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DEATHS & FUNERAL NOTICES
c '. to a.' 7.'-1, I.- I k..ln m I Hra,ir a woA 41
beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
llraily, died February 12, 1920. She la
aurvlved by her (laughter. Hhea: father
and mother, four alstera and one
brother: Mra. Arthur Irvine, Chicago,
111.; Mrs. Morgan Coleman, Chicago, III.;
Mrs. (K-orge Wellage, Lincoln, Neb.;
Mra P U. Sutton, Omaha, Neb.; Mr
Ravmond Brady, Omaha, Neb.
Funeral Monday morning at family
residence, 2420 Camden Ave., to Holy
Angela cnurcn, s a. rn
""MASONIC FUNERAL. COVERT NO. ,11.
The funeral aervlce of our late
Brother, Raymond E. Sperry. will be
Sunday, February 15, at 3 p. m.i under
the auspices ot covert uvmo
F. and A. M. Members of Covert Lodge
will meet at Masonic Temple promptly
edward'b. kettell. w, m.
GEORGE R. PORTER, Sec'y.
JENSEN H. P. at the family residence,
3066 South Twenty-eighth avenu,o, Feb
ruary 12, 1920, ago 4$ iwata 11 months
and 11 da. .
Funeral Sunday at z:So p. m.., from
Johnson & Swanson chapel, 2204 Cum
ing Interment West Lawn cemetery.
Ho Is- survived by his widow,, one
daughter, Ella, two eons, Elmer and
Verrr onu
Phillips Joseph f.step. .aged 75
Thursday t bla residence, 8828 Grand
"funeral from Hoffmann Funeral
Home, 24th and Dodge, Sunday, 2:30 p.
n. Remains leave via Burlington, 8:20
a. m. Monday. Interment, York, Neb.
Deceased la survived by his wife Mar
tina
WHIPPLE Mrs. J. C. aged 70. At Baton,
N M., February 13, 1920. Survived by
H. A.'Whlpply, Adda Whipple Plummet,
Etta Whlnple Bartley and Georgia
Whipple Jlalelgh. Servlcea at residence
of II. A. Whipple, 2434 Saratoga St.,
fe on ary in, at J v. m.
LESTER Grace C died Monday, Feb
ruary 9, at the residence of her sister,
Mra. H. D. Allen, 2917 Jackson street.
Funoral services at Hulse & Rlepen a
chapel, 701 So. 16th St., Monday, Feb
ruary 16, at 10:30 a. m. Interment West
Lawn cemetery. Friends welcome.
CARLSON Selma, ag46 years, February
13, 19:10. beloved wife of Gus Carlson of
242S South Eighteenth Btreet.
Funeral Sunday afternoon at 2 o clock
from N. P. Swanson's chapel, Seven
teenth and Cuming streets. Interment
West Lawn cemetery
FALCONER Allan Joan., age 25 years 6
months 3 days. Februery 13, 1920. Fune
ral will be from the North Presbyterian
church Monday at 2 o'clock. Interment
Forest Lawn Cemetery. Friends aro; wel-
eorie.
RANDOLPH Lloyd, aged 20 years, eb
ruarv 12, 1920. Beloved son of J. B.
Randolph, attorney, liee RUlg. Remains
at Duffy & Johnston's parlors. Funeral
Notices Inter.
CARD OF THANKS
WE wish to thank our many friends and
neighbors for the sympathy shown us,
cspcclaMr in the Dcutscher Damen, er
eln nnd Saxonla Verein and Omaha
Mailer Blikurs' club, also for the beau
tiful floral , offerings during the sick
ness a,nd death of our beloved wlfo and
mother, otto WAGNERi
' MAX WAGNER.
Sk wish' to thank our many friends and
neighbors for the kindness shown us
"ilurtng tho death of our beloved mother,
. daughter and .sister,. Minnie (Cohen)
Rosendnlo. also tor- beautiful floral of.
f rlnrrs.-fr.' tarrl Cohen and family,
H.viiianttyondBle. Earl Risk.
WE wish to 4)unk our many tr)ends and
relative -for their kindness and many
beantiful floral offerings at the death
of ,oar beloved husband and father.
Mrs. It. . Woodruff and family.
v FUNERALJDIRECTORS.
STACK & FALCONER,
"INDEPENDENT, UNDERTAKERS."
riERCEARROV
' AMBULANCE SERVICE.
Thirty-third anil Jjrnm Harney 4.
. FRED E. FERO,
FUNERAL DIRECTOR.
T i .1,. Affpnrtnnt
2td and Cuming Sts. Phone Douglas
77. Auto ambulance.
NEW LOCATION
CROSBY'S NEW FUNERAL) HOME.
2018 WIRT ST.
Away from noise of busy streets.
PHONE WEBSTER 47.
HEAFEY & HEAFEY,
Undertakers and Embalmers.
Phone H. 265. Office 2611 Farnam.
HULSE & RIEPEN.
Pioneer Funeral Directors.
T01 South 16th St. Doug. 10.
T A OO ART & SON. .
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS.
Telephone Doug. 714. 2218 Cuming St.
TlUFFY JOHNSTON
UNDERTAKERS. 717 8. 16th. Tyler 1678.
FLORISTS.
LEE L. LARMON
1814 nonglas St. 1 Douglas 8244.
1L. Henderson. 1519 Farnam. Douglssl248.
JOHN BATH.18th and Farnam. D. 3000.
MONUMENTS & CEMETERIES.
THE largest display of monuments In
the United States. FRANK SVOBODA,
1215 8. 13th. PhonoDouglas 1875-5216.
BIRTHS AND DEATHS.
" Bh-tha Harry and .Elsie Rembe, 41T
Worth Forty-second street, girl; Grant and
Ethel Mclluay, 2429 Lamlel avenue, girl;
Frank and Caroline Burla,132S Jaynes
street, boy; Roy and Iietta McGulgan,
1629 4 Ohio street, boy; Everett and Ma
bel Dodds, 2S02 South Thirty-first street,
boy; A. V. and Anna Munson. 2424 Larl
more avenue, girl; Max and Gussie Slref,
24S3 Charles street, boy; Henry and Helen
Martin, hospital, girl; Peter and Andrew
Anderson, 2320 Sprague street, boy; Abra
ham and Helen Sklar, 1539 North Twen
tieth street, girl; William and Carrie Tay
lor, 2622 North Thirteenth street, boy:
Stanislay and Anna Nyklel, 2923 Gold
street, boy; James an Nlrklne Christen
sen, 4921 North Twenty-fifth street, .girl;
Charles snd Alta Stlffler, 4319 Larlmore
avenue, boy; Fredrick and Dorothy Gar
hart, 4426 Barker avenue, boy.
Deaths Roy Donld Hughes, 3, 1201 H
Bouth Eleventh street; William A. Fal
coner, 41, 2618 North Twenty-seventh
street; Henry W. Ashunsson, 42, Sixty
third and Center streets; Dora A. Whit
worth, 63, 222 North Nineteenth street;
Clifford Norton, 1, 2006 California street;
Hattle Mary Johnson, 1, 6S0S Maple street;
James Kalclk, 21, 1025 Atlas street; Mar
garet Carlson, 21, 2769 Chicago street;
Euphemla Wood, 75, 11 North Twenty
third street; Lillian M. Hahn, 40, 3118
Cass street; Marie E. Peterson, 53, 3919
Davenport street; Cecelia Keane. ), 6713
South Thirtieth street; Allen W. Hawk,
(2. 2023 Ohio street.
MARRTAGE LICENSES.
The following couples were granted li
cense to wed: '
Name and Residence. Age.
Isadora Holsteln, Denver, Colo 49
Sarah Ryan, Minneapolis, Minn 46
Orvy L. Kruse, Omaha, Neb J4
Bess F. Handley, Omaha, Neb.. 20
Charles Stetter, Douglas, Neb 29
Lucille Burch, Tecumseh, Neb 13
BUILDING PERMITS.
E. N. Booell, 1121 South Thirty-sixth
street, dwelling, $5,000'. Don A. Oberman,
40J South Twenty-ninth street, dwelling,
$3f60O; Roy Strain, 2663 Browne street,
trams dwelling. $4,00; Fox Film Ex
chance, 1416 Harney atreet, alterations,
$!.20. -
LOST FOUND REWARDS.
Lost White fox terrlor. 6 ntbnths old,
on West Dodge road. Liberal reward to
finder, call Walnut HM-l. '
LOST Cards and six- Important school
books. Liberal reward. Call Barney
. .
LOST FOUNDREWARDS.
IF man aeen picking sock of money from
floor at Omaha Potato Market, 611 N.
16th St., will return aame to Mr. 8 tine
bur. Prop., he will receive $2 re
ward. '
WILL THE PARTY WHO FOUND PURSE
IN TELEPHONE BOOTH OR WASH
ROOM IN HUR0FS3-NASH THURS
DAY. FEBRUARY 12, AT 1:30. CALL
WALNUT S12S. WILL IDENTIFY.
FOR ARTICLES LOST on atreet cara tele
phone Tyler 800. We are anxious to ro.
atore lost articles to rightful owners.
OMAHA & COUNCIL BLUFFS ST. KY.
CO.
LOST One male urlndle bull don, answers
to name Tlfe. Reward, call vtainur.
4575.
AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION,. AUCTION.
AMERICAN RAILWAY F.XPRESS CO.
Sal.s Bureau, 1111 Harney St., Omaha,
Thursday. February 19 1920. 9:30
a. m. At the nbove time and place
we will sell at Public Auction to the
highest bidder for cash unclaimed and
lost shipments Including boxes, trunks,
barrels, suitcases, packages, bundles, etc.,
containing merchandise of every descrip
tion. F. B. STEPHENSON, Auctioneer
A. J. SAMPSON. Sales Agent.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
SEALED BIDS
Will bs received by the City Clerk
of Schuyler, Neb., until Wednesday,
February 18th, 7:30 p. m., for laying
about 15,000 feet of 10-8-6 and ,4-lnch
water Imaln, setting 24 hydrants, 24
valves, and necessary fittings.
Specifications may be had by appli
cation to the Water Commissioner at
Schuyler, Neb.
CITY CLERK.
F. R. MOD RE.
AERIAL TRANSPORTATION If you are
interested in Aerial TransporfSlion de
velopment in tha United States, a postal
card will bring you full particulars.
Commercial Airship Syndicate, Gumbcl
Phlff., Kansas City. Mo.
'THE DEATH POT" In Christian Science
will Be the subject of the promised In
teresting pcrmon by Dr. Baltzly in
Kountze Memorial Lutheran church,
Sunday evening at 8 o'-clock.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
Furniture and Household Goods.
AUCTION AUCTION
Extra high-grade furniture, rugs,
talking machine, and furnishings of
several good homes, including the Her
home at 124S South Tenth street, and
the O'Cane home, from Omaha Van &
Storge Co., will be sold in my
AUCTION HOUSE
SOUTHEAST CORNER 18TH AND
WEBSTER STS.
MONDAY, FEB. 16. STARTS at 1 P. M.
This is a good sale of good furniture,
some of the best money will buy, Includ
ing extra good mahogany living room
furniture, davenport and chairs; ma
hogany and oak library tables; talking
machine; several extra good Wilton and
Axminsterrugs, all -sizes; 1 Oriental
rug; 1 piano; 3 good dining room sets,
complete; mahogany bedroom suite,
complete, like new; several good brass
and Vernls Martin beds, springs and
mattresses; mahogany and oak dress
ers; chiffoniers and dressing table; book
case; writing desk; leather duofnld;
Beveral good mahogany and oak rocking
chairs; Turkish leather rocker; several
Mission leather chairs; gas range; steel
range; kitchen cabinet; dishes; cooking
utensils; linens; blankets and comfort
ers; drapes and pictures, and hundreds
of articles too numerous too mention.
This Is a big sale of two beautiful
homes.
JAMES L. DOWD, Auctioneer.
If you have anything to sell, call
Red 3286, Tyler 966 or Colfax 1424.
FURNITURE
Am leaving the city and have the fol
lowing furniture, all in flrst-class-condl-tlon,
for sale:
2 Bed room sets.
1 Dining room set.
1 Living room set.
1 Library table.
1 Davenport.
3 Rugs.
1 Gas range.
In fact, everything complete for five
rooms; have lease on place which I will
turn over to parties who will buy fur
niture. These articles will be sold at a
bargain.
Box T1S4. Omaha Bee.
FOR SALE.
Railroad salvage goods of rugs, all
sizes and qualities, Wilton Axmlnster.
bbdy brussels, velvets, also one Oriental
rug; several hundred yards of stair car
pet and linoleum; furniture of ail kinds;
buffets, china closets, chairs, rockers,
commodes, library tables and floor
lamps, beds, springs and mattresses, In
silk floss and pure hair, and many other
things too numerous to mention. This
salo is absolutely a saving of one-half.
1113 Harney St; Doug. 7802
BEST BARGAINS IN OMAHA.
Solid oak Jacobean William and Mary
8-plece dining room suite valued at $275
to go at $175. The suite consists of (
chairs, leather seated;. an extension ta
ble and a very roomy buffet. Other
suites In same style. A William and
Mary, In walnut, $290 value, at $197.60.
-A William and Mary, in mahogany. $400
value, at $240.
STATE FURNITURE COMPANY,
Corner 14th and Dodge Streets,
Opposite V. P. Headquarters, Omaha.
AUCTION! AUCTION!
Extra high grade furniture, piano,
talking machine, rugs nnd furntahings,
including the O'Keefe and Rainey homes,
will be sold in my auction house, S. E.
Cor. 18th and Webster Sts., Wednesday,
Feb. IS. starta at 1 p. m. This is a
big sale of good furniture, watch the
paper for details.
JAMES L. DOWD, Auctioneer.
If you have anything to sell, call D.
32S5. Ty. 9fi6 or Colfax 1424.
$25,000 stock of furniture to be sold; 300
stoves of all kinds, rugs, linoleum, phon
ographs, dufolds. 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.
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN
1 large oak rocker.
1 small oak rocker.
1 small oak straight back arm chair.
1 9x12 rug.
2 6x9 rugs.
Harney 6304.
FOR SALE Sunday only, between 2 and
4 p. m.. 2018 Sherman Ave., Apt. 5, Ma
jestic: Mahogany leather duofold, elec
tric lamp, chairs, cut ' glass, painted
china, gold 8-day clock; Blrdseye maple
dresser, large mattresslap robe;
TWO French velvet rugs, size- 6-6x9, one
4-6x7-6 and two runners (French vel
vet); one general electric 3-burner stove
with oven, nearly new. Fhone Walnut
2303 or call 631 North42d SL
LEAVING CITS, win sell'" rooms ot
household goods; Vlll sell in piece or all
at onre; small automobile: player piano.
6139 So. 20th St.
FOR SALE Furnishings of 3-room apt.
Parties may have rrivllsge of renting
the apt Good location and reasonable
rent. Douglas 4959.
OMAHA PILLOW CO.-r-Mattresaes made
over In new ticks at half the price of
w iwn- i:m, fuming ?S' uouglas 24K7.
We sell new and near-new furniture,
rugs ac lowest, prices; casn
or payments. Amer. Furn. Co.. 605 N. 16.
WILL sirltlee good household furniture
at msoMMt prices If sold at once.
Toii-;in jt-9. t- Cuming 8t
GAS stoves connected, $2. All kinds of gas
ww rrompi service, Harney 1619,
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
Pianos and Musical Instruments.
Instructions given on trap drums.
Complete wt ot nw and used trap
druma Tor sale. Call IlollRnd H. Hur
rold. 2420 Patrick Ave. Webster 162.
(With Ailama .lar.a Hand.)
BRAND new, laige, beautiful 1225 mahog
any cabinet phonograph; used one
month, $115, including records and
needles. Phone Harney 29H5.
A. HOSPE CO.
Everything In
art and music
Plyins for rent. J4J'-Biwjnph.
YOUR records exenunised at 611 North
17th St., up-to-date selection to pick
from. 15e for the exenange.
DRUMS, traps, marimbas, Inatruct.ons, re
pairing. Phone Harney 2S6i. Geo. A.
Smith, 2761 Da vetmort St. .
SPLENDID Hamilton upright grand
piano. Walnut case. Cheap for quick
sale. Webster less..
PLAYER riANO, Just Ilka new, real bar
gain. Douglas 4ii J.
Lumher and Building Mattrials.
TRY H. KEVAN44 SOUTH 20THBT.
Machinery and Engines; '
FOR SALE Norfolk Siiuaro Turn tractor,
model 1917, with plows, has been run
about 20 davs. In good condition, price
21 000 Fred Weslliv, Petersburg, Neb.
Store and Office Fixtures.
WK buy. ll and make desks, safes, show
cases, shelving, etc. Omaha Fixture &
Supply Co., 1 1th nnd Douglas. D. 2784.
Clothing and Frrs.
GENUINE REGULATION
ARMY SHOES.
10.000 pairs good russet, uppers slight
ly worn, new ouk leather bottoms;
price. 12.50; worth $S. 50 ; dyed black,
25o extra; 5,000 pairs all sizes and
ittl'.i nv Vs) d rs n ' d bO'l". sho s,
22.2r; 3,500 pairs ladies', all sizes and
styloB, 12. All shoes liave good uppers,
with new bottoms. , Mull $1, balance on
delivery. Exchanges made or money
refunded. Kingsley Tiro and Shoe Shop,
3862 Cottage Grove, Chicago.
Typewriters and Supplies.
TYPEWRITERS
AND
ADDING MACHINES
ALL MAKES, bought, sold, rented and
repaired. SoV agents for the CORONA.
Get our prii before you buy. Every
machine gua-nnteed.
Central Typewriter Exc.
Doug. 4121
1905 Farnam.
WE boy, sell and exchange all makes
of typewriters. Write for list. Midland
Office Simply Co., 1 H'4 Dodge.
RENT an Oliver' Typew riter, tlirt e months
for lti.00. Oliver Agency, 1906 Farnam
St., City. .
Miscellaneous.
FOR SALE.
United States government standard
all-wool new blankets, size 60xS4 Inches,
weight over 4 pounds; color, olive drat).
Will be shipped, prepaid, to any part of
tho United Stata for $7.60 each. Gal
lant Mercantilo Co., 620 S. Wabash Ave.,
Clilcago.
A rX'MMAGK SALK'wIh be heliT'ut ply
mouth Congregational church, 18th and
Emmet, February 19. Door opens at 10
a. m. Men's, women's and children's
clothing. Slioea of all kinds. Kitchen
utensils, hand-power washing machines
and wringers.
FOR -SALE Slightly used ico cream
fountain also tables, chairs, coffee urn,
refrigerator with glass case, very cheap.
Must bo sold at once. Address, Box T
70. Omnha Bee.
WK WILL place on sale 200 bushels of
apples, selected WInesaps from sprayed
orchard?. Florence Growers' Exchange,
821 N. 30th St. Colfax16ii.
GAS stove, in good condition; six-hole
burners and two ovenH: can be seen
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at
Omaha Van & Storage Co.
l'HAKIi BLABS.
$1,000 worth, 2.r per cent discount,
Friday and Saturday, this week only.
Room 6111 Se"ii-Hl03 BldK.
BOWSER gasoline filling station pump
and underground tank for sale, to be
removed Immediately. F. D. Wead, tlO
S. 18th St. Tyler151.
OMAHA PILLOW CO. Feather nttKsses
made rrom your own featlmrs, summer
an d wl n tor sides. 19 07 Cuming. D. 2467.
CHICKEN feed, straw and hay, sold at
Walnut Hill Feed Store. Auto delivery
anywhere in city. Walnut 171H.
NEW L. C. Smith typewriter for $50.
Call janitor at Selma Apt., 630 Parke
Ave, Phone Harney 3091.
FOR SALE Good condition, easy running
washer. Colfax 4067.
HAY, $18 per ton, delivered. A. W. Wag
ner, 801 North 16th St. Doug. 1 14 2.
'TYPEWRITER and adding machine for
sale. Colfax 164f.
DRY KINDLING WOOD. Acme Box Co.
Hnmey 1S37.
REED baby buggy, good condition, Wal-
nut 6772.
TO SAVE $35 on electric washing ma-
chlne,call .Harney 1610.
Kindling-delivered," $3.60 'lo7dWeb746sT
WANTED TO BUY.
LIBERTY BONDS
High prices for certain Issues thin week.
We will help you make your Income tax
return. Strictly confidential.
SECURITY INVEST
MENT CO.,
Tyler 2736. 639 Securities Bldg.
WF3 BUY baled waste pap-r, old maga
zines and newspapers. State quantity
you ha.'e on hand. Write or phone for
prices. Omaha Paper Stock Co.,. 15th
nnd Marey. Douglas 159.
LIBERTY PONDS BOUGHT
MACK'S BOND IIOL'SE.
1421 First Nat.. Bank Bldg.
Phona Tyler 3iJ4.
DESKS DESKS DESKS
New desks; used desks bought, sold and
traded. .1. C. Roed. 1207 Farnam. D. 6146.
WANTED Full revolving steam shovel,
three fourths dipper. Also dump
wagons Geo. M. King, 2513 High St.,
Drs Moines, la.
WE ARK in the market fur mixed paper
and magazines and offer interesting
prices. Write or call A. Ferer & Son,
Douglas 24:16.
Liberty Bonds Bought
610 World-Herald Bldg.
WILL buy second-hand clothing, shoes
and furniture. Tyler 2598. A. Zavett,
705 Nory16th St.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Baggage and Express.
"The Only Way"
R. Ticket
Office. D. 295.
Omaha Transfer Co.
Accordeon Pleating.
ACCORD EON, side, knife, sunburst, box
pleating, covered buttons, all sizes and
styles; hemstitching, plcot, edging, eye
let cut work, button holes, pennants
HEMSTITCHING, PLEATING, BUTTONS
Q. U. Van Amain Pleating Co.
412-17 Paxton Blk. Phone Doug. HOI.
Brass and Iron Foundries.
PAXTON-M ITCH ELL CO.
27th and Martha Sis., Omaha, Neb.
Brass, bronze, aluminum and machine
gray Iron castings.
Contractors'.
BRICKWORK CONTRACTED Estimates
gladly given. August Bahrs, 1620 Burt.
Tel. 4S70.
Chriopodists.
Carrie J. Burford. 620 Paxton Blk. R. 4687.
Clothing and Furs.
FULL dress suits for rent. 109 N. 16th st
John Feldman. Phflwe 312.
Corsets.
EXPERIENCED Wl alter or fix any
corset. Walnut 4407.
Dancing Academies.
ITl?! PTMT? School for Dancing, 2424
XVXJi-i-lT 11H i-i Farnam. D. 7h50. Class
at 8: dancing at 9 p. m., Monday, Thurs
day. Saturday: privatp lessons anytime.
OMAHA Educational and Amusement
club. Fancy, stago and ball room danc
ing. Colfax 4923.
Dentists.
DR. SECOR. 1st Nat. Bk". Bldg. Ty. 2138,
Dr. Bradbury. Nooain. 921 W." O. W. Bldg.
Detectives.
PHIL WINCKLER, expert in branches,
shadow, investigating, locating, per
sonal service. Harney 5708.
JAMES ALLAN. 31 2 Neville Blk. Evid"ence
secured In all cases. Tyler 1136.
Qressmaking.
DRESSMAKING and alterations, work
giinrpMeii. Webster 6'.fi5.
DRESSMAKING and alterations, work
guaranteed. Tyler 3979.
FOR dainty, tiny tots' clothes, call Har
ney 2165.
DRESSMAKING and altering done. Doug
las ;.
TERRY Dressmaking College, 19205, Far
nam. Douglas 6834.
Electrical Utilities.
ELECTRIC heaters, $10.50; vacuum clean
ers, $37.60. Mola washing machine
Lalley-V.'ilsnn Flectrtc Co.. 1307 Farnam
BEST electric vacuum sweepers for rent:
delivered. Webster
r 4213. '
El.ECTKH Vacuum cleaner lor rfcaL Call
Douglas 5718.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Excavating.
FOR excavating. Call Harney II 6 S.
Garages.
REDl-MADE GARAGES, wood or steel.
Send for circular. Redl-Mada Housing
Co., 2211 Howard. Red S667.
Hats Blocked.
HATS! HATS!
Hats cleaned snd blocked.
Paxton Parlor,
1 61)7 '4 FARNAM,
Hauling.
FOR moving and hauling, call Douglas
7115. Blue .Line Transfer Co., 2063
Farnam. 1
HAULING, all kinds,1' best service, best
rates. Tyler 1970.
14 AND i ton trucks for hire by hour.
nay or ween, walnut Iin4.
Kodak Finishing and Enlarging.
FILSIS developed; printing and enlarging?
Write for prices. The Ensign. Co.. 1607
Howard St
Rjanacjuring:
WEAVING and old rugs remade 'Tyler
143 J.
Jewelry.
DIAMONDSWe Pay the best price
aVXXiil-i.Xi-Owth privilege to buy
back at small profit. GROSS JEWELRY
CO.. 402 N. 16th St. Red 6081.
W. O. FLATAU.
Jeweler Established 1892.
Sixth Fiod, Securities Bldg.
Osteopath.
DR MABEL WESSON.
Ill Balrd Bldg., 17th and Douglas.
T. Z!"ti M. 4741.
Painting and P.-.perhanging.
PAPERHANGING, painfttlg; estimates
free; that cost nothing and save you
PAINTING, papering, paper cleaning; pa-
per Vj price. Harney 6740.
PAINTING, paperhanglng and plastering.
Vkonn IVoln... 41
PAINTING, paperhanying and paper clean-
PAPERHANGING, $6 room and up, In.
eluding paper and work. Walnut 4998.
Patents.
PATENTS procured, bought and sold. In
ternational Patent Co., 682 Brandels.
T (11
Printing.
Wedding Stationery
V. S, Printing Co., 422 S. 16th St.
Safes.
SAFES
BARGAINS. 12lh Farnam.
J. J. Deright Safe Co.
Sewing Machines.
SEWING MACHINES
We rent, re.'nlr, s'H needles and parts.
MICKELS',
15th and Harney. Doug. 1973.
Stationery.
OMAHA Statlone ry Co., 307-9 South 17th.
Tailors.
Diedrlek, P. L., 216 S. 20th, Tal.'Jr. P. 2432,
M. KE1SEH. SI?)! South 18th. D. 1187.
Theatrical.
THEA'lyiOAL. historical and masque cos
tumes for amateur theatricals and par
ties for rent at T. Lichen & Son, Omaha.
Towel Supplies.
Omaha Towel Supply, 207 S. 11th. P. 628,
Wedding Stationery.
WEDDING announcements and printing.
Douglas Printing Co. Tel. Douglas 644.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
DO YOU WANT
A staple line, on a salary and
bonus basis, handling job
bers exclusively?
Territories made up of one to
twelve jobbing points? ,
Your headquarters in principal
cities in territory assigned
to you ?
No missionary work with re
tail trade?
You are at headquarters each
week end.
Men who cannot qualify to
earn $3,000 to $4,000 per
year to start; not qualified?
You can and must increase
- your earnings with us each,
succeeding year.
We are a rapidly growing
manufacturer of staple lines.
Men experienced in wholesale
grocery, packing, soap, candy,
match, biscuit lines, etc., par
ticularly qualified.
DO YOU WANT
to get away from retail work
and limited opportunities?
Give age, name of present
employer (In confidence)
and present earnings.
Territory, with your home city
as headquarters. maybe
available by transferring
our present representative
to advantage of all.
Box Y-967, Bee.
OIL STOCKS
ARE SPECULATIVE.
And while they offer large returns,
do not speculate unless you can afford
.f take a loss. The recent discovered
)il fields are bringing wealth to a great
.oany people. Profit by first-hand In
lormation. Many millions will be made,
is this year promises to be the biggest
.n the history of the petroleum indus
try. If you are holding oil stocks in
.ompanies operating in the Mid 'Conti
nent, Texas and Burkburnett fields, or
.iiterested,i you should read the Oil
1'res.s and Vet the real facts each issue
brimful of valuable data and interesting
news about tho oil IndusLry and the
recent successes. More than 200,000
readers a month. Thousands have made
money by its advice. A late issue to
gether with the "Markets" containing
quotations on listed and unlisted oil
stocks and colored map of the Kansas
and Oklahoma oil fields free on request.
Address Oil Press, 1505 Republic Bldg.,
Kansas City. Mo.
FOR RENT.
Grocery department in one ot the
most up-to-date stores In the city of
Omaha, also located la the heart of tha
city, doing cash business, with no de
livery. Will rent to good grocery man.
No fixtures to buy. Will reduce stock
to suit tenant. Must come well reoom
mended. ADDRESS BOX T 71, OMAHA BEE.
TEN-ACRE lease Burkburnett recently
sold for million dollars. Buy 10 acres
gilt-edged commercial oil and gas lease
Sutton, Val Verde and Edwards counties,
Texas; $10 per acre. Sinclair, Gulf Re
fining, Cash Oil and other big oper
ators our neighbors. Great drilling
activity surrounding. Simply send name
today for elaborate Texas oil map in
oclors, sample lease, exact description of
property and Interesting free booklet
explaining geology and facts about oil
business. References, Commerce Trust
Co., Natitmal Bank of Commerce, Se
curity National, Continental National.
J. R. Sutherlln Co., 818-A Commerce
Bldg.. Kansaa City, Mo.
THE Farmers and Merchants Oil com
pany of Alcestor, S. D., composed of
farmers and merchants of Union coun
ty, have organised their own oil com
pany NO WfND OR WATER OR
STOCK for sale. You can oome In like
tho rest of us and own an equal inter
est in twenty-five hundred acre, and
an equal interest in our well now start
ing to drill in proven territory. If In
terested, write us for circular and fur
ther information. Farmers and Mer
chants Oil Co., Alcester, S. D. H. E.
Johnson, secretary.
DOES YOUR SPARE CAPITAL
WORK FOR YOU.
with 100 per cent results? If not,
write and we will advise 'ou of an
investment vHiich your common
sense will not permit you to over
look. Address MUTUAL, Room
309, 110 W. 40th St., New York.
STOCK SALESMEN NOTE.
Owner large block nil 1ppph,
favorably located, southwestern
fiplds. now In Omaha to arrange
general sales contract with re
sponsible, experienced salesmen
, with clean record. No state, per
mits necessary. Exceptional op
portunity for fatt campaign. Re
plying, state experience handling;
sates and salesmen Address.
Box Y-BC4, Omaha Bee.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
FORTUNES IM OIL WELLS
AND LEASES.
$100 Invested has made $22,000. Small
Investors mnde millionaires. Why not
you? Get In on the ground floor: In
vest In the world's best. Tulu.ro Basin,
where we expect 8,000 barrel gushers per
day. Write quick for maps and leaflets,
If you expect to become a millionaire.
OTKKO OIL LEASING CO.,
Tularosa, New Mexico
WANTED Lady er gentleman to assist
all or part time anil invest $1,000 to
$1,500 In a dealer proposition of great
possibilities, you tvlll handle your own
money, I will furnish the engineering
ability necessary to obtain exclusive ter
ritory ot Douglas, Cass and Washington
Counties, Neb., and ' Pottawatamle
County, la. An excellent opportunity
for a lady possessing a little tact or
sales ability. Address Box Y-962, Omaha
Bee. v
INVEST WITH SAFETY.
We have large holdings of genuine
prospective oil land at Conroe, Texas.
We have production at Sour Lake cap
able of paying more than J per cent.
We want to drill at Conroe at once.
Will pay dividends while drilling.
INVEST 100 TODAY.
CONROE Oil. CO.,
Vnion Nat. Bk. Bldg.,
Houston. Texas.
I.'O.OOO Profit on each tlOO-actual record
in Amazing Texas Oil Fields where
Gushers come in making as high as
30,000 barrels a day millionaires made
over night. You have the same chance.
110 or more lots you In on Ground Floor
Proposition; may make you rich If you
act quick. Particulars Free. Union
Trust Co., Dept. 218, Houston, Tex.
TEXAS Another Klondyke read a
wonderful story of new found wealth
and how an obscure - Texas has made
nearly $2,000,000 for small Investors.
Don't Invest In oil until you have read
It. Three monthsl trial subscription and
valuable oil map free. Supply limited.
Act quick. R. V. Wilson, Mgr.,' Chicago
Traffic Assn., 101s Preston Ave.,
Houston, lex.
OIL leases as money makers; buy a lease
in the great Louisiana Oil Field and
share In the profits of the most sensa
tional development In the history of the
Industry. We nave for sale leases in all
parts of Louisiana and other oil pro.
duclng states. Write for details. A. O.
Frost & Co., Inc., 165 Broudway, New
York.
1600 TO 2,500 monthly net profits are
now being made by operators of the
Master Baker System. Real window
ovens, with or without equipment, sold
outright; no royalties asked. All profits
are yours. $2,000 to $4,. 100 necessary.
Wrlto Master Baker Systems, 431 S.
Dearborn. Chicago, 111.
AN UNUSUAL, OFPORTt'NITY open to
business man to represent us In Omaha
and surrounding territory. New propo--sition;
patented and absolutely without
competition; proven winner; guud for
$10,0(10 "- $25,000 yearly; from $2,000
to $5,000 required to handle. N. - P.
Ladd, CO W. Washington, Chicago.
FOR SALE Picture gallery, 11 ft. by 14
ft.; equipment complete. Can buy equip
ment or cam enter here in an established
business. Trades foajsldered. J.F.Tay
lor. Aurora, Neb.
RESULTS is what oounts; 50-word adver
tisement, four consecutive weeks, $2; the
paper that pays others: let It pay you.
Catoosa Record, Ringgold, Oa.
AUTO TIRE REBUILDING.
$10,000 yearly possible profits. Tha
Phoenix One-Cure mold rebuilds tires,
with a 4,000-mile guarantee, at cost
of new tires. Fully protected by pat
ents. Exclusive territory. $500 to $1,500
capital) required. Phoenix Tire and Rub
ber Co., K.14 Michigan Ave., Chicago.
l';EE Copies Independent Oil News -Post
yourself Learn how thousands are
making suprising profits from marvelous
Texas-Louisiana Oil Fields: postal brings
you valuable information. Everyone
seeking quick money-making opportuni
ties, write Independent Oil News, Suite
B-3. Ollmore Bldg.. Ft. Worth, Tex.
OIL PAPER FREE Any persVn anywhere
In the world who is interested in oil de
velopments and oil leases should send
for a free sample copy of the Western
Oil Derrick, oil's greatest newspaper.
Western Oil Derrick, Oklahoma City,
0 1; 1 a. -;
SUBSTANTIAL manufacturing corpora
tion wants capable man to establish
branch and manage salesmen; $300 to
$1,500 necessary; you handle own
money; wl allow expenses to Balti
more if vou will qualify. For particu
lars address SECRETARY. 416 N.
HOWARD ST., BALTIMORE, MP.
WASHINGTON state needs factories. For
eign markets not being supplied. Raw
materials in abundance, cheapest power;
unexcelled transportation facilities; work
year around outdoors: ideal climate. For
particulars write I. M. Howell, Sec. of
State, Jiept. F, Olympia, yv asn.
WANTED Ambitious workers everywhere
to establish Collection Bureaus; earn big
income; no capital required; we train
and refer business to you: "Scientific
Facts" free. National Collection Bureau,
Dept. L, Columbus. O.
LISTED AND UNLISTED
SECURITIES. 7
Quotations given and orders executed
promptly.
ALEX V. FINN,
CO Broadway. New York. .
LEG I TI M A TE Sil v5r M i nihg "offers tKe
greatest opportunity to become rich.
Our company beckons every sensible,
prudent investor to ask particulars.
Parke, 47 West 42d St., New York,
Room 310a.
ADVERTISER offers attractive oil land
leases rich Louisiana, Texas fields.
Rare chance quick investor seeking
possible big returns. Write Immediate
ly. Parke, 47 West 42d St., N. Y.,
Room 310a.
CASH for your business, Invention, proper
ty, stocks and merchandise anywhere;
8 to 30 days; no sale, no fee. Established
1896. BRENNAN, 300S Harrison St.,
Chicago, 111.
FOR SALE Established confectionery
business in good town of 1,500. popula
tion. Good trade year round. Price
reasonable. Good reason for selling.
Address Y-957, Omaha Bee.
HAVE you $)5? We raise hogs for you,
feed and breed, giving you half the
profits. Bank reference. Write for full
particulars. Binihaven, 602 Kansas City
Life. Kansas City. Mo.
.L LEASES Make money. Acquire
lenses ahead of production. Write about
our hundred dollar combination 22 acres
three locations. Don't pass this up. W.
II. Gihhs & Son. Weatherford, Tex.
1 WILL BUY your jewelry stock anil fix
tures for cash. Pay all that it's worth.
If you want to sell and mean business
communicate at once. Frank Rose, 4
East Third, Dayton. O.
.NVESTORS If over 8 per cent would in
terest you, with privilege of redemption
at 5 per cent additional on a preferred
stock, write. Rowe, 264 Essex St., Law
rence. Mass.
HAVE MADE nearly $25,000 here in short
time in confectionery, ice cream, fruits,
news, cigars and tobacco; -finest loca
tion; low expense; fine trade. See this
firrt If interested.
OLD debts and bad accounts can be col
lected at a cost of 25 cents each. Ad
dress .for particulars. Vaughan-Gill, 42
Home Bldg., Louisville. Ry.
OUR business la to buy and sell your bust-
QUICK SERVICE SELLING EXPERTS.
S14 Brown Bldg
PATENT FOR SALE Outright or royalty,
recently patented switch stand for all
railroads. Particulars, address, H. C.
Armutn, west 6th St., Columbus, Ind.
WANTED To find good business for sale;
hotel, retail store, laundry, manufac
turing business or garage. R. Jones,
116 W. Van Buren, Suite 444. Chicago.
A RARE opportunity to get a permanent
Income and large profits by the Invest
ment of only a few dollars. F. A. Ely,
71 Broadway. Room 411, New York City.
SHAWNEE, OKLAHOMA, center of a
great farming country. Write for Infor
mation. Board of Commerce, Shawnee,
Okla
GOOD paying suburban dfug store; $3,000
will handle. Address Box T-33, Omaha,
Bee.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.
THE BEE will publish free a situation
wanted ad under this classification for
soldiers and sailors and marines who will
show their discharge papers at our
office in Jhe lobby of The Bee building.
Seventeenth and aFrnam.
TREES trimmed, shade and fruit. There
is a great difference In pruning shade
and fruit trees. Anyone Inexperienced
will cut out fruit buds without know
ing. Can graft trees, roses and grape
vines. Have recommendations from the
president of Horticulture Dept. of
United States. Other things well done,
not mentioned; 30 years' experience.
Webster 150K.
POSITION wanted by youni? married
man; nine years experience as electri
cian foreman handling help, both sexes.
Just . honorably discharged from the
United States army as a commissioned
officer; high school education. Phone
Colfax 1672, or address Y-95o, Omaha
Be-
SITUATION wanted by man experienced
in handling help, also machinery and
building maintenance. Address Y-941,
Omaha Fte.
PAPERHANGING, furniture repairing,
floors varnished, housecleanlng, shade
trees trimmed. WebsteryJ 508.
Situation wanted as building supertntendd
ent by man of experience. Address
Y 942, Omaha Bee.
Hi d'SECLEANING, floors polished, plain
pTiintlng, varnishing. Edward Corey.
Douglas 1557.
HAVE new 1-ton truck, pneumatic equpt.
Desire hauling contract. Address T-83,
onaoa tiee.
Bee .Want Ads Produce Results..
SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.
HOUSE CLEANINil floors polished, plain
pslntlng vanishing. Edward Corey,
Doug, 1657.
Female.
PERMANENT position as housekeeper, by
refined, competent woman, 49. Farm
experience. Particulars, best wages In
first letter. Daughter 12. Good references.
Address Y-m, Olnaha Hee.
housekT:kpfrs.""i,a"undresse8.
Watch the , IHimestio column of Ths
Bee, Lots of good places are always
advertised. Den't miss thenf ' :
EXPERIENCED piano player wants posi
tion; prefer with orchestra. . Walnut
WANTED Bundle, weshmg, will call for
and deliver.. Web&ler 5209.
WILL DO PLAIN HEWING or mending at
my home. "Walnut 5JS.
Laundry and Day Work.
COLORED woman, perfect in cleaning,
45c hour. City reference. Colfax 49H4.
DAY" , WORK for Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday. Wel)ster2093 after 6 p. m.
WOOL blankets and lace curtains laun
dered. 214 Dodge. Harney 1 1 SO.
BUNDLE was-hlng called for, delivered.
1137 N. 17th. Webster 4K26.
DAY W(7ltK wanted by reliable lady.
References. Webster 6004.
EXPERIENCED colored, lady wants day
work. Webster S624.
EXPERIENCED laundress wants day
work. H coster si.
BUNDLE washing ' called for, delivered.
Webster' 4209. 1 .
LAUNDRY. . day work; good references.
Douglas 9319.
STEADY work cleaning and Ironing.
Webster 188S.
BUNDLE Wa.shtug wanted, dene cheap.
Webstor 4271.
LAUNDRY work and-day work wanted.
Harney 5461.
EXPERIENCED lady wants day work.
Tyler 2957.
CAY work wrnted, experienced lady Web
ster 6099.
LAUNDRY and cleaning, colored woman.
Douglas 6400.
COLORED woman wants ironing, Webster
1S97.
ROUGH dry bundle washing.
5466.
COLORED lady wants day dork. Tyler
897.
LAUNDRY work and cleaning, 40o hour.
Webster 6053.
DAY WORK and cleaning; good worker;
colored woman. Webster 470!.
COLORED woman, perfect In cleaning;
city references: 45c hour. Colfax 4984.
BUNDLE washing called for, delivered.
Tyler 4002.
LAUNDRY work by the
Webster 1699.
day; colored.
LACE curtains laundered. W e b s ter 17 2 7 .
WANTED bundle washing. Webster 22ls.
CLEANING and dusting.
Douglas 6950.
Harney 6000.
DAY WORK wanted.
DAY'wqRK wanted.
Webster 2450.
DAY WORK wanted. Webster 5557
DAY work wanted. Douglas 8322.
DAY work wanted. Webster 1529.
HELP WANTED MALE.
Stores and Offices.
TRAVELING AUDITOR. lumber experi
ence, $200.
BOOKKEEPER and assistant yard man
ager, lumber experience, out-of-town
firm, $S5.-$150.
MANAGERS, ACCOUNTANTS and BOOK
KEEPERS, fire insurance experience es
sential, prefer experience in exchange
method, nut-of-town firm, salaries open.
CREDIT AND COLLECTION man. $150.
$175. Architectural draftsman, S125
$150. Architectural draftman's student.
$90.
BOOKKEEPER, executive ability, $135
$160. BOOKKEEPER, excellent future, $100.
Bookkeeper, age 80 to 45, $126. Book
keeper, up-town office. $125-$150. Book
keepers. $110-$125-$150.
Bookkeeper, wholesale. $150-$200.
. WATTS I: KKR' W'H CO.,
1138 First Nat'I Bank Bldg.
CREDIT man, retail experience. $175-$200
Assistant office mgr.. $175. Head book
keeper, must have executive ability,
$150-$175. Bookkeeper, prefer man with
R. R. evp., $150-$175. Bookkeeper and
elrrk, $lO0-$125. office clerk and typist,
100-$125. Stock clerk, familiar with pric
ing, $100-$12. House salesman and of
fice clerk, $15D-$175. Stenographers,
wholesale and retail, $1OO-$!25-$l50.
THE MARTI COMPANY,
EMPLOYMENT SPECIALISTS.
1126 W. O. W BldK.
CHIEF clerk or general bookkeeper, with
executive ability, $200; stenographer,
$160, some accounting knowledge; typist,
for advertising dept. $75, young man
just out ot school will do; typist, order
dept.; collector, young man for credit
dept., $76: collector, $100, young mar
ried man preferred.
COMMERCIAL REFERENCE CO.,
1516 City National Bank.
BOOKKEEPER, d o w n t o wrT $ 150; steno
and clerk. $100; steno and clerk, $100;
steno, good future; $120; steno and typist
$110; two stenos, salary depends; typist
and order clerk, $70; steno, good be
ginner, $75. Six llvo stock salesmen, fine
chance to make big money, see us Mon.
a. m. as these po.sl'ions will be filled
fast. Employer's Reference Co.. men
finders, 224 Bee Blda.
STENOGRAPHER, real estate, some clerl.
cal, $100; blllers. wholesale, $S5; cashier,
knowledge of bookkeeping, $90-$100 or
better; comptometer operator, J100-$90,
uptown: ledger clerk, $110, small office,
$90, uptown; clerks, uptown, $50; many
other positions open.
COMMERCIAL REFERENCE CO.,
1516 City National Bank.
OFFICE CLERK, good penman, $100-$lT6T
hookkof per, $40 ro $".0, out of town
garage, one capable of meeting public,
$110; ledger dark, good future. $100;
stenographers and clerks, $125; stenog
raphers, $ 150-$ 135-$! 25-81 10-$100.
WATTS RITKRI'NTE CO,
1138 First Na't Bank Bdg
RAILWAY traftic Insi'ictnis war-ted;
$110 a month and expenses to start:
short hours; travel; three months home
study under guarantee; we get you posi
tion; no age limit; ask for booklet
N-142. Standard Business Training In
stitute. Buffalo. N V
WANTED Experienced hardware man to
represent hardware factory in the sale
of locks, etc., to dealers and jobbers in
Omaha and nearby territory. Give full
particulars. D. O. FRIEND, 347 Fifth
Ave.. New York City.
U. S. GOVERNMENT wants hundreds
railway mail clerks, city carriers, clerks.
Experience unnecessary. Commence $100
month. Particulars free. Y-951, Oma
ha Bee.
RAILWAY mail clerks, $110 month, age
18-35. Experience unnecessary. For
free particulars, examinations, write J.
Leonard (former Government Examiner)
909 Equitable Bldg., Washington.
wwunf,m'" B,?"ogra.ttl?
party.
VAUGHN CONSTRUCTION CO.,
b22reters Trust Bldg.
WANTED Young roan to learn wholesale
business, with splendid future; good sal
ary to start. Call Tyler 2206 or D
Vaughn Seed Co.. 1614 Harney.
YOUNG man with $160 can secure a fine
proposition with a large corporation.
References renuired. Address Y-961,
Omaha Bee.
Professions and Trades
LEARN auto and tractor business In six
to eight weeks; opportunities every
where offering $150 to $400 a month,
twice more equipment and floor space
used In dally practice training than
any auto school In America; master
mechanlo Instructor and same method
we used to train thousanus of soldier
mechanics in 60-day courses; write now
for free catalog. Rahe Auto and Trac
tor School. 2130 Oak street. Kansas
City. Mo.
CARPENTERS,"T)rlcklayers and buTTdeTs
' wanted. Highest pay goes to men who
understand blue print plans. You can
learn quickly at home. Let me send
you free lesSon la plan reading. No
charge. Write today. Address Charles
W Morey, Supt., 2113 Chicago Tech.
Bldg.. Chicago, 111.
BE INDEPENDENT Clilropractic doctors
earn $3,000 to $6,000 yearly; work for
yourself; this good paying profession
quickly learned by correspondence; low
rates; easy terms; Illustrated book and
charts free. American University, Man
lerre Bldg., Chicago.
AUTOMOBILE. Truck and Tractor School.
Enroll now In the most thorough and
m"s' practical auto . and tractor school
In America. Write for descriptive cir
cular. The .Motor Institute, 2668 L'nl
verslty Ave., S. E MinneaDolls. Minn.
TOOL MAKERS.
TOOL DESIGNERS.
Wanted several competent men for
good paying steady positions. See Mr.
GJi7ihaJl,i'DJiut'il'i1,,21ay. 10 to 4.
WANTED A tinner who has soina"know
ledger of plumbing and hardware in
general, ste:idy Job for someone who can
nnd is willing' to work with us. E. C.
.X'ZJ? .pn.jueorgeIa.
MAN to work this city refinishlng chan
deliers, brass beds, automobiles, new
method. $10 dally without capital or
experience. Writs Ounmctal Co.. 294
-!J2L. Decatur, HI.
EMPLOYERS' FREE LABOR BUREAU
FREE TO EMPLOYER
FREE TO EMPLOYEE
IF YOU WANT WORK OR NEED HELP
SEE US 1907 HARNHY ST.
WANTED Box spring makers. Steadv
work. $30 per week. Apply Kindel
Bedding Co., P. O. Box 1468, Denvc.
t urn, K
! CooTj
UOOD tailor wanted. $35 to $40 per week"
-v.. ma oi. rveosier 3lv
HELP WANTED MALE
Professions and Trades.
CANDY MAK1$
A uvae and crowing candy factory In
St. Paul, Minnesota, la looking for a first
class man on caramels, fudges, kisses.
nougats snd peanut candles. A man who
can produce quality goods; on compet
ent to take charge of department; Jian
dle holp' and alive to production. Re
plying, state experiences, and be pre
pared to give any references desired.
ADDRESS Y-944, OMAHA BEE.
BOILERMAKERS AND
MACHINISTS
for railroad work; steady
employment; desirable lo
cations and modern shops;
free transportation. Apply
Eugene Duval, C. F. & P. A.,
C, M. & St. P. R. R., Railway
Exchange Bldg., 15th and
Harney Sts.
PRESSMEN (CYLINDER) WANTED On
catalog antj nair-rone worn. ,a.o
days, $45.60 nights. Non-union. No
strike. Permanent positions. Premium
for production Increasing wages 25 per
cent. Write for particulars.
R. R. DONNELLEY & SONS CO.,
731 Plymouth Court,
Chicago, Illinois.
BIG DEMAND for barbers; complete
course In three weeks; call, write or
phone for catalogue. Douglas 7777. Moler
Barber, 110 So. 14th St. Established In
1893.
RELIABLE man wanted Immediately to
make Insoles at home; evenings, $22.60
rer I. (mo pairs. Excellent opportunity.
No canvassing. Enclose stamp. Ad
dress Y 960, Omaha Bee.
WANTED First-class woodworkers to
work on truck wheels only. Apply at
once. Truck and Tractor Corporation.
1 310 Jackson.
WANTED EXPERT VARNISH ER FOR
PIANO FINISHING.
SCHMOLLER MUELLER PIANO CO.
1311 FARNAM.
WANTED Watchmaker, steady position.
No Swiss watches to work on. State
salary and references lh first lettv.
Rov E. Stevenson, Jtilesburg. Colo.
MEN wanted. Railway mall clerks. $110
month; list positions free. Franklin In
stituf. 1'tpt. 228 B. Rochester. N. Y.
FIREMEN, hrakemen. $175-$22G monthly;
experience unnecessary. Write, Railway
association. Address Y836 Omaha Bee.
WANTED Plumber and furnace man;
steady work; good wages to right man.
Jacobs Hdw. Co.. Paullina, la.
RlSoiSTERED pharmacist to work four
evenings a week, 6 to 10:30. Address
Box T-34. Omaha Bee.
LEARN ACTUAL AUTO REPAIR. VUL
CANIZING LOS ANGELES Y. M. C
A. Auto School.
STOP dally grind; start business slivering
mirrors, plating, tableware; plans free.
Clarence Sprinkle, Dept. B. Marlon. Ind.
WANTED Experienced truck mechanics,
steady work. Inquire Supt. Standard
Plant 14th and Locust,
WANTED Two first-class carpenters.
Top wages. J. S. Lewis, Gothenburg.
Neb.
Salesmen and Solicitors
HIGH GRADE SPECIALTY
SALESMAN,
A CHANCE TO MAKE BIG MONEY.
NEW IDEA.
NEW PLAN.
IF YOU ARE ACCUSTOMED-TO BIO
MONEY INVESTIGATE THIS PROPO
SITION ,'T ONCE. NOT A STOCK
SELLING PROPOSITOIN.
CALL IN PERSON.
SPRAGUE TIRE AND RUBBER CO.,
1STH AND IZARD STS.
TIRE SALESMAN TO REPRESENT
EASTERN MANUFACTURER OF IN
NER TUBES. CALLING ON LARGE
TRADE. COMMISSION BASIS. REPLY
T-934. OMAHA BEE,
SALESMEN WAeta.EDo.T0LS
AfrF!MTS Purchaser buys outright.
rlv-L'i,, "-J Enormous profits possl-
BROKERS
oie. sold witnout risk
or responsibility.
No blue sky law compll- T ,T! A S'P'.S
cations. Representatives UA-n.kJXJJ
should make $100 to $900 per week.
WE.STEX LEASING CO., 614 Hines Bldg.,
Wichita Falls, Texas.
STOCK SALESMAN WANTED.
We will pay live wire salesman
a 20 per cent commission and
tbonus on all approved business. ,
Act quickly for good territory.
The Council Rubber &. Tire Co.,.
Main & Broadway, Council Bluffs,
la. Telephone 1965.
WANTED I'welv No. 1 oil lease sales
men; references required. ,Call 214 Flat
iron. STOCK SALESMEN .
Wanted Stork nalesmen to handle
exceptionally highKrniJ dividend pay
Inir securities on commission basis. Prop
osition backed by excellent mercantile
rating and bank references.
jams a. cotner.
60 Broadway, New York.
HIGH GRADE STOCK SALESMEN
with pep and determination, capable of
sustained and enthusiastic dally effort,
t all and ask for Mr. H. E. Champion,
Tuesday a. m., Conant hotel.
HIGH-CLASS salesmen wanted. Men
who can siand to make $!00 per day
and up, selling oil stock In a eutmpany
with valuable holdings In Stephens
county, the greatest nil field In the
world today. Give references and ex
perience In first letter.
CONTINENTAL BROKERAGE COMPANY
Fiscal-Agents
Westbrook Hotel Bldg., Ft. Worth, Tex.
SALESMAN WANTED Also for small
towns, commission. 10 aer cent. Lib
eral advances receipt of orders. Com
plete line laces, cotton dress goods.
Samples, 20 pounds. Import textile As
sociation,' 222 Fourth Ave., New XorkV
BTJ
SALESMEN
popular
desires f I
braska.
eluding xl
sider on.,
this line i
opportune
Informs' il
confidents
Heed Blti
s
Traveling
Kansas, Ns
carry side I
dresses;
good folloM
required. ,
Hyr
SALESMEN
suburban re
class unloi
line of woi
portuntty
has establli
work on
Answer muv
references ur
Overall Mfg.
i;mcago,
SALESMEN 1
. $a,000 per y
a Die Quick
priced men's.
Light, neat
can samnlea.
' stock guaranl
Business exc.
mission, v W
and terrltorl
Belt Mfg: Co
WANTED Foul
ager. Experts
sary, bill prefi
perience sonci
magaxines. CI
week and morK
at work. Pay I
manenu Appl
rarnam tfiar.l
omara. iMeora
SALES represen
city and count;
phonograph in
portunlty to o
start a buslnei
cent profit. B
' required. AddrV
china Co., 13 Vk
tuy.
SAIi
Desire th seil
Iowa and Minn
wholesale and m
nishlng goods co
slon and good
ence and give
Address Mgr. of
Moines, Iowa.
SALESMEN!
to sell Dallon
dealers In Ne brass
from Paxton St
week advance rool
mission on all i
money for right
kee Talking Macl
w is.
VACANCY made till
a position I made!
out of. I can devol
stratlng how I did
ber of firm in
problem for amate.1
Is a big thing for
Yates, Tyler 13.
RELIABLE STC
SELLING QUA!
PARTICIPATING.
PREFERRED OMA7
ING STOCK. SEC
REAL ESTATE.
BACKING. R. H.
WEAD BUILDING.
TIRE SALESMEN Ki
qualntedf with tradi
tires direct from lac
retailers. Straight cl
vances. Splendid, pel
for first-class man.
ence. references, ter
N. Michigan. Chicago!
SALESMEN WANT EI
mea to sell German I
These bonds are belli
best class of lnvestoi
present low price of)
tney orrer a sare ana
investment. Call . Ty
afternoon only.
WE WANT live wire si
sell salcsboards. we.
pay your commission
der; "New Idea;" "tea
We pay on repeat ordeJ
proposition. We will
real money Iowa Nov!
618 Mullln Bldg., Cede
SALESMEN Get our 1(2
Dencll proposition of wl
pencils, entirely different
fellow. If you are not I
vour atamns. Address:!
Pencil Department, Iowl
pany. Htj-ni-su muiib
' Rapids, la.
LIVE wire salesmen aellk
.chines; great booster
wrSpped; collect $7.68
the order, commission
peat gum orders. WrlteV
sltlon. Iowa Novelty I
617-61$ Mullln Bldg.. Ce
WE" HAVE an. exceptional
live salesmen now emd
small towns and can devk
to our line. No samples
line carried and terrltor
II. Koolish Novelty Co.,
born ft., Chicago, in.
WANTED Salesmen and dli!
era experienced selling Sf
estate or Insurance: Dig P
big men; commission, live
co-oneratlon. write or
perience. C. R. Scott, 110
gan Ave., cnicago.
SALESMEN Side line men ri
towns. New Idea; no salt
Hon, no samples to carry;!
slon paid on each trial I
State line carried and terrlf
Keeney & Sons Co., 2t0t--.Ii
Chicago. - M
OUR side line assortment ofi
fans brings live-wire saiesml
monthly; samDles light:
prospects; ey to sell; seasot
liberal commissions. Kan,
l nomas vo., i incinnau.
RELIABLE sideline salesmen
per week selling sponges, I
pocket knives and novelties 1
merchants. Liberal commit
In full weekly. Elite Novel
and 10th Bta., St. Louis, Moj
OUR side line assortment of
fAna brlnrs live wire aalesrl
$300 monthly; sample light
chants' prospects; easy to s
beginning. llbtral commlv
Dept.. Krniper-Thomaa Co..-Cli
WORLD'S greatest, beat selllnS
simplified accounting system
em
9
sive county distributers
capital necessary secured.
and Farmers Assb 301 $.
. nicsgo.
SAhKSMSN in every locality laa
tug oils and palnta. Either
or as a side line. Salary er
slon. The Harvey Oil Co., Ole
RELIABLE salesmen te eel V
dividend-paying company, ft
! Searmoat, ill City Nat'I Ba
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