THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: ' FEBRUARY 22, 1920.
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'" Control Hate o Application.
For convenience of advertiser., want
. ada will be accepted at th following of
J,(,J,J fir..-
o i'i MilM OFF1CX B' Building
Him.. Offlc ......... .4110 North 20th St.
South Side ...' '.;i3Vn.h m
. Walnut offlc 819 North 40th St.
Co. Hluff. office 1 IVf! ,
THE DEE will not bo responsible for
more than one Incorrect insertion of an
suvertl.eni.nt ordered for more than one
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'b DEATHS & FUNERAL NOTICES
' MASONIC FUNERAL.
Nebraska Lodge No. , A. J. A. M .
Th funeral .ervlre. for our lata
brother. William B. R. Evan. frmnlj
' residing at 31 North Seventeenth
treet, will b. held under th. au.plc.
f Nebra.ua loage r,o. TJ'"r p
edence of hi. daught.r. Mr.. F. V.
Hlggln.. 1004 Capitol av.nu.. iunday,
February 11, at 1 p. m.
latr Maon. will a..mbl at Ma-
onl. Tempi. .v j. jjjjAFFET. -
FRANK WILCOX,
Secretary.
iTRICKLWD Lttle M-, Ffbruary 18,
1930. ged 38 yearn, at residence 1310
Cuming street. Wife of Dr. V. K.
Strickland.
Funeral Sunday; p. m., from Dod-
der'. Chapel, 23d and Cuming street.
Interment Forest Lawn cemetery.
Friends Invttoo
UVBRH Mrs. Margaret Jo.ephlne, ged
48. died February 20.
v ' Funeral xrom nsBiinjinn .
30 a. m to Sacred Heart church at
'.' ' Tuesday. Interment Holy Sepulchra,
Deceased it. survived by two daughters.
, Kllr.ah.-th. Kdua. and two sons. Francis
and Theodore, .all of Omaha
SIOO'V Rosco. February 1. M0 ad
; 6 year. months, 15 days. Residence
8U9 South Twenty-first street.
Funeral Hund.y ,At : S P, m.. from
t-' ' - Johnson s ai - j
i' .ini street. Interment 1-orest Lawn
: cemetery.
-- o"n.MAN-r--ll'n Eilsworth. Friday, Feb.
20. naed 68 years.
' " . Funeral services at Hulse & Rlepen s
- chapel, 7111 South 16th St., Sunday, Feb.
22, at 2:30 P. m. Interment, West Lawn
1 cemetery. Friends welcome.
BLAUW Oeertje, Friday, Feb. 20, aged
, ' 34 ye.r.. ' .
Funeral .erviees at th residence. 4iZj
T Grant St., Tuesday. Feb. 24, at 2:30 p.
m. Interment. Forest Lawp cemetery.
, Friends welcome.
. .,B A V Dl TA U K M r5. Anna. February 20.
1920, aed 93.
.& Funeral Sunday. 2 p. vn . from real
dence of J. J. Kalina, 711 Pine St. In-
., tennerU aNaJlonaJmetery;
CORKY Warren K.. aged 22.
ys Remain, will be shipped from lleafey
. f.v lleafey'. cliapel. 2H Farnam bt..
i ' to Seattle, Wash.,- Sunday afternoon at
' 4 o'clock, via the Burlington.
CARD OF THANKS.
'WE wish to express our heartfelt thanks
to cur kind friends and neighbors for
thelc expressions of sympathy and kind
ness extended to us during our recent
bereavement in the death of our be-
SIR. AND MRP. OTIS KETCHUM.
MR. ANI MRS, 'i ARTHUR- BONDE AND
.' FA MIL?. .
WB wish to thank our many friends and
neighbors tor their kindness and sym
pathy shown us In our late bereave
ment In the death of -our wife and
daughter, also for th many beautiful
floral offerings.
J. L. COSTELLO.
MR. ANDMRS. J. JCELLEY
wT' wlshto slnce.rely thank our many
friend, and relatives for their acts of
kindness during our late bereavement,
. also for th many beautiful floral offer-
Inga. Mr: and Mrs. E. A. McColley and
rhildren.
FUNERALpiRECTORS.
vn STACK & F ALCONEH,
Vt . 'INDKrKNDKNT UNDERTAKERS."
PIERCE-AKROW
AMBULANCE SERVICE.
wW. Thirty-third and Farn.m.
Harney 64.
FRED E. FERO.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR.
Lady Attendant,
-'i", - !Sd and Cimilng Sta, Phon. Douglas
i77. Auto ainbulance.
NtiW ' LOCATION
CROSBY'S NEW FUNERAL HOME,
J01S WIRT ST.
v. Away from noise of busy streets.
I-H( NK WEBSTER 47.
, .HEAFEY & HEAFEY,
Xi. Undertaker, and Embalmers.
Phjme H. 205. Office 8611 l'arnam.
' HULSE '& RIEPEN,
Pioneer Funeral Director..
y . fill South 16th St. Doug. 1064.
TAGGART & SON,
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS.
Telephone Doug. 714. 2216 Cuming St.
rTTuiirv av TntiKrQTnw
ac(i iuri i vx uuiiiiuiwii
,,; .tJNDF.RTAKKRS. 717 3. 16th. Tyler 1676.
FLORISTS.
""FT?T?T F AT? MAM' Fonter.ell.
Florists.
IS14 Dougla St.
Douglas 8244.
L. Henderson. 1519 Farnam. Douglas 1248.
-.-. JOHN BATH, 18th and Farnam. P. 3000.
MONUMENTS & CEMETERIES.
THE largest display of monument, in
the1 United Stutea. FRANK SVOBODA.
1216 8. 13th. Phone Dougla. 1875-6216.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ATTENTION ENGINEERS.
There will be an Important meeting
of local 38; Saturday, February 21, at
I p. m. Hall at 16th and Capitol Ave.
R. M. CLAY, President.
C. H. STACEY, Recording Sec.
BIRTHS AND DEATHS.
Hlrtbs Lawrence and Irene Skinner.
" i- !10 North Kinhtcenth street, boy; Cftarles
j' and Bulah Davis. 2614 Emmet street, boy;
. ..Addison ana ime uook, 1412 Ames street.
girl; Frank and Amelia Kozmajil, 2812
An-Dupont .treet- girl; Anton and Mary
Andrysek, 1332 Drevel street, girl; Ralph
. ' and Carrlo Urubb., 4805 South Twenty-
" third .treet, girl: Frank end Florence
I' Baney. 247 South Twenty-ninth street,
girl.
't'--1 Drath Fmm L. A. Woodland, 68, 2112
South Thirty-third .treet; Juli Zyia, 31,
"313S T .treet: Beatrice Hayhow, S3, hos
- V pltal; John Lorln Caley. 25, 2401 South
V ' vThiny-(cond street; Clifford F. Oood
r rich. 1 month 1624 Jefferson .treet; Delia
-f 'Knogg. W, Omaha. Neb.: Jake Adams, 47,
15 North Twenty-seventh avenue; Myrtle
Iaw, 42. hoapital; Mary Neu, 75. 3029
Leavenworth atreet; Artna Matulitus, 24,
1615 T street; Ida Bortha Kosmann, 8,
. S14T Itorth Fifty-ninth street; F. J. haitx.
' 73, hospital; Lulu Yerlan, 40, 4220 South
. Twenty-fifth street; Frank Foucek, U
month. 1030 South 'rweittn .treet.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
.. Th following; persons -were granted
, ji,,,!,, to wed: -
.V Nam and Residence: 1 Age.
CL Tom Van, Omaha a ..........34
,"' Bmil Frank Mygaard. Omaha...... 23
Xdua May Opper. Omaha '.....21
Ana Albert Morris Slonx City. Ia 35
4.. vMary Klrkpatrlck, Sioux City, Ia 35
,. Francis P. Maxwell, Omaha..... 24
V Anna Tankaua, Omaha........ ...18
' Jam M. Jame, Omaha. . .'..,........27
, Kmma Mary Skallcky. umha 37
BUILDING PERMITS.
Th following building , permit, have
been iourd: . . , !
Imperial 8h Door company, sostb
ast corner Twentieth and - Boyd ,.t reels,
addition to mill. 15,000.
LOST FOUNDREWARDS.
.- tiib" i DTint ITQ liQT An arrdtA iAfi r tlat-l
phon Tyler S06. W are anxious to re
store loot article to rightful owners.
OMAHA COUNCIL BLUFFS IT. BY.
CO.
LOST A gold wrist w.tch on Thursday,
either on westbound Farn.m car or near
th corner of 13tn ana f arnam streets.
ff.. Howard If returned to Mrs. Joseph
Smith, 1451 Park avenue. Fremont. Neb.
LOST Beaded bag, property f old Ikdy,
. , present from aaugnt.r,,- ir .wwi
teneiic Lioerai rewaro,, r.om
Fonteaelle.
4 UA.,.SMALL open fac gold ladles' waUth, (eo-
.,w ... graved n. T. E. Reward for return. 'Al
' i but Kdholm. , Phon Douglas. 1,11.;
LOST FOUND REWARDS.
LUST Folding pocket book, containing
bank book. Finder will please return
to 6.1i Mouth 3"th and receive reward.
LOST Bar plu, set with small diamond.
Tyler . ;r.'o. Ke-wjiril.
LOST 4 pigs." K7il. L.r.en, 47T;Beward.
Walnut 2:38.
RSALliMrSCELLANEOUS.
Furniture and Household Goods.
AUCTION. aIVtION.
One nf the best complete homes of
furniture. Ilby Grand piano, Kdl.nn
talking Machine, Oriental Turkish rugs
a tie! expensive furniture I have ever
sold In my life.
WILL HE SOLD IX TUB HOUR AT
tot FLORENCE AVB. (COW. FLOR-
KNt'B AVE. AND ALLISON AVE.)
One of the Prettiest Homes on tho
Prettiest Mile,
THURSDAY. FEU. MTU., STARTS
AT 1 P. M, SHARP.
Thl. hum of furniture Is th best I
have evtr .old. Nearly myv, Baby
Grand piano, (.10(1; Edison and about
2(10 .elect records, Orlentnl Turkish
rugs, very expensive parlor suite In
latest per'od style ,and upholstering,
French and Imperial Wilton rugs, ma-hoa-any
dining rnomiet,. extraordinary :
I muhnguny bedroom suite., complete,
very best: and white Ivory child's bed- I
' room suite, s pieces, wonderful sun
room furniture, complete; costly vases
ami statues. This home has been
sold .mi ov.-uer moving. All must be
sold. Watch the papers for details.
" .lAMKS I,. Down. Auctlnne.-r.
BEST BARGAINS IN OMAHA.
Solid oak Jacobean Williuui and Mary
l-piec dining room suite valued at $'275
to go at 1175. The suite consists of 0
chairs, leather seated; an extension ta
ble and a very roomy buffet. Other
suite. In .am. .tyle. A William and
Mary. In walnut, $290 value, at 117.60.
A William and Mary, In mahogany, 1400
value, at $2411.
8TATB FURNITURE! COMPANT.
Corner 14th and Dodge Streets.
Opposite U. P. Headquarter, Omaha.
AUCTION AUCTION
Extra hlgh-grad. turnltur, rtu
talking machlnsK and furni.hlng. j
several extra good homes.
In my Auction House '
SOUTHEAST CORNER 18th
AND WEBSTER. 8TS.
WED., FEB. 25th. STARTS AT 1 P.I
This is . big sale of good furnltl
Including furnishings of 3 hlgh-gil
homes. watch the paper, ror detl
JAMKS L,. DO WD, Auctioneer.
If you have anything to sell
Douglas 3;8&, Tyler 964 or Colfa
AUCTION! AUCTI
Furniture and household good.
several beautiful homes will be
our steam-heated auction room,
1614 CHiCAOO BTRiKKT,
Tuesday, February 24, at 10 a. m
run all 'day.
i There win be seats for everybod.
STFH11BNSON AUCTION CO
F. B. Stephenson. Auctioneer.
If you have furniture to sell
Tyler 0;5 or Webster 4472. '
".',ii00 stock of furniture to' be sold:
stoves of all kinds, rugs, linoleum, pi
ograpns, luruius, tallies, enww ,-
and kltcluf-n cabinets, rtross'evs. chiffon.
iers, beds, springs, mattresses, trunks,
suitcases, bedding, linen, etc. Open till
9 p. m. Credit If you wish 1830-47
N. ?4th St. Web I, "107.
OAK dining room chairs, oalt buffet, wax
finish; birch-mahogany dresser,- solid
mahogany library table; all a. good as
' J""' " dealers. PJnmeWebHter 7064.
UKAUVII'LL 1'eisiu.i vug, a-x7-tf; a
27x54-inch smaller rug to match; Oen
ersl Electric range, 3 burners with oven;
2-hnrner gas store. Walnut S30H.
OMAHA PILLOW CO. Ma Urease, made
over in new ticks at half the price of
ie- neny. mm miming M' uougla. 2467.
We sell new and near-new furniture,
stoves and rugs at lowest price. ;S:ah
or payments. Amer. Furn. Co., 605 N. 16.
WILL ai.rtite good household furniture
at reasoi'Rbie prices If sold at once.
Douglah 4059. 5421 Cuming Sf.
LKAVINO city, will sacrifice 6 rooms of
' fumltuie; aiso Easy-Running washing
maenli.e. etc. Tyler 2490.
FUMED al; library table and rocker.
Harney 4824.
HOWARD heater, dining tabia, plate rack
Webs I it 3953.
TO SAVE 135 on1 electrio "tilling- ma
chine, call Harney 1610,
Pianos and Musical instruments.
Schmoller & Mueller
1 " Piano Co.,
1311-1313 FARNAM,
OMAHA, NUD.
:. Established 1859.
Special clearance sale of slight
ly used Grand and Upright Pianos
and player pianos to make room
(or spring shipments.
ScSmoller' & Mueller Grand.
mahogany $600
Carleton, ebony .............. 135
Decker Bros., ebony.. t . 172
Emerson, beautiful rosewood. 200
Schmoller & Mueller, mag... 225
Schmoller & Mueller, mag... 238
Schmoller & Mueller, dark
mahogany 248
Schmoller & Mueller, special
mahogany 248
Schmoller & Mueller, mahog
any, slightly used 275
Schmoller & Mueller, oak... 275
Schmoller & Mueller, mahog-
'any, slightly used..., 265
Schmoller & Mueller,' oak,
slightly used , 285
' Knabe, very' fine 285
Schmoller & Mueller, mah... 285
Cable-Nelson, mahogany 285
King Special, oak 275
Knabe, ebony 275
Schmoller & Mueller, dark
walnut 240
Schmoller & Mueller, mah . . . '. 24.:
Schmoller & Mueller, mah 26.)
Schmoller & Mueller, mah 280
Schmoller & Mueller, art mah 300
Schmoller & Mueller, art wal. 310
Lyon .& Healey, mah., like
new 325
0 excellent parlor organs $10-$13
Pianos for Rent Tuning Repair
ing. Phone Doug. 1623.
WB BUY. sell and exchange all make of
phonocraphs and records. We can save
you h0 to 100 on a phonograph. See
us befor you buy. Shlae Phonograph
INSTRUCTIONS given on trap drums.
Complete set of new and - u.ed trap
drum, for .ale. Call Holland H. Har
row. 2420 Patrick Ave., Webster 1528.
' " i.iii " n uann.
FOR SALE Ice cream fountain 'with
electric carbonator, table, chairs and
coffee urn. Must be sold at once. Ad
dress Box T-94. Omaha Bee.
BRAND- new beautiful, largo $285 maT
hogar.y cabinet phonograph; used two
month., only 2115 Including records and
needles. Walnut 3941.
A. HOSPE CO. ?2htaJU:
Piapo. for rent. 34.00 per month.
DRUMS, traps, marimbas, Instructions, re
pairing. Phone Harney 2967. Geo. A.
Smith. 2761 Davenport St.
HAMILTON upright grand piano, excel
lent condition, walnut case, cheap. Web
ster 1689.
YOl'R records exchanged at 611 No. 17th
St. Up-to-date selections to pick from.
13c for t he exchange., e
BEAUTIFUL $150 cabinet phonograph,
just like new, only $75. South' 4436.
KlNOSRt'RT piano, fine condition, rea
sonable. Webster 3.121.
Typewriters and Supplies.
TYPEWRITERS
AND
ADDING MACHINES
ALL MAKES, bought, sold, rented and
repaired, Sole agent, for the CORONA.
Get our prices before you buy. Every
machine guaranteed. ,
Central Typewriter Exc.
Doug. 4121 1905 F.rnam.
WE buy, .oil and exchange all makes
of typewriters. Write for list. Midland
Office Supply Co.. 1404 Dodge.
RENT an Oliver Typewriter, three month
for ISOOai Oliver Agency, 190( Farn.m
;st.. nx.
: Store and Office Fixtures.
WK buy. sell and make desks, safes, show
cases, shelving, etc. Omaha Fixture A
Supply Co.. Uth and Dougla. D. 2724.
Lurcher and Building Materials.
TRY H. M. KEVAN. 644 SOUTH $0TH ST.
Clothing and Furs.
GENUINE ARMY
SHOES
' Purchased from government. Good
.russet .uppers. Repaired with new oak
leather bottoms. , Price $2.60. Worth
$8.60. Mail $1.00. Balance on delivery.
-i---.i"" ruar.nte.ed. Kinaslev Shoe
ff. h".-:.3 Cottage Grov. Chicago.'
Of
FOR SALE Lady a blue suit, size 38, In
' good condition. ' Reason for .eliing, too
mail. T,Ir !: ..
.:. ... . . ,-.-
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
Miscellaneous.
AUCTION AUCTION
5,000 STOCK OF
DRT HOODS. 8HOE8 & FrR.VISiriNUS
AT 1260 SOUTH I6TH STREET.
BEII1NN1NU
MONDAY AT 1 P. M. and 7?30 P. M.
Auction .very .fternoon and evening
until the entire (lock i. .old. Stock
consist, of complete line of dry goods
and furnishings, 200 pair of children',
siloes, 2i0 pair of ladle.' shoes, 200 pair
of men', .hoes, work shirt., overalls,
ladles' house dresses, underwear, sweat
ers, dress goods, ribbons, laees. em
broideries, rubber., overshoes, hose, etc.
It'll! ll V.- anl.) at B.,,,lnn nl...
t Mm. 1'iima anil Hnv (hi. rn.iv !
slap merchandise at your own price.
Two sales each due until all Is sold.
Fixtures for Kale. Don't forget the place.
1260 SOUTH 16TI1 STREET.,
IH1WD AUCTION CO.. Auctioneers.
UNi'J scale, up 'to 45 lbs., cheap. Call
between i antl S p. in. 626 South
25thAv.
GASOLINE engine, 15 II. P. Springfield
at a bargain. 010 North 23d. Douglas
io:g. '
Fl FT V sea f ford horses' and mortarboats,
cheap. 2612 Capitol Ave. Harney 1490.
LAWN' mower, dress form, sUe 38, also
hall rack. 1024 Clark.
BOYS' overcoat,
Douglas 3117.
size 14,
reasonable.
DRY KINDLING WOOD. Acme Box Co.
Harney 1837. M
LADIES' "set of Muskrat furs. $257'Har-
ney 3091.
COLLAPSIBLE go-cart, excellent condi
tion, 114.50. 823 No.. 30th. Harney 7193.
WANTED TO BUY.
LIBERTY BONDS
High prices for certain issues this week.
We will help you tnake your Income tax
return. Strictly confidential.
SECURITY .INVEST
MENT-GO.,
Tyler 271.
63 Seeurltle Bldg.
VF. BUY baled waste paper, old maga
zines and ncwhpapern. State quantity
you hae on hand. Write or phone for
" prices. Omaha Paper Stock Co., 15th
and Marey. Douglas 159.
LIBERTY BONDS BOUGHT
MACK'S BOND HOUSE.
1421 First Nat. Bank Bldg.
Phone. JTyler 3644.
DESKS DESKS DESKS
New ilesks; used desks bought, .old and
traded. .1. C. Reed, 1207 Farnam. D. 6146.
WANTED Full revolving steirm .hovel,
' three fourth. dipper. Also dump
wagons Qeo. M. King. 2613 High St..
' Des Molncs, Ia.
Liberty Bonds Bought
,,' 610 World-Herald Bids.
WILL buy second-hand clothing, shoes
snd furniture. Tyler 2598. A. Zavett,
70s North 16th St.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Accordeon Pleating.
ACCORDEON, side, knife, sunburst, box
pleating, covered buttons, all sizes snd
style.: hemstitching, plcot, edging, eye
let cut work, button holes, pennants.
HEMSTITCHING, PLEATING, BUTTONS
u. u. Van Arnam Pleating Co.
412-17 Paxton Blk. Phone Doug. S10.
Baggage and Express.
Hartung's Transfer Co.,
1211 HOWARD ST. TYLER 1976.
Trucks, any size, leased, or your haul
ing contracted by hour, day or year.
"The Only Way"f
R. Ticket
Office. D. 26.
Omaha Transfer Co.
Brass and Iron Foundries.
PAXTON-MJTCHELL CO.
27th and Martha St.., Omaha. Neb.
Brass, bronze, aluminum and machine
gray iron castings.
Contractors.
BRICKWORK CONTRACTED Estimates
gladly given. August Bahrs, 1620 Burt.
Tel. Tyler 4870.
Chriopodists.
Carrie J. Burford. 620 Paxton Blk. R. 4587.
Clothing and Furs.
FULL dress suits for rent. 109 N. 16th st.
.lohn Feldman, Phone 3128.
Contractors.
CARPENTERING, repairing, remodeling
done. L, J. Erlckson Call Walnut
1637. . '
Corsets.
EXPERIENCED Will alter or fix any
corset. Walnut 4407.
Dancing 'Academies.
T"I?T PTrVTIT School for Dancing. 2424
XV-QAJ-rliN Hi Farnam. D. 7860. Class.
at 8: dancing at p. m.. Monday. Thurs
day. Saturday: private lessons any time.
Dentists.
DR. SECOR. lst'Nat. Bk. Bldg. Ty. 2138.
Dr. Bradbury. No pain. 921 W. O. W. Bldg.
Detectives.
PHIL W1NCKLER, personal service, evi
dence secured In every case. Harney
6708
JAMES ALLAN, 31 2 Neville Blk. Evidence
secured in all cases. Tyler 1138.
Dressmaking.
DRESSMAKING and alterations, work
guars nteed. Webster , 6o"o.
DRESSMAKING and alteration. , work
guarantrea. isjrsp(
DRKSSMAK'fN'G and alteration work,
guaranteed. Douglas 68 00.
DRESSMAKING and altering done. Doiig
las 674S.
FOR daltity tiny tots', clothes, call Harney
2165.
TERRY Dressmaking College, 1920 Far
nam. Dounlns 684.
Electrical Utilities.
ELECTRIC heaters. $10.50; vacuum clean
ers. $37.50. Mola washing machine
' Lalley-Wilson Electric Co.. 1:107 Farnam
BEST ielectrlc vacuum sweeper, for rent:
delivered.. Webster. 4283.
ELECTLIC Vacuum cleaner for rtut. Call
Douglas 6718.
Garages.
REDI-MADE i GARAGES, wood or teel.
Send for circular. Redt-Mad Housing
Co.. 2S11 Howard. Red 3657.
Hats Blocked.
HATS! . HATS!
Hats oleaned and blocked.
. P.xton Parlor.
1607H FARNAM.N.
Rug Manufacturing.
WEAVING and old rug. remade. Tyler
1433. ' "
"Kodak Finishing and Enlarging.
FILMS developed ; printing and enlarging.
. Writ for prices. I Th Ensign Co, 1(07
Howard St.
Osteopath.
DR MABEL WESSON,
111 Baird Bldg.. 17th v& Douglaf.
T. J80. H. 4741. "
Window Cleaning.
WINDOW washing, f"e per windos
America Clt.n.r. " Tyler 8070.
.s Safes.
X ' it Q A 1717 Q BARGAINS. Uth Farnam. I
. iX OAf HlO .T J Derl.ht Safe Co.
" 20. t:n 'L . l.. I
r i
Tnrrc m , ,, Ti . n-..... : , n a t. r , .or. mi,;. at I Salaries are nasn.arrvveMh. T1
WuVrrar .. f fer. A u 77a . IS x-iou num. i.iruniri i.v. , uoi ni.ii iiiiiiic.,
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Jewelry.
DIAMWDSWith,'pr,ir.eg,.,t.oPb,uCy
l.: k at .malV pr.fit. OROSS JEWKL.RT
!. anl lBlh St. Doug. 604.
W. O. Fl.ATAU.
Jeweler Established 1S9S.
Surli Floor. Seeurltle. BUlf
Hauling.
For movltig and hauling, nnou'!!
7 1 1 S. Blue Lin. Transfer Co.. 2063
Farnum. i , ...
HAtM.lNlPAll kinds; best .ervlce; best
rates. Tyler 1876.
Painting andPaperhanging.
PAPKRMANU1NU. painting; estimate,
free; that cost nothing and may .av.
you money. Tyler 27b&.
INTERIOR varnishing, enameling; floor,
refinlshed and waxed; wall paper
cleaned. iWal.-4821.
PA1NT1NO, papering, free estimates,
mornlnas or evenings. Harney 6740.
Call
DA1NT1NO, paperhanglng and plastering.
J'hone walnut 4&67.
PAINTING paperhanglng and paper cleau-
Inf . l.'oua-las b2a.
PAl'EKHANtlINU, $6
rlisJing paper and i
room and up. In.
rork. Walnut 4S:
Patents.
PATENTS, urocured. 'bought and sold. In
ternational Patent Co.. 6iii! Biandel..
D. 6691. .
Printing,
Wedding Stationery
U. S. Printing Co.. 422 S. 16th St.
BUSINESS CHANCES,
THE TRUTH
ABOUT OIL BUSINESS
is
Before Investing a penny In oil stocks
get the facts. Read the Oil Press. You
will then most likely make money as
thousands have done. Many opportu
nities are overlooked and money lost
by lack of first hand information. These
are unusual . times for small investors
to profit by the great oil discoveries In
the mid continent, Texas and Burk
burnett fields. Each issue of th Oil
Press, Is brimful of valuable news about
tlio oil' industry and recent successes.
More than 200,000 readers a month
thousands have made money thTough
its advice. A late issue together with
the "markets" containing quotations on
listed and unlisted stocks, as well as a
colored map showing the Kansas , and
Oklahoma oil fields free on request Ad
dress: Oil Press. 1506 Republic Bldg.,
Kansas I'lty, Me.
A DIFFERENT IDEA
N WINDOW BAKERIES
Master of them all. Reel window ovens
with or without equipment sold out
right; no royalties; all profits are yours.
$i00 to $2,600 net proflrs ionthly now
being made by operators of the Master
System on an Investment of only $2,000
to $4,000 and we can prove it. No bak
ing experience required. We furnish you
with master baker who ran, train your
men to operate these ovens in a very
short time. Our service department helps
you in every respect. For further par
ticulars write Master Baker System, 431
So. Dearborn, Chicago.
BEST
CONFECTIONERY
IN THE STATE
Ice cream,' fruits, cigars, tobaccos,
s etc. Traveling salesmen will recommend
this place absolutely first-class Have
bought a farm from it. It will pay you
to see this if you want to make some
realmoney. AddressOSojDinahaBeji.
""FORTUNES IN OIL WELLS
AND LEASES.
$100 invested has made $22,000. Small
Investors made millionaires. Why not
you? Get In on the ground floor; In
vest In the world's best, Tularosa Basin,
where we expect 5,000 barrel gushers per
day. Write quick for maps and leaflets,
if you expect to become a millionaire.
OTERO OIL & LEASING CO.,
yularosa. New Mexico.
TO the man or woman with $400 to $500.
Manufacturing doughnuts is a protablc
business. . Get our complete window
doughnut equipment and establish your
self In a permanent paying business. No
experience necessary, profits usually
commence from the first day's operation.
For particulars write Keeps-Fresh Elec
tric Bakeries, 123 W. Madison St., Chi
cago. Electric or gas operated equip
ment furnished. Agents apply for ter
tory. .
I HAVE a good paying employment busi
ness, located in the center of the busi
ness section of Omaha, which consist,
of office fixtures, supplies and necessary
information to do a general buiness.
This firm has been handling largo con
tracts for men for railroads, construc
tion firms and business houses of Oma
ha. The average monthly Income I.
$300 to $500. Price $1,800. . Box T-82,
Omaha Bee.
ADVANCING market on new tires causes
tremendous demand all over country
for slightly used tires at bargain prices.
Wonderful opportunity for party with
large or small capital to open very
profitable business in your territory.
We can supply you either large or small
quantities which have been repaired
In our factory by experts. Write for
prices. Address Manager, 1500 W. 15th
St., Chicago. '
TEXAS Another Klondike. Read a won
derful 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 months' trial subscription and
valuable oil, map tree. Supply limited.
Act quick. R. V. Wilson, Mgr., Chi
cago Traffic Assn., 1018 Preston Ave.,
Houston, Tex.
LOUISIANA'S Surest Oil Proposition
With the proceeds from the sale of
. stock, we purchase shares in operating
oil companies which are ably managed
and financed. Also oil leases near pro.
ducing and drilling wells. You may
join us in this attractive speculation.
Details and bank references. Dixie Fi
nance Corp., 816-317 Merchants Bldg.,
Shreveport, La. -
TEXAS OIL LEASES
5-YEARS
Counties where wells now drilling.
80 acres, Medina, $1.60 per' acre; 50,
Atascosa, $3;- 80, Live Oak, $1.50. Otis
Trotter. 306-M E. Houston St., San An
tonio, Tex.
UKOCERY department, connected with
"one of the finest and best paying meat
markets in the city of Omaha. Meat
market receipts $1,000 per day, cash
and no delivery. Will reduce stock to
suit purchuser; no fixtures to buy.
Rented on a percentage basis. A real
opportunity for a good grocery man.
Act quickly. Address Box T-97, Omaha
nee.
STATE MANAGER wanted to represent
established Chicago manufacturer; pos
sible yearly earnings $20,000; product
liaed by department stores, jobbers; two
big railroads using it 20 years; state
full ouelificatlons; is,in)i! to 17.500 cap.
ital required. Address Secretary, 1002
Woman's Temple, 108 So. La Salle, Chi
cago. -s
$20,000 profit on each $100, actual record
In amazing Texas oil fields, wher cush-
ers eome in making a. high as SO, 000
barrel, a day; millllonalres m.d over
night. You have the same chani. $10
or more lets you in on grounst floor
proposition; may make you rich if you
act quick. Particulars free. Union
Trust Co., Dept. 334. Houston, Tex.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Would you like to represent us In your
district on our oil lands and leases In
th heart of production In Nowata coun
ty, Oklahoma, and connect with men
who understand the business and furnish
you all the necessary information T If
ao. aonress U(JI a, nuyaia, j m.
18 OIL LEA8ES 1.040 ACF..
ALL NEAR DRILLING WKA
IN SEVEN PARISHES.
Fifty per cent of earnings In dlvi.
dends. Write us for full information
LOUISIANA STATB LEASE SYNDL
CATE, INCORPORATED,
,807 Milan St., Shreveport. La.
$35,000 wanted from capitalist for educa
tional scheme having tremendous pos
sibilities of profit. Per particulars
writ Mr. Macewan. 103$ Rush St., Chi
cago. 111.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
SUBSTANTIAL manufacturing corpora
tion wants capable man to establish
branch ana manage salesmen: $300 to
$1,600 r.oc-ssary : you handl. own
money; will allow expenses to Balti
more if you will nuallfy. For particu
lars address SECRETARY. 416 N.
HOWARD ST.. BALTIMORE, MP.
WAS1UNOTON itat. needs factories. For
eign market, not being supplied. Raw
material. In abundance, cheapest power:
unexcelled transportation facilities; work
year .round outdoor.: Ideal climate. For
particulars write I. M. Howell, Sec. of
StateDept. V. Olympla, Wash.
S OT. A MONTH ON lbl!RMOli E
You ran receive above by Investing In
the best oil company In the V. 8. Five
producing wells, 7 drilling Paying reg
ular dividends. Addrees 320 I. W. Hell
man HUig.. Los AngeJe;t,al.
WANTKD -Partle. with enough capital to
run and maintain lumber yards In any
town or city in Kansas, Nebraska, Mis
souri or Iowa. I'nden my terms, will
guarantee .you lumber at a low cost
price dliert from the mill. O. S. Mur
phy, Morgan Bid if,. Portland, Ore.
WANTED GOOD fARAOE OR LOCA
TION IN WESTERN NEBRASKA OR
EASTERN COLORADO WITH POPU
LATION OF 1.500. OR MORE. AD
DKKSS Y-975, OMAHA BEE.
MANt'FACTUltEKS representative wanted,
open office and manage salesmen. Won
derful opportunity. Meritorious proposi
tion. Sold to merchants, wholesalers and
retailers. Should net $10,000 annually.
$300 to $2,000 capital required. Munager.
f.i Reaper Block, Chicago.
MONKV ,. .WALL ST. $25 invested on
membership gSlan give, opportunity big
profits In stf graln and cotton. No
further rl.l Vsiet. actlvt Act
aulck. Mei
Dwlght Bld
TMB world
FOR big profits buy actual German cash
money, better than dratts, Dig aavance
coming,' profits 200 per cent soon. 800
per cent eventually. Bankers Exchange,
306 South Wabash, Chicago.
HAVE you $65? We rals? hoga for you,
feed and breed, giving you hair tne
profits. Bank reference. Write for full
, particulars. Blrdhaven, 602 Kansas
City Life, Kansas City, Mo.
WANTED Capable man with $3,000 up
for best business opening in umana;
good for $500 month or better; perma
nent. H. Martin, 1302 Goddard Bldg.,
Chicago. '
FREE Human Interest stories of wonder
ful oil field riches. Ask for. copy of
Texas-Louisiana Oil Bulletin. Just out.
Free upon request. Colonial Co., 600
Houston St., Ft. Worth. Tex.
FATENT on exhibition;; one of the
greatest Inventions of the age; will
sell outright or for cash and royalty.
Brennen Patent Sale. Specialist, 3008
Harrison St., Chicago.
FOR SALE Cafe, nice place, doing good
business; will sell right; have good lo
cation, flood reason for selling. Party
that is interested call and see us or
write, Box S52, York, Neb.
BRANCH MANAGER Manufacturers of
e.uto epeelalties. want right man; fine
opportunity: must finance self; $300 to
$500 required. Vurdex Products Co., 815
Stock Exchange. Chicago.
STOP, LOOK.
Antloch. hotel and cafe, at Antloch.
Neb., Is open day and night. Meals
all hours. Rooms In connection. Good
service. KIsKis Brothers, Proprietors.
OUR business la to buy and sell your busi
ness.
QUICK SERVICE SELLING EXPERTS,
614 Brown Bldg.
LATENT FOR SALE Outright or royalty.
recently paientea switch stand for all
railroads. Particulars, address. H. C.
Armuth, West 5th St., Columbus. Ind.
PATENT OF MERIT.
Being unable to finance a patent of
merit wold consider selling outright.
ftuoress r. rj. wnne. .Mason city, la.
OLD debts and bad accounts can b col-
leuieu tti u. cosi oi 20 cents eacn. Ad
dress for particulars. Vaughan-Glll, 42
xiuinc Diuy., xjouisviue, jvy.
12,000 TO $16,000 will buy a good, prof
itable manufacturing business; good rea
sons for selling. Address Y-983, Omaha
Bee.
Rooming Houses.
FOR quick sale. Furnishings In 17 room
notel doing good business. Rent $55.00.
Box 71, Palmer, Neb.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.
THE BEE will publish free a sltuatlon-
wmueu aa unuer mis classification ror
soldiers and sailors and marines who will
show their discharge papers at our
office In th lobby of Th. Be building.
nevHiiieento ana au mam.
MARRIED man wishes place on a farm.
uiiiiimieii experience, must nave ten
ant house; would prefer close In. Write,
r. yj. g, iaiieo, lowa.
HIGH SCHOOL boy "wants work on Sat-
uruay.; nas grocery experience. Harney
4996.
CHAUFFEUR wishes position with Priv
ate ramny. Best of references. Box
Y-982 Omaha Bee.
HOUSE CLEANING, floors polished, plain
painting,' varnishing. Edward Corey,
DouglaB 1557.
TEMPORARY accounting by 'auditor. In
come tax computed. Walnut 6644.
' Female.
HOUSEKEEPERS, LAUNDRESSES.
Watch the Domestio column of The
Bee. Lots of good places are alway
advertised. Don't miss them.
TYPING done at home. Call Webster
6318.
Laundry and Day Work.
EXPERIENCED colored woman wants
day work; cleaning a specialty. Webster
4521.
DAY work wanted. Call Webster 3407
from 8:30 a. m. to 9:30 p. m. Except
Saturday.
RELIABLE" colored woman, wants day
work, cleaning or Ironing. Webster 3020.
COLORED woman, perfect in cleaning,
466 hour. City reference. Colfax 4984,
EXPERIENCED colored woman wants
laundry work by the day. Harney 6863.
EXPERIENCED laundress and lroner
wants day work; reference, boutn 4461.
DAYWORK for Wednesday. Thursday and
rrioay. weusier avgj, aner o p. m.
LAUNDRY, Ironing, day work. expe.
rienced. References. South 4461.
DAYWORK and cleaning; good worker;
colored woman. weDster 4ui.
FAMILY and bundle washing; called for
snd delivered, vvainut izn.
DAY WORK wantexl by reliable lady.
References. Webster 6004j
EXPERIENCED laundress wants day
work. Webster 3966.
GENERAL housecleanlng and 'rough dry
laundry. Doug. 5037.
COLORED woman wants day work. Call
Annie. Webster 4760.
EXPERIENCED colored lady wants day
work. Webster 2524
EXEPERIENCED colored lady wants day
work. Webster 3B24.
LAUNDRY, day work; good references.
Douglas 9S1 9; '
LAUNDRY and cleaning; colored woman.
Douglas 6400.
BUNDLE washing called for, delivered.
Webster 4209.
BUNDLE washing called for; delivered,
Webster 1379.
EXPERIENCED lady wants day work.
WeDster toss.
BUNDLE washing wanted; done cheap,
Webster 4271.
DAY WORK, experienced laundress. Web
ster 3955.
COLORED woman wants day work. Doug-
IH iwoo.
EXPERIENCED colored laundress. Ty
ler 2957.
WANTED Bundl washing. WtbsCer
2238.
DAYWORK. experienced lady. Webster
6099.
LAUNDRY work and daywork. Harney
6461.
DAY work, cleaning, good worker. Col
ored woman. Webster 4701.
LAUNDRY work and cleaning, 40c hour.
Webster B0&3,
BUNDLE washing called for. delivered.
1 WHITE l.dy wants day work, :U cents
bour. Call t to I p. m, Doug. (07L
SITUATIONS WANTED
Laundry and DayWork.
COLORED lady want, day work. Tyler 7.
CLEANING snd dusting. Duugla. 9fi0.
DAYworkwntil. Web. 4393".
HELP WANTED MALE."
i Stores and Offices.
PLUMBING and Heating
Jobber has good opening
for one man in order de
partment and one in pur
chasing department.
Must be Experienced in
Plumbing and Heating
Lines. Knowledge of
mill supplies and pumps
advantageous.. We are
looking for live-wires
who can turn out niore
work than the ordinary
person. Give age, ex
perience, wher employed
last ten years, salary ex
pected. Address :
Leighton Supply Co.,
.Tow
Salaries are ii'
man must nnerate a tvnewrit
Beginner bookkeeper, $80, stenograph
ers, $125 to $100.
TYPIST AND CLERK, $110. Sales
' man gas engine. Implements.
DRUG CLERK and sales midwest
salary open.
If you want a good position, tell us.
OMAHA'S BETTER BUSINESS AGENCY,
COMMERCIAL REFERENCE COMPANY,
1516 City National Bank.
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
FOR MEN OF GENERAL MERCHAN
DISING EXPERIENCE.
WANTED BY WALKER BROTHERS
DRY GOODS CO. OF SALT LAKE
CITY, UTAH. MAN WITH GENERAL
MERCHANDISE EXPERIENCE.
.MUST BK FAMILIAR WITH EASTERN
MARKET, CAPABLE OF BUYINO KID
GLOVES. JEWELRY, DRUG SUN
DRIES AND NOTIONS. MUST FUR
NISH GOOD REFERENCES. WRITE
OR WIRE AT ONCE. AN EXCELLENT
POSITION FOR THE RIGHT MAN.
ACCOUNTANT, credit experience, , $200
$250. BOOKKEEPER, A-l FUTURE, $150-$176.
ASSISTANT CREDIT MAN, A-l place,
$135.
TEMPORARY STENOG.. Harlan, Ia., $150.
BOOKKEEPER, Stanton, Neb., $100.
STENOGRAPHER, Silver Creek, Neb.,
I12&.
RECEIVING ROOM CLERK, uptown. $100.
OFFICE CLERK, good penman, $76-$80.
TYPIST, temporary, $100.
WATTS REFERENCE COMPANY,
1138 First National Bank Bldg.
ASSISTANT CREDIT MAN $ 28.00
Booilceeper, downtown 125 00
Bookkeeper, R. R 150.00
Steno., good future 100.00
Typist and clerk 70.00
Steno 160.00
Junior clerk 70.00
Steno and clerk 100.00
Assl.sTant credit man and collector 100. 00
Steno and clerk, So. Side 100.00
Typist and clerk. 75.00
Two office fcojK. .. .'.'.- v.. 65.00
EMPLOYERS' REFERENCE 'CO., .
, ! 224 Bee Bldg. .
EXPERIENCED automobll salesman,
high caliber man, salary depends on
ability, approximately $176 to $260.
Credit man, splendid firm, must be capa
ble nf taking full charge, $175 to -".
Bookkeepers, various lines, $1.25 to $175.
Offlc clerk, good penman, $90 to $100.
Order clerk, mercantile experience, $100
to 1125.
Stenographers, $100. $126, $135.
grrtce boys, 5o to 6o.
THE MARTI CO..
Employment specialists,
1126 W. O. W. Bldg.
GROWING corporation has opening for
experienced young man capable of ren
dering efficient service and assuming
cashier responsibility. Investment of
$2,000 required. An exceptional oppor
tunity is offered to right man. Reply
fully as to experience. - For interview.
All replies held confidential. Address
Box T-95, Omaha Bee.
RAILWAY traffic Inspectors wanted;
iiu a montn ana 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. Y.
U. S. GOVERNMENT wants hundreds
railway mall clerks, city carriers, clerics.
Experience unnecessary. Commence $100
month. Particulars free. Y-951, Oma
ha P.ee.
AMBITIOUS men who desire to Increase
their income by Interesting people In our
plan, witnout intenerence witn present
occupation. Costs you nothing. Write
Mr. RichardBOn, 1026 17th St., Denver,
Colo.
WANTED Stout, healthy young man,
well educated, -for work in wholesale
house; good opportunity for getting on
the road. Apply De Vaughn's Seed
House, 1614 Harney St. Tyler 2206.
GOV'T and railway mall clerks needed
everywhere. Big pay. Experience not
needed. Particulars free. Write, Modern
Civil Service Inst., Dept. 101, Denver,
Colo.
EMPLOYERS' FREE LABOR BUREAU.
FREE TO EMPLOYER.
FREE TO EMPLOYE.
IF YOU WANT WORK OR NEED HELP,
SEE US 1907 HARNEY ST.
WANTED Experienced man for hardware
and implement store; must be a good
Balesman. v Steady, work and good sal
ary. Wrl to Gus Linn. Kimball, Neb.
Professions and Trades
BE an auto and farm tractor mechanic;
earn $100 to $400 a month. Learn by
6 to 8 weeks personal training; master
mechanic Instructors; special rates
now. Write today for full Information
and our liberal 15-day trial offer free.
Kansas City Auto and Tractor school.
Dept. 222, 15th and Lydia, Kansas City,
Mo.
MEN WANTED I want a few more men
' to train as draftsmen. Experience not
necessary. Draftsmen earn $160 to $300
per month. Big demand. Splendid op
portunities. Learn quickly at home. Let
me send you free lesson. No charge.
Write today. Address, Charles W.
' Morey, Director. 2208 Chicago Tech.
Bldg.. Chicago, III.
BE INDEPENDENT Chiropractic doc
tors earn $3,000 to $6,000 yearly; work
for yourself; this good paying profes
sion quickly learned by correspondence;
low rates: easy terms; Illustrated book
and charts free. American University,
35 Manlerre Bldg.. Chicago.
AUTOMOBILE, True and Tractor School.
Enroll now In the most thorough and
most practical auto and tractor school
in America. Write for descriptive cir
cular. The Motor Institute, 2668 Unl
versity Ave.. 8. K., . Minneapolis, Minn.
BIG demand for barbers; complete course
In few weeks. Call, write or phone for
catalogue. Douglas 7777. Moler Barber
College, 110 8outh 14th St. Established
1893
WANTED Experienced steel letter cutter
and one rubber stomp maker. Both
must be cjable of taking complete
charge of woA. A. Stern, 106 Garrick
Bldg., Chicago.
MAN to work this city reflnlahing
bhandellers, brass beds, automobiles, by
new method. $10 daily without capital
or experience. Write Gunmetal Co., 294
Elm. Decatur, III.
u'MTPn vii-at class woodworkers to
work on truck wheels only. Apply at
once. Truck and Tractor Corporation,
i:n jacKsoii.
WANTED Young man" to learn steel en
graving.
1111 Farnam . Street,
MEN wanted. Railway mall clents, $110
month; list position, free. Franklin In
stitute. Dept. 228 B. Rochester, N. Y.
JIELIANTED MALE
Professions and Trades.
AUTO PAINTERS
W. want a flr.t-class finisher and
striper, also two men to bring up the
work. Have some good Job. her for
good ate.dy men who know their bust
mess; good pay and no lay-off; can use
a good trimmer, also.
SIDNEY TO' AND TAINT CO.,
SIDNEY, Ni'B.
BRIGHT WIDE-AWAKE
BOYS AND GIRLS
CAN EARN $2
AND $3 EVERY
EVENING AFTER
SCHOOL. PLEASANT
EASY WORK.
For particulars apply to Ralph Gold
berg at Sun Theater, between 11 and
12 a. m., dally.
WANTKD Two good linotype operators
for night situations in The Bee compos
ing1 room. Wire Superintendent. The
Bee, Omaha, Neb. '
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.
DRAFTSMEN
Several opening, for men with 'at
least two years' experience for detail
ing structural steel and light machinery.
Can also piaco a few men of limited
experience. Positions permanent. If
you are a draftsman and desire to get
into an exceptionally Interesting lln
with splendid opportunities for men with
initiative write us stating fully experi
ence, date available and salary.
STANDARD CONVEYOR CO.
North St. Paul, Minnesota.
LEARN auto and tractor business In six
to eigax weexs; opportunities every
where offering $160 to $400 a month;
twice more equipment and floor space
used In daily practice training than
any auto school In America; master
mechanic! Instructor and same method
, we used to. train thousands of soldier
mechanics in 0-day courses; write now
for free, catalog. Rahe Auto and Trac
tor School, 2130 Oak street, Kansas
City, Mo.
GRANITE LETTERER, air tools. 80 cents
per hour, steady work; no old marble
cutters or trifler need apply. A. E.
Hosmer, Holton. Kan.
WANTED At once, first class A. C.
winder; state experience and wages ex
pected In first letter. Lees-Cole Elec
trlc Co., Sioux City. Ia.
WANTED Paper hangers and painters
and band musicasn who carry union
cards. Address Roy Judd, ,care Hoist
Hotel, Boone, Ia.
EXPERIENCED furniture finisher. Apply
to Mr. Sill.
H. R. BO WEN CO., WAREHOUSE,
Corner 8th and Farnam Sts.
WANTED Druggist, good salary, regis
tration unnecessary; no health seekers;
give age, references. laton Drug Co.,
New Mexico.
FIRST-CLASS meat cutter, at once; wire
or come. Arthur L. Barnett, Lebanon.
Kan.
STOP dally grind; start business silvering
mirrors, plating tableware; plans rree.
Clarence Sprinkle. Dept. B. Marlon, Ind.
PAINTERS and paperhangera wanted; top
wages and steady work for mechanics.
Sallna Paint and Paper Co., Salina, Kan.
PRESSMAN can have steady Job, must be
able to do color work Wire State Publish
ing company, Pierre, 8. 1).
DRUG clerk, registered, steady work,
closed Sundays, references. C. R. Wood
worth, McCook, Neb.
LEARN ACTUAL AUTO REPAIR, VUL
CANIZING LOS ANGELES Y. M. C
A. Auto School.
WANTED Young man for work on soda
fountain Sherman & McConnell, 16th
and Harney Sta.
BARBER wanted; best pay In Omaha.
Apply to foreman, barber shop, Omaha
Athletic club.
FIREMEN, brakemen. $175-$225 monthly;
experience unnecessary. Writo Railway
Association, Y-904 Omaha Bee.
GOOD tailor wanted, $36 to $40 per week.
2022 NO. Z4th St. Webster 332U.
PRINTER wanted, $:)8.80 per week, 60
hours. J. P. Cooke Co., 1111 Farnam St.
PRINTERS wanted, $38 a week, 60 hours.
J. P. Cook, 1111 Farnam St.
Salesmen and Solicitors
AN OPPORTUNITY Are you satisfied
with your present Income? We want
real able representatives to distribute
a remarko'.le $26 calculating machine
which Is taking the place of high
priced machines in every business. Easy
to explain, easy to use, easy to sell.
It Is a bona fide proposition for live,
earnest men who want to make real
money. If you are one of them, apply
at once for territories, rights and in
formation. Ray Adding Machine Co.,
466 Washington Street, New York.
TWO ambitious, clean cut single young
men over 23 years to qualify as sales
man for our western organization travel
ing in Colorado. Utah and Idaho. Want
men of good habM. who with the proper
salesmanship traKi will become an
asset both to thehgp'ves and to us.
Salary and. comlsslon. V you are' one
of these men write me. tate age and
previous employment. G. A. Brocker,
General Delivery, Omaha, Neb.
WANTED
Representative to wholesale lowest
priced automobile tires and tubes on the
market. See
MR. GREGORY, MONDAY,
HOTEL FONTENELLE,
STOCK SALESMEN.
Wanted Stock salesmen to handle
exceptionally high-grade dividend, pay
ing securities on commission basis. Prop
osition backed by excellent mercantile
ratings and bank references. .
JAMES A. COTNER. .
60 Broadway, New York.
WANTED Experienced Jewelry salesmen
io can on reLHii imiiw ...... v .
Manufacturers" Gold' Cameo Jewelry and
Reconstructed Rings. Northwest,
Middle West and Rocky Mountain
states. Must have established trade
and furnish best of references. Ex
cellent opportunity for live wires. Op
portunlty." Box 135, ProvldenceTJ.
RELIABLE STOCK SALESMEN
Exceptional opportunity sell in guar,
a nteed., 8 per cent, participates, non.
retlrable, preferred Omaha Bank.-BullOf
Ing stock, sorured by Omfth business
propertv. with direct bank connections.
R. II. Snyder, Room 2. Wead-Bldg..
Omaha, IA 1 . : !
HELP WANTED MALE
Salesmen and Solicitor.
SALESMAN ANTJNUSUAL OP
PORTUNITY IS OFFERED BY
A LARGE MANUFACTURER
OF TAINTS AND ALLIED
LINES TO A TRAVELING
REPRESENTATIVE FOR NE
BRASKA. THE SUCCESSFUL
APPLICANT MUST HE W1DE
A V A K E, CONSCIENTIOUS.
AND WILLING TO WORK
HARD AND LONG HOURS
TO BECOME SUCCESSFUL.
STATE REFERENCES, AGE.
EXPERIENCE AND SALARY
EXPECTED AT START. AD
DRESS MR. HAGUE,, CARE L.
SONNEBORN SONS, INC. 262
PEARL ST.. N. Y. CITT.
MASTER SALESMAN
WANTED.
Man 30 to 60, good education; eolleg
graduate preferred, of pleasing manner
and strong personality; wanted for .pe
dal dlilotnatlc personal soliciting: In
dependent business of your own. wher
the clientage you build up belongs ts
yourself; $:I00 per month absolutely
guaranteed for first five months' work
to rlht man; company well rated; -tabli
.led 10 years: this contract I. worth
$25,000 certain proft the first thre year,
and will make one Independent for life
In five to ten years. Must be financially
responsible and able to handle own busi
ness under own name. Territory, th.
east, the south, the west, some central.
No special experlenc necessary, but
character, personality, courag. and ln
du.try essential. Stat. .g. education,
past occupation, and earning In trloi
confidence. Address and phon numbt)
Mr. Power. Manager, Room 60T, It K.
Michigan Ave., Chicago.
SALESPEOPLE wanted tor following d.
p.rtment: Muslin underwear, linen
dept., ribbon dept.. notion-dept. horterf,
Htattonery and .lo experienced .ale.,
people for .ho dept. Apply to Bupt-,
Balcony.
BURGTCSS-NASH CO.
DISTRICT .ale manager for wtrn
territory. Must hav successful sales
man capable of earning $10,000 per year.
One who desires to be permanently es
tablished in home territory and elimi
nate travellr;. For such a man ther
Is waiting sf .inectlon with a woll-known
successful manufacturer. Steadily In
creasing demand for our line necessi
tates establishing branch sales offlc.
This offer Justifies, and will bear full
est Investigation. Must finance self.
Correspondence confidential. Th Mell
leke Mfg. Co., Dept. S60 North Clark
St.. Chicago.
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SALESPEOPLE wanted for following Asm.
partraenta: Muslin underwear, llna
dept., trtbbon dept. notion dept. hosiery,
stationery and also experienced sale
peopl for .hoe dept. . Apply to .opt..
Balcony.
BURGESS-NASH CO.
WANTED Salesmen calling on druggists
and cigar stores, or drug and tobacc
jobbers: pocket sample; article
known to 7,000,000 men; universal n"
cessity; quick sales; largo weekly earn,
lngs. Write today. Simply state terri.
tory you cover. In confidence. Dr.
Winter, Pres., 1006 Baltimore . Bldg.,
Chicago.
WE WANT live wire salesmen to sell oui
saleaboards and gum machines; ' "new
Idea," "territory assigned"; commission
paid on receipt of order; writ for our
proposition; we will make you som real
money. Iowa Novelty Company, 616-61T-618
Mullln Bldg., Cedar Rapids, la
LIVE wire salesmen sell our gum ma
chines; great booster plan; all gum
wrapped: collect $7.50 when you take
the order, commission paid on all re
peat gum orders. Write for our propo
sition. Iowa Novelty Company, 616-617-618
Mullln Bldg., Cedar Rapid., I a.
WANTED Several men as salesmen In
braska to travel with manager. Experi
ence not necessary. Pay every day.
Good Income and permanent position.
Apply E. R. MeClellan, Room J0J Far
nam Bldg., corner 13th and Farnam Sts..
Omaha, Neb.
SALESMAN calling on merchant hand
Hng clgars; best proposition on earth.
Each order nets you $13.60; two order
a day, easy: main or side line. Stat
territory covered. Protected territory.
The Harold Company, 329 Plymouth
Ct Chicago, III. .
SALESMEN To sell low-priced automobll
tires direct to car owner; 30x3(4 non
skid sells for $8.96; other size In pro
portion; chance of lifetime for hustler
to earn big raoney; exclusive sales con
tract Auto Tir Clearing House, 1600 W.
Fifteenth St.. Chisago. i ' ,
SALESMEN Side line men making small
towns. New idea; no sale; no collec
tlon; no samples to carry; $6.00 com
mission paid on each trial order taken,
State line carried and territory covered.
Kneney & Sons Co., 2901 Indiana Ave.,
Chicago. . '
SALESMEN WANTED.
Wanted State manager to secur and
dlrert salesmen. Should pay $1,000 per
month.
WESTEX LEASING CO.,
Wichita Falls, Tex.
WANTED State distributor to handle th
new V-D Spark Plug. Splendid oppor
tunity for a live salesman to build up a
profitable, permanent business. Writ
' for particulars. The Vlktry Sales Co.,
389-391 Fifth Sf., Mllwaukeo, Wis.
RELIABLE sideline salesmen can earn $50
per week selling sponges, gold-filled
pocket knives and novelties to country
merchants. Liberal commissions paid
In full weekly. Elite Novelty Co.J Tyler
inn lutit ate,, t. i,ouu, mo.
OUR 8idu line assortment of advertisings
fans brings live wire salesmen $1:00
$300 monthly; sample light; all mer
chants' prospects; easy to sell; season
beginning1. liberal commissions. Fan
Dept., Kemper-Thoma. Co.. Cincinnati.
SALESMAN.
We want an experienced specialty
salesman, choice of territory. Excellent
income, permanent connection, splendid
future. Call Room 3, Wead Bldg., 18th
and Farnam Sts.
SALESMAN WANTED Also for small
towns, commission, 10 per cent. Lib
eral advances receipt of orders. Com
plete line laces, cotton dress goods.
Samples, 20 pounds. Import textile As
sociation, 223 Fourth Ave., New York.
SALESMAN WANTED to sell trunks as
Side line on strictly commission basi.
State experience and territory you
make. Hoffman Trunk and Bag Co.,
Spring Valley, 111. .
WANTED Special representative for
pleasant and comfortable employment to
look after our Interest -In your section.
Hoffman Co-operative Investment Co,,
Hoffman Bldg., Houston, Tex.
SALESMEN mall tract oil lease com
bination. Active districts wher big
companies are drilling. Liberal rommis
' slon. Reliable firm. Burton Trust Es
tafe, 611 H, Main, Fort Worth. Tex.
HIGH-CLASS MEN capable of producing
big business selling men's clothes to
measure direct to wearer. Possibilities
unlimited. Write P. H. Davi Tailoring
Co.. Cine innati. O.
SALESMEN KtraiKht or side line; soli
our well known line of soft drinks; de
mand enormous; big repeat business;
' liberal commissions; prompt settlement.
jH " ,'BKVKRAGK CO.. Toledo, Oh'i..
SALES.M EN Inexperienced or expe
rienced, city or traveling. Write for
list of line and full particulars. Ad-
dross XaCl .Salesmen Tr. Assn., Dept.
. 4j9, Chicago.' III.
DISTRIBUTER wanted In every town for
Speedollne; $.100 to $600 per month; ex
clusive' territory; automobile free to
workers. Speedollne Co., Dept. 70, Dallas,
Texas. I :
LIVE and attractive line of automobile
iui:essories possessing quick selling
merit and larffe commissions. Un
equaled as a sld line. Rarin. Ac
cessoHi Mfg. Co., Ititcine, Wis.
SANK'HU. 3624 Cottage Grove Ave.. Chi
cago; $8.00 each sale; $2.60 monthly re
newal; many making $1,000 monthly;
four big deals. Gum-peanut vending
maehlne combinations.
SALESMEN td sell first mortgage gold
liondM; splendid opportunity; mak
money '4n learn wonderful business,
Brunswick, O'Connell & Co., J20 So. Stat
St.. Chicago.
SALESMEN capable of earning $300 a
week or more, to represent us. Wrlto
full particulars first letter. Box 651,
Ft. Worth, TfxiM.
SALESMEN We want a few more young
men to Join our club In scientific sales
manship. Complete training $25; posh
tlons furnished free. Box Y-903 Bee.
SALESMEN WANTED High grade toclc
and bond salesmen by reliable concern,
excellent proposition by th right party.
V 784 Omaha B-e.
WANTKD Experienced salesman for re
. tail .wall oanor dept.: state experience
y'H.d r.lsj-i wanted. Budge & Uuenx.l
1 o., i,uiroin. i-veii.
RELIABLE ,.lesmen to sell tock In a
,. dlvlde-hd-paying, company. 8c P. H.
-Dearmoot, S3 8 Uty Nat l Bank Bld. ,
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