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20- :)ANT A D RATES f (Ouk with order.) fSo per word on day a per word two consecutive day ! pur word... tore consecutive days ft per word.. .(our consecutive day A par word.... flv eonaecutlv day 5o par word seven consecutive day ej4 on seat per word for each additional Inecruon. I No ad takea for les than a total ef bo. I HAKufi. 3o line..,, on day BOO' per Una two conaeautlva day jg per line... three eonaecutlv day Bfc per line seven eonaecutlv daya 1. 00 .per line.. ....thirty eonaecutlv daya kr tine each day. a neaa rates appiy eiinrr to ins xsmiy or lunday Bee. All advertlaementa appear mm both morning and evening dally paper (cr the one charge. Contract Bate on Application. 'Tor convenience of adversers, want da will be accepted at the following of JRcea: MAIN OmCB Bee Building Kraea Office 4410 North 20th fit. Parte Office 2616 Leavenworth St. South Side 3318 N St. Walnut Office 81 North 40th St to. Bluffs Office 16 Scott St I THE BUB will not be responsible for fnure than one Incorrect Inaertlon of an ftdvertisoment ordored for more than one pan. . Kveulng Edition 12:00 II Morning Edition 10:30 P. M. Sunday Edition 1 r. M. wnturaay. DEATH & FUNERAL NOTICES. SPHKISTENSEN Mrs. Jacob, a resident of 1702 80. 9th St., March 26, 1920. Mrs. tlhristensen v. as born In Denmark, March 14, 1858. She 1 aurvlved by her husband, two eons, William ana ueorge, also five daughters. Mrs. A. Foil. Mrs. H. Olson. Mr. Mack Ryan and Lena and Margaret Chrlatensen. Funeral services at the ' home, 1702 'So. th St., Sunday. March 38, 1950. at S p. in. Interment Springwell cemetery. IjCHROEDER Freda Elizabeth, Calhoun, Neb., March 23, aged 16 years, aaugnter of Mr. and Mr. Fred Schroeder. Funeral from the grandmother' . home, 2817 South 26th, Sunday, 2:30 p. m.. to Cross Lutheran church at 3. Interment Laurel Hill cemetery. De-e.-imed I survived by her parent and ..eight brothers and staters. Carl, Fred, Julia, Henrietta, Alvlna, Maria, George ana uiena. THOMPSON Mrs. Anna, March 26, at . Wet Point, Neb. ne is survivea ny one daughter, Mrs. Henry A. Colthoff, ahd two sisters. Mrs. T. A. DeVault, E,,Mrs. Cell Butchel. r . h'tinarol from rpaMertCA nf her flallffh- tor, 1023 North Thirty-third. Saturday morning, at 9:30 a. m. to St. Cecilia church at 10 a. in. Interment Holy Sepulcher cemetery. STEPHENSON Fred A., aged 67. H Is survivea, neaiaes ni wiie, uy jour suns, Charles, Fred, Arthur and Daniel, and two sinters, Mrs. ltoy Crlpper and Mis Margaret. Funeral Sunday afternoon from John A Gentleman' mortuary at 1:46 y. m., to St. Peter church, 2 p. m. Inter ment Holy Sepulchre cemetery. 14ACKIN John, Heed 79 years. " runerai ciuiuruay murmnK, marvn at (1:30 from family residence, 3849 'Charles St.. to St. Coclllas church at ft a. m. Burial Holy Sepulchre cemetery. UNCE Dr. Arthur C aged 64 years. died Wednesday, March 24. unerai Saturday afternoon, 2 o'clock, from, Ma sonic Temple, C&pltol lodge, No. 2, will have charge of tho services. CARD OP THANKS. $VB wish to thank tho members of Palnt- l- er& onion, ai. w, a., oeeca i-amp io. 1 4. 1 v.nmuiitj'cn UL iUUUIS V soil i.ainiD, Co . ' VV.t O. W., Bees Printing Co., Woodf1"1 Circle and all our many Xriendf ""d neighbor for their sym pathy! ana neaumui norm untiriiisn, showii u In the death of our dear hus band land father. Mr. Charles Muff and ffrnlly. ' H wish to thank our friends and neigh- bora 'or their kindness, sympathy and beaut floral offerings shown us in the d "tn ' W dear beloved mother. Rober Edward and Georgo Barry; Mrs. Jorda Mr"- Carney, Mrs. Back and Mrs. ivoDorn, Henc1 FLORISTS. L. LARMON lorle 114 fhouglsa St. Douglaa 8244. lerson, 1519 Farnam. Douglas 1248. jfOHNffATH. 18th and Farnam. D. 3000. FtWNERAL DIRECTORS. STACK & MIMFR, PnfRCE-ARROW . B UL AN CE SERVICE. y"thlrd and Farnam. Harney 4. ?oof FRED E. FERO, FUNERAL DIRECTOR. , M - Lady Attendant BRINGING UP FATHER- Stm Jlgf Maff! in Full Page of Color in jThe Sunday Bea. Drawn for the Bee by McManus. Copyrieht, 1920 International New Servic yl BOY MACOE.AHAT 'lSSrlL ttL ht?JJ PIPPIN - L. 3n ft" take: ,t home -jShRT7 rrv r wrap it g VA "'TtU POT ME , ' jWiW Nfe ' UP -ILL TAKE 1920 v INTt 'CWTuaa Slavic. Inc. MACCIE HERE'S PRESENT OT FDR YOOtE.- TOO HAVE TA.TE BY COLLY-THAT DON'T LOOK LIKE . THE, HAT I BOOCHT: n . HELP WANTED FEMALE, Saleswomen and Solicitor. BARCl.KI corsets, oomplel line: silk aud knitted underwear; guaranteed hoilery. Balesladles mak 15.00 day and Up. Walnut 2813. LADY pressor, experienced. Standard Cleaner ft Dyer, 144-I do. aia Dougla H47B. EX PK1U KNCKD hairdresser and Marcelle wan ted. Marlnello shop. Dougla 2460. . EM'KkTknCRD alteration help. K. Honoff. 1409 DoUKla. . ANNOUNCEMENTS. WE buy combings and cut hair; also make switches from combings: all work guar anteed. Tha Erlckson Hair Shop, 2201 Chicago Ave.. Minneapolis. Minn. COMPETENT atenographer wishes to take in at her office, typing, circular work and dictation. Service Reference Com'pnnv, 613 Paxton Blk. BELL'S MENTHOL OINTMENT can be purchased at Rlalto Drug Store, 15th and Douelas St?.. Omaha. Neb. WEDDING announcements und printing. Douijla3 Printing Co. Tel. Douglas 644. ELECTRIC vacuum cleaner, tl day, de livered. Colfax 4116. Clothing and Furs. FULL drets suits for rent. 109 N. 16th St. John Feidman. Phone 3128. Accordion Pleating. ACCORDION, side, knife, sunburst, box pleating, covered buttons, all sizes and stylei; hemstitching, picot, edgings, eye let cut work, button holes, pennants. Ideal Button and Pleating Co., 308 Ttrown Blk. Douglaa 1936. Brass and Iron Foundries. PAXTON-M1TCHELL CO. 27th and Martha Sts., Omaha, Neb. Brass, bronze, aluminum and machine gray iron castings. KgK-iRe and Express. Mid-West Transfer Co., Kjcpress and baggage, furniture mov ing, country hauling. Tylor 3760. 413 South ISth St. Hartung's Transfer Co., 1211 HOWARD ST. TYLER 1976. Trucks anv size, leased, or vour haul- lng contracted by hour, day or year. R. R. Ticket Office. D. 295. "The Only Way" Omaha Transfer Co. Carpenter Work CARPENTER work, all kinds, contracts or houi Esttmntes furnished. Tyler 425S. Chiropodists. Carrie J. Burford. 620 Paxton Blk. D. 1208. Clothing. FOR SALE Lady's blue serge suit, size 4. good as new. Price. 15. Inquire at 2305. South 1 3th. Collections. Collections made everywhere. 'No collection No charee." THE MERCHANTS CREDIT RATING CO. Collection Department P. 3949. Butte 23 Arlington Bid. Omaha. Contractors. CARPENTERING, repairing. remodeling done. Jj. J. Krlc.Kson. Phone Wal. 1637. Dancing Academies. yi?T PTT"I?Sehool for Dancing. 2424 iilj-niNIllFarnara. D. 7850. Class it 8; dancing at 9 p. m. Monday, -murs- lay. Saturday; private ifssquh ny - MISS PAULINE CAPPS Artistic dancing. 17th and Farnam. Misner scnooi, rai terson Blk. Pupil of Denishaun school. Harney 6413. and earning Sts. Phone Douglas 677. Auto Ambulance. ' NEW LOCATION CROSBY'S NEW FUNERAL HOME. J 2018 WIRT ST. Away from noise of busy street, j PHONE WEBSTER 47. iEAFEY & HEAFEY, JF 11 Undertakers and Embalmers. Phono H. 265. Office 2611 Farnam. .;HULSE & RIEPEN, Pioneer Funeral Directors. 701 South 16th St. Douglas 1066. TAGGART & SON, UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS. Telephone Douglas 714 2216 Cuming St DUFFY & JOHNSON, UNDERTAKERS, 717 S. 16th. Tyler 1676. MONUMENTS & CEMETERIES. THK largest display of monuments In the 'United States. FRANK svuboua, 121S S. 15th. Phone Douglaa 1875-6216. Dentists. Dr. Bradbury. No pain. 921 W. O. W. Bid. Detectives. JAMES ALLAN, 312 Neville Blk. Evi dence secured in an cases, jyier PHIL. WINCKLER, best shadower and Investigator In Omaha; personal service. narney ova. PIPKIN'S NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY, Incotporated. Doug. 1107. Arlington Blk Omaha, Neb. Dressmaking. DRESSMAKING and alterations; work guaranteed. Welister 5565. PLAIN SEWING all kinds; men's shirts specialty. Douglas 4bJ4. DRESSMAKING and alterations; work guaranteed. Tyler 3979. FOR dainty tiny tots clothes, call H. 2165. Dressmaking pnd altering done. Dg. 6743. Hats Blocked. HATS! HATS! Bat cleaned and blocked. Paxton Parlor. 1607 FARNAM. HATS cleaned, reblocked, ladies' straw hats specialty. Mastos Bros., 1520 Har'y. Rug Weaving. WEAVING; all rugs remade. Tyler 1433. Hauling. MOVING, hauling, all kinds; quick serv ice. Webster 4209. ' BIRTHS AND DEATHS. Births Amos and Gertrude Thomas, hospital, girl; Jullu and Elsie Anderson, hospital, boy; Frfd and Mabel Howlette, hospital, girl; Earnest and Charlotte Thorp, hospital, boy; Harry and Rebecca Ooldenberg, hospital, boy; Earl and Mary Porter, hospital, boy; Alflo and Concette Totoro, 608 Pierce, boy; Sebastlano and trrazia Oarrotto. 1213 South 6th, boy; Wm. and Anna Rusblaw, 1616 Oak, boy; Peter and Becka Waszgls, Route 3, South Side, girl; Philip and Mary Uhrlg, 3239 North 40th, boy; John and Esther Nalty, 2224 Burt St., girl; Walter and Viola Llndquist, 4311 Malml. boy. Deaths Mrs. Eva Mary Klanecky, 50, Ordi Neb.; Jack Q. Wallander, Infant. 1314 Garfield, 8amuel Hecker, 35, 2913 Mason; Alfred St. Peter, 69, 608 South 18th; Charles N. Larsen, 33, hospital. MARRIAGE LICENSES. The following couples have been Issued Mnetisfl tr wed! I Nam and Address. Age. fclutsepp Copponl, Omaha ......24 iEebastlana Dlstafaur, Omaha ,...21 'Philip Cueva. Omaha.. 14 (May Gulley, Kama City, Mo..... 21 .William Fleming. Omaha ...25 I Emma Loren, Omaha ........21 in or 3V-Oa1sl Omaha !9 Siirma Banks, Omaha ...27 Raich Olsen,. Omaha 20 U Toelma Harris, Omaha 18 BUILDlffG PERMITS. JT. C Karr. 4328 Burdette street, altera- Am . . AAfl tOST, FOUND AND REWARDS. TOR. ARTICLES LOST on atreet cars tele phon Tyler 800. We are anxious to re- ator lost articles to rightful owners. OMAHA A COUNCIL BLUFFS BT. BY. CO. LOST Female Boaton bull, white head, diamond In forehead, white front feet, "light brlndle, short tall, 7 months old, large collar. 1107 Farnam. LOST Black silk knit purse between end of 45th car line and 47th Ave. Finder "please can walnut stio. LOST Brooch, set in pearls, small dia--mond In center. Finder pleas phone -Sarney 3366. RewarcL - COST White poodle; answer to name of . Bunny. For reward, tel. Walnut 1011 after o'clock. flUsT NE BALLET SLIPPER. CALL HARMEY 5197. PERSONAL. THIS SALVATION Army Industrial home ' aollcts your old clothing, furniture, magazines. We collect. W distribute. Phone Doug. 4135 and our wagon will alL Call and Inspect our new home. 1110-1112-1114 Dodge treet. LADIES ONLY, , Massag treatment given at their ,, .home, by appointment. Mr, u. mtieu , house, l-wugiaa way. PATIENTS to. care for. Hi my home. ..Hleotrlo Bath and Massage. Webster JS11. 'I lIk HOLER AN Electro - therapy and - massage. 813 Nevme urn. MASSAGE Manicuring, 210 N 17th St; open until 1 p. m. JjOT responsible for any debts in- ,v cttarea y. ny vu, armut . BILLY does your light hauling cheaper. Douglas 6086. : 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, $10.GO; vacuum clean ers, 837.50; Moia wasning macnine. Lalley-Wilson Electric Co.. 1307 Farnam. RENT Hoover and other electric vacuum sweepers, delivered. Webster 423. ELECTRIC vacuum cleaner for rent. Call Douglas 5718. Garages. REDI-MADE GARAGES, wood or steel. Send for circular. Redl-Made Housing Co., 2211 Howard. R-ed 3657. Gas Stoves Connected. UNO ANDY. The gas man. House piping, stoves connected, light transfering. Walnut 2008. OAS STOVES connected, 82; fuel, lights and connections; rebuilt gas stoves; reasonable. Harney 1619. GAS stoves connected. 82.00. Tyler 4439. Gold and Silver Plating. SILVERWARE, all kinds replated. re nalred. reflnlshed like new. J. L. JACOBSON. 636 World-Herald Bldg. Jewelry. DIAMONDSWweltPhaprWie,ebgVttoPb,uCy back at smau proiru wtvwao cv.i.u..i Co., 402 N. 16th St. Doug. 6049. w r VI.ATATT. Jewelry Established 1892. Sixth Floor. Securities Bldg. Justice of Peace. O. S. Collins, Justice of the peace. Room 16. Patterson cm. .uougiaa i-". Kodak Finishing and Enlarging. FILMS developed; printing and enlarging. Write for prices. The Ensign Co., 1607 Howard St. . Mattresses. MATTRESSES made over. Harney 7162. City Mattress Co., 2814 Cuming. Patent Attorneys. STURGES & STURGES, registered patent attorneys. Patents obtained in U. 8. and foreign countries. 330 Bee Bldg. INTERNATIONAL PATENT CO., Patent attorneys; procure, buy and sell patents. 6S2 Brandels Bldg., Omaha. Osteopath. DR. MABEL WESSON. Ill Balrd Bldg., 17th and Douglas T. 2960. H. 4741. Painting and Paperhanging. PAPERHANG1NG, painting. estimates free, that cost nothing ard may save you money. Tyler 2765. INTERIOR varnishing, enameling; floors reflnlshed, waxed, wall paper cleaned. walnut 4521. f APERHANGINO, quick service, lowest prices, new stock paper. Harney 8814. PAPERHANGING. quick service, lowest prices, new stocK paper. Harney 3814. PAINTING and paperhanging; estimates free; work guaranteed. Doug. 8 561. tAlNTINO. papering, free estlmstes Call gnurnlng or evenings. aUraey 8740, ANNOUNCEMENTS. Painting and Paper Hanging. PAPERHANGING, 36 room and up. in cludlng paper, work. Walnut 4993. PAINTING, paperhanging and decorating; work guaranteed. Webster 3031. PAINTING," painted walls washed, wall paper cleaned. Webster 1156. - ' PAINTING, paperhanging and paper cleaning. Dougla 322. PAINTING, paperhanging and plastering. Phone Walnut 4567. P APERHANGINO and painting by con- tract. Tyier 47U. PAINTING and Papering. Phone Wal nut 5452. PAINTING and wallpaper cleaning. Tyler 4277. 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 ROFFINO CO. 802 So. Slst. Harney 2574. Razor Blades Sharpened. SAFETY razor blades sharpened, new ra zors, razor blades sold. Omaha Razor Shnrpenirg Co., 1523 Dodge. 103 N. 16. Safes. QjAPtiq BARGAINS. 12th Farnam. -n-X Ci J. J. Derlght Safe Co. Safe Repairing. EXPERT safe opening and repairing. American Safe & Timelock Repair Works. Harney 3220. Sewing Machines. SEWING MACHINES We rent, rpnalr. soli needla and parts, MICKELS' 15th and Harney. Douglas 1973. Screen Repairing. SCREENS repaired, put up. Webster 6 233. 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 estimate. 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. REISER, S06 South 18th. Doua. 1187. Theatrical. THEATRICAL, historical and masque cos tumes for amateur theatricals and par ties for rent at T. Lleben & Son, Omaha. Watch Repairing. Watch Repairing Main spring, 31.60; cleaning, 81.50; Jewels, 31 to 31.50; watch crystals, 25c. All work guaranteed. THE W. C. FLATAU STORE, Room 601 Securities Bldg. FOR SALE MISCELANEOUS. Furniture and Household Goods. AUCTION. AUCTION. EXTRA HIGH GRADE FURNITURE. Rugs, pianos, talking machines and furnishings of several extra good homes. Also motorcycle and one Maxwell auto, one camping tent and outfit. Will be sold in my auction house. SOUTH EAST CORN BR EIGHTEENTH AND WEBSTER STREETS. Saturday, March 27, Starts at 1 p. m. Sharp. This Is one of the biggest furniture, auction sales I have ever had. Consists of 2 standard pianos, 1 is Barnes & Smith and the other a Chlckerlng; 2 standard talking machines and records; 1 Max well touring car In first class condition, 1918 model, new tires and like new: 1 light twin Indian motorcycle, 1918 model and like new; 1 nearly new tent about 9x9. and other camping outfit; 1 very expensive parlor suite, electric lamps, mahogany and oak library tables, 6 very best Wilton velvet rugs, sizes 9x12. and several smaller Wilton rugs; 12 Axminlster and Brusells ruga, 9x12, and several smaller rugs, stair carpet and hall runner; 1 very expensive Amer ican walnut dining room set, complete, In William and Mary style; 64-tnch table; 6 beautiful chairs and buffet to match; 4 good oak dining room sets, complete, and several extra pieces of dlnlnjc room furniture; 1 mahogany bedroom suite, complete; 1 good walnut bedroom suite, complete; 6 massive brass beds, best springs and matresses; several good Vernis-Martln and Simon's beds, complete; 1 duofold and 1 daven port; sanitary couches and pads; sew ing machines; 1 nearly new Singer sew ing machine; several massive leather rockers and about 60 standard rockers; bookcase and books, writing desk, pic tures, drapes, linens, dishes, cooking utensils, 4 gas ranges, kitchen cabinets. Ice boxes, garden tools and hundreds of articles too numerous to mention. JAMES L. DOWD, AUCTIONEER, If you have anything to sell call Douglas 3285. Tyler 966 or Douglas 8878. BEST BARGAINS IN OMAHA. Solid oak Jacobean William and Mary 8-plece dining room suite valued at 3276 to go at 8175. The suite consists of 6 chairs,, leather seated; an extension table and a very roomy buffet. Other suite in same tyle. A William and tyary, in walnut, 3290 value, at 3197.60. A William and Mary, In mahogany, 8400 value, at 8240. STATE FURNITURE COMPANY, Corner 14th nnri Tin Air a atrnotm Opposite P. P. Headquarters. Omaha. 825,000 stock of furniture to be sold; 800 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. rii. Credit If you wish. 1839-47 jv. z4in st. web. 1607, OMAHA PILLOW CO. Mattresses made over in- new hcks at half the price of new beds. 1907 Cuming St. Douglas 2467. WE sell new and near-new furniture. stoves--and rugs at lowest prices; cash or payments. Amer. Furn. Co., 605 N. 16. COOK STOVE, fine condition; only 310. 4106 N. 29th St. LIVING, dining, bedroom furniture in n good condition. Douglas 5536. Pianos and Musical Instruments. MUSICIANS SUPPLY SHOP! 404 Karbbach Blk. Phone Douglas 4779. We carry a complete line of saxo phones, band Instrument, drummers' supplies, saxophone reeds, mouthpieces and accessories. Saxophones repaired and repadded. A. HOSPE CO. Pianos for rent. 84.00 per month. 1 DRUMS, traps, marimbas, instructions, repairing. Phone Harney 2967. Geo. A. Smith. 2761 Davenport St. BEAUTIFUL mahogany player. Call Ty ler 957. Pianos and Musical Instruments. CORNET, B flat, fine condition. Web ster 50. BARGAIN in player piano; like new. Douglaa 4703 CHICKEItlNG player piano, almost new, at sacrafice. Harney 1480. UPRIGHT piano for sale or trade. Tyler 1579. PIANO for sale cheap. Harney 2172. Lumber and Building Material. TRY H. M '"KEVAN. 644 SOUTH S0TH ST. Store and Office Fixtures. WE buy, sell and make desks, safes, show esses, shelving, etc. Omaha Fixture A Supply Co., 11th and Dougla Doug. 1724. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. Typewriters and Supplies. TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING MACHINES ALL MAKES, bought, sold, rented and repaired. Sole agent for the CORONA. Gut our prices before you buy. Every machine guaranteed. Central Typewriter Exc. Dou g. 4121. 1905 Farnam. WE buy, sell and exchange all makes of typewriters. Write for Hat. Midland Office Supply Co., 1404 Dodge. . RENT an Oliver typewriter three month for 36.00. Oliver Agency, 1908 Farnam St., City. Miscellaneous. SITUATIONS WANTED. Laundry and Day Work. iJU.NDl.Ki washing called for, dullverd. Webster 6216. LA U NDRY WVlRK, cleaning, 40o Eou. Webster 6063. DA YWORK Reliable colored woman. Douglas 60.37. DAYWORK and washing, colored girl. South 2386. IRONING and day work ; experienced. South 2016. LAUNDRY work; experienced colored lady. Tyler 3866. DAY WORK, cleaning, good worker. Web- Bter 4701. LAUNDRY work, reliable woman. Web Btor 1699. FOR SALE. Large, electrically operated National Cash Register; 4-drawer; cabinet stand register. Key from lc to 890. Excellent condition. Kcsonable. - Inquire, W. H. Qulvey, Bee Publishing Co. NEW electric washing machine, $75 standard make. Why pay fancy retail prices? We are western distributer for the factory. Omaha Western Sales Co., phone Doug. 4423. . OMAHA PILLOW CO. Feather mattresses made from your own feathers, summer and winter sides. 1907 Cuming. D. 2467. FISH! FISH!! FISH!!! AT LTPSMAN'S FISH MARKET 507 Q Street. Phone, South 3637. COUNTER, horseshoe shaped; also 16 foot straight counter. 115 South 16th. Tyler 4549. ; STRAWBERRIES ALL SUMMER. Ever bearing plants for sale. Box 38, Denl son, la. SPECTACLES and eyeglasses for young and old, 31.25 to 35. Special sale. Room 601 Securities Bldg. DIAMOND, lHk. Beautiful tone. Bar gain 8650. Box B. 29, Omaha Bee. FOR SALE Lady's blue serge suit, size 36, good as new. Price 16. Inquire at 2305 So. 13th St. DRY KINDLING WOOD. ACME BOX CO.. HARNEY 1837. GOOD drophead sewing machine; cheap. South 43H6. TWO palis aimy officers' puttees. Doug las 2ZijP. KINDLING delivered. 33.60 per load. Web ster 4 59. STACK alfalfa hay for sale. Colfax 156?. WANTED TO BUY. LIBERTY BONDS High price for certain Issues this week. We will help you make your In come tax return. Strictly confidential. SECURITY INVEST MENT CO., Tyler 2736. 639 Securities Bldg. WALNUT Logs Wanted 12 Inches and up in diameter, will buy standing tim ber or logs delivered any railroad sta tion in carload lots. Frank Purcell Walnut Lumber Co., 12th and Belt Line, Kansas City, Kan. 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. LIBERTY BONDS BOUGHT. MACK'S BOND HOUSE. 1421 First Nat. Bank Bldg. Phone Tyler 3644. DESKS DESKS DESKS New desks; used desks bought, sold and traded. J. C. Reed. 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-16th St. HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR FURNI TURE. RUGS. STOVES. TYLER 4988. WANT to buy refrigerator counter. Tyler 4549. SITUATIONS WANTED. Male. THE BEE will publish free a situation Wanted ad under this classification for soldiers and sailors and marines who will show their discharge papers at our office In the lobby of The Bee building. Seventeenth and Farnam. EXPERIENCED office manager and cred it man wants position with wholesale house. Best of references. B 31, Omaha Bee. YOUNG colored man wants two or three hours work In morning. Reference. Por ter work preferred. Call Webster 1042. 1-TON TRUCK and driver for hire, by hour, day or week. Harney 3374 or Harney 6073. COLORED roan wants wall paper and carpet cleaning. Webster 2524. ASHES hauled and grading done. Col fax 4171. DAY work, colored woman Webster 3457. Annie. CLEANING, by day or week. Webster 4796. BUNDLE washing, soft water. Webster 6949. LAUNDRY and day work. Doug. 831. DAY work, colored lady. Webster 5201. DAY work, colored woman. Webster 2498. LADY wants day work. Webster 2093. PERFECT bundle washing. Webster 4209. DAY work, reliable woman. Webster 4115. DAY WORK Colored lady. Webster 1226, DAYWORK wanted. Harney 6000. DAYWORK and cleaning. Webster 6099. LAUNDRY work wanted. Webster 4318. WANTED Bundle washing. Webster 2238. DAY WORK and cleaning. Webster 1873. DAY WORK and laundry. Webster 6034. DAYWORK wanted. Webster 6216. DAY WORK wanted. Webster 4066. DAYWORK wanted. Webster 2927. DAYWORK wanted. Webster 1529. BUNDLE washing. Webster 1378. HELP WANTED-MALE Stores and Offices. EXPERIENCED salesman, retail grocer ies, 32C0; bookkeepers, 3150-3175; ledger clerk and bookkeeper, 8125; stcno. and bookkeeper, Co. Bluffs, 3125; stenog rapher, auto accessories, 8125; stenog rapher, wholesale, 3100-3115; atenog rapher, railroad office,- 3125; assistant to shipping clerk, 3100; typist, 376-390) ledger clerk, 875-890; city collector, 376-8100; several young men 18 to 20, assistant bank tellers, 366-375 to begin; pricing clerk, factory, 390-3100. WESTERN REFERENCS & BOND ASS'N. (Originators of the Reference Business.) 736 First National Bank Bldg. WANTED Young man to operate Bur rough' posting machine In bank. Give references, salary desired and full par ticulars In first letter. Experience not necessary to secure the position. Ad dress Dawson County State Bank, Lex ington, Neb. CREDIT MAN, retail exp., 3300-3325. ACCOUNTANT, uptown, 3-00. STENOGRAPHER and clerk, 3116-3126. BILL CLERK, temporary, 3110. WATTS REFERENCE COMPANY, 1133 First National Bank Bldg. WANTED At once, man 26-35 years of age, as atockkeeper and order ciera. Steady job and good pay at start, with splendid chance for advancement Must furnish references. Apply to manager. Omaha Stove RepalT Works. OFFICE manager, 6 or 7 years' experi ence, 30 to 35 years old, good person ality, 3250 to 3300. File clerk, young man 16 or 17 years, good salary. Office boys, good openings. Let us have your applications. Right Reference Com pany. 1012 First National Bank. EXPERIENCED BANKER;, capable of taking charge of real estate or loan de partment of large financial institution; Investment required. Address 612 Cen tral Savings Bank Bldg., Denver, Colo. CREDIT MAN, with wholesale credit ex perience, 3200-8400; Accountant. 3200 3250; Office Mgr. and Acct., 3200-3250; Bookkeeper, 8125-3150. THE MARTI CO.. 1126 W. O. W. Bldg. WANTED Soda dispenser, experienced, capable of managing fountain, good hours and good pay. Kerlln & Christen sen. Druggists, Fremont. Neb. TWO good men to start as stock clerks to work Into floor salesmen or execu tives. Right Reference Co., 1012 First National Bank Bldg. Professions and Trades. WANTED Mill telegraph and radio oper tors for signal corps cable and telegraph system In Alaska. Enlistment period, three years. Pay and allowances In Alaska over 3110 per month. Excellent hunting and fishing when off duty. Those enlisting will be assigned to Signal Corp School, Camp Alfred Vail, N. J for preliminary Instruction and sent to Alaska In spring. Apply or write RECRUITING STATION. ARMY BLDG., OMAHA, NEB. WANTED BRICK LAYERS AT CHERO KEE, IA. 31.25 PER HOUR AND TRANSPORTATION TO FIRST-CLASS MEN. APPLY TO AMERICAN THEA TER JOB. WANTED Foreman, tinners and mechan ics and five master plasterers; tinner, 90o per hour; plasterers, 31. 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 Hauling refuse and cinders; manure for sale. Walnut 5393. WHITE man wants window washing and nouse-eieamng. ryier 4277, MANURE and black dirt for lawn. Ashes ana ruoDisn nauiea. south 1847. ASHES hauled; reasonable rates. Webster WALLPAPER cleaning. Walnut 79 Female. HOUSEKEEPERS, LAUNDRESSES. Watch the Domestic column of The Bee. Lota of good places are always advertised. Don't miss them. COMPETENT stenographer wishes to take In at her office, typing, circular work and dictation. Tyler 5249. WANTED Position to cook noon' lunch eon In factory; best references. Web ster 6053. STENOGRAPHER wishes position, five years' experience. Colfax 2404. NEAT colored school girl wants work evenings. Webster 6216. TYPING, circular work, addressing en velopes, etc. Douglas 4702. Laundry and Day Work. HOME laundry, all kinds of family wash ing, rough dry, finish curtains, blank- ets. etc: work guaranteed Colfax 2284. EXPERIENCED colored dressmaker want bhwiiik vy ine uay, ouo an nour. web, ster 1042. EXPERIENCED hand laundry wants bun dles of all kinds, lace curtains and fancy clothes. Webrler 1976. COMPETENT colored woman want day work. Best reference. Harney 7070. ANY kind of bundle washing. Men' bundle a specialty. Webster 3948. t BUNDLE and family washing called for and delivered. Walnut 1214 LAUNDRY work for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Webster 3086. COLORED woman wants cleaning; 60c hour. Colfax 4984. DAY WORK Reliable colored woman. Webster 3254 after 6 o'clock. DAY WORK Experienced colored lady. Webster 238. BUNDLE washing and laco curtains. Webster 1727. DAY wor.K. laundry or housecleanlng. Douglss 791. BUNDLE uft-ihmg; experienced lauudre. .WsbslM 166. WANTED AUTOMOBILE PAINTERS. ANDREW MURPHY & SON, OMAHA, NEB. WANTED Newspaper makeup; linotype machinist; machinist operators and floor men; non-union; references re quired. Address Fort Smith Printing & Publtshlng Fraternity (comprising two dally newspapers and seven Job shops), Fort Smith, Ark BARBER STUDENTS WANTED Special offer;- wage; big demand for graduates. Call or write for catalog. MOLER BARBER COLLEGE 110 South 14th St. Phone Doug. 7T77. WrANTED An auto repairman; one who can do general overhaulllng 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 for work at Ca per, Wyo. Rate 310 per day, eight hours. Steady work. Apply Midwest Refining Co., Casper, or W. A. Mortimer. Midwest Refining Co.. Denver, Colo. WANTED A high-class job compositor; also a first-class stone man; steady position; good salary; open shop. I. A. MEDLAR COMPANY. 416 South 14th St., Omaha, Neb. WANTED First class woodworkers, lo work on truck wheel only. Apply at once. Truck and Tractor corporation, 1310 Jackson. WANTED Linotype operator; day work. Excellent working conditions; good sal ary; permanent position; open shop. I. A. MEDLAR COMPANY. 416 South 14th St., Omaha. Neb. WANTED Experienced lumberman; one who is capable of figuring lumber busi ness and keeping stock on hand; no bookkeeping. Write Y-1035, Care of Omaha Bee. , GOOD shoemaker wanted at once; good wages paid; shop run with electric ma chinery: write or wire at my expense. Oliverius Shoe Btore, Ainion, web. WANTED A good gralner; Inside Job; no ladder or scaffold work; permanent po sition. Apply John Martin, Supt., 2925 W. Broadway, Council Bluffs. R4.ILWAY mail clerk wanted. Com mence 3110 month. Sample examina tion question free. Franklin Inatitute, L-ent, tit C. fiochoster, N. Y, HELP WANTED MALE. Professions and Trades. TWO A-No. 1 tinners to do furnace, cor nice, skylight and shop work. Good wages. Simon Brothers, North Platte, Neb. BASS PLAYER, who Is a jeweler, to lo cate; standard muslo. Write me, Ches ter Stockwell, Bassett, Neb. WANTED at once, experienced tinner and plumber; steady employment. J, Ji. Sauser, Crofton, Neb. WANTED Tinner and plumber combined, married man preferred. Box 87, Paw nee City, Ne". AN experienced auto trimmer. State ex perience and salary expected. Y 1036, Bee. WANTED Ornamental Iron workers and helpers. Omaha General Iron Workers, 1806 Mason St. BUSHELMAN, coat, vest and pants maker wanted. Dresher Bros., 2217 Farnam. REGIST8RED pharmacist at Merrltt Drug Store No. 1, 311 S. 16th St. HELP WANTED FEMALE. Stores and Offices. GENERAL blacksmith. 1021 M St, Steady joo. gong wages ijincoin. wen, HATTER to reblock felt and Panamas. f rwncr j-ros.. rarnam. GORDON press feeder wanted. Omaha j-rmiintr o.. isui farnam. HOFFMAN machine operator. Dresher nros., rarnam. PAINTER and paperhanger wanted; 31 an nour, wainut 4tt7, . Salesmen arid Canvassers. WANTED EXPERIENCED SII.K SALESMEN. APPLY SUPERINTENDENT, BAL CONY, BURGESS-NASH. 3600 to 31,000 DAILY made by new sales men of old firm of high repute; Just opening branch offices here; no stock for sale. The amateur or has-been need not apply. We remunerate liberal enough to Interest salesmen of clas. Phone Yates, Douglas 6120. TRAVELING salesman wanted. We have a poaltlon 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 Waldhelm Bldg., Kansas City, Mo. WANTED A traveling salesman to sell farm lighting plants in Nebraska and Iowa. Nebraska-Motor Power Co., Grand Island. Neb. WANTED Traveling salesman making small towns and country stores, with side line. Big money. Address W. 139 North 21st Street, Columbus, Ohio. SALESMEN wanted at once. Exp. or inex- periencea; si.dihi up, city or traveling. Write for list of openings. Box D-26, Omaha Bee. Agents and Can yas s ers. 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. ACTIVE AGENTS to sell stock In oil com pany now drilling In famous West Co lumbia field, where big gushers are. Write for literature. 603 Prince The ater Bldg., Houston, Tex. Hotels and Restaurants. WANTED Reliable handy man to clean wall paper, work and make him self generally useful; good pay If you mean business. Apply ElBeudor, Apartment Hotel, 18th and Dodge Sts., employes' entrance. Boys. BOY WANTED For office work; 18 to 19 years of age. References required. BEE PUBLISHING CO., 17th and Farnam. Ask for Mr. Qulvey. WANTED Two white boys over 16 years or age ror shining shoes at Rlalto Shining and Hat Cleaning Parlor, 1422 Douglas St. WANTED Delivery boy with wheel; good wages. Alexander Drug Co., ntn ana Douglas. PIN boys for bowling alley, 370 per month. Omaha Athletic Club. BOY WANTED M. Splesberger & Son Co., 1014-1016 Farnam St. ERRAND boy wanted. Omaha Printing Co.1301 Farnam St. Miscellaneous. WANTED 25 MEN FOR GENERAL YARD WORK APPLY TIMEKEEPER UNION STOCKK YARDS CO. STOCK YARDS. CABINETMAKER for retail furniture store; steady employment and good wages. HARTMAN FURNITURE CO., itin ana Howard bis. WANTED At once, laborers for foundry, macaiue miup anu snipping department work. Come prepared for work. The Dunh'am Co., Hastings, Neb. POSITIONS, locations, etc., for doctors, dentists druggists, veterinarians, nurses F. V. Knlet. 212 Bee Bide.. Omaha. EXPERIENCED houseman wanted. Clalr- mont Inn, lith and Jackson. Douglas 2735. GROCERY driver wanted. 2629 Sherman Ave. WANTED A wall washer. Mercy hos pltal. Council Bluffs, la. WANTED A houseman. Mercy hospital, Council Bluffs, la. WANTED Japanese cook for private fam ily. Harney 6508. WANTED Dyer's helper. Dresher Bros., 2217 Farnam. HELPER In rug, rye and hat Depts. Dresher Bros., 2217 Farnam St. HELP WANTED FEMALE. Stores and Offices. GENERAL CLERK, real estate. 865; hand blller, 876-385; typist, City Nat'l.. Bank, 375. COM'L'. RKF. CO., 1516 City National THREE GIRLS WANTED. TO WORK IN KXCLUSIVE JEWEL SHOP; TWO FOR SALES WORK, THE THIRD FOR OF FICE WORK; IMPORTANT TO STATE BUSINESS AND SCHOOL EXPERIENCE WHEN MAKING APPLICATION: REFINED AP PEARANCE. PLEASANT MAN NER AND EXCELLENT REFER ENCES ABSOLUTELY ESSEN TIAL. POSITIONS PERMANENT WITH MANY POSSIBILITIES FOR ADVANCEMENT. ADDRESS BOX X-30. OMAHA BE 12. ' STENOGRAPHER, new firm, 386-195; stenographers, grain office, 890-3100; stenographers, auto firms, 375-386-3100; stenogrnphor, wholesale, 3100-8116; stenogrupners, beginners, 365-375; dicta phone onerhtor. 3100: Remington blllers, 376-835; typist, 360-876; beginners, 856- 360; office clerk, some bookkeeping, 380' 390; operator, Burroughs posting ni chlno, 396-3100; bookkeeper, with some steno. work, 8100. WESTERN REFERENCS & BOND ASS'N. (Originators of the Reference Business.) 736 First National Bank Bldg. WANTED Experlencei cashiers; best of salaries paid. Apply superintendent, bal cony. BURGESS-NASH CO. WANTED Two stenographers and type writer, speedy and accurate, pleasant office, good salary, permanent employ-, ment. Square Turn Tractn -'- Nor folk, Neb, BOOKKEEPER, executive ability, gen eral Insurance exp., 3125-3150. LEDGER CLERK. Kood penman. 875-385, STENOGRAPHERS, 3126, 116, 3110, 8100, BILL CLERK, 39"; typists, 886, 375, 365. FILE CLERK, 355; office clerk. 380. WATTS REFERENCE COMPANY, U38 First National Bank Bldg. STENOGRAPHERS, 380, 390. 8100, 3H0, or better: Rood uptown place waiting. Typists, general office clerk, comp tometer operators. Good opening for experienced dental assistant.- Kignt Reference company, 1012 First Nation al Bldg Young Lady Wanted For advertising department of a large corporation, prefer one who has had telephone soliciting or switcn Doara ex perience. Reply stating salary wanted, and telephone number. Address Y-1034, Omaha t:ee. 2 TYPISTS, Insurance office, 876; Office Clerk, good penman, 885; Office Clerk, 365-370; Billing Clerk, 385-330; beginner Kteno., 380. BUSINESS MEN'S REFERENCE ASSN, 917-18 W. O. W. Bldg. BOOKKEEPER, 3100; Comptometer Oper. ator, 8100; Dictaphone Operator, 3100; File Clerk, 860-365-370. THE MARTI CO., 1126 W. O. W. Bldg. WANTED Girl tor stenographic work and filing. Need not be experienced. Will pay 355 to start. Box No. X-36, Omaha Bee. TYPIST wanted for billing. Apply Mccora-iiraay 1,0., latn Leavenworth EXPERIENCED typist wanted. Fox Film Corp., 1413 Harney St. WANTED Experienced telephone opera tor. Phone Douglas 226. Professions and Trades. YOUNG LADIES Do you want a permanent position? No profession today offer better op portunities for good salaries and steady employment than local or long distance telethon work. The work Is fascinating, pleasant. healthful surroundings, annual vaca tions with full pay. Sick and accident benefit without cost to employes. No experience necessary. Substantia) .weekly pay while In training. Rapid advancement Parents invited to Investigate working conditions. Apply to MRS. MORRIS, Employment Secretary. Room 818 New Telephone Building, Nineteenth and Douglas Streets. YOUNG LADIES You will find that the American Tele phone and Telegraph company 1 a mighty fine place to spend your working day. It is a place where each girl's welfare is of primary consideration and she is given the advantage of a com fortable rest room, a below cost cafe teria, and congenial companions. The salary Is good and the frequent Increases make It a very attractive of fer to any ambitious girl. Miss Bell will tell you all about It Apply 818 New Telephone Bldg. AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY. 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 age or over. Apply at once to Supt. Costello. ITEN BICUIT CO. SNOW WHITE BAKERIES. Capitol Ave., 13th to 13th St. Office Entrance Middle of Block. WANTED EXPERT SEWERS TO WORK ON SUITS AND DRESSES. APPLY SUP'T'S OFFICE, BALCONY. ELDREDGE-REYNOLDS CO. WANTED Two experienced alteration women to work on coats. Apply Supt, Balcony. Burgess-Nash Co EXPERIENCED bindery girls wanted, omaha Printing Co.. 1301 Farnam PKESSER3 wanted. Dresher Bios., 2217 Farnam. LADY masseuse wanted at once. Tyler 4315. Young Lady Wanted For advertising department of a large corporation. Inside position. Experience not necessary, hut desirable. Reply slaving salary wanU-d and tel. Shone nuinuer. Box 7-1033 Be, Household and Domestic. WANTED at Once -First or second girl for seneral housework: no saundry. small family, end best wages. 8811 Woolworth avenue. WANTED WIHTK OIRL TO ASSIST WITH HOUSEWORK; LAUNDRKHS KEPT. MRS. CHARLES , M'MARTIN, WALNITT 1464. WANTED A COMPETENT WHITH MAID FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. MRS. RALPH PETERS. 614 SOUTH 40TU 8TRFBT. HARNF.Y 205. WANTED Competent white maid for goneral housework, good wages, small family, no laundry. Harney 3577. 3327 W h I nut St, i WANTKD Hy wholesale house, competent stenographer, beginner considered, must - be well educatej; good salary. Call at I'eVaughn Heed House, 1614 Harney or Phono Tylor "206. EXPERIENCED MAID iVS GENETfAti HOUSEWOItK. .SH8, K. TT. PATTER SON, 127 NORTH 40TH ST. HARNEY 387. FOR LAUNDRESSES, DAY WOMEN, ETC. LOOK IN THU SITUATION COL UMN OF THE BEH . GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE WORK; GOOD WAGES. CALL DOUG LAS 8989. WHITE GlRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE WORKi GOOD HOME AND GOOD WAGES. HARNEY 5470. WHITE girl for general housework. Good wages, no laundry. Harney 694, 131 North 32d Ave. yVANTED Competent white laundress, Mondays and Tuesdays. Have oloctrlo washer. Harney 853. WANTED A COMPETENT SECOND MAID. 206 8. 32D AVE. HARNEY 306. WANTED Competent cook. Mrs. Ward Burgess, 123 North ia Mtreet. CHAS L. FISH, piano tuner, violin and piano teacner. t ounx aui. plane WHITE girl to assist with houseworks small house. Colfax 2116. t GIRL or woman for general housework. Good home. Harney 4192. GIRL for general housework. Call Har ney 8468. Hotels and Restaurants. GIRLS WANTED TO WAIT ON SODA TABLES SHORT HOURS, OOOD PAY. APPLY SUPT.. BALCONY, BURGESS NASH CO. WANTED First class cook, 330 a week( board and rooia te right parly. N4 pastry. Must be exyerlanoed In cookini, line. For further Information wrlu Johnson Cafe, Randolph, Neb. MAID WANTED. APPLY HOUSEKEEPER, BLACKSTONE HOTEL. WOMAN for toast and griddle work; 315 per week and board. Apply Conant Hotel. MAID wanted, 312 per week. Apply EI Beudor Apt.. 18th and Dodge. ('HA MBERMAIDS WANTED. HOTEL KEEN. 18TH AND HARNEY. WOMAN cook wanted. Commercal Hotel, Farnpm. Neb. Trade Schools. WANTED Ladles to learn barber trad. TRI-CITY BARBER COLLEGE, Soeclal rates and Inducements. 1 Miscellaneous. WOMAN for mending and plain sewing In linen room. El Bender Apt Hotel, 18th and Dodge. BIG SISTERS ASSOCIATION, for the benefit of business girls. 623 Bee Bldg. Douglas 6592. WHITE housemaid wanted. Old People's Home, s.v5 Fontenene wivg. wal. 375. EXPERIENCED elevator girl wanted. Union Outfitting Co,, 16th and Jackson. GIRL TO DUST FURNITURE. UNION OUTFITTING COMPANY. MACHINE girls wanted. Experienced pre- ierrea. jzih r arnam at. HELP WANTED. Male and Female. WANTED Men, ladles and boys te lesrn barber trade; big demand: wages wnne learning; strictly modern. Call or WTlte 1402 Dodge St. Trl-Clty Barber College. WANTED Reliable man and wife to keep bachelor on farm. Give position and ' ace. Possession by April 20. Apply -Harry Hllger, David City, Neb. S EDUCATIONAL. DAY SCHOOL. NIGHT SCHOOL i BOYLES COLLEGE. B Complete courses In accountancy, mi 1 chine bookkeeping, comptometry. shorl hand and typewriting, railroad anl wiring telegraphy, civil service and al" English and commercial branches. Wrlt , call or phone Douglas 1566 for largt Illustrated catalogue. Address , I BOYLES COLLEGE. V Van Sent School of Business. Day and Evening School. 220 Omaha National Bank Bldg. Douglas 6890. BUSINESS CHANCES, FOR SALE Grill, hotel and delicatessen. Best pcying business in the northwest Inquire Brand's, Boise, Idaho. OIL LEASES, In southwest Texas, five and 10-acre tract or larger, live-year commercial lease at 810 per acre. Sur rounded by test wells. Leonard Fence, Box 171. El Paso, Tex. WILL SACRIFICE Two of my Gulf Coast Development A Refinery Co. oil tracts. Were taken on market at 3600 each. Address Box X-6, omana Bee. BEST proposition for a mechanical mat l 1 1 , 1 1. nntiiD n iiuiun urn umu. a bvii- eral repair ahop complete. Bargain. 2516 N. 20th street, city. MEAT MARKET for aie, or will rent all furnished. Anton Stepanek, Sargent, iNeo. OUR business Is to buy and sell youl business. yuicK service Helling experts, 514 Hrnwn Bldg. Rooming Houses. HAVE several fine bargains In rooming nouses, close in ana money matters. Be Johnny Devlin, 210 No, 25th. Douglaa 7172. ROOMS FOR RENT. Furnished Rooms. PHONE THE WANT AD DEPARTMENT IIIjCI 1UI1U, AINU AOrk AUUUT UUK BIG ROOM LIST PRINTED EVERY WEEK FOR THE BENEFIT OF OUR READERS AND ADVERTISERS. MODERN ROOM, NCELY FURNISHED run 1 uk twu Man 1 l.tat. ; CON VENIENTLY LOCATED; PRIVATE: FAMILY' REFERENCE. TYLER 4295. CLA1RMONT INN. 17TH AND JACKSON1 STS. ROOMS FOR PERMANENT AND TRANSIENT GUESTS: SPECIAL: WEEKLY RATES. DOUGLAS 2735. 623 S. 24TH ST. Large, pleasant room. nrsc iioor, strictly moaern nome, shower bath privileges, two gentlemen, twin beds of desired. Douglas 8975. NICELY (urn'shed, modern room; walking oistance. uentiemen preferred, Tyler 221)2. DILLON HOTEL. 624 S. 16th. Room newly papered, weekly rntes. LARGE south room on bath room floor; private nome; one or two gentlemen. Webster 4911 after 3 p. nv PLEASANT room. private home, H DiocK to car. Harney 226. LARGE front room, suitable for 2 gentle men. 701 h istn, 3d floor. 2618 HARNEY Comfortable sleepl-tg rooms, walking distance. VEltf desirable room for two gentlemen. Tyler szzz. mi 8. jtn. 808 S. 21ST Nice room, suitable for 1 or 2 gentlemen; close in. ROOM in modern home, Kountse Place, weDier 4119. PLEASANT south room, modern, private home, with window. Webster 1644. 704 S. 18th. Front room, nicely furnished; two gentlemen preferred. Tyler 4744. 616 S. 19TH Modern furnished room for gentlemen. J J SOUTH ROOM; suitable for two gentle-. men; niocK to car. Hsrney ao3. Housekeeping Rooms. LARGE, pleasant," completely furnished housekeeping room: furnace heat; laun dry privileges; bath included; block t car line; reasonable. Harney 3737. FURNISHED room for girl: houselrMp ing privileges; home comfort 31 WMksj Modern, 1201 faciO. .
