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u THE BEE: OMAHA. THURSDAY, MARCHV 25, 1920. WANT AD RATES (Cuh with order.) . f Ha Tr word en dsy ' to per word two consecutive day as par word three eonaecutlv daya to per word four conaecutiv daya lo per word flv conaecutiv daya . 2 Go per word aeven eonaecutlv daya and on cent per word for each additional tnaertlon. No ad taken for leas than a total at ISO. CHAKUE. lo pr line en day tea per Una... two eonaecutlv day S(o par lie three eonaecutlv daya 7 To per line aeven eonaecutlv daya 11.00 par line thirty conaeoutivs daya Card of thanka and funeral notice 12c ' per Una each day. Thea ratea apply either to th Dally r Sunday Bee. All advertlaementu appear In both morning and evening daily paper for the on charge. f Contract Kate on Application. For convenience of advertlaera, want da will accepted at th .following of flcee: MAIN. OFFICE ,Bee Building Amee'Offlce. ........ 410 North 20th 8L Park Office f.261S Leavenworth St. South Hiar.... 6318 N St. "VValnut Office 81 North 40th St. Co. Bluffi Office 16 Scott St. THIS BEE will not b reaponaible for more than one Incorrect insertion of an " advertlaament ordered for trior than on t ln" PHONE TYLER 1000. Evening Editions .12:00 M. Morning Editions 10:80 P. M. Sunday "Editions i P. M. Saturday. 1 DEATH & FUNERAL NOTICES. ELMORE Verna I., beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. Elmore. March 22, U20, . aged II yearn 7 month 2a days, at St. Paul. Minn. -Funeral Thursday at 2:30 p. m. from the residence of her grandparents, Mr. snd'Mrs A. Nelson, quarter mile west -' of Hprlngwcll cemetery. Interment Sprlngw.-H cemetery. -' DAY Joslan. W. I r Funeral services will be held from residence of his daughter, Mrs. A. B. Hall, 3103 Curtla avenue, Thursday at 2 p. m. Interment at family lot at Forest Lawn, untier direction of Crook post, O. A. It . Rev. Mr. Savldgo offl- . clafrg. Friends Invited. . HBLLW1G Christine Francis. 22ltS. 2d St.. March 23,-aged 36. Funeral Saturday. 9:30 a. m. from residence to St. Patricks church at 10. , Deceased i survived by her husband. '"'William, two sons, John and Joseph; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lobeck; five aislers and three brothers. . " LARSEN Charlea W. Mareh 24. 1920. Aged 38 years, at his residence, 4536 Burdette treet. Funeral, Saturday, 2:30 p. m.V from !:;'. the Masonic Temple. Interment, West I.awn cemetery. Deceased Is survived by his wife, father and mother and four ; brothers. "K. H.. H. A.. L. B.. and O. I. CARD OF THANKS. VB WISH to thank the members of George A. Custer Relief corps No. 82, . Garfield Cirri No 11. Druid Camp. W. O. W., No. 24; Stage Employes. No. 42; Machinists' union. No. Si; Ladles' aux iliary, J. A. Y. M No. 68; employes of Nebraska Power company and all neighbors and friends for their aym ; ' pathy ard beautiful floral offerings shown us In the death of our dear mother and grandmother. ' MR. and MRS. WILLIAM J. M'KENNA. DANIEL F. M'KENNA. .IOHN A. M'KENNA. JOHN F. M'KENNA. FLORISTS. LEE L. LARMON 1814 Douglas St. Douglas 8244. 1 Henderson. 1519 Farnam. Douglas 1248. JOHN BATH, 18th and JFarnam. D. 3000. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. STACK & FALCONER, 'INDEPENDENT UNDERTAKERS." ' PIERCE-ARROVV , AMBULANCE SERVICE. Thirty-third and Farnam. Harney 84. FRED E. FERO, FUNERAIy DIRECTOR. Lady Attendant. J3d and Cuming Sts. Phone Douglas 677. Auto Ambulance. NEW LOCATION CROSBY'S NEW FUNERAL) HOME, 2018 WIRT ST. Away from' noise of busy streets. PHONE WEBSTER 47. HEAFEY & HEAFEX, TTiidortakers and Kmbalmers. Phone H. 265. . Offloff 2611 Farnam. HULSE & RIEPEN, Pioneer Funeral Directors. : 701 South 18th St. Douglas 1068. : TAGGART & SON, UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS. Telephone Douglas 714 2216 Cuming St DUFFY & JOHNSON, UNDERTAKERS. 717 S. 16th.' Tyler 1678. MONUMENTS & CEMETERIES. THE largest display of monuments In the United States. FRANK SVOBODA, - 1215 S. 15th. Phone Douglas 1876-6216. ' BIRTHS AND DEATHS. Births Vernon and Anna Randall, 4404 " North Twenty-fifth street, boy; Edwin and Cecil Dygert. 1818 Lake street, boy; . Krine and Lavella Olson, 4614 North Twenty-ninth street, boy; Gerald and Lll : He Freeman, 8740 North Forty-fourth : street, girl; John and Marguerite Lov ' jrren, 1320 Myrtle avenue, girl; Paul and -.Mama Anderson, hospital, girl; Salvltore and Domlna Napolltavo, 1314 South 1 Seventeenth street, girl; Lewis and Bertha " Hansen, -2864 Chicago street, boy: Jasper Thomas and Bertha Smith. 1409 South l Seventeenth street, gtrl; J. R. and Mary Beaton, 4703 North Fortieth avenue, girl; John and Mary Hursman, hospital, boy; Henry and Aetagraela Ruls, -6106 South , Twenty-second street, girl; Herman ana Tress Monico, 2028 Pierce street, boy; , Raffaele and Mary Balsano, 1311 South yTwenty-flrst street, boy; Charles and Nellie Jones. 2019 St. Marys avenue, girl; ' William and Anna McConnell, 609 South Twenty-ninth street, girl. Deaths Daniel Bernstein, Wl years, 2020 North Twenty-second street: Chris ten Francis Hellwlg, 36 years, 3228 South Second; Locan Reynolds, 43 years, 2813 Leavenworth street; Sofle Jensen, 19 years, 'hospital: Walter F,. Fond. 6 years, 4218 Himbaugh avenue; Barbara Mary Nel son, years, 8111 Burt street; Willie . Klein, Infant, 3963 North Thlrfyisixth 1 avenue; Alice May, 48 years. V2612 'o1- worth street: Rose M. Slbberonuml In ! rant, 1006 South Fifty-first street; Bar- bara Konvalln, 88 years, 2301 South .Twelfth street; Elisabeth Berry, 68 years, 1724 Bouth Sixth street: Carla B. Gross man, 10 years, 3337 Taylor street; Cor : win E. Thomas. 2 years, 2869 South Thirty-fourth street. MARRIAGE LICENSES. The following couples have been issued licenses tc wed: l Name, and Address. Age. Emil Hunziker, Omaha 36 Allc Carter, Omaha 37 T-enard D. Ellsworth.. Council Bluffs. 33 Florence Wishart, Council Bluffs.... 29 Everett E. Ellis, Omaha 24 , Marl Halverson, Omaha 17 Max Harder. Irvlngton, Neb 34 Llllie Oft. Bennington, Neb 24 . "Tklarvln Heck, Omaha ... 36 s Myrtle M. Fries, Mound City, Mo 34 ' John W. Retteker, Mason City, la 26 Anna Reuss, Mason City, la 21 Charles Cohen. Omaha 2!r ; Vela Meyers, Omaha .... 20 John H. Andrews, Omaha ,. 31 ; Corlnthla Hollowed, Omaha 19 BUILDING PERMITS. Charlea A. Tucker and L. F. Dunn, 1806 Howard street, brick and concrete v bunding. 6150,000; Woodman of World, 1316 Farnam street, additional story, , steel and concrete, 665,000. LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS. LIBERAL REWARD. ' - LOST MONDAY NOON ON FARNAM STREET BETWEEN 46TH AND 48TH, ; , GENTLEMAN'S 17-JEWEL WATCH; HUNTING CASE; SMALL CHAIN AT TACHEU. CALL HARNEY 6419. FLOOR lamp delivered to 324 No. 25th. about a week - ago, without name of I sender or to whom sent. Owner may have same by calling Tyler. 1648 ard paying for ad. LOST Pi Phi Chi fraternity pin, set In pearls, tn Hsyden Bros, grocery depart ment or on Dodge between 16th and SOth. Reward Call Harney 7183. . FOR ARTICLES LOST on street cars tel ; phono Tyler 800. We are anxious to re store lost articles to rightful owner.. . OMAHA & COUNCIL BLUFFS ST. RY. CO. LIBERAL REWARD .-Toet 3 alredale pups about 1 year old. Collars alike. Lost from 3646 Parker street. Omaha, Notify 405 El ueuaor Apartment .' LOST In downtown district, lady's beaded handbag, worked in peacock design. Finder please bring to Room - 402 Loyal Hotel and receive rward. J1 LOST 2 rings, one set with diamonds, th other with satphlr. on West Leav . enow.-tn car or Burgess-Naste. Reward. -Coifs 8071. BRINGING UP FATHER- Sea Jiggt and Maggie in Full Page of Co)or in Th Sunday Be. Drawn for the Bee by McManus. Copyrights N 20 International News Service voz MAD WHEN tHE. WENT OUT I NEVER trVW HER IN SUCH A TEMPER -HE "WILL BE BACK A.NV MINUTE -1 NOW- if20 t Imtx Faaruas ttsvicg.' me. -a . 1 H" Iqhmwoamcbv i t 1 H bHE WILU- f AT THE 6UTCHEP THi f THANK"' S II VVIUL HS-' att NORNiNC - li'jT iH ALL COOQNEVb' I L Jjn WSi RICHT NOW OW r- THAT St 'iPENCE v. ,j ' f ordss j i rr ' fine- ii u - mv ii r " ' " 1 1 m ) I ag I ; vj THAT't A"NC VAtiE AN' 0 HATE, TO 4IT HIT WITH IT." : 1 y fttflS LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS. LOST Partly knitted dark blue and white sweater In brown envelope. Re ward. Call Houth 240 LOST Man's open face watch Saturday. Finder return to Mary Killean, 1403 Douglas. Reward. ' J LOST Brooch. Bet In pearls, small diay monil in center. Finder please phone Hartley 3365. Reward. LOST Airedale dog license, No. 1867. Re ward. Finder call Colfax 2768 LOST Wednesday, Elgin wrtst watrh In or around Lyric building; reward. Doug- LOST Brown maeklnaw coat, 12 reward. 2733 Parker. PERSONAL. THE SALVATION Army Industrial home solids your old clothing, furniture, magaxines. We collect. Ws distribute. Phone Doug. 4135 and our wagon will call. Call and Inspect our new home. 1110-1112-1114 Dodge street THOMAS IIAMER left Waukesha about 25 years ago. When last heard from he was In Nebraska. Any information from him or his heirs will be to their advantage. Address V. J. Hemlock, A 1 1 y.. 805 Grand Ave., Waukesha, Wis. LADIES ONLY. Massage treatment given at their home, by appointment. Mrs. M. Rltten house. Dnuclas 9OK0. PATIENTS -to .care for. in my home. Electric Bath and Massage. Webster 2911. DR. HOLEliAN Electro therapy and massage. 318 Neville Blk.- MASSAGE Manicuring, 210 N 17th St; open until 9 p. m. NOT responsible for any debts in curred by my wife. Arthur A. Paklser. ANNOUNCEMENTS. WE buy combings and cut hair; also make switches from combings: all work guar anteed. The Erlckson HairShop, 2201 Chicago Ave.. Minneapolis, Minn. BELL'S MENTHOL OINTMENT can be . c. fE.V purcnasea ai maiio itus oiyio, viu - .. J I C r,nKn XIah cuiti j-juk'b wis?.. mi.qiiB, WEDDING announcements and printing. Douglas Printing Co. Tel. Douglas 644. Clothing and Furs. FULL dresB suits for rent. 109 N. 16th St. John Fe'.dman. Phone 3128. Accoidion Pleating. ACCORDION, side, knife, sunburst, box pleating, covered buttons, all Rises and style-i;Uiemstitchlng, plcot, edgings, eye let cutS work, button holes, pennants. Ideal Button and Pleating Co., 308 Brown Blk. Douglas 1936. . Brass and Iron Foundries. PAXTON-MlTCHELL CO. 27th and Martha Sts., Omaha. Neb. Brass, bronze, aluminum and machine gra.y iron castings. - Baggage and Express. Mid-West Transfer Co., Express and baggage, furniture mov ing, country hauling. Tyler 3760. 413 South l?th St. Hartung's ' Transfer . Co., 1211 HOWARD ST. TYLER 1976. Trucks, any size, leased, or your haul lng contracted by hour, day or year. "The Only-Way" Omaha Transfer Co. Carpenter Work CARPENTER work, all kinds, contracts or hour. Estimates furnished. Tyler 4259. "Chiropodists. Carrie J. Ttyrford. 620 Paxton Blk. D. 1208. s Collections. Collections made everywhere, "No collection No charge. THE MERCHANTS CREIiIT RATING CO. Collection Department " D. 3949, Suite 23 Arlington Bid. Omaha. Contractors. CARPENTERING, repairing, remodeling done. L. J. Erlckson. Phone Wal. 1637. Dancing Academies. TTTT PTXrTfSchoolor Dancing. 2424 rHlij-r 11N HiFarnam. D. 7850. Class at 8; dancing at 9 p. m. Monday. Thurs day, SaJjm:jateJessons any time. MISS PAULINE CAPPS Artistic dancing, 17th ami Farnam. Mlsner school, Pat tenon Blk. Pupil of Denlshaun school.. Harney 6413. Dentists. Dr. Bradbury. No pain. 921 W. O. W. Bid. Detectives.- JAMES ALLAN, 312 Neville Blk. EvI denee secured In all cases. Tyler 113.6. PHIL. Wf&CKLER, best shadower and Investigator In Omaha; personal service. Harney 6708. PIPKIN'S NATIOlAL DETECTIVE AGENCY. Incorporated. Doug. 1107. Arlington Blk . Omaha. NeK Dressmaking. DRESSMAKING and alterations; guaranteed. WTehster 6565. work PLAIN SEWING all kinds; men's shirts specialty. Douglas 4t3t, DRESSMAKING and alterations; work guaranteed. Tyler 3979. DRESSMAKING done reasonably. Walnut 3656. DRESSMAKING and altering done. P. 7643. FOR dainty tiny tots clothes, call H. 2165. Hats Blocked. HATS! HATS! Hats cleaned and blocked. Paxton Parlor. 16074 FARNAM. HATS cleaned, reblocked, ladles' straw ' hats specialty. Mastos Bros., 1520 Har'y. Rug Weaving. WEAVING; all rugs' remade. Tyler 1433. Hauling. BILLY does your light hauling cheaper. Douglas 6(186 HAULING by day. week or Job. Harney 747. ALL kinds of ashes, refuse hauled. Wal nut 3515. Electrical Utilities. VACUUM cleaners, delivered, called for, 60c day. Vacuum Cleaner Service Co. Call Webster 1557 from 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. ' ELECTRIC heaters, 610.60; vacuum clean ers. 637.50; Mola wasmng macnine. Lalley-Wllson Electric Co., 1307 Farnam. RENT Hoover and other electric vacuum sweepers, delivered, wehster 42S3. ELECTRIC vacuum cleaner for rent. Call Douglas 6718. 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 transfering. Walnut 2008. ' GAS STOVES connected. 62; fuel, lights and connections; rebuilt gas stoves; reasonable. Harney 1619. GAS stoves connected. 62.00. Tyler 4439. Gold tnri Silver Plating, SILVERWARE, all kinds replated. re paired, reflnished like new. J. L. JACOBSON. 636 World-Herald Bldg. LOST Gray back abt booH containing Information valuable to owner only. Finder rail Harney 1601, Btward. 2. Jo. Brows. - Jewelry. UllMlUO Wth privilege to buy back at small profit. GROSS JEWELRY Co.. 403 N. 16th St. Doug. 6049. W. C. FLATAU. Jewelry Eatabllshed 189!. Sixth Floor. Securities Bldg. Kodak Finishing and Enlarging. FILMS developed; printing and enlarging. Writ for prices. Th Ensign Co., 1607 Howard 8L v ANNOUNCEMENTS. Justice of Peace. Q. S. Collins. Justice of the peace. Room 15, Patterson Blk. Douglua 3206. : J attresses. MATTRESSES made over. Harney 7162. City Mattress Co., 2814 Cuming. Osteopath. DR. MABEL WESSON. Ill Baird Bldg., 17th and Douglas. . T. 2960. H. 4741. Painting, and Pjperhanging. PAPEKH ANG1NG, painting, estimates free, that cost nothing and may aave ycu money. Tyler 2765. INTERIOR- varnishing, enameling; floors reflnished, waxed, wall paper cleaned. VValnut 4821, , PAPERHANGING, quick service, lowest prices, new stock paper. Harney 3814. PAINTING, papering, free estimates Call mornings or evenings. aHrney 6740. PAINTING, paperhanging and decorating; work guaranteed. Webster 3031. PAINTING, painted walls washed, wall paper cleaned. Webster 1156. PAINTING and wallpaper cleaning. Tyler 4377; ; - t'AINTING, paperhanging and paper cleaning. Douglas 6322. PAINTING and paperhanging; first-class work. Douglas 76 13. PAINTING, paperhanging and plastering;. Phone Walnut 4567. PAPEItHANGING, eulck service, lowest prices, new stock paper. Harney 3814. PAPERHANGING and painting by con tract. Tyler 48 70. PAINTING and paperhanging; estimates free; work guaranteed. Doug. 856L PAPERHANGING, 66 room and up, In cludlng paper, work. Walnut 4938. PAINTING and Papering. Phene Wal nut 5452. Patent Attorneys. STURGES & STURGES, registered patent attorneys. Patents obtained In U. S. and foreign countries. 330 Bee Bldg. ' Patents. Patent Attorney Representative. WE PATENT your Invention and sell it to manufacturers who need t. Interna tlonal Patent Co.. 682 Brandela, Omaha; Printing. COCKLE PRINTING CO. 1816 Kt. Marys Ave. Douglas 2831. Roofing. PROPERTY OWNERS GET OUR FIGURES.. Our roofs are our proofs. All wnrK guaranteed. NORTHWEST READY ROFFING CO. 802 So, 31st, Harney 2574. Safes. SAFES BARGAINS. 12th Farnam. 3. J. Derlght Safe Co. Safe Repairing. EXPERT safe opening and repairing. American Safe & Timelock Repair Works. fcjarney 3220. Sewing Machines. SEWING MACHINES We rent, repair. sH neertls and parts MICKELS' 15th and Harney. 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 Davidge Block. Tyler 4800. Stationery. OMAHA STATIONERY CO., 307-9 S. 17th. Towel Supples. OmaHa Towel Supply, 207 S. 11th. D. 528. Tailors. M. KEIUEIt.306 South 18th. Doug. 1 187T Theatrical. THKATR1CAL. historical and masque cos tumes for amateur theatricals and par ttesfor rent at T. Lieben tic Son, Omaha. Watch Repairing. Watch Repairing Main spring, $1.50; cleaning. SI. 50; Jewels. $1 to $1.50; watch crystals, 26c All work, guaranteed. THE W. C FLATAU STORE. Room 601 Securities Bldg. FOR SALE MISCELANEOUS. Furniture and Household Goods. AUCTION! AUCTION! Complete furnishings of a 5 -room home, 2616 North 15th Street, Thursday, March 25; Starts at 1 P. M. Thl3 ia a sale of staple furniture and consists of sewing machine, rugs, library table: several rocking chairs, steel range, gas range, heating stove, new; sanitary couch and pad, 3 Vcrnis Martin beds, springs and mattresses, feather bed, 4 pillows, bedding, dining room tahl and chairs, wardrobe, cupboard, bath tub, lee box, dishes, cooking utensils, kitchen cabinet, washing machine, 2 dressers, and many articles too numerous to men tion. JAMES L. DOWD, Auctioneer. Phone. Dong. 3285Tyler 966 or Doug. 8878 AUCTION! AUCTION! COMPLETE" FURNISHINGS OF A BEAUTIFUL 9-ROOM HOME at 2220 Willis Ave.. Friday, March 26. Starts at 1 P. M. Sharp. Salo will take place In the residence. This is extra good furniture and con sists of ovciy thing used in a first-class home. Owner going to California. Watcn the papers for details of this Friday snie. JAMES L. DOWD. AUCTIONEER. Ph. Doug. 32S5. Tyler 966 o,rDoug. 8878. best bargains" in 6maha7 Solid oak Jacobean William and Mary 8-pleco dining room suite valued at $275 - to go at $175. The suite abnslsts of 6 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. t; TATE FURNITURE COMPANV. lorner ntn and Dodge Streets. Opposite U. P. Headquarters, Omaha. $26,000 stock of furniture to be soldT306 stoves of all kinds, rugs, linoleum, phon ographs., duofolds. tables, chairs, china and kitchen cabinets, dresses, chiffon iers, beds, springs, mattresses, trunks, suitcases, bedding, linen, etc. Open till 9 p. in. Credit If you wish. 1839-47 N. 24th St. Web. 1607. . OMAHA PILLOW CO. Mattresses made over In new ticks at half the price of new beds. 1907 Cuming St. Douglas 2467. WE sell new and ncr-new furniture, stoves and rugs at lowest prices; cash or payments. Anier. Furn. Co., 605 N 16. FOR' SALE Fumed leather and oak furniture suitable for office purposes. 6109 Capitol Ave. BUFFET, and dining table" for sale. 2301 i street. COOK STOVE, fine condition; only $10. 4 1 V N. 29th St. - Pianos nnd Musical Instruments. MUSICIANS SUPPLY SHOP.. 404 Karbbach Blk. Phone Douglas 4779. . . We car-y a complete line of saxo phones, vband Instruments, drummers' supplies, saxophone reeds, mouthpieces and accessories. Saxophones repaired and repadded. A. HOSPE CO. 'M,n,nus.,on Pianos for rer.t. $4.00 per month. PIANO fur sale cheap. Harney 2172. BARGAIN in player piano; like new. Douglas 4703. PIANO at bargain, Harney SOT 4. . FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. Pianos and Musical Instruments. DRUMS, traps, marimbas Instructions; repairing. Phone Harney 2967. Geo. A. Smith. 2761 Davenport St. ) BEAUTIFUL mahogany player. Call Ty ler 957. CORNET. B flat, fine condition, ster 5n!:0. Web- Lumber and Building Material. TRY H. M. KEVAN. 644 SOUTH SOTH ST. Store and Office Fixtures. WE buy, sell and make desks, safes, show cases, shelving, etc. Omaha Fixture & Supply Co., 11th and Douglas Doug. 2724. Typewriters and Supplies. TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING MACHINES ALL MAKES, bought, sold, rented and repaired. Sole agents for the CORONA. Get our prices before you buy. Every machine guaranteed. Central Typewriter Exc. Doug. 4121. 1905 Fafham. WE buy, sell and exchange all makes of 'typewriters. Write for list. Midland Office Supply Co., 1404 Dodge. RENT an Oliver typewriter three months for $6.00. Oliver Agency, 1906 Farnam St., City. - Miscellaneous. FOR SAJLE. Large, electrically operated National Cash Register; 4-drawcr-, cabtnet stand register. Keys from lc to $30. Excellent condition. Reasonable. Inquire, W. H. Quivey, Bee Publishing Co. FOR SALE Three Bets of books. The story of the great war, 12 volumes: Shakespeare, 10 volumes; Harvard Classics, 40 volumes; good as new. B. Schmidt, Wahoo, Neb. 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 lyour own feathers, summer and winter Bides. 1907 Cuming. D. 2467. FISH FISH FISH Live fish at Llpsman's Fish Market. 2507 Q St. Phone South 3637. STRAWBERRIES ALL SUMMER. Ever bearing plants for sale. Box 38, Denl-.--on. la. DIAMOND, lVik. Beautiful stone. Bar- galn $660. Box B. 29. Omaha Bee. DRY KINDLING W'OOD. ACME BOX GOOD drophead sewing machine: cheap. South 4396. KINDLING delivered. $3.60 per load. Web ster 459. WANTED TO BUY, LIBERTY BONDS High prices for certain Issues tills week. We will help you make your in come tax return. Strictly confidential. SECURITY INVEST MENT CO., 639 Securities Bldg. Tyler 2736. WE BUY baled waste paper, old maea- zines and newspapers. State quantity you have on hand. Write or phone for prices. Omaha Paper Stock Co., 15th and Marcy. Douglas 159. LIBERTY BOND'SIJUGHT'! MACK'S BOND HOUSE. 1421 First Nat. Bank Bldg. Phone Tyler 3644. DESKS DESKS DESKS Now desks; used desks bought, sold and traded. J. C. Reed, 1207 Farnam. D. 6146 Liberty Bonds Bought ni'J world-Herald Bldg. WILL buy second hand clothing, shoe. and furniture. Tyler 2698. A. Zavctt. 705 Nnrth lfith St. HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR FURNI- IDtUS, KUUS, STOVES. TYLER 4988. GUTTMAN pays highest price for second hand furniture, rugs, clothes, etc, Web-vs-tpr 4204. V ALL PAPER WANTED. Will pay cash for stock of wall paper. T-1029, Beo. SITUATIONS VANTED. Male. THE BEE will publish free a situation wanted ad under this classification for oldiers and sailors and marines who will ahow 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. EXPERIENCED office manager and cred it man wants position with wholesale hnusef Best of references. B 31, Omaha Bee. iOUNG colored man wants two or three hours work In morning. Reference, Por ter work preferred. Call Webster 1042. FOREIGNER wants job on farm In Ne braska or-iowa. Write Dan Poppos, 3548 Monroe St.. Omaha1, Neb. 1-TON TRUCK and driver for hire, by hour, day or week. Harney 3374 or Harney 6073. COLORED man wants wall paper and carpet cleaning. Webster 2524. ASHES hauled and grading done. Col fax 4171. WANTKD Hauling refuse and cinders; manure for sale. Walnut 6393. WHITE man wants window washing and hnuse-rleanlrg. Tyler 4277. ASHES hauled; reasonable rates. Webster 26116. PWAI.I.PAPKR cleaning. Walnut 797. Female. HOUSEKEEPERS, LAUNDRESSES. Watch the Domestic column of The Bee. Lota of good places are always Advertised. Don't miss them. WANTED Poitlun to conk tioon lunch eon In factory; best references. Web ster 6053. NEAT colored school girl wantsworlt evenings. Webster 6216. Laundry and Day Work. HOME, laundrj, all kinds of family wash ing, rough dry, finish curtains, blank ets. etc: work guaranteed Colfax 2284. EXPfKIENCj:'.' colored dressmaker wants sewing by the day, 60c an hour. Web. ster 104". EXPERIENCED hupd laundry wants bun dles of all kinds, lace curtains and fancy c;nths. Webster 1975, ANY kind of bundle washing. Men' bundle a specialty. Webster 3948. BUNDLE and family washing called for and dC!vered. Walnut 1214 LAUNDRY work for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Webster 30K6. EXPERIENCED laundress and- Ironer; reference. South 4461. 1 COLORED . wf.man wants cleaning; 60c hour, CoUax 4t, - - SITUATIONS WANTED. Laundry and Day Work. DAYWORK and washing, colored girl. South 23(T5. . - DAY work, ccloied woman. Webster 3467. Annie. BUNDLE washing, soft water. Webster .6949.1 DAY "JV'OKK Experienced colored lady. Wehster 2V38. BUNDLE waahins and lac curtains. Webst-'r 1727. . DAY work, laundry or housecleanlng. Douglas 79S6. BUNDLE washing; experienced laundress. Webster 8565. , . BUNDLE washing called for, dellverd. WebsU-r 6216. QATWOlla' Rt liable colored woman. Douglas E:7. IRONING and daywork; experienced. South 2016. i IRONING, steady work, half day or hour. Webter 941. DAY WORK, cleaning, good worker. Web ster 4701. LAUNDRY work, reliable woman, ster 1699. . Web- DAY work, experienced lady. Webster 2524. DAYWORK, experienced laundress. Web ster 3915. LAUNDRY WORK, cleaning, 40a tous. Webster 6063. . DAY WORK Reliable colored woman. Webster 3254 after 6 o'clock. LAUNDRY work; experienced colored lady. Tyler 3866. LAUNDRY and day work. Doug. 9319. DAY work, colored lady. Webster 5201., DAY work, colored woman. Webster 2 '8. LADY wants day work. Webster 201)3. PERFECT; bundle washing. Webster 4209. DAY work, reliable woman. Webster 4116. DAY WORlv Colored lady. Webster 1226. DAYWORK wanted. Harney 6000. DAYWORK an d cleanln g. Webster 6099. LAUNDRY work wanted. Webster 4393. WAsNTED Bundle washing. Webster 2238. DAYWORK and cleaning. Webster 3583. DAY WORK and cleaning. Wehster 1873. DAY WORK and laundry. Webster 5034. DAYWORK wanted. Wehster 6216. CLEANING or ironing. Webster 3020. DAY WORK wanted. Webster 4055. DAYWORK wanted. Webster 2927. BUNDLE washing. Webster 1379. HELP WANTED MALE Stores and Offices. Young Man Wanted For advertising department of a large corporation. Excellent opportunity to learn advertising and salesmanship. Experience not necessary. Prefer young man who knows city well. State age, lowest salary you will start, telc rhoiifaumber and experience, if anv.TDox Y-1030, Bee. SEVERAL good accountants, $160-$2f.O; bookkeeper, light work, $150; typkt, $75-$85-$90; several first-class stenog raphers, $100-$126; stenographer, rail road general office, $125; young men, assistant tellers, $90; ledger clerks. $75-$90; office boys. WESTERN REFERENCE BOND ASSN., Originators of the Reference Business. 736 First National Jianj Bldg. CREDIT MAN, Omaha, retail experience, fine plare, up town, $300-$325. ACCOUNTANT, executive ability, $200. STENOGRAPHERS, J123-$115-$110-$100. LEDGER CLERK, good penman, $U0-$12O. WATTS REFERENCE COMPANY, im First National Bank B Id g. OFFICE MANAGER and Accountant. $175 $225; Bpokkeepers, $150-$100-$90-$80; Office Clerks, $100; Draftsman, familiar with map drawing, $160-$l"0; Salesman, typewriter supplies, traveling, $200; real estate, city. TH E MARTI CO.. 112 6 W. O. W. Bldg. STENOGRAPHER, $100: chance of aA- vancement. BOY STOCK KEEPER $65. OFFICE BOYS. $56. RIGHT REFR, CO. 1013 First Nat. Bank Bldg. TWO office clerks, $25; experienced book keeper. $150: clerk, $100; office clerk, $85; clerk. $95; three stock clerks. $75: experienced hardware packer, $21; steno. and clerk. $100; office clerk. $70; claim clerk, $100. Employers Reference Co., 224 Bee Bldg. Professions and Trades. LABORERS WANTED. STEADY WORK. GOOD WAGES. OMAHA, REFINING CO., EAST OMAHA. WANTED r-uremun, tinners and mehan Ics and fivo master plasterers; tinners, 90c per hour; plasterers, $1.00 per hour; open shop 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. Wrlto or wire. F. R. Carty, Open Shop Ass'n., P. O. Box 814, Beaumont, Tex. WANTED AUTOMOBILE PAINTERS. ANDREW MURPHY & SON, OMAHA, NEB. WANTED Battery man, experienced with electric vehicle batteries as well as S. L. I. .Must have good references ss to character, as well as ability. Write all particulars in first letter to Frost Tire and Battery Co., Sioux Fa Us. S. D. WANTED Newspaper makeup; linotype machinist: machinist operators and floor men; non-union: references re iiulred. Address Fort Smith Printing & Publishing Fratennity (comprising two dally newspapers and seven Job shops). Fort Smith, Ark. BARBER STUDENTS WANTED Special offer; wages: big demand for graduates. Call or write for catalog. v MOLER BARBER COLLEGE 110 South ltth 8t. Phone Doug. 7777. WANTED An auto repairman; one who can do general overliaulllng and other work connected with a garage. State wages wanted, married or single and experience; steady Job. Write or phone W. E. Amos, Lincoln Highway Garage, Sheltun. Neb. BRICK masons required lor work at Cas per, Wyn. Rate $10 per day. eight hours. Steady work. . Apply Midwest Refining Co.. Casper, or W. A. Mortimer. Midwest Refining Co., Denver. Colo. , GENERAL blacksmith. Ki21 M St."" Steady Job, good wagea, Lincoln, Neb, HELP WANTED MALE. Professions and Trades. WANTED A hlgh-cluss Job compositor; also a first-class stone man; steady position; good salary; open shop. T A MPrnr.AR ciimpanv 416 South 14th St.. Omaha. Neb, WANTED Linotype operator; day work. Excellent working comirttons; good sal ary; permanent position; open ehop. I. A. MEDLAR COMPANY. 416 South 14th St., Omaha, Neb. EXPERIENCED furniture polisher and ex perienced furniture packer, both .posi tions are permanent and pay good sal aries. H. R. Bowen Co., Howard St., between 15th and 16th St. WANTED First class woodworkers, to work on truck wheels only. Apply at onco. Truck and Tractor corporation, 1310 Jackson. WANTED A good gralner; Inside job; no ladder or scaffold work; permanent po sition. Apply John Martin, Supt., 2925 vy. uroaoway, council Blurrs. R4.ILWAY" mall clerks wanted. Com mence $110 month. Sample examina tion questlm free. Franklin Institute, Dept. 228 C, Rochester. N. Y. EXPERIENCED carpet and linoleum layer. Steady position and good salary. H, R. Bowen Co., Howard St. between 15th and Hith. TWO A-No. 1 tinners to do furnace, cor nice, skylight and shop work. Good wages. Simon Brothers, North Platte, Neb. WANTED Competent truck mechanics; wanted, warehouse men. Inquire Stand ard Oil Co.. 14th and Locust Sts. WANTED Tinner and plumber combined, married man preferred. Box 7, Paw nee City, Nc WANTED Fliit-class vulcanlzer and tire repair man. Yellowstone Tire and Vul canizing Cofiipany, Billings, Montana. PAPER HANGER and painter wanted; one that can do furniture repairing. Blackstone Hotel. WANTED Finisher and general furniture repair man. State Furniture Co., 14th and Dodge. REGISTERED pharmacist wanted. Re lief work In Omaha. F. V. Knlest, Bee Bldg. . BARBER WANTED Guaranteed $25 and per cent over $35. Slater Bros., Gretna, Nebraska. WANTED Order fillers and stockroom men. Powell Supply Co., 2051 Farnam St. HOFFMAN machine operator. Dresher Bros.. 2217 Farnam. HELP WANTED MALE Miscellaneous. BRANDE1S STORES want experienced white porters; good salary steady po aitlons. Apply Superintendent's office. MAN wanted to work in drug store; all around work. Apply at Drug store, 32nd Ave. and Arbor St. WANTED Japanese man for hpuse and yard work. Harney tub. WANTED A wall washer, Mercy hoa pltal. Council Hluffs, la. WANTED A houseman. Mercy 'hospital. Council Bluffs, l: PAINTER and paperhanger wanted; $1 an hour. Walnut 4567. WANTED Japanese cook for private fam ily. HarneyeM). WANTED Dyer's helper. Dresher Bros., 2217 Farram. HELP WANTED FEMALE Stores and Offices. GIRLS WANTED NOW FOR STEADY WORK. In various departments of the Snow White Bakery. Good pay to good work ers. Must be 16 years of ago or over. Apply at once to Supt. Costello. ITEN BICUIT CO. SNOW WHITE BAKERIES. Capitol Ave., 12th to 13th Sts. Office Entrance Middle of Block. PRESSER WANTED Dresher Bros.. 2217 Farnam. GORDON iress feeder, wanted. Omaha Printing Co., 1301 Farnam. Salesmen and Canvassers. Young Man Wanted To solicit advertising for a large cor poration, experience not necessary, good opportunity to learn advertising and salesmanship. Reply stating age, salary wanted, telephone number and experi ence Ijf any. Box'Y-1031, Bee. CITY SALESMAN, retail cigars, car furV nlshed, $150-$200; salesman, real es tate. $150-$175; salesman, auto acces sory experience, $160-$200; experienced salesman calling on retail grocery trade. $200. WESTERN REFERENCE & BOND ASSN., Originators of the Reference Business. 738 First National Bank Bldg. BKAN'DEIS STORES WANT EXPERIENCED SALESMEN FOR THE FOLLOWING DEPART MENTS: WAIST GOODS. DOMESTIC'S AND LINENS: STEADY POSITIONS AND BEST (SALARIES PAID. APPLY GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT'S OF F1CB, 4TH FLOOR. $X00 to $1,000 DAILY made by new sales men of old firm of high repute; just opening branch offices here; no slock for sale. The amateur or has-been need not apply. We remunerate liberal enough to Interest salesmen of class. Phone Yates, Douglas 6120. REMINGTON blller. $75-$90; typist to ropy orders, $75; stenographers, $80 8100; stenographer, some clerical' work, $76-$85; stenographer. South Side, $100; stenographer, law firm, $100: book keeper, some stenographic work, $100; two ledger clerks, $75-$90. WESTERN REFERENCE & BOND ASSN., Originators of the Reference Business. 736 First National Bank Bldg. WANTED Nice appearing girl, with some stenographic experience, accurate In h-ar work, but particularly with; abil ity to meet the public. To the right party this will offer a permanent posi tion In well known financial institution. Answer by mail In own handwriting, giving complete details as to character istics nnj experience. Write Box. No. U-30. Omaha Be.e. STENOGRAPHERS see us for that posi tion you are looking for; 60 different positions onen for your acceptance at once. Typist, downtown. $85: typists, $70, $80, $90; Burrough's bookkeeping machine opr.. $100; file clerk, $60; film Inspectors, $12 per week. EMPLOYER'S REFERENCE COMPANY, 224 Bee Bldg. TRAVELING salesman wanted. We have a fositlon to offer a traveling salesman in Nebraska. We want a hustler who can sell salt. Give age, references and salary wanted. Cigarette users need not apply. American Salt & Coal Co., 1309 Ws Id helm Bldg., Kansaa City, Mo. SALESMEN wanUl. Agent or side line, salesmen to sell Ic6 cream cones on commission bnsis. State territory. Na tional Cone Mfg. Co., 619 Walnut St., St. Louis, Mo. WANTED: COLLECTOR FOR ROADWORK. Salary and bonus. Good chance for advancement tnr- right man. fiee Mr. Gordon, 308 Balrd Bldg., 17th and Doug. SALESMEN We yfant a few more young men to Join our' club In scientific sales manship. Complete training $25; posi tions furnished free. Box Y-963 Bee. WANTED Salesmen to call on. automo bile owners. Live prnposltl!i. Call at Boom 330, Paxton Hotel. 1 to 3 p. m., Thursday only. AUTOMOBILE salesman wanted; must be first-class experienced man. Talt Auto Co.. TJncoln. Neb. 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 677, Grand Island, Neb. Boys. BOYS WITH WHEELS ATTENTION! WE WILL GUARANTEE YOU $75 A MONTH AND TF YOU ARE A GOOD LIVE INDUSTRIOUS BOY YOU CAN EASILY. MAKE $100. APPLY N. C. NELSO. 307 SOUTH 14TH STREET. ACTIVE AGENTS to sell stock In oil com pany now drilling In famous West Co- ' luinbla field, whero big gushers are. Write for literature. 603 Prince The ater Bldg., Houston, Tex. WANTRD boy to learn varnishing trade; splendia chance for 'advancement. SCHMOLLER & MUELLER PIANO CO., 116 South 15th St. WANTED Delivery boy with wheel: good wages. Alexander Drug Co., 17lh and Douglas. WANTED Colored boy to wash dishes at soda fountain. Beaton Drug Co. PIN hoys lor bowling alley, $70 per month. Omaha Athletic Club. Miscellaneous. WANTED RELIABLE. EXPERIENCED CHAUF FEUR. MUST BE WHITE; GOOD SALARY TO RIGHT PARTY; REFERENCES REQUIRED. APPLY MR. E. JOHN BRANDE1S, 4TH FLOOR,'' BRANDEIS STORES. LABORERS and helpers, white or colored; good wages, steady work, chance for promotion. II. P. R. R.. Store Dept. Ap ply Cass St. gate. Ask for storekeeper. WANTED Stit.ng young man to work In ice cream room. Good pay; steady work. Apply Mr. Phelps, Green Room, Hranoeis stores. POSITIONS, locations, etc." for doctors, dentials druggists, veterinarians, nuraea F V. Krileat. 212 Bee Bldg.. Om aha; EXPERIENCED houseman wanted. Clair mnnt Ir.n, 17th and Jackson. Douglas 2735. WANTED At once, laborers for foundry, machine shop and shipping department work. Come prepared for ork. The Dunham Co.. Bastings, Neb. GROCERY driver wanted 262 ' Sherman Ave. BOOKKEEPER, experienced, insurance. $126; typist and clerk, $85; Burrough s opr., $100; three file clerks, $55. $65; bill clerk, $18: messenger glrr, $50; comptometer opr. and clerk, $S0; three typists. $65, $75; slenos., downtown. $110, $100, $90. $H0. Employers Reference Co., 224 Bee Bldg. Young Lady Wanted For acvertlsing department of a large corporation, prefer ono who has had telephone snlieltlng or switch board ex perience. Reply stating salary wanted, and telephone number. Address Y-1034, Omaha Bee. S f 10 NO tHTAPH E R .?" $T2 5 - $ 1 lT- $ 1 0 0"- $ 9 6 -$5; ledger clerk, $75-$S0; office clerk, good penman, $75-$80; typists, $90-$85-$80-$75-$65: office clerk, pond pen man, $65; fllo clerk, $55; office clerk, $o. ' WATTS REFERENCE COMPANY, 1138 First National Bank Bldg. Competent Stenographer V With bookkeeping knowledge preferred. Apply In person at once. WESTERN SALES CO., 1 727 Howard. WE have several excellent positions now open. Good salaries. Dictaphone oper ators,, stenographers, cashiers, office help. RIGHT REFERENCE CO., 1012 First Nat'l Bank Bldg. STENOGRAPHERS, $75 to' $125; " Book keeper and Typist, $85-$90; Billing Clerks, $90-$l00; Typists, 475 to $90; File Clerks. $65-$70. , THE MARTI CO., 1126 W. O. W. Bldg. BOOKKEEPER (little short ha nfTr $135; Bookkeeper, $100; Office Clerk. $75-$80; Office Clerk, $6: Typist, $75 to $85. BUSINESS MEN'S REFERENCE CO., 917-18 W. O. W. Bldg. BURROUGH'S operator, $90, small office; bookkeeper, $90-$100. COMMERCIAL REFERENCE COMPANY, 1616 City National Bank. WANTED Girl for stenographic work and filing. Need not be experienced. Will pay $55 to start. Box No. X-36, Omaha Bee. TYPIST wanted for billing. Apply Mct'ord-Brady Co.. 13th Leavenworth. WANTED first class stenographer. Apply Moiorq-nrany Co.. lilltl Leavenworth. EXPERIENCED typist wanted. Fox Film i Corp., 1413 Harney St. WANTED Experienced telephone opera tor. Apply Stork Yards National bank. OFFICE GIRL wanted. Dresher Bros.. 2217 Farnam. WHITE housemaid wanted. Old People's Home. 3225 Fontenelle Blvd. Wal. 3737. Professions and Trades. V YOUNG LADIES Do you. want a permanent position? No pofesslon 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, 1 annual vaca tions with full pay. Sick and accident benefits without cost to employes. No experience necessary. Substantial weekly pay while lp training. Rapid advancement. Purcnta Invited to Investigate working conditions. Apply to MRS. MORRIS, Employment Secretary. Room 616 New Telephone Building, Nineteenth and Douglaa Streeta. WANTED In alteration section, woman for corset work; also girl for errands. Thomas Kllpatrlrk Co. WANTKD Two experienced alteration women to work on coats. Anojv SuDt., Balcony, Burg ess-Naoh Co, V HELP WANTED FEMALE. Professions and Trader " YOUNG LADIES , Tou will find that the American Tela, pinna and Telegraph company la a mighty fine place to spend your working day. It Is a place where each girls welfare la of primary consideration and she la given the advantage ef a com fortable reat room, a below coat cafe teria, end congenial companions. Tim 'salary Is good and the frequent lncre;sca make It a very attractive of. fer to any smbltloua girl. , Miss Bell will tell you all about It. Apply 318 New Telephone Bldg. AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY. WANTED Two experienced alteration women, to work on coats. Apply Super intendent, balcony. Burgrsa-Naah, BRANDEIS STORES Want experienced alteration hands; steady posillc.ii and best salaries paid. Apply General Supt's Office, 4th Floor. EXPERIENCED hairdresser and Marcellor wnnted. Marlnello shop, Douglas 8460 "EXPERIENCED alteration help. E. SEAMSTRESS At orice. thresher Broi., 2217 Farnam. LADY masseuse wanted, at once. Tyler 4316, Saleswomen and Solicitors. " wTntedT salesladies for our coat, suit and dress depts. good salaries, steady positions, apply at once okkin bros., conant hotel bldg. ' hth street. ""Young Lady Wanted For advertising department of a large corporation. Inside position. Experience not necessary, but desirable. Rcptv stating salary wanted and tele- phone number. Box Y-1033 Bee. EXPERIENCED SALESLAOY WANTED IN CANDY DEPARTMENT: GOOD SALARY. APPLY U. S. COBB. AT THOS. KlI.PATniCK CO. ' BARCLEY corsets, complete line; silk and knitted underwear: guaranteed hosiery. Salesladies make $6.00 day and up. Walnut 2813. WANTED, ' SALESLADIES FOR OUR MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. EXPERIEtuCED PREFERRED. APPLY AT ONCE. , ORKIN BROS.,. CONANT HOTEL BLDG. Household and Domestic. HOUSEKEEPER WANTED AT ONCE. Good home: good wages. Writs Mrs. Jos. Burns, Iowa City. la. WANTED Girl to assist with housework. One wrn works part of day, or high school girl. Good home. 3323 Harney. Harney 4149. WANTED A COMPETENT WHITE MAID FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. MRS. RALPH PETERS, 614 SOUTH 40TH STREET. HARNEY 205. EXPERIENCED MAID FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. MRS. K. H. PATTER SON. 127 NORTH 40TH ST. HARNEY 387. WANTED White girl for housework; small family: good wages. 3504 Wool worth Ave. Harney 633. FOR LAUNDRESSES. DAY WOMEN. ETC LOOK IN THE SITUATION COL UMN OF THE BEE. WANTED Girl for general housework; famllv of three; easy work; small house. Walnut 4568. GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE WORK: GOOD WAGES. CALL DOUG LAS 8989. NEAT rolored woman for housekeeper. Call Wehster 4150 after . CHAS. L. FISH, piano tuner, violin and p i ano teacher. Colfax 4907. MAID for general housework; email house. 620 S. 31st. Harney 3011. GIRL or woman for general housework. Good home. Harney 4192. Hotels and Restaurants. WANTED. EXPERIENCED LADY TO TAKE FULL CHARGE OF ICE CREAM PARLOR; GOOD SALARY. APPLY MR. PETROS, . HENSHAW HOTEL. WANTED Salad girl to serve salad, sand wiches, etc., 8:30 p. m. to midnight. See steward Blackstone hotel. GIRLS to wait on soda tables, good pay. steady work. Apply Cashier, Oreen Room, Brandels Stores. YOUNG lady to work at soda fountain. Sherman & McConnel Drug, Co., 16th and Harney. EXPERIENCED panlry girl, white pre ferred. Omaha Club, 20th and Douglas. DIET kitchen girl wanted. Wise Memor ial Hospltn". 25th and Howard. WANTED Maid. apply Hlnckstnne Hotel. housekeeper GIRL tn wait on table at soda fountain. Benton Drug Co. TWO white maids wanted. Apply Clark- son Hospital. Miscellaneous, y GIRLS WANTED . FOR TACKING ANT LABELING SUNSHINE BISCUITS FROM 4:45 TO 9:30 P. M. GOOD, PAY, STEADY WORK. APPLY SUPERENTEN DENT. LOOSE-WILES BISCUIT CO., 1"TH AND DAVENPORT. BRANDEIS STORE WANT, WRAPPERS AND INSPEC TORS; STEADY POSITIONS TO RIGHT PARTIES. ' APPLY GENERAL SUPT'S OFFICE FOURTH FLOOR. I.A1Y cnlbctor for magazine subscription rnHectlon work; strictly commission, but lady who puts In at least seven hours a day can average between $16 and $25 per week: position permanent. See Mr." Blake or Miss Heatnn, 301 Balrd Bldg.. 17th an Douglas Sts. THE BIG .SISTERS will help any girl or woman needing aasistance during tne presen emergency. Telephone Harney 674 day or evening, or Tyler 1131 Id the evening. 40 GIRLS WANTED for working lr. seed house, filing pack ets. Call at DeVaughna Seed House, 1114 Harmy St. WOMAN for mending and plain aewlng li linen room. El Bender Apt. Hotel, 18th and Df'dffe. EXPERIENCED elevator girl wanted. Union Outfitting Co,. 16th and Jackson, EXPERIENCED blniery glrla wanted. Omaha Printing Co., 1301 Farnam Ht. LADY canvassers: straight salary. H. R. Uow-rkTo . 1513-16-17 Howard St. MACHINE girls wanted. Experienced pre ferred. 204 Farnam Kt. CHEC K Ell WANTED Drlar Bros 2217 Farnam.
