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THE BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, MARCH -23, 1920.
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DEATH JFUiNOTICES.
5SBYNOLDS Loren A., 2S131 I,eaven
worth, March 20, aged 43. Funeral from
JHoffitrinn funeral home, 24th and Dodge
ta., Wednesday 2:30 p. m. Interment
West Lawn. Deceased la aurvlved by
' his wife, Sarah, and seven children,
Huby, luna Marie, Ruth. Gladys, Loren
A., Jr., Frank and Joaeph.
hBIMIjfiKSkl Eolln Blanche, Infant
daughter nf-JIr. and Mrs. Krlmlofskl,
- -.-i.i-..,. litvi Vleteif Ave . Sun.
yf, March 21, 1920, aged 4 months.
.i..nAn f ril,1e.nCA TliesdaV.
March 23, 1 20. at 3 p. m. Interment
Oraoelyd Park cemetery.
THOMAS Corwln Ellis, age. 2 years 3
t montha 14 days, beloved eon of Mr. and
Mra. F. C. Thomas.
Funernl at 2:30 p. m. Tuesday from
residence, at 2809 South Thirty-fourth.
Interment West Lawn cemetery. Friends
lire welcome. t
5klAY Mrs. Alice, beloved wife of Jamea
May. . ,
Funeral Tuesdny mornig from resi
dence, 2012 Woolworth Irvenua at lt:30
a. m. to St. Annes church at a. m.
Interment Holy Sepulchcr cemetery.
JJAY Josluh W 3102 Curtis Ave., aged
SS years.
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FLORISTS.
t t?B T T A DM AM Fontenelle
UXjXj U. AJXXAVATiVi.1
114 Douglas St.
Florists.
Douglas 8244v
1 ,. He n d erson ,1 5 19 Fa rn a im Dougiaaji .i n.
yJOH"NBATH, 18th and Farnam, D. 3000.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
STACK & FALCONER,
INDEPENDENT UNDERTAKERS." '
PIERCE-ARROW
AMBULANCE SERVICE.
Thlrtv-thlrd ""AJl"8"1- Harney 64.
FRED E. FERO.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR.
Lady Attendant.
S3d and Cuming St.i. Phone Douglas 677.
Auto Amhulance.
' NEW LOCATION -
CROSBY'S NEW FUNERAL HOME,
2018 WIRT ST.
Away from noise of busy streets.
rtlO.NK H Kiiir.n ii.
HEAFEY & HEAFEY,
v Undertakers and Embalmers.
Phone H. 265. Offlr2ll Farnam.
HULSE & RIEPEN,
Pioneer Funeral Directors.
TOtSnuth 16th St. l)ouglas106.
"TAGGART & SON,
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS.
Telephone DougUjs714 2216 Cuming St.
"DUFFY & JOHNSON,
UNDERTAKERS, 717 3. 16th. Tyler 1676.
- MONUMENTS &, CEMETERIES.
THE largest display of monuments In
the United States. FRANK SVOBODA,
1215 S. 16th. Phone Douglas 1875-5216.
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' jnRTHSANDDEATHS.
"Ll Blrths-r-Frank and Ve'rnooia Torpey,
l7h South -Thirty-eighth street girl;.
Herald and Edna Roth. 2226 South Thirty
" fourth street, boy; Joseph and -Jennie
Hynekr, 1813 Spring street, girl: George
and Julia Ferrlz, 3728 Ellison avenue, boy;
Lem and Pearl Veland, 2118 North Twenty.
seventh avenue, boy; Ezra and Mary
Capleton, 942 North Twenty-seventh ave-
nue. boy; William and Ruth Fleming,
2784 North Sixty-fifth avenue, boy; John
and lone Wilke. 3915 North Twenty-eighth
' avenue, girl; Dr. J. F. and Josephine Al
' bers, hospital, girl; Dennis J. and Sarah
Hurle". 4910 South Twenty-first street,
girl: R. D. and Rose Bennett, 2524 J
street, girl; Edwin and Mildred Joseph,
8319 Grand avenue, girl: John and Stacea
.lohwiton, 2777 Davenport street, boy: Jim
and Anna Sobotra, Florence, Neb., R. F.
'. I. 8, boy.
Deaths Lucas Urlbe, unknown. 6236
South Twenty-fourth street; Joseph Car-
rlllo, 33, 2606 U street: Marie Rose Hoce
var, 32, 4110 North Twenty-third street;
John R. Edwards, 21. hospital; Jane
'i Worthlngton, 2. 2004 North Twenty-sixth
' street; Wm. M. Page, 47, 1118 North
Seventeenth street: William H. Uhler, 82,
701 South Sixteenth street.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.-
The following couples have been issued
licenses to wed:
- Name ar.d Address. Age.
John Carlson, Omaha 32
Dllla James, Omaha...' 23
Howard W. Brace, Omaha 23
Rose C. Reeves, Omaha 23
Thomas N. Bates, Omaha 19
Cora Glenn, Omaha 18
James F Koehen, Council Bluffs, la,.,. 21
Helen. Ruppert, Council Bluffs, la. .....18
Arthur B. Harrington, Sioux City, la.. .32
lone Greer, Sioux City, la 19
Joseph Vacantl, Omaha 26
tirazla F. Turco, Omaha 17
Gust O. Lcggdls, Council Bluffs, la.... 37
Helen M. Parris, Council Bluffs, la. ...31
Kenneth C. Strong, Sioux City, la 21
Ethel Howell, Sioux City, la 19
'. Malcolm McLprd. Sioux City, la 23
Lillian Miller, Sioux City, la 19
Joseph F. Folsom, Lincoln. Neb 24
. Leila L. Carper, Lincoln, Neb 19
Jamea A. Perslnger, Plattsmouth, Neb. 21
Bather Hawkenberg, Plattsmouth, Neb. 19
Thome.s V. Pettlt, Omaha..., 24
Paulina Peterson, Omaha 18
BUILDING PERMITS.
E. D. Wead, 1924 Farnam street, re
modeling brick atore building, 12,000.
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LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS.
LIBERAL REWARD.
i LOST MONDAY NOON ON FARNAM
STREET BETWEEN 46TH AND 48TH,
GENTLEMAN'S 17-.TBWKL WATCH;
HUNTING CASE; SMALL CHAIN AT
TACHED. CALL HARNEY 6419.
FLOOR lamp delivered to 324 No. 25th.
about a week ago, without name of
sender or to whom sent. Owner may
. have same by calling Tyler 1648 ard
paying for ad.
LOST In Y. M. C. A. building. b?ilc note
book and tan purse, containing 140.
Finder .return same to Mr. Campbell at
Y. M. C. A. and receive liberal reward
and thanks.
R ARTICLES LOST on street cars tele.
ana Tyler 800. We are anxious to re.
stole lost articles to rightful owner.
OMAHA A COUNCIL BLUFFS ST. RY.
COt
LOST 2 rings, one set with diamonds,
the other with sapphire, on West Leav
enowrtn rf ot Burgess-Naslr. Reward.
Colfax SOIL
LOST Sunday night, Boston terrier, li
cense 1646. Reward. Harry Spicka.
Tyler 740.
LOST Belt with 2 gold pins, near Kountie
Park. Webster 3151; reward.
PERSONAL.
THE SALVATION Army Industrial home
aollcts your old clothing. furniture,
magazines. We collect. We distribute.
Phone Doug. 4135 and our wagon will
call. Call and Inspect our new home.
1UH1 12-111 4 Dodge street.
THOMAS HAMER left Waukesha about
!S years ago. When last heard from
he was tn Nebraska. Any Information
. from him or his heirs will be to their
advantage. Address D. J. IIemlock,
Atty., 815 Grand Ave., Waukesha, Wis.
LADIES ONLY.
Massage treatment given at their
home, by appointment. Mrs. M. Bitten
house. Douglas 9080.
PATIENTS to care for, in tuy home.
Electrlo Bath and Massage. Webstar
2911.
MASSAGE Manicuring, 2l0 N 17th - St;
open until 9 p. m.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
WE buy comblnga and cut hair; also make
awitchea from combings: all work guar-
ttt.J n - f l .. 1. U.I. Shnn 9901
1 ... 4 tic en itaovii : - - - -
Chicago Ave.. Minneapolis. Mfon.
BELL'S MENTHOL OINTMENT can be
purchased at Rlalto Drug Store, lttm
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BRINGING UP FATHER-
Sea Jigfi and Maggie in Full
Page of Colors in The Sunday Bee.
Drawn for the Bee by McManus.
Copyright, 1920 International News Service
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HELP WANTEDFEMALE.
Saleswomen and Solicitors.
EXl'KRIKNOKD SALESLADY WANTED
IN CANDY DEPARTMENT; GOOD
SAL AMY. APPLY Q. 3. COBB, AT
THOU, KILI'ATRICK CO.
bThcLKY corsets, complete Una; silk and
knitted underwear; guaranteed boalery.
.Salesladies make 16.00 day and up.
Walnut 1 3.
EX P KR 1 12 NO K D candy aalesladlea; steady
work; good pay. Apply Mr. Phalpa,
Ureen room, Rrandeis stores.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
OAS STOVKS connected, 12; fuel, lights
and connections; rebuilt gas atoves;
reasonable. Harney lfilfl.
VKDIl,Vi nnnourcementa and printing.
Doiiiilrvj Prtntlnp Co. Tel. nouglas 644.
Clothing and Furs.
Kn.l. dress suits for rent. 109 N. 16thSt.
John Fi-lriman. Phone 3128.
Accordion Pleating.
ACCORDION, side, knife, aunburat. box
pleating, covered buttons, all alzea and
style-r; hemstitching, plcot, edgings, eye
let cut work, button holes, pennants.
Meal Dutton and Pleating Co., 308
Brown Plk. Douglas 1 936.
Brass end Iron Foundries.
PA.XTON-MlTCHKLL CO.
27th and Martha Sts., Omaha, Neb.
l!r;inB, Ironzo, aluminum and machine
gray lion castings.
Baggage and Express.
Mid-West Transfer Co.,
KxpresH and baggage, furniture mov
ing, country hauling. Tyler 3700. 413
South l?th St.
Hartung's Transfer Co.,
1211 HOWARD ST. TYLER 1976.
Trucks, any size, leased, or your haul
ing contracted by hour, day or year.
R. R. Ticket
Office.' D. 295.
"The Only Way"
Omaha Transfer Co.
Carpenter Work
CARPENTERING, repairing, remodeling
done. L. J. Erlckson, Walnut 1637.
Chiropodists.
Carrie .1. Burford. 62(1 Paxton Hlk. D. 1208.
CARPENTER work, all kinds, contracts or
hour. Eitimatea furnished. Tyler 4 259.
Collections.
Collections made everywhere.
"No collection No charge."
THE MERCHANTS CREDIT RATING CO.
Collection Department
D. .3949, Suite 23 Arlington Hid. Omaha.
Dancing Academies.
IVPT PTNTTpSi'hool for Dancing. 2424
IV Hi Li-ll IN rjparnam. D. 7850. Claas
at 8; dancing at 9 p. m. Monday. Thurs
day. Saturday priyate lessons any time.
MISS PAULINE CAPPS Artistic dancing,
28th and Farnam. Pupil or. uenisnaun
school. Harney 6413.
Dentists.
Dr. Bradbury. No pain. 921 W. O. W. Bid.
Detectives.
PHIL. WINCKLER, best shadower and
investigator In Omaha; personal service.
Harney 5708.
PIPKIN'S NATIONAL DETECTIVE
AGENCY, Incoiporated. Doug. 1107.
Arlington Blk . Omaha. Neb.
JAMES ALLEN, 312 Neville Bik. Evi
dence secured In all cases, tyier ma.
Dressmaking.
DRESSMAKING and alterations; work
guaranteed. Webster bans.
PLAIN SEWING all kinds; men's shirts
specialty. Douglas 40.i4,
DRESSMAKING and alterations; work
guaranteed. Tyler 3979.
DRESSMAKING- done reasonably. Walnut
3656.
DRESSMAKING nnd altering done. D. 7643.
FOR dainty tiny tois clothes, call H. 2165.
Hats Blocked.
HATS! HATS!
Hats cleaned and blocked.
Paxton Parlor.
1607' FARNAM.
HATS cleaned, reblocked. ladles' straw
hats specialty. Mastos Bros., lbzo Mar y.
Rtrg Weaving.
WEAVING; all rugs remade. Tyler 1433.
Hauling.
HAULING by day, week or job. Harney
747.
ALL kinds of ashes, refuse hauled. Wal
nut 3515.
Electrical Utilities.
VACUUM cleaners, delivered, called for,
50c day. Vacuum Cleaner Service Co.
Call Webster 1557 from 10 a. m. to 4
p. m.
ELECTRIC heaters, $10.50; vacuum clean
ers. J37.60; Mola washing machine.
Lallev-Wilaon Electrlo Co.. 1 307 Farnam.
ELECTRIC vacuum cleaner, $1 a day de
livered. Colfax 4116.
RENT Hoover and other electric vacuum
sweepers, delivered. Webster 4283.
ELECTRIC vacuum cleaner for rent.
Call Douglas 5718.
Garages.
REDI-MADE GARAGES, wood or steel.
Send for circular. Redl-Made Housing
Co., 2211 Howard. Red 3657.
Gas Stoves Connected.
UNO ANDY.
The gas man. House piping, stoves
connected, light transferlng. Walnut
2008.
GAS stoveav connected. $2.00; repaired and
repainted. All kinds gas work. Quick
service. Harney 1619.
OAS stoves connected. $2 00. Tyler 4439.
Gold and Silver Plating.
SILVERWARE, all kinds rcplated, re
paired, reflnished like new.
J. L. JACOBSON. 636 World-Herald Bldg.
Tntrrior Varnishing.
INTERIOR varnishing, enameling: floors
reflnished. waxed, wall paper cleaned.
Walnut 4821.
Jewelry.
DIAM0Nt)SwwVhapr!vh,1ebgo5ttoprb'uc?
back at small profit. GROSS j KWi.i.KH
Co., 402 N. 16th St. Doug. 6049.
w n PT.ATA17.
Jewelry Established 189!.
Sixth Floor. Securities Bldg.
Kodak Finishing and Enlarging.
FILMS developed; printing and enlarging.
Write for prices. The Ensign Co., 1607
Howard St.
justice of Peace.
6TS. Collins. Justice of the peace. Room
15, Patterson Blk. Dougls3205.
Mattresses.
MATTRESSES made over. Harney 7162.
City Mattress Co.. 2814 Cuming.
Osteopith.
DR. MABEL WESSON.
211 Balrd Bldg., 17th and Douglas,
T. 2960. H. 4741.
Painting and Paperhanging.
PA PER HANGING, quick service, lowest
prices, new stock paper. Harney 3814.
PaTntTno, papering, free estimates Call
mornings or evenings, allrney 6740,
PAINTING, paperhanging and decorating;
work guaranteed. Webster 3031.
PAINTING, painted walls washed, wall
paper cleaned. Webster 115.
PAINTING and wallpaper cleaning. Tyler,
' 4277.
PAINTING, paperhanging
cleaning. Douglas 63:.
and paper
PAINTING and paperhanging; flnt-clase
work. Douglas KS.
PAINTING, paperhanging and plastering.
Phone Walnut 4567.
PAPERHANGING. quick service, lowest
prices, new stock paper. Harney 3814.
PAPERHANGING and painting by con-
tract. Tyler 4870.
PAINTING and paperhanging; estimates
free; work guaranteed. Doug. 8561.
PAPERHANGING, $6 room and up, In-
cludlng paper, work. Walnut 4998.
Patent Attorneys.
STURGES STURGES. registered patent
attorneys. Patents obtained in U. 9.
andforeign coc-tries. 330 Bee Bldg.
Patents.
WE e?AT:.VT your Invention and sell it
vto manufacturers who need It. Interna-,
tlonal Patent Co., fi: Brandels. Omaha.
wsasa8
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Printing.
COCKLE PRINTING CO.
1816 St. Marys Ave. Douglas 2831.
Roofing.
PROPERTY OWNERS
GET OUR FIGURES.
Our roofs are our proofs.
All work guaranteed.
NORTHWEST READY ROFFING
CO.
1)2 So. 31st. Harney 2574
Safes.
SAFES
BARGAINS. 12th Farnam.
J. .T. Derlght Safe Co.
Sewing Machines.
SEWING MACHINES
We rent, rrmlr sM nemlls and parta.
MICKELS'
. 16th and Harnev. Douglas 1973.
Tree Trimming.
BY registered tree surgeons; trimming,
cavity work, bracing, planting, trans
planting, removing, treatment of insect
and fungus pests and diagnosis and
treatment of disease and Injury. Over
200 satisfied local customers; no charge
for estimates.
PAGE TREE SERVICE.
211 Davldge Block.
Tyler 4800.
Stationery.
OMAHA STATIONERY CO., 307-9 3. 17th.
Towel Supples.
Omaha Towel Supply. 207 S. 11th. D. 528.
Tailors.
M. KErfiER. 306 South 18th. Doug. 1187.
Theatrical.
THEATRICAL, historical and masque cos
tumes for amateur theatricals and par
ties for rent nt T. Llehen & Son, Omaha.
Watch Repairing.
Watch Repairing
Main spring. $1.60; cleaning. $1.50;
Jewels, $t to $1.50; watch crystals, 25c.
All work guaranteed.
THE W. C. FI.ATAU STORE,
Room 601 Securities Bldg.
FOR SALE MISCELANEOUS.
Furniture and Household Goods.
AUCTION AUCTION
Extra high-grade and staple furniture,
rugs, pianos, talking machines and furn
ishings of several good homes.
IN MY AUCTION HOUSE
Southeast corner 18th and Webster Sts.
MONDAY, MARCH 22. STARTS AT
1 P. M.
This Is a big sale of good furniture,
Including 2 extra pianos, one is $750
Chlckerlng and the other Is a Smith &
Barnes; 2 standard talking machines
and records; 1 beautiful parlor suite
and several rocking chairs and library
tables to ma.tch; 1 leather . davenport.
2 massive leather chairs and library
table to match, 3 good dining room
nets, complete and several extra pieces
of dining room furniture: 1 blrdseye
maple bedroom suite consisting of beau
tiful dresser, chiffionler, writing desk
and chairs; 1 very expensive American
walnut bedroom suite, complete with
bed, springs and mattress, beautiful
dresser, chlffionette and chairs, 1 ma
hogany bedroom suite, complete with
high poster bed with springs (box)
mattress, dressing table, writing desk
and chairs, several massive brass beds,
best springs and best mattresses; several
Vernis Martin beds complete, several
oak and mahogany dressers, chiffoniers
and dressing tobies, sewing machines,
electric lamps, 6 extra pood nearly new
Wilton velvet rugs, sixe 9 by 12, and
several smaller Wiiton rugs, several Ax
minister Mini r;rii!-selR rusrs. all izcs;
kitchen cabinets, high oven gas ranges,
steel range, dishes, linens, cooking
utensils, laundry and garden tools and
hundreds of articles too numerous to
mention.
JAMES L. DOWD. AUCTIONEER.
If you have anything to sell, call Doug.
3285. Tyler 966 or Doug. 8878.
AUCTION! AUCTION!
COMPLETE FURNISHINGS OF A
BEAUTIFUL 9-ROOM HOME
at 2220 Willis Ave.,
Friday, March 21, Starts at 1 P. M. Shurp.
Sale will take place in the residence.
This is extra good furniture and con
sists of evciything used in a first-class
home. Owner going to California.
Watcn the papers for details of this
Friday saie.
JAMES L. DOWD, AUCTIONEER.
Ph. Doug. 32S5. Tyler 966, or Doug. 8878.
BEST BARGAINS IN OMAHA.
Solid oak Jacobean William and Mary
8-plece dining room suite valued at $276
to go at $175. The suite consists of S
chairs, leather seated; an extension
table and a very roomy buffet. Other
suites in same style. A William and
Mary, In walnut. $290 value, at $197.50.
A William and Mary, In mahogany, $400
value, at $240.
STATE FURNITURE COMPANY,
Corner 14th and Dodge StreetR.
Esi!?yiJlIi?JL1J"rters, Omaha.
AUCTION! ""AUCTION! "
COMPLETE t-BOOM HOME OF GOOD
Fi:RNITURE
at 2616 North 15th St.,
Thursday, Miuch 25. Slarts at 1 P. M.
This sale will take place in the resi
dence. Everything must go linens,
dishes, furniture nnd complete furnish
ings of 6-room homo. Owner leaving
city. Watch the papers for details
JAMES I.. DOWD, AUCTIONEER.
Ph. Doug. M'5. Tyler 966, or Doug. 8878.
$25,000 stock of furniture to be sold; 300
stoves of all kinds, rugs, linoleum, phon
ographs, duofolds, tables, chairs, china
and kitchen cahinets. dresses, chiffon
iers, beds, springs, mattresses, trunks,
suitcaacs, bedding, linen, etc. Open till
p', t' Cr,(1t if ou wish. 1839-47
N. 24th St. Wch. 1607.
OMAHA PILLOW CO. Mattresses made
over in new ticks at half the price of
n,-w ueuw. t.uming Kt. Douglas 2467.
vt c, sell new and near-new furniture,
stoves and rugs at lowest prices; cash
or payments. Amer. Furn. Co.. 60.1 N. 16.
FURNITURE for sale, nt 2647 Reese.
'"all before 9 a. m, or after 5 p. m.
Pianos nd Musical Instruments.
MUSICIANS SUPPLY SHOP"
404 Karbbach Blk. Thona Douglas
We carry a complete line of saxo
phones, band Instruments, drummers'
supplies, saxophone reeds, mouthpieces
nnd accessories. Saxophones repaired and
repe iiilPn
A HOSPE CO Everything "
n.. UUOl J-J KJJ. aVt an(1 music.
Pianos for rnt. 84.00 per montti.
1,000 Columbia records for sale or ex
change for what have you? Douglas
8104. 3223 So. 24th.
DRUMS, traps, marimbas, Instructions,
repairing. Phone Harney 2967. Geo. A.
Smlih. 27B1 Davenport St.
NEW cabinet pnonograph, records and
needles. 3910 So. 28th.
BRAND NEW $20o phonograph at less
thnn wholesale price. Doug. 9394.
PIANO and violin for' sale; also other
household goods. Tyler 1965.
GILDED lien bed and woven wire springs,
$10. Walnut 2574.
BARGAIN" in player piano; like new.
Douclas 4(03.
CORNET, B flat, fine condition. Webster
55.10.
MAHOGANY upright piano, good as new;
must go HI once; cnercp. iHnnven
BEAUTIFUL mahogany player. Call Ty-
lor 067.
Lumber and Building Material
fTTY-HTMKEVAN. 5 4 4 SOUTH 30TH ST.
Store and Office Fixtures.
WE buy, sell and make desks, safes, show
cases, shelving, etc. Omaha Fixture A
Supply Co., 11th and Douglas Doug.
2724. .
Typewriters and Supplies.
WI3 buv, sell and exchange all makes
of typewriters. Write for list. Midland
Office Supp.' Co., 140$ Dodge.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
Typewriters and Supplies.
Typewriters
AND
ADDING MACHINES
ALL MAKES, beught. sold, rented and
repaired. Sole agen's for the CORONA.
Get our pricea before yon buy. Every
machine guaranteed.
Central Typewriter Exc.
Doug. 4121. 1905 Farnam.
RENT an Oliver typewriter three months
for $6.00. Oliver Agency, 1906 Farnam
St., City.
Miscellaneous.
FOR SALE.
Large, electrically operated National
Cash Register; 4-drawer; cabinet stand
register. Keys from lc to $90. Excellent
condition. Reasonable.
Inquire, W. H, Qulvey,
Bee Publishing Co.
NEW electric washing machine, $75.
standard make. Why pay fancy retail
prices? We are western distributers for
the factory. Omaha Western Sales Co.,
phone Doug. 4423.
OMAHA PILLOW CO. Feather mattresses
made from your own feathers, summer
and winter sides. 190 7 Cuming. D. 2467.
GOOD CINDERS delivered any place,
prices reasonable. Good service. Web
ster 59S9.
FISH FISH FISH
Live fish at Lipsman's Fish Market.
2507 Q St. Phone South 3637.
DRY KINDLING WOOD.
CO. HARNEY 1837.
ACME BOX
GOOD drophead sewing machine; cheap.
South 4396.
KINDLING delivered, $3.60 per load. Web.
4E9.
TWO pair army officers' puttees. Douglas
2256.
DIAMOND, H4k. Beautiful stone. Bar
gain $650. Box B. 29, Omaha Bee.
WANTED TO BUY.
LIBERTY BONDS
High prices for certain Issues this
week. We will help you make your in
come tax return. Strictly confidential.
SECURITY INVEST
MENT CO.,
TyIer2736! 639 Securities Bldg.
WE BUY baled waste paper, old maga
zines and newspapers. State quantity
you have on hand. Write or phone for
prices. Omaha Paper Stock Co., 15th
and Marcy. Douglas 159.
LIBT5RTY BONDS BOUGHT.
MACK'S BOND HOUSE.
1421 First Nat. Bank Bldg.
Phone Tyler 3644.
DESKS DESKS DESKS
Now desks; uspJ clpska boupht, sold and
traded. J. f Rred. 1207 Farnam. D. 6146
Liberty Bonds Bought
610 World-Herald Bldg.
WILL buy second hand clothing, shoes
and furniture. Tyler 2598. A. Zavett,
705 North lfith St.
GUTTMAN pays highest price for second
hand furniture, rugs, clothes, etc. Web
rter 4204.
VALL PAPER WANTED.
Will pay cash for stock of wall paper.
Y-10?. He..
WA.VTLD To buy 10-year-old girl's bi
cycle. Harney 6394.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR FURNI
TURE. RUGS. STOVES. TYLER 49 8 8 .
WANTED to buy rabbits. Call Douglas
6540 or Walnut 4107. s
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.
THE BEE will publish free a sttjiatlon
wanted ad under this classification for
soldiers and sailors and marines who will
show' their discharge papers at our
office In the lobby of The Bee building.
Seventeenth and Farnam.
YOUNG man with a thorough knowledge
of accounts desires position with a mer
cantile firm, or other industry. Trust
worthy, steady, reliable, and neat In ap
pearance. Address Box A-98, Omaha
Bee.
WANTED Position on farm by experi
enced married man; would consider
other positions. Telephone 1114. Guy
Piatt, Cook. Neb.
ENGINEER and electrician desires posi
tlon as superintendent of small electric
plant. Steam, oil or gas. Address Y-1019,
Omnha Bee.
YOUNG inn n wants position in country
bank as bookkeeper or assistant. Able
to Invest If necessary. Write Box B-28,
Omaha Bee.
1-TON TRUCK and driver for hire, by
hour, day or week. Harney 3374 or
Harney 11073.
COLORED man wants wall paper and
carpet cleaning. Webster 2524.
ASHES hauled and grading done. Col
in X 4JI1.
WANTED Hauling refuse and cinders;
nmnure for sale. Walnut 5393.
WHITE man wants window washing and
house-cleaning. Tyler 4277.
ASHES hauled; reasonable rates. Webster
2li06.
WALLPAPER cleaning. Walnut 797.
Female.
WANTED Position as housekeeper by
woman with two children; must be near
school; expect good wages and will give
careful, good service; good cook; ref
erences exchnnged. Mrs. Borchers. Col
fax 273. 3191 Fowler Ave.
HOUSEKEEPERS. LAUNDRESSES.
Watch the Domestic column of The
Bee. Lots of good places are always
advertised. Don't miss them.
ENVELOPES to address; 25 cents a hun
dred. Address Miss Townsend, care
The Bee, Box A-992.
WANTED Position as cook for noonday
luncheon. Webster 6053.
Laundry and Day Work.
SILK BUNDLE AND FAMILY WASH
ING. WALNUT 4744. BEFORE 9 A. M.,
OR AFTER 3-311 P. M.
H 0 11 E laundry, all kinds of family wash
Ing, rough dry, finish curtains, blank
ots, etc; work guaranteed Colfax 2284.
EXPERIENCED colored dressmaker wants
'sewing by the day, 60c an hour. Web.
ster 1042
EXPERIENCED hand laundry wants bun
dles of all kinds, lace curtains and fancy
clothes. Webrter 1975.
ANY kind of bundle washing. Men'e
bundle a specialty. Webster 3948.
BUNDLE and family washing called for
and delivered. Walnut 1214
LAUNDRY work for Monday, Tuesday and
u enoro;ay. uepster 3086.
EXPERIENCED laundress and ironer;
reference. South 4461.
COLORED woman wants cleaning; 50c
hour. Coliax 4984.
DAY work, ccioied woman. Webster 3457.
Annie.
BUNDLE wefhing, soft water. Webster
6949.
DAY WORK Experienced colored lady.
Webster 21 3.
BUNDLE washing and lacs curtains.
Webst--r 1727.
BUNDLE wi.shmg; experienced laundress,
Websur Siii.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Laundry and Day Work.
BUNDLE washing called for, deliverd.
Webster 6216.
DAY WORK Reliable colored woman.
Douglas tl'37.
IRONING and day work; experienced.
South 2016.
IRONINtI, steady work, half day or hour.
Webter 941.
DAY WORK, cleaning, good worker. Web
ster 4701.
LAUNDRY work, reliable woman. Web
ster 1699.
BUNDLE washing done cheap. Webster
4271.
DAY work, experienced lady. Webster
224.
DAYWOltK, experienced laundress. Web
ster 39'ifi.
LAUNDRY WORK, cleaning, 40c Lous.
Webster 6063.
DAY WORK Reliable colored woman.
Webster 3254 after 6 o'clock.
LAUNDRY work; experienced colored lady,
Tyler 3366.
DAY work, colored woman. Webster 2498.
LADY wants day work. Webster 20aT.
PERFECT bundle washing. Webster 4209.
DAY work. rUiablo woman. Webster 4115.
DAY WORK Colored lady. Webster 1226,
IRONING and daywork.
DAYWOHK wanted.
Webster !88.
larney 6000.
DAYWORK and cleaning. Webster 6099.
LAUNDRY work wanted. Webster 393.
WANTED Bundle washing. Webster 2238.
DAYWORK and cleaning. Vebster3582.
DAY WORK andfealUng"rXNVbBTer873.
DAY WORK and laundry. Webster 5034.
CLEANING or Ironing. Webster 3020.
DAY WORK wanted. Webster 4065.
DAYWORK vanted. Webster
27.
DAY work wanted. Webster 2450.
BUNDLE washing. Webster 1379.
Day work. Call Tyler 3194.
HELP WANTED MALE
Stores and Offices.
STENOGRAPHER, $100; chance of ad
vancement. BOY STOCK KEEPER. $65.
OFFICE BOYS, $55.
RIGHT REFR. CO.
1012 First Nat. Bank Bldg.
STENO. and Office Clerk, $100.
3 young men for stock work, $22.60 per
week.
Office Clerk, $70, Office Clerk, $80.
Freight Claim Clerk, $100.
Steno., wholesale, good future, $100.
2 Office Boys. $55 and $60.
EMPLOYERS' REFERENCE CO.
224 Bee Buildin.
WANTED Vvide-a-wake editor, $2,000.00
guaranteed advertising already signed
up for the right man. For further par
ticulars write I. A. Peterson, Treas
Big Springs Com. Club, Big Springs,
Neb.
PRICING CLERK, must be good at fig
ures, $100-$110; bank clerks, $80-$100;
adding machine operator, $75 to $90.
THE MARTI CO.. 11 26W.0 W.Bldg.
CREDIT MAN. retail experience, $300-$325.
Bookkeeper, good-penman, $125.
WATTS REFERENCE COMPANY,
1138 First National Bank Bldg.
Professions and Trades.
LABORERS WANTED.
STEADY WORK.
GOOD WAGES.
OMAHA REFINING CO.,
EAST OMAHA.
WANTED foreman, tinners and mechan
ics and five master plasterers; tinners,
90c per hour; plasterers, $1.00 per hour;
vopen nhop town; excellent working con
ditions. If your services are O. K. at
the expiration of 60 days your trans
portation will be refunded to you.
Write or wire. F. R. Carty, Open Shop
Ass'n , P. O. Box 814. Beaumont. Tex.
WANTED.
' EXPERIENCED MARCELLER;
CONGENIAL SURROUNDINGS.
SALARY AND COMMISSION.
CHANCE FOR ADVANCEMENT.
APPLY SUPT., BALCONY,
ELDRIDGE-REYNOLDS CO.
DENTIST, mechanical. This is your op
portunity to buy the best equipped
laboratory in Kansas City, doing good
business, lots of high-grade work,
owner going into othec business. $1,000
cash, balance monthly notes. Y-1026
Bee.
WANTED Newspaper makeup; linotype
machinist; machinist operators and
floor men: non-union; references re
quired. Address Fort Smith Printing &
Publishing Fraternity (comprising two
dally newspapers and seven job shops),
Fort Smith, Ark.
CANDYM AKER WANTED An all around
man with some experience In making
ice crop.m is preferred. Write to Stock
stoad's Kandy Kitchen, Sleepy Eye,
Minn.
WANTED Battery nnan, experienced with
electric vehicle batteries as well as S.
L. I. Must have good references as to
character, as well as ability. Write all
particulars In first letter to Frost Tire
and Battery Co.. Sioux Falls, S. D.
BARBER STUDENTS WANTED
Special offer; wages; big demand for
graduates. Call or write for catalog.
MOLER BARBER COLLEGE
110 South 14th St. Phone Doug. 7777.
BRICK masons required tor work at Cas
per. Wyo. Rate $10 per day, eight
hours. Steady work. Apply Midwest
Refining Co.. Casper, or V. A. Mortimer.
Midwest Refining Cn Denver, Colo.
MECHANICAL DRAFTSMAN SpeclaT op
portunity for good men in new and In
teresting work; salary commensurate
with ability. Address Engineering De
partment. Fort Omaha, Nebraska.
WANTED First class woodworkers, tp
work on truck wheels only. Apply at
once. Truck and Tractor corporation,
1310 Jackson.
WANTED A good gralner; Inside Job; no
ladder o scaffold work; permanent po
sition. Apply John Martin. Supt., 2925
W Proanway. Council Bluffs.
RAILWAY mail clerks wanted. Com
mence $110 month. Sample examina
tion questions free. Franklin Institute.
Dept. 228 C, Rochester. N. Y.
STEADY position for good blacksmith
and horseshoer, write. Rellly & Eyre,
Superior, Neb., for particulars. State
wages and experience.
TWO A-No. 1 tinners to do furnace, cor
nice, skylight and shop work. Good
wages. Simon Brothers, North Platte,
Neb.
Y A NT K I ) Drug man for the prescription
department. Sherman-MeConnell Drug
Co., 16th and H-rney sts.
FIREMEN, BRAK EM EN $1 75 to $225
monthly; experience unnecessary. Write
rtanway Assncijuioo. T-yn. omana nee.
WANTED Piano player, lady or man, on
road; steady work; good salarv. Call
Bud Brownie. Millard Hotel; ouick.
HELP WANTED MALE
Professions and Trades.
WANTED Prescription druggist. Apply
to general office, second floor, 19th and
Farnam. Sherman-MeConnell. Drug Co.
PAPER HANGER and painter, wanted:
one that can do furntfure repairing.
Biackstone Hotel. "..'
WANTEr Order fillers and stockroom
men. Powell Supply Co., 2051 Farnam
St.
BARBER WANTED Guaranteed $25 and
per cent over $36. Slater Bros., Gretna,
Nebraska.
WANTED First class butcher to run his
own business In a store with the best
of trade. Tyler 4718. : .
WANTED A first class baker, at once.
Kessler's Bakery, Central City, Neb.
GENERAL blacksmith. 1021 M St. Steady
job, good wages. Lincoln. Neb.
Salesmen and Canvassers.
V"SELLINO
rHAND-
GOC-JesILS
SALESMEN WANTED
WOULD YOU CHANGE YOUR PRESENT
POSITION?
IF WE COULD SHOW YOU THAT
YOTJ CAN MAKE FROM $500 TO $800
PER MONTH ON A STRAIGHT
LEGITIMATE PROPOSITION THAT
YOU CAN CALL ON THE SAME CUS
TOMER THREE TIMES A YEAR?
THIS PROPOSITION
DIRECT TO THE F
LING A COMPLETE
ERIES, HARDWARE.
AND AUTOMOBILE A?
WE HAVE 35 MEN NOW MAKING
THE ABOVE A"MOUNT AND CAN
HANDLE A FEW IfORE LIVE WIRE
SALESMEN REPRESENTING A FIRM
BACKED BY A GOOD MANY YEARS
OF PAST BUSINESS IN OMAHA.
YOU HAVE NO MONEY TO INVEST.
ONLY YOUR TIME, WHILE WE
TEACH YOU HOW AND AT THE
SAME TIME WE WILL CONVINCE
YOU THIS JOB IS JUST AS REPRE
SENTED. WE HAVE SOME GOOD TERRI
TORY, INCLUDING IOWA, NEBRAS
KA, MISSOURI KANSAS, SOUTH
DAKOTA, COLORADO AND WYO
MING. SO ACT QUICKLY. YOU MUST
HAVE A CAR.
1307 HOWARD ST., 2D FLOOR.
ASK FOR MR. SHAFER.
SALESMEN
STOCK SALESMEN
INSURANCE SALESMEN.
BANK PROJECT, EXCELLENT OP
PORTUNITY. SELLING GUARAN
TEED 8 PER CENT PARTICIPATING,
OMAHA HANK. BUHDINffi STOCK.
SECURED BY OMAB'v BUSINESS
PROPERTY. DIRECT. , JAjNK CON
NECTIONS. R H. SNtDER. JIOOM 2,
WEAD BUILDING.
TWO CITY COLLECTORS.
Wanted Single men, ago 25 to SO
only those who will accept .quick pro
motion to traveling position considered.
Straight salary, with chance.-for im
mediate increase. See Mr. Gordon,
308 Haird H'dg. 17th and Douglas.
$00 TO $1,000 DAILY mode by new sales
men of old firm of high repute; just
opening branch offices here; no stoclc
for sale. The amateur or has-been need
not apply. We remunerate liberal
enough to Interest salesmen of class.
Phone Yatis. Douglas 6120. '
SALESMEN Catholic; desiring perman
ent, good paying positions with house of
national reputation, in field where merit
will assure immediate advancement; ex
perience not essential. Call J. J.
O'KEEFE & CO., 410 Karbach Bldg.,
before 10 or after 4.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE
Stores and Offices.
TYPIST and assistant to shipping clerk,
$11.
Stenographer, with some clerical work,
$110.
Student execulivo with accounting
knowledge, $175-$226.
Bookkeeper, with wholesale firm, $150-
$175.
Traveling salesman. Food Products, es
tablished trade; experience not re
quired 25-35 years of age; salary $125
and expenses.
WESTERN REFERENCE BOND ASS'N.
736 First National Hank Bldg.
STENOGRAPHER.
APPLY TO MR. KENNA,
MORRIS & CO.,
SOUTH SIDE.
WANTED.
Competent Stenographer
With bookkeeping knowledge preferred.
Apply In person at once.
WESTERN SALES CO.,
1727 Howard.
WE have several excellent positions now
open. Good salaries. Dictaphone oper
ators,, stenographers, cashiers, office
help.
RIGHT REFERENCE CO.,
1012 First Nat'1 Hank Bldg.
LADY bookkeeper, grain, $110; ledger
clerk, $20 week; billing clerk, (by hand)
$25 week; office clerk, answer telephone,
etc., $65.
BUSINESS MEN'S REFERENCE ASSN.,
917-18 W. O. W. Bldg.
STENOGRAPHERS, $100-$125; office
clerks, $75 to $10; file clerks, $C0-$70;
billing clerks, $75 to $90; bookkeeper,
$S5-$!)0.
JT LU5 M ART! CO., 1126 W O. WB 1 d g.
STENOGRAPHERS, $"l26-$UO-$i00-$90-$85-175;
office clerk, $S0; typists, $60 to
$90: file clerk, $i!0-$65; asst. bkkpr., $85.
i WATTS REFERENCE COMPANY,
1138 First National BankBldg:
ST E N OG R A PI IE R.
Small office, good future. Prefer one
with not more than one year's exper
ience, 18 to 20 years old. Apply 12 to 1.
607 KeeJIne Bldg.
WANTED Girl for stenographic work and
filing. Need not be experienced. Will
pay $55 to start. Box No. X-S6, Omaha
Bee.
BOOKKEEPER, nice small office, $100.
COMMERCIAL REFERENCE CO.
1r,"i City Nat, issyik
EXPERIENCED cashier waited. Jerry's
Cafe. 24th and Farnam.
WANTED Lady who can work one-half
day only, " each day, for office work.
Typist or stenographer preferred. Eric
Nelson. 1618 Capitol Ave.
OFFICIO GIRL wanted. Dresner Bros.,
2217 Farnam.
Professions and Trades.
Stock Salesmen
The Federal Live Stock Loan and Mort
gage Co. is now organizing at Dubuque.
Ia. Good territory tor a few live wires.
Highest commission basis. Bank and In
surance Bldg.. Pubuque, la,-
SALESMAN to handle a limited amount of
oil stock for home company which is
paying 2 per cent monthly dividends.
No wildcat scheme, but . substantial
and attractive, easy to sell'.'Iiberal com
mission. Call Tuesday or Wednesday.
Room 213, Flatiron hotel, Omaha.
STOCK "SALESMAN WANTED.
To Belt stoclc in a three million dollar
corporation. Real salesmen take notice.
Good commission; good lads; every as
sistance to the salesmen given. Address
T-1011 Omaha Be.
SALESMEN We want a few mhfe young
men- to join our club In scientific sales
manship. Complete training 25; posi
tions furnished free. Bon Y-963 Bee.
Agents and Canvassers.
BIG MONEY
For producers of Hall Insurance writer
In Nebraska; no notes to handle; cash
when business Is written; can start at
once. General Agent. Box 577, Grand
Island. Neb.
Hotels and Restaurants.
RESTAURANT help Is very scarce at
Camper. Wyo. Cooks receive $3f to $45
pv week; waiters, $21: waitresses,
117.60; dishwashers, $17.50 to. $21 includ
ing meals. Eight hours a day.
Boys.
WANTED Boy to wash dishes at soda
fountain. Beaton Drug -Co.,. 15th and
Farnam.
Miscellaneous.
WANTED
RELIABLE, EXPERIENCED CHAUF
FEUR. MUST BE WHITE; GOOD SAI,ARV
TO RIGHT PARTY; REFERENCES
REQUIRED.
APPLY
MR. E. JOHN BRANDEIS,
4TH FLOOR,
BRANDEIS STORES.
TO
OF
EX
MEN Three young energetic, steady po
sition, ti5 weekly to start: quick promo
tion to road work. Call from S to 9 or
3 tn S, 312 Ralrd Bldg., ask for Mr.
Shnrfcn.
LABORERS and helpers, white or colored;
good wages, steady work, chance for
promotion. V. V. H. R.. Store Dept. Ap
ply Caps St. gate. Ask for storekeeper.
WANTED Collector by big magazine sun
scripMn house; commission only. See
Mr. Plake at 301 Balrd Bldg., 17th and
Tongins.
POSITIONS, locations, etc.. for doctors,
dentists druggists, veterinarians, nurses
F V Knlest. 212 ne Bldg.. jmaha.
MAN wanted to work inTdrifg'store ; all
around work. Apply at Dtufc,' store, 32nd
Av, and Arbor St. . ("'
EXPKRIUNCi;!) hous-man wanted. Clnlr
mont Ir.n, 17th and Jackson. Douglas
273.T
WANTED Plumber's helper. Call Col
far 2771. 4X11 North 30th St.
WANTED Janitor (white), S5 or bet
ter, 6-dny week. Walnut fM.
HELP WANTEDia&ALE.
? J -
itiiiTt
Stores and
WANTED Tompetent truck mechanics;
wanted, warehouse men. Inquire Stand-
ard Oil Co.; Hth and Locu.t Sis.
WANTED Tinner and plumber combined,
married man preferred. Box 7. Paw.
nes City, Ne.
EXCEPTIONAL Steno. fmUtist!.l ISO to
$ ion. -T., ,
Typists, uptown and whopTale. $!0 to $90.
I'ompt opr. and merit, J7r. to jko.
romiit. Opr., downtown, liifi.to $75.
Multlgraph Opr.. salary depends.
2 File Clerks. $r,5 to $10.
EMPLOYERS' REFERENCE CO.
Bee Building
YOUNG LADIES
Do you want a permanent position?
No profession today offers better op
portunities for good salaries and steady
employment than local or long distance
telephone work.
The work Is fascinating, pleasant,
healthful surroundings, annual vaca
tions with full pay. Sick and accident
benefits without cost to employes.
No experience necessary. Substantial
weekly pay while In training. Rapid
advancement.
Parents invited to investigate working
conditions.
Apply to
MRS. MORRIS,
Employment Secretary,
Room 616
New Telephone Building,
Nineteenth and Douglas Streets.
Household and Domestic.
WANTED Good Tollable womn to dm
housework and cook S meals for S men
In small fiat, 2704 Jackson; mast l.v
at home. If you wish to do washing
will pay extra; no lunches; your tinm
your own from breakfast to dinner. Call
Tyler 4H5V
HOUSEKEEPER
WANTED AT ONCE.
Good home; good wages. Writs Mrs
Jos. Burns. Iowa City, Ia
WANTED A Vt iM PliTKNT" WH 1TE M AlB
FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. MRS,
RALPH PETERS. 51 SOUTH 40TH
STREET. HAKNEY S05.
WANTED AN EXPERIENCED WHITH
(URL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK,
NO LAUNDRY; GOOD WAGES. CALL
SOU I'll M4.JV715 SOUTH 25TH ST.
E XT E R 1 KN l ' E 1 MAID FOR GENERAL
HOUSEWORK. MRS. K. II. PATTKR
SON, 127 NORTH 40TH ST. HARNEY
R7.
WANTED White girl or housework;
small family; good wages. 3504 Wool
worth Ave. Hnrney 13:i.
WANTED A v hite cook; no washing;
references required. Mrs. D. W. John
son. 105 South 4!ilh St. Walnut 854.
WANT ED WhTtT" girl for general house
work; no laundry; good wages. Mrs.
O. W. Johnson. 106 South 49th St.
Harney 354.
FOR LAUNDRESSES, DAY WOMEN,
ETC LOOK IN THE SITUATION COL
UMN OF THF BEE.
WANTED A white nurse maid to cars
for two children: good wages and horns
to right party. Call Wnfht1246;
GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
WORK: GOOD WAGES. CALL DOUG
LA SK SW.
WANTED Neat, competent middle-aged
woman to care for Invalid. Call Doug
1ns 7314,
CH AS. L. KISII. piano tuner, violin end
piano teacher. Colfax 4i07.
WANTED Competent cook. Mrs. Ward
P.urgess. JI2 2 N. 22d.
HOUSE MAID, small family; til per
weekj Harney294J
MAID for general housework; small house,
fi 2 11 S. 31st. Harney 3011.
GTrtL or woman for general housework.
Good home. Harney 419!.
Hotels and Restaurants.
WANTED A COMPETENT SECOND
S I A ID. 5 06 S. 32D AVE. HARNEY 206.
EXPE1UENCED pantry girl, white pre
ferred. Omaha Club, 20th and Dnuglss.
DIET kitchen Klrl wanted. Wise Memor
ial Hospital, 25th and Howard.
Clalr-
C 1 1 A MR Eli M A 1 D wanted. Apply
mnnt Inn. 17th and Jackson.
WANTED A second cook.
hospital.
St. Catherines
TWO white maids wanted,
son Hospital.
Miscellaneous.
Apply Clark-
STOCK GIRLS FOR COAT. SUIT AND
DRESS DEPTS. Apply AT ONCE.
ORKIN BROS.. CONANT HOTEL,
BLDG., 16TII STREET.
LADY colhctor for magazine sulweriptlon
collection work; strictly commission, but
lady who puts In at least seven hours
a day can average between $15 and $25
per wetk; position permanent. See Mr.
Blake or Miss Healnn, 301 Balrd Bldg.,
17th an.- Douglas Sts.
TUB PIG SISTERS will help any girl or
woman needing assistance during the
prcscn emergency. Telephone Harney
6734 day or evening, or Tyler 1138 in the
evening.
EXPERIENCED bindery girls wanted.
Omaha Printing Co., 1301 Farnam St.
LADY canvassers: straight salary. H. R.
How-n Co.. 1513-15-17 Howard St.
WHITE cook; good wages. Nebraska
Masonic Home. Plnttsmouth. Neb.
CHECKHR WANTED Dresher Bros.
2217 Farnnm.
HELP WANTED.
Male and Female.
WANTED Experienced cook, white man
or woman, also house maid, either hus
band and wife or two women. Must be
able to give refer -nee First-class liv
inrr quarters separate on premth-s Good
wages paid. 4d''i's3 Pr. S. O. Kennedy,
102 9 K enncdy B ldt. ,Tu Is a , Okl.
WANTED Men. ladles and boys to lesrn
barber trade: big demand: wages while
learning: strictly modern. Call or writs
1 403 Dodge St. Trl-City Barber College.
EDUCATIONAL.
DAY SCHOOL. NIGHT SCHOOL.
BOYLES COLLEGE.
Complete courses in accountancy, ma
chine bookkeeping, comptome'try, short
hand and typewriting, railroad and
wiring telegraphy, civil service and all
English and commercial branches. Write,
cnil or phone Douglas 1565 for large
Illustrated catalogue. Address
BOYLES COLLEGE,
Boyles Building, Omaha, Neb.
Van Sant School of Business.
Tay and Evening Schools.
220 Omaha National Bank Bldg.
Douglas 6890.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
FLOUR MILL for sale il central Ne
braska; 60-hbl. Barnard and Lees Sifter
system, water power the year around. In
the center of a good wheat country;
would take some trade. Address C. B.,
Box 37. St. Paul, Neb.
GIRLS
Did you ever stop to consider what an
Important position a long distance tele
phone operator holds? She Is the con
necting link between the business men of
Omaha and those of other large cities
and the completion of many big business
deals depend largely upon the speed and
accuracy of her work.
We still have some of these fascinating
positions left. You will receive a substan
tial salary and rapid advancement to
executive positions is assured the girl
with ability.
You may file your application with
Miss Bell, 318 New Telephone Building.
THE AMERICAN TELEPHONE
AND TELEGRAPH CO.
WANTED Girl for general housework;
fumily of three; easy work; small house.
Walnut 45HX.
EXERfENCED hairdresser and" man el
ts wanted. Marinello Shop. Douglas
3400.
WANTED Two experienced alteration
women to work on coats. Apply Supt.,
Balcony, Hurgess-Nash Co.
LADY 'ii spotting dept. Royal Dry Clean
ers KJ North 2 4t h.
LADY pres.Mcr Empire Dyers & Clean
ers. 707 So. 16th.
LADY masseuse wanted, at once. Tyler
4. 'tl 5.
Saleswomen and Solicitors.
BRANDEIS STORES
WANT EXPERIENCED SALESWOM
EN FOR THE FOLLOWING DEPTH:
CHATS. SUITS. SHOES, BLOUSES,
MUSLIN UN HE It W I" A It CORSETS,
FANIY GOODS. MILLINERY. L.M'ES,
LINENS, WHITE GOODS AND TRIM
MINGS. ON ACCOUNT OF OUR rERCENT
AGK BASIS IN ADDITION TO
STRAIGHT SALARY. YOU HAVE AN
OPPORTUNITY TO EARN THE BEST
PAY IN THE CITY OF OMAHA. AP
PLY TO OFFICE OK GENERAL SU
PERINTENDENT, 4TII FLOOR.
WILL ae'l the only garage In a live Ne
braska town of 600. Can produce rec
ords which will prove this a money
maker. Traders and prospectors should
save thcir postage. Y-1020. Boe.
WILL SACRIFICE
Two of my Gulf Coast Development A
Refinery Co. oil tracts. Were taken off
market at $500 each. Address Box X-6,'
Omaha Ilee.
H0 6ft-fi?(i, or $1,000 invested now in
moving pti ti:re company (owning pat
ents lust gmnted) may lead to fortune,
pool, 1K72 Broadway, New York.
OUR business Is to buy and sell your
business. Quick Service Selling Experts,
514 Brown Bldg. '
V I ' LCA NIZERS and tire shop "equipment
for sole. IQ'.'O Capitol Ave. Tyler 3014.
Rooming Houses.
HAVE several fine bargains In rooming;
houses. Close in and money makers. See
Johnny Devlin. 210 No. 25th. Douglss
7172.
WANT to buy rooming house from owner, 7
to 12 rooms; must b close in and a bar
gain Call Douglas 7172.
ROOMS FOR REWT.
Furnished Rooms.
PHONE THE WANT AD DEPARTMENT..
TYLER 1000, AND ASK ABOUT OUR
BIG ROOM LIST PRINTED EVERY
WEEK FOR THE BENEFIT OF OUR
READERS AND ADVERTISERS.
KOUNT ZE PARK DISTRICT.
Larr;e newly furnished and decorated
room with fireplace, strictly modern,
private home good neighborhood, block
l..rarMne.Reasonalile. Webster 6205.
FOR single rooms,' running hot and cold
water, steam heat, wlfiln walking dis
tance. The Brown Apt.. 608 N. list
St. Douglas 5M4.
IIANSCOM PARK DISTRICT.
Pleasant southeast room; modern;
private home; ft block to car, Har
nev 711C.
PLEASANT, nicely furnished rooms, Han
scotn Park district; H block to car;
gentlemen preft-rr-d. Harney 1106.
room;
LARGE, front room: suitable for two gen-
t lemin. 7 o 1 Sojj th lot h s e., 3d floor.
2656 HARNEY Pleasant front
walking distance. Douglas 1367.
2 6 1 1 1 A It N EY Comfortable sleopl-ig
rooms, walking distance.
FURNISH KD slli-eplng room for 2 refined
genilenien. Hnrney 12R1.
FOR RUNT Furnished sleeping room.
L'liii Capitol Ave.
KAST front room.
Walnut 3740.
Modern home. CsU
NICK front room suitable for 1 or 1.
Sweet wood Ave.
WANTED Lady room mate. Harney 1 SSI.
House keeping Rooms.
.A RGB pleasant, completely furnished
housekeeping room; furnace heat, laun
dry privileges, bath Included, block to
car line. reasonnMe. Harney 3737.
FOR RENT Furnished rooms for light
noiiscKPepinv g4'if capitoi Ave.
FURNISHED light housekeeping rooms.
mi . . iiitn r"t.
Board and Room.
PRIVATE FAMILY OFFERS ATTRAC
TIVE linusi AND EXCELLENT HOMR
COOKING TO GENTLEMAN; 10 MIN
UTES' RIDE TO TOWN. HARNEY 1J7.
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