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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: AUGUST 10, 1919.
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BYATrF&TuNERAL NOTICES.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
Furniture and Household Goods.
TOPMOST VALUES IN
FURNITURE
la our claim and by thla we mean Bet
ter Furniture for Less Money. Furni
ture equal In material, construction and
dealgn at a poaltlve saving a dollar
apent with the STATE FURNITURE
CO. for furniture will do a greater duty
We quote $1.7S dressers for tU 60;
127 50 dreaaer for 118 60: IJV00 drcescr
for 128.00; 135.00 Buffet (or 824 75;
822 50 Chiffonier for 8135. Bargains
throughout every line. We apectallse on
complete home outfits. Liberty bonds
state'flTrniture company
14th and Dodge Sta. Opp. U. P Bdg
NEW RUOS mfgr. from OLD CARPETS.
RUO CLEANING. RAO RUG WEAVING.
CUMING RUG CLEANING A MFG. CO..
141 Cuming St. Red 4122 Omaha.
NEW J260 style cabinet phonograph; 100
needles and records; plays any disc
record; 878 takes the complete outfit
quick; will ehlp C. O. D., subject to
examination. Imperial Storage Co.,
Sioux City. Ia.
ONE golden oak buffet, china closet,
library table, dining chairs, three rock
ers, dreBser and bed. Call Wal. 2153
or 3221, after S p. m.
SELLING out entile stock of furniture
and household furnishings regardless of
value; act quick. Douglas 495. 2421
Cuming St.
VARLEY, Mrs. Margaret Age 68 years.
wife of the late Frank Varley. She Is
survived by two sisters, Mrs. Celia R
Smith and Mrs. Arthur Young of Hunt
ington Beach, Cat.; one brother, J. J.
Madden of Falrbury. Neb.
Funeral Sunday afternoon from resi
dence, 624 South Seventeenth street at
1:30 p. m. to St. Phllomenas church. 2
p. ra. Interment Holy Sepulcher ceme
tery.
CLARK, William David, age 51 years,
at a local hospital; funeral from the
residence, 2S29 Decatur street, Monday
at 9 a. m. to St. John's church at 9::0
a. m. Interment Holy Sepulchre ceme
tery. Derensed H survived by his wife.
Cei'llla and nun aon, Charles Robert,
his mother at Pasadena, Cal.. four sla
ters and one brother.
CARLOS Gallegos. aged 3S, at local hos
pital. Remains at Heafey & Hoafey's
chapel.
Fun ral arrangements later.
CARD OF THANKS.
CARD OF THANKS.
We desire to express our thanks for
the kind remomhritncoa una nympathy
expressed to us during th Hln!s and
death' of our beloved husband and
father, by the Omaha Police depart
ment, Oninhn Detective department and
our many friends. Mrs. Andrew J.
Jjeplnnki mid fnmily.
WW wish to thank our friends and rela
tive! for sympathy shown us during
the sickness and death of our beloved
ulster and Onughtrr.
MRS. JOHN PTHT-iANDER
AND IAT'(JHTKR.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
STACK & FALCONER,
"INDEPENDENT UNDERTAKERS."
PIERCE ARROW
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Thirty-third and Farnam. Har. (14.
FRED E. FERO
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Lady Attendant.
!3d and Cuming Sts. Phone Douglas
77. Auto ambulance.
HEAFEY & HEAFEY,
Undertakers and Embalmera.
Phone H. 205. Office 2611 Farnam.
HULSE & RIEPEN,
Pioneer Funeral Directors.
f"l 8. 16th St. lhone Doug. 1220.
TAGGART & SON
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS.
Tolephone Douglas 714. 2212 Cuming St
JOHN A. GENTLEMAN.
Undertaker and Embalmer.
S411 Farnam St. Harney S2.
DUFFY & JOHNSTON
UNDERTAKERS. 7'7 S. 16th. Tyler 1870.
FLORISTS.
LEE L. LARMON ..
1814 Douglas St. Douglae 8244.
L. Henderson, 1519 Farnam. Douglas 1248.
JTHNBATH. isthi and"Farna"m. D. $000.
MONUMENTS & CEMETERIES.
THE largest display of monuments In
the United States. FRANK SVOBODA,
1816 S. 13th Phone Douglas 1872-6216.
FRATERNAL ORDERS.
DRUID CAMP No. 24, W. O. VV, will give
a picnic at Fontenelle park Sunday
afternoon, August 10. Members and
' their families please take notice. Re
freshments will be served and there
will be games and prizes.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
The following licenses were Issued to
wed:
Name and Address. Age
William H. Bradford, Omaha 22
Charlotte W. Lavlrre. Omaha 22
Guy R. Corwln, Seaton. Ill 22
Verda O. Sherbondy, Omaha 19
Frank A. Whltton, Omaha 26
Louisa M. Gowens. Council Bluffs, la.. 19
Joe Welner, Omaha 24
Anna Eisman, Omaha 20
Edgar O. Nlsley, Lexington, Neb 3t
Goldls Greene, Omaha 25
Frank Shudek, Omaha 26
Josephine Clvik, Omaha 20
BIRTHS AND DEATHS
Births Michael and Betty Silverman,
1019 Willis avenue, girl; Homer and Helen
Illevlna, hospital, boy; John and Charlotte
Yergey, 4919 Davenport street, girl; Silas
and Blanche Lass, 2212 North Nineteenth
street, girl; Patrick and Vera Hanratvan,
3825 North Twenty-third street, boy;
George and Almina Lundberg, Fort Oma
ha, boy; Leon and Lena Miller, 3117 Bur
dette street, girl; Frank and Anna Holou
bek, 1631 Burdette street, boy; Elvln and
Emma Halsey, 2419 South Nineteenth
street, glri; Charles and Elizabeth Reed,
S114 Miami street, girl; John and Ida Gug
ler, 6344 Binney street, boy; John and
Emma Sigler, 4716 North Thirty-eighth
street, girl; Fred and Stella Delfs. 1326
South Twenty-eighth street, boy; John and
Elizabeth Kennedy, 6109 North Thirtieth
street, boy; Arthur and Madge Warren,
3706 North Twenty-fourth street, girl;
Oliver and Margaret Rosenberg, 3312
North Fortieth street, girl; Darwin and
Iva Campbell, 1017 Maple atreet, boy;
William and Blanche Zekas, 837 South
Twenty-fourth street, girl; John and Flor
tnce Pokorny, 4160 T street, girl; William
and Margaret Donnelly, 648 North Twenty
seventh street, boy: John C. and Ellen
Pease, 4362 Dodge atreet, boy; William and
Augusta Schleuter, 2301 South Nineteenth
street, boy; S. P. and Pauline Sullivan,
171 1 North Tw-enty-icond atreet, girl.
Deaths Cora E. Byres, 69, hospital;
Andrew J. Norgard. 6", 3719 Leavenworth
atreet; Peter Nelson, 82, 3011 Webater
street; Simon Pchimrh, 74, hospital; Peter
Nellsen, 64, hospital; Doran Johnson, 85,
hospital.
SEVENTY-FIVE pound siie Ice box,
also a kitchen cabinet; both are almost
new. 4901 Military Ave. Phone Walnut
1016.
ALL kinds of furniture, dressers, beds,
chairs, commodes, tables and gas plates
at private sale. All this week, South
Seventeenth.
WIS sell new and near-new furniture,
stores and rugs at lowest prices; cash'
or payments. Amor Film. Co.. 605 N. 16
FURNITURE! dishes, range, gas slove.
kitchen utensils. Mrs. Cavln, 150 Park
avenue, Council Bluffs.
FURNITURE of 3-room apartment, first
class condition. Apartment for rent at
once. Call Tyler 133!).
HIGH-GRADE Circassian walnut bedroom
set Must beoldSuniay Colfax 1628.
HCIUsEhOLD goTods for sale cheap. Must
sell at once. Call Monday. 613 S. 19th.
FOR SALE Electric washing machine,
with wringer, W-lserJI206.
Pianos and Musica instruments.
$Ti70' TAKES new $250.00 size phono
graph' and 202 records and needles.
Will ship on approval C. O. D. Will
send picture. Illinois Storage Co.. Wil
melte, ill.
GOLDEN OAK VICTROLA. S175 size;
brand new ; lot of latest records, dance
music and all selections. $110. Will
take liberty bonds. Webster 5202.
A. HOSPE CO art and music.
Pianos for rent. 34.00 per month.
SHtTLTZ piao for sale or trade; almost
new; cost 4S5 new. Call Mr. Johnson,
Douglas 24119.
Typewriters and Supplies
TYPEWRITERS ANu ADDING
MACHINES.
NEW AND REBUILT.
The moat complete line of Typewriters
and Adding Machines west of Chicago.
Can furnish any make at most any
price you desire to pay. We rent and
repair all makes and will buy or trade
for your old machine. Every machine
guaranteed. See us before you buy.
CENTRAL TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
(Established over 15 years.)
Douglas 4121. 1905 Farnam St.
REBUILT, sold, rented, repaired. Carbon
paper, rlbhons and supplies. Service
guaranteed. Try us. Phone Doug. 6031.
OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO.,
106 North 15th St.
TYPEWRITERS, all makes, sold, rented
and repaired.
THE W. N. LONG COMPANY.
205 S. 18th St. Tel. D. S969.
BIG reduction In slightly used and re
built typewriters. Write for list. Mid-
land Office Supply Co., 14114 Dodge.
RENT an Oliver Typewriter, three months
for $6.00. Oliver Agency. 1906 Farnam
St.. City.
SECONDHAND Comptometer, good con
dition. $50 00 for quick sale. Phone
Doug'as 4877.
FOR SALE Underwood typewriter.
Harney 7101.
Call
Sewing Machines.
SEWING MACHINES
We rent, repair, sell needles and parts.
MICKEL'S
NEBRASKA CYCLE CO.,
15th and Harney Sts. Doug. 1073.
Jewelry, Diamonds and Watches
PERFECT blue Jaeger diamond, weighs
1 i carats. $1.000. Harney 5490.
Machinery and Engines.
12-HORSEPOWEK gasoline engine and
corn grinder, practically new. Colfax
1688.
FORGE with power blower; also some
blacksmiths' tools. Douglas S15L
FOR SALE Motor boat; good running
order; reasonable price. Colfax 44.15.
Store and Office Fixtures.
FURNITURE FOR OFFICE OR HOME.
THE O. A. SKANS CO., 1903 FARNAM
ST DOUGLAS 7SHK
e-FOOt" show case. Douglas 6164, between
9 and 6.
Miscellaneous.
Brlctson Tire Stock
par value $1,000.
Preferred and Common
for sale at $1,035.
Address care of
M-18, Omaha Bee.
BUILDING PERMITS
A. P. Skow, 5513 Mayberry street;
frame dwelling, $2,000; Ralph K. Towl,
1424 Avenue N. frame dwelling, $4,000;
George H. Bateman, 4917 North Eight
eenth street, frame dwelling. $1,200.
ATTRACTIONS.
FORTIETH annual reunion of Veterans at
Sidney, la.. August 26 to 29 Inclusive
Sham battles, air fights; 4 big days of
amusements, bringing thousands of peo
ple. Clean concessions, get terms from
W. W. Altken, quartermaster.
FOR sale all kinds novelties, dolls, bull
dogs with diamond eyes. Give away
Slum Hash goods, etc.
VIVVICK'S NOVELTY HOUSE.
120 No. 15th St. Douglas 757$
WANTED Shows, merry-go-round, con
cessions of all kinds and free attrac
tions for Aug. 20. 21, 22, 1919. Address
K. J. Stelner. Dodge,Neb. ,
LOSTFOUND REWARDS.
LOST On Denver Union Pacific Pullman
train Friday morning or In Union De
pot jewel bag containing diamond
rings and lavaliere; liberal reward for
return. Call Mr. Palmer. Douglas 380,
tot W. O. w. rsidg.
FOR ARTICLES LOST on street cars tele
phone Tyler n0. We re anxious to re
' store lost articles to rightful owners.
OMAHA & COUNCIL BLUFFS ST. RY
CO.
LOST Tan leather satchel from auto on
30th and Q. So. Omaha. Tuesday night.
Name Inside. $5 reward. Louis Albert.
South 27J6
LOST Brown seal bag. week ago Monday,
containing letter addressed Mrs. Jensen.
Shirlev Hotel, Denver. Walnut 256.
Reward.
LOST Saturday evening In vicinity Fon
tenelle hotel, dinner ring, green and gold
with settings. Leave at Fontenelle
hotel. Reward.
STRAYED Big iron gray mare with
halter and chain. Phone Colfax 283 for
reward.
J.nST Lady's ) arl ring. 1 r. ward. Call
" R'lth 'lar';. Douglas ji't". .
'. yoTfKl A red cslf about on year uld.
14 South. Twnty-nintb
MALT SYRUP.
I HAVE 22,000 GALLONS OF PURE
MALT SYRUP. WILL SELL IN QUART.
GALLON, 6-GALLON AND LARGER
CONTAINERS IF DESIRED.
M. P. M'KINNEY,
1210 S. 16TH ST.
CALL DOUGLAS 4S04:
OUTFIT for making six gallons of de
lightful malt and hops home beverage.
Including malt extract, hops, bottle cap
per, caps and syphon. Send P. O. money
order for $3.15. Dept. B. M. & 11. Co..
Cedar Rapids, la
COLLIER Iron frame mangle, 22-inch
wooden rollers; fine condition; suitable
for laundry, hotel or family; will sell
cheap. 1254 South Seventh street,
Telephone Douglas 6119.
m'maTia-PILLOW COr Mattresses made
over In new ticking at half the price of
new ones. 1907 Cuming. Douglas 2467.
WE buy. sell and make desks, safes, show
esses, shelving, etc. Omaha Fixture
Supply Co.. 11th and Douglas D 2724.
NINE reels-film and Edison machine, $90.
Geo. Yager, 640 So. 16th
KINDMNO deliverev. $3.50 load, Wb. 459
AUCTION SALES.
LET US sell your household goods or fur
niture. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Owens Brokerage Co.,
Auctioneer and Sales Experts.
207 Kecline Bids Phone Red 6994.
FOUR sample trunks. 209 South 12th St.
WANTED TO BUY.
LIBERTY BONDS
Including partial payment receipts,
bought for cash; Immediate remittance
made for bonds sent by mail.
LEWIS & CO.. BROKERS,
411 M'CAGUE BLDG.
LIBERTY BONDS
If you have a Liberty bond to sell,
see us. We pay Bpot cash for all issues
Also buv partial payment receipts.
300 M'CAGUE BLDG.
N W Cor. 15th and Dodge Sts.
Highest Cash Prices
Paid for
LIBERTY BONDS
and Partial Payment Receipts.
NATIONAL BOND CO.,
610 World-Herald Bldg. Douglas 8013.
LIBERTY BONDS
Bought at full New York market, plus
accrued Interest to date.
Money loaned on bonds at t per cent.
No commission charged.
STATE SAVINGS LOAN "ASS' N.
315 South 17th Street.
VICTORY AND LIBERTY BONDS.
All issues bought. Special prices thla
week on Id. 4th and 6th Issues. Get
them before selling or you will lose
money. We must have bonds of these
Issues regardless of N. Y. market quota
tions. SECURITY INVESTMENT CO.
Tyler 2736. 6"9 Secur:ties (R.'-l Bldg
1 Keiaer buys and sella furniture, Ty. 43H-W
WANTED TO BUY.
H. DCLGOFF, Furniture and Hardware.
Furniture, rugs, linoleum, Ic boxes, (as
atoves, office furniture, show cases,
trunks, suit cases, bedding, linen, poul
try netting and garden tools Better
goods for less money. Credit If yon
wlsn. 1839-47 North 24th. Web. 1607.
VICTORY AND LIBERTY BONDS.
ALSO PARTLY PAID RECEIPTS.
Need Bonds this week
badly to meet our demand.
TOP NOTCH PRICES.
642 Securities Bldg.
DESKS DESKS DESKS
New desks; used desks bought sold and
traded. J. C. Reed. 1201 Farnam. D. 6146
DIVIDENDS
Turn your diamonds Into cash. Highest
prices paid. W. C. Ktatau, Jeweler. Es
tablished I 9 2 : 6th floor Securities bldg.
KING DoL'O. 3369 IF YOU HAVE FUR
NITURE. RUGS, OR OFFICE EQUIP
MENT FOR SALE. WE PAY MORE.
WILL buy second-hand clothing, shoes
and furniture. Tyler 2598. A Zavett.
705 North 16th St.
WANT to buy your run down property.
Give full description and price wanted.
Cash proposition. Box H46. Omaha Bee.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Accordeon Pleating.
ACCORDEON, side, knife, aunburat, box
pleating, covered buttons, all atzea and
styles; h-mstltchlng. plcot edging, eye
let cut work, button holes, pennants
IDEAL BUTTON AND PLEATING CO..
300-3HS Brown Bldg Phone D. 1936.
HEMSTITCHING, PLEATING. BUTTONS
G. U. VanArnam Pleating Co..
412-17 Paxton Block. Phone Doug. Slot
Baggage and Express.
The Only Way" gfflcR.
Omaha Transfer Co.
Fisher Transfer Co.,
417 So. 14th St. Tyler 4233.
Dentists
Dr. Bradbury. No pain. 921 W. O. W. Bldg.
Jewelry.
A-'i.li.lvyi .LO with privilege to buy
back at small profit. GROSS JEWELRY
CO.. 402 N. ICth St. Red 6081.
Chiropractors.
EGielMaltby, 1. C.312 Bee Bldg. DJL3072.
IT. J. c," Lawrence, Hajrd Bldg. D. 8461,
Dancing Academies.
KEL-PINE fh0"-
Summer classes, fancy, stnge and social.
PFM'TD AT SCHOOL FOR DANC
OXjiN 1 IXlXLl iNu. iiii.ig-n Chicago.
Phone Douijlns IS 57. Harney 2579.
KEEPS',' Hotel Koine, ilos' d for summer.
Will reopen In eptemner.
Brass and Iron Foundries.
PAXTON-MITCHELL CO..
27th and Martha Sta., omaha, Neb.
Brass, bronze, aluminum and machine
gray iron casting.
312
Neville
Detectives.
JAM ESA L L A N
dtnee secured Jn all cnses. TylellSi
IA.VlYMTJiriL S. revtmi" officer. Legal ad
vlnp free. Tvlfr 27:'!.
Film Developing.
FILMS developed free. .Mail orders so
llciled THE ENSIGN CO.. 1607 Howard.
Electrical Utilities.
T T T "O 77" T "NT Ele trie washing machines.
L U XvlVIlN ol'-ftrio Irons and reading
lamps. 2223 Cuming St , Douglas 251.
ELECTRIC fans, $s.50 up; washing ma
chines. $59.50; varuum cleaners. $37.50.
Lallev-Wllson Electric Co.. 1 3 '17 Farnam.
Lawyers.
T. J. M'GUIRE. Lawyer,
508 Om. Nat. Office, Tyler 759. Res., 3218.
Glaziers
GLAZING, old window screens rewired.
Colfax 2701.
Patents.
PATENTS
Our practice has extended over a pe
riod of 74 years. All communications
strictly confidential. Prompt, efficient,
conscientious service. Handbook free on
request.
MUNN & CO., PATENT ATTORNEYS.
Room 807, Tower Bldg., Chicago.
Washington Office: 625 F Street.
New York Office: Woolwnrth Bldg.
PATENTS procured, bousht and sold. In
ternational Patent Co., 632 Brandeia.
D. 6S91.
Lawn Mowers
LA1VN.MOWF.lt3
South 1314.
sharpened.
Delivery.
Insurance.
INSURES AGAINST
TORNADOES
Accident and Sickness
LAWRENSON, r IT
Osteopaths.
DR. MABEL WESSON.
320 Neville Bldg.
T. 29f.0. H. 4741.
GLASSES
SEE CItONTs.
THAT FIT
ACCURATELY.
201 SECURITIES BLDG.
Safes.
C! A PTTQ BARGAINS 1212 Farnam.
IjAr LjJ j. j. Deright Safe Co.
Plating.
EAGLE ELECTRO PLATING WORKS.
We have lost opened it new plating
riant in Omaha and ready for business.
We plate and replate all finishes of the
art known to the metal trade. We are
doing business at 811 South Sixteenth
St. Phone Douglas mil
Towel Supplies.
Frontier Towel S2tiS.nh.DL
6291.
Omaha Towel Supply, 207 8. 11th. D. 628.
Tailors.
Dledrli-k. P. L.. 216 S. 20th. Tailor. D. 2432
Printing.
Wedding Stationery
U. 8. Printing Co.. Bee Bldg. Phone D. 1178
Tolliver Printng Co. Dg. 2831.
Commercial Printers. 1816 St. Mary's Ave.
Remodeling Contractors.
LESSARD .v SON, 21121 Cuming. Ty. 1632.
Stationery.
OMAHA Stationery Co.. 307-9 South 17th.
Wedding Stationery.
WEDDNIG announcement and printing.
uou g i asrrin t mg o. ici. i'ouB'"a
"BUSINESS "cllANCES.
MR. BUSINESS MAN
Are you able to judge an extra good
proposition when you see It 7 If you
are and have $10,000 or over, a well
established manufacturing company
can show vou where Its "trade mark"
alone will be worth $1,000,000 with
three years of hustle and push besides
the annual Income. The high cost of
living has created a demand for our
goods. Every man, woman, child and
baby Is a user. The human race Is
the only limit to the field to be worked.
We have the manufacturing facilities
and material on hand for $400,000 re
tail business. This proposition will
stand the most rigid Investigation. Can
be handled by a silent or active part
ner. This Is our harvest time and re
quires action, so do not answer this
unless you have the money and mean
business. Address box M-99. Bee.
SALESMANAGER
$400 TO $!,:,0n MONTHLY
ORGANIZING STATE OR COUNTIES
Wanted, a man of ability ond good
standing to act as distributor for a new
automobile accessory, which sells to
every car owner who has ever changed
a tire; to appoint and train sub agents
and take orders; exclusive rights given;
selling plan perfected; business would
require state manager to make tem
porary investment of $1,100 to $3,000,
depending on territory; should net live
manager $10,000 to $15,00 yearly; If
you can qualify and mean business,
write at once: our first letter explains
f'llly; we will also send factory rep
resentative to tell you how. The Hugro
Manufacturing Company, Auto Dept.,
Warsaw. Tnd
A BUSINESS PROPOSITION
FOR A BUSINESS GETTER
The Adapto-Tractor Is a necessary
farm Implement; when attached to Ford
automobile is guaranteed to develop
900 pounds: draw bar pull: cooling at
tachment guarantees water from boil
ing; our gas generator decreases cost
of operation 2n to 60 per cent; write
for circular. "Farm With Your Ford,"
and get dealers' terms; a real money
maker for live agents. Geneva Trac
tor Co., Dept A, Geneva. O.
BRANCH office Is offered reliable man
bv old established manufacturer; earn
ings unlimited: $10,000 yearly conserva
tive: within reach of ordinary, big
enough for big man; product in great
demand: requires Investment of $2.00o
to $-'.oon. Scherer. 1014 City Hall
Soua-e Tildg.. Chlcneo.
tl'. - '- iviiioirte grocery store fix
tures. Tyler 25tiO-W
BUSINESS CHANCES.
TRUSTEE'S SALE $12,000 to $16,000
Stock of Dry Goods, Notions. Ready-to-Wear,
Shoes, Clothing, Furnishings and
Fixtures will be sold to ths highest bid
der for cash at 1 p. m., Monday, August
18, at The Model Dry Goods Co.'s store,
Hamburg, Iowa. Invoice and merchan
dise ready Friday, August 16. GEO. E.
HARRIS Trustee.
REAL businessman can buy half Interest
in up-to-date manufacturing business
for $3.500 ; if have money ready, close
If satisfied; draw $200 month and big
per cent on Investment. Will stand
thorough Investigation. Unless capable
and willing to enter different business,
but easily learned, don't answer. Box
0-4, Omaha Bee.
MR. BARBER here Is your chance with
cheap rent; three-chair white shop with
a dandy trade; prices are 25c and 60c;
four electric machines priced at Invoice
for quick sale; sm shipping west in
few days; shop will stand Investigation.
Lee Edwards, 406 Reed street, Red
Oak, la. i.
SUBSTANTIAL manufacturing corpora
tion wants capable men to establish
branch and manago salesmen; $300 to
$1,500 necessary; you handle own
money; will allow expenses to Balti
more if you will qualify. For particu
lars, address SECRETARY. 416 N.
HOWARD ST., BALTIMORE, MD.
JOIN successful oil producer who re
turned Investors $1,546,400 profits. In
developing his Ranger and Burk-Bur-nett
holding where 97 per cent wells
drilled are producers. Huge profits on
small Investments momentarily ex
pected. Act quick. Ranger Comanche
Oil Co., Hoffman Bldg.. Houston, Texas.
CAPITAL furnished; organize and finance
industrial, oil mining and patented en
terprises; handle stock Issues commis
sion basis; selling facilities; established
clientele; references exchanged. Thomp
son. Martin Co., 1211 Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
THE thing In greatest demand Is easiest
to sell; why not get into this business
now? If you have aa little as $50 and
up to $5,000 or more, this business will
appeal to you. Fred W. Wolf, 327 North
Wells atreet, Chicago, 111.
FOR SALE A good Nebraska weekly
newspaper and job office doing good
business in a fast growing town with
good field for business. Will sell for
cash or will take real estate. Address
Y-628, Omaha Bee,
LIK manager, open branch factory salea
agency for large tire manufacturer; your
territory; profit sharing basis. State
ability; security you can furnish. Ad
vance Rubber Co., 960 Eighth avenue,
New York.
FOR SALE.
Blacksmith shop, tools, fixtures, atock
and residence of th v,.th.,r. u
Lewis, deceased, at public auction on
"""' jo. ii, in Harvard, Neb. O. J.
Thomas, Executor.
FOR SALE Restaurant, only eating place
In town of 800; clean and good busi
ness established; choice location and
new hulldlnir. Address J. J. Carey,
Petersburg, Neb.
FOR SALE A-l general merchandise bus
iness In live country town, staple and
clean: southeastern Nebraska; Bohemian
community: reason for selling. Address
Y-oii, Omaha Bee
I'Oit SALE Doctor's practice, village of
400, easiern Nebraska; terms If taken
before September 1 Address, Y-531,
OmahaBee.
WANT ED Partner In theatrical enter
prise; unusual opportunity; quirk re
turns: small Investment. Address O-l,
Omaha Bee.
SENT FREE, prepaid, on request, booklet
on the Great North Central Texas Oil
fields, where big riches are accumu
lated. Box 61, Clebourne, Tex.
FOR SALE Fully equipped restaurant,
doing good business In South Norfolk
A good railroad center. Poor health,
reason for selling. Address Y605. Omaha
Bee,
FOR SALE or rent, meat market and Ice
house; busy town. Cambridge. Neb.;
first-class opening for party knowing
the business. T. M. Rankin.
CAPITAL PROCURED
For new or going enterprises; stock
Issues sold on commission. Securities
Sa I es Co., Nat I ona 1L I fe Bl d g. , Chicago.
WANTED To rent furnishedhote7dolng
a good business in good country town,
by experienced hotel people. Box M-31,
Omaha Bee.
I) ENTAL OFFICE FOR SALE In Pleasan
ton, Neb. Price reasonable. For infor
matlon write Pleasanton State Bank.
MODERN dairy; all new machinery; In
good condition; good business. H. E.
Maxwell, Clarinda, Ia.
WILL furnish room and light free to re
sponsible, cafe people. Answer quick.
Hotel Hampton, Holdrege, Neb.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE 20 per cent
dividend bearing oil royalty stock. Ford
car preferred. Box "L-." Hooper, Neb.
$500.00 half interest nice paying business;
money secured, to take charge; sickness.
Buk, Paxton hotel.
FOR SALE 12-room apartment. 712 N.
loth St., 3d floor. Tyler 1269.
OFFICE business.
Tyler 4037.
For particulars call
SITUATIONS WANTED
Male
THE 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.
Seventeenth and Farnam.
H-I want work; I am willing to do odd
jobs between 6 p. m. and 11 p. m. Box
0-21. Bee.
FARMERS, we can furnish you harvest
hands. Wire, write or phone. Savage's
Labor Agency, lo S 12th h! .) 7879
EXPERIENCED registered pharmacist
desires position; state salary. Address
Y-619, Omaha Bee.
YOUNG HOY WANTS work after 6 p. m.
Box Q-5, Omaha Bee.
Female
YOUNG girl, 17 years old, wants place
where she can help with housekeeping
and go to school. Call Douglas 6079
after 6 p. m.
SITUATION WANTED Young widow
with child of 4 years, as housekeeper.
References exchanged. Box 9, Bee.
WIDOW with two children wishes position
as housekeeper in respectable home;
country preferred. Phone Doug. 9000.
WANTED Housekeeping by lady with 4-year-old
daughter; city preferred. Call
Colfax 4658.
WANTED Plain sewing to do. Call
Douglas 5798. Ask for Mrs. Lessentlne.
Laundry and Day Work.
COLORED woman wants work by the
day. Tyler 3399-vv.
EXPERIENCED lady wants day work.
Harney 6108.
BUNDLE washing, lace curtains. Webster
1727.
BUNDLES, curtains, blankets laundred
Webster 4283.
CURTAINS laundered, specialty. Harney
1130.
EXPERIENCED laundress wants work by
the day. Call Webster 3047.
LAUNDRY work by the hour. Call
Webater 3017.
BUNDLE washing wanted. Webster 1196
SWEEPING and cleaning. Webster 4816
CLEANING and Ironing. Webster 4766.
HELP WANTED MALE
Stores and Offices.
TIRE salesman, experienced, $150-$176
and exp. ; salesman, specialty to farm
ers, commission: salesman, calculating
machines, commission; floor salesman,
dry goods, wholesale, $100; salesmen,
specialty to consumer, commission; auto
accessory salesman, $126 and expenses;
crockery packers, experienced, $20 per
week; young married man, auditor,
bkpr., $20 week; stenographer, private
secretary, $125-$!15; bookkeeper, whole
sale supplies. $115 mo.; office boy,
downtown office. $60 to start; office
boy. downtown office. $55 to start; three
office boys, downtown office. $40-4'.;
office boy, wholesale district, $55 to
start; office clerk, man about 40, $le0
per month; file clerk, young man 19-25,
salary open; four office clerks, salaries
from $N5-$100; correspondent, experi
enced. $125 per month; assistant book
keper. downtown. $100-$125.
EMPLOYER'S REFERENCE COMPANY.
"No Charge Till Placed."
224 Bee Bldg.
HELP WANTED-MALE.
Stores and Offices
Bookkeeper, must be able to take com
plete charge. $125-$160.
Bookkeeper, temp., $125.
Extension Clerk. $100.
Bank Bookkeeper, Wyo., $125.
Burroughs Posting Machine Orr, $90.
Stenographer, $76-$100.
Billing Clerk. $80.
Office Boys, $40-$50-$.'5.
THE MARTI COMPANY.
Employment Specialists.
1126 w. o. w mag
WANTED A man familiar with cost sys
tems, purchasing, stock chasing, ex
pediting and employment of all classes
of labor on building operations, one who
has versonally done or had direct charge
of the above operations on buildings.
A aplendld opportunity for the right
man. Write, giving age, training, refer
ences and actual salary expected date
services would be available. Reply
Omaha Bee. Box Y-t2i
OFFICE manager for branch office of
large national organization, Sioux City
branch: prefer young, experienced col
lege man about 25 years old; sales ex
perience an lnvnluable asset; $1,800 to
start. A splendid opportunity for a
live-wire man.
EMPI.OYKR'S REFERENCE COMPANY.
"No Charge Till Placed."
224 Bee Bldg.
WANTED A building superintendent who
has had considerable experience In the
building line to act as resident engineer
on a large building; must know the
game thoroughly a good opening for
the right man write giving age. train
ing, all references and actual aalary ex
pected and earliest date services would
be available. Reply Omaha Bee, Box
Y-623. .
BOOKKEEPER, $125.
Burrough's posting machine opr.,
THE MARTI COMPANY
1126 W. O. W. Bldg.
$90.
STENOGRAPHER. $100; stenographer,
$90-fl00; bookkeeper, bank expe., $90.
WATTS REF. CO.. 1138 1st Nat Bk.Bdg.
Professions and Trades.
WANT
WAREHOUSEMEN AND TRUCKERS
47 V, CENTS PER HOUR
S-HOUR DAY.
Steady work year round. Apply John
Stevens, loading foreman, Omaha Flour
Mills Co.. 29th and C Sts., South Side.
Manager, branch kouse. Implement firm,
must have wholesale experience, will not
consider retail Implement man, '$400;
office manager, must be accountant,
$200; credit manager, wholesale, $150
$175; traveling salesman, Nebraska ter
ritory, $150 and expenses; general office
assistant, young man, engineering firm,
$95; assistant sales manager, $175-$00;
claim correspondent, whelesale house,
$125; young man as general assistant
with automobile tire firm, one desirous
of developing Into sales work, $70; sten
ographer and clerk. $125.
WESTERN REFERENCE & BOND ASS N.
originators of the Reference Business.
736 First National Bank Building.
Office mgr. credit experience, $17f-$200.
Stenographer, $100; Stenographer, $90
$lo. Bookkeeper, bank experience, $00.
Office clerk, extension work, $100.
Office man to handle correspondence,
$100. $125.
WATTS REFERENCE COMPANY,
1138 First National Bank Bldg.
WANTED Bookkeeper who has had ex
perience, must be accurate and able to
opera'e typewriter.
I'r en row r A L'ght C, mpany,
42$ First National Bank Bdg.
W A NTED A man who has had experience
m large building operations; one who
can take a building operation, create his
own organization, buy his equipment,
make his own bill of material, order the
s:ime, organize expediters for following
:he same front the various sources to
'he liuildin, lot sub-contracts on all
trades, scheduling all operations so that
a complete building is erected In the
minimum time and at a minimum cost.
The operations are large and will cover
a long period of time; none but first
elass building engineers will be consid
ered. Write, giving age, training, all
references and actual salary expected
and earliest date services would be avail
able a splendid opening for the right
man. Reply Omaha Bee. Box Y-624.
WANTED Woodworkers and helpers to
build automobile truck bodies.
ANDREW MURPHY & SON,
Omaha. Neb.
MEN with red blood hustling ability to
handle greatest auto accessory Invention
of all times; absolutely new, practical;
every car owner a 100 per cent pros
pect: small capital required; make $200
to $300 weekly; act quick, be first in
field and reap the harvest of dollars;
hurry; don't miss this. Write today for
complete information and special offer.
Eagle Mfir, Co.. 311. Cincinnati. Ohio.
SEVERAL architectural draftsmen, good
tracers and letterers; permanent posi
tions to men who make good; send
sample; state age and salary required
in first letter. Address Mr. Ross, Gor-don-V.in
Tine Company, Davenport, Ia.
WANTED Designing engineern for con
crete mill buildings; also draftsmen, de
tallers. checkers and tracers; a large
job and a long period of time; those who
make good will have permanent employ
ment. First-class men only are wanted.
Write, giving age. training, references
and actual salary expected, date services
would be available. Reply Omaha Bee,
Box Y-622.
MEN WANTED Experience not necessary;
good wages and steady work; oppor
tunity to learn a trade. Write, giving
age and references.
HART-PARR COMPANY,
Founders of the Tractor Industry.
Charles City. Iowa.
RAILROAD traffic Inspectors wanted;
$110 a month and expenses to start;
short hours, travel; three months home
study under guarantee. We get you po
sition. No rga limit. Ask for booklet
N 142. Standard Business Training
Inst.. Buffalo, N. Y.
MAKE $10 daily cleaning wallpaper,
something new; learn in 20 minutes
with my Instructions; $5 starts you,
guaranteed. W. K. Johnsone, 206 N.
Washington, Wichita KatL
WANTED First class car repairers and
rough carpenters with tools to work on
freight car body work, 68c per hour.
Apply at Cass Street Gate. U. P. Shops.
7 a. m.
THERE is a good opening for a country
carpenter and contractor at Woodruff,
Kan., near the Republican Valley. For
full particulars write to George W
Moore, Woodruff, Kan.
WANTED A real truck salesman to sell
to dealers direct from factory; Nebras
ka territory. Hawkeye Truck Company,
Sioux City, Ia,
FIREMEN, Brakemen, Baggagemen, $140
$200. Colored porters, by railroads
everywhere. Experience unnecessary.
18 Ry Bureau, East Bt. louis, in.
WANTED An engineer who has had some
experience on building work to asstst the
owner on a building operation a splen
did opportunity for the right man write
giving age, training, references and
actual salary expected, earliest date serv
ices would be available. Reply Omaha
Bee, Box Y-625.
WANTED Names ambitious men, 18-35,
wishing railway mail clerk positions.
Beginner's salary. $1,100 year. Answer
Immediately, Y-620. Omaha Bee.
WANTED Printer; $26 for 60-hour week;
must come at once; a good swift man
wanted for first-class shop. The Thos.
D. Murphv Co.. Red Oak, Ia.
WANTED Experienced automobile me
chanic, electrical equipment and tire
repair man. Military Garage, Phone
Walnut 4309.
$100 MONTH Railway Mall Clerks; hun
dreds wanted; list positions free. Frank
lin Institute, Dept 231 S. Rochester,
N. Y.
WANTED Shoemaker, A No. 1, best
wages; steady Job; modern shop. Wire
or write Beatrice Quick Shoe Repair,
Beatrice, Neb.
WANTED Expert "automobile mechanics.
Must he good; best of wages paid for
experts. E. A Brandos. Grand Island,
Noli
WANTED Several good all-around Tin
ners; steady work; 75c per hour. Forest
City Metal Heating Co. , Roel(ford;IK
WANTED An experienced manager for a
cafeteria in a city of 35,000 in western
Iowa. ,
WA NT ED Experienced stationary fire
man for steady out of town job. Inquire
42 4 First N a tl ia n k B 1 d g Doug. 37 2JX
TWO soda dispensers. Sherman & lie
Connell Drug Co.. 16th and Harney,
downstairs.
WANTED Carpenters, woodworking ma
chliiemen, henchmen and laborers; big
pay; steady jyork, A p pj y 2 4 16 G ratitS t .
FIREMEN, brakemen. $150-$200 monthly!
experience unneces.wy. Write, Railway
Association. Care V-5V!, Omaha Bee,
Ba"rbEb7 wanted;-steady Job; good pay.
F. A. Tracy. Portsmouth. Ia.
DRUG CLERK, r'-glstered. first-class man.
H. O. Patterson. l"'h and Uleuory.
Salesmen and Solicitors.
SALESMAN to sell high-grade business
servlee to banks, professional men and
larger rommei-rial houses. We want
man accustomed to make from $2,500
up. who can devote full time to develop
ing our business. Clean-cut personality,
selling experience and an unquestioned
business record necessary. Exclusive
territory arrangement. Compensation on
commission basis. Selling aids, leads
and renewal list furnished to competent
man. Give full Information in first
letter. Address Y-630, Omaha Bee.
MEN who can show goods ran make a
harvest handling Liberty Gum Vending
Machines and Liberty Ball Gum. Big
profits for either full time or as side
line. Best outfit ever manufactured.
Every store wants one. Generous com
missions. Write C. D. Parnham for ter
ritory. 1111 East 20th St.. Kansas City,
Mo.
' WANTED Experienced saleslady for ex-
elusive ladies' shop: call fir Mr. Hop
i lor. Conant hotel, Monday 12 to 1 and
6 to 8,
HELP WANTED MALE
Salesmen and Solicitors
WANTED SALESMEN.
To represent a large firm
that will bear the very closest
Investigation; western Iowa
territory, dealing direct with
ths farmer with a staple ar
ticle of absolute necessity;
must have car, be a willing
worker and If you can qualify
we have a Job worth $100 rer
week and up. We teach you
how. No money to advance
by you.
Address M-12, Omaha Bee.
STOCK SALESMEN
You are losing money! Texas oil
stocks are selling fast but facts show
that the greatest money has been made
by the small Investor through the pur
chase of well located leases and sell
ing at a profit when development
reaches them; right now is the time
to get Into this branch of the busi
ness; no Investment required. Write
or wire
STATELAND LEASE ASSOCIATION OF
TEXAS, 307 Beatty Bldg.
Houston, Texas.
STOCK SALESMEN
WANTED
We have Just closed a contract on
the best Investment proposition In Ne
braska; a $2,000,000 company organ
ized by bankers, and offering 8 per cent
participating preferred stock at par,
fully secured by real estate; leads fur
nished from bankers and capitalists and
special co-operation granted. An un
usual opportunity for high-class men.
T. T. WARREN. Fiscal Agents.
Room 3 Wead Bldg.
Salesmen
In Nebraska and Iowa ran make Mg
money selling our Health and Arrtdrnt
Policies. New company in territory.
Can offer liberal agency contracts. All
or part time. City or country. Exper
ience not necessary. Call or write
Merchants Life and
Casualty Co.,
422 BEE BLDG.. OMAHA.
STOCK SALESMAN
WANTED.
For those who can qualify full co
operation will be given If Instructions
are followed. Splendid leads furnished.
You can go to the banker and the think
ing stock man with' this proposition, if
Interested In your own welfare call 710
World-Herald Bldg.
SALESMAN WANTED In each county In
Nebraska with horse or auto to sell
farmers and h'orse-o'.vners the WOPLD'S
BEST HARNESS. Will outlast three
ordinary harness but costs less. If
you are a hustler and can furnish se
curity bond you can easily clear $500
and more per month. State your quali
fications and choice of county. Box
O-ll. care Omaha Bee.
DISTRICTMA N AG EUS
ALSO salesmen to work with our dis
tributors in different trade centers, sell
ing Matthews Full Automatic Farm
Light and Power Plants to dealers;
salary and bonus; earnings unlimited:
state age and experience. Consolidated
Utilities Corporation, 730 South Michi
gan avenue. Chicago, 111.
TWO STOCK SALESMEN.
GOING CHAIN DEPARTMENT STORE
CORPORATION.
SELLING WHERE WE ARB LO
CATING NEW STORES.
MOST APPEALING PROPOSITION IN
EACH LOCALITY.
RYAN COMPANY, 1102 HARNEY ST
OMA H A.
STOCK SALESMAN
Good leads: stork paying IS per rent
on present sale price; ISO stockholders
In Omaha drawing monthly dividends.
Call at once.
1007 W. O. W. Bldpr.
SALESMEN
Sell our accident and sickness policies
In your spare time. Pays $5,000 death,
$25 weekly benefit. Premium, $10
yearly. Steady Income from renewals.
Address. Underwriters, Dept. 617, New-
ark N.J. . .
SALESMANAGER; $2.50 pocket check pro
tector, perforates and Inks equal to high
price machine; we want a few live wires
to act as state, district and county
managers; small working capital suf
ficient. Cockrell Co., 35 South Dear
born street, Chicago, 111
IF YOU can sell insurance and can come
clean you can obtain a liberal contract
In good territory with an established
company offering a full line of standard
policies. No stock-selling or organiza
tion proposition. Address Lock Box 822
umana. : e d
OPENING for three willing workers on
high-grade monthly payment magazine
proposition; new clubs, quick sellers;
pays $1.00 per order; will guarantee
salary to reliable men. P. N. Blake,
Balrd Bldg.
WANTED Five salesm n with Fords to
sell auto tires. Salary and commission.
2 IN 1 VULC. CO.,
Douglas 1241
SALESMEN wanted; experienced direct-to-wearer
salesmen, for best tailored-to-measure
men's clothes made; com
missions run big because price makes
everybody buy. Style Center, Cincin
nati. .
SALESMEN
can make big money selling oil leases
In new oil field. Write for Information
Western Lease Co., P. O. Box 7, Station
A, El Paso Tejas.
SALESMEN Sell Auto Road Maps for
Advertising purposes; also to merchants
for resale. A money-making proposi
tion to live wire salesmen. Address
Standard Map Co., 125 W. Ohio St., Chi
cago SIDE line salesmen; we have an attrac
tive line of premium assortments for
live salesmen; commission from $5 to
$20 per order; If you want an up-to-date
line, write today. Canfield Mfg.
Co.. 4003 Broadway Btreet, Chicago III.
SALESMEN New strong proposition, with
unusual selling features. Staple line to
general retail trade in Nebraska; $35 00
weekly advance for expenses. The Con
tinental Jewelry Co., 10032 Continental
Bldg., Cleveland, O.
WANTED Salesman, side" or main line
to sell low priced guaranteed tire;
good money making proposition for live
wire. Write Consolidated Auto Tire
Outlet Co., 616 South Michigan avenue.
Chicago. 111.
DISTRIBUTER wanted In every town for
Speedollne; quart equals 53 gallons
gasoline; make $300 to $500 per month.
Write for particulars. SPEEDOLINE
CO , Dallas. Texas.
TIRE SALESMEN FOR CITY AND
COUNTRY. $50.00 TO $100.00 WEEK
FOR HUSTLERS. FARNAM TIRE &
RUBBER COMPANY. H. 6758. 2914
FARNAM STREET.
WANTED Live salesman to represent us.
Big opportunity for right partks. No
experience necessarv. Altenburg Tire
& Rubber Co., 1223 E. River St., Daven
port, la.
WANTED Ex per ien ce "d shoe salesman;
give full details and salary wanted In
first letter. Kllllan Brothers Co.. Wa-
hoo. Neb.
SALESMEN Best opportunity for live
wire, dealing direct to farmer. If ou
are the man. we have the positi"ii for
you to earn $100 per week and better.
Address Box O-10, Omaha H.
SALESMEN" I n e x perlenocd 7i r e x p e r i .-need
City or traveling. Write for list or
opening! and full particulars. Address
National Salesmen's Tr. Assn., Dept. 4,,.'.
Chirago, in.
ADVERTISING salwriati T our electric
and motor road signs sell f:tst; exciu
eive territory and big profit; write
quick. Metal Sign Hoard Co., Kala
mazoo, Mich.
SALESMAN wanted; Memorial S"-rl"
Tablet; sells quickly to f,imii;-s "f ""1
dlers and sailors; $10 dally ecslly imole;
big inducements. Write Kinoietoatie
21 4 Hartford Bldg.. Chicago
$100 to $500 paid live" salesm-n wekly
who ran sell P.urk-Burnett nil Sr." Ks.
Liberal commission. Sal"S ki i:, f olia
tion free. Write now. Mammoth ln
yestmnt Co., Fort Worth. T-x.
LAND salesman for a proposition tli.it has
very superior merit, with nxwt liberal
pay and a help that's so uni roce.l. nVd
that a big stake may h mad- G. aea
son. Sea J H. Carse, 410 H'-e Ulct.
WANTED Salesmen-In 'every' stion to
sell our hops and malt to gro. ery and
dnie trurle TTiav I.e. ii.ii'ilil a '''''
line.
Hom-Bru Extract
West Grand River. Detroit. M.ch
SALESMEN to sell high grade puckaf
and ball gum: also vending nm-'h'v".
Splendid proposition. American '
- Corporation, Memphis. Tinn.
HELP WANTED MALE
Agents and Canvassers.
BK1GKST money maker in America; I
want 100 men and women quick to take
orders for raincoats, ralncapea and
waterproof aprons; thousands of orders
waiting for vou; $3 an hour for sparo
time; Muher made $597.50 In June, Nls
sen $19 In three hours; Purvtanre $.'07
In seven days; $2,500 s year profit for
four average orders a day; no delivering
or collecting; beautiful coat free; no
experience or capital required: write
quirk for Information. Comer Mfg. Co.,
Dept. (1-147, Dayton, O. ;
AGENTS milking $200 weekly! everyone
wants It. Formulas for 200 beverages to
he made at home. Book form, compiled
by master brewer. Send "5c for copy
and territory proposition. Act quickly
Buyers' Export Agency, li Broadway,
New York
ft STRAIT men; fortunes are being
made on our flag portraits; 24-hour
service on prints and finished work;
credit given reliable men; crews
financed. Write for catalog. E. H.
Roberts Portrait Company, Kansas City.
Mo.
AGENTS WANTED Secure the exclusive
agency for Nebraska, quick. Will bo
given best man by September 1. No
lash bonus required. Quick selling war
novelty. Good hustlers make big
money. Peerless Art Co., 322-324 Hen
nepin Ave., Minneapolis. Minn.
$500 T'FeR-MONTH" selling a new ratenTed
Fuel Vaporizer, guaranteed to save up
to 60 per cent in gasoline; 40 miles per
gallon mado with Ford car. Sold on
money-back guarantee. One sample
free. STRANSKY VAPORIZER CO..
l'ukwana, S.D.
WORTH $100. retails $7.50, costs" $3.75
cuts telephone bills one-half; both
hands free when telephoning: every
telephone user wants It; demonstration
creates sensation. Phoneaid Co., 262
Canal street, New York.
AGENTS 200 per cent profit. Wonder
ful summer sellers; something new; sells
like wildfire; carry In pocket; write at
once for free sample. American Pro
ducts Co., 204 American Bldg , Cincin
nati, O.
DON'T accept aget cy until you get par
ticulars regarding Bero Tablets; cus
tomers excited; agents coining money;
prohibition assures quick sales; wonder
ful opportunity; write quick: Hero Mfg.
Co., 543 North Dearborn, Chicago.
AGE NTS $ 40 to $100 week; free sanmles"
gidd sign letters anyone can put on
store windows; big demand; liberal of
fer to general agents. Metallic Letter
Co., 435 North Clark, Chicago.
PORTRAITS Any finish, groups or
single, $1; no black shadows, accurate
likeness, prompt service; send trial at
once. M. A. Beall. artist, 2131 Van
Huron street. Chicago.
TAILORING agents wanted; sell men's
made-to-measure suits and overcoats;
earn big money; only producing agents
wanted; fall samples now ready. Leeds
Woolen Mills, Chicago.
PORTRAIT agents; get our new catalogue
If you want quality and service; the
old reliable. Fidelity Portrait Co..
Dept. 20, 3047 W. Harrison street, Chi
cago, 111.
$77.00 WEEKLY Wonderful discovery
makes Gasoline. 2c gallon. Money bac'
guarantee. W. Grleshaber, 1323 Bali'
Buffalo. N. Y.
AGENTS making $5 per hour, gasoline
2 cents a gallon; money back guar
antee. Firestone Works, Gary, Ind.
Trade Schools.
NIGHT AUTO SCHOOL
Commencing July 21. regular electrical
and mechanical course for car owners
and garage men. Catalogue free. Na
tional Auto School, 2814 N. 20th St., Omaha.
Boys.
BoY over 16 who would like to learn
drug buslnsa. H. O. Patterson, 10th and
Hlrkorv.
SODA BOY wanted at oncee. Call Doug
las 2256.
Miscellaneous.
BIG MONEY
TO
CRACKER JACK
FLOUR PACKERS.
2.4C PER BARREL.
Autonntio; packers, sewing machines,
no trufkiiiR with help our expense be
low 2 -Is steady work; eight-hour day.
Enough flour guaranteed so that If
yr-u are rapahle your minimum earnings
will be 60c per hrfur. If you are a real
packer you can clean up 75c to 80c per
hour.
APPLY JOHN STEVENS
OMAHA FLOUR MILLS
CO., 29TH & C STS.,
OMAHA, NEB.
P. S. Out of town packera wire collect
stating when you can report and we will
at once wire you about coming.
WANTED.
EXPERIENCED UPHOLSTERER.
Highest salary paid to one who can
qualify. One who can hang fine drap
eries preferred, but not essential. In an
swering give all details regarding ex
perience, reference and where now em
ployed. J. H. C. PETERSEN'S SONS CO.
Davenport, Iowa.
CAN use an intelligent man on out-door
work; previous experience not required;
permanent employment If satisfactory;
good chance for rapid advancement; sal
aried position. 301 Balrd Bldg., 17th
and Douglas,
MEN Age 17 to 55. Experience unneces
sary. Travel; make secret Investiga
tions, reports. Salaries; expenses. Amer
ican Foreign Detective Agency, 612, St.
Louis.
WANTED Janitor to care for 5 apart
ments; room and light furnished. Ap
ply Geo, T. Ramsey, 2214 No. 19th St.
YOUNG man wanted for soda fountain.
Experience required. Melcher Drug
Co., 482 So. 24th.
WORKING hats for 05c 209 So 12th Bt
HELlrNTELWFEMALE
Stores and Offices.
Girls Wanted Now
for Steady Work.
In various departments Sf the Snow
White Bakery. Good pay to good
workers. Must be 16 years of age or
over. Apply at once.
Iten Biscuit Co.
Snow White Bakeries,
Capitol Ave., 12th to 13tfc Sts. Office En
trance, Middle of Block.
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
Stores and Offices
U S GOVERNMENT needs hundreds of
women. 18 up. Census work. $1,000
$1,610 year; pleasant office work: llt
positions free. Write Immediately
Franklin Institute, Dept. Hi S. Roch
ester. N Y
WANTED First-class, experienced, horns
office Insurance stenographer; excellent
working ' conditions; good salary to ons
who can produce. Addieaa Bankers
Automobile Insurance Company, Lin
coln, Neb.
BOOK K EE PER who" has" had experience,
must be accurate and able to opsrats
typewriter. Union Power Light com
I'a ny. 424F lrst Nat. Bank Bldg.
WANTED Competent stenographer; one
with accounting experience preferred.
Apply Nebraska Mollne Plow Co., Elhth
and Leavenworth atreeta.
WANTED Young lady "with high school
education to learn book and stationery
business. Matthews Book Store, 1620
Harney street.
WANTEI First class stenographer.
room 405 Tyler 4200 Sunday.
Professions and Trades
Call
GIRLS
WOULD YOU LIKE TO
LEA KM A PROFESSION? WE
TEACH YOU AND PAY YOU
WELL WHILE LEARNING.
PERMANENT
POSITIONS
TELEPHONE OPERATING
IS A PROFESSION YOU CAN
USE IN ANY CITY; THE
WORK IS CLEAN, PLEASANT
AND INTERESTING; UNUS
UAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR
A D V A N C E ME NT. VACA
TIONS EACH YEAR WITH
PAY. YOUNG WOMEN 17
YEARS OF AGE OR OVER.
APPLY TO
C. F. LAMBERT.
613 Telephone Bldg.,
19th and Douglas.
NEBRASKA
TELEPHONE CO.
GIRLS WANTED
WE CAN OFFER STEADY EMPLOY
MENT TO A LARGE NUMBER OF
GIRLS, MAKING OVERALLS, JACK
ETS. MOTOR SUITS, SHIRTS AND
WORK CLOTHING. GIRLS WHO
HAVE HAD EXPERIENCE IN OP
ERATING POWER MACHINES ARE
ASSURED OF GOOD WAGES FROM
THE START.
INEXPERIENCED GIRLS WILL
FIND AN OPPORTUNITY TO LEARN
A VERY GOOD PAYING LINE OF
WORK, IN WHICH IT IS ALWAYS
POSSIBLE TO HAVE STEADY AND
WELL-PAID EMPLOYMENT.
BEGINNERS ARE PAID A. GOOD
WAGE WHILE LEARNING.
THE WORKING HOURS ARE FROM
S:00 TO 6:00 O'CLOCK WEEK DAYS
AND UNTIL NOON SATURDAYS.
APPLY IN PERSON.
BYRNE & HAMMER COMPANY,
9TH AND HOWARD.
Stenographer and bookkeeper, $180.
Stenographer, good future, $100.
Stenographer and bookkeeper, $80.
Stenographer, secretary, nice office,
$10".
Stenographer, $S0 and bonus.
Cashier, ?05; Ulller. A-l, $75 to $S5.
Typist and small amount shorthand, $16
per week.
Typist, $-$70; Stenographer, $65.
Stenographer, to meet the public, $65.
Stenographer and P. It. X., $"5.
Offlee clerk, good penman. $h0.
Offjee clerk, phone, good penman, $70.
WATTS REFERENCE COMPANY,
1I3S Firs' National Bank Bldg.
Stenographer, automobile tire firm, $100;
st enoyra pher, inu.tnte office. $l0fi;
stenographer, abstract office, $S5-$Klfi;
isisl-int bookkeeper, real estate offl.'e,
$7e: uenera! ofl'Pe assistant, credit d"
parlment, $75; filing clerk, experienced,
$75-$9o; comptometer operator, $S6
$ 1 K ; e:; oro-need typist, temporary posi
tion. $l"t
WESTERN REFERENCE BOND ASS'N.
( irifflnators of the liefert nee Business.
7.10 First National Bank Building.
i For tiie best rosu.ts inate i uin
Ad in The Omaha Bee.
S'. i.otr-.i ph. r. splendid pine". $100-$125.
Stenoirrn.to-r. imp. firm. Ilea.
Stenographers, f on-$7 5-$!. 5 -$! 00-J 1 15.
Hilling Clerks. n5-$i'.
T plst, some sl'-no , $ 'j 5 - $ T 0 .
Cemptom' t.-r opr., exp , $S0-$S5.
Tvpls'. temp . $75.
Fit" Clerk, must have exp., $60 $;5.
Offlee Clerks. $45-$50
Till-; MARTI COMPANY.
Kmp!ovrr."nt Si elallsts.
lli W. it. W. Bldg.
ist-no. and clerk, offlee bundling, $120.
' Sieno. and rl.-rU, auto conipHi.y. fion.
! Stem', and clerk, grain company. $90.
Bookkeeper, small office. $25 week.
Beginner Steno.. $15 to $75.
J General office clrk. $75.
I Tvpist arid clerk. $ 1 ! week
PI 'SIN ESS MEN S REFERENCE ASS'N.
017-IV Wo'.ilmen of the World Bulitlll'.g.
I STENOGRAPHER am) bookkeeper In gen
eral offo-e of line, yard lumber company,
r.fus be ceyaHe. Lumber experience de.
'rabie btlt rot essent.al. State In first
I ip-ter et,erienec, foil p;1 ticulars and j
filiiry i.:ie,i Montgomery Lumber Co..
Winner, o. D,
GIRLS, 16 years and older, who want
steady work In up-to-date factory with
following advantages:
CAFETERIA, WITH ME ALB
BELOW COST.
FREE SOUP AND COFFEE.
INDIVIDUAL TOWELS AND
SOAP WITHOUT COST.
SANITARY DRINKING FOUN
TAINS, SANITARY WASH
BASINS WITH RUNNING
HOT AND COLD WATER;
PIANOLA, VICTROLA.
FOREMEN AND FORELA
DIES WHO ARE INTER
ESTED IN PROGRESS OF
EMPLOYES.
PAY EVERY SATURDAY.
Inexperienced girls paid $10 per week
until able to earn more on piece work.
Take any Dodge, Harney, Farnam,
Benson or Albright car.
BEMIS OMAHA BAG CO.,
11TH AND JACKSON STS.
Wanted
25 Girls.
for labelling and packing
macaroni.
SKINNER MFG. CO.,
14th and Jackson.
WANTED GIRLS
about 10 years of
age to work at the
Wiens-Omaha Brush Co.,
38th and Boyd Sts,
Steady work and good future for
proper people. Prefer thoss ltvlna;
In Amea Avenue district.
MILLINERY
TRIMMERS
who sre Interested In securing excel
lent positions should writs or telegraph
to Levis-Zukoskl Merc. Co., St. Louis.
Missouri.
MILLINERY SALESLADIES WANTED.
Experienced millinery salesladies wsntedf
permanent positions. Apply In person.
PEOPLE'S DEPARTMENT STORE
Council Bluffs.
SALESLADIES WANTED.
Permanent positions In all departments for
experienced salesladies Apply In person.
PEOPLES DEPARTMENT STORE
Council Bluffs.
WANTED A competent seamstress for al
teration work In ready-to-wear depart
ment; also qualified to make sales. Writs
George J. Eoff & Sons, Central City, Neb.
GIRLS WANTED Positions open for both
Inexperienced and trained holp, at top
wages. Eagle Laundry Co., 718 W.
Broa d w ay, Council Bluffs, Ia.
WANTED Two kodak finishers at once.
Female preferred. E. H. Wedge, Red
Oak. Ia.
Saleswomen and Solicitors
ATTRACTIVE TRAVELING POSITION
open In August, with well-known firm,
calling on old patrons; will afford In
come of $:"0 monthly; generous com
missions and bonus, with salary from
start; experience unnecessary; quick
promotion; permanent, pleasant work;
requires refined, educated woman over
27. Give experience, education. MR.
HOOVER, Sales Manager, Garland Bldg.,
Chicago. t
WANTED "F.xperle nee d rloak and suit
sal sladles. Permanent positions and
attractive salaries Block's Ladies' Out
fittin; Store. Fremont, Neb.
Household and Domestic.
HOUSEKEEPER Without children. to
take full charge of a widower's home
in city. One daughter going to school.
Hex t-?5, Omaha Bee.
WANTED Competent" housekeeper on
farm; full charge in small family; five
reference and wages wanted in first let-
tor. UoxJ 04S-rlbnrN b
WHITE GIRL for housework: small fam
ily; srood wages. Walnut 36.
CAPABLE girl for general housework
two in family. Harney 4:tr,5.
WANTED A cook ami girl for second
work. Telephone Harney 59
Hotels and Restaurants.
COoK and other help, at the Nebraaka
Masonic Home, Plattsmouth. Neb. Good
wages. Sam. W. Scott, Supt.
VVAXTKI) Experienced chambermaid for
half dny's work; houra 12 to 6. Clalr-
mont Inn.
Trade Schools.
WANTED Ladlra to learn barber trad.
Special ratea and Inducements
TRI-CITY BARBER COLLEOB.
Miscellaneous
WILL TEACH You how to make Angel
Food Cake, fl Inches square, 6 Inches
high; also oth-r cakes that sll quickly
for $3.00 a loaf profit $2.00. Make
big money baking these wonderful cakes.
Address Mrs. Grace Oaborne, bos (lie
Bay City, Mich.