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DEATH & FUNERAL NOTICES.
FOX Thomas Patrick, 1. died April 18.
-Deceased is urvtved by his wife, June,
and one child ; his mother, Mrs.,S Rose
Fox; two sisters. Mrs. Katharine Sack
son and Miss Wlnnlfred. and two broth
ers. Stanton and William. Funeral from
residence, 813 South Twentieth) street.
8:30 a. m., Tuesday:, at St. Petera
' hurch at 9, Interment Holy Sepulchre.
St'HLKUTER William George, at a local
hospital; age 37. Deceased is survived
by his wife, Nortne. Funeral from Hoff
man Funoral home, Tuesday. 1:30 a. m.,
to St. Mary Magdalene church. o'clock.
Interment Holy Sepulchre. Deceased Is
a member of Knlghta of Columbus, and
Elks,
STUHR
died
and
-Gretzle, widow- of Marx Stuhr.
Sunday. April 18, .aged 88 year
10. months. i
Funeral services at the residence en
West Dodge street Wednesday, April
M at 2 o'clock. Rev. F. W. Seesko
will officiate. Interment Evergreen
cemetery. Friends welcome,
EoWERY DorotheaM.. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs.v C. K. Lowery, at the home
Saturday, April 17, 120, aged 6 years,
11 months, 1 days. Funeral from the
residence, 5027 Lincoln Blvd., Monday,
April 19, 1020, 2:30 p. m. Interment
Forest Lawn cemetery.
FLORKA Charles, at county hospital at
li30 today; resident here since 1868; 66
years old; totally blind; paralysis. Em
ployed bv Sam Gladstone and for Ring
ling Bros. Buried at i p. in. Monday
from Hulse Reipln, 16th, and Jones;
burled at Forest Lawn cemetery.
SULLKY Andrew J., age 58. He is sur
. vlved by his wife, four sons, Oda. Nor
bert, Berua J., Paul B., and two daugh
ters, Inelda A. and Florence C. v
Funeral Tuesday morning from resi
dence, 121 Turner Blvd.. at 8:30 a. m.,
' to St. Peter church,- 9 a. m. Inter-m-n.Liioly-
aePulcnra cemetery.
VAN HORN Ira L., April 17, 1920, aged
. 67 years.
Funeral Wednesday, April 21, at 3:30
p. m.t at BraHey 4& Dorrance' Chapel,
19th and Cuming Sta. Interment Forest
Lawn. t
, Mrs. Elizabeth Ady, 81 year old, died
t Nicholas Senn hospital Sunday night
after a. lingering Illness. She Is survived
by one-daughter. Mrs. Thomas Kelly of
Omaha, and two sons. Henry, of Indlanola,
la., Mnd Oaear, of Washington, D. C.
TIESKOTTER Mrs. Frances, aged 63,
April ISth. at local hospital.
Remains will be shipped, from Heafey
& Heafey' chapeh 3611 Farnam, Mon
day, at 4 p. m.. to Humphrey. Neb.
Mrs. Frances Tleskolter, 63 years old,
died Sunday night in an Omaha hospital
after a lingering illness. The body will
be aent thl afternoon to Humphrey, Neb.,
for burlul. -
THE funeral of H. C. Bostwlck will be
held from hla late residence, 3732 Dewey
avenue, on the afternoon of Tuesday,
April 20, at 1 o clock.
WRIGHT Sadie L., April 17, 1920, aged 65
vears. Funeral (rom late residence, 6411
N. 24th St., Tuesday, April 20, at 3 p.
m. Interment Forest Lawn.
BIRTHS AND DEATHS.
Births Lawrence and Louise Wyman,
5626 Seward street, boy; Jajin and Anna
Trllca. 3637 Madison Btreet, boy; Albert
and Mary Nolet, 2115 Evans street, girl;
Leo and Kate Krakowskl. 2902 Clarkson
street, girl; Jerry and Marie Rice. 3711'
V street, girl: John and Irene Wright,
1019 North Twenty-third street. girl;
Thad and Clare Hale. hospital; ' girl;
Junius C. Soukup, 2604 Sherman avenue,
boy; Richard and Catherine Haye, hos
pital, girl; George l.nd Cora Hearn, ho
' pttal. girt.
Deaths Arthur B. Nielsen. -26,' hos
pital; Elxcar Burbeau, 74, 2543 North
Sixty-fifth avenue; Mary E. Parker. 89.
404 Maple street; Nellie Shummy, 36,
3931 South Twenty-third street; William
Miller. 90, La Platte, Neb. ; William
Brown, S4. hospital: Eugene L. Harmon,
62, 814 Pierce street: Charles W. Stoehr,
40. hospital: Amelia Davis, 24,' 2320 North
Twenty-eighth avenue; Thomas R. Jones,
67, 3861 Charles street: James Belden
Morgan, jr., Infant, 21 1' Emmet street;
Luther Artisoft, 6, 2418 Burdette street;
Joseph Belfel, 61, 2413 Caldwell , street;
Bessie Simmons. 44, hospital; ' Jamea
Dlcktwin, 48, 2108 Sherman avenue,
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Tbo following couples have been Issued
licenses to wed:
Carrol A. Armstrong, 21, Omaha; Lil
lian Kaarup, 21, Omaha.
John McOIone, 42, Des Moines, la,;
Verona Mankln, 42, Moorehouse, Mo. -
Suva Slnadlnovich, 25, Omaha; Mabel
L. Sherard, 19, Omaha. '
Einer M. Chrlstensen, 21, Ojnaha; Carta
Tbompsen, 14, Omaha.
Claude L. Lewis, 26, Avoca, la.; Rena
51. Cullett, 19. Omaha.
Edward .T. Bradley, 44, Omaha; Minnie
Roberts. 32,vOmnha.
lsllo E. Smith, 25, Lincoln, Neb.;
Maria Young, 23, Lincoln, Nab. ...
Bee Ward, 15, Omaha; Clayton Dodd,
25, Omaha.
Edward White, 42, Omaha; Cora
Qlvlns. 24, Omaha.
Walter C. "Elklns, 34, Sioux City. Ia.;
Florenco A. Steffa, 34, Slqux City, Ia.
Marlon O. Frye, 22, Des Moines, Ia.;
Sadie Strandberg. 25, Des Moines. Ia.
Lester D. Ladd, 34, Omaha; Mareit L.
Lynn. 28. Omaha. ..
Louis Snitovsky. 24, Omaha; Rose L.
Epstein, 22, Omaha.
Max Ostlr, 31, Omaha; Dora Walker, 27,
Omaha. .
Alfred Mlfldteton, M Omaha; Margaret
Moore, 18, Omaha.
BUILDING PERMITS.
Drake Realty Construction company,
Third and Pierce streets,, frame manufac
turing building, HO.OOO; Henry Doorly,
322 South Thirty-sixth street, frame addi
tion to dwelling, 12.000.
FLORISTS.
LEE L. LARMON
1811 Douglas Bt. Douglas 8244.
j- Henderson. 1619 Farnam. Douglas 1248.
JOHN BATH. 18th and Farnam. D. 3000.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
STACK & FALCONER,
"INDEPENDENT UNDERTAKERS."
PIERCE-ARROW "
AMBULANCE SERVICE: '
Thirty-third and Farnam. Harney 14.
FRED E. FERO.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR.
Lady Attendant.
Z3d and Camlng Sta. Phone Douglas (!&
Auto Ambulance. ,
HEAFEY & HEAFEY,
Undertakers and Fmbalmer.
Phono H. 265. Office 2611 Farnam.
HULSE & pIEPEN,
Pioneer Funeral Directors.
T01 South 18th St
-Douglas 1066.
TAGGART & SON,
UNDERTAKERS AND r-MBAI.MEPtS.
Telephone Dougla 714 2216 Cuming St
DUFFY & JOHNSON,
UNDERTAKERS, 717 8. 16th. Tyler 1671.
NEW LOCATION
CROSBY'S NEW FUNERAL HOME.
2018 WIRT ST.
Away from noise of busy street.
PHONE WEBSTER 47.
MONUMENTS & CEMETERIES,
THE largest display of monument In
the United States.' FRANK SVOBODA,
ijii 3. utn. r-none jjougias IS7Z-6ZI6.
LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS
FOR ARTICLES LOST on atreet car tele.
, phone Tyler 100. We are anxious to re.
' atore lost article to rightful owner.
OMAHA COUNCIL BLUFFS ST. RY.
. CO.
pocket book
LOST A
Hunter Inn Tailor
containing 168.
Shop. Douglas (960.
ATTENTION-
SPECIAL NOTICES,
N RUTH RbBEK-XtivV
NO 1, I. O. O. F.
ODGE
All memhera of Ruth Rebekah Lodge
No. 1 are requested: to attend the runeral
of 'Our well beloved sister. Sadie L.
Wright, "Tuesday, at I p. m., from her
late residence, 6411 N. 24th St.
ILA JENSEN, N. Q.
ROSE pOLQE.N", Secretary. , .
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P of Color ia Tbo Sunday Bea.
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PACK1NO DEPARTMENT;
GIRLS WANTED ,
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,1VVAaES; PLEASANT SURROUNDING
APPLY SUPERINTENDENT.
LOOSE-WHILES. BISCUIT CO., "
K ltTH AND DAVENPORT STS. f
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HOME DINNERS For a good old south
ern style chicken or flea dinner or a
good, juicy plank steak with all of
Its delicious trimmings, V call Alfred
Jones, Web. 75S. 2811 Caldwell St.
"YOUR NEEDS VRF MINE?"
Frank E. Stone, republican candidate
state repreaentatlve.
PERSONAL.
THE SALVATION Army Industrial home
aollct your old clothing, furniture,
magazines. We collect. We distribute.
Phone Doug. -4135 and our wagon will
call. Call and Inspect our new .home
1110-1112-1114 Dodge street. '
WANTED Composers of verse or music
to write to me at once. Itrllllaiu op
portunity for good talent. Address Bur
rell Van Buren, Grand ' Opera House,
Chicago. )
SOUTHERN young womftn, college gradu
ate, wants noma in tue west, x-ivit,
Omaha Bee. ,
GRADUATE nurse will care for Invalid or
nervous patient In -Jiei' home. Walnut
4293. . '
HARNEY INSTITUTE, under new man
age 2"15061L2rry SJ 431.
for idop-
HAVE
tion,
biiby boy, 3 weeks old,
at St. Joseph Hospital.
MASSAGE Manicuring,
open until 9 p. m. ,
S10 N. 17th St.;
PATIENTS to care for a my home. Elec-
trlo Bath and Massage. Webster 2911.
HARNEY Institute, under new manage-
ment. 1506 Harney St.. Tyler 4315.
iR. HOLER AN Electro therapy
massage. ,.818 Neville Bldg.
and
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
entists.
Dr. Bradb'iry. No pain. 931 W. O. Bid.
Accordion Pleating.
ACCORDION, side, knife, .unburst,
box
pleating, covVfed button, all alzea and
style-.; hemstitching, plcot, edgings, eye
let cut work, button holes, pennants.
Ideal Button and x Pleating Co.. 301
Brown Blk. -Pcuglas 1936.
Baggage and Express.
Hartung's Transfer Co.,
1Z11 HOWARD ST. TYLER 1976. '
Trucks and siae, , leased, or your haul-
Ing contracted by hour. day or year.
GEORGE OSTROM TRANSFER." '
Express, moving, live stock ijaullng.
.2302 Cuming St. Phone Doug 8753.
Braiding and Beading.
Top Notch Shop Hemstitching, braiding.
heading, all kinds pleating. Doug. 6011.
Room 33. Douglas Blk.. 16th & Dodge.
Chiropodists.
Carrie J. Burford. 620 Paxton Blk. D. 1208.
Clothing and Furs.
FULL dreea suite for rent.. 109 N. 16th St.
John Fcidman. Phone 8128. .
Stationery.
OMAHA STATIONERY CO.. 307-9 S. 17th.
Dancirtg Academies.
.
KEIPINEffl1in.orSan7c8,6n.'!- c2.U.
at 8; dancing at p. m. Monday. Thurs
day. Saturday; private lessons any time.
PAULINE CAPPS Attlstlc dancing,
Seventeenth and Farnam. Misncr isonooi,
Patterson Block. Pupil Dennishawn
School. Harney 6413. - .
Detectives.
PIPKIN'S NATIONAL DETECTIVE
AGENCr, Incorporated. Doug. 1107.
Arlington Blk. Omaha. Neb.
PHIL WINCKLER, Harney 5708, Tyler
. 884. confidential investigatlonamade at
tnnhlA rntes. "
JAMES ALLAN, 312 Neville Blk. Evi
dence secured In all cases, lyier xiav.
Contractors.
CARPENTERING. reDalrlng.
done. Tj. J. Erlckson. Phone wai.
remodeltug
CARPENTER work, all kinds.
hour; estimates furnished.
contract or
Tyler 4359.
Dressmaking.
SHIRT HOSPITAL.
Shirt-making and mending.
Dougla 4634
DRESSMAKING, alterations; all kinds of
plain sewing. 2018 Davenport St.
DRESSMAKING and alteration.
guaranteed. Tyler 397SK
DRESSMAKING Children's
cialty. Harney 7177.
Work
clothes spe-
Kodak Finishing and Enlarging.
FILMS developed; printing and enlarging.
write lor price, xne oaign -o., iin
Howard St. .
Razor Blades Sharpened.
SAFETY razor bladea sharpened, new ra
zors, razor blades sold. Omaha Razor
Sharpening Co., 1522 M Dodge. 103 N. 16.
Electrical Utilities.
VACUUM cleaners, djllvered, called for,
50c day. Vacuum Cleaner Service Co.
Call Webster 1657 from 10 t m. to 1
p. m. .
ELECTRIC heaters. 110.50: vacuum clean
ers. S7.du; Aioia waaning maynine.
Lalley-Wllson Electric Co.. 1307 Farnam.
RENT Hoover and other electric vacuum
sweepers, delivered. Webster 4Z83.
ELECTRIC vacuum
Douglas 6718.
cleaner for rent.
ELECTRIC vacuum cleaner, 11 day, de
livered. Colfax 4116.
Hats Blocked.
HATS cleaned, reblocked, ladies' straw
hats specialty. Mastos Bros.. 1520 Har y.
PAXTON parlors. 1607 Vi Farnam. Doug
las 6939.
Osteopath.'
DR. MABEL WESSON.
211 Balrd Bldg., 17th and Dougla.,
T. 2960. H. 4741.
Garages.
REDI-UADE GARAGES, wood or steel.
Sand forclrcular. Redl-Mada Housing
Co.. 2217-Howard. Red 3657.
Gas Stoves. Connected.
UNO, ANDY
The gas man. House piping, stovea
connected, light transferring. Walnut
2008.
GAS STOVES connected, 12; fuel, lights
ana connections; rebuilt gas atovea;
reasonable. Harnoy 1619.
GAS stoves connected, 2. Tyler 4439.
Jewelry.
pay the beat price
Ul.n.uJXyxj Wth privilege to buy,
. , . ,, y-' rt ft I- ,1 I TT III T T, V 1
oaca 11 small proiib uivudo o
Co., 402. N. 1.6th St. Doug. 6049.
W. C. FLATAU.
Jewelry Established 189!.
Sixth Floor. Securities Bldg.
Patent Attorneys.
ST URGES & STURGES. registered patent
attorneys. Send sketchy or model for
free opinion of patentability. Prompt
action. Sales facilities free. 330 Bee
Bldg., Omaha.
INTERNATIONAL PATENT CO.. Patent
attorneys; procure, buy and aell patent.
1716 Dodge St.. Omaha.
Printing.
COCKLE PRINTING CO.
1816 8t. Marys Ave. Douglas 2831,
WEDDING annourcementa and printing.
Dougl33 Printing Co. Tel. Douglas 644.
Safes.
SAFES
BARGAINS. 12th Farnam.
.1. J.' berlght Safe Co.
Painting and Paper Hanging.
LOOK HERB! W .
Prices right; sanitary wall paper
cleaning; 19 yeara at the business;
prompt attention give all order. Phone
Tyler 4278;
estimates
may aave
PAPERHANG1NG. painting,
tree, that cost nothing and
you money. Tyler l'f65.
INTERIOR varnishing, enameling,, floor
rerintsr.ed, waxed, wallpaper cleaned.
FRED KEEP. Colfax 2701. painting and
paperhanglng. Wallpaper cleaning,
glazing. v
pAPERHANGlNG,. qulck""servlCe, lowest
Mice, - Kw Stock Papsr. Haxuv 1814-
i ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Painting and Paper Hanging.
PAINTING, painted wall wahed.
pa per cleaned. Webster 1156.
FIRST-CLASS
H. A. Clapp.
paperhanglng,
Douglas 4909.
painting.
PAINTING, paperhanglng and plastering.
Phone Walnut 4567. V
FOR SALE.
Miscellaneous.
OMAHA PILLOW CO. Feather mattresses
made from your own feather, summer
and winter sides. 1907 Cuming. D. 1467.
WANTED Painting and paperhanging.
1st class worK. vval. J607.
PAINTING, paperhanglng and paperclean-
lng. Douglas 6322.
PAINTING and panerhansing. Tyler 4302.
Theatrical.
THEATRICAL, -historical and masque cos
tumes for amateur theatrical and par
tips for, rent at T. Lieben & Son. Omaha,
Safe Repairing.
EXPERT safe opening and repairing
American Safe & Timelock Repair
Works. Harney 3220.
Screen and Repairing
SCREENS repaired, put.up. Webster 6233.
Sewing Machines.
'SEWING MACHINES
W rent, repair, sell needls and part.
MICKELS' v
15th and Harney. Dough. 1973.
Tailors.
M. KEISER. 306 South 18th. Doug. 1187.
Towel Supples.
Omaha Towel Supply, 207 S. 11th. D. 62?.
Mattress and Springs. '
CITY MATTRESS CO.,
Mattresses made over; box springs re
palred. 2814 Cuming St.. Harney 7162.
Roofing.
PROPERTY OWNERS "
GET OUR FIOURES '
Our roofs are our proofs.
All work guaranteed.
NORTHWEST READY ROOFING CO.
802 S. 31st St. Harney 2574.
MOVING,
Ice. ebster
Hauling.
Iiauling, all kinds; quick serv-
4209.
HAULING All kinds ashes, refuse hauled.
Walnut 3615.
HAULING by day or contract. Tyler 1976;
ASHES and refuse hauled. Douglas 8034
Watch Repairing.
WATCH REPAIRING
- Main spring, 11.60; cleaning, 1.50;
jewels $1 to 81.50; watch crystals, 25c;
all work guaranteed. Phone Tyler 950.
THE W. C. FLATIRON" STORE,
Room 601 Securities Bldg.
Welding.
OMAHA' WELDING CO. "The Careful
Welders," 15th and Jackapn. D. 4397.
Rug Weaving.
WEAVING, old rugs remade. Tyler 1433.
Miscellaneous.
PAXTON-MITCHELli CO.
and Martha Sts., Omaha
27th and Martha Sts., Omaha Neb.
Brass, bronze, alaminum and machine
-gray iron castings. .
BELL'S MENTHOt OINJMENT can be
' purchased at Rlalto Drug Store, 15th
and Douglas Sts.. Omaha, Neb.
DUMP ashes S.W. corner 35th and Fran
cis. Douglas 420.
Tfor sale.
Furniture and Household Goods.
SELECT YOUR SPRING HOUSE FUR
NISHINGS FROM THESE BARGAINS
Adam period bedroom suite at 1213;
an Adam Period dining suite, at 8153;
large collection of fine furniture; room
size rugs at a great reduction; cane
mahogany living room suites, at 1185
each. . ,
STATE FURNITURE COMPANY.
Corner 14th and Dodge Streeta,
OppoBiet-U. P. Headquarters. Omaha, Neb.
AUCTION! AUCTION!
Extra high grade and stapl
iure, rugs, pianos, taming
nd furnishings
In My Auction House,
Southeast corner 18th and Webster
furnl-imchines
Sts
Wsdnesday. April 21st: Starts at 1 P.M.
' It will be a big sale; watch the pa
pers. JAMES L. DOWD. Auctioneer,
If you have anything to aell call
Doug. 3285. Tyler 9116 or .DougT 8878.
WE., sell new and near-new furniture.,
stoves and rugs at lowest prices; cash
or payments. Amer. Furn, Co.. 605 N. 16.
UOUND oak range, good condition.
Wal.
ONE kitchen cabinet base, rocking chair,
library tabic. Call Col. 1763.
GOOD used water power machine. 2516
No. 24th street. Web. 682.
SECOND hand gds stove, 16. 6137 North
Twenty-fourth.
BABY Buggy and dresses. Douglas 853.
Pianos and Musical Instruments.
"T LOWEST (PRICES
In Omaha on guaranteed high-grade
phonographs. Cash or credit. We also
carry a full line of the latest records.
Record exchange.
THE MUSIC SHOP, Inc.
1516 Harney St. Phone Douglas 689
THE NEW COMFORT-
"Known for Tone." High-class, first
quality phonograph at a popular price.
Before deciding let us demonstrate.
You be the judge. JUerll Mfg. Co., 936
North Twenty-fourth St. Phone Doug
las 7287.
A. HOSPE CO. 5"
Pianos for rent.
In
art and music
14.00 per month.
DRUMS, traps, marimbas, Instruction,
repairing. Phone Harney 2967. Geo. A.
Smith. 27S1 Davenport St. '
FOR SALE One King Saxophone, tenor,
newt bargain. Write Sain Sargent,
Kearney, Neb.
BARGAINS in phonographs; cash or
torrhs. Schlaes Phonograph Co., 1404
Dodg"; .
HIGH GRADE upright to be sold for stor
age and repair charges. Douglas 4703.
LEAVING CITY.
Kimball piano.
Will sacrifice
Colfax 4242.
upright
MUST sell my $400 "nblnet grand piano
for8175.- Colfax 3104. -
SMALL
4218.-
mission piano for sale. Walqut
PIANO Cincinnati cabinet
piano, 126 for quick sale.
Grande oak
Walnut 3273.
Store and Office Fixtures.
WE buy, sell and make desks, safes, show
cases, shelving, etc Omaha Fixture A
Supply Co.. llth and Dougla Doug.
2724. . J
Typewriters and Supplies.
TYPEWRITERS
a AND
ADDING MACHINES '
. ALL MAKES, bought, (old, rented and
repaired. Sole agent for the CORONA.
Get our prices before you buy. Every
machines guaranteed.
Central Typewriter Exc.
Dong. 4120. 1912 Farnaei.
WE buy, aell and exchange all make
of typewriter. Write for Hat Midland
Office Supply Co.. 1404 Podge.
F. and E. CHECK WRITER, latest model,
like new; half price. Will deliver. Rkom
320. Neville Bldg. '
RENT an Oliver typewriter three months'
for 16.00. Oliver Agency. 1912 farnam
St., Douglas 4120: Omaha, Neb;
ALL Makes Typewriter Co.; '"all make."
205 S. 18th St. Tyler 2414.
Lumber and Building.
TRY H. M. KEVAN. 644 SOUTH 30TH 8T.
Miscellaneous.
FINE shade trees, elms, maples, etc., for
sale at 2831 4th Ave., Council Bluffs.
Now Is tho time to get them planted.
Phone Co. Bluffy, Red 3279.
FINE shade trees., elms. maplcR, etc., for
sale atA2831 4th Ave.. 4eum 11 Bluffs.
Now Is the time to get 1 hem planted.
Phone Vo. Bluffs, Red 3279.
OARAGE, shTngl root 110" Pougla T49
or Harney 126
FISH! FISH! FISH!!
Live fish at Lipman's Fish Market.
25 0 7 Q street. Phone South 3637.
DRESS FORM, good condition. sligTiUy
used, IS. Council Bluffs Red 3279.
POTATOES for isale. local lot.
SJostrom Bros.. Marcus, .Ia.
Write
DRY
CO.,
KINDLING WOOD.
HARNEY 1837.
ACME BOX
PARKER
mower.
hammerless
South 4065.
shotgun, , lawn-
BEAUTIFUL new
length 24 inches.
white hnir switch,
Douglas 7326.
MARINE, motofr reasonable.. Colfax 4535.
CREAM separators for sale. I Colfax 6040.
' WANTED TO BUY.
WALNUT Logs Wanted 12 Inches and
up In diameter. Will buy standing tim
ber or log delivered any railroad sta
tion In carload lots. Frank Purcell
Walnut Lumber Co.. 12th and Belt Line,
Kansas City, Kan. .
WE BUY baled wast paper, old maga
zine and newspaper. Stat quantity
you have on band, Write or phone for
prices. Omaha Paper Stock Co.. 1 6th
and Marcy. Dougla 169. i
LIBERTY BONDS BOUGHT.
MACK'S BOND HOUSE.
4421 First Nat Bank Bldg.
rnone iyier 3644.
DESKS DESKS DESKS
New desks; used desk bought, sold and
traded. J. C. Reed, 1207 Farnam. D. 6146
Liberty Bonds Bought
610 World-Herald Bldg.
WILL buy second hand clothing, shoe
and furniture. Tyler 2598. A. Zavett,
705 North lfith St.
CASH FOR LIBERTY BONDS.
LEWIS & CO., 411 M'CAGUE BLDG.
BEST prices furniture,
clothing., -Tyler" 859.
stoves, rugs, men s
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.
THE BEE will publish, free a situation
wanted ad under thl classification for
soldiers and sailor and marines who will
show their discharge papers at our
office In the lobby of The Bee building.
Seventeenth and Farnam.
CLERICAL position, with chance of ad
vancement by young man with six
yeare experience in country bank. Am
, presently employed, but desire to lo
cate In Omaha. Can operate typewriter
and posting machine. Prefer position
with commission or manufacturing con
cern. Y-1070. Bee. -
BOOKKEEPE
hoven yeisrs'
business. Write R. H. C,
nut, St. Denlson, Ia.
R waiits position by May 1.
i' experience in the lumber
210 East Wal-
YOUNG man now holding responsible po
sition wishes a place with some auto
moble firm. First class clerical man.
H-19. Bee.
ALL KINDS of hauling done", also ashes.
H. M. Bush. Web. 1753.
FLOOR POLISHING; rug clearning. Call
Noyes Pharmacy., 40th and Dodge.
WILL' do painting and decorating for cari
work guaranteed. Walnut 280.
WHITE man wants window washing and
housecleanlng Tyler 4277.
CEMENT work, basement digging, also
painting. Webster 3580.
ASHES hauled;
2606.
reasonable rate. Webspr
COLORED boy wants work evenings and
Saturdays. Webster 3343.
Female.
HOUSEKEEPERS. LAUNDRESSES.
Watch the Domcstio column of The
Bee. Lots of good place are alwaya
advertised. Don't miss them. ,
OFFICE cleaning, evenings or day; steady,
colored lady; city reference. Calfax 4984.
experlelfced
SEWING by
dressmaker,
day.
60c hour.
Webster
colored
1042.
FOR nurses by the hour, or massage. Call
Walnut 4293, or Walnut 4956.-
Launjdry and Day Work.
DAY WORK WANTED Willie Ajynes,
2611 Burdette. Webster 6609.
washing called for and de-
Webster 6216.
BUNDLE
HvereV V
CLASS colored" laundress with ref-
FiRST
erence.
WebHter 6308.
WASHINGS wanted. Called for i
llvered. Tyler 3357. ,
ind de-
LAUNDRY WORK,
Webster 6061.
cleaning, 40o tous.
BUNDLE .washing.
Webster 3555.
Experienced laundress.
fcURTAINS laundered.
Webster 6579.
Work guaranteed.
EXPERIENCED laundress and day work.
Tyler 2957. S
LAUNDRY work:
Tyler 8866.
experienced colored lady.
LA
st
:yler
CE C
CLEANING.
4796.
URTAINS, bundle washing. Web-
1727.
by-- day or week. Webster
DAY. WORK,
5037.
reliable, colored. Douglas
DAY Work; colored; experienced. Webster
3343.
BUNDLE washing to take home. Webster
6660.
LAUNDRY work; day work. Web. 4393.
BUNDLE and family washing. Web. 1091.
BUNDLE washing, soft water. Web. 6949.
LADY, wants day work. Webster ?f93.
PAY WORK; reliable; colored. Doug. 5037.
DAY WORK an-1 laundry. Webster 6034.
Bundle washing wanted. Webster 139.
LAUNDRY work, white woman. Tyler 1477.
XLK
'DAY
KANING and Ironing. Webster 4115.
AY WORK wanted. Webster 6004:
DAY, work, cleaning. Webster 4701.
BUNDLE WASHING. Webster 698.
Laundry and daywork. Webster 22 1 9.
Bundle washing wanted. Walnut 22C9.
Daywork. cojored lady. Webster 1104.
DAYWORK wanted.
JWebi
Weba
ater 6216,
DAY work, laundry. Webster 6034.
DAY WORK. Webster 4259.
HELP WANTED MALE.
Stores and Offices.
YOUNG , mcu wanted, between 21 and 30
years ofage, for special outside work.
Splendid opportunity for those who' are
ambitious and energetic to secure per
manent positions with early advance
ment. One hundred and five dollar per
month to start Box D-93. Omaha Bee.
WINDOW trimmer and card writer, ex
perienced, salary depends on ability;
stock clerk, 8100-1110; ssn't bookkeeper,
1125; shipping clerk, 8135-8150; office
Clerk. 186-190. '
WATTS RKK. CO.. 1138 1st Nat. Bk, Bldg.
Wanted By wholesale house, a man
of good education; good chance for
advancement, pleasant surro'.',,--,
good salary, Phuu Tyler 2206
HELP WANTED MALE.
Stores and Offices.
HEAD BOOKKEEPER and accountant for
financial concern, 8200-8275; teller, for
' savings dept. of bank, general of
fice" clerk. 1125 to 1150.
BUSINESS MEN'S REFERENCE ASS'N.
917-18 W. O. W. Bldg.
RAILWAY mall clerk examination May
15. 1110 month. Sample questions free.
Franklin Institute, Dept. 228. D. Roches
ter. N. Y.
HELP WANTED MALE.
GENERAL CLERK, prefer packing house
.experience, $126-8130; bookkeepers, 8125-
8150.
THE MARTI CO., 1126 W. O. W. Bid g.
EXPERIENCED bookkeeper. Cudahy
Packing Co., 14th and Jones.
Professions and Trades.
BARBER STUDENTS WANTED
Special offer: wages: big demand for
graduates. CaH dr write for catalog.
MOLER BARBER COLLEGE
110 South 14th St. Phon Dong. 77T7.
SIGN painters capable of doing all kinds
of commercial work can have steady
job at big wages. An excellent chance
for steady man. Let us Convince you.
American Sign & Novelty Co., 1218
; Harney St.
ENGINEER -WANTED To operate 800
horseDower electric light plant: Skinner
y Unlflow engines;' make repair; married
ui (Music, )ici icuvv, iciciauvm,
ary expected. Box '63. Blair, Neb.
FIREMEN, brakemen, 100, for nearby
railroads, 1150-1200 monthly; experi
ence unnecessary. Railway Association
Care Y-1052. Bee.
PAPERHANGERS and painters. Inside
work, good wages. O. L. Welmer, 2301
Cuming. Douglas 8753.
FOR SQUARE DEAL
vote for Henry S. Payne, republican, for
police judge. ;
Salesmen arid Solicitors.
SECURITY SALESMEN.
We desire to appoint a special repre
sentative to close sale in your territory;
our special campaign wlll enable yojj to
clear from one to several thousand dol
lars quick. Write today. JJet behind
the lIvesL, moat promising investment op
portunity ot modern times., Sallger Ship
Salvage Corp., 512 W. 23d St., New
York. ,
A Real Proposition
BY A FIRM OF- A GREAT MANY
YEARS OF PAST BUSINESS EXPE
RIENCE IN OMAHA. NO MONEY TO
ADVANCE. SELLING A COMPLETE
LINE OF GROCERIES, TIRES, TUBES.
HARDWARE, PAINT. OILS AND
LUBRICATING OIL, WHOLESALE TO
THE FARMERS. WE CAN ARRANGE
FOR EXCLUSIVE TERRITORY. THIS
PROPOSITION IS ONE OF REAL
MERIT. AND THROUGH OUR METH
ODS YOU ARE ABLE TO ESTAB
LISH A BUSINESS THAT YOU CAN
, RE-SELL THREE OR FOUR TIMES
A YJ5AR. WE HAVE MEN MAKING
FOM $500 TO 1800 PER MONTH. OUR
LINE IS A COMMODITY THAT IS AN
ABSOLUTE NECESSITY. GOODS ARE
SOLD UNDER , GUARANTEE OR
MONEY REFUNDED: WE WANT
MEN FOR NEBRASKA, IOWA, MIS
SOURI, MINNESOTA, SOUTH DAKO
TA. WYOMING, KANSAS AND COLO
RADO. ACT QUICKLY. 1307 HOW
ARD ST., SECOND FLOOR. ASK FOR
MR. SHAFER.
x.
STOCK SALESMEN
ATTENTION!
We have secured valuable factory site
with good buildings, about 6 acres In
tract, close to center of city. You can
make big money if you get busy while
this Is "hot."
APPLY,
COUNCIL RUBBER & TIRE CO.,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA.
Salesmen and Solicitors. v
WE want salesmen who can tell the truth
in a convincing way to aell our mineral
ration balancer for live stock. -Endorsed
by farm and breed paper am.
agricultural schools. This I an ethical
product and la nothing like the old
.fashloned stock foods. A pleasant,
profitable, permanent business connec
tion with unlimited opportunities for
advancement. "Has-beens" looking for
an advance need not apply. Ask for
Mr. Harris, Hotel FontenaUsV April 19
and 20.
HIGH-CLASS STOCK SALESMEN TO
A UUUU t-KOFOSITION. CAN
MAHb am MONEY. LARGE ISSUE
LIBRRAL COMMISSIONS. CALL AT
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Stores and Offices.
GIRLS WANTED
FOR GENERAL WORK IN
ROGER'S CONFECTIONERY STORE.
DOUGLAS 127. .
WANTED By ' wholesale house, a lady
stenographer; beginner considered; good)
salary, good hours, fine chance for
aavancement. fonne Tyle: 2708,
WANTED typist 1o use dictaphone and do
general office Work Temnararv nosltinn.
Married woman preferred. Wefcster 6379.
STENO and bookkeeper, I12-8130; typist
and clerk, I125-8130. f.
THE MARTI CO., 1126 W. O. W. Bldg.
WANTED High grade solicitor to caii
vas In Omaha for Th Be Apply, at
' Bee office inquire for Mr. Rook. Y-1045,
Be. i
v
Teamsters and Chauffeurs.
WANTED.
f
WAGON HELPERS.
i hours. per dat. apply
American railway exp. stable,
x " 15TH ANDDAVENPORT.
. , ) - .
Boys.
BOr WANTED POR
ERRANDS, LIGHT
WORK. SIE'MR. HAD
LEY, BEE ENGRAV
ING CO.;
WANTED V '
BOYS 16 YEARS AND OVER: GOOD
OPPORTUNITY TO LEARN THE
OPTICAL BUSINESS.
4r. APPLY
RIGGS OPTICAL CO.,
( 769 BRANDEIS BLDG.
ASK FQK W. E. CARLSON.X
WANTED Good all-around drug store
man; must be able to handle prescrlp
tlonsr not necessary to be registered;
permanent position, good salary, In
Northeast Colorado.' Address Y-108S.
Omaha Bee,
WANTED Two boys for soda fountain.
Apply Rlalto Druy Co. 15th. and Doug-
Apply Blackstone
las.
WANTED Bell boys.
hotel.
Miscellaneous.
TWENTY LIVE WIRE SALESMEN,
'to Come to Yakima. Wash.
To dispose of the capital stock of
Puritan Rubber Co., Yakima, Wash., au
thorized capital 11,000,000. This Is an
exceptional proposition, one that is sup
ported by business men of unquestioned
integrity. Proposition appeal to In
vestor same as salesman. Big advertis
ing campaign just :tsrted. If you are
a LIVE WIRE SALESMAN, a good or
ganizer with a clean slate, and want a
sales contract In which you can make
, from 15,000 to 820,000 during this year
kwlth a company 'hat has an excep
tionally bright future, wire or write us
immediately. Address Puritan Rubber
Co., Suite 16-17, Wilson Bldg., Yakima.
Wash.
Salesman.
Two high-powered salesmen;
able to finance selves. Should
earn 1800 to 11,000. Close co-operation
Securltly jlling, experience
desirable. No stock. Write, giving
experience, for interview,-.
P. O. Bo 2j.
"BE A BEE,"
Stop buzzing and gather honey. Now
ts the time, and 1 wtllglve you the
opportunity to make big money, selling
8 per cent guaranteed securities which
are now paying 12 per cent.
P. H. DEARMONT,
228-20 City Nal'l. Bank Bldg., Omaha.'
SALESMEN Sell stock In active oil com
pany. with large holdings In Texas
fields; now on a 2 per cent monthly divi
dend; backed by strongVo-operatlon; lib
eral commissions. Central Texa Pro
ducer Ass'n. 601 Main St., Fort Worth,
Texas.
SALESMAN WANTED-Flne opportunity
for young men with pep; position open
for city salesman who can earn 150 to
875 per week with a representative
firm; 'experienced salesman preferred,
hut not essential. Call 252 4 Farnam St.
WE want a few more Inxeperlenced young
men to jolnour club iln scientific
salesmanship; complete training, 126.
Positions furnished free. Box H-50. Bee.
WANTED Experienced stock salesman to
hsrdle large Issue of stock In business
that nhowii large dividends to investors
But K-60. Omaha .
WANTED
' .
' ,25 MENy
FOR GENERAL '
YARD WORK.
APPLY TIMEKEEPER,
UNION .STOCKS YARDS CO.,
SOUTH SIDE. '
WANTED 40 men, 15.75 per day and up.
Steady work year around; only men
wanting steady work need apply.
Johnston , Bros. Clay Works, Clay worka,
Ia. (Four mile south of Fort Dodge
on M. A St. L )
BRIGHT, active colored man for ball
racker; beat of references. C C. C. Bll
llard Parlor, 1611 Harney.
WANTED Experienced houseman. Apply
Claremont Inn, Pouglaa 2735.
WANTED Laborers. OMAHA" ELEVAT
OR CO.. COUNCIL BLUFFS.
WANTED Experienced laundry man. Ap
ply Blackatone Hotel.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Stores and Offices.
WANTED. .
EXPERIENCED CASHIERS.
APPLY
SLTERINTElENT BALCONY.
BURGESS-NASH CO.
STENOGRAPHERS, 180. 190, I10O. 1110.
or belter; good uptown place waiting.
Typists, general office clerks, comp
tometer operator. Good opening for
experienced dental assistant. Right
Reference Company. 1013 Flrat Nation-
ai Biog.
WANTED To engage services of experi
enced coraetlere.t. One who is thorough
. ly conversant with buying and selling.
Answering, state where, how long em
ployed and salary expected.- Kaufman
& Co.. Colorado Springs, Colo.
EXPERIENCED bookkeeper, wllh some
knowledge of shorthand and typwrlting;
general Insurance office. Telephone Ty
ler 1326. Evenings and Sunday, Wal
nut 2117.
YOUNG lady wanted to work In real estate
and Insurance office In western part of
Nebraska. A good opportunity for the
right party. For further particular writ
Adamaon & Tea garden, Ch a ppell, N eb.
HAVE a number of A-l positions open for
stenographers, bookkeepers, typists, bill
clerks, comptometers, office clerk and
file girls. It qualified see the
WATTS REF. CO.. 1138 1st Nat. Bk. Bldg.
YOUNG lady musician to take charge ot
our music dept. F. W. Woolworth
Co.. 114 So. 16th St.
COMPTOMETER operator, nice small of
fice. 75. f
COM'L REFCO.. 1516 City National. '
Professions and Trades.
YOUNG LADIES s
Do you want a permanent position T
No profession today offer better op
portunltle for good aalariei and tetdy
mploymept than local or long dtatano
telephone work. .
Th work I fascinating, pleasant,
healthful surroundings, annual vaca
tion with toll pay. Sick and accident
benefit without eot to employe.
No experience necessary. - Substantial
weekly pay while In training. Rapid
advancement
i
Parent Invited to investigate working
condition. i
Apply t
1.0
MRS. MORRIS
Employment Secretary.
Room 111
New Telephone Building,
. Nineteenth and Dougla Street.
YOUNG LADIES
m
You will find that the American Tele
phone and Telegraph company ! r
' inlgKty, fine place to spend your working
day. It Is a place where each girl'
welfare Is ot primary consideration and
he ia given the advantage of a com
fortable rest room, a below cost, cafe
terla and congenial companions, j '
Tjhe salary is good, and th frequent
Increases make it a very attractive offer
to any ambitious girt
Miss Bell will tell you all about. It.
Apply 9
318 NEW TELEPHONE BLDG.
American Telephone A Telegraph Co.
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
Miscellaneous.
1,
GIRLS WANTED. s
y ' . , N
J GOOD WAGES,
STEADY WORK.
EGOERS-O FLYNO CO..
16TH AND LEAVENWORTH STS.
GIRLS
I
(-
WANTED AT ONCE -
FOR FACTORY WORK.
GOOD WAGES. 8TEAY WORK.
EPSTEN LITHOGRAPHINO CO.,
417 SOUTH 12TH ST.
ITH FLOOR
r
BIG SISTERS ASSOCIATION. for tlii
benefit of business girl, (23 Be Bldg,
Douglas 6592.
FILM inspector wanted. Call Douglas
4199. -.
i
It
HELP WANTED.
ar.i. i it. .i.
WANTED--Men. ladles and bova to leari A
barber trade; big demand: wage wblli
I..mI.. . .UOu m aU.m, r-ll n
1403 Dodge St. Trl-Clty Barber (Cfrlllel,..
pnttrATinuAl
DAY SCHOOL. NIGHT SCHOOL
BOYLES COLLEGE.
Complete course In accountancy, mat
ehln bookkeeping, comptometry, ahoru
' hand and typewriting, railroad ami
wirlna telegraphy, civil service and al
Kngilsh and commercial branches. Write,
call or phone Dougla 1561 for large
Illustrated catalogue,. Address
BOYLES COLLEGE,
Boyle Building. Omaha. tfb. .
Van Bant School ot Business.
. Day and Evening Schools.
121 Omaha Nations! Bank BIdgi
Douglas 6180.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
BUSINESS x- ;
opportunity;
.
Hold automobile distributing 1
contract for two states. We art ;
writing new contracts daily. Need
additional $25,000 capital to prop '
erly finance fhis business. Carf 1
assure investor magnificent re-
i
turns, also will, place him in arf
executive position with company
so that he can watch his invest-
Saleswomen und Solicitors.
WANTED Several real live salesladies.
experienced, best salaries' paid. Won
derful ofpertunitiv. Apply Mr. Fischer,
Hayden Bros. ' '
Household and Domestic.
WANTED
COMPETENT WHITE 2D MAID FOR
DOWNSTAIRS WORK ONLY. APPLY
MRS. WARD BURGESS, 122 NO. 22D
ST.
WANTED A maid for general house-
work, family of 2, no laundry work or
heavy cleaning. Mrs. E. H. Lougee, 301
Oakland Ave., Council B uffs, Ia.
MAID,, for general housework, two In fanW
Hy. References required. Mr. E. Lp
dlke, 8612 Farnam St. v Phone Harney
613. v
REFRESHMENTS and service for wedding
and borne dinners. Punch'bowis, silver
ware and dishes to rent. Alfred Jones,
2811 Caldwell St Web. 752.
' WANTED
COMPETENT WHITE ID MAID FOR
DOWNSTAIRS WORK ONLY. APPLY
MRS WARD BURGESS, 122 NO. ,22D
sr.. i i
MAID for general house work, two In
ramny; rererences required. Mr, is.
upame. 8612 Farnam. rnone Har. 513.
WANTED Geod girl or woman for house
work, highest salary paid, rererences re
qulrcd. 3217 Poppleton Ave. Har. 1631.
WANTED A nurse maid to assist with
light house work and help with two
children. Call Har 6606.
WANTED A second cook and' dining
room girl. Ford hospital. Dougla 240:
inquire miss Majter,
WANTED An experienced whit maid for
second worK, on first floor. Apply Mrs.
W. H. McCord. 6101 Davenport.
no
GIRL to assist with housework;
laundry; goad wages. Har. 5634.
WANTED Girl or middle-aged woman for
housework In family of three; no chil
dren. Walnut 2336.
FOR LAUNDRESSES,- DAY WOMEN.
ETC. LOOK MN THE SITUATION COL
UMN OF THF BEE.
GIRL for general housework, .no laundry,
good pay. z:i4 u street, south it4.
Mrs, ts. -ii smitn.-
WANTED A competent girl for general
housework. Call at 23 So. 6th 8., Coun
cil Bluff. Ia.
WOMAN, general housework; no cooking;
no children: gooa pay, uougias 4zi.
COMPETENT white girl; no laundry. Mr.
Patch, 127 So. 38th St. Harney 3016.
GIRL for general housework; 2 In family,
South 2114 mornings. 4zi n. zza t.
GIRL for general housework. Phone Har-
ney 3326. Address 3119 t ass at.
GIRL to help In kitchen; small hospital.
W.vna Un.nl t a I IV. VI.. N.h
COMPETENT white girl for general
housework. 4643 Dodge.
GOOD colored maid for general hpuse-
EXPERIENCED cook; reierence. Har.
ZZU. D2S so. dim.
WANTED An experienced 2d maid; good
wages. Harney 4042. ;
GOOD girl for general bouaework, small
family. Har. 2468.
Hotels and Restaurants.
WANTED.
Neat girls to wait on soda tables; good
pay; short hours.
APPLY ' CA8HIER, SODA -ROOM,
BRANDEIS STORES. J.
WANTED Several young ladies for book
ing department. Good, penmanship es
sential. Alao one P. B. X. operator.
Apply Postal Telegraph, 1320 Farnam
street.
WANTED Stenographer for private cor
respondence of general manager of
large company. Address Box K-27,
Omaha Bee. .. .
WANTED Dictaphone opcratoV. Mid
West Electric company, 1207 Harney
alravC v
' ...
COUNTER AND FLOORIRLS
WANTED AT ONCE.
STEADY WORKOOOD WAGES.
APPLY
. QUICKSERVE CAFETERIA,
CITY NATL BK. BLDG., BASEMENT.
EXPERIENCED lady cook -for cafe. Best
of wages; steady place. Writ W. W.
Hock In bery, Oakland, la.
WANTED experienced vegetable girl. $60
month and board. Apply chef, Omaha
Athletic Club.
EXPERIENCED colored waitresses and
waiters. Good wagea. Blackstone hotel.
GIRL "f"r ''dish pantry. 116 per week and
I board, tonant Hotel.
ment at all times. We mcanVisU
ness. Y-1080 Bee.
J-
iusi'
HAVE 1,200 acres In one of Parishes, i:
which great Homer fields are located,
in Louisisna. want one or two men
with 5,000 or 110,000 to form com.
pany lor promoting. Greatest ODDor
tunlty of a lifetime tor right party
' to make fortune in oil game. Address
hox k-32, uiinna Bee.
If .3
FOR SALE Hotel, furnished; restaurant'
and soft drink parlor In connection.
In excellent condition, with city water
and electrlo lights; stopping point for
automobile parties; on O. L. D. highway,'
between Omaha and Lincoln. No agent
need reply. Elderly people wlah to r
tlre. Inquire E. Knoll, Gretna. Neb.
RUG CLEANING BUSINESS Experlen
unnecessary; easy money; valuable t
,mu!a; best location; cneap rent; s-
- capital; present owner unable to ha.
"mis is a snap, ryier 4z.
tifn I
DRUG STORE for sale In good t n in ,
northeast Nebraska. Death ofTowner;
cause for snfa-.. Address P. O. Box 157. '
University Place. Neb. Phone 113, UnU
verslty Place, Neb. ,
i
I
THB-nlftlest and best money-making ho
tel building In the state for sale. Come
and see It. Deal direct with me and
save commission. Y-1059, Bee.
FOR SALE One of the best equipped;
bakeries In northeast Nebraska. Good
shipping facilities. Price reasonable.
Y-1804. Bee. 1
LUNCHROOM and confectionery busln.enf
good reason for selling can be given.
Address Ward ft Leonard, 1317 O St.,
Havelock, Neb.
TIRE ahop equipped tor sale. Free In
structions. Learn in 6 days. Latest
i 'method. Anderson Steam Vulcanlxer
Co.. 1620 Capttolve. Tyler 3044.
OUR business 1 to buy and sell your
business. Quick Service Selling Experts,
614 Brown Bid g. '
WILL sell tin shop; good location; stead
business. Doesn't require much money.
Addr?s Y-1d7, Omaha Bee. '
BASKET CARRIER SYSTEM for sale. US'
S. 16th St.
Rooming Houses.
HAVE several fine bargtina In rooming ;
houses. close-In and money makers. ,
See Johnny Devlin, 210 North Twenty.
fifth street Douglas 7173.
ROOMS FOR RENT.
Furnished Rooms.
PHONE THE WANT AD DEPARTMENT,
TYLER 1000. AND ASK ABOUT OUR
BIO ROOM LIST PRINTED EVERY,
WEEK FOR THE BENEFIT OF OUR '
READERS AND ADVERTISERS.
LARGE room with alcove and two large j
triuncis. jNenr car. wBitting,fJirua
iauitaoie ror z or s. Harney u! t
PLEASANT furnished room, with boan.l
suitable for two. Call Harney 3106.
1546 So. 28th St.
FRONT furnished bedroom for rent, walk.
lng distance. Gentlemen only. 4vm
Harney 3186.
NEWLY furnished front room suitable for
two. 2813 Shirley. Hanscom Park dls
tricf. Harney 6263. '
FURNISHEDi downstairs room: modern,
for two. 1127. South 37th St. Harney
7116.
TWO rooms; private bath; vacant no
Brown AptS.. 908 N. list. Doug. 6644.
NEATLY furnished room In modern
home in Koutze Place. Web. 4097.
outze
ran
FURNISHED rom for rent, gentlemen
only. . Call Walnut 59.
NICE room, suitable for two centlemen.
701 So. 16fh St
NICE steam heated booms, private home.
weDster 661.
NICELY furnished room. 626 South 26th.
Ave,
MODERN room. for rent at 4720 S. 25th.
Housekeeping Rooms.
2559 DODGE Attractive room for two.
Good hoard. Harney 7039. '
WILL share home with young or elderly
coupie. iiougias SL1J.
TWO light housekeeping rooms, all mod
ern. 1424 IN. ltn.
TWO light housekeeping rooms, 620 South
zutn. ,
Board and Room.'
.(
LARGE, south front room, first floor, with
Board, suitable for 2; walking distance.)
2638 Dodge. Harney 6966. i
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Harney 7039.
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