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DEATH & FUNERAL NOTICES.
rTuSEWATER Irene, beloved daughter
of Charles and Clara Rosewater, died
Tuesday morning. May 15, 1910.
Funeral arrangements announced
l.ttcr,
, CHAMBERS Mary Ellen, died Monday,
May 24, aged 47 years. Funeral service
at the residence. 2912 N. 41st St.,
Wednesday. May 26, at S:S0 p. m. In
terment Forest Lawn cemetery. Friends
welcome.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
STACK &? FALCONER,
. "INDEPENDENT UNDERTAKERS"
PIERCE-ARUOW
. AMBULANCE SERVICE.-
Thirty-third and Farnam, Harney 14,
TAGGART & SON,
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALM-ERS.
Telephone Douglas 714. 2816 Cuming St
HEAFEY & HEAFEY,
Undertakers and Embalmere.
H. 265. Office 2till'Fa
Then
HLfLSE & RIEPEN,
Pioneer Funeral Directors.
701 South 16th et. Douglas 1061
Nfcw Location
"CROSBY'S NEW FUNERAL HOME.
2,01s WIRT ST.
Away from noise of busy streets.
FHDNB WKtJBTMtt H.
"Duffy & johnston,
UNDERTAKERS. 717 8. 16th.
Tyler 1676.
FLQRISTS.
LEE L. LARMON
1S14 Douglas St. Douglas 8244.
L. Henderson, 1619 F'arnam. Douglas 1248.
JOHN BATH, 18th and Farnam. D. 3000.
MONUMENTS & CEMETERIES.
THE largest display of monuments In
.the United States. FRANK SVOBODA,
1215 S. J3th. Phone Douglas 1872-6216.
BIRTHS AND DEATHS.
Births Carl and Anna Bedrlt hospital,
girl; Otto and Blanche Bremers. hospi
tal, boy. John and Nell Lfcngdon. hospi
tal, boy; "Walter and Mildred Chlngren,
hospital, girl; Roy and Florence Taylor,
hospital, boy; James and Mary Hogan,
hospital, boy; Walter and Lee Shoemaker,
C811 North Twenty-ninth street, girl;
Loyd'and 'Annie' Scudder,-2813 Deer Park
boulevard, boy; Theodore and Nina Srha
ter, 4117 North Twenty-ninth street, Joy;
Victor and,SIne Peterson. 3112 Ttylor
atreei. girl; Frank and Vivian Bogert,
630 South Twenty-first street, boy; Har
vey and Alma Menard. S319 South Fourth
street, boy Louis and Zophie Bandur,
4426 South Thirty-seventh street,, boy;
Vaclav and Emllle. Dworak.. 1260 South
Foutleenth street, boy.
- Deaths Robert Long, 60 years, 2628
Seward street; Lewis Kavich, 63 years,
822 North Sixteenth street; Anna Vic
toria Anderson, J4 years, hospital; Hans
Jensen, i years, 2907 Ames avenue; Mar
garet Jane Buchanan, 64 years, 24SI
South Nineteenth street; t Elisabeth P.
Johnson, 2 years, 4711 North Twenty
ninth street; Mrs. Ines Ensor, S8. years,
hospital; Elisabeth M. JJlue. 1 year. 1162
North Twenty-third street; Richard E.
Piles, 14 years, 714 South Fiftieth avenue;
William Jones, 2 hours, 420 South Fit.
teenth street; Kate Remlck, 67 years,
1741 South Twenty-seventh street; Willie
Donaldson, 1 year, 2107 North Eighteenth
street: George L. Zimmerman, 64 years,
1140 North Eighteenth street; Baby Wol
verton, 1 hour, 2004 Wirt street; Mrs.
Delia Wllcpx, 62 years, 1663 Uorth Sev
enteenth , street; Edward Krsemlen, 2
days, 4202 South Thirty-eighth street
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Rudolph H. Swieter, 27, Lake View, la,
and Dora Herrlg, 19, Parker, S. D.
Max Kaplan, 22, Omaha, and BlancheM
(ieber, 18, umana, '
Edmund A. Mattson, 21. Omaha,, and
George D, Aitleford, 20, Omaha.
Charles G. Heffley, 21, Gretna, Neb,
and Doris M. Skeelea, 22, Pittsburgh, Fa.
Clayton H. Annon, 23. Omaha, and Edna
Williams, 26, Omaha. .
Otto Cf Allen. 39, Omaha, and Emms.
M. Lewis, 26, Des Moines, la.
" Fred H. Morrow, 24, Fremont, Neb ,
nd Margaret Brumm, 23, Fremont, Neb.
, Emmet B,' Pethoud,v22,Beatrlce, Neb.,
and Beulah B. McIAtyre, 18, Almenla,
Kan. V r. . . . - - .. t,
O. Homer Schwentket 21, Montesuma,
la., and Haier Frye, Bennett, Neb.
Louie J. Foral, 25, 'Omaha, and Stella
Funltk. 22, Omaha. .
Mahlon R. Mart, 24, Des Moines, la.,
and Jeannett M. Colgln, 20," Dea Moines,
Iowa.
. Mike Haas, 29, Freer, Kan., and Eliza
beth urm,. 21Fraer, Kan. t
John Lorence, 22, Avery, Neb., and
Clara Jankawakt. 18, Omaha
LOST, FOUND AJtD REWARDS.
l'OR ARTICLES LOST on street cars tele
. phone Tyler 800. We are1 anxious to re
' store lost articles to rightful owners.
t OMAHA COUNCIL BLUFFS ST.. BY.
v CO. ' '
LOST Pocket book at " Union lopot con
taining $14 and gold wrist watch, Elgin
make, with Initials E. L. J. Phone or
. writ . Mrs. Mary Jarnan, Springfield,
t Neb.
LOST Purse containing two 210 bills,
(check Jor 24, on Fremont brewery, on
train between Fremont and Omaha, or
, at station. Reward. Call Harney 6881.
PARTY la known who has white poodle.
Taken' from the neighborhood of 33rd
and Fowler. Return and avoid trouble.
Colfax 1 41 58.
LOST Kodak at Rourke, Park. Reward
for return to box office Orpheum the
ater. i i
specSl16tices.
$300 REWARD
For return of Bulck roadster No.
208020, taken from In front of Brandels
Theater May 16. No questions asked.
CALL. WEB3TEH SJ31.
DR. C B. FOLTZ, formerly of Room 9,
. Crelghton Blk., moved to 612-620 World
Herald Bldg. ;
, PERSONAL.
I'HB "SALVATION Army Industrial home
solicits your old clothing, furniture,
msgaslnes. We collect We distribute.
Phone Doug. 4135 and our wagon will
call. ' Call and inspect our new home,
1110-1112-1114 Dodge street
PATIENTS to care for in my home; elec
tric bath and massage, wcpater zn.
ETr. HOLERAN Electro therapy and
' massage. 318 Neville Block.
BV WURN, Optician , formerly of 590
moved to 684 Brandels' Bldg.
MASSAGE Manicuring, 210 N. 17th St,
open until jt p. m. . .
DR. BURKE movsh to $2 Douglas block.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Chiropdists.
tsrrle J. Burford. 620 Paxton Bid. P. lioT
Hulmg,
WE HAUL, anything, anywhere, any time.
- Walnut 1164.
HAULING All itlnds. Walnut 3518.
Contrsctors.
CABPKNTERING. - repairing, remodeling
, ., done. L. J. Erickson. Call Walnut
- 163T. -, .... .
-i Accordion Plotting.
ACCORDION, side, knife, sunburst box
. pleating, covered buttons, ail slsee and
styles; hemstltphing, plcot, edging, eve
. . let cut work, button boles, pennants,
Ideal Button and Pleating Co., ' 80S
grown Bin, uongiaa ie,
stop Notch Shop Hematilohlng, braiding,
7beadtaf,- all kinds pleating. Doug. C01X
Room 31. Douglas Blk.. 14th and Podge.
' "' Drew Suits. ' -
FULL dresa tuUes" and tuxedo for rena,
. lot n. iu etr. om riipjjev p. uai.
BRINGING UP
HELLO-MARY ELLEN
HOW IS TOUR FATHER?
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
DancTng Academies.
TTJT PTIVJ ITSchool for Dancing. 2424
J.EdLi-r llNilFarnam. D. 7850. Class
at 8f dancing at p. m. Monday, Thurs
day, Saturday; private lessons any time.
Summer dancing rates. Learn to danca
cursedly for $3, where dancing Is a pleaa
ur' .
TURPINE'S SCHOOL OF DANCING,
fancy stage and social. - 102 Crounse
Bldg., opposite poskofflce. 'Phone Har-
' ney C43. Douglas 3669. Also dancing
every Saturday and Sunday evenings.
Dentists.
opr. Bradbury. No pain. 21 W. O. W, Bid.
Dressmaking,
DRESSMAkTNO. TT. 2 97 1.
Detectives.
PIPKIN'S NATIONAL. DETECTIVE
AGENCY. Incorporated. Douglas 1107.
Arlington Blk,, Omaha, Neb.
PHIL WINCKLER, discreet, strictly con
fldentlal Investigator; all branches.
Harney 6708. - Tyler 384.
JAMES ALLAN, 312 Neville Blk, Evi
dence secured th all cases. Tyler 1136.
RELIABLE Detective Bureau. Railway
Ex. Bldg. Douglas 2066: Night. Col. 465.
Electrical Utilities.
VACUUS! cleRners, delivered, called for,
. 60o day. Vacuum Cleaner Service Co.
Call Web. 1657 from 10 a. m. to 4 p. m.
HOOVER and other sweepers for rent. De
livered. Webster 4283. '
ELECTRIC Vacuum Cleaner, fl daf,' de
livered. Calfax 4116.
ELECTRIC Vacuum
Douglas 6718,
cleaners for rent
Garages.
REDI-MADE GARAGES, wood or ateel.
Send for circular. Redl-Made Housing
' Col, 2211 Hcwatd. Red 36 67. J .
Gas Stoves Connected. '
UNO .ANDY
, The gas man; house piping; stoves
connected. Walnut 2008.
GAS stoves connected 22. Pebullt Harney
277 days or Harney 1619 evenings.
Hats Blocked.
HATS cleaned and blocked while you wait.
at Paxton Hat works, lfiUY'i f arnam
St.; work guaranteed. D. 6939.
HATS cleaned, reblocked, ladles' straw
hats specialty. Mastos Bros., 1620 Hary.
Jewelry.
DIAMONDS ..h'privil
to buy back at small profit. , unua
JEWELRY Co., 402 Nl6th St Doug.
6049. . ,
W. C. FLATAU.
Jewelry Established 1892. .
Sixth Floor. Securities Bldg.
Kodak Developing and Finishing.
ENLARGING. copying and coloring.
Amateur finishing. Write for. prices.
Omaha Photo i Shop, 20,1 Barker Bin.,
Omaha. Neb. .
FILMS developed; printing and, enlarging,
The Ensign Co., 1607
Howard at.
Lumber and Buildings.
TRY H. M. KEVAN, 544 SOUTH 30TH ST.
1 Mattress and Springs,
CITY MATTRESS CO. -Mattresses made
over. Box springs repairea.. mi turn
ing. Harney 7162.
PaintinK and Paper Hanging.
PAPERHANGING, painting. Estimate!
free, that cost nothing ana save money.
Tyler 2765. x
PAINTING, paperhaiglng, decorating;
quick service; lowest prices... uarney
3814.
PAPERHANGING, 17 per rm. and up, In-
cludlng paper and work, walnut, 4
FIRST-CLASS paperhandlng. painting. H.
A. Clapp. Douglas 4US
PAINTING, paperhanglng and paperclean-
PAINTING, paperhanglng and plastering.
PAINTING and.
paperhanglng. . Phone
Walnut 6462.
PAINTING and paperhanglng.
Phone
Walnut 5452.
PAINTING and paperhanglng.
Webster
4169.
WALL paper -cleaning. Walnut TtT.
Phonographs.
- QUALITY PHONOGRAPHS
AND RECORDS. LOWEST PRICES. ,
.- ' . - a oyt iiTi rri?D"i.ia
T&E MUSIC SHOP; INC.
1616 Harney St.
Douglas 6832.
Printing.
WEDDING announcements and printing.
Douglas Printing Cor Tel. Douglas 644.
Razor Blades Sharpened
SAFETY rasor blades sharpened, new ra
zors, rasor Blades sold, pmana Razor
Sharpening Co.. 1522 Dodge. 103 N. 16.
Roofing.
r. PROPERTY OWNERS.
, ' , Get Our Figures. ' ' '
Our Roofs Are Our Proofs.
All Work Guaranteed.
NORTHWEST READY ROOFING CO,
802 South lst Harnejr 2574.
Rug Weaving.
DEEN Rue Factory Extra high
grade
rugs maae. Douglas 7892.
WEAVING, old rugs remade. Tyler 1 4 JS.
Safes.
Q APrQ BARGAINS. 12th Farnaml
J. VJ. Deright Safe Co.
Sewing Machines.
SEWING MACHINES 4
We rent repair, sell needles and parts,
, MICKEL'S '
16th and Harney. Douglas 1973
Stationery, n
OMAHA STATIONERY CO., 207-9 8. 17th.
Tailors.
M. REISER. 306 South 18th. Doug. 1187.
Patent Attorneys.
PATENTS Send sketch or model for
preliminary examination; booklet free;
patents obtained. Sturges 4 8turges
Registered United states Patent Law
yers, 328 Bee Bldg.. Omaha.
INTERNATIONAL PATENT. CO.. Patent
attorneys; procure, buy and sell pat
enta. 1716 Dodge St. Omaha.
Theatrical.
THEATRICAL, historical and masque cos
tumes for amateur theatricals and par-
ties for rent at T. Lleben & Son. Omaha.
Towel Supplies.
,
maha Towel Supply. 207 S. 11-th. D. 62
Varnishing, Decorating.
INTERIOR varnishing, enameling, floor
Walnut 4821W"ed' w,UliaDer e'eed.
Wall Papcp Cleaning. -.,
KXfERT wall paper cleaner?
Call Tyler
Welding,
OM? yWi0 CO't "Th C,rfu"l
Welders." 13th and Jackson. P. 487.
Miscellaneous.
PAX.TON-MITCHELL CO
27th and Martha 8ts., Omaha, Neb
, Brass, bronse. aluminum and machine
BELL'S MENTHOL OINTMENT, can' ha
J; .iu ui U oiore, ith
and Douglas Sts., Omaha, Neb.
4 PER cent Interest compounded quarterly
en savings. American State Bank, 18th
and Farnam.
DUMP ashes S. W. corner I6th and Fran
cla. ' Douglas 420. -
FOR SALgJ
Furniture and Household Goods,
WE sell new and
near-new
furniture
stoves and, rugs at Jowe.t prices; cash
- Bf ptym.en.lsi,
Amar. Furs. Ca f 0 H. If.
FATHERS
top or THE
MORNIM'TO
-root
FOR SALE.
Furniture and Household Goods.
AUCTION. AUCTION
Extra High Grade and Staple' Furniture,
Jlugs, Pianos, Talking Machines. Three
Van Wagons and Furnishings of Sev
eral Extra Good Homes, Including
the Day and Wlicox Homes.
Will be Sold In My Auction House
' South-east Corner 18th and Wester Sta.
Wednesday. May 26th.
Starts at I P. M.
Consisting of 3 sxtra good pianos, 2 good
talking machines and recorfls; 1 mahog
any parlor suite, 2 Standard ' sectional
-bookcases, 1 very expensive mahogany
dining room set complete, lit William and
Mary style, 64-Inch table, large buffet
and high-back chairs to match. One
very expensive waxed oak dining room
set complete, with 64-Inch table, massive
buffet and chajrs to match. Three ether
good oak dining room aets. Linens, dish
es, cut glass, pictures, standard electric
lamp and electrlo vacuum cleaner. Sev
eral good mahogany, walnut and white
Ivory dressers and chiffoniers and dress
ing tables and chairs; 24 massive brssb
beds exactly alike. Came from the Her
Grand hotel and owned by Hill Bros.
These beds are the best brass beds on
the market. - Several good Simmon beds,
best springs and mattresses; 3 good
horse van wagons, owned by Omaha Van
and Storage company. These wagons are
extra good wagons. Sewing machines. I
will have 66 standard ruga-4o sell at
thissale, about half of them are Wilton
velvets and standard sizes, and hundreds
, of artigles too numerous to mention, This
is one of the biggest sales I have had for
JAMES L. DO WD,
AUCTIONEER,
If you have anything to sell, call Doug.
3285, Tyler 966 or Doug. 8878.
SELECT YOUR SPRING HOUSE FUR
NISHINGS FROM THESE BARGAINS
Adam period bedroom suite at 1213;
an Adam Period dining suite, at 2153;
large collection of fine furniture; room
size rugs at a great reduction; cane
mahogany living room suites, at $1(5
each. , ;.
STATE FURNITURE COMPANY.
Corner 14th and Dodge Streets.
Opposite U. P. Headquarters, Omaha, Ken,
MAHOGANY library table, two chairs to
match; mahogany vlctrola. Ice box, oak
dining room table, Eclipse gas rang?.
Address 4227 Harney St. Phone Walnut
2966. '
MUST sell at once upright Weber piano
and an assortment of household furni
ture. 645 South 25th avenue.
DAVENPORT,
library table, rockers,
rugs and etc.
1143 0. zstn St.
Pianos and Musical Instruments.
S-AXAPHONE HOSPITAL, repairing, re
padding. John Taff. 1824 Webster.
Tyler 485T.
iO per cent off on all phonographs; 85c
recoras, 45c; records exchanged, lie
Shales Phonograph Co.. 1404 Dodge.
DRUMS, traps, marimbas. Instructions.
repairing. Phone Harney 2267.- Geo. A.
Smith. 2761 Davenport St.
A. hospe cp, , j:
Pianos for rent. 24.00 per month.
Typewriters and Supplies.
TYPEWRITERS
AND
ADDING MACHINES
ALL MAKES, bought sold, rented and
repaired. Sole agents 'for the CORONA.
Get our prices before you buy. Every
machine guaranteed. v .
Central Typewriter Exc.
Doug. 4120. 1912 Farnam.
WE buy, sell and exchange all makes
of typewriters. Wrlte'-for list Midland
Office Supply Co., 1404 Dodge.
RENT an Oliver typewriter three montha
for $6.00. Oliver Agency, 1912 Farnam
St. Douglas 4120. Omaha, Neb.
ALL MAKES Typewriter Co., "all makes."
205 S. 18th -Ct Tyler 2414.V
Miscellaneous.
FOR SALE 3 Great Western vHeatere;
good condition l at a bargain- If taken at
once.; G. E. O'NalL Circulation Sept,
Omaha Bee. .
OMAHA PILLOW CO. Feathenrfnattresses
made from ycrur own "feathers, summer
and winter sides. 1907 Cuming. D. 246'.
GERANIUMS, Petunias, Salvias, Pansles,
etc., at right prices; vegetable planta of
all kinds. Colfax 8999. A. D. Ferguson.
BARGAIN In used Hoover sweeper and
WOO electric washer. Call Joe Myers.
Tyler 1JB1. , 1
OPTICIANS' trial case, and watchmakers'
tools for '. sale. 601 Securities Bldg.
Tyler 960. ' " "
DRY KINDLING WOOD.
CO. HARNEY 1837. .
ACME BOX
POPCORN machine for sale. Harney 3114
or South 2128. '
BOAT, 18 foot and engine,
ler 2247.
Cheap. Ty-
2125 Parker shotgun, 12-gauge,
4065.
ISO. South
REED baby carries tor sale.
4160. ' 1
Douglas
KINDLING and lumber for aale.
459. . .
Webster
WANTED TO BUY.
WE BUY baled waste paper, old maga
zines and newspapers. 8tate quantity
you have on hand. Write or phone for
prices. Omaha Paper Stock Co., 16th
and Marcy. Douglas 159.
DESKS DESKS DESKS
New desks; used desks bought, sold and
traded. J. C. Reed, 1207Farnam. D. 6146.
' MACKS BOND HOUSE,
1421 First Nat'l .Bank Bldg. Tyler 35j.
CAMEL pays best prices for second-hand
'furniture, clothes, . shoes. If you have
anything to sell please call Web. 2653.
WILL buy second-hand clothing, shoes and
furniture. Ty. 2598. A Zavett, 705 N 16.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.
THE BEE will publish free a situation
wanted ad under this classification for.
soldiers and sailors and marinas who
will show their discharge paper at our
office In the lobby of Th Be building.
Seventeenth and Farnam.
GROCERY, furnishings and shoe, sales
man, 28, , single, 8. years experience,
now open for position; capable buyer,
best references. Box Y-1140, Bee.
JOB COMPOSITORS, 2 ftret class, or
Gordon and Kelly atonetnen; can come
to Omaha In 3 days' notice; city ex
perience. Y-1137, Bee. ,
EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER: em-
ployed. Wants few hours . work eve.
nlngs. Walnut 6136.
CEMENT Work, painting. Call Webster
3680 before 8 a. m. and after 5:30 p. m.
HOUSE cleaning by
experienced
help:
Harney 1722.
LAWN MOWING; moweKfurniehed. Wal
nut 3515.
JANITOR wants work, or day work. Web.
QUO J.
Female
WOMAN with small child desires position
as governess or -nursemaid. college
graduate with hospital training as nurse.
Address Mrs. F. Newman. Pierre, 8. D.
HOUSEKEEPER. LAUNDRESSES.
Watch the Domestic column of The
Bee. Lots of good placea are always
advertised, pon i truss mem.
Laundry and Day Work.
WOMEN who want day work call Xtro-
American Employment Agency, iztt
Lake St. Webster 6978.
Webi
ced'
EXPERIENCED colored laundress wishes
bundles of all kinds. Webster 1971.
LAUNDRY WORK" for Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday. Webster 308$.
EXPERIENCED woman, laundry and day
work. Webster 6099.
IRONING and housecleanlng. tOo per hour.
weneter ijti.
CURTAINS laundered, -work guaAntesd.
W.W.. (Ill
.Wsbiltr $679,
See Jiggs and
Page of. Colors
HELLO -CrVEV I JOtT
.SAW YOUR OLDEST .
SISTER MARY ELLEN-
T
SITUATIONS WANTED.n
Laundry and Day Work..
EXPERIENCED laundress &nd day work.
Tyler 2967.
LAUNDRY WORK, day work.
4393.
Webster
COLORED girl wants cleaning by day.
Webster 6693.
EXPERIENCED laundress. Call Doug. 8011.
CLEANING and laundry. Douglas 6400.
BUNDLE washing, oft water. Web. 6949.
BUNDLE washlngwanted." Walnut 12691
DAY WORK WANTED. WEBSTER 479.
CLEANING, experienced. Webster 3254.
LACE curtate, bundle washing. Web.1727
DAY WORK, by the hour. Web, 6028
SMALL bundle washln
ng. WebsteK 4877.
find. We bsler 671."
Z Webster 1SS1.
DAY WORK of any krhd
DAY WORK, reliable,
DAY work, laundry. Webster I 6034.
BUNDLE washing. Webster 1397.
DAY WORK. Webster 1888.
HELP WANTED MALE.
Stores and Offices.
v
OUR services In securing you a good post
1 tlon ls unequaled. Ask your friends, but
better yet, ask the business men. We
strive to please. You need our services,
we, need your application. Let's pull
together. ,
RIGHT REFERENCE COMPANY,
636 First Nat'l Bldg. '
TRAVELING salesman, established firm,
- si4u; experienced Dooxiceeper, traveling
position, (200 and xp. ; stenographer,
bank, Nebraska town, 2125; assistant In
credit dept., $125; office clerk, 286.
WESTERN REFERENCE ft BOND ASS'N,
736 First Natlor.al Bank Bldg.
SHIPPING clerk, 230 'per wk.; office'
clerks, $90, 2100, $110, $126; stenog
rapher, secretary, out of town, $125-2135;
, file clerk, $95; office boy, $70.
WATTS REFERENCE COMPANY,
1138 Flrst National Bank Bldg.
BOOKKEEPER, "$135-$150; typist, $i25;
office Nslerks, $110-$120; retail shoe
salesman, salary and commission,
THE MARTI CO., 1126 W. O. W. Bldg.
Professions and Trades.
PAINTERS
WANTED AT ONCE.
APPLY ROOM 826,
W. 0.W. BLDG.
WANTED High grade designer for store
fixture work. Selling ability necessary.
Also want an experienced detaller for
store fixture work. Walrus vMfg. COT,
Decatur, III.
WANTED Young man to learn optical
trade. Good chance for advancement
Mid-West Optical Co., 303 Balrd Bldg,
PATTERNMAKERS Locomotive cylinder
work, aerry foundry, St. Joseph, Mo.
PAINTERS.
Brush hands wanted. Call Wal. 872.
Salesmen and Canvassers.
SALESMAN, 'WANTED
.; v '
On the beat selling proposition
sver offered out of Omaha. This
Is not ; stock selling, however
experience nn selling stock will
enable you to make big money
on this job. This corporation
will back you tip with a good ad
vertising campaign and the best
co-operation possible to extend '
to a salesman. If you are an ex
perienced salesman und can fur
nish good references, come t In
ana talk It over. r
THE INTERSTATE
COMPANY'.
207 S. 18TH ST.,
' Ground Floor.
STOCK SALESMEN
22.000.0M corporation selling In Iowa
and Nebraska; 8 pec cent participation
preferred stock; best proposition In
Omaha. Rm, 6, Wead Bldg., 18th and
Farnam. . y . .
WANTED High grade solicitors to can
vass in umana ror The Bee. Ajply at
0 viuvv, untune lor 2nv, npon., x-iuts,
IrRoek.
Be.
CAN us a few high powered atock sales
men. Lnoice territory open. Only ex
perienced men need apply. Large issue
to' be sold. Business will show very
large profits, Box Q-45, Omaha Bee.
SALESMEN For household specialties:
men with car can make good money.
Call' and see us and let us explain. C
r. Aaann to., pza ta. ism Pt
itveucu' I'll. . I, . .
SALESMEN City 'or traveling; experience
unnecessary; oig demand for men, $2,000
up. Write for openinga arid particulars.
Box K-7, Omaha Bee. , .
SALESMfZN We VP&nt a few more young
men 10 join our ciuo in scientmc sales
manship; complete training; $30 posi
tions furnished free, Box K-6, Bee.
Hotels and Restaurants.
KITCHEN and pantry help. Apply Black-
sionoxioiei. '
Boys.
WANTEJ
BRIGHT BOY
TO RUN ERRANDS.
MUST BE
OVER 16 YEARS OLD.
APPLY .
' MORRIS CO., '
SOUTH SIDE. '
EXPERIENCED soda dispenser for eve-
nmgs. zsi L.eavenwortn.
Miscellaneous.
MEN WANTVED TO
WORKJ.N CLAY
PLANT," $5.50 PER
DAY A N' D U P.
.CHEAP HOUSE RENT
EXCELLE N'T
BOARDING HOUSE.
ONLY MEN- -WHO
ARE - LOOKING FOR
STEADY EMPLOY
MENT "THE YEAR
;AROUNDV NEED
APPLY.
LEHIGH' SEWER PIPE
& TILE CO. -
204 First National-Bank
Building. -V
Fort DodgQ Iewa.
WANTED Concession men for Anglo-Indian
eelebratien of world war veterans,
July 1, 1, 1. Concessions wan teed: merry-go-round,
ferrls wheel, passenger air
planes, ) tent show, with band. Kllgof
V V I
Maggie in Full
in The Sunday Bee.
Yt-Hrf IS THE OLOCST
OT ALL THE COS AN
;iw.s in oua family
() laao a tarn,
HELP WANTED-MALE.
Miscellaneous.
WANTED.
25 MEN
FOR GENERAL
YARD WORK.
APPLY TIMEKEEPER.
, UNION STOCK YARDS CO.,
SOUTH SIDE,
- .. MEN WANTED
TO WORK IN OUR BAKERY SHOP.
- APPLY' SUPERINTENDENT, .
LOOSE-WILES . BISCUIT CO.,
lUf AND DAVENPORT.
I WANTED. '
, WAGON HELPERS.
S HOURS PER DAY. APPLY
AMERICAN RAILWAY EXP. , STABLE,
vetf AND DAVENPORT.
SWITCHMEN, experienced In yard or
train service. Steady employment In
yard service in our Chicago terminals
to fill vacancies left by, former em
ployes who have quit their positions
and are working elsewhere. Apply to
R. 3. Dlppel, Agent C. G. W., office
near 16th and Leavenworth streets,'
Omaha. Transportation for Chicago fur-
nisneq to applicants qualifying,
LABORERS and helpers, black or white,
steadyi work; excellent chance for pro
motion. Call for storekeeper at Cass
St Gate, U. P. shops.
TRAIN and yard men, railroad experi
ence, for service Chicago and Kansas
City. Apply W. F. Tteihoff, Burlington
Route. 1004 Farnam.
WANTED Experienced soda fountain dis
penser. Apply between ana il a. m.
at Soda Inn, 2408 Farnam.
YOUNG man to learn bookkeeping and
stationery business. The Omaha News
Co. It5h and Davjniiorts
WANTED An elderly man or boy.to help
with care of yard and other smalLJobs
Phone 1761 Council Bluffs.
BIG demand for barbers; call or write
for free -catalogue. Moler Barber Col
i lege. 110 8. 14th St.
, WANTED
HOUSEMAN.
SANFORD HOTEL.
WANTED A man to wash windows and
put up screens. Col. 362. 2436 Kansas
Ave. N.
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
Stores' and Offices.
WE are daily placing deserving people in
good paying positions. Your application
when filed with us will receive personal
attention. Call on us. All sorts of of
fice positions. Too many placea to list
Tell us your wants.
RIGHT REFERENCE COMPANY.
536 First Nat'l , Bldg. -
STENOGRAPHERS, $125, $110, $100, $9fli;
$85, $76; bookkeeper, ,$125;' file clerk.
$95; typist and clerk, f80-$86; typist and
clerk, iiou; f. a. A., operator ana cierx.
$70; office clerks, $80. $75, $70, $65, t0,
WATTS REFERENCE COMPANY,
1138 First National Bank Bldg. .
STENOGRAPHER and bookkeeper. $110;
office clerk, knowledge of bookkeeping,
$80 Tk dictaphone operator, $90; stenog
rapher, small office. $100: typist $80.
WESTERN REFERENCE A BOND ASS'N,
786 First National Bank Bldg;
STENOGRAPHER to take charge of
mailing department. $125-I3o; nignt e.
B. X. operator, $80-$85 office clerks,
$75-180.
THE MARTI CO.. 1126 W. O. W. Bldg,
SEVERAL clerical positions open for, be
ginners, salaries u vo jio.ou weex.
BUSINESS MEN'S REFERENCE ASS'N.
917-18 W. O. W. aiag.
Professions and -Trades.
YOUNG LADIES
Do you want a permanent position T
Vo profession today offers better op
portunttlea for good salaries and steady
employment than local or long distance
teliphon work.
, Th work is fascinating, pleasant.
healthful surroundings, annual vaca
tions with full pay. Sick andVccldent
benefit without cost to employes. .
No experience necessary. Substantial
wsekly pay while In training. Rapid
advancement ,V
Parents Invited to Investigate working
conditions. ' '
Apply to
- MRS. MORRPS,
Employment Secretary,
Room 61$. - '
New Telephone Building, . ,'
Nineteenth and Douglas Streets.
GIRLS WANTED
TO WORK IN OUR , ICING AND
PACKING DEPARTMENT; GOOD
WAGES; PLEASANT JURROUNDJNGS.
APPLY SUPERINTENDENT.
LOOSE-WILES BISCUIT CO.,
1STH AND DAVENPORT..
' WANTED .
EXPERIENCED WOMAN
FOR FUR REPAIR WORK.
APPLY BUPT.i BALCONY.
BRANDEIS STORES."
YOUNG gifi wants lodging and on meal
a day in 'exchange for light housework
In the evenings. Box 100, Plattamouth,
Neb
CH AS. L. F18K. Piano Tuner, Violin." Pi
ano teacher, Colt
r
I-
I
NO&OOV a(mt COME YET- BUT
OAD ?AYS THE FIRST FELLOW
THAT COMES KIN HAVE HER!
VvHO COMES
AFTER HER?
rtatuas Mavieg. inc.
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
Professions and Trfdes.
WE'HAVE
SEVER At. GOOD POSITIONS FOR
CASABLE YOUNG WOMEN TO HAN
DLE LONG DISTANJK TELEPHONE
MESSAGES. BUSINESS TRAINING
IS NECESSARY AS WE GIVE YOU A
- THOROUGH COURSE OF INSTRUC
TION BEFORE ASSIGNING TOU TO
COMMERCIAL WORK AND PAY YOU
WE IX WHILE YOU ARB . LEARNING.
FREQUENT 8ALARY INCREASES
AND RAPID ADVANCEMENT ARE
v ASSURED THE GIRL WHO SHOWS
INTEREST AND ABILITY. THE?
WORK IS PLEASANT AND THE
HOURS REASONABLE WITH REST
PERIODS BOTH MORNINO AND AFT
ERNOON. WHICH MAY BE SPENT IN
OUR COMFORTABLE REST ROOM.
MISS BELL WILL ANSWER ANY
QUESTIONS AND RECEIVE YOUR AF.
PLICATION.
' '.
Sit NEW TELEPHONE CO.
' AMERICAN '
. TELEPHONE XNb
TELEGRAPH CO.
"ffind
WANTED Markers, assorters, bundle
wrappers, hand ironers; experience un
necessary. KIMBALL LAUNDRY CO.,
1607 Jackson St. Tyler 280.
EXPERIENCED apron makers for power
machines wanted'. 2005 No. 20th at.
Salesmen and Solicitors.
WANTED Women to, canvass subscrlo
tlons for The Omaha Bee In the city.
ana council uiuits. Apply at ine see
office, between 8 and 1:10 a. m. or
6 and 1:30 P- m. Ipoulre for Mr. O'Neil,
circulation aepartnrenu
LADY canvassers for electric Irons and
lamps; good proposition. C F. Adams
Co.. 621 S, 16th St '
Household and Domestic.
WANTED An experienced housemaid;
references required. Mrs. L. L. Kountze.
423 South 39th Street Tel. Harney 187.
WANTED -Maid for general housework;
no objections to colored. Apply in per
son. Dr. Anderson. Council Bluffs.
WANTED High school or college girl to
scrlst with housework for board and
room and .wages. Har. 600. 1738 So.
32d Ave.
WANTED Good girl for general house
work; one who will go to summer re-
snrt; goo a wages, idis jcvans. wen, Z636,
EXPERIENCED white girl for aeneral
housework; 1 In --family; no laundry;
good wages. Walnut 1827.
FOR LAUNDRESSES, DAY WOMEN.
ETC., LOOK IN THE SITUATION COL-'
UMN OF THE BEE,
WANTED Competent girl tor housework,
permanent position, excellent family.
Box K66, Omaha Bee. .
WANTED A second girl. Mrs. George
Van Brunt, 224 8. 8th St., Council Bluffs.
WANTED Competent housemaid. Apply
- Mrs. Ward Burgess, 122 No. 22d.
WANTED Competent girl for housework;
good wages. . Wal. 3567.
GOOD strong woman for cleaning, 20 So.
zotn.
YOUNG girl for hoaeajvork. Web. 14671
EXPERIENCED second cook. Har. 352.
Hotels and, Restaurants.
HELP WANTED.
NEW CAFETERIA."
Kitchen: First class pastry cook
vegetable woman, , dishwashers, silver
girl and yardman; also good porter and
fireman.
Dining room Experienced salad, cof
fee, counter women and waitresses. Ap
ply in person.
HANSEN CAFETERIA,
14th and' Farnam Streets.
' . '-,. ;l
COUNTER AND FLOOR GIRLS
WANTED AT ONCE. "
. STEADY WORK GOOD WAGES.
APPLY
QUICKSERV CAFETERIA,
CITY NAT'L BK.nBLDG.BASEMENT.
LINEN GIRL WANTED.
APPLY SANFORD HOTEL.
FIRST CLASS T cook. -Wis
Memorial
hospital, 25th and Harney.
TWO waitresses wanted at once.
Bee Cafe. 218 South 14th.
Buay
PANTRY and kitchen help , wanted at
Blackstone hotel.
Miscellaneous.
WANTED AT ONCE.
Woman about 40 years for Janltress
In wholesale china and glassware sample
room. Hours 8 to 6 p. m. Saturday,
1 o'clock. German lady preferred. Per
manent position; good salary to right
Party. ADDlv.tn Mr. Palmer.
OMAHA CROCKERY. 1116-18 Harney St.
BIO SISTERS ASSOCIATION, for the
benefit of business girls. 521 Bee Bldg.
Douglas $592.
HELP WANTED.
Male and Female.
HELP' WANTED. .
NEW CAFETERIA.
Kitchen: First class pastry cook,
vegetable woman, dishwashers, sjlv.er
girl and yardman; also good porter and
fireman. - .
Dining room: Experienced salad, cof
fee, counter women and waitresses. Ap
ply in person.
HANSEN CAFETERIA.
f ; 24th and Farnam Streets .
WANTED Men, ladles and boys' to learn
career trade; Dig demand: wagee while
learning; strictly modern. Call or write
ltvi poqgc st Trl-Clty Barber College.
WANTED Two good lady barbers or
flrst-clsss male barbers. Address John
Bohn, Columbus. Montana.
EDUCATIONAL.
DAY SCHOOL. NIGHT SCHOOL.
BOYLES COLLEGE.
Complete eoursea In accountancy, ma
chine bookkeeping, comptoinetery, short
hsnd and typewriting, railroad and
wiring telegraphy, civil service and all
English and .commercial branches.
Write, call or phone Douglas 1566 for
large Illustrated catalogue. Address -
BOYLES COLLEGE,
Boyles Building, Omaha, Neb.
LEARN tire repairing and retreading;
also tube repairing ana all runner vul
canising IN THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE
TIRE REPAIRING SCHOOL IN OMA
HA. Three weeks 'learning. 111. Wlt
r NATIONAL TIRE BHOP. - f
' 17th and Capitol Ave.-
Van Bant School of Business,
Dsy and EFning Schools,
tit Omaha. National Bank Side.
Douglaa 111.
Drawn forthe Bee by McManus.
Copyright. 1920 International News Service
BUSINESS CHANCER
FOR SALE
In a central Nebraska city a billiard,
pool, cigar, bowling and soda fountain
business, now psylng $5,000 per yesr;
a billiard, 7 pool tables, 1 bowling al
loys, all In first-class shape; must sell
on account of othest business Interests.
Box T-93,
MANUFACTURERS' representative want
ed. open office; manage salesmen; won
derful nnnortunltv: meritorious proposi
tion; sells to all wholesalers and re
laiiers; snouia nei eiu.vuv uuij .
S600 to $2,000 capital required. Scott
Corporation. 71 W. Washington, Chi
cago,
DISTRICT MANAGERS for Uvest proposl
tton ever offered; new, exclusive terri
tory; every merchant a customer
nromnt deliveries: should easily ma
88.000 to 110.000 yearly: $600 to 11,6
necessary, Hogan, 171 N. Dearborn,
Chicago.
FOR SALE Only vulcanising Vshop 1
good live town of 1,300: good business
and good reasons for selling; this shop
- will not he for sale after June 1. For
further particulars) write Lock Bos 396,
H,v,nn,. N.h '
FOR SALE or trade. Hotel. 7 rooms,
13 rooms in all, only hotel In town of
450, owner and wife too old to continue
the work, price turnianea, ti.iuv. Aa
dress Hotel. Wlldon, Ja.
IF YOU want to Invest $125.00 In a ape
ulatlon where total loss is Impossible
ana may make you $100.00 Tor every
dollar invested, write Box 92, Muskogee,
Okla
FOR SALE OR LEASE Newspaper in
. good town of 600 population. Posaesslon
k'lven July 1. Lock vox 18. western,
Neb. . ,
GOOD clean grocery store for sale. Stock
and fixtures will Invoice about $2,200,
Good reason for selling.' Douglas 1096,
FOR SALE Only drug stock and doc,
tor's practice.' Eastern Nebraska town,
$1.000. half cash, Y-1133. Bee.
TIRE repair shop for sale or rent Ba
gain. . Owner to leave the country. Ad
rtress Box Y-1141, Omaha Bee.
FOR SALE Up-fo-dato hardware stock
and fixtures, In . south central Nebraa
ha. Address Y-1138, Omaha Bee.
FOR SALE First-class cafe In good oil
town of 3.500. Write for particulars. Box
673, Olenroctt. wyo.
OUR business Is to buv and aell youi
business. Quick Bervlce Belling Experts.
514 Brown Bldg. ' .
TO get in or out of business. See LEWIS
& CO. 411 McCague Bldg.
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 ADVERTISER. S,
1424 NORTH 19TH-Two nicely furnished
. rooms for lignt Housekeeping; ail moa
ern convergences. Near car lino; walk.
ing oistance.
NEWLY furnlshed.'i outside rooms, near
Farnam and 26th. Also suite of rooms
for four. Gentlemen only. . Douglas
7Z3V.
VERY nice sleeping rooms; front warlors
very nice location; two ladles on (ten tie
men; walking distance. Harney 6205,
FREE room rent to student or other young
man to tend phone part time evenlngf.
i-oie-MCKay co., znio f arnam.
ATTRACTIVE sleeping room In private
lamuy, oreakiasi u aesirea. weoster
6815.
919 SOUTH 26TH. nicely furnished room.
private home, walking distance. Tyler
SZT. '
LARGE east front room, stall in garage.
Breakfast If desired. Harney 1044.
MOTHER and daughter to share home.
Reference exchanged. Harney 1387.
ONE nicely furnished sleeping room with
or without board. Douglas 4320.
2720 Ruggles St. Furnished room, board
ix aesirea. louax aotio.
NICE sleeping rooms. 626 So. 25th Ave.
Housekeeping Rooms, i
tlli GRAND AVE. Suite of rooms ,for
ngnt housekeeping- Colfax 1124. j
FURNISHED light housekeeping rooms,
V, block to car. Walnut,6452.
710- NO. 16TH Light housekeeping rooms.
Tyler 5337.
Board and Room.
2559 Dodge: good room and board, also
garage, narney 73,
Room and Board Wanted.
WANTED Board and room In modern
private home. 'Answer by letter stat
ing particulars. Box G-6, Omaha Bee.
Unfurnished.
TWO desirable rooms, furnls!
bVd
ipldy
or un-
furnished; no children; empl
ed con-
pie preferred. Harney y 887.
Wanted. J
ROOMS WANTED.
Young man wants room with private
family living close o car line; will
nly occupy room about four to alx
days each month. Must, have mall for-.
warded while out Address Box Y-1139,
Omaha Bee.
FOR RENT HOUSES.
Furnished.
COMPLETELY and well furnished six
. room house, garage. . Dundee district, to
rent for three, months, walnut 372.
Miscellaneous.
LIST your property for rent or sal with
hirst xttuiii: warunt,
Realtors. ' Tyler Til,
THREE room house, three loj !6th and
Drexel, Inquire 3511 Drexei.
FOR RENT APTS. AND FLATS,
Furnished.
HOME WITH -CONVENIENCE OF
HOTEL I .
Suites of two and three rooms In
beautifully appointed building. Linen
harfiiinr china, cnohlnc utensils, heat,
gas1, light, water, phone and other
necessities furnished. We assume your
servant! problem. Every courtesy ex
tendtd in showing apartments. ,
EL-BEUDOR APARTMENTS,
Dodge, at Eighteenth. Tyler 4200.
FOR RENT
S-room anartment. large rooms and
beautiful grounds. 175 a month.va 1-
" year lease Is required. -
W. FARNAM SMITH &
COMPANY,
1320 Farnam St Douglas 664.
FORT RENT from June 15 to Sept. 15,
"well furnished four-room, modern apart
ment, in Dundee, with south and east
exposure1; no children. CalL between 4
p. m. anq s p. in- at ,ni,uiv.t.
FOR RENT Five-room apartment. West
Farnam, with garage; noi compieieijr
furnished, from June 1st to November;
rent 885. Address Q-37. Omaha Bee.
DALLAS APTS., 2664 Marcy On ipom
and kitchen. Douglas 1183. f
FOUR room brick 1st Call Webster 1640t
Unfurnished.
l-ROOM apartment with sun psrlor, p
' vate, bath. Reference . required. Hi
ney '1610.
WANTED TO RENT.
Unfurnished Apartments & Houses.
WANTED To rent two or three rooms,
unfurnished, modern. Col. 518. I
BY young married couple 6-roora house.
' Douglas 7027
MOVING AND STORAGE.
FIDELITY andrvanC0.
STORAGE, MOVING, PACKING '
HOUSEHOL DOOOD3 AND PIANOS.
REASONABLE RATES.
FREE RENTAL SERVICE.
COMPLETE LIST OF ,
HOUSES AND APARTMENTS.
16th and Jackson Sti. - Douglaa j$t.
i ..
MOVING AND STORAGE; ;
" JIOVINO. PACKING7-STORAGE.
FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE.
Separate locked rooms for household
goods and pianos, moving, packing and
'OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE CO..
106 South 16th. Doug, 4163.
" GLOBE VAN. TRAN8FER AND
. STORAGE CO. .
ror real service In hauling or stor
age, call Tyler 130 or Douglae 4131.
Auto or wagorr service.
UNION TRANSFER CC.
LET us estimate your "moving, paoklnsj
and .tnr.g.. 1605 Davenport. Doug. 2901.
METROPOLITAN
VAN and STORAGE CO.
Owned by H. H. Bown Co. Tylr 1400.
CAPPS-LONG TRANSFER CO
Heavy hauling, furnltur. piano mov
ing and live stock hauling. Prompt ef
ficient service. Douglas 6261.
CAPPS-LONG TRANSFER CO.
Heavy hauling, furniture, piano mov
ing and live stock hsultng. Prompt ef
flclent service. Douglas 6251.
'HORSES AfrD VEHICLES.
For Sale.
HIGH GRADE SHOW HARNESS
$123 values st $86 per set, including
army -and war harness; 10 per cent dis
count on all harness goods and col
lars. Write for free price list Desk 1.
MIDWEST HAWNESS CO.,
706 North tfth St.
FOR SALE Twenty it ad of fine farm
, horses, mares and mules. Borne of mares
In foal. All stork guaranteed sound
and in good condition. Apply at M. C,
Peters Mill Co., 29th and B streets or
after 8 p. m.. phone South 476.
POULTRY AND PEJ STQCK.
18 CANARY BIRDS, mostly singers; want
to sell all to on party. Phone Walnut
9GB.
- i THOROUGHBRED R. I. Red hatching
ggs for sale; $1 for 11. Colfax $245.
WHEAT screenings. 12.60 per 100. Wtg
oner. 801 No. 16. Douglss 1141,
BUFF ORPINGTON sggs. 11.60 to$8.00;
thoroughbred prise stock. Douglss 4641.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
BARGAIN PRICES THIS WEEK ON
FOLLOWING CARSj
1 Fierce-Arrow, T-passengef, j '
1 Westcott Chummy Roadster.
1 Steven 1 -passenger.
1 Auburn .
1 Allen touring. f
I 1 Jeffery 1-eyllnder touring.
And a number 'of other ears and
trucks of all si sts.
STANDARD MOTOR CO.
1010 Farnam. "v
DRIVE IT YOURSELF,
COMPANY -
RENT A NEW FORD DRIVE
IT 'YOURSELF
THE MOST ECONOMICAL ATJTO
MOBILING; CHEAPER THAN OWN
ING A CAR. NEW, Al CONDITION.
SELF-STARTERS. OPEN DAY AND
NIGHT THE 365 DAYS.
1314 HOWARD STREET. DOUG. 1622.
FORDS
BUICKS
DODGES
New and used, cash or time. ,
Ford bodies, commerolaf bodies.
GOLDSTROM AUTO 8ALES CO.,
GENTRAL GARAGE,
v 1111 Harjiey St Tyler 714. V
Open Day and Night I
7
1111 FORD sedan, atarter and lights, i Ex-
cellent condition,. Call D. (131 or D.
till Sundays
REBUILT HUDSON
SUPER-SIXES.
We fcave several rebuilt and reflnlshed
Hudsons in closed and touring models;
exceptional values; terms If desired.
GUY L. SMITH,
Southeast Corner of 2th and Farnam.
$700
FORD SEDAN
1911 Sedan, engine stronger than
tank, self starter, good tires, Insur
ance and license, $700. Douglas 3932.
1516 City Nat'l.'
ONE-TON Stewart truck In good ahape;
orana new; ciarx rear axle; rear tires'
new; other In good shape; truck has
body and cab ; this is an opportunity to
pick up a real bargain; will demon
strate. Call Harnev 1601.
SOM bargains in used Ford cars. Mc-
cairrey Motor Co. Th " Handy Ford
Eervtne Station,. 16th sand Jackson. Doug
las 3600. r
THE DIXIE FLYER.
W. R. NICHOLS MOTOR COMPANY,
2520 Farnam St.
AUTO CLEARING HOUSE,
!013 FARNAM.
EXCEPTIONAL USED CARS.
OAKLAND Sensible Six.
MARSH OAKLAND CD., .
130S Farnam St
USED TRUCKS AND CARS.
STANDARD MOTOR CAR CO.
2020 FARNAM ST.
WE HAVE 60 good used cars to sslect
rrom. ah prices.
MEEKS AUTO CO.. 102 Farnam. .
WANTED For spot cash, 100 used cars,
quick action; no delay. Ante Exchange
Co.. 2059 Farnam 8t Dong. 1011.
FOR TERMS ON USED CARS-
VAN BRUNTS. .
Look for the red ssal on windshield.
FORD touring car, good condition, new
tires; must be sold by Thursday. Room
142. Tyler 1313.
MUST eetl my Ford touring ear, nearly
new, witn sen-scarier, see it at lit
Wirt St
LEAVING city, will sacrifice Chandler
sedan, and Studebaker six, good as sew.
Walnut 1082. '
1918 DODGE touring, good tires, good me-
cnanicai conqition. call Webster 2287.
WANTED tobuy old tires. S. & A. Tir
snn KuPDor Co., 3523 Farnam St.
BRAND new, Ford sedan, starter.
de-
mountapio riis. wepster zjssf.
FOR0 SEDAN, A-l condition, lots of ex-
tras.
Bargain. Harney 2221.
FOR SALE 1919 Dodge Roadster. Dealers
Keep out, soutn 1348.
1B17 PAIGE taurine-: hAt tt pAnHltlnn L
Whtr Run W
1919 CHANDLER chummy roadster. Call
weoster japp.
919 OAKLAND Sensible Six. Colfax 686.
Repairing and Painting.
RADIATOR CORES INSTALLED.
Manufactured In Omaha, 24-tour serv
ice for auto, truck and tractor. Expert
radiator and fender repairing; body
denta removed: new fanrtera mmA.
OMAHA AUTO RADIATOR MFG. CO.,
lais luming Bt. Tyler 17.
Tires and Supplies
NEW TIRES. STRICTLY FIRSTS
10x3 .......$ 9.76 SOxSU $11.75
3x3 17.35 32x4 20.60
HIPPED SUBJECT TO EXAMINATION.
STANDARD TIKE CO.,
410 North 16th St. Douglas 1830.
USED TIRES.
0x1. $6.00; 10x3. 16.00.
All slses In proportion. Look ever
our robulita Open Sundays. Tyler 2981.
8AVIOB TIRES.
101 N. lth St Keystone Tire Shop.
AUTO cicatrical N-epalrs; service station
for Hayneld ewrburetor and Columbia
storage batteries. Edwards, 1616 N. 19th.
NEW REPUBLIC TIRES CHEAP.
!0x3t FI8K If7.96 I 34x4 121 98
30x1 t.M 86x4 26.91
KAIMAN TIRE. JOBBERS, 1721 CUMING.
Motorcycles and Bicycles.
HARLEY-DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES
Baraalns In ussd machines: send far list.
Victor H. Roos. 17th and Leavenworth.
FARM LANDS.
Kansas Lands.
Fine 160-Acre Farm
Three miles railroad town: 30 aerea
blue grass, 10 acres corn; good Improve
ments; well and windmill; county high-
any time, caaiaa, Clark and Spangler
umij untwi, nan.
RITE ue tot prices and terms on lands
in Thomvs county. Kansas.
Felton
west. 307 crounse Block.
$ Nebraska Lands.
For Neb. Farms and Ranches see
Graham-Patera Realty Co..
121 Omaha Naff 8k, Bldg., Omaha,
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