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-J I V -Classified Advertising Rates: ljcjperline (count fi wards to line I 1 day i$ perine. . .per rtav, 8 consecutive 12c per line. . .per day, 7 con.rcutive ilny llo"Pr line . . .per day, 30 consecutive ilnvj . .Jo ads taketi for less than a total of JOc -"" These rates apply either to the Daily " of Sunday Bee. All advertisements ap pear in both morning and evening (la'iy papers for the one charge. CONTHACT RATES ON I ' APPLICATION " Want ads accepted at the following of- flees: , MAIN OFFICE 17th and Farnam Sis ' South Sid 23 is N St -Council Bluffs 15 Scott St 5. WANT ADS RECEIVED BY PHONE AT 1 TL.E.K 10OU THE BEE will not he responsible for ' tnort than one. incorrect insertion of an advertisement ordered for more than one time. CLOSING HOURS FOR WANT ADS Evening Edition 12:00 M. " .Morning Edition 9:00 1'. M. Sunday Edition -9:00 P. M. Saturday. ... SY1?ueral7noticesT '" VaTTERN Philip, Kreport," III.", June 1, aged 60. Funeral from Hoffman Funeral home, Monday 1 d. m. Interment Forest Lnwn. Deceased la survived by his wife. Car- rie and four children, t nrre, rnuip, . Boy and .lames; mother. GU-n-laie, Cut; six aleters, Mrs. D. H. Tol.is, om.i ha; Mrs. F. A. Jucuhson. omulia; Mrs. A. R Peterson. Detroit. Mich.: Mrs. 1 Warrick. Clendnle. Cal.; Mrs. Mtnnle Parsons, Los -Angeles, C.il.; Mrs. I,. H. " - Sadie. North Platto. Nob.: ttir.e broih era. John, Fred jtndWiill.-r,J )maha. 1 FNElblRECTORS. Stack & falconer, "INDEPENDENT UNDERTAKERS" FIERCE-ARROW ' AMBULANCE SERVICE. Thirtv-thjrd and Farnam. Harney 64. . .. TAGGART & SON, UNDERTAKERS AND KMHALMRRS. Telephone Douglas 714. 221 tiCiimliig St. "HEAFEY & HEAFEY, Undertakers and Emba liners. Phone II. 265. Office 2611 Farnam. HtJLSE & RIEPEN, Plonefr Funeral Directors. T01 Bnuth 16th St. Douglas Jflfif. NEW LOCATION CROSBY'S NEW FUNK HAL HOME, 2018 WIRT ST. Away from noise of busy streets. PHONE WRHSTKH 74. ThTfFY & JOHNSTON, PNDERTA KERS. 717 S. 16 1 h.Ty !cr 1 676. FLORISTS. LEE L. LARMON Ki" 1814 Douglas St. HH".?--5H-1? tl- tu Henderson, lbli Farnam Douja sl 2 18. JOHN BATH, 18th and Farnam. D. 3000. MONUMENTS & CEMETERIES. THE largest display of monuments In the United Stales. FRANK SVOHOPA. 1215 S. 13th. Phone Douglas 1872-521t. BIRTHS AND DEATHS; " Births Jim and Emma Peka, 2412 South Eighth street, girl; William and Stella ' MerU, 310 Woolworth street, prirl; Gus 5 taf and Mary Gaver, 4748 North Four- teenth street, boy; Louis and Lois Grif fith, hospital Klii; William and Cnrmola Houley, 8140 South Thirteenth street. Klrl; - Sebasttano and Rosa TTigalin. 2015 Pierre street, boy; William and Maria Lehmann, 8020 South Forty-second' street, boy; Ru dolph and Rosa Leshtnsky, 1826 North Twentv-ftrst Btreet. twins; Gilchrist and Helen Browne. 4924 Davenport street, hoy; Harold and Hazol Fenton, hospital, boy; Wtlllajn and Huttte Kuklan, hospital, boy; Albert and Mary Butler, hospital, boy; Tony and Jtosalia Tarrantlo, 4tl09 South Twentv-sitfti street, hoy; Bomlannino and Gnes Orsl, 1433 North Eighteenth street, boy; William and Margaret Hatteroth, hospital, Klrl; Elwood and Dorothy Rodg ers, hospital, boy: Frank and Mary Cop- Sola, hospital. girl: Edwin and Helcne lirsohbaum. hospital, boy; Leonard and Bertha Willtnms, hospital, girl; Iva and Lucille McDermott, 1409 South Sixteenth street, girl. Deaths Rachel Lesblnsky, Infant, 1826 North Twenty-first stroet; Charlos Les binsky, infant, 1S20 North" Twenty-first atreet; Charlotte Todd, 40 years, hospital; O. W. Sheffard, 42 years, hospital; Jacob Oinblca, 41 years, Genoa, Neb.; Dcfirust f.. Bartlett, Infant, 3222 California street; Julius Lewis, 60 years, hospital; Lewis Henry Bachman, 6 years, 4335 Rinney i atreet; Nlok Kebo, 37 years, hospital; Mrs. Cellen Manning, 65 years, hospital; Anna Schlausson, 40 years, 808 North Sixteenth atreet; Baby Stephens, Infant, 310 Maple treet; Arehla McOullum, 75 years, 41o3 urt street. MARRIAGE LICENSES. Frederlrk R. Fluhr, 24, Omaha, and Kb by. Wright, 23, Omaha, j ' "Chester A. Rice, 38, Omaha, and Eva May Robertson, 23, Omaha. ...William J. Trltz, 27.' Omaha, anitAnna C. A. Plouler, 25, Omaha. " ' TCdward B. Jackson, 26, Omaha, and Edith Shabook, S3, Omaha. Walter Luse, 81, Waterloo, Neb., Mary Hvnek. 33, Wilbur, Neb. . George A. Murphy, 83, Akron, O. and and . Pearl A. Ppllock, 29, Jefferson, la. 'Guy S. Heltman, Blair, Neb., and Elsie B. Long, 38, Council Bluffs, la. ' Charles Perry Watts, over 21, Omaha, and Florence . Goehring, Over IS, Omaha. Kenneth A. Turner. 2.1, M'esslngton ,Eiuinga, 8. D., and Victoria Hoshor, 23, , Cedar Rapids, la. ;Farl M. Boor, 24, an Francisco, Cal., ahd Nelva i Harrington, 21, Omaha. ' LOSTj FOUND AJ4D REWARDS. ' . 1R ARTICLES LOST on street cartele-, .phone Tyler S0j. We are anxious to re store lost articles to rightful owners. OMAHA & COUNCIL BLUFFS ST. KY. -CO. ' : EbsT Box clothing, last Saturday even V, 3ng, 86th and Farnam. Finder please '. acall Webster 2268. pair of white tennis shoes on k Benson car. Call Walnut 43S2. EoT A cameo, pin with smalf'set. Call t Walnut 2bV Reward. . ' t.OST Dark brindle, screw-tall bulldog. ' i South 2541. ... SPECIAL NOTICES. WANTED For Edgar, Neb., shows, riders and concessions; also free acts for big Fourth of July celebration; three days, , July 1, 1 and S, under auspices of the American Legion. Billed, like a circus - lor CO miles. First celebration in thts part of state under auspices of the -American Lesion. Everybody boosting. .Big aurroundrjiB country? to draw from. . Let ua know what you have In first letter. No time for correspondence. ; R. T. JONES, Post Commander. t Address all correspondence to t E. VERNON BOMMERVILLE, i Edgar, Nebraska. Concessions for safe for juiy 4 ancfl at Cottage Grove resort. Lake View, Ia alsO oottages for rent. Want 2 girls 'for . work in store. Address A. Miller, Mgr., , Cottage Grove Itesort, Lake View, la. JLIRPLANE Curtlss Canuck In fine flv na; condition. Just overhauled. Price ,81,100 for quick sale. Will take in . good automobile as part payment. Wire or write J. C. Tounghlood, Atwood, Kan. PERSONAL. THE SALVATION Army Industrial home solicits your old clothing, furniture, " magazines. We collect. We distribute. Phone Dour. 4135 and our wagon will i 'call. Call and Inspect our new home, 1110-1113-1114 Dodge street. . SYSTEM of Swedish massage, facial mas ' satte and steam baths. Douglas 954:'. CHILDREN cared for at my home bv day or hour. 4U13 No. 33d. Colfax 3708. MASSAGE Manicuring, 210 X 17th St., open until 9 p. m. Sr 1- C TRIC ..11. bath and massage. Webster N35 ASSAGE and, electric treatments. 318 -Neville oik. - fR. BURKB moved to 52 Douglas block. AN NOU OUNCEMENTS. Accordeon Pleating. ACCORDION, side, knife, sunburst box - ' pleating, covered buttons, all sizes and etyles: hesnst itching, plcot, edging, eve r,. let cut work, button holes, pennants, . Ideal Button and Pleating Co.. SO 1 Brown Blk. Douglas 1936. top ""Notch Shop Hemstitching, braiding, .beading, all kinds pleating. Doug. 6011. " .Room 33, Douglas Blk.. 16th and Dodge. Banks. 4 p. c. int. compounded quarterly on sav lngs. American State Bank, ISth & Far. Contractors. CARPENTERING, repairing, remodeling i- done. L. J. Erlckson. Call Walnut lt.J . 'Itr.'J. RUBEES, carpenter;' all kinds of new and repair work. Webster 3233. Dentists. Dr. Bradbury. No pafa. 821 W. O. W. Bid. Dress Suits. FULL dress suites and tuxedo for rent. 109 N. 1Mb St. John Feldman. D. 3128. Chiropdists. BRINGING UP WEU-waL-CAWDV; I HEVS'T WEN OU HAVE. "fOO CbETClN ? II1 ANNOUNCEMENTS Dancing Academies. i Jinrit I'ANi-i.Nii r.ATiis. T'DT TlTXTL"' s.-lhioi for i Hiring, KlliL-l llNrj Farn.im. D. 7r,0 I'hs at S; tf si in Inc lit :i p. m. Mnn.luy, Thur., Sat.; privnt" lessons any tinie. Tl'liriNK's" St'lh (!. " nF DAXi'lNli, f'liicv stniro ii iid md.il. 82 frounse lililj;.. iil''-i '' lOBtoifi' J. I'liono llsir !i,.y tji:!D, Jnuglus :. AI.--0 dnncing every S it'irihty mid Sunilny e enins. Detectives. pipkTvs nat i .aT,i ii'r ni'f i v k AtiKNW. Incorpi.i i'-d. Dousias 1107. Arli'iin Blk..naM.Ncl. JAMES a' 1 ."i .. s . it 1 a N "' v i 1 lo Blk. Kvi- .letu e H-.'d In l'"' t '':X-1,'r1-!i'i-iUlLl.UM.!-: JieterViv-- llnrean. llallw.iy i:x. Bldg. Douglas 2.i5; NIhtCl.4o. Electrical Utilities. v7('if.M cr.E.WKliS deiiv.r.il, cnll-d for, sue day. W list, r H-..1', 10 a. m. to 4 p. tn. ifriciVl-:K and ..th.r sw.-ep.-r for rent; d-li-r.-l Webster KI.Ei'TRIt' "Vacuum i-l.aiiPis lor rent. Dotlilas B71--. Films Developing. "WK l)KVi:l .1 II' Vul'K l-'l.MS 'FREE win r-ints Arc iir.i.-rcd. ' Si'H UTT5 I'llD'l'i'l Sl'I'l'I.V. M-rrtti I u-utr ,stiire--'inahaJ Gas Stoves Connected. GAS tov-Tmin'-ted ' 82. Pebullt. Harney 277 days or Harney 1 ti 1 9 evenings. STOVES COIUiei.led, )lol:.0 jdpiiig. Walnut 2 i.i 0 x . Hauling. YOU II hauling contracted by day or year; 2-ton truck: -prompt efficient service. llnrneyjt.lf-O WE'llAULr anything, anywhere, any lime. Walnut 11 :.4. ItAl'I.INf. All Kinds. Walnut 3515. Hats Blocked. HATS cleaned and Moi lo-d while you w alt, at Paxton Hat Works, 1'iOJ (4 Farnam St.: work iruarantee'l. 1. ia"9. HATS cleaned. r blocked, ladb-s' straw hats siu-eialty. MiikIoh Urns., lafrtHar'y. Jewelry. DIAMONDS ce'th'lirlv to Imv back at small , profit. GROSS JHWliLHY Co., 402 T. Ditll St. Doug. 049. Kodak Developing and Finishing. F VI. HG1NG, copying and coloring. Amateur finishing. Write for prices. Omaha Phoio Shop, 201 Darker Blk. FILMS developed; punting anil enia 1 enlarging. Write fur prices. 1 no jrmkii v. Howard St. 1007 Mattresses Repaired. Cl'fV MATTRKSS4 CO. Mattresses made over. Hex sprints rcpairea. cum ing. Harney JH'.2. Phonographs. 'OUAUtvT'l I O XOC.R APHS AND RECORDS, LOWEST PRICES, cicir lit? fl-'kMS. THE MUSIC SHOP, INC. 1516 Harnr-y St. Do.glas683 Printing. Wlr.DDI.ti suiii-ianceiiitl.t:; end pilntlng. Iionglas rrtnting Co. Tel. Douglas 644. Sewing Machines "spTwinOiachines We rent, repair, sell needles and parts. MICKEL'S lfth and Harney. Dougls973. Tailors. M. KF.ISF.R. 30; Somh18th. Doug, lis". Pai nTingjnd Paper Hanging. FAINiTni;. paper lianginir. guaranteed work. Prices rii;lil. I'hono for esti rpat.es. I ran save you money. Ty. "703. LF.T nie figure your paperhanglng and interior decorating. Otto I.aisen, Web ster 47n4. PAINTING and paperhanglng. Phone Walnut 6452. FIRST-CLASS pap. r hanging. painting. Douglas 190!. PAPERHANGING, painting, prices right. Walnut 47i4L i PAINTING. paporhanging, plastering. Wolnut 4367. j PAINTING, paperhanglng, cleaning, Doug- Ins k:;22. FAPRRHANGING; prices right. Walnut 4998. Razor Blades Sharpened SAFETY razor blades sharpened, new ra zors, razor blades old. omana ttaror Sharpening Co.. 1522 ',i Dodge. 103 N.' 1 6. Roofing. PROPERTY OWNERS. Get Our Figures. Our Roofs Are Our Proofs. All Work Guaranteed. NORTHWEST READY HOOFING CO., 802 South 31st Harney 2574. Patent Attorneys. INTERNATIONAL PATENT CO., Patent attorneys; procure, buy and sell pat ents. 171 H Police St., Omnha. Theatrical. THEATRICAL, historical nnd masque cos tumes ior amateur theatricals and par tles for rent at T. Llebcn & SonOmaha. Towel Supplies. 1 Omaha Towel Supply, 207 S. nth. D. 62S. Tree Trimming. TREES trlmrrvid; cavity work; - bracing; treatment or Injury and disease; remov ing; planting and transplanting; twelve skilled tree surgeons; over 400 satisfied customers in Omaha and nenrbv towns. PAGE TREK SERVICE UNC.i 210 Pnvidep P.iock. . Tyler 4-100. Rug Weavinrr. D'pTeN Rug Factory Extra high grade rugs made. Douglas ,892. WEAVING, old rugs remade. Tyler 1133. Safes. Q A ITC BARGAINS. 12th Farnam. -J; lj J. J. Deright Safe Co. Welding. OMAHA WELT IT NO CO. "The Careful Welders." 15th and Jackson. D. 4::97. Miscellaneous. rAXTON-MITCHELL CO. 27th and Martha Sts.,-Omaha, Neb. Ttrass, bronze, aluminum and machine Fray iron castings. L'KLL'S, MENTHOL OINTMENT can be rvirchased at Hialto Drug Store. 15th iind DouglasSts Omaha, Neb. DUMP nshes S. W. corner 35th and Fran cjs Douglas 420. WANTED TO BUY. WK BUY hub i waste jjapcr, old mapa zlrtes and newspaper?. State quantity you havo on hand. Writ. or phone for prices. Omaha Paper Stoclc Co.. lath ar.tl Marry. PnntjlHa DESKS DESKS DESKS New deslis; user desks bought, sold and traded. J. C. Reel, 12n7 Farpam. t). 6146. LIBERTY P.ON-PS RoniHT. MACKS BOND HOUSE, First Nat'l. l'.ank BIrlg. Tvler 3644. WILL buy second-hand clothing, shoes and furniture. Ty. 259s. A .avett. 705 N 16. SWAPPER COLUMN, FOR SALE OR TRADE Flveaore rdl lease, Huekhurnctt. Tox.; value $3,000, would consider good auto as part pay ment. Call or see A. S. Bayslnger, Landls Show, Twenty-fourth and O Sts., South Omaha, this week, Council Bluffs nextwek. WILL T R A PgoocTbuilil ingTot" for autoi with siarter. South 66S. FOR SALE. Furniture and Household Goods. WE sell new ana near-new" furnitureT stoves and rugs at lowest prices- cash or payments, Anier. Fuin. Co., tui fj, 10. s I FATHER how od voo of ThVT DENT IN XOOI DOME OlO OOR VirE. MEET VOO vT THE., DOCK0 I WUZ. OVER trTA, IN THE., FOR SALE Furniture and Household Goods. auction! " "auction. Etra high grade and staple furniture from seven extra good homes, Including the l.iitgett home on Flnronoo Blvd., the Shay home from West Farnam and the Din.;gaii homo from Field club district. ill he Sold in My Auction House Southeast Corner ISth and Webster Sts, Saturday, dune 12. Stiirts at 1 p. in. This is a big sale consisting of 1 over stuffed tapestry davenport and 1 over suiffed parlor suite; several expensive mahogany library tables, 1 grandfather hall clock, good sectional bookcases, and books, 1 law library; 8 extra good Milton velvet rugs, size 9x12. These rugs are almost like new, nnd several sniiiUer Wilton velvet rugs; about 15 other good rtlfis, all sizes; 1 very expen sive American Walnut dining room set complete, William and Mary period. This is one of the best dining room sets money will buy of its kind, 54-inch table, largo buffet and high-back chairs to niaii-h. Four extra good oak dining room sets complete, arid 1 mahogany (Qn.-ert Ann) d.nlng room table, and sev eral extra pieces of dining room furni ture. Several massive brass beds com plete with mattresses and springs, Sim mons and Vernia Martin beds complete. Mahogany and American Walnut bed room sets, electric lamps, electric clean ers, drapes, linens, kitchen cabinets, wo k.-r furntture, davenports, gns ranges, leo boxes, dishes, cooking utensils and huoilr.ils of articles too numerous to mention, 1017 Maxwell, A-l condition. JAMES L. DOWD. Auctioneer, If you have anything to sell call Doug. 3 s a, " Ty ler ',' 6 6 or Doug. 8S78. SELECT YOUR SPRING HOUSE FUR NISHINGS FROM THESE BARGAINS Adam period bedroom suite at $213; an Adam Period dining suite, at $153; large collection of fine furniture: room size rugs at a great reduction; cane mahogany living room suites, at $185 each. STATE FURNITURE COMPANY, Corner 14th nnd Dodge Streets. Opposite U. P. Headquarters. Omaha, Neb. Pianos and Musical instruments. DRUMS, traps, marimbas, instructions, repairing. Phone Harney 29G7. Geo. A. il' 'A' ' -7 61 Davenport St. A. HOSPE CO. art and music Pianos fnrrent. $4 00 per mnnth: ilAIlTZELL piano, mahogany, used one year, first class condition. Leaving city. $200. South 21110. SAXOPHONE HOSPITAL, repairing, re pairing. John Tuff. 1S24 Webster Tyler 4857. BARGAIN In walnut Krnnioh & Bach up right, like riew. Pouglns47()3. MUST sfll my $400 walnut case upright piano for $160. Walnut 3835. BARGAIN in Krokaner upright piano. Dg. 470:1. FINE Kimball upright, like new; big bar gain. 1419 Dodge St. RUED baby huggy, $20. 1502 South 26th. Typewriters and Supplies. TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING MACHINES ALL MAKES, bought, sold, rented and repaired. Sole agents for the CORONA. Get our prices before you buy. Every machine guaranteed. Central Typewriter Exc. Doug. 4120. 1912 Farnam. WE buy, sell and exchange all makes of typewriters. Write for list. Midland Office Supply Co., 1404 Dodge. iAXL MAKES Typewriter Co., "all makes.' 205 s. istn St. Tyler 2414. Miscellaneous. SECOND-HAND lumber for sale; used for forma In concrete work, consisting of 2x4s, 4x4s, 1-ineh sheeting, etc., also several cars 2x0 D. and M., new. Phone RoMertson, South 4720. ONE 40-horse power Fairbanks-Morse typo N. H. oil engine: used less than 2 weeks, at .a very reasonable price. Karl A.Rasmussen, Cairo, Neb. OM A HA PILLOW CO. Feather mattresses made from your own feathers, summer and winter sldes 1907Cumjng. JD. J467. CAMPING outfit, tent to cover Dodge car, nnd room,-8x8. with canvas floor; cbmmlssary wardrobe. Walnut 3709. HOOVER sweeper and 1900 electric washer. Bargains. Call Joe Myers. Tyler1011. NEW canoe for sale. Harney 3561. Call Telephone FREE dlret for the Hauling at 3310 Cen tcr St KINDLIVG & LUMBER. Web. 459 SITUATIONS WANTED. Male. CARPENTER wants work, new and re pairs, reasonable wages. James Parsons, 110 N. 13thSt. Phone Tyler 3985. POSITION In garage by a Ford repair man; direct from Ford factory. Call Wnl. 3366.1 " , YARDS graded and'seeded! Ca',1 Har. 37t5 Female. POSITION ak housekeeper by refined, ex perienced woman of 60. W'U give sat isfaction in every respect. Daughter 14. Farm or town. Bent references. Box X-90, Omaha Bee. "HOUSEKEEPERS, LAUNDRESSES. Watch the Domestic column of The Bee. Lots of good places are always advertised Don't miss them. ALL kinds of stenographic work done at horrio Webster 36:iT. - Laundry and Day Work. LAI'NDRY, cleaning wanted by experi enced colored woman. Call Mrs. Davis, Tyler 3179. EXPERIENCED colored -laundress. Cur tains and bundle washings. Webster 1075. LAUNDRY WORK for Monday, Tuesday nnd Wednesday. Webster 3088. EXPERIENCED laundress, 40o per hour. Webster 53L CURTAINS laundered, work guaranteed. Webster 5579. CLEANING, ST E R 3254. EXPERIENCED. WEB- LAUNDRY, cleaning, experienced. Web- ster 444S. -. LAUNDRY work wanted. Call Webster 4244. Bt'NDLBWASHING, Webster 1727. sweeping. Ironing. BUN DLE w a siting, soft wat er. Web. 6 949. SMALL bundle washing. Webster 4877. DAY WORK, by the hour. Web. 6028. DAY WORK, reliable. Webster 1951. HELP WANTED MALE Stores and Offices. TRAVELING salesman, auto tires, S125; traveling auditor, public accounting work, $200; stenographer, $125; ledger clerk, $100; young man, parts depart ment, auto firm, $15; bookkeeper, $125; office boy, $55. WESTERN REFERENCE & BOND ASS'N 7:t0FlrstNat'l Bank Bldg. THE help situation has tightened up a little, but we are still placing our ap plicants In desirable positions. Are you oim of them? RIGHT REFERENCE COMPANY, 8S6 First Nat'lBldg. WANTED A bright, energetic young man litween 25 and 30 years of age, for out side work in the city; straight salary proposition; good . chance for advance ment. Y -11 57, Bee. ANTED Experienced ledger clerk; give experience, past and present em ployers, references and salary In first letter. All replies confidential. Ad dress BuxX-98, Omaha Bee. BOOKKEEPER, 8150-8176 : ledger clerk, 8125; office clerk and "ashler, 8125 8130; bank teller and clerks, 8100-8125; stenographer, 8125. T H E M ARTlj CO., 11 2 6 W. O. W. Bl d g. WANTED An experienced clerk for gen , oral etore. Stale age, salary, ref erences tint letter. Y-1168, Be See Jiggs and Page of Color in NO - I COT IT ON THt BVTTLF FiEXO1 HELP WANTED MALE. Stores and Offices. STENOGRAPHER and bookkeeper, $125; bookkeeper, $155-$135; ledger clerk, $110.8125; statement clerk, $90; office clerk. $70; adding machine operator, $S0-$S6. WATTS REFERENCE CO., 1138 FirstNational Bank Bldg. ACCOUNTANT, executive Well educated, very broad commercial training, 20 years experience, is open for position of trust with' large corporation. C. B. Terwllleger, 1305 East 2d St., Ottum wa, la. Professions and Trades. i WANTED. MEN AND BOY.S FOR FACTORY WORK. GOOD PAY. STEADY WORK. GORDON LAWLESS CO., 6T1I AND DODGE. DENTIST WANTED Iowa registration necessary; probably the best salary and commission opportunity In Iowa; none but competent man of experience need apply. Dr. E. J. Ackley, Iowa Bldg., SlouxJTlty. WANTED Handy men who have had some experience on engine or turret lathes; $6 per day to start; steady work with good chances for advancement to right man. Address Y-1161, Omaha Bee. WANTED AT ONCE Tinners for Inside work; steady job to good mechanics; $1 per hour; nonunion. Brizee Metal Works. Twin Falls, Idaho. WANTED Competent truck driver 1 for oil company; give references, phone number, address. BoxX-l, Omaha Bee. MOLEK BARBER COLLEGE. " 110 SO 14TH ST. CATALOGUE FREE. MOLDERS Steady work. Berry Foun dry, St.Joseph, Mo. Salesmen and Canvassers. SALESMEN Experienced In stock-selling and with the information and litera ture furnished you should make $500 to $1,000 per week. This Is an unique proposition, contanlng a "MONEY HACK" clause; investors cannot lose; the question is. "how much" will they make? THIS IS NOT STOCK OR OIL LEASES. Have list of good prospects. Apply at once for territory, which is going fast. First man out made $300 first day. See Geo. T. Cooper, 224 Bee Bldg. WANTED Salesmen for one of the best selling propositions and best deals for Investor of anything in Texas oil. Seven different lease combinations, from 10 to 100 acres In 4 to 13 different counties. Belling from $75.00 to $300.00, on easy terms. 450,000 acres owned by one of the largest oil. companies in Texas. For full particulars, address: Lease Depart ment, Consolidated Oil Industry Com pany, C27 Gunter Bldg., San Antonio, Texas. STOCKSTLEWEN We have secured factory site and buildings. Good selling proposition. We want men who will work. Good terri tory In Iowa. (State permit). Phone 3 965, Council Bluffs. SALESMEN AND AGENTS ATTENTION! ' We have a selling proposition of merit to offer you with which you can make big money. If you are Interested and willing to work, call at 318 South 14th St..j:Jmaha WANTED Experienced salesmen to call 2075 East Grand Blvd., Detroit, Mich, -on retail hardware and general stores with well-established line; may be car ried as side or exclusive. Liberal com missions weekly or monthly. Exclusive territory. E. L. Harris, 139 So. East St., Indianapolis, Ind. ATTENTION! Various positions open for ambitious ycunc men. Salaries, $140 to $200. No experience necessary. Excellent oppor- tunity for advancement. Phone D. 6555. SALESMEN We want a"le"w more-lneT-perienced men to join our club in scien tific salesmanship. Complete training, $.10. Positions furnished free. Box G96. Bee. SALESMEN For household specialties; men with car can make good money. Call and see us and let us explain. C. FAdamsjCo.. 623 S. 16th St. YOl'XG MEN. ATTENTION! ' Wanted, 100 single young men for shale products business; salaries $100 150. Call Douglas 6563. Boys. WANTED Bright, energetic errand boy; permanent position. Mid-West Electric, 1207 Harnev. Miscellaneous. MEN WANTED TO WORK IN CLAY PLANT, $5.50 PER DAY AND UP. CHEAP HOUSE RENT EXCELLENT BOARDING HOUSE. ONLY MEN WHO ARE LOOKING FOR STEADY EMPLOY MENT THE YEAR AROUND NEED APPLY. LEHIGH SEWER PIPE & TILE CO. 204 First National Bank Building. Fort Dodge Iowa WANTED. EXPERIENCED SODA DISPENSER FOR CRICKET ROOM. ArPLY SUPERINTENDENT, BALCONY, BURGESS-NASH CO. WANTED. WAGON HELPERS. 8 HOURS PER DAY. APPLY AMERICAN RAILWAY EXP. STABLE, ISTH AND DAVENPORT. WANTED AUTO PAINTERS. ANDREW MURPHY & SON, . 16TH AND JACKSON. OMAHA, NEB. LABORERS WANTED Black or white; permanent work; good chance for ad vancement. Apply storekeeper, U. P. Store Dept., 8th and Cass. YOUNG man for warehouse and shipping work. Steady job, good pay; splendid chance for advancement, Uld-Wast Electno Co., litl Harney. 41 X-r-rrrr-, A' " ' Maggie in Full The Sunday Bee. SAE - TELL. ME; HOW. it HAPPENED HELP WANTED MALE. Miscellaneous. WANTED. FREIGHT HANDLERS. EIGHT HOURS PER DAT. $100 A MONTH. AMERICAN RAILWAY EXPRESS, . UNION STATION. WANTED AT ONCE- Laborers for building jobs, steady work. 60c per hour. If you want work, see Employers' Free Labor Bureau, 1907 Harney St. WANTED White and colored labor for street paving work, Odebolt, la. Board, 88.00 per week. Bunk, $1.25 per week. Rate, 60e and 60c per hour. Western Asphalt Paving corporation, Odebolt, la. WANTED, COMMON LABORERS FOR CONCRETE WORK. REPORT AT 11TH AND GRACE, OR CALL TYLER 2561. JANITOR WANTED. MIDDLE-AGED MAN PREFERRED. APPLY ROOM 825. W. O. W. BLDG. WANTED Young man to travel as col- lector after a crew. Salary $100 and ex penses. Permanent bond required; full protected. BoxjG SL Omaha Bee. TRAIN and yard men, railroad experi ence, for service Chicago and Kansas City. Apply W. F. Theihoff. Burlington Route. 1004 Farnam. ELDERLY, refined man may have pleas ant home for assisting with garden evenings. Address Box G 96, Omaha Bee. HELP WANTED. Male andJernale; WANTED Men, ladles and boya to learn barber trade; big demand; wages while learning; strictly modern. Csll or write 1403 Dodge St. Tri-Clty Barber College. WANTED Stenographers, temporary or permanent work. Apply Storekeeper U. P St0reDapt..8th andCassSts. SHOE salespeople wanted at once, Panor Shoe Co., 1512 Douglas. HELP WANTED FEMALE Stores and Omces. WANTED. THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED GIRL FOR OFFICE WORK; ONE WHO HAS HAD EXPERIENCE IN HANDLING CREDITS PREFERRED. ADDRESS BOX X-99, OMAHA BEE. EXPERIENCED MULTIGRAPH OPER ATOR. MUST BE COMPETENT AND ABLE TO TAKE CHARGE OF MULTI GRAPH DEPARTMENT. GOOD SAL ARY AND CHANCE FOR ADVANCE MENT. DARLOW ADV. CO., 806 WORLD-HERALD BLDG. s tfTno grap h ERSi $r25$n'oV$i 00-$9?- $85-575 ; bookkeeper, $135; stenographer and clerk, $90; typists, $100-$90-$80-$7B; Burrough posting machine operator, $90 $95. WATTS REFERENCE CO., 1138 First Natior.alBank Bldg. STENOGRAPHER, high school education, $115; stenographer, some copy work, $95; typist to learn dictaphone work, $80; blller, $70; cashier, financial In stitution, $100; P. B. X. operator, pre fer some typing. $75. WESTERN REFERENCE & BOND ASS'N, 736 First National Bank Bldg. STENOGRAPHERS, $135, $125 and $115; beginner stenographer, $80 and $86; bookkeeper, $125; assistant bookkeeper, $90; typlstt and clerk, $90; Elliot Fisher operator, $100. BUSINESS MEN'S REFERENCE ASS'N. 917-18 W. O. W. Bldg. STENOGRAPHERS ATTENTION. We need a few good stenographers at good salaries. Can also use other of fice help In all lines. Call and see us. RIGHT REFERENCE COMPANY, 636 First Nat'l Bldg. WANTED. EXPERIENCED BILL CLTJitK FOR UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER. CARPENTER PAPER CO., 9TH AND HARNEY. TYLER 268. STENOGRAPHERS. $110-$100 - $90 - $80; bookkeepers, $75-880: file clerk, 865-870; P. B. X. operator, 865-870. THE MARTI CO..- 1126 W. O. W. Bldg. Professions and Trades.' YOUNG LADIES Do you want a permanent position T No profession today offers better op portunities for good talarlea and steady employment than local or long distance telephone work. The work Is fascinating, pleasant, healthful surroundings, annual vaca tions with full pay. Sick and accident benefit without cost to employes. No experience necessary. Substantial weekly .pay while In training. Rapid advancement, Parents Invited to investigate working conditions. Apply to MRS. MORRIS, ' Employment Secretary, Room 818, New Telephone Building. Nineteenth and Douglas Streets. WANTED LADY WHO HAS HAD EX PERIENCE IN CHILDREN'S HAIR BOBBING. APPLY SUPERINTEND ENT, BALCONY. BURGESS-NASH CO. WE HAVE AN EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD POSITION FOR A WOMAN WHO HAS HAD EXPERIENCE IN LAUNDRY WORK. AN OPPORTUNITY FOR THE RIGHT PARTY TO EARN BIG WAGES. STEADY EMPLOYMENT. IDEAL WORKING CONDITIONS. DRESHER BROS.. 2217 FARNAM. WANTED Girl for power machine work. Experienced preferred; permanent posi tion; good salary. Ray Auto Too Cou 2.U( Cuming St Douglas 1084 r-r 1 1 1 i i n . v Drawn Copyrl' VE VU2. IN A F1CRCE BATTLE THE ENEN WljZ. ONLX A HUNDRED "f ARDi AWAt vs. fpncr at VUZ. RONNIN ( 3tt b'lZL HELP WANTED FEMALE. Professions and Trades. An opportuity for young women or ability who want permanent po sitions. Our business Is growing rapidly and we need several girlB who have a de sire to become really Important factors in the business world, as long lines tele phone operators. The work is extreme ly interesting and is carried on In a large, airy -office In a desirable loca tion. A homelike rest room, a good dance floor with a vlctrola that may be used at any time, a cafeteria where good wholesome meals arts served at less than cost, frequent salary Increases and rapid advancement are some of the at tractions of our offer. Apply between 9 a. m. and 5 p. m. today, Room 318. New Telephone Build ing. Ask for Miss Bell. The American Telephone And Telegraph Co., WANTED. WOMEN AND GIRLS. EXPERIENCE UNNECESSARY. GOOD PAY, STEADY WORK. GORDON LAWLESS CO., 8TH AND DODGE. GIRLS WANTED in several departments of our laundry. Highest wages paid to good workers. Quick advancement to better positions. EVANS MODEL LAUNDRY, llth and Douglas Sts. WANTED First-class maker in millinerv department, steady position to the right party. 1522 Douglas. MANGLE GIRLS, $14 per week; press ma chine girls, $16 per week. FONTENELLE HOTEL. Laundry Dept. WANTED Girls in ruling department Carpenter Paper Co., 9th and Harney. CHAS. L. FISH, Piano TnnerrVloTln.Ts ano teacher. Colfax 490"". Saleswomen and Solicitors. WANTED, SALESLADIES FOR OUR COAT. SUIT. PRESS AND BLOUSE DEPARTMENTS. BEST SALARIES. APPLY AT ONCE. ORKIN BROS., CONANT HOTEL BLDG., SIXTEENTH TREET. LADY canvassers for electric Irons and lamps; good proposition. C. F, Adams Co.. 623 S. !6th St. EXPERIENCED candy saleslady wanted. Apply Phelps Hut, 1703 Douglas St, Household and Domestic. Do you want a real home with pleasant surroundings and good treatment? If so, please phone Har. 3541 or call at 512 So. 31st street; small family; gen- eral housework. WANTED Experienced girl for general housework, small family, good wages, no laundry work. Call Walnut 4575. WHITE girl for general housework, no laundry, good home, best of wages. Harney 7349. 1301 South 35th Aye. WANTED Competent second maid; downstairs work only. Mrs. Ward Bur gess. 122 North 22d. FOR LAUNDRESSES, DAY WOMEN, E1U UK IN TUB SITUATION COL UMN OFTHE BEE. WANTED A" girl for second work. Mrs. George Van Brunt, 224 S. 8th St., Council Bluffs, la. WANTED Competent second maid, down stairs work only. M'a. Ward Burgess, 122 N. 22nd St. COMPETENT girl, general house work; j good wages; no washing. Walnut 3055. 48l5 Davenport. WANTED A maid and housekeeper. Jen nie Edmundson Hospital, Council Bluffs, Iowa. COMPETENT while maid for general housework. 324Dodge. Harney 1876. WANTED Girl for " general housework, Ii ?" J?ShH r ney4 227. COMPETENT, cook, small family: adults, I excellent wages. Call Harney 4670. EXPERIENCED girl for seconrl work. Harney 299. WHITE maid, general housework. Wal nut 2101. WANTED Competent cook. Call Har. 206. Hotels and Restaurants. WANTED. , DISHWASHER. APPLY SUPT. BALCONY. BURGESS NASH CO. WANTED Experienced chambermaids; also linen woma n. Apply Hotel Conant. WAITRESSES Leavenworth. WANTED Call at 2402 Phone Tyler 1028. WANTED FIRST AND SECOND COOK. APPLY CLARKSON HOSPITAL. TWO waitresses wanted at once. Busy Bee Cafe. 218 So. 14th. WANTED- Kltchen help. Blackstone hotel. Trade Schools. WANTED Ladles to learn barber trade. Special rates and inducements. TRI-CITY BARBER COLLEGE. Miscellaenous. GIRLS and women can make good wages and spend summer In cool Colorado as laundry workers. Large number tour ists means Increase in our force fnr summer. Eight hours. Experience de sirable, hut not necessary. Apply at once. Elite Laundry, Colorado Springs, Colo, THREE neat appearing young ladles, 18 to 23. to travel with advertising crew. Experience unnecessary, ston, Neville Hotel. See Mr. John- WANTED Colored stock girls. Apply at once. Orkln Bros. Conant Hotel Bldg., 16th and Harney. - BIG SISTERS ASSOCIATION, for the benefit of business girls. (23 Bee Bldg. Douglas 6692. GIRL In shipping room. Bros., 2217 Farnam St. Apply Dresher BUSINESS CHANCES. AT SACRIFICE Selling out our entire stock and fix tures in furniture repair shop, doing good business; well located; good rea son for selling. Address Box X-97, Omaha Bee, or call Harney 1062. C FETERIA for sale reasonable: operating eight years. Good location, fine trad". Not open Sundays. Address. Box G-97, Omaha Bee, for the Bee by McManus. ht. 1920 International News Service AN I FOOuit)HM UOOKCO OACK'.',! 3 a '2 ,NrL F"" ivici. Inc. BUSINESS CHANCES. AN OPPORTUNITY A large wholesale manufacturing business, long established In Omaha, has an opening for a young man, mar ried preferred, with experience In dic tating, handling claims, and some knowledge of ledger work. Excellent opportunity. Give experitnee, refer, ence and salary expected In first letter. ADDRESS Q-l, CARE OF OMAHA REE. FOR SALE A restaurant, confectionery, Ice cream parlor, all combined, In flrst luss shape; (lean and up-to-date; a good business. Reasons for selling. Write me for particulars. Mrs. Sadie VVIIley, yrop., Grafton, Neb., Talace Cafe. FOR SALE Hastings Tire Repair Co. at invoice price of approximately $3,800. Splendid chance for right party. In quire: Hastings Tire Repair Co., 106 N. Hast. Ave., Hastings, Nebraska. FOR SALE Stock of drugs, store buildln and dwelling; all modern and up-to date. Address Owner, 918 W. 6th Ave Denver, Colo. FOR SALE Very reasonable, rafcterla, operating 8 years, good location, fin trade; not open Sundays, Box G-97: Omaha Bee. STORE, general merchandise, for sale, with full line of fixtures, one bloc north of postofflce. Well t establishe. trade. For particulars phone Webster 1821. FOR" SALE One of'the'hest paying dru stores in northeastern Nebraska. Write E. E. Burris, Madison, Neb. TO get In or out of business. See LEWIS SCO. 411 McCague Bldg. ROOMS FOR RENT. Furnished Rooms. MOVE TO THE HAMILTON. , 24th and Farnam Single rooms with private bath. Two room suites with connecting bath, fur nished including usual hotel service. Right downtown and only $10.50 to $1 week per room, only a few left. Come at once. ERNEST SWEET, Owner. . J. B. MILLER, Manager. Douglas 1472. PHONE THE WANT AD DEPARTMENT, TYLER 1000, AND ASK ABOUT OUR BIG ROOM LIST PRINTED EVERY WEEK FOR THE BENEFIT OF OUR lAU8 AND ADVERTISERS. 31o PARK AVE, Large furnished fron room, suitable for two men; or migh arrange Housekeeping suite for marrie couple. Good location, walking distance. t-rivate rami)y. SUITE of two rooms, Hanscom park dis trict; close to three car lines.. Nice cool location. Har. 1572. Call Sunday evening. 701 SOUTH 16TH. 3d floor: large front room ana alcove, suitable for three. Also ngnt nouseKeeping rooms. FURNISHED ROOM, laundry, $2.50: good nome, walking distance. Gentlemen only. 3S South 22nd. 1923 LOCUST Two furnished rooms, all modern; close to three car lines. Web ster 6S92. LARGE, cool, furnished front room for gentlemen; walking distance. Harney VERY desirable room, good apartment. close-in, gentlemen preferred. Douglas itiu. ELMS HOTEL, 19th and Ha-rney. Rooms, jj.ou per week and up. Doug. 6005. r.i-i i.i, ana ngnt housekeeping rooiiu j g. SZMI. Housekeeping Rooms. TWO furnished light housekeeping rooms, per week. 1921 Chicago St. 1614 ST. MARYS keepitig rooms. 1 suite, light house Board and Room. wiLji, give room ana board to young man ior taking care oi lawn and gen eral help around home; reference ex changed. Harney 4848. ONE or two elegant rooms, very exclusive. West Farnam private home, breakfast ana evening tinner. Har. 2196. Garage, ONE or two elegant rooms, very exclusive, West Farnam, private heme, breakfast ana evening d!nner. Har. 2196. Garage, LARGE sleeping porch and room: will servo breakfast. 4215 Farnam. Walnut 1191). Miscellaneous. LIST your property for rent or sale with . FIRST TRUST COMPANY. Realtors. Tyler 728, FOR RENT HOUSES. Furnished. SIX-ROOM brick flat, In West Farnam district, well furnished, see us at once or It will be gone. S. P. BOSTWICK & SON, 300 Bee Bldg. Tyler1506. H K.MMtMi 7-room mortem house; sum mer; cheap to right party. ' 1315 South 35trJ Ave.. Bar. 6629 7-liOOM furnished home; splendid location; adults only; Har. 2414. summer: reference, 4-ROOM briek, Webster 1640. steam heated flat. Call Unfurnished. SEVEN-ROOM modern house, $40 per montn. Apply cnris Boyer, 224 and Cuming Sts. WANTED TO RENT. Furnished Apartments and Houses, WANTED To rent desirable small modern home; good location for Rix months or longer; prefer furnished: rent in advance If desired; best of references. Call Har- ney 7041. Garage Space. GARAGE SPACE. GARAGE WITHIN FIVE BLOCKS OF 34TH AND SEWARD. CALL WAL NUT 2411 OR HARNEY 4079. FOR RENT APTS. AND FLATS. Furnished. HOME WITH CONVENIENCE OF HOTEL. Suites of two and three rooms In beautifully appointed building. Linen bedding, china, cooking utensils, heat, gas, light, 'water, phone and other necessities furnished. We assume your servant probietn. Every courtesy ex tended In showing apartments. EL-BEUDOR APARTMENTS. Podge, at Eighteenth. Tyler 4200. I.nTtHE HAMILTON, 24TH ANP FARNAM. Living room with Murphy bed. kitch enette and bath. completely fur nished Including dishes and silverware. A snap at $15 per week. Just vacated. Act quickly. ERNEST SWEET, Owner. J. B. MILLER, Manager. Douglas1472. VERY desirable 6-room furnished apart ment; Immediate possession; references required. Calkins Co.. Douglas 13 FURNISHED apartment, 2 rooms and a kitchenette, 410 Sweet Wod Ave. LIVE STOCK. WANTED TO BUY. 25 MILCH GOATS , AND 2 BILLIES. ALL-AMERICAN CHEMICAL CO.. 1310 S. 16TH. DOUGLAS 4864. POULTRY AND PET STOCK. GENTLE fresh milk goaTs. yolfax 1615. Bee Want Ads Produce Results. FOR RENT A PT S. ANDFLATS Furnished. NICELY furnii.h'd five-room apartment, private hath, strictly modern. lnqtins 2552 Cuming, Apt. I,. Tvb-r 44'i Unfurnished. GET TOCATKn 1 NI THE I1AM- 1I.TOX. 24th and Farnam. J4TII AND FARNAM. Very exceptional 6-toom apartment, living room, dining room, 2 fine corner bedrooms, dandy huge kitchen wi'h built-in refrigerator, butler's pantry, and rear porch Tiled bath. Kirst-clnss cordltlon throughout. We furnish the steam heat, remove the ashes and gar bage, mow the lawn and shovel the snow. Yours for $100 per month. Act qutcklv. Just vnonted. ERNEST SWEET, Owner. J. B. MILLER, Manager. Douglas 1472. STRICTLY modern, unfurnished aparN ment. Hansrom park district. 1129 S. 29th St. Harney 8246. FOR RENT B us i n essProper tyT NEW STORES TWENTY-FOURTH, RET WEEN" FARNAM AND DOUGLAS. Hanrti-ome terra cotta fronts, just completed terr.izza floors, size 4ix'i0; suitable for many llne of business. Change your location to a bettor one. Call D-1472. 1,200 SQUARE FEET new office space available soon for lease hy one tenant In addition Omaha National Bank building now under construction. This will make splendid quarters .for some responsible concern. Apply immediate ly. Concrete Engineering Co., 1116, Omaha National Hank. FRONT half ground floor for store or of. flee, also large basement. 324 8. 19tri St. Phone Douglas 1431. TWO-CAR garage, 3:j AvtTVnV Harney. Harney 219fi. EDUCATIONAL. DAY SCHOOL. "NIGHT SCHOOL. BOYLES COLLEGE Complete courses In accountancy, ma chine bookkeeping, comptometery, short hand and typewriting, railroad and wiring telegraphy, eivii service and all English and commercial branches. Write, call or phone Douglas 1565 for large illustrated catalogue Address BOYLES COLLEGE, Boyles Building, Omaha, Neb. LEARN tire, repairing and retreading; also tube repairing and all rubber ,ul canlzlng IN THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE rinc nm-AIIUAIj ttCJrln.Jlj I'.MA- HA. Three weeks learning, $15. Writs or call NATIONAL TIRE SHOP. 17th and Capitol Ave. Van Sant School of Business, Day and Evening Schools. 220 Omaha National Bank Bldg. Douglas 6890 PRIVATE lo matic art. liogerson, sons in expression and dra Producilon in October. H. 812 North 36th. HORSES AND VEHICLES. For Sale. 20 HEAp fine farm horses, mares, mules. Some mares in foal. All stock guaran- teed, sound, good condition. Apply M. C. Peters Mill Co., 29th and B Sts., or after 6 p. m. phone South 475. MOVINGA,NDSTOlfAGET7' FIDELITY fNf A,& CO. STORAGE, MOVING. PACKING HOUSEHOL DGOODS AND PIANOS. REASONABLE RATES. FREE RENTAL SERVICE. COMPLETE LIST OF HOUSES AND APARTMENTS. 16th and Jackson Sts. Douglas 28. MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE. FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE. Separate locked rooms for household goods and pianos, moving, packing and shipping. OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE CO., 806 South 16th. Doug. 4163. METROPOLITAN VAN and STORAGE CO. Owned by H. R. Bowen Co. Tyler 3400. GLOBE VAN. TirtANSFER AND STORAGE CO. For real service In hauling or etor age, call Tyler 230 or Douglas 4338. Auto or wagon service. TRY US FIRST. AMERICAN MESSENGER AND EXPRESS. Douglas 5900-5901. Moving, hauling all kinds. Quick service. CAPPS-LONG TRANSFER CO., Havy hauling:, furniture, plane mov In? and live etook hauling. Prompt, ef ficient service. Douglas 6251. UNION TRANSFER" CO. LET us estimate your moving, packing and storage. 1605 Davenport Doug. 2908. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. 100 USED CARS MUST BE SOLD THIS WEEK. We are remodeling our building and must have space. Will sacrifice. Priced from $75 to $750. Fords to Hudson to see them at ' Cars all kinds, from super Don't fall Marsh Oakland Co., 2309 Farnam St. Douglas 6251. DRIVE IT YOURSELF, COMPANY RENT A NEW FORD DRIVE IT YOURSELF THE MOST ECONOMICAL AUTO MOB1LING; CHEAPER THAN OWN ING A CAR. NEW, Al CONDITION. SELF-STARTERS. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT THE 365 DAYS. 1314 HOWARD STREET. DOUG. 2622. TRUCK BARGAINS. 2-ton Republic, rebuilt, like new, good tires, newly rainted; guaranteed; only $1,400. 1-ton Republic. "newly painted, rebuilt, like new: guaranteed condition; only $in0. 1-ton Republic, overhauled, painted and new tires; $600. Ford, with Smith. 1-ton attachment, with bodv and cab, fine condition; $350. ANDREW MURPHY A SON, 14th and Jackson Sts. "FORDS. BUICKS, DODGES NEW AND USED Cash or time. Drive them and pay bVj , the month. All cars In good mechanical' shane. Fords, bodies, cabs, truck bodies. Send for catalogue. GOLPSTROM AUTO 8ALES CO., 1318 Harney St. Tyler 714. CENTRAL GARAGE. Open day and night. FOR SALEONE 1919 ELCARv TOURING; SEE ROSEN BLATT AND SON, 16TH AND CORBY STS. CALL WEB. 1675 OR WEB. 2176; CASH OR TERMS. . REBUILT HUDSON SUPER-SIXES. We h'ave aeveral rebuilt and reflninhd Hurlsona In closed and tourlnsr modeli; exceptional valuei; terms if desired. GUY L. SMITH, Southeast Jrner of 26th anei Farnam. ' GOOD LIGHT" CARS' CHEAP. 20 MAXWELL TOURING $600. '20 ilHEVROI.ET TOURING $"1. 'IS nllTCHKLL LIGHT SIX $600. TWENTY OTHERS, $165 UP. TRAWVER AUTO CO., 2210 FARNAM. OLDSMOBILE EIGHT And Overland model 85 "four." used by stock salesmen In country work; both In good condition. Going to California; must sell quickL Csll Webster 1285 OVERLAND roadster 75. good condition, newly painted. In perfect running order, new tires. Must sell because of lack of garage space. Price $300; $150 earn, balance In monthly payments. Call at 3802 No. 17th St. Phone Web. 3169. 'INANCIAL situation compels Immediate sale of my new Allen touring car, run less than 700 miles. Will take sub stantial loss for Immediate funds. Call Harney 7383evenlngs or Sundays. 1919 OAKLAND TOURING CAR Com pletely overhauled and revarnlshed; looks new snd practically good as new-ev Priced low for Quick sale. Y-1160, Oma- ha F!ee. CTnDie.r k-i , . . . . UO'itnuu mi.icur, nilliril g n 1 " n IT:,,. exchange price 2 cell, $15; Dodge and, Maxwells, 820. Midland Battery Com 2615 Leavt-BWortb BV, Carrie J, Burford620 Paxton Bj'd. D. 1208. ,t )V" ' ." ' 4- J St V- 4 4k , I l ii llt I