook variety
store, good location, fine Business. Rea
son for selling, owner deceased. Mrs.
Lavina McVicker. ijouglajs, Wyo.
WANTED "Live wire" partner in real es
tate and insurance. One with money
preferred. Confidential. Address Box
E-8, Omaha Bee.
CLOSE-IN apartment, furnished. Income
$900 per month. Trade for land. A. W.
Toland & Co., 594 Brandels Bldg. Phone,
Douglas 6707.
FOR SALE Attractive 8-rooni apartment.
Beautifully finished; on car line, and
walking distance to town. Phone Doug
las t.it;o.
NEWSPA PER Paying newspaper and
job office for sale cheap. Must sell this
month. Terms reasonable. Money
maker. Address, Record, Grimes, la.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.
IDE BEE will publish free a situation
wanted ad under this classification for
soldiers, sailors and marines who will
show their discharge papers at our
office In the lobby of the Bee Building.
Seventeeenth and Farnam.
RET ll RNED SOLDIER wants Job as
chauffeur for private family. Can drive
Packard, Cadillac or Plerce-Arrow; can
operate any make of machine. Call
W'.-hster 51120.
WANTED Young man, high school grad
uate with business college training and
four years' business experience, desires
position with' reliable concern. Best of
-.references as to character, training and
experience. Qualified to handle account
ing, correspondence and general office
work without supervision. No salary less
tlran $100 a month considered. Box 684,
Hnsttngs. Neh.
ENERGETIC young farmer, recently re
leased from the service, wants position
cn a farm Understands grain and
stock raising and operation of all kinds
of farm machinery. Send terms to R. E.
Bock, Lebannon, Kan.
WANTED Good miller and platen press
man. Situation steady, shop union, scale
$30. McKtt Printing Co., Spokane, Wash.
PLOWING garden lots; call Dunton.
Douglas 1526, at A. L. Dick Fuel Co.,
wood and coal.
WANT work for ditch- machine; digs 22
lnchea wide by 10 feet deep Call Doug
las5J51. CALL Red 6321 for
hanging.
first class paper
PAINTING, paper, carpet cleaning, paper
banning, odd Jobs. Web. 1302.
Female.
YOUNG colored girl wants to assist with
housework from 9 in the morning until
5 in the evening. Webster 3343.
GRADUATE nurse will give plain or
Swedish maNsage or do other nursing
by lpur Walnut 1S06
SITUATION WANTED To do housework,
by a good cook and server In some nice
family Address E-10, Omaha Bee.
SA LESLADY. experience infhtitig ladies7
suits, dresses t Tyler 2004-W. Call eve.
DRESSMAKING and remodeling wanted.
Call Harney 11017. Prices reasonable.
BT'NDLE IVASHTnG; resonabTeZ BestTof
care; soft water. Webster 6949.
Laundry and L av Work
BUNDLE washing; reasonable; best care,
soft water. Webster 6949.
EXXP ERI ENCED la undress" wTnts-bundTe
"Vashlng. V.'e'neler 3555.
FIRST-CLASS laundress wants laundry
work. Webster 4125
BUNDLES carefully laundered. Call and
deliver Web42S3
EX I'ERIENCED woman wants day work.
Cull Webster 5273.
WANTED Bj competent woman, bundle
washing at home. Webster 5921.
HELP WANTED MALE.
Stores and Offices.
CARPET LAYER
ALSO
SALESMAN
FOR
CARPETS AND RUGS.
APPLY St.PT.. BALCONY.
Kl UGUSS-NASII CO.
RETAIL mr. imal company) $ir,0 li $200.
AccouulHit. Insurance, $l50-$17u.
Private secretary. Financial Co., $150.
Office men. $75. -t.r. snd $loee
Night clerk, Railroad Co., $95.
BUSINESS MEN'S REFERENCE ASSN.,
13117 W. O. W. Bldg.
FIRST-CLASS WINDOW TRIM M Kit
WANTED BY WALKER BROS DRY
GOODS CO.. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.
WIRE REFERENCES, EXPERI KNCE,
AND SALARY EXPECTED. MUST BE
ABOVE THE AVERAGE.
UIT man. A-
No. 1. mali. $1Z..
iiiin 'inrk. 1"".
en,, n-ul P.ttU .i- ffl (HI
S'
"Syck clerk.". ;-! HI.
UMhldcl e , out of ell.
$I2.-$1.".0.
MAP.TI CO.. Il2i: w. w.
WWFKil An t xpericr.epd i:l-,ii I'eri-OUIl-
try general store,
salary wanted.
Omaha Bee,
Give n f renc
Address Box
s and
Y-43ti,
HELP WANTEDMALE.
SJe?nl Offices. .
WANTED Government file clerka; Om
aha examinations May 7. $1,100 year.
Sample questions free. Franklin Insti
tute, Dept. S30 O. Rochester. N. Y.
POOKKEEPER Experienced, married
man preferred. $5 to $100. Employer's
Ref. Co.. 605 Bee Bldg. .
BOOKKEEPER wanted by wholesale au
tomobile concern; must be first-class
man. Address Box E-li, Omaha IVe.
STE.N'O ftclerk, bank, out of town, $90.
WATTS REF. CO.. 1138 1st NatBank.
CDAIM cTerk and correspondent. $125.
WATTS REF. CO.. 11S8 1st Nat i Hank.
ill
Ma
WANTED -Mali clerk. Apply to
Blackstone Hotel.
nager.
' Professions and Trades.
WAN T ED A T H O R 6 UGH L Y
EXPERIENCED BEEF BON
ER: MUST BE RELIABLE,
S'PEADY AND WILLING TO
MAKE HIS HOME IN- NICE
MIDWEST CITY. GUARAN
TEE 40. CATTLE PER WEEK.
WILL PAY LIBERAL WAGES.
Y-433, OMAHA BEE.
MEN WANTED to learn the tire repair
and retreading trade In one of the most
up-to-date repair shops Three weeks
tuition $25. Clyde Eller, Instructor, for
merly with National Auto Training
School.
NATIONAL TIRE SHOP.
17th and Capitol Ave
WANTED experienced operators to op
erate power machines for oewir.g cotton
and burlap bags.
Wanted apprentices, good w-g,'sto b'.
gin. Bemis Bro. Bag Co., lltti ami Joies
streets. L
DA KER FORE M AN WANTED First -class
man can secure steady job out of
town at $35 per week. Inquire of
Flelschmann Yenst Co.
MEN Learn barber trade. Make $25 to
$50 Der week. Special rates to soldiers
Earn while learning. Moler Barber
College. HO South I4th St.
PHOTOGRAPHER WANTED All-around
studio assistant, at once; alve experi
ence, salary, etc. Charles A. Sprout
Lander, Wyo. '
EXPERIENCED ringer man wanted. Ap
' ply today between 12 and 2. Amerltan
Wet Wash Laundry, 2808 Cuming.
WANTED Platen pressman to run two
Miller feeders. Steady position. Write
Messenger Printing Co., Fort Dodge, la.
DRUG CLERK PATTERSON
10TH AND HICKORY. ,
ALL round tailor wanted at once. By week
or piece. Address Strutz. the Tailor, At
lantic, la.
WANTED Upholaterer for furniture de
partment. Box 41405 Bee .
Salesmen and Solicitors.
TRAVELING salesman, food products,
$150 and expenses; traveling salesman,
automobiles, $200; traveling salesman,
young man, staple commodity, $100-$125;
manager for an established business, pre
fer man with coal and building material
experience, $250; aecretary for an es
tablished business, prefer man who can
take financial interest, salary, $160-$200;
claim correspondent, auto firm, $85; ste
nographer and clerk, manufacturing
firm, $100. Western Reference & Bond
Ass'n., 736 First National Bank Building.
MAN with dry goods experience for coun
try town. Good salary with opportunity
to become manager of one of our chain
stores. Apply at once. Ryan Co., 1102
Harney St.
SALESMAN WANTED.
Marj, experienced in steam, plumbing
and heating line, for permanent, lucra
tive position with old established manu
facturing and Jobbing concern. Appli
cants kindly give age, .references and
experience. Man acquainted with deal
ers and trade in South Dakota and Wyo
ming preferred. Advertiser now has a
long established business in this terri
tory. Address Box Y-435, Omaha Bee.
. I'ATE salesman wanted to sell the retail
and Jobbing trade In Nebraska, Marvo
Washing Compound. Will be extensively
advertised with a well defined selling
plan. Strictly commission, but a good
one. References and full Information
with first letter. Sales Dept. Bramwell
Manufacturing Co., 723 Palace Bldg.,
Minneapolis. Minn.
,,'ANTED Two high class magazine sales
men. Those who have had some ex
perience in bank selling preferred. Call
for P. J. Ryan at the Wellington Inn.
WE WAN5 LIVE SALESMEN for the
livest proposition In the country a
high-class Investment Address 824,
Metropolitan Bank Bldg., Minneapolis.
Minn. "
REPRESENTATIVES wanted to sell Wyo
ming oil stocks. Address Box Y-434,
Bee. ,
SOLICITORS wanted; Rood pay.
306 No. 16th St.
A,PPly
Agents and Canvassers.
WANTED Agents, men or women. One
woman made $17 one day. Articles used
In every home; no competition. A good
chance for soldiers. Call evenings, room
325, Hotel Loyal. ;
Hotels and Restaurants.
WANTED Colored waiters and waitress
es: good wages and fine meals. Apply
to head waiter.
Blackstone Hotel.
Boys.
WANTED A boy to deliver and worK in a
grocery store. George Roffman, 30th
and Miami. Webster 171.
Miscellaneous.
WANTED
FREIGHT HANDLERS
V APPLY
AMERICAN RAILWAY EXPRESS
AT THE UNION STATION
FREIGHT OFFICE
CO-
WANTED. 60 EXPERIENCED
X SINGLE FARM HANDS.
WAGES, $40 TO $76.
COUNTY AGENT,
COURT HOUSE DENISON, IA
WANTED A gonod man to work on
farm; 60 per' month; permanent posi
tion.
Neh.
Write Newton Sager. Lashara,
POSITIONS, locutions, etc.. for druggists,
dentists, doctors, nurses, veterinarians.
F. V. Knlest. 212 Bee Bldg., Omaha.
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
Stores and Offices.
MULTIGRAPH AND '
ADDRESSOGRAPH
OPERATOR
who can turn out a good volume of neat,
clean, accurate work.
Good place to work, eight hours a day,
off at iioivH-SfcturdHy: cafeteria In build
ing serves noon lunches at cost.
In replying state age, experience,
schooling and salary expected.
v Address Box E-9, care Omaha Bee.
WANTED Young women, who desire to
prepare themselves for office work, to
enroll in our short course of office
training. We secure positions for our
graduates; call and see us about It.
Day and evening instructions, by ex
perts. Personable tuition fee on
montnly pament plan
DWORAK SCHOOL OF ACCOUNTING.
Second Floor Wad Building, tilth and
Farnam Phone Doup 7415.
STENOGRAPHER, private sic. $125.
Stenographer, $101). $90. $85. $70.
Stenos, 6 months exp., tin, $75.
Fuxting muchinc operator, $l'.0. $75.
Typist, $70. $75; P B. X. Opr., $75.
Office clerk, $511; cashier. $lli.
Jl'HE MAJfn CtV, IK'S W. O W.
STF.NOGRAPilERS$lTn7$90, $S5r$s0. $75"
$65: Diet Opr., $S0; Typist, $55; P. B.
X Opr.,$75.
WATTS RKF. CO.,' 113X 1st Nat Bank.
WANTED Names women wishing perma
nent government position: $1.000-$1 600
"year; near home or at Washington Ad
dress Box Y-380. Ornnhn Hee
CA S 1 1 1 P R A D I N S PFITfiRH W A N T ED
4Y P,lRli'.SS-.VASH I'll
APPLY SUPT.. BALCONY.
oTf..Mill.ll,HKX :urd IMctai :mne opera- j
tor. $90- Tjpist, 'iu; Stenugrepher, KS.
Operative R'f. ''n. 101. i'1'.v Nt. Uk. I
Bee Vant-ads
pay ll'.W lll'OlltS tO
the people who read them. 1
;
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Stores and Offices.
WOMAN F
i Aii
perience nut ti
will be given.
8upt.t Balcony.
essary as in!ftrut.lon
Burgess-Nash Co. Apply
WANTED An experienced
cashier; a
meat wrapper and
delicatessen worn-
an. Apply
' Douglas St.
Washington .Market. 1407
Professions and Trades
"girl fi l m Inspectors "
wanted. v
APPLY UNIVERSAL FILM EXCHANGE,
1304 FARNAM STREET.
UNtfSUAL
OPPORTUNITIES
FOR ADVANCEMENT.
Permanent Positions.
WORK IS CLEAN, PLEAS
ANT AND INTERESTING.
MEALS AT COST.
Liberay pay while learning and fre
quent Increase In salary at regular in
tervals.
The regular vacation given to our ex
perienced employes each year makes It
necessary that we employ a number of
Intelligent young women to learn tle-
Young women 17 years of age or over.
Apply to C. F. Lambert,
613 NEW TELEPHONE BLDG.,
19th and Douglas Sta.
WANTED
EXPERIENCED HAIR DRESSER
AND MANICURIST,
ALSO AN EXPERIENCED MARCELL
HAIR WAV?!R.
APPLY
BENSON-THORNE BEAUTY SHOP,
BENSON-THORNE CO.,
WANTED
HELP IN ALTERATION DEPT.
APPLY
H ERZBERO-TOGGERY.
1517 DOUGLAS ST.
WANTED Pressers Dry cleaning depart
ment, Bluff City Laundry, Council
Bluffs, la.
Household and Domestic.
WANTED Competent middle-aged maid
for general housework in small town
near city. Good home and excellent
wages. References ' required. Address
Box Y-442, Omaha Bee
WANTED A. housekeeper on farm by
three brothers, middle aged lady pre
ferred; state wages wanted. Address
Carl Jensen, Wakefield. Neb.
WANTED Competent white girl for gen
eral house work; 3 In family; no wash
ing. Mrs. E. A. Baird, 3316 Lincoln
Blvd. Harney 1626.
WANTED In Dundee, for general house
work, competent maid, good wages, no
washing. 6147 Davenport. Mrs. Carl
Louis, Walnut 1246.
A GOOD cook wanted at once; good wages
and easy hours; also waitress wanted;
good pay to right party. Burress Cafe,
Carthage, S. D. .
w'ANTE D Competent girl tor general
housework, washing and heavy cleaning
done. Mrs. W. W. Richardson. 3100 Chi
cago St. Harney 5256.
WANTED An experienced white cook,
must have references, good wages. Mrs,
Gen. Redlck, 63d and Chicago. Wal. 485.
WANTED Good white girl to assist in a
small boarding house. No cooking or
washing. Douglas 6203.
WANTED Experienced white "ook here
second is" kept, no washing. -Jrs. W.
D. Hoaford, 626 So. 37th St Harney 87.
WHITE girl for general housework, two
In family, $10. Phone Harnev 73. 6"?
S. 38th Ave.
GOOD white girl for general housework,
small family; good wages. Call South
934.
WANTED Girl for general housework.
Telephone Walnut 354, 105 So. 49th St
WANTED A competent house mafd. Ap
ply Clarkson hospital. 2100 Howard St.
WANTED Two floor maids. Apply Clark
son hospital, 2100 Howard St.
WANTED Cook and housemaid. Mrs.
A. L. Reed, Benson 178.
WANTED Good
Harney 1519.
cook Immediately. Call
Hotels and Restaurants.
WANTED Pantry
girl
and
sliver girl;
Blackstone
good wages. Apply
Hotel.
Chef.
WHITE chambermaid at once. Brown Apts.
508 North 21st St. Red 8950.
Miscellaneous.
LLADIES Let us show you how you can
earn $15 per week at home in spare
time, addressing and mailing our
music and circular letters. Send 25
cents In silver for music sample copy
and particulars. The Ansonia Music
Company, 250 Main St., Ansonia, Conn.
WHITE WOMAN To do Janitor work In
modern apartment house. Tyler 671.
HELP WANTED.
Male and Female.
WANTED Men, ladles and boys to learn
barber trade; big demand; wages while
learning; strictly modern. Call or writs
1402 Dodge St. Trl-City Barber College
Phnne D 2147
EDUCATIONAL.
DAY
SCHOOL NIGHT SCHOOL.
30YLES COLLEGE
Students are admitted at any- time.
Complete courses in accountancy, ma
chine bookkeeping, comptometry, short
hand land typewriting, stenotypy, rail
road and wireless telegraphy, civil aerv
lce and sll English and commercial
branches. Write, call or phone Doug 'as
1565 for large Illustrated catalogue
Address .
BOYLE'S COLLEGE.
Buyles Building. Omaha. Neb
go. III.
STOP work; learn a trade; fit yourself for
the future;, no book work: quick and
easy; free . catalog. National Auto
Training Ass'n 2814 N 20th. Omaha.
Neb.
Van Sant School of Business
Day and Evening Schools.
820 Omaha National Bank Bids
' , Douglas 6890
LEARN Mosh-r shorthand and typewrit
trig. Day and uignt classes
Shorthand Collose Bee Bide
Omaha
D 6628
Piano instruction.
M. BOUKK'IUS could take a few more
piano pupils between 10 and 3 o'clock.
Rm. 18. Arlington Blk 161 1V& Dodge
St. D 2471
Musical.
ANNIE E. GLASGOW, voice and piano,
603 Knrbach Blk. Studio, phone Red
185 209 South lath St
FOR RENT-ROOMS.
Furnished Rooms.
BEAUTI'fUI.LV furnished rooju In strictly
modern private home. Walking dis
tance. Nenr ear. Harney 191:1.
liuo.eS to lei b due or week; hot and
cold water; telephone In each room.
Tark Hotel. 15ns I'm us SI,
FOR-KENT Two furnished rooms. Walk
ing distiince. tee Linden, 2615 leaven
worth, Hee Station
NICELY furnished front room; yrivate
' family. Call Walnut 3290.
FURNISHED rouM for rent. West Farnam
district, '"all Harney 3411.
Board and Rooms.
Rllllll an
home; ,
w a !kil-f
f.ir s'i:n
Iferie
i U' : . .i
ih Imai-d in h--au:iful modern
very convenience; Farnam onr:
distance. If you are looking
I him; ultove the average, call
v.7:;e
nun, Mil. i or witnoul board. KeD
l'-ill I'.i-imv '.':'
loifflS
i ...,,h l.-i,, I, , ie.,len ii.hbI Council
Biuifs. i.
FOR RENT-ROOMS.
Unfurnished Rooms.
L-l 111 ki'V i' C.-a I..... ,,r .uha mnm
not light housekeeping nice location.
Private family. Close to car line. Jlar-
ney 6929
HEATED rooms, Ctelghton
Bloek. 16th
and Douglas Sts.
WOULD REALTY COMPANY
Phone. Douglas 6343
Rooms Wanted.
TWO young business men desire room and
board, prefer west or north part of city
Place with garage for two cars If possi
ble with pay $100 per month, fhone,
Douglns 2x9s.
FOR RENT FURNISHED
Apartments.
each; modern; stood yard and trees; rent
raaaonanie. military avb.
FOR RENT HOUSES.
North.
S-ROOM oottage, $12.
Red 683.
1529 V No. 21st St.
South.
SIX-ROOM house, with or without furnish
ings; partly modern at 1009 South
Twenty-fifth Ave. Call noon or even
ings. 2663 Pierce St., rooms, $26.
ARMSTRONG-WALSH CO.,
SSI Securities Bldg. Tyler 15J.
HOUSES
IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITT.
CREIOH SONS A CO., Bee.
PETERS TRUST CO.,
Specialists In Apartment management.
LIST your property for rent or sale with
FIRST TRUST COMPANY.
Realtors. Tyler 72t
Miscellaneous.
FOR RENT Ben Hur Hall. 28th and
Farnam Sts., Wednesday and Fday
nights. Best dance floor In the stats.
Call Tyler 8638 or Tyler 4251. ,
GARDEN, 4119 North 38th, 6 rooms. ...$15
3-room flats, 2033 North 21at..$7 and $9
2568 Douglas St., 9 rooms $33
JOHN N. FRENZER, Douglas 654.
BIRKETT & CO.
Care of property and Inaurance. 150
Bee Bldg Douglas 633
WANTED TO RENT.
Furnished Apartments and Houses.
WANT A FURNISHED APARTMENT OR
SMALL HOME. REFERENCES EX
CHANGED. NO CHILDREN. AD
DRESS BOX E-4, OMAHA BEE.
MOVING AND STORAGE.
FIDELITY
STORAGE CO.,
16TH AND JACKSON. DOUG. 28$.
STORAGE MOVING. PACKING.
REASONABLE RATE3.
FREE RENTAL SERVICE.
COMPLETE LIST OF ALL VACANT
HOUSES AND APARTMHJVT8.
METROPOLITAN
VAN and STORAGE CO.
Owned by Central Furniture store.
Free rental list Tyler 3400.
' GLOBE VAN
AND STORAGE CO.
For ftal service In baulthg or storage
call Tyler 230 or D. - 4338. auto or
wagon service
FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE.
Separate locked rooms for household
roods and pianos: moving, packing aoc1
Jhlcpltit;.
OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE CO.
806 8. 16'h. Douglns 416$.
WE haul furniture, light and heavy
hauling. Live stock hauling a specialty
CALDWELL TRANS. CO.
Office Tvler 679 Res Douglas 9181
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED.
West.
10 ACRES.
THE best ten-acre farm home buy In
Douglas county. Highly cultivated, lots
of fruit, fine alfalfa, four blocks from
paved road, fully modern house, with
Its own water system. No city taxes.
H. E. COCHRAN,
700 Omaha National Bank Bldg. r
624 N. 41ST.
6 rooms, all modern, $2,700: cash.
O'KEEFE REAL
ESTATE COMPANY,
REALTORS,
1016 Omaha Nat. Bk. Bldg. Doug. 2716.
FOR SALE
706 South 52nd St., one block from
rsr line. Ten-room stucco: garage for
two cars.
Owner
W. M. RAINBOLT
1060 Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg
Phone Douglaa 7537
CLOSE In, fine 2-story home, strictly mod
ern house, electric light; house not new,
but In best of repair; rents for $30;
paving all paid; close to Central High
school; price, $4,000; easy terms, or
small cottage as first payment. RASP
BROS., 210 Keellne Bldg. Tyler 721.
WE have plans and specifications for
several good homes In Lockwood and
Dundee Heights, to be built at once.
See us Shuler & Cary, Realtors. 204
Keellne Bldg.
NICE modern 5-room bungalow. In West
Farnam district; full east front lot. W.
H. Gates, 647 Omaha Nat B. Bldg. D.
1294.
TWO modern six-room houses, hot water
heat; terms reasonable. Inquire 323 N
37th St.
4 APARTMENT brick flats, choice, loca
tion, good Investment. Elof Nllsson, 422
Securities Bldg.
DANDY 7-room res., price $5,500. Elof
Nllsson. 422 Securities Bldg.
NEAR MILLER PARK,
$1,000 DOWN AND
$40 A MONTH.
Six-room strictly modern bungalow;
five rooms and bath on first floor; fin
ished in oak; one room finished on sec
ond; built in book rases, colonnade
openings and window seat: full cement
, basement; furnace heat; floored attic;
"large lot on paved street, paving paid;
garage: $4,400. If Interested In bunga
lows don't fail to see this.
PAYNE INVESTMENT
- COMPANY, -REALTORS.
537 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg.
"BEST BUILT HOME
KOUNTZE PARK
7-Room Home
Hot. Water Heat
$2,500 DOWN" PR. $5.500 $50 MO.
lililll ny nay lauor, mmu uiv mur,,,,
finest hot water heating system; solid
Juick foundation; large living room, din
ing room, real kitchun, refrigerator
room, pantry; 4 large, light bedrooms.
Located 1025 Evans St. Call Tyler 496.
i is BOR N E, B5S Omaha NaTl Uk. Bldg.
5-Room Bungalow,
$3,200.
The neatest home on our list. Five
large rooms finished In oak decorations
and lighting fixtures In excellent condi
tion east front, on pretty terrace; close
to car, schools and churches. House
number. 4720 North 40th Ave. About
$1,(100 will handle.
Hastings & Heyden,
1614 Harnev St. Vhone Tyler 50.
5-ROOM BUNGALOW,
$3,950.
Attractive 5-rnoin strietly modern
ImiiKiiloH'. close to Kountze park. Oak
throughout, full basement, furnace heat,
corner lot. Property In fine repair
Reasonable, 'erms.
J. L. HIATT CO.,
QHfi FIRST NATIOI
HANK BLDG
FIRST NATIONAL PHONE (TO
G TYLER
$500 CASH
and $;in a month for a 5-rooiii. modern
buntralow. Located near Miller park.
Posses-Ion at once. Price 20.
W. S. FRANK,
Phone Pi'i's :i'iii". 202 S'.-ville ts:u.
WE have a dandy ev. n-r n uungalnw
at 2S16 Franklin sir. et. tor It . Mill
terms to suit Douglas Washington In
vestment company, 1413 North 2Mb St
Wobster 4206.
REAL ESTATE- IMPROVED.
North.
ONLY $200 DUWN,
EASY PAYMENTS.
Look, $1,700 will' buy a rood, toea
ern (except heat) 6-room cottage, only
$200 eash. balance like rent. Possession
at once. See me today.
S. P. BOSTWICK & SON
300 Res Bldg.
Tyler 160".
MINNE LUSA HOME
We have lust listed a fine J-itory
stucco and frame bungalow of t-r. and
bath, mod In every way; house only
one year old; has every convenience on
could expect In a home. Oak finish,
rooms all decorated, one block to 14th
Si Price, $5,600 terms. This boos was '
built at pre-war prices.
RASP BROTHERS, REALTORS.
210-12-14 Keellne Bldg. Tyler Til.
FOR SALE
Six room modern stucco; oak floor,
fireplace, living room, mahoganlsed ,
birch, dining room oak. On Willis Avo..
between 17th and 18th Sts.
Six room modern trams, fsclnr
Kountie Park.'
Owner
W. M. RAINBOLT
1060 Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg.
Phone Douglas 7537
NEAR 21ST- AND SPRAGUE 8T8.
Fins two-story square home, ( large
living rooms and a small den and sleep
ing porch; oak and maple finish, beau
tifully decorated, screened front porch;
garage; fine, large east front lot, In fin
neighborhood. Worth $5,000, but owner
will take $4,600. About $2,000 cash
needed. '
RASP BROS., 212 Keellne Bldg. Tyler T21,
MINNE LUSA BARGAIN.
6-room and bath modern home; fin
lot, almost new; semi-bungalow style;
close to car; $5,000 $1,000 cash. 2882
Mary St. Call Mr. Browne.
INTER-STATE REALTY CO..
2620 Farnam St. Tyler 4S1.
A NEW modern (-room bungalow, 2739
Saratoga. Price $3,600; terms. A. W.
Toland, 694 Brandelds bldg. Phone
Douglas 6707.
NEW, upnto-date, 6 rooms, oak finish, fins
location: price, $5,250; terms; location
611 N. 47th St. Nnrrls Norrls. D. 4270.
3621 HAMILTON ST., 6-room all modern:
easy terms. John W. Robblna. 581
Pnunders-Kennedy Bldg. Doug. 629.
MINNE LUSA homes and lots offer the
hent nnnnrtunltv to Invest your money.
Phone Tyler 187.
FREE rent of 4 rooms In exchange for
church Janitor aervlce. Call at 1821
Lothrop.
FOR RENT AND SALE.
BOUSES, COTTAGES A APARTMENTi.
AMERICAN SECURITY CO..
tOl 8. 17th St. Douglas (Oil.
TOUNO ft DOHERTY.
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT.
S23 BRANDEI3 THEATER. D. 1671.
BEAUTIFUL new up-to-date 7-room.
bungalow, 68 ft frontage. Call Colfax
694.
FOR sale at once, my former home at 2624
Charles St. Call Colfax 1269.
SIX rooms, all modern, owner leaving city.
Call Webster 3249.
South.
SOUTHWEST
BARGAIN.
Just listed a nice 8 -room brick nous
southwest of Hanscom park, situated on
an east front lot; house has large liv
ing room, library, dining room and
kitchen pn first floor; four bed rooms
and bath on second floor; front and
back stair; fireplace and hot water heat;
can you duplicate this for $6,500 In
Omaha?
D. V. SHOLES CO.
915-17 City Nat. Bk.
Doug. 46.
FACING HANSCOM
PARK, $2,500.
Good 6-room house, modern except
furnace; good lot, paved street, all paid.
House has been newly painted; rooms
need decorating. Owner anxious for
quick sale and has made a bargain price
to do so. See me at once. -i
P. J. TEBBENS CO.,-
Phones: D. 2182, Tyler 3969-W.
605 Omaha National Bank.
SEMI-BUNGALOW, $4,150; Hanscom Park,
district, 8 rooms hard wood floors,
beamed ceilings, full cement basement,
fitted with screens, stqrm windows and
doors; strictly modern home. Cash or
terms. Liberty bonds accepted. Address
Box T 437, Omaha Bee.
FOR SALE BY OWNER.
1030 S. 28th St., 8-room house, all
modern, downstairs finished In oak,
white enamel upstairs, lot 80x140, east
front, beautiful sh'ade trees, garden and
garage for two-cars. C. H. Riepen. 701
H. 16th St.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Six-room house at 4012 T street, 'In
good condition. If taken before Sunday.
This is a real bargain. See owner, and
save middleman's profit.
FIELD CLUB DISTRICT.
For sale, 8-room house, all modern;
corner lot; large garage. Call Harney
3479.
-ROOM house. 2429 So 17th St Call
Webster 6719.
Miscellaneous.
$150 STARTS YOU
, IN YOUR OWN POME.
On a high sightly, well located and
well laying aero, we have a small house,
16x36, which is In good condition to move
right into, but Is not; complete. It
would divide into three large rooms,
16x12 feet each, or possibly four rooms.
Considering the low price of $1,360 and
a small monthly pjjjment of $15, where
can you better yourself? Call Tyler 60
and ask for Mr. Manville.
Hastings & Heyden,
1614 Harney St. Phone Tyler 60
WE HAVE six 6-room houses and one 8
room house; also two mighty good
brick store buildings well rented: In'
come $2,916 per year; will exchange any
part or all of these for good farm or
ranch. Owner nonresident
S. 3. and R. H. MONTGOMERY.
213 City Nat'l Bank Bldg. Douglas 181$.
WE BUY and sell real estate: We want
some good houses to rent to colored peo
ple. Call and see us.
THE DOUGLAS WASHINGTON INV. CO,
Webster 4206. 1413 Nor t h 24th St.
FOR SALE Owner leaving town, 6-room,
oak finished, modern bungalow; one
bloclt from car line. Walnut 2491. K.
E. Riley, 2001 North 45th.
FOR SALE 8-room apartment, beautifully
furnished, on car line and walking dis
tance to own. Phone, Douglas 6760.
CLOSE-IN INVESTMENTS.
Leaveaworth at, Capitol ave., Cuming St.
PAYNE & SLATER COMPANY. Dg. 10U.
Flv room stucco, oak floors throughout
oak and white enamel finish. Fine lo
cation. Price 4,605 or terms.
(. BENSON & CARMICHAEL
Doug 1722 642 Paxton Block.
BARGAINS In homes. Investments Droi
ertles and acreage near Omiha. Hrr'
I75 Morton. 916 Omaha Njt Bk Tods'.
REAL EST ATE-Business Properry
BUSINESS property and Investments.
A. P. TUKEY A SON.
420 First National Bank Bldg.
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT
- HOME AND
INVESTMENT
A strictly all msdern double house of
two apartments, 4 rooms and hall each,
with separate bath rooms, large storage
attic, full basement, hot water heat,
screened In front porch: live In one
and let rent of other apartment pay
for the place. Owner took this In under
foreclosure, and offers at sacrifice pries
of $5,000. $1,000 cash, balance $25.00 a
month, '6 per rent Interest. House
could not be duplicated for $6,000. Lo
cated 2920 N 2.',th St.
O'KEEFE REAL f
ESTATE COMPANY,
REALTORS,
REALTORS, s
lOKjImiha Nat. Uk. Bldg. Doug. 2715
INVESTORS.
1 have an apartment house located In
one of Omaha's finest residential sec
tions which will net the purchaser 12
per cent on his Investment. For fur
ther Infi.rniii t ion see
GEO. F. JONES,
REALTOR.
92H 'itv X.it Bank. Phone. Doug. 14,
4 APAIlTMKNTSr bflr-k ' ?lat.rl.oie,uSit
linn, good li vestment. Elof Nllsson 421
Sei urltl.-s Hldx
REfL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.
;. I'tio worth of fain? Implements to" ex
cxeivunite for land. Schwab Bros., mx
Plymouth BUIg., Minneapolis. Minn
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