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i 10 THE BEE: OMAHA; THURSDAY; DECEMBER 4, 1919. WANT AD RATES ' (Cah With Ordr.) I pur -word on day So per Ward ...two consecutive daya 4o par word three cnnaecutlv day Sj pr word........ four concutlvt days (0 par word ..five eonsecutiv daya fa iter worit... six consecutive ' davs H- la nar word ..seven consecutive--' dava And 1 canfper word each additional 4tay. ' No ada taken for lea than a total of IDa or le than 10c tier day. CHARGE. ISO par line (count 6 worda to Una) 1 day I2o par Una two conaecuttve daya JOo par Una three competitive daya : f Jo per Una aeven consecutive daya II. 0 per Una thirty cnnecutlve daya CARDS or THANKS AND . Fl NEKAL NOTICES lOo par line ...each tnaertlon Minimum chars BO cents. These rates apply either to the Dally f or Sunday Bee. All advertlseroenta ap pear In both mornlnc and evening dally parer. for the on charge. . , Contract Rate on Application. For convenience of .advertiser, want ails will ha accepted at the-following of- &1AIN OFFICE. -Bee Bptldlng Jtm-a Office..; 4410 North SOth St. Park Office 2611 Leavenworth St. South Side 1.381 N St. Y'alnut. otfics t North 40th St. Co Bluff" Orflre... IB Scott 8t. THE BEE will not bo responsible for more than one Incorrect insertion of an advertisement ordered for more Chan, one ""'' PHONE TYLER 1000. Evening Edition .: JJ Morning Editions .-1:3 ? M' DEATHS & FUNERAL NOTICES COOKINOHAM. Adolfena M.. at the resi dence, 1S1B Laird street Tuesday, De cumber 2, 1919.- aged 61 years. , Mrs. , v f ooklngham is survived by her father and mother, Mr. and Mra Henry flletsen of Omaha; two' sisters, Mrs. E. H. Leach of Oreston, Neb.. Mrs. W. O. Fowler of Wllsall, Mont; four brothers, '.' Lewis. Dr. C. H. and 1. B. Oletzen of Humphrey, Neb. , . Funeral from residence, 1815 ualrd atreet, Thursday, December 4. 1919, at 2 p. m. Interment Forest Lawn Cem- etary, . , , KELSON Andrew, age 58 years 10 months ,14 daya. December 2, 1819. ' Funeral Friday afternoon S:30 from N. ,P. Swanson's chapel, Seventeenth' and - Cuming streets. Friends are welcome. Body to ba placed In receiving vault, Forest Lawn cemetery. SEIRLE Charles; ..November JO, 1919; aga 63 years. Funeral from family residence, 1017 Mormon street, Florence, Wednesday, December S, at 2 .o'clock p. m. Interment Forest Lawn cemetery. CARD OF THANKS. WI8H to extend our siucerest thanks to our many friends for the kind ex presslons of sympathy and beautiful floral offerings tendered waP In ' our be reavement. Wm. Ruaer and Family. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. STACK & FALCONER, ' "INDEPENDENT UNDERTAKERS." PIERCE-ARROW AMBULANCE SERVICE. Thirty-third and Farnam. 'Har. 14. -A , FRED E. FERU, " FUNERAL DIRECTOR. r Lady Attendant, ltd and Cuming Sts. Phone, Douglas ' til. Auto - ambulance. HEAFBY& HEAFEY, Undertaken and Embalmers. Thone H. 266. Office 2611 Farnam. HULSE & RIEPEN, Pioneer Funeral Directors. T01 So'.th lfth 8t Fhone Doug. 106. TAGGARTr& SON, UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS. rel ephon Don glaa 714. 2 218 Cuming JJt. DUFFY & JOHNSTON UNDERTAKERS. T17 9. 1th. Tyler 17. FLORISTS. EEE L.LARM0N 1114 Douglas St 1 Douglaa 8244. L. Henderson, 1619 Farnam. Douglas 1843 JQHNBATH. 13th and arJi;jjjj; MONUMENTS & CEMETERIES. THE largest display of monuments In .. th Unitfd States, FRANK SVOBODA. ills e I3tn. t'none uougias inio-otio. " FRATERNAL ORDERS. NO. 28 Degree of Honor will meet here- after on the 1st and Jrd Thursday In the Urge A. O. V. W. hall, 16th and Dodge Sts. Blanche Smith, recorder. - -MARRIAGE LICENSES. The following couples were issued li censes to wed: , " , Name and Address. Age. Harry Southard. C&uncll Bluffs. T 18 Marjorle Blaokeman, Council Bluffs, la. 8 Jacob 3. Kaufman." Mlnneapolla, Minn. ..29 Anna, Cohen, Omaha 23 Field L. boon', Omaha. ... .... . ........ .22 Dorothy L.'Hall, Omaha... ..20 Thomas J. Fearnslde, OmalA ,,...23 Margaret Hansel, Omaha 18 Alexander Lasta. Omaha... .1...60 Sadie Pelmer, Omaha..., 34 Louis Kaplan, Omaha.... 56 Nettla Goldenburg, Omaha :v" 24 22 1 Harold A. Oviatt, Omaha... Lena P. Robinson, Omaha.... Hert Clack. Omaha. Mary Wise, Omaha .....7. 18 Charlie R. Roy, Omaha..... 40 Maggie-Stuart, Omaha...- 44 Norman M. Kay, Omaha 22 Dora M. Jensen, Omaha. - 1 Charles H. Moslman, Falls City, Neb. ..23 Lulu C. Luebbert, Omaha .24 J. Patrick McQInnis, lOmaha ...36 Bagel A. Carpender, Omaha 30 Marvin X Schnackel, Hancock, la ..22 Madle I. Sayre, Hancock, la ?.21 Walter C Shawlln. Minneapolis, Minn.. 34 Slav E. Peterson. Canada . 24 John Fisher, Omaha...., 25 jillldred Vonasek, Omaha y-21 Gotrge V. Aflderson, Callender, la...... 32 Ruth, Hull. Phillips. Neb .........29 Henry Hawman, Omaha. 21 MJTjjhnUhmalia. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. r Typewriters and Supplies. i TYPEWRITERS ' 1 ADDING MACHINES. ; -ALL MAKES, bouitht. sold, rented and repaired. Sol a-cnts for the CORONA. Get nur prices before you buy. Every machine sunrnnteed. Central Typewriter Exc. Doug. 4121, 1905 Farnam. REBUILT, sold, runted, repaired. Carbon paper, ribbons and supplies. Service guaranteed. Trv us. Phone D. 603L OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO., 1MB North 15th St. BIG reduction In allKhtly used and re built tvpewrltcrs. Write for list. Mid land Office Supply Co., 1404 Dodge. RKNT an Oliver Typewriter, three months fur J6.00. Oliver Agency. 1905 Farnam St., City. - Pecans. PFCANS FOR SALE from 17 to 24c per pound, F. O. B., Bckks, Okl. Farnoua squirrel nut cracker free with one hun , dred pounds or more. A bank draft must accompany all orders. References. Farmers National Bank of Beggs, Okl. American State Bank of Bcitgs, Okl. Bpkks Eecan c'o. of Bcgfrs. t)ttl. PKCA.VS 3 pounds delicious Golden Meat Pecans by prepaid parcel post, $1; 100 .pounds, express collect, J1S; quality guaranteed; order direct. Galveston Pe ran t'ompany. Oalv eston. Texas. , Sewing Machines. SITUATIONS WANTED Male. IHK BEE will publish frae a situation wanted ad under thla classification for soldiers and sailors and marirea who will ' ahow their discharce papers at our office In the lobby of The Be building. Seventeenth and Farnam. WANTED Electrical work' by electrical technical." graduate; expert armature winder. Several yeara1 construction ex perience. Best references. W.yR. Smith, Decatur. Tenn. , " POSITION as traveling aid with parson or family desired by tntelltgent young man age 26, with 8 years' traveling experl enre over the world. Call Doug. 7730. WANTED Position in orchestra playing traps for dances, evenings. Call Walnut 163. Ask for Art. Laundry and Day Work. CLEANING of all kinds by reliable colored woman. Webster 3240. BUNDLE wsthtng. Work guaranteed. Webster 1646. HELP WANTED MALE. Store and Offices. OFFICE MGR., accountant, 1200; live stock, manufacturing, Bldg. supplies; clerks, bookkeepers; salesman, city, ci sar. J 125. -COMMERCIAL REFERENCE CO., 1D1D II TV HATIU1VAI, BACT&, SEWING MACHINES Wo rent, repair, sell needles and" parts. MICKEL BROS. CO. Miscellaneous. OMAHA Pillow Co., ' feather steamed, renovated and made up in new feather proof ticking. 1907 Cuming. D. 2467. WE buy, sell and make desks, safes, show cases, shelving, etc. Omaha Fixture A Supply Co.. 11th and Douglas." D. 2724. OVERCOATS, J2".65. Max Lerner. 209" S. 12. FOR SALE DINING 'ROOM AND BED ROOM FURNITURE: LIBRARY TA BLE.,SINGER SEWING MACHINE AND RUGS. APT. 11. THE COLBERT ' IF YOU are looking for some real bar gaina In used furniture call Douglas 4959. 2421 Cuming St. Pianos and Musical Instruments. A. HOSPE CO Everything In Pianos for rent. J4.00 per month. 126.000 stock of furniture to be sold; 300 stoves of all kinds, rugs, linoleum, phon- . ographs, duofolds, tables, chairs, china and kitchen cabinets, dressers, chiffon iers, beds, springs, mattresses, trunks, suitcases, bedding, linen, etc. Open till 9 p. m. Credit If you wish. 1839-47 N. 24th St. Web. 1607. WE sell hew and near-new furniture, stoves and rugs at lowest prices: cash or payments. Amer. Furn. Co.. 606 N. 16. WANTED TO BUY. LIBERTY BONDS . Coupon and registered: full N. T.' market and accrued Interest to date MACK'S BOND HOUSE INVESTMENT' SECURITIES. 1421 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Tyler 8644. Highest Cash Prices Paid for LIBERTY BONDS and PaiHlal Payment Receipts. NATIONAL BOND CO., 610 World-Herald, Bldg. Douglas 8013. LIBERTY BONDS Including partial payment receipts, bought for cash; Immediate remittance made for bonds sent by mall. LEWIS & CO., Brokers. 411 M'CAGUE BLDG. VICTORY AND LIBERTY BONDS. All Issues bouKht. Special prices this week on 3d, 4th and 5th issues. Get them before selling . for you will lose money. We must have bonds of these Issues .regardless of N. Y. market quo tations'. SECURITY INVESTMENT CO., Tyler 2736. 639 Securities' (Rose) Bldg. Liberty Bonds Wanted We will pay you spot cash for your Liberty bond or partial payment re ceipt. Room 300 McCague Building. Northwest Cor. 15th and Dodse Sts. DESKS DESKS DESKS New desks; used desks bought, sold and traded. J. C. Reed. 1201 Farnam. D. 6146. WILL Invest In a good hotel, rooming house or apartment house proposition. Something close in and good. Call Doug. 884 and ask for Mr. Friend. WILL buy second-hand clothing, shoes and furniture. Tyler 2698. A. Zavett, 705 North 16th St. . ANNOUNCEMENTS. Baggage and Express. Thfl flnlv Wow" R. R. Ticket ii jf Office, D. 295. Omaha Transfer Co. Chiropodists. Carrie J. Burford. 620 Paxton Blk. R. 4587. Accordeon Pleating. ACCORDEON. side, knife, sunburBt, box pleating, covered buttons, all sizes and styles; hemstitching, plcot, edging, eye let cut work, button holes, pennants. IDEAL BUTTON AND PLEATING CO.' 300-S08 Brown Bldg. Phone D, 1935. HEMSTITCHING, PLEATING, BUTTONS G. U. Van Aruam Pleating Co. 412-17 Paxton Blk. Phone Doug. 3109. Dentists. DR. SECOR, 1st Nat'l Bk. Bldg. Ty. 2138 Dr. Bradbury. No pain. 921 W. O. W. Bldg. Brass and Iron Foundries. PAXTON-MITCHELL CO. ' 27th and Martha Sts., Omaha, Neb. Bsass, bronze, aluminum and machine 'gray Iron castings. Dancing Academies. BIRTHS AND DEATHS. . ' Births Wlliiam and Margaret McShar rf, 302 So. 20th St.. girl; Henry and Helen-Moor.' 4017 N. 26th AVe., girl; Charles nd Josephine Hauptman. 108 N St., girl; Anton and Emille Buglewlca, 6203 So. 20th St., girl; Samuel and Lena Zimmerman, 666 Bo, 26th St., boy; Clarence and Alma Mason. 1840 Sherman Ave., girl: Frank and Valentin Herek, 2410 Bancroft St., girl; V.. Lewis and Ethel Korlsko, 5809 SoT 21st St., boy; dell and Carrie .McClung, 132 Park .Ave., boy. Beaths Lena, Beck. 42, hospital; Laura Htftdes. 29, 1408 Ohio St.; Sarah A. Hoi brook;. 71,' 2502 So. 46th Ave.; Anna Deba, ?, Omaha: John Maher, 71. 1015 Capitol Ave.;! Mrs. Slgne Falk. 37, Co. Bluffs, la-.; Clifford Schumacher. 4 mos.. hospital. ! SPECIAL NOTICES. ! NEW LOCATION . CROSBY NEW FUNERAL HOME - I 2018 WIRT STREET XWAY FROM THE NOISE OF THE . BUSY STREKT. TELEPHONE WEB. 47. 'T'iT'T'PTXf TP School for Dancing fVHiiJ-r 11N Hi 2424 Farnam. D. 7869. Learn to dance lor $4. Class at 8 and dancing at 9 p. m. Monday, Thurs.. Sat. Electrical Utilities. ELECTRIC heaters. $10.60; vacuum clean- ers," $37.50 Mola washing machine. Lalley-Wllson Electric Co.. 1307 Farnam. FOR RENT Hoover electric sweeper. The best. Delivered. Webster 4283. Detectives. JAMES ALLAN. 312 Neville Blk. Evidence secured In all cases. Tyler 1136. Phil. Wlnckler. all" branches. Har. 5708. Film Developing. FFLMS developed free. Mall orders so licited. THE ENSIGN CO., 1607 Howard. Jewelry. DIAMONDS hp VtiSfctZ bsck nt small profit. GROSS JEWELRY CO.. 402 N. 16th St. Reu 6081. W. C. FLATAUi .Tenmlar KutnhHfiheri 1892. . 8ixth Floor. Securities Bldg. ' Osteopaths. DR. MABEL WESSON 320 Neville Blk. T. 2960. H. 4741. Patents. SOFT coal stove, steel range, bus range, dresser, chiffonier, library table, brass and iron beds, :prlng mattress, buffet. " table, chairs, rockers. Vtctrola. floor ' electric lamp, davenport, wardrobe, tugs, bedding, kitchen cabinet, lady's desk, sewing machine and other articles. Cheap. 939 North 'Twenty-fourth St. NO -Hunting or trespassing allowed on the Christian Ross farm, S milea south of Nehawka. Anybody found on this premise will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. , Signed, MARTIN E. ROSS. LdST FOUND REWARDS. J"OR ARTICLES LOST on street cars tele phone Tyler 800. We are anxious to re store lost articles to rightful ownr rs. OMAHA A COUNCIL BLUFFS ST. RY. COjt . ' LOST November .i Child's young Wa ter Spaniel" dog, near 39th and Dewey Ave. Harney 187. FOtTND-Brown hots. Call Walnut 1516. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. ' Furniture and Household Goods. SPECIALS FOR THIS WEER Cane and mahogany living , room uitea three ptecea complete. 'S97.B0. J 145 and 9225. , Luxurious bedroom suite beautiful mahogany finished or other woods. . t I49.B0. $97. B0 and up. Large assortment of odd chairs and tockera. $3.75, $5.75 and $7.75. t STATE FURNITURE CO. . s ! torner 14th and Dodge Sts. "' ' Opposite U. P. Bldg. BETTER VALUES BETTER- MER- CHAM'ISE BETIKK SKKVilK. ' FOR SALE 100-lb. refrigerator, $25; 11- brary table, $20: Stickley fumed oak -dining table, butfet, three, chairs. $150; 9x12 body Brussels nig, $59; mahogany dresser, new ateel bed. springs and mat tresses, $67.50; oak chiffonier, $18; white . enamel chiffonier, $15: oil heater, $3.50; fourfold .screen. $4. 1J.06 .So. 34J.b St. ' Phone Hsrney 6332. TRY H. Ml KL'VAN. iiV sTjOtb. SU i PATENTS procured, bought and sold. In . ternattonal Patent Co., 82 Brandeis. LESSARDSOT2"lCu"mltig Ty. 1632! ACCOUNTANT, single man. for position as traveling auditor. Salary $200 and ex penses. Western Reference 4- Bond As- soclatlon. 736 First National Bank Bldg. STENO. ' and Bkkpr., $100-$125; Bkkpr., grain ana lumber, xizs-xisu; grocery shiDpine clerk. J125-J1S0. THE MARTI CO., 1126 W. O. W. Bldg HELP WANTED FEMALE. Stores and Offices. , For High Grade Office Positions, See "WATTS REFERENCE COMPANY, 1138 First National Bank . Bldg. BOOKKEEPER Experienced detail man. state qualifications, salary to start $35. R-23. Omaha Bee. Professions and Trades. WANTED First class linema to taMe position as superintendent of construc tion in -Clarlnda. Must be an all around man capable of looking after transmission and general line work. Also want a second lineman. Apply Lee Electric Co.. Clarinda, la. WANTED By M., K. & T. railroad.- cop- persmitns ana pipemen; standard wages: free transportation will be ar ranged by application to nearest super intendent, or to C. I. Evans, Act Me chanical Superintendent,- Denlson, Tex. WANTED MEN Prepare as firemen. DraKemen, colored train porters, it&u $200 per month. No experience neces sary. Nebraska roads. Write Inter- Rallway. Dept. 137. Indianapolis, Ind, RAILWAY mail clerks wanted, $1,100 first year; list positions free. Franklin Institute, Dept. 231-W, Rochester, N. Y. LEARN ACTUAL AUTO REPAIR, VUL- CAJNiZlNU. L,OS(, ANGELAS H. M, U. A. Auto School. Salesmen and Solicitors INSURANCE STOCK SALESMEN " WANTED s ' LARGE. PROSPEROUS DIVIDEND PAYING INSURANCE CO. IS INCREASING ITS CAPITAL STOCK.' I AND NEEDS TWO MEN OF PROVEN ABILITY TO PERFORM THE TRICK. IF YOU HAVE HAD EXPERIENCE SELLING STOCK IN THOROUGHLY LEGITIMATE ENTERPRISES AND IF YOU KNOW HOW TO KEEP YOUR HEAD WHEN PROSPERITY SMILES ON YOU APPLY , - GIVING EXPERIENCE . AND FULL PARTICULARS . TO , .TAMES J. CRAIG & CO., 306 PLYMOUTH BLDG., i . MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. SALESMEN Two hlgtu-grade salesmen of appear ance and sales ability above the aver age; men whose past experience has been such as to enable them to properly interview business men in the interest of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States, dept. of the nation's business, who a're willing to travel if , necessary and can furnish A-l refer ences. This work is new and opportunity for advancement open to capable men? It is Interesting and an education Irt It self. To the men we have in mind for the work the remuneration will be pleasing. For interview, phone J. C. Woods, Hotel Fontenelle. - (By reason - of other -engagement, please do not call In person without appointment.) JAdvertlser wants to talk men who are in position to leave the city on a good proposition. This Is a national sales organization marketing an exceptionally meritorious cfuick sell ing specialty. Sold to best class of business men only; no samples; smaV unit of sale; no money collected. The name of the organization gives entree to any business. Applicants positively must have appearance and personality, as thereiil lies the success of the prop osition. Apply after noon and by ph'one only. -H. C Nowlin. Hotel Fontenelle. WANTED SALESMEN TO FEATURE OUR PATENTED SLIP-GRI SOFT "COLLAR. FASTENER. Nationally . ad vertised and extensively endorsed by the using public, restricted territory, .no competition, excellent opportunity for progressive slaesmen. Preference giveu to specialty men, galling on Clothiers, ' Haberdashers, Dry Goods Stores,- De partment Stores, Drug and JeweJt trade. Liberal Commission. Sample outfit furnished. Territory, Nebraska, Elsensladt Mfg. Co.. St. Louis. WANTED Stock salesmen; $2,000,000 corporation, selling In I-jwi and Nebras ka: stcck 8 per cent preferred ona full participating. Best proposition In Oma ha. Room 6. Wead Bldg., IStb and Farnam Sts. i INSURANCE salesmen desiring to better their coVidltlon will do well to call at Room 6. Wead Bldg., 18th and Farnam Sts. JOIN our salesmen's club now organizing. ' Give phone number. Y-775. Bee. Miscellaneous I HAVE an opening this week for two neat appearing young men, no others need apply. Will pay you $30.00 per week while teaching you the business. Apply at room 312, -Baird Bldg., corner 17th and Dodge Sts. 8-9 a. m., 4-5 p. m. Ask for Mr. Sheldon. WHITE OR COLORED men to handle railroad supplies. Good wages. Steady work. Chance for advancement. Union Pacific shops. Apply Cass St. gate. Ask for storekeeper. Printing. Wedding Stationery tj. S. Printing Co., 423 S. 16th St Safes. QATTTTQ BARGAINS, 12th Farnam. DAT HlO j. j. DeTight Safe Co. Towel Supplies. FRONTIER Towel Supply 18JOUlforMfc Omaha Towel Supply 207 8. 11th. D. 628. Stationery. OMAHA Stationery Co.. 307-9 South 17th. Tailors j pTedrlck. P. L.. Yli 3. 20thL Tailor. D. 243i M. REISER. 306 South 18t"h. D. 1187. Wedding Stationery. WEDDING announcements and printing. Douglaa Printing Co. Tel. Douglaa 644. Miscellaneous. , " V. DAVIS Metallic ign letter. Furniture repaired. Webster 4919. 3214 North 25th BUSINESS CHANCESJ MEET us ,,Face'to Face" if you want to buy sell or trade, nothing too large or email for us to handle. Quick Service Selling Experts. . 514 Brown Building; FOR SALE. A complete newspaper outfit including typesetting machine, in a town of 1,100 inhabitants. Plenty of work, good pa tronage and plenty of job work. For full particulars address Y-774, Omaha Bee. Rooming Houses. HOTEL WANTED 50 to 100-room com mercial hotel In mod live town, will consider lease or iil buy furniture and lease. Address Box 434. Carthage. Uo. POSITIONS, locations, etc., for doctors, dentists, druggists, veterinarians, nurses. F. V Kniest. 212 BeeBldg.. Omaha. WANTED MEN FOR ALL KINDS OF WORK. THE BIG 4 LABOR AGEN CIES. 32S S. ELEVENTH 8T. D. 4044. "WANTED Two drivers for heavy wagon. A. W. Wagner. 801 North Sixteenth St. HELP WANTED FEMALE. Stores and Offices. STENOGRAPHER and secretary. not heavy dictation, $90. Stenographer, small insurance office, $20 week. Be ginner stenographer, $75. Dictaphone opr., $85-$90. BUSINESS MEN'S REFERENCE ASS'N, 917-18 W. O. W. Bldg. - TYPIST, $70.00, So. Omaha; typist, Omaha, $65. If you want work regis ter with us. No charge until placed. COMMERCIAL REFERENCE CO., . 1516 CITY NATIONAL BANK. FILING clerk, prefer some experience, lut might consider inexperienced girl. Sal arv $55 to $60. Western Reference & Bond Ass'n:. 736 First National Bank Bldg. - ' TYPIST and office clerks. $75 to $90. Stenographers, $76 to $100. Office clerks, $50 to $60. THE MARTI CO.. 1126 W. O. W. Bldg. STENOGRAPHERS, $100- $90-$85-$75-$65; Diet Opr.-, $90 i file clerk,-$65; file clerk, $55. - WATTS REF. CO.. 1139 1st National Bank. PRIVATE lessons given In bookkeeping and shorthand. 'Har. 4692. . Hotels and Restaurants. WANTED Diet kitchen girl for Wise Memorial Hospital. ' Store and Office Fixtures. FOR SALE Rlalte Shoe Store fixtures. Apply to Mr. Brandeis or Mr.- Herman. LOST FOUND REWARDS. LOST Gold watch nd fob. Phone Stanley Rosewater, Walnut 1621, for re ; TO GIRLS AND MOTHERS OF GIRLS To YOU and for you thla etory Is written, especially la It meant for girls who are about to embark upon a busi ness career. Perhaps through necessity you have had to give up the Idea of a higher education. Here la your opportunity our school of instruction offer you a supplement.' course with remuneration. This course la given by- the Amerlca'n Telephone and Telegraph Company' school which Is maintained in Omaha and operated by a ataff of efficient In structors. , . The work Itself I very-fascinating . aud a full fledged long tinea operator is, the Important link In weaving the speech of the nation. ' You are cordially Invited to visit our office where question concerning this unusual opportunity will be answered In detail. rqom 319 new telephone - bldg: . ' ask for miss bell. THE AMERICAN TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH CO. The National Organization. YOUNG LADIES We keep our operating room warm all the time. 1 WHY ' V Because it is an essential - ', vj industry. ' I SEE US AT ONCE FOR PERMANENT POSITIONS. , RAPID ADVANCEMENT' - No experience necessary. We teach " you and pay you well while learning. Apply to the Operators' Employment Bureau. Room 613 New Telephone Bldg., 19th and Douglas Sts. - . NEBRASKA ' ' TELEPHONE COMPANY. Household and Domestic. , CAPABLE girl for general housework. Two in family. 504 So. 36th. Har. 4355. WHITE girl for genera i housework; good wages; three in family. Phone Walnut 2251. WANTED Experienced second girl. Mrs. c i. Kounlze. 3925 Dewey ,Ave. WANTED Experienced white cook. Har ney 47, Mrs. Barton Millard. WANTED A cashier and bill filer. Ap ply Y. W. C. A. HELP WANTED. . Male and Female. WANTED Men. ladies and boy to learn barber tVade; big demand; wages while learning; strictly modern. Call or write 1402 Dodge St. Trl-City Barber College. EDUCATIONAL. DAY SCHOOL. NIGHT. SCHOOL. , BOYLES COLLEGE. . Students are admlttel at ny tlile. Complete courses In accountancy, ma-' chine bookkeeping, comptometry, ahortt. hand' and typewriting, stenotype, rail road and wireless telegraphy, civil serv ice and all English and commercial branches. Write, call or phone Douglas 1565 for large Illustrated catalogue. Ad dress BOYLES COLLEGE. Boyles Building, Omaha. Neb. Van Sant School of Business. Day and Evening Schools 220 Omaha National Bank Bldg. ' Douglas 5890. ANNIE E. GLASGOW, voice and piano, 603 Karbach Blk. Studjo phone. Red 185. 209 South 16th St. $ TEACHERS needed now. Good salaries. Registration free, Inter-Mountain West Service, Inc., Box 128, Omaha. Neb. FOR RENTt-ROOMS. Furnished Rooms. LARGE modern front room suitable for two; two blocks to East park car, $25 a month. 1321 S. 28th. Board and Rooms WANTED A semi-invalid or elderly per son to care for; pleasant, comfortable home. Call Har. 1616. ROOM and board in private homo for man and wife who work, or two gentlemen; strictly modern. 539 South 27th St. BEMIS Park. One or two beautiful rooms, nice and warm. Two mealsdally. Web ster' 4056. , FOR RENT NJcely furnished room, mod ern home, within walking distance. Call Red 9540. Hotels ELMS Hotel, 19th and Harney, under new management; nice, clean, modern rooms. 15 per week and up FOR RENT FURNISHED. Apartments. EL-BEUDOR APARTMENTS. . 18TH AND DODGE STS. Two and. three-room apartment com pletely furnished. Hotel service. Tyler 4200. ROACHES, etc., exterminated with one application, by contract or sold out right. B. B. B. EXTERMINATING CO.. OMAHA. 307 Brand. Thea. Bldg. Doug. 1370. 623 PARK AVE. 7-room flat, $60. Call Ccrey Cleaning Co.- 24th and Lake Sts., Webster 392. 2970 PACIFIC, nicely furnished room: younfr gentleman preferred; references required. Harney 100. FOR RENT HOUSF.S. North. FOUR-room cottage, modern but heat, $18.00. 1524 No. 28th St. D. 4670. Miscellaneous. LIST your property foF rent or sale with FIRST TRUST COMPANY, Realtors. , Tyler 729. PETERS TRUST CO., Specialists In Apartroer". management FOR RENT APARTMENTS. North. Flat for Rent. 7 rooms modern except heat, furniture for sale, $170 cash, balance, $20 per mot.th. 2011 Cass St. Phone Doug. 4109. South. FOR RENT Eight-room brick flat, 1142 S. 32d St. $55.00. '. D. Armstrong, Realtor. 325-6 Securities Bldg. FOR RENT Business Property. Stores. GOOD store rooms, llodu Theater Bldg. Inquire WORLD REALTY COMPANY. Phone Douglas 6342. MODERN store, near postoffice. GT" P. Stebbins, 1610 Chicago. ' Garage and. Barns. FOR RENT Garage for two cars on 33d between Douglas and Farnam; one car $7.60, two cara$10 per month. Address reply Box S-80. MOVING AND STORAGE. FIDELITYTN5DH CO. 16T H AND JACKSON. DOUG. 288. STORAGE, MOVING, PACKING. REASONABLE RATES. FREE RENTAL SERVICE. COMPLETE LIST OF ALL VACANT HOUSES and APARTMENTS. GLOBE VAN AND STORAGE CO. For real service An hauling or storage call Tyler 230 or Doug. 4333. Auto or wagon service. METROPOLITAN VAN and STORAGE CO. Owned by B. R. Bowen Co. . Ty. 3400. MOVING AND STORAGE. ' UNION TRANSFER CO. LET us estimate your moving, packing and storage. 1605 Divenoor. Doug. 2908. MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE. FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE. Separate locked room for household goods and piano ; moving, packing and shipping. OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE CO., S0G South 16th. Doug. 4193. GOING TO MOVE' Then call Tyler 1976. HartungV Transfer and Storage REAL ESTATE IMPROVED. West. BEMIS PARK Immediate Possession One of the finest homes facing the pirk; large reception room, living room, dining room and kitchen on first floor; four bedrooms and bath on second; hardwood floor throughout: three fin ished rooms In attic; full cementedH basement with' hot water heating plant. If you want a real home in a high-class neighborhood, this is it. For appoint ment and price call Douglas 200. Creigh, Sons & Company, Douglas 200. ,, ' 508 Bee Bldg. DUNDEE BEAUTIFUL HOME 8-room house In high-class locality, near 61st and California; all large rooms finished in oak;, built-in features; full basement; sleeping porch that can be used as a-sun room; excellent condition, being built by owner. Call us -for an appointment to see this. THEO. E. PETERSON COMPANY 458 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. D 7024. HOUSES FOR SALE. REALTY SYNDICATE n COMPANY, 202-317 Wilkinson Bldg. Doug. 661 9. S. W. Corner 12th and Farnam. MONTCLAIR BARGAIN ' Nearly new 5-room stucco bungalow, ' with largo living room, fireplace, dining , room, 2 bed rooms and bath, on first ' floor. Large attic. Garage to match house. Full cement drive. Only $7,800, Walnut 2812. ' 4232 FARNAM ST. All mod. 8-room house, full basement; can give possession at once; full lot with double garage. TRUMBULL & AUSTIN, Tyler 786. 1305 First Nat'l Bank. I MEET US FACE TO FACE. t 'If you want to buy, sell or trade, v nothing too large or small for us to handle. Quick Service Selling Experts. 514 Brown Building. FIVE-room frame bungalow in Leaven worth Heights, all finished In oak; frame garage: party leaving city, can give , Immediate possession; price only $5,800. Walnut 2812. Omaha Real Estate and investments, JOHN T. BOHAN, 921 Paxton Block Phone Tyler 4880. FREDERIC L. HEYN REALTOR. 424 Omaha Nat'l. Bank Bldg. Doug. 74. WE have cash buyers for West Farnam and Dundee home. Phone Douglas 5074 and we will call and Inspect your property. Shuler & Cary. NEARLY new bungalow, -tins location, near car; all large "rooms, cast front; snap at $4,750. Terms. Doug. 1734, days. North, BRAND Hew , -5, 6 AND 7-ROOM BUNGALOWS READY TO OCCUPY lth ard Sprague Sts., 6 room and gar ;igc, $5,200. . 2572 Pinkney, S rooms, high class, $5,500. 2734 Bauman, 5 rooms, complete, $6,500. 1S28 Wirt, 7 rooms, $7,600. 2027 Spencer St., 7 rooms, corner lot. $7,750. , . ' Better buy ono of these houses and save $1,000 additional cost to duplicate same. Reasonable terms. J. L. HIATT CO. v AAA FIRST NATIONAL . i7uu BANK BUILDING. PHONE CO TYLER uo DANDY BUNGALOW With garage. Well located in restricted residence district. South front, on paved street. Five rooms on one floor. Extra large light living room. Oak finish and floors throughout. Tastily decorated. Owner is leaving city. Price for quick sale, $5,800. For further information call Tyler 3540 days. Ask for Mr. Benson.' , 5 ROOMS ON TERMS - Real bargain, one of our clients Is '.offering three well built working men's homes, that have just been papered, painted and put in splendid condition; take your choice and move tomorrow: all in good white neighborhood, a block from car and close to school; toilet, lights, gas. city water, etc. ' - IMMEDIATE POSSESSION Price this week, $2,000, only $260 down. - ; DAY & MAYNE, 605 Keellne Bldg. Tel. Doug. 9994. STUCCO BUNGALOW - Just being completed, S fine room on one floor; oak and enamel finish: oak floors: complete In every detail: a snap at $5,760. Benson & Carmichael, Tyler 3540. 840 Paxton Block. For good homes on good terms 430 Bee Bldg. Tyler 496. WE need five and six-room, modern houses. Have buyers. Call ua today. R. F. Clary Co., 2404-08 Ames. Colfax 176. i FEW home and lot for sale In Park wood Addition, a safe place for Invest- mem. worris ft worn, uoug 4270. MINNE LUSA homes and lota offer the best opportunity to invest your .money r-none xyier is-. J. J. MULVIHILL, 200 Brandeis Theat. Doug. 99. YOIJNG & DOHERTY, REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT. i 322 BRANDEIS THEATER. D. 1761. MODERN 7-room close in, $2,500. Bar gain. Q. p. Stebbins, 1610 Chicago. South. READY TO OCCUPY Beautiful home, 6 rooms and sleeping porch, also garage; between Hanscom Park and Crosstown cars. Only $2,000 cash then $45 per month. Price, $6,500. Phone, Douglas 420. 7-ROOM house almost new, modern ex cept heat. East front, corner lot, two blocks from car line, 31st and S Sts. Phone South 4556. ALL modern, eight-room house, 2311 G street; large lot; possession at once; other bargains. A. W. Jones, South Omaha. 2311 GRANT street, eight room all mod ern; large lot; bargain for a South Side home. A, W. Jones. South Omaha. Miscellaneous. COAL IN THE BIN FOR THE WINTER AND POSSESSION TOMORROW IF TOU WANT IT. Now notice the location on Fortieth street, just south of B'arnam. Eight room frame house, modern In every way. finished In hard wood with four fire places. All large rooms and has fine gas and' electric fixtures. A fine com fortable home for a large family. Prop erty clear. Price, $10,600. For other particulars see owner. W. P. O'Brien, 410 Bee Building, Omaha, Neb. 5 TWO five-room houses modern, good terms: brick flat, two apartment $10, '000 easy terms. I -Quick Service Selling Experts. 614 Brown Building. We Have Property for Rent or Sale. AMERICAN SECURITY CO. 202 South 17th St. Doug. 6013. BARGAINS In home tnvesment prop- son & Morton. 910 Omaha fat. Bk. Bldg. BIRKETT & CO. and insures. 250 Bee Bldg. Douglas 633. LIST your house, and lota for quick sale with Hastings & Heyden. realtor. 1914 j irTl-v street phone. Tyler 60. J vvil.L build a nice modern 6-room house ) fur you. I have material purchased. I Call WaL 127. REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS. A Good Investment - $15,000 : Six flat, double house, all --modern, located at northwest corner 18th and jGrat-e. sis of ground 132x136, with pav ing paid on both streets; annual rental $1,843. After p. m. or on Sunday call Tyler 3910 and ask for Mr. Heyden. W. Farnam .Smith & Co., 1320 Farnam St. Phone Douglas 664, FARM AND RANCH LANDS. Nebraska Lands. FARNAM, Harney. Leavenworth and Cum Ing Sts. Payne Ah Slater Company. l-ioug, mm. WaL estate to 'exchange! KIMBALL COUNTY Improved quarter 3 mile from Kimball, on main road to town. This place '. worth $60 an acre. Am offering for 30 day only $40 per acre; about 120 acre good farm land; balance good pasture. $1,600 cash, $1,000 first of next March. $160 a year tor two year, balance at the end of 3 yeara at per cent. Writ owner. Box 184. Kimball. Neb. , WELL IMPROVEp 160 acre; no better soil in oi.i. .u hi u.nri v-uiiuiuun; 3Vi mile south of Madison, Neb.; pos session March 1, 1920, .The sure crop country-every year. Priced to sell. Write or wire the owner, William Mo Vlttle, Madison, Neb; - LAND roR TIRES I mm looking for a buncb ef cheap Ford tires and tube. Will trade you 80 acres 6 ml. N. E. of Baldwin (Lake Co.), Mich; good soli. timber, clear; $1,600: and 40 acres near Branson, (Tanty Co.), Mo timber., clear, $1,000, or 5 acre with water right 2 mile of Blanca, San Luis Valley, Col orado $500f also other tract and lota, etc. "Will swap one or all for tires, tube and' accessorte. Make me an offer: V. Palm. Upland, Neb. . FOR EXCHANGE 640 acres In Murry county, Minnesota, 1 mile from a good town; land lays level and well tiled, with good, . fair improvements; good corn land, every foot of It; owner wants to trade same on a large tract of land or ranch located In either Brown, ' Cherry, Grant, Hooker or Thomas County. Neb. Would take 3,000 or 4.000 acres. Agents, get busy at once, or owner, and submit your propositions. T. D. McCarney, Churdan. la. INCOME FOR LAND .We h:ive 11 houses listed In Omata Owner wants land. S. S R. E. MONTGOMERY. IIS Cttv National REAL ESTATE, UNIMPROVED, West. DUNDEE lol 50x135. Webster St. Just west of 60th, paved alley and streets; all apeclal paid; : price right. C. A. Orlmmel. Phone Douglas 1615. FIVE LOTS West Farnam District. $3,000. Bargain. G. P. Stebbins. 1610 Chicago. South. BIG BARGAIN LOTS. $1.90 DOWN. $1.00 A WEEK, buys fine garden tract, 47x132; only 2 block from West Center car line and one block to paved street; high and sightly, black soil; price. $295 and $340. THE BYRON REED CO. REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN Dundee. ' FOR SALE Beautiful Dundee bungalow: kitchen, ' dining room, i living room, li brary and bath room on flrat floor. Two bed rooms and sleeping porch on second; a real home, oak finish. . MOREARTY & CONBOY, Beer Building. Doug. S84l. Tyler 4677, Web. 6156. We specialize in Dundee home. C. B. STUHT CO., 912-14 City National. Douglas $797 REAL ESTATE-OTHER CITIES. REAL ESTATE SOUTH DAKOTA 160 acres, located In best farming dis trict of Tripp county. South Dakota, near Cojome; all feifced and under cul Ivation; two' springs: six-room house and other buildings In good repair. Will sell cr trade for city property. A. B. ALPIRN. 7th alid Douglas Sta Call Doug. 3424. REAL ESTATE WANTED , Wanted Real Estate" If your home, apartment, flat or busi ness block is for sale, call us. We will . li spect same at once and pay you cash if your price is right. f J. L. HIATT CO. QAA FIRST NATIONAL PHONE fiO 3XJyJ BANK BUILDING. ' TYLER vo WE HAVE served the Omana publlo in buying and selling real restate for over 36 yeara We have maify call now for home. Lis! your property with us. We will serve yuu to your best Interest McCague Investment Co., - Douglas 416. ' BUNGALOWS WANTED. We have cash buyer for well-located bungplowa and residences worth - the money. For quick results, list with ua O'NElt.'S R. B. & INS. AGENCY. 32- Brandeis Theater Bldg. FOR quick result list your property with H. A. Wolf Company, 511 Electric Bldg. Tyler 85. WILL pay cash for good six or seven loom home. Must be well located and priced right Reply giving full de cilptlon. Box R 18, I HAVE a ruau who will buy your Im proved property and Day ca3h for It, but the price must be right. GEORGE F. JONES, REALTOR, 926 City Nat. Bk. gldg. Doug.1946. WILL buy. a few good contracts, second mortgages, or mech. liens. Chas. Li Pease, 211 Brandeis Theater Budg. List your property with. - f. ,i. -leoDens uo.. 605 Omaha Nat. Bk. Doug. 2182. FOR quick sales list your property with 1047-9 Om. Nat. Bk. Bldg. Doug. 163. WE have the customers and can sell your property; list with' John W. Bobbins. 681 Brandeta Theater. D. 623. LIST your property for sale with J. B. , Robinson for quick sales. 442 Bee Bldg. Phone Douglas 8097. CAN PAY $1,000 down on a modern, 6 or 6-room house. Give location, price, i.ernis. aox jtn, (jmnna Bee. LIST your property with Hermansen & Co., 748 Omaha, Nat. Bk. Bldg.' FINANCIAL. Real Estate Loans and Mortgages. MONEY to lend on hnnrnved Real Katnte Interest payable semi-annually. W. H. muMAa & bun, 228 Keellne Bldg. OMAHA HOMES EAST. NEB FARMS O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO. 016 Om. Nat. Bk. Bldg Doug. 2715. CITY and farm loans; 6H and 6per cent; no delay. -J. H. Dumont & Co., 413 Keellne Bldg. PRIVATE MONEY. SHOPEN & COMPANY. Doug. 4228. Stocks and Bonds. $100 to $10,000 MADE promptly. F. D. eaq mag., isip ana rarnam. D. E. BUCK. Loans. 442 Omaha Nat. Miscellaneous. SAFE INVESTMENT. Wanted $2,000 loan on $3,000 frater nal Insurance policy. Man wishing to make loan Is beneficiary. Face of policy will come to beneficiary upon death of Insured, who Is CI yeara old and In poor health. Will arrange matters so that entire $3,000 will be paid to note holder upon death of Insured,, and will keep up premiums In Insurance. .Chance to make from $500 to $1,000 In short time: Address Bee. Box M-3 , FARM AND RANCH LANDS Colorado Lands. $0,000 acre choice raw or improved Lin coln, Co., Colo., lands Bargalna Easy terma See J. L. Maorer Arriba. Colo Idaho Lands. FOR SALE Some splendid combinations , in Alfalfa and stock ranches. In the center of the best free range lr the west. For full Information address, Harley J. Hooker. Boise, Idaho. Kansas Lands. .WESTERN KANSAS , LAND FOR SALE.' N. E. ?i, 27-6-38, 8herman County; 120 acres geod farm land, 0 acres slightly rolling; also N? W. U, 4-13-43, Wallace County, all good farm Jand; 60 acres good alfalfa. $17.50 per acre. Term considered. Wire ,r write G. L. Garlinghouse, owner. 201 Lathrop build Ing, Kansas City, Mo. Thomas County, Kansas, Wheat Land. WATSON & BRENAN, "Real Reliable Realty." Tyler 4506. 644 World-Herald Bldg. 320 A. 10-r. br. house. Chetona. Kan. 120. 000 h'g'n. G. P. Stebbins, 1610 Chicago. Nebraska Lands. and,-auction. 1.400 acreaf-lx farms In Cheyenne county. Nebraska: the best wheat-producing county In the state. This sale will take place in the Leyfang hall. In Potter, Neb., on Wednesday, December 3. commencing at 12 o'clock. Trains will be met and land shown any day before date of sale. This is a good lot land and lays up close to town and within five and-- one-half miles. For further Information write R. A. Grtgsby or Frank Armstrong, Potter, Neb. REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS. ,CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE. 16-Apartment apartment house, three rooms to an .apartment. This place is paying jlg interest on the Investment, $10,000. Quick Service Selling Experts. . til Brown Building. " - . CENTRAL NEBRASKA improved corn and alfalfa farms, at the right price. Write for our list of special bargalna LARSON & CARRAHER, Central City, Neb. YOUR FARM OR RANCH turned quickly Into cash by our unique method. Write for our booklet. NE BRASKA REALTY AND AUCTION CO.. Central City, Neb. FOR Western Nebraska and Eastern Colo rado lands see HELD LAND CO., 664 Brandeis Bldg. WRITE me for plcturea and prices of my farms and ranehe In good old Dawes Co Arab L. Hungerford. Crawford. Neb. IMPROVED and unimproved wheat farms. Kimball, county. Neb, R. E. Holman, ' Bushnell. Neb. GOOD imp. farm In N. E. Neb.; posa Mar. 1. For Information and farm loans. C. V Nelson. 1021 W O. W. FOR NEBRASKA LANDS SEE A. A. PATZMAN. 301 Karbach Blk. - Tyler 684. For Neb. Farms and Ranches see Graham-Peters Realty Co., 829 Omaha Nat'l Bk. Bldg.. Omaha SEND for descriptions of fifty farms. C. Bradley, WoUmeh, Greeley Co., Neb. Miscellaneous. LAND SEEKERS Our $26 excursion to the Rio' Grande valley Is now on. W. S. Frank, Neville Blk., Omaha. , FARM LANDS WANTED. WILL trade my close-in -apartment house, with annual Income of over $10,000 for good land In Iowa or Nebraska. Ad dress Box Y-753. Omaha Bee. WE will aell your farm: timely sales; quick results. Held Land Co.. 664 Brandeis Bldg. AUTOMOBILES. For Sale. SOME BARGAINS IN USED FORD CARS McCaffrey motor COMPANY (The Handy-Ford Service Station) 1 15th and ,Jackson Sta - Doug. 8500. , RENT ANEW FORD DRIVE YOURSELF 12 CENTS PER MILE. YOU ARE COVERED BY INSUR ANCE AGAINST LIABILITY RESULT ING from ACCIDENT. 50 NEW 1919 MODEL FOR CARS. FORD LIVERY CO., DOUG. 3022. 1314 HOWARD. ' CLOSED CARS 1930 Chevrolet Sedan, new. 1919 Hudson Coupe, like new. i 1918 Paige Coupe. 191S Ford Sedan. 1M8. Maxwell, Winter top. 1917 Bulck Coupe. ' MEK-KS AlJTq CO., 2026 FARNAM. ONE 1919 NATIONAL (SIX! SEDAN. SIX CORD TIRES BAROAIN. 1919 STUDE BAKER, LIGHT SIX, , SEDAN; 6 WIRE WHEELS, 5 CORD TIRES. THE BEST BARGAIN IN OMAHA. NATIONAL CAR SALES CORPORATION, 2429 FARNAM. DOUG. 8334. $100 for any magneto we can't repair. Ford mags recharged and guaranteed stronger than when new. Prices reasonable. All work guaranteed. BAYSDORFER, 210 North 18th. " CARS. IF you -want to buy. sell or trade a car aee us. we, have what you want. Quick Service Selling Experts. in orown gunning. PROMPT DELIVERY ON ALL MODELS NEBRASKA WHITE CO. FRED D. C ROGERS, MGR. TYLER 1767. 1Jft7OI -inn(t.l A 7 iT'i-ti. V-opillM rlVC, My HEART and My HUSBAND Adele Garrison' New Phase of Revelations of a Wife . 1 TO 6-TON WINTER CABS FOff TRUCKS NOW READY FOR IMME DIATE DELIVERY. WM. PFEIFFER AUTO & GARAGE WORKS 2625 v w yjp j n or.. T y LJj,K 701 RELIABLE automobile school; best elec trical and self-starter courses; day and night Bchool; come now; ree catalogue. National Automobile School. 2814 North Twentieth, Omaha. FRANKLIN. -1917 Franklin. Wire wheels; Spanish leather upholstery; car In excellent con dition. A real bargain. Monona Coun ty Auto Company, Onawa, Iowa. USED cars of exceptional value. GUY L. SMITH, DOUg. 1970. 2563 Farnam St. FORDS, BUICKS, DODGE, NEW AND USED CARS, FORD BODIES. O'ROURKE-GOLDSTROM AUTO CO.. 3701 SOUTH 24TH ST. SOUTH 399. FOR TERMS ON USED CARS VAN BRUNT'S. Look for the red seal on windshield. OAKLAND Sensible Six. MARSH OAKLAND CO., 2300 Farnam SL THE DIXIE FLYER. . W. R. NICHOLS MOTOR COMPANY., 2520 Farnam St. BARGAINS IN USED CARS. McCaffrey Motor Co., 16th and Jackson. Ford Agent. D. 8500. AUTOMOBILE electrical repairs; service station for Rayflcld carburetors and Columbia storage batteries. Edwards. WANTED For spot cash, 109 used car: quick action; no delay. Aito Exchange Co., 2059 Farnam St. Doug. 6035. UNITED AUTO PARTS Co! T 2062 FARNAM. N EXCEPTIONAL USED CARS. FORD MARKET. 2230 Farnam. Cash. Time. Liberty Bonds. BEST VALUES IN USED CARS. -TRAWVER AUTO CO., 1910 FARNAM. GOOD USED CARS. GUY L. SMITH. FOR SALE Cadillac 8; must see to ap preclate; bargain. Harney 5434. Tires and Supplies. USED TIRES DIRT CHEAP. 30x3, $4.00; 30x3H. $5.00. AM sizes In proportion. Look over our rebullts. Open Sundays. Tyler 2986. 908 N. 16th St. Keystone Tire Shop. NEW TIRE BARGAINS-6,000 MILES7 30x31,4 Flsk.. $11.95 I 36x4. ...... .$26. 96 30x3 8.95 I 34x4 20.96 WHILE THEY LAST. 1722 Cuming. Repairing and Painting. RAIDIATOR CORES INSTALLED. Manufactured In Omaha. 24-hour serv ice for auto, truck and tractor. Expert radiator and fender repairing; body dents removed; new fenders made. OMAHA AUTO RADIATOR MFG. CO. 1819 Cuming St. Tyler 917. Motorcycles and Bicycles. HARLEY - DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES Bargains In used machines. Victor H. Roos, the motorcycle man. 27th and Leavenworth Sts. POULTRY AND PET STOCK. WHEAT screenings, $2.50 per hundred, delivered. 801 North 16th St A. W. Wagner, Douglas 1142. CHICKENS and Ducks, Call Col. 3988. PERSONAL. FURNACES cleaned, $2. Central Tin Shop. PERSONAL. THE SALVATION Army Industrial nom solicit your old clothing, furniture, magazines. We collect. We distribute. Phone Doug. 4135 and our wagon will call. Call and Inspect our new home. 1U0-1112-11M Dodge Street. MONEY TO LOAN. DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY I.OATja Lowest rate. Private loan booth. Harry maiasnocK, inn uoage. u, pbis. rea,I8P, FARMS and city loans. tt. U. LUUUKE, INC 628 Keellne Bldg. REAL ESTATE-Busincss Property BUSINESS property and investment. A. P. TUKEY A SON. 420 VUtt National Bank Bldg. What Lillian Underwood Declared to Madge. 'I think Richard Second is getting tired, Marion." . ' It was hard to recognize Mother Graham's voice, usually noticeable for its austerity, in the -softened ac cents she emploved toward Lillian's charming little daughter But Mar ion long ago stormed the last citadel of my mother-in-law's heart by her absolute devotion to the baby, and is now so firmly entrenched that the elderly woman indulges her almost as atrociously as she does her small grandson. "Do you want him to take his nap?" the little girl responded in stantly. "It is time for it," the grandmoth er sait! smiling. , "And mayn't f come, too, while you go that funny humble-bee way?" Mother Graham's face flushed with pleasure. She is very proud of her ability to put Junior "to sleep wit.1) a sound suggestive of the buzzing ot bees, I know) of course, that it is contrary to the last word in baby psychology to allow him to be put to sleep in any such manner, out Mother Graham takes such'manifest comfort in the performance, and, be sides, it is so marvellously effective that I have, never opposed it. Lillian laughed with amused ten derness. , "I think if Marion were given her choice between listening to, that buz zing lullaby a,nd watching the most fascinating motion picture in exist ence, the lullaby would win," she as serted; "She seems never to tire of watching you put the baby to sleep, ' Mother Graham, although she must have seen you do it dozens of times." Eyes That Follow. . "She has a front seat at every per formance," my mother-in-law. re-. turned with a grim little smile whicli softened into tenderness as she turn ed to th dear little girl. "Conic along, Marion. We'll go up into the veranda and put this young man into his carriage." Lillian's eyes and mine followed the trie as they made their way slow ly toward the house. Marion's dancing footsteps and my mother-in-law's slow cnies accommodating themselves to the faltering "steps of my small son, whose chubby little hands were clasped by those of his grandmother afd Marion on either sj,de of him. Marion's childish fig ure was intensely protective as she bent over iht baby. "What a wonderful mother she will make some day!" I spoke involuntarily as I turned to Lillian. An instant liter I re gretted the little speech, for her eyes were wet as she watched the child. ; . Madge Detains Lillian. "God grant tint motherhood mat come to her happily." he said 'fer vently, and I knew that again I had rashly uncovered the obsessing fear of Lfllian's life -that she might not be able to avert from her idolized daughter's life the unhappiness that had been her own fate. The sound of a high-powered mo tor car, turning into the Durkee's oriveway drew both our eyes in that direction. Through a gap in the trees we saw Major Grantland alight trom.the car and go -up the steps. Lillian rose abruptly from the gar den bench where we had vated our selves. , ' "I'm going in the house," she said with decision. "Mrs Durkce said this morning she was going to bring the poor, dear major over if be came today, and. I should be shocking company for any one. I'm in simply a horried mood." v I. put out my hand and seized, her arm firmly before she could move. "You're not going to take a sin gle step away from herel" I said grimly. "If you do I shall scream loudly, and when everybody runs cut I shall firmly assert that von have been kicking me brutally" "That may not be a falsehood if you don't let me go," she threaten-, ed, then as she glimpsed the very real discomfort in my face she changed her tone abruptly. "What's the matter? You look as if. you were in a blue funk." - "I am," I confessed miserably, "If either Major Grantland or Mrs. Durkee were coming over I coulif could" , "Stand it, but the combination makes you woozj'," Lillian finished quickly. "Same here. I don't know what has gotten into her Fluffiness. but she has evidently decided that she is the goddess in the machine oJ a romantic affair between you. and (he poor, dear, major, and she means to involve you both in a more or less platonic triangle, ;f she has to take you both by neck and heels and chuck you into it. But don't -worry. Seeing the performance is like taking a dose Of quinine, but I'll stick. "Never, never shall it be said that I deserted Mrs. Micawber.' (Continued Tomorrow.) No Coal In His Home, But ' He'll Be Warm for 30 Days Though completely out of coal in his home, William . Spady, 3120 . North Thirty-first street, will be moderately warm for the next 30 days. He was given a jail sentence in Central police court yesterday for vagrancy. Special officers arrested him Tuesday night in the Burling ton railroad yards when they cam; upon him picking up coal about the tracks. Spady is a negro. The officers said they nearly stumbled over him. in the dark. REAL ESTATE TRACKAGE. FOR DESIRABLE TRACKAGE PROPER TIES AND WAREHOUSE SPACE. SEE GLOVER SPAIN. Realtnra Doujtla S9S2. 018-20 City Nat. Bk. Bldg. GOOD tracks lot, 112 feet front, paved street. 23.500. S. P. BOSTWTfC. 200 Be Building. LEGAL NOTICES STOCKHOLDER'S MEETING. Notice I hereby aiven that a apeclal meeting of the stockholders of th South Platte Land Company will be held' at the office of said land company. Room 701, First National Back Building, In Lincoln, Nebraska, on the 24th day of December. , 119, at 11:00 o'clock a. m., for the pur pose of considering and acting upon th matter of extendlnr or renewtna article of Incorporation of said company. y oraer of th Board or Director. CH. MORRILL, -President. w. w Turner, Secretary. , Lincoln. Nebraska. November 24. 111. LN, ai t D, U inclusive, Kora. Sua. "