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    CHE BEE; OMAHA, .-WEDNESDAY. MAY 19. 1920,
WANT AD RATES
(Cash with order.)
2te per word on day
bn per word ...two consecutive cleys
so per word three ceneeauttve dsys
To per word.. four consecutive daya
8o per word.. ...... .fir eoneecutlv daya
10c ptr word aeven eonaacutlva daya
and on cent par word for each additional
Insertion,
BRINGING UP FATHER-
See Jiggi and Maggie in Full
Page of Colon in The Sunday Bee.
Drawn for the Bee by McManus.
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HELP WANTED."
"Male and Female.
EVUV I'LL TAKE A. r-Mf tAC,E,
FOR MAIE.- JUVT A SECOND
UNT.il. it A PENCIL TO WfTE
MR. W. F. SHORT, Vice Tresi-'-..-
IT DOWN - 0 AHE.M-
No ada take for less than a total of
2c. CHAeUiK. '
14
Ho per lino ' ona day
J8n par Una two eonaacutlva daya
Sle par Una ,.thraa consecutive daya
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1100 par Una.... ..thirty eonaacutlva daya
Cards of thanka and funaral notlcaa lze
ner tin aarh day.
Theee ratea apply althar to tha Dally ar
Sunday Boa. All advertleements appaar In
both morning and evening dally papari for
tha one chart. . ..
Contract Rata en Application.
For ronvenlanre of advertisers, want
adda will ba accepted at tha following of
fices: -MAIM OFFICE 17th and Farnara
Amu Office 4410 North 20th St.
Tark Offlca 2615 Leavenworth St.
South Side S31 N. St.
Walnut Office tit North 40th St.
Co Bluffs Office la 8cott St.
THE BEE will not be reaponalbla for
mor than on Incorrect lnaertlon of an
arivertlaement ordered for mora than ona
'"" FHONK TYLER 1060.
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Morning Editions 10:3P P. M.
Sunday Edition P. M. Saturday
FUNERALDIRECTORS.
STACK & FALCONER;
'INDEPENDENT UNDERTAKERS"
FIERCE-ARROW
AMBULANCE SERVICE.
Thlrty-ihlrd and Fanism. Harney 84,
TAGGART & SON,
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALM ERS.
Telephone Iouglas714. 221 Cuming St.
HEAFEY & HEAFEY,
Undertakers and Kmbalmers.
Phnne 11. 265, Office, 3611 Farnam.
HULSE & RIEPEN,
Pioneer Funeral Director.
South Hth St. DoualaalOM.
NEW LOCATION
CROSBY'S NEW FUNERAL HOME,
:ou wirt st.
Away from noise of busy arrests.
P H ONE WKBSTE R7 4
DUFFY & JOHNSTON,
UNDERTAKERS. 717 8. 16th. Tyler 1676.
FLORISTS.
l. larmon vr.rr
1814 Douglas St. Douglaa 8244.
I,. Henderson, 1519 Farnam. Pouglaa 1248.
JOHN HATH. lih and Farnam. p. .IDOO.
MONUMENTS CEMETERIES.
THE largest display of monument In
lh I'nlted States. FRANK SVOBODA.
121 S 8. 13th. Phone Douglaa 1172-6216.
DEATH ft FUNERAL NOTICES.
WEl.l'H William J., aged 22.
Funeral Wcdneaday. 8:30 a. m. from
family realdence. 11U N. 40th St., to
St. Ceceltas church at a. m. Burial
Holy Sepulchre. He Is survived by his
parents, Mr. and Mra. J. M. Welch; five
sister. Oerlrude, (Irace, Florence,
. Dorothy and Marie: four brothers,
John A., Walter, Frank J. and Richard.
Father was a former city meat In
spector. Deceased waa a member of
K. of C.
PATERSON Margaret Jane. beloved
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth H.
l'sicrson. Way 17, aged 1 year 4 monlna
I daya, of pneumonia.
Funeral services private from the
realdene. 127 No. 40th St.. Wednesday
at 2 p. m ., Bishop Shayier officiating.
Bealdea her parents, deceased la sur
vived by one brother, Charles, and
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Charlea
Plcken. .
MEMBERS of North Omaha lodge. No.
28. Degree of Honor, are requested to
attend th funeral of Sister Lena Em
hrce from Dodder s chapel, 2224 Cuming
street, Wednesday at 2 p. m.
T.ULA HEALD. Chief of Honor.
H AXEL RYAN. Recorder.
EMBREE Lena, aged II yeara. May 15,
120, at residence, 212 North Twenty-
aixth! street
Funeral from Fero' cha-pel, Twenty- I
third and Cuming atraets. May 1. 1620.
at 2 p. m. Interment Forest Lawn cem
etery. Friends Invited.
KARACB Adolph, aged 60 year, May
16. 1920.
Funeral Wednesday afiernoon at 2
o'clock from residence of daughter, Mrs.
fhas Vandeusen, 2232 South Sixth street.
Internmept Holy Sepujcher.
MURTAGH Mary R., age 74 yeara, be
loved wlf of John Murtagh.
Funeral from residence, 4610 webater
alreet, Wednesday at 2:30 p. m. Friends
welcome.
CARD OP THANKS.
WF, wish to think our many friends also
tha Masonic ordera and Royal Neighbors
of America for their kind thoughts and
expression of sympathy in our late
bereavement.
MR. HARVEY L. RICE.
MR. AND MRS. FRED W. P. PRICE.
MR. AND MRS. CHARLES H. RICE.
BIRTHS AND DEATHS.
Births Jacob and Katherlne Lahno,
S953 South Thirty-ninth street, girl; Jerry
and Anna Cectka, 6425 South Seventeenth
alreet. girl; Samuel and Roae Bennett,
2603 South Fifteenth itreet. girl; James
and Jennie Maasey. hospital, boy;. Henry
and I.etha Baker, 1418 Poppleton avenue,
girl; Walter and Alda Pearson, 3303 Corby
etrv-pt, boy; Edmum! and Nora Brlsnahan,
2730 South Twenty-fourth afreet, boy; John
and Luclnda Cook, 406 North Twenty
third street, boy; George and Bertha
Welnert. 3048 Evans atreet. girl; Vlncana
and Anna Kuclrek, 6614 South Twenty
second street, -girl; Abelino and Refujls
Cortes, 5232 South Twenty-second street,
boy; Lyman and Bird Nelaon, 1119 Georgia
avenue, boy.
' Deaths Joseph Keeklinakl. Infant, 412.
Sooth Thirty-fifth atreet; Vivian May Mc
Therson, 1 year, 6617 South Twenty-third
street; Minnie Durr, 52 years, hospital;
Trma B. Young. 35 yeara. 3814 South
Twenty-aeventh atreet; Minnie G. Brown,
49 year. 4244 Grant atreet: Charlea Pay
ton, Infant, 3001 Burdette atreet; August
Peru-st. S4 years, 3931 North Twentieth
street: Lyman Elmer Nelson, Jr., infant,
1119 Georgia avenue: Edmund B. Abbolt,
74 year. 2173 Bauman atreet; John R.
Toder. 60 years, 5344 North Twenty-fifth
atreet: Otto Retnhardr, 69 yeara. hospital;
Martha Thsrnberg, (7 year. 211 South
-Thirty-sixth atreet. '
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Tha following persona wer laaued
Ucanaea to wed:
Anton X Meaner, !2. Petersburg. Neb.,
and Joaephln Landauer, 18, Petersburg,
Neb.
Frederick R. Stevens.' 21, Omaha, and
Edith Taylor, 20, Omaha.
Charlea K. Waltera, 25. Sioux Falla,
S. D and Helen V. Lain, 25, Dea Moines,
Ja.
Albert Pulley. 35. Lincoln. Neb., and
Pearl Rager, 27, Lincoln, Neb.
Trent McDonald. 21, Omaha, and
Apharllla French, 17. Randall, Kan. ,
Jame Morrlaon. 39. Omaha, and
XRtherlne Stach, 34. Mllllgan. Neb.
fir Oiri. MeTntnnK: 98. Om.ha. and
Josephine V. Shannon, 20, Council Bluffa,
la.
Hronlslav N. Jedynak, 21, Omaha, and
Elcnor J. Wajda, 19, Omaha.
Carl S. Tllden, 22, Greeley, Colo., and
Lurila Shorthlll, 20, Omaha.
Henry B. Suchy, 20, Omaha, and Anna
Meier, 22, Omaha.
Charlea R. Love. S4, Omaha, and Vir
ginia Kelly, 28, Omaha.
John J. Sullivan, Omaha, 24, and M.
Isabel Freelln, 23, Omaha.
Gerald L. Cress. 22. Rlveralde, la., and
Berdlc Bryan, 21, North Loup, Neb.
Morrla Fisher, 3, Omaha, and Kva
Engler, 25, Omaha.
Charlea B. Evans, 25, Gothenburg. Neb.,
and Edith V. Nelaon, 22, Polk, Neb.
Edward P. McDonald, 30. Omaha, and
France E. Malloy, 26, Omaha.
Jamea Kugler, 29, Omaha, and Mary
Swoboda, 23, Omaha.
John McClendon. 32. Omaha, and Mae
Whitley, 22, Omaha.
Earl Thompaon, 23, Nebraska City, and
Lillian Freeman. 18, Nebraska City, Neb.
(iluseppe Sacca, 27, Omaha, and Car
mela Carlentlna, 19, Omaha.
. Kltxhugh Lea Daniel, 21, Betty. Tax.,
and Lillian Haralson, 22. Dallas, Tex.
LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS.
FOR ARTICLES LOST on atreet cara tele
phone Tyler 800. Wa ar anxloua to re
1 etore loat articles- to rightful owner.
- OMAHA COUNCIL BLUFFS ST. RY.
I CO. t
LOST On Sunday evening, near Strand
: Theater or Omaha club, bar pin let with
pearl and diamonds, liberal reward.
V WaL 2419. -
LEFT In laboratory ofkifpatrlckVatora,
black leather handbag. Monday after-
, noon. Finder pleaaa call South 2107. Re
ward. '
LOST Naar 4th and Leavenworth, two
month old Airedale. Reward. Please
- call D-7941 or H-3t.
LOST Brown purse containing $90, bv
working boy whr has to make It good.1
Seward. Webater lit!
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.
LOST Strand of pearia betwn Henahaw
hotel and Hamilton Apta. Beward. :
LOST Reward. Two coat, one blue, !
on brown. Room 21, Harvard Hotel.
PERSONAL.
THE SALVATION Army Induatrlal home
aollclta your old clnthlna:. furniture,
magaainea. rVa collect. Wa dlatrlbule.
Phona Dour. 41J5 and our wagon will
call. Call and Impact our naw home.
llio-lliz-im Dodaa afreet.
A MALE nuraa would take a patient for tumea for amateur theatrical and par
the summer that would Ilk to roufh I tlf for rent at T. Llaben at Son, Omaha.
It in tne woods in Northern Michigan
or Wlaconiln for their health. Y-1126.
Bee.
PATIENTS to cara for In my home; elec
tric, bath and manage. Webater 2tll.
DR. HOLER AN Electro therapy
maasage, 311 Neville Block.
and
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Accordion Pleating.
ACCORDION, aide, knife, sunburst box
pleating, covered buttons, all alaes and
alylea; hemstitching, picot, edging, eve
let cut work, button holes, pennants,
Ideal Button and Pleating Co, 308
Brown Blk. Douglas 19H6.
Top Notch Shop Hemstitching, braiding,
beading, all kinds pleating. Doug. 6011.
Room 33, Douglaa Blk.. Hth and Dodge.
Contractors.
CARPENTERING, repairing, remodeling
Hone. u j, Erlckaon. Call Walnut
lfi:7. .
Chiropdists.
Carrie J. Burford. 620 Paxton Bid. D. 120
Dancing Academies.
V ET,.PIMF,Jch00lf for rnt'na;. 2424
YJAJ "'-framara, D. 7850. Class
at 8; dancing at 0 p. m. Monday. Thurs
day, Saturday: private lessons any time.
Dress Suits.
FULL dress suites and tuxedo for rent,
109 X. 16th St. John Feldman. D, 3128.
Dressmaking.
DREHSMAK1NO Children' clothes, spe
cial tyJDney7177!
DRESSMAKING.
TT 2TI.
Dentists.
opr. Bradbury. No pain, 21 W. O. W. Bid.
Detectives.
PIPKIN'S NATIONAL DETECTIVE
AGENCY. Incorporated. Douglaa 1107.
Arlington Blk., Omaha. Neb.
PHIL WINCKLKR, discreet, atrlctly con
fidential Investigator; all branches.
Harney 5708. Tylfr 384.
JAMES ALLAN. 312 Neville Blk. Evi
dence secured In all cases. Tyler 1136.
RELIABLE Detective Bureau. Railway
Ex. Bldg. Douglas 2066; Night, Col. 465.
Electrical Utilities.
VACUUM cleanera, delivered, called for,
60c day. Vacuum Cleaner Service Co.
Call Web. 1657 from 10 a. m. to p. m.
HOOVER and other sweeper for rent. De
livered. Webster 42S3.
ELECTRIC Vacuum Cleaner, $1 day, de
livered. Calfax 4116.
ELECTRIC vacuum
Douglaa 571.
cleaners for rent.
Garages.
IU:DI-MADE GARAGES, wood or atecl.
Send for circular. Redl-Mad Houalng
Co., 2211 Howard. Red 3657.
Gas Stoves Connected.
GAS STOVES connected, $2. Fuel, llghta
and connections. Rebuilt gaa (loves.
Harney 1619.
UNO ANDY
The gas man: house piping; Itoves
connected. Walnut 2008.
Hats Blocked.
HATS cleaned and blocked while you wait,
at Paxton Hat Work, 1607H-Farnam
St.; work guaranteed. D. 6939
HATS cleaned, ' reblocked, ladles' atraw
hata specialty. Masto Bros.. 1520 Har'y.
Hauling.
WE HAUL, anything, anywhere, any time.
Walnut 1154.
HAULING All klnda.
Walnut 3616.
Jewelry.
DIAMONDS
t huv back at small profit. GROSS
JEWELRY Co,
6049.
402 N. 16th St. Doug.
V. C. FLATAU.
Jewelry Eatabllahed 1892.
Sixth Floor. Securities Bldg.
Kodak Developing and Finishing.
ENLARGING, copying and coloring.
Amateur finthlng. Write for price.
Omaha Photo Shop, 201 Barker Blk.,
Omaha. Neb.
FII.M8 developed; printing and enlarging.
Write for price. The Ensign Co., 1607
Howard St.
Lumber and Buildings.
TRY H. M. KEVAN, 644 SOUTH 30TH 8T.
Mattress and Springs.
CITY MATTRESS CO. Mattresses mad
over. Box springs repaired. 2814 Cum
ing. Harney 7162
Painting and Paper Hanging.;
PAPERH ANQING, painting. Eatimatei
free, that coat nothing and may eava
you moii' Tyler2766.
PAINTING ar.d "paparhariglng," firat claa
work and quick service. Phona Doug
las 9369.
PAINTING. naoerhanginc.
decorating;
quick service; lowest prlcea.
3814.
Harney
PAPERHANGING. $7 per tm and up In. ,
eluding paper and work. Walnut 4998.
FIRST-CLASS paperhanging,, painting. H.
A. Clapp. Douglaa 4009.
PAINTING, paperhanging. flrat '" cla's
work. Walnut 3604. .
PAINTING, paperhanging and paperclean-
lng. Douglaa 6322.
PAINTING, paperhanging and plastering, j
Phone Walnut 4567.
PAINTING and" paperhanging. Phone
Walnut 5452.
WALL paper cleaning. Walnut 787.
Phonographs.
QUALITY PHONOGRAPHS
AND RECORDS. LOWEST PRICES.
CASH OR TERMS.
THE MUSIC SHOP, INC.
1611 Harney St.
Douglaa (S3t.
Printing.
WEDDING announcements and printing.
Douglaa0tPrlntlng Co. Tel. Douglaa 844.
Razor Blades Sharpened
SAFETY razor blades sharpened, new ra
zors, razor blades sold. Omaha Razor
Sharpening Co.. 15I2Vi Dodge. 108 N. M.
Roofing.
PROPERTY OWNERS.
Get Our Figures.
Our Roofa Are Our Proofs.
All Work Guaranteed.
NORTHWEST READY ROOFING CO.,
802 South Slst. Harney 2674.
Rug Weaving.
DEEN Bug Factory Extra high grads
ruaa maue. ,iougiaa YB1Z.
WEAVING, eld rugs remade. Tyler 14jf.
Safes.
SAFF.S BARGAINS. ISth Farnam,
-rV-L LJU J. J. Deright Safe Co.
Screens and Repairing.
I SCREENS repaired, put up. Webster 623$.
aewing Machines.
SEWING MACHINES
Ws rent, repair, sill needles and parts.
MIGKEL'S
16th and Warney. Douglas 1173.
"Stationery.
OMArjl'-BTAf IONERY CO.. 207-S 8. 17th
Tailors.
C-gj5(jjRri06 South 18th. Doug. 1187.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Patent Attorneys.
PATENTS Sand akatch or model for
preliminary examination; booklet free;
patents obtained. Sturitca A 8tur(ea
P.eulatered United Statea Patent Law
yera. 226 Boa Bide., Omaha.
INTERNATIONAL PATENT CO.. Patent
attorne.va: procure, buy and aell pat
nt. 1716 Dodite St., Omaha.
Theatrical.
J THEATRICAL, hlatorlcal and maaau coa-
Towel Supplies.
Omaha Towel Supply, 207 S. 11th. I). 68.
Varnishing. Decorating.
INTERIOR varnlahing, enameling, floor
reflnlahed. waxed, wallpaper cleaned.
Walnut 4821.
Wall Paper Cleaning.
WALLPAPER cleaning; walls, woodwork
cleaned: screens painted, repaired,
Colfax 600.
EXPERT wall paper cleaner. Call Tyler
1LL ;
Watch Repairing.
WATCH REPAIRING.
Main aprlng, 11.50; cleaning, $1.50;
jiewels, $1 to 31.50; watch cryatala, 26c.
All work guaranteed. Phone Tyler 960.
THE W. C. FLATAU STORE.
Room 601 . Securities Bldg.
Welding.
OMAHA WELDING CO. "The Careful
Welders." 15th and Jackson. D. 4397.
Miscellaneous.
PAXTON-MITCHELL CO.
27th and Martha Sta., Omaha, Neb.
Braas, bronze, aluminum and machine
eray Iron castings
EKLL'S MENTHOL OINTMENT can bo
rurchaaed at Rlalto Drug Store, 15th
and Douglaa Sta.. Omaha, Neb.
DR. P. T. d'ONLON has moved his office
from 210 Brown Bldg., to 217 Karbach
Hidg,, Fifteenth and Douglaa treets.
DUMP aahea S. W. corner 35th and Fran
cis. Douglaa 420.
FOR SALE.
Furniture and Household Goods.
AUCTION! AUCTIW
Extra high grade and itaple furni
ture, ruga, pianos, talking machines,
Ford truck, Overland touring car and
furnishings of several extra good homes.
IN MY AUCTION HOUSE.
SOUTHEAST CORNER EIGHTEENTH
AND WEBSTER STS.
Wednesday, May 19. Starts at 1 p. m.
Sharp.
This la one of the biggest furniture
aalea I have had for a long time. Con
alsta of ona can Inserted mahogany
parlor suite with latest style velour
cushlona. This suite Is the very beat
and Ilk new. One sectional book caaa
. In mahegany, like new; 2 oak aectional
bookcaaes, several large leather chaira
and several good oak and mahogany
rockers: 1 good mahogany parlor suite
and 1 very expensive mahogany library
table and several good oak library
tables: 1 very expenatve fumed oak din
ing room set, complete; 64-Inch table,
massive buffet and slip leather chair
to mctch; 3 good golden oak dining
room leta, complete, and aeveral extra
plecea dining room furniture. ....
Ona white Ivory bedroom set. com
plete, and 1 American walnut bedroom
set that la the beat; several extra good
bre&a and Simmon and Vefnia-Martin
beeN, springs and mattresses: several
good oak and mahogany dreasers, chlf
forieres and dressing tablea: oak writ
ing desk; 8 extra good Wilton velvet
ruga size 9x12 and several smaller Wll
tun rugs about 16; good Axmlnlater ruga,
all aizes; hall runner, kitchen cabineta,
gaa rangea, Ice boxes. 4 good standard
planoa, 2 atandard talking machines
and records. 1 good Overland touring
car in excellent condition and 1 Ford
, truck; linens, dishes, cooking utensils
and hundred of articles too numerous
to mention.
JOE TUPPER. AUCTIONEER FOR
JAMES. L. DOWD.
Tf you heve anything to sell, call
Douglas 32V5, Tyler 9ii6 or Douglas 18,8.
SELECT YOUR SPRING HOUSE FUR
NISHINGS FROM THESE BARGAINS
Adam period bedroom suite at $213;
an Adam Period dining suite, at $16.1'
l!:tge collection of fine furniture; room
size ruga at a great reduction: cane
mahogany living room suites, at 1185
each. r
STATE FURNITURE COMPANY.
Corner 14th and Dodge Street.
Oppoalte U. P. Headquarters, Omaha, Neb
W E aell new and near-new furniture,
stovea and rugs at lowest prices; caah
or payments. Amer. Furn. Co., 606 X. 16.
SQUARE golden oak dining room table"
with extension leavea. Call Harney 1048.
FOR
SALE Good aaa stnv. u..,,
cleaner rheap. 6137 North 2th St.
-ajio.AL vacuum washer,
Webster 498.
gaa Iron.
Pianos and Musical Initruments.
SPSJA,kVTJP,RICED VSn PIANOS AT
SCHMOLLER ft MUELLER PIANO
iJY' THESE ARE a''T' IN GOOD
tSToTtVe Y0U can savb M
$1,200 SMnway M
.'u.wu oi i,B., wainuc. 155
Smith & Nixon, mahogany 215
Retd & Sons, mahogany 23'i
n oons, wninut...
Rchmollcr Mueller, mahogany.
tillson. walnut
Schmoller & Mueller, mahogany!
Steger, walnut', like new ,.
Steger, mahogany
-i ..
175
J5S
145
235
"10
290
145
45
Ar,,ma Plaverl "fumVd ' oak! ! ! " " "
CONVENIENT TERMS ni Sivuivi,
WE RENT PIANOS WITH PRIVILEGE
PRICEPLYI'NQ RENT S PURCHASE
SCHMOLLER MUELLER PIANO CO
114-116-118 SO. 16TH trc. '
PHON E DOUGLAS 1623.
DRUMS traps marimbas Instructions,
repairing Phone Harney 2967. . Geo. A.
aniwA veil port J5t.
a hospeco. s5SG:
Planoa for rent, $4.00 per month.
EDISON cabinet talking machine and
fine records cheap. A bargain. 2212
N St. South 1863.
Store and Offic Fixtures.
WE buy, aell and make deaka, safes, show
cases, snciving, etc. umaha Fixture
Supply Co., llth and Douglas.
Doug.
Typewriters and Supplies.
TYPEWRITERS ,
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. 4129. iu Farnam.
WE buy, aell and exchange all makea
of typewriters. Write for list. Midland
Office Supply Co.. 1404 Dodge.
RENT an Oliver typewriter three months
for $8.00. Oliver Agency, 1911 Farnam
St. Douglas 4120. Omaha, Neb.
ALL MAKES Typewriter Co., "all makes.'
205 S. 18th St. Tyler 2414.
TYPEWRITER for sale.
Webster 498,
Miscellaneous.
FOR SALE 3 Great Western Heatera:
good condition; at a bargain If taken at
once. a. B. O'Nell, Circulation Dept.,
Omaha Bee.
OMAHA PILLOW CO. Feather mattresses
made from your own feathers, aummer
and winter sides. 1907 Cuming. D. 2467.
TOMATO planla, good onea, $1.00 per
100. and plants of all kinds. We please.
Colfax 3999. A. D. Ferguson.
BARGAIN in used Hoover Sweeper and
190ft Electric Washer. Call Joe Myers,
Tyler 111.
BROWN reed twin baby buggy, good
condition. t Reasonable price. Web
ater 171
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FOR SALE.
Miscellaneous.
KINDLING delivered at 13. GO per load,
also some good lumber for aale. Web.
4ii.
LARUE refrigerator, suitable for grocera
uae Milton May, North Bend, Neb.
FOR SALE Second-hand Dayton acale,
first claaa ahape, 510 So. 10th St.
DRY kindling wood. Acme Box Co. Har
ney 1837.
WANTED TO BUY.
WE BUY baled waste paper, old rnaga
aine and newspapers. State quantity
you have on hand. Write or phone for
prices. Omaha Paper Stock Co., 15th
and Marcy. Douglaa lit. -
DESKS DESKS DESKS
New deaks; uaed deaka bought, (old and
traded. .1. f. Reed. 1207 Farnam. U. 14
LIBERTY BONDS BOUGHT.
MACKS BOND HOUSE,
1 4 2 1 First Nat l Bank Bldg. Tyler 3544.
WILL buy second-hand clothing, shoes and
furniture. Ty. 2698. A zavett, 7Q N. i
WANTED To buy old tires. S. & A. Tire
A Rubber Co., 2522 Farnam st.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.
THB BEE will publish free a altuatlon
wantee) ad under thla classification for
soldier end aal org and marine who will
how their discharge paper at our
offlca In thg lobby of The Be ounaing.
Seventeenth and Farnam
EXPERIENCED salesman dealreg position
with reliable firm. Call Harney 1154.
Address 616 So. 29th St., Mr. Bruce.
CHEF ateward wlh engagement, club
or aummer reaort; wife take care of
room, box o-2., Omaha Bee.
COMPOSITO R Straight matter; 14
per and board; want job. Box 4i, in
man. Neb.
CEMENT Work, painting. Call Webster
3580 before 8 a. m. and after 6:30 p. m
WANTED Hauling refute and clndera;
manure for aale. Walnut 693.
HOUSE cleaning by experienced help.
Harney 1722
LAWN-MOWING;
nut 1516.
mower furniahed. Wal-
JANITOK wanta work, or day work. Web.
6063.
Female.
HOUSEKEEPERS, LAUNDRESSES.
Watch the Domrstlo column of Thg
Bee. Lota of good places ar alwav
advertise. Don t mi tnem. .
POSITION aa housekeeper for widower
or In bachelor's, home. Call Council
Bluff. Red 1143. i
EXPERIENCED LADY wants small bun
dle wnahlng. Web. 2006. ,
Laundry and Day Work.
WOMEN who want day work call Afro
American Employment agency, 2522a
Lake St. Webater 6976.
EXPERIENCED colored laundres wishes
bundle or an Kinaa. wenater ivio.
FIRST-CLASS laundress (colored), Tues
day and Wednesday. Harney 5461.
LAUNDRY work for Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday. Webster 8086.
IRONING and housecleanlng, 50c per hour.
Webater 1379.
EXPERIENCED laundres and day work.
Tyler 2957.
COLORED girl want day work, 40c per
hour. Tyler 6047.
BUNDLE washing., (oft water.
6949.
EXPERIENCED woman; laundry and day
work. Webster 6099.
RELIABLE woman wanta daywork. Web-
ster 1951. -
DAY WORK, white woman, bought 8333.
BUNDLE washing wanted. Walnut i !.
LAUNDRY and day work." Webster 2219.
DAY WORK WANTED. WEBSTER 4798.
LACE curtain, bundle washing. Web.l7fT
DY WORK of any kind. Webater 4571.
DAY work wanted. Webater 4542.
BUNDLE washing. Webster 1397.
BUNDLE washing, aoft water. Web. 6949.
HELP WANTED MALE.
Stores and Offices.
VOUNG men wanted, between 21 and S
year of sge, for special eutelde work.
Splendid opportunity for those who ar
ambitious and cnsrgstlo to secure per
manent position with early advance
ment. On hundred and five dollars per
month to start. Bng'D-ll. Omaha Bee.
SALESMAN, experienced. 36 to 40, good
line, $40 week and expenses.
SALESMAN,' out of town, $30 week
and traveling expenses.
CIGAR SALESMAN, city, $25 week.
SHIPPING CLERK, $90.
OFFICE CLERK, good penman, good
personality, $100.
BURROUGHS ADDING MACHINE
operator, $75-$85.
STOCK CLERK, good future, $S0-$85.
STOCK BOY. uptown, nice office, 165.
OFFICE CLERK, knowledge of archi
tectural drafting, $90-$100.
WATTS REFERENCE COMPANY,
1138 First Nat. Bank Bldg.
ACCOUNTANT.
Large eaatern manufacturing concern
desires to secure the aervlcea of an ac
countant for their branch office In
Omaha. Apply In handwriting, atating
paat experience, salary desired and Sge.
Furnish business referoncea aa to ability,
Integrity, etc.; provide photograph If
possible. Y-112 8. Bee.
TRAVELING SALESMAN established
firm, staple commodity, $140; stenog
rapher, aome ledger work. $126; atenog
rapher, railroad, $110: office clerk, $90.
WESTERN REFERENCE & BOND ASS'N
736 Flrat Nat. Bank Bldg.
DON'T PAY FOR A JOB.
Men and boya who want work and
mean business, see us. Lots of Jobs, all
free. 1907 Harney St.
EMPLOYERS' FREE LABOR BUREAU.
CREDITMAN and bkkpr., $176-$200;
bookkeepers, $125-$150-$160: typists and
clerk. $90-$100; office clerks, $0-$lO0.
THE MARTI CO.. 1126 W. O. W. Bldg.
Professions and Trades.
WE WANT two first class storage bat
tery men and auto electricians to take
full chargs and opsrate a Wlllard aerv
les station by Juns 1st at Wapato,
Wash., and alao ona at Sunnyslde, Wash.
We will pay a guaranteed salary of $160
per month and a per cent of all busi
ness. This means all the way from
$175 to 125(1 per month and a steady
poaition to the right man. Married man
preferred. We must have recommenda
tions. This ts operated under a corpora
tion of Yakima, Wash., which has four
Wlllard service stations. Wlsemsn,
'Spencer ft Jacklett, Inc., Yakima, Wash.
Wanted, Experienced
Cabinet Makers
aash and door men. Open abop, 8-hour
day. Rates up to 80c per hour The
Ilallack A Howard Lumber Co.. Denver,
f 'olo.
11REMEN, brakemen, 8175-8250 monthly;
experience unnecessary. Write Railway,
T-1098. Bee
HELP WANTED MALE.
Professions and Trades.
Watchmaker Assistant
Wanted
One who haa aome experience and
desires to complete his trade under a
high grade watchmaker and engravtr.
Good salary for thla work.
P. O. BOX 1645. Lincoln, Neb.
HELP WANTED Diamond setter man to
do cluster and platinum mlllgraln set
ting; none but high grade man wanted;
union shop. Nonken & Co., Mfg. Jewel
ers. Buchanan Bldg.. Portland, Ore.
WANTED Reliable man to manage
Omaha aale office ' for Pacific coat
manufacturer. Big opening for honest
man with $700 capital. Apply to James
laikson, Paaton Hotel.
WANTED Four mo good bricklayers,
$1.60 per hour; three months' work. Ad
dress Brown & Schrepferman, Mitchell,
Neh. '
BIG demand for barbers; call or write
for free catalogue. Molcr Barber Col
lege. 110 S. 14th St
YOUNG man for work in shipping room.
Apply Mr. Tally, Mid-West Electric Co.,
1207 H.
WANTED Two first-class tool makers
for night work. Cushman Motor Works,
Lincoln. Neh.
Salesmen
and C
anvassers.
SALESMEN
WANTED
On the best selling propo
sition ever offered out of
Omaha. This is not stock
selling; however, experience
in selling stock will enable
you to make big money on
this job. This corporation
will back ypu up with a
good advertising campaign
and the best co-operation'
possible to extend to a
salesman. If you are an
experienced salesman and
can furnish good reference;,
come in and talk it over.
THE INTER-STATE
COMPANY
207 South 18th St.,
Ground Floor. .
SECURITIES
SALESMEN
We want experienced men with clean
records to sell the best industrial propo
sition on market In Nebraska this sea
Bon. Northeastern counties being al
lotted now. Strong sales arguments;
state permit. Write, wire or phone
Standard Securities Corporation, 118
North 16th St., Lincoln. Neb.
WANTED High grade solicitors to c-
ass In Omaha for Tha Bee, Apply at
Bee office; Inquire for Mr. Rook. 1-11)45.
Bee.
r- STOCK SALESMEN1
$2,000,000 corporation selling in Iowa
and Nebraska: 8 per cent participation
preferred stock; best proposition In
Omaha, ftm. 4, Wead Bldg., 18th and
Fat nam.
i
SALESMAN.
FIRST CLASS.
Experienced rug salesman,
Familiar with draperies.
Permanent position,
Good salary
to
Competent man.
H. R. BOWEN CO.,
HOWARD, BETWEEN 16TH AND 16TH.
WANTED Piano salesman and Ford car,
for country work. Excellent propoal
tlon. A Hoape Co.. Council Bluffs.
SALESMEN If you are a salesman and
can finance the agency for nationally
advertised line, phone Room 738, Hotel
Fontenelle. for appointment.
SALESMEN We want a few more young
men to join our club in scientific sales
manship; complete training; $30 posi
tlons furnished free. Box K-6. Bee.
SALESMEN If you are a salesman and
can finance the agency for nationally
advertised line. Phone Room 738
Hotel Fontenelle for appointment.
SALESMEN For household apecialties;
men with car can make good money.
Call and see us and let ua explain. C.
F. Adams Co.. 623 S. 16th St.
SALESMEN City or traveling; experience
unnecessary; big demand for men. $2,000
tip. Write for apeninga and particulars.
Box K-7, Omaha Bee.
ALL KINDS of positions open for young
men, between 19 and 25; salary $100 to
$150. No employment fees. Phone Tyler"
4240.
WANTED Twenty salesmen for crew
manager. Bankers Investment Trust,
905-6-7 Pioneer Bldg., St. Paul. Minn.
Hotels and Restaurants.
WANTED A, good kitchen man for night
work, nlso a good dishwasher for day
work. We will pay the best of wages for
a steady- man. rnone us at once.
Brunswick Restaurant, Fremont, Neb.
Boys.
BOY WANTED
To lenrn printers trade. Must have
fair educntlon and be over 16 years old;
prefer one with a little experience. Call
at Bee composing room, 8 a. m. to 4:30
p. m , or after 6 by appointment. Ask
.for Mr. Calvert.
WANTED.
SEVERAL BOYS.
THE SKINNER COMPANY,
MAflARONI BRANCH.
14TH AND JACKSON.
BRIGHT bo, over 16. to run errands. Ap
ply Morris & Co.. South Side.
Miscellaneous.
WANTED.
25 MEN
FOR GENERAL
YARD WORK.
APPLY TIMEKEEPER,
UNION STOCK YARDS CO.,
SOUTH SIDE.
COLLECTOR to collc.jt monthly Install
ment ' magazine accounts for large New
York publishing house. Must know cltr
thoroughly and be able tu furnish real
estate bond. Guaranteed salary and
commiaalnn. Steady work for man with
ability. 301 Balrd Bldg. '
WANTED Kitchen and pantry help.
Blackaton hotel, ,
HELP WANTEDMALE
Miscellaneous.
WANTED.
WAOON HELPERS.
I HOUR8 PER DAT. APPLY
AMERICAN RAILWAY EXP. STA BLK,
15TH AND DAVENPORT.
EXPERIENCED apartment house Janitor
wanted; middle aged single white man
preferred. Must understand heating
I'lant. Apply to Mr. Heyn, 402 Bee
Bldg.
TRAIN and yard men. railroad experi
ence, for service Chicago and Kansas
City. Apply W. F. Thelhoff, Burlington
Route. 1004 Farnam.
STONE breakers, loaders and laborers for
quarry and steam shovel grading, $4.60
to $10.00 per day. National Stone Co.,
Cedar Creek, Neb.
LABORERS WANTED FOR WARE
HOUSE WORK AT THE CONCRETE
ENGINEERING CO., 11TH AND
NICHOLAS.
LAUNDRY HELP Washman. expe
rienced; steady place: good working
conditions. Bell Laundry, Leavenworth,
Ken.
WANTED Lineman and groundmen;
eteady work. Hennlngson Engineering
Co., lath and Harney.
MEN to drive taxlcab. Apply In per
son. Omaha Taxlcab and Transfer Co.,
Hth and Jackson.
YOUNG man to learn book and stationery
business. The Omaha News Co.. 15th
nnd Davenport.
WANTElr Two good live men for good
paying proposition. Call Web. 1764. Ask
for Mr. Anthony.
EXPERIENCED truck drivers. Apply
Omaha Taxlcab and Transfer Co., 14th
arid .laokson.
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
Stores and Offices.
WANTED
EXPERIENCED TTPIST
ONE WHO HAS HAD SOME
EXPERIENCE IN WRITING ORDERS.
CUDAHT PACKING CO.,
SOUTH SIDE.
STENOGRAPHERS, $125-110-$100-$0-!R5-$75;
file clerk, must be experienced.
75-$80; stenographer and clerk. $100;
stenographer and assistant bookkeeper.
175-880. assistant bookkeeper and
cashier who operates typewriter, 890;
file clerks, $65-$55: typists, $65-$70;
typist and clerk. $100; typist and clerk,
$80: dictaphone operator, 190.
WATTS REFERENCE COMPANT,
1138 First National Bk. Bldg.
STENO and secretary, li'5 to 8150; ateno,
$110 to $125; steno., beginner will do,
180-185; typist, $20 to $22.50 week; be
ginner typist, $76-$80; bookkeeper and
cashier, 1125 to $130; east, bookkeeper
and cashier. $115; office clerks, $66-$70-$75
and 180.
BUSINESS MEN'S REFERENCE ASS'N
917-18 W. O. W. Bldg.
STENOGRAPHER
PERMANENT POSITION.
STATE AOE. EXPERIENCE AND
SALARY DESIRED. BOX Q-22, BEE.
TWO girla, over 16 years, to do filing and
general omce worlc in branch office of
large subscription agency. Experience
not necessary. Poaition pays $12 per
i in .tr .hi, v,. -. .. i .j
vancement. Steady work. 801 Balrd
Bldg.
STENOGRAPHER, secretary, $125; steno-
grapner, insurance, S110; stenographer,
small office, 886; clerk and tvpist, $80;
office clerk. 175.
WESTERN REFERENCE & BOND ASS'N
736 first National Bank Bldg.
ST ENOGRAPHERS, 2150 - $125 - $1 00-$90 ;
blllers, $85-$90; typist, $75-$80j cashier.
8108; office clerks, $75-180.-THE
MARTI CO.. 1126 W. O, W. Bldg.
STENOGRAPHER WANTED.
. MUST BE EXPERIENCED.
CARPENTER PAPER CO..
9TH AND HARNEY. TYLER 266.
YOUNG woman, good penman, good at
figures, with knowledge of bookkeeping
preferred. The Omaha News Co., 16th
and Davenport.
GIRL with aome experience as multlgraph
operator. Permanent position. 80(
World-Herald Bldg.
GIRLS for office work. Opnorfjnlty to
rearn mumgrapn. 806 wrorld-Herald Bldg.
WANTED Neat, amart colored girl for
work In atore, good salary. Tyler 2206.
Saleswomen and Solicitors.
WANTED Women to canvass anhacrln.
tlona for The Omaha Bee In the city
and Council Bluffs. Apply at Th Be
office, between 8 and :30 . m. or
ana " p. m. inquire for Mr. O'Nell,
circulation department.
nnmcu women to distribute coupons
house to house; no selling; pleasant
work; short hours, good pay. Apply
jir. f,sn, owui at to., inirteenln and
i.Mivenwortn.
LADY canvassers for electric Irons and
lamps; good proposition. C V. Adams
.;o.. 833 s. itstn St.
FIRST-CLASS lady spotter and presser.
ieqqy near t;ieaners. lis North 18th.
Professions and Trades.
WE HAVE
SEVERAL GOOD POSITIONS FOR
CAPABLE YOUNG WOMEN TO HAN
DLE LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE
MESSAGES. NO BUSINESS TRAINING
IS NECESSARY AS WE GIVE YOU A
THOROUGH COURSE OF INSTRUC
TION BEFORE ASSIGNING YOU TO
COMMERCIAL WORK AND PAY TOO
WELL WHILE YOU ARB LEARNING.
FREQUENT SALARY INCREASES
AS'D-RAPID ADVANCEMENT ARE
ASSURED THE GIRL WHO SHOWS
INTEREST AND ABILITY. THE
WORK IS PLEASANT AND THB
HOURS REASONABLE WITH REST
PERIODS BOTH MORNING AND AFT
ERNOON. WHICH MAY BE SPENT IN
OUR COMFORTABLE REST ROOM.
MISS BELL WILL ANSWER ANT
flicatFon and RECEIVE tour AP-
$18 NEW TELEPHONE CO.
AMERICAN
TELEPHONE AND
TELEGRAPH CO.
EXPERIENCED. ,
DRAPERY SEWERS
WANTED AT ONCE.
H. R. BOWEN CO.
HOWARD ST., BETWEEN
15TH AND HTH.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Professions and Trades.
YOUNG LADIES
Do you want permanent position?
- No ?roflon today off erg tosttsr p
cortunltleg for godd aalarleg and steady
mployment than local or long dlgtenc
telephone work. .
Tiie work la fascinating, pleaaant,
healthful -aurroundlnga, annual vaca
tions with full psy. sick aal accusal
belief, ts without cost to smploysa,
, No experience necesiary. Substantial
i
weekly pas whllg la training. Bspld
advancement
Parent invited to lnvestlgats working
conditions.
Apply to
MRS. MORRIS,
Employment Secretary.
Room 41$
New Tsispban Building,
Nineteenth and Douglas Streets,
GIRLS WANTED
TO WORK IN OUR ICINd AND
PACKING DEPARTMENT; GOOD
WAGES; PLEASANT SURROUNDINGS.
APPLY SUPERINTENDENT.
LOOSE-WILIS BISCUIT CO.,
12TH AND DAVENPORT.
Household and Domestic.
COMPETENT maid for general house
work: two in family: best wages; ref
erences required. Mra. W. S. Weston.
303 So. 51st St. Walnut 278.
WANTED AT ONCE Girl for general
housework; no washing: small family;
best of wages; room with private bath.
3311 Woolworth Ave.
WANTED Girl or middle-aged woman
for light housework; family of 4; no
washing or cooking. Coifox .147.
AN EXPERIENCED maid for general
housework, three in famllv, no laundry.
6203 California. Walnut 501.
EXPERIENCED white girl for general
housework, three in family, no laundry,
good wages. Walnut 1827.
l-'Oll LAUNDRESSES. DAT WOMEN,
ETC. LOOK IN THB SITUATION COL
UMN np THF BEE
WANTED Competent girl for cooking
mm iiouseworK. Harney zyj.
i at-MOOij gin to assist with housework
good home and wages. Harney 6736.
WANTED Girl for general housework
gooa wagea. Call Walnut 1954.
w ANTED Competent housemaid. Apply
jirs. vvarn burgess, izz wo. 22d.
WANTED EXPERIENCED COOK.
HARNEY 3S2.
COMPETENT SECOND MAID HARNEY
1 Hotels and Restaurants.
GIRLS WANTED
TO WAIT ON SODA TABLES.
SHORT HOURS, GOOD PAY.
APPLY SUPT., BALCONY,
BURGESS-NASH CO.
COUNTER AND FLOOR GIRLS
WANTED AT ONCE.
STEADY WORKGOOD WAGES.
APPLY
QUICKSEHVE CAFETERIA,
CITY NATL BK. BLDG.. BASEMENT.
TWO white women wanted to wash dishes
and silver. Apply Omaha Club, 20th
and Douglaa Sta.'
KITCHEN and pantry help wanted. Ap
ply Blaekstnne Hotel.
WOMAN for special work to assist house
keeper Hotel Keeti
Miscellaneous.
WANTED Girls to work lit store; to
those well educated, good chance to
advance to good position. Tyler 2206.
BIG SISTERS ASSOCIATION, for th
benefit of bustnesa girl. 623 Be Bldg.
Douglas 6592.
WANTED Four ladles to distribute cou
pons. Good pay. Call WaL 4881, Mr.
Watson.
WANTED Experlena film Inspectors.
Apply in person, zu soutn latn St.
"HELP WArsTED.
Male and Female.
WANTED Salespeople. Apply Superln
tendent, balcony, Brandels Stores.
I
WANTED Men, ladles and boys to lesrn
barber trade; Mg demand: wagea while
learning, atrtetly modern. Call or write
1403 Dodge St. Trl-Clty Barber College.
WANTEDTwo aood ladv baiheva or
flrat-clasa male barbers. Address John 1
Boon, Columbus. Montana.
E. K. ATKINSON & CO.,
M I N X E. I'O LIS. M 1 X X ESOTA,
will he in Omaha Wednesday,
May 19th, and wishes to get in
touch with
A Buyer for their new Infants'
Department.
A Buyer for the Silk and Mus
lin Underwear Department..
A Manager for the Alteration
Department.
A Sales Manager and Advertis
ing Manager.
In answering this ad be sure you
have had experience can give a
successful record and are abje to
deliver the goods.
APPOINTMENTS CAN BE
MADE WITH MR. SHORT AT
THE FONTENELLE HOTEL
OR THROUGH MR. E. M.
REYNOLDS AT ELDREDGE
REYNODS COMPANY.
On of the leading furni
ture stores of Omaha
requires th service of
experienced young man or
woman to tak charg of
Crafonola Dept. Mall re
plies to Box G-77, Omaha
Flee.
EDUCATIONAL.
DA V SCHOOL. NIGHT SCHOOL.
BOTLES COLLEGE.
Complete courses In accountancy, ma
chine bookkeeping, comptometer', abort
bond and typewriting. railroad and
wiring telegraphy, civil service and all
Kngllah and commercial branchea.
Write, call or phone Douglas 1566 to I
large Illustrated catalogue. Addreas
BOYLES COLLEGE,
Boyles Building, Omaha, Neh.
LEARN tire repairing and retreadingi
alpo tube repairing and all rubber vul
canlilng IN THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE
TIRE REPAIRING SCHOOL IN OMA
HA. Three weeka learning. $15, Write
or call
NATIONAL TIRE SHOP.
17th and Capitol Ave.
THE CLUB FRANCAI8 D'OMAHA an
nounces the opening of a clasa to study
French. All those Interested should
phone to Mr. A. O. Cattln. Douglaa 4624
or Harney 8881.
Van Kant School of Business,
Day and Evening Schools.
220 Omaha National Bank Bldg.
Douglas 6880
BUSINESS CHANCES.
Executive Wanted
in
corporation with branch office la
Omaha la desirous of obtaining aervlcea
of a man between 80 and 40 yeara who
can assume the duties of an officer.
This position also carries a directorship
with same. Must be able to invest
32.500 to $5,000 cash with aervlcea Good
salary, quick action necessary. Ad
dress Box G-78, Omaha Bee.
GOOD opportunity for honest common la
borer who la willing to work hard for
two months to get into an established
business In Omaha. Guarantee $200 flrat
month. Can make $360. Must have
$100 cash and $200 In paymanta. Thla
will stand close investigation. Business
growing rapidly. Box Q-86, Omaha Bee.
MANUFACTURERS representative want
ed; open office; manage salesmen. Won
derful opportunity. Meritorious proposi
tion. Sells to all wholesale and retail
ers. Should net $10,000 annually. $600
to $2,000 capital required. Scott Corpo
ratlon. 72 W. Washington. Chloago.
WANTED Connection with Real Eatate
agent or agency In touch with proa
pectlve settlers -for Csnadlan Farm
Lands. Write August Zlls, 811 McCal-lum-Hlll
Building. Reglna, Saskatche
wan, Canada.
FOR 8ALE Confectionery, Ice cream bual-
neas In western lows, town or anoui
1.600 population; has r. good trad. Pries
stock snd fixtures $3,500. Y-112 Omaha
Bee. '
FOR SALE Hotel, furniture and lease in
Missouri town of 2,000 population, goon
commercial and tourlat trade. Hav
other business. Address T-1098. Bee.
UP-TO-DATE clothing store in western
Neb.; modern fixtures; will invoice anout
$30,000; only store of kind In city; must
sell at once. Y-1182. Bee.
FOR SALE FIrst-claas cafe In good oil
town of 3.500. Writ for particular, box
678, Olenrock. Wyo.
OUR buatness Is to buy snd sell your
business. Quick Service belling jcxparta,
814 Brown Bldg.
GROCERY and meat market doing good
business. Must b sold this month, wes-
ster 1967.
TO get la or out of business. See LEWIS
& CO. 411 Mccague Bldg.
FOR SALE The Hub rooming house. 107
Main St.. Fremont. Neb.
Rooming Houses.
g-ROOM rooming house for sale, all mod
ern: well furnished. All full, wonting
conditions. Call Harney 8206;
ROOMS FOR RENT.
Furnished Rooms.
LARGE FURNISHED ROOM
WITH PRIVATE FAMILY,
NEAR 34TH AND HARNEY,
FOR ONE OR TWO GEN
TLEMEN. HARNEY 7221.
PHONK THE WANT AD DEPARTMENT
TYLEt 1000. AND ASK ABUUl ujjr
BIG ROOM LIST PRlNTKlir-vr-rij
WEEK FOR THB BENEFIT OF OUF
READERS AND ADVERTISERS.
NEWLY furniahed outside rooms, walkins
distance from court house; alao suite ol
rooms for four; gentlemen efclf. Dug
laa 183.
410 SWEETWOOD AVE. Nicely furniahed
room, suitable for one or two, with prlv
liege of making own breakfast.
COOL COMFY front room. In Hsnscoir.
park neighborhood, near Field club.
Gentlemen only. Harney 6146.
TWO-ROOM aulte with bath. ' beautifully
furnished; one Mock car; . laundry
prlrllegea. Harney 3737.
HAVE pleasant room, eaat exposure, mod
ern home; gentlemen preferred; refer
ence. Douglas 6410.
2026 MAPLE Nicely furnished rooms In
private family; gentlemen preferred.
Webater :,07.
NICELY furnished room. In modern prl
vate home, near car line. Hajiey 1913.
4151 CUMING Southeast rootn, no.Hrn
home, on Farnam car line. Wa'nvt
MODERN room aultahle for two re.'!
men: reference required. Tyler l76.
NICELY furniahed room, private faa.lly,
walking distance. Call Peugla s:u.
1718 DODGE Light housekeeping and
sleeping roome for rent. Tyler 4rs.
NICE furnished room: mcder seme; p. .
vie rn:i!l; Tyler 2312. '
Frn:I"HKl roan: fsr twe !:. em
P'o,ed. Tylerjii7. -
l7 t". MU!8 A'e. "l.n.nt -.noser
rimni- I'rl'aie fm,; : ie'?uinb' v
NICf. larg front roem: eu'-l'Sif l.l.k
car. Dundee. Walnut 3I7H. f
1531. PARK A K., furniahed room for
or two. Harney (19$
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