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    THE BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, JUNE 15, 1920
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DEATH & FUNERAL NOTICES.
CHALUPSLY Michael J., aged 4 yaa'r
June 14, 1120. He Is survived, besides his
wife, by on. Hon. Arthur, his mother.
Mrs. Catherine of Elba. Neb; four
brothers and three sisters, Anton,
Frank of Elba. Jake. Comstock: Joe of
Omaha; Mrs. Florence Wells, Mis. Caa
Barnes nf Elba, Neb.; Mrs. 1'e.ter Sedllck
of St. Paul, Neb. He is a member of
the M. V. A. and the A. O. II. W.
Funeral from family residence, 6061
Military Ave., at S;30 a. m. to St.
Bernards rhurch at 9 o'clock. Inter
ment Holy Sepulchre cemetery.
81 SIMONS Charles E.," aeeiOj' years.' A
civil war veteran, fought last fight,
pneslng away Friday evening. June 11,
at 7: 10 p. m. at residence, 703 Dodge
St. He is survived besides his widow
by three sons. Charles. Hurt and John
Services will be held Monday afternoon
at 4 p. m. at John A. Gentlemen's mor
tuary; shipped Tuesday morning to
Beatrice for Interment.
H A RP E R Jacob" A. 1 5 0 3 Y at (is, June 1 4,
aged 35.
Funeral from Hoffman- Funeral home.
Twenty-fourth and Dodge, Wednesday
I p. m. Interment Konst Lawn. De
esased Is survived by his wife, a son and
one brother, George, of Omaha.
HAZELBAKER Funeral services for
Thomas A. Haselbaker, 70 years old, will
be held at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon
at the home of his daughter, .Mrs. W. II.
Reilley, 2103 Lothrop street. Burial will
be in Forest Lawn cemetery.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
STACK & FALCONER,
"INDEPENDENT UNDERTAKERS"
PIERCE-AKROW
AMBULANCE SERVICE.
Thirty-third andFarnam. Harney 64.
TAGGART & SON,
UNDERTAKERS AND E.MHALMERS.
Telephone Pour I a a "14. 2216 filming St.
HEAFEY & HEAFEY,
Undertakers and Emba liners.
Phnna H. 265, O f flee 2 61 1 Farnam.
HULSE & RIEPEN,
Pioneer Funeral Directors.
T01 South Itith St. Douglas 1066.
NEW LOCATION
CROSBY'S NEW FUNERAL HOME.
2018 WIRT ST.
Away from noise of busy streets.
PHONE WEBSTKR 74.
DUFFY & JOHNSTON,
UNDERTAKERS. 717 S. 16th. Tyler 1676.
FLORISTS.
LEE L. LARMON TOtf'
1814 Douglas St. Douglas 8244.
Ij. Henderson. 1519 Farnam. Dougla 1248.
JOHN BATH, ISth and Farnam. D. 3000.
MONUMENTS & CEMETERIES.
THE largest display of monuments in
:hs United States. FRANK SVOBODA.
UU S. 13th. Phone Douglas .1872-5216.
J BIRTHS AND DEATHS.
Births Harry and Mary Parle, 622
North Thirty-first street, boy; Victor and
Anna Banzet, 1932 South Seventeenth
street, boy; Joseph and Belle Stanley,
hospital, girl; Kenneth and Bessie Knapp.
hospital, boy; Jaroslav and Annie Galda,
hospital, girl; Edward and Jean Dodd,
hospital, girl; Carl and Rose Rlehes, hos
.pttal, . boy; James snd Agnes Jensen,
1S1 North Twentieth street, girl; Emll
and Ethel Lindberg, hospital, boy;
Sebastlano and Gagia Bonfiglio. 604 Pierce
strfcet, girl; Antonio and Iva Notino, 1462
South Thirteenth street, girl; James and
Ellis Oregerson, hospital, girl: Robert and
Josephine Stratton, hospital, gl ; Fredrick
and Mary Cole, 410 Francis street, girl;
Jacob and Emma Erman, hospital, boy;
Charles and Ida Burmertea, hospital, girl.
Deaths Russell Woods, 33 years, hos
pital 1 Sallie Fergarson, Infant, 1911 Lo
throp street; Marshall Allen Jacobs, 6
years, hospital; Elisabeth Bofsgs, 88 years,
4531 South Fourteenth street; Infant
Starlen, infant, 2411 J street; Emma
Bona, 7 years, Ollmore, Neb.; Marie Vod
lcka, 50 yeara. 320 1'oppleton avenue; Dan
iel Elton Smith, 67 years, hospital; Mary
Schroeder. 48 years, hospital; Fred
George Maystrlrk, Infant. 2421 South Six
teenth street; Chris. Dahlgard, 47 years,
Fifteenth and Farnam streets; Marie
Jaqulas, 1 year, Gibson station; John
Haley, yeara. hospital: Delmon A. El
lis, 63 years, 411 North Nineteenth street;
Vlehael Francis Healey, infant, hospital;
Toney Kellum, 41 years. 2218 North
Twanty-flfth street; Ada Mackintosh, 49
years, hospital.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Earl M Fisher. .27. Hamburg, la., and
Isabel F. Zach. 22, Hamburg. Ia.
Henry Pebua, 29, Fremont, Neb., and
Hasi.l M. Castor, 83, Fremont. Neb.
Homer P. Banner, 12. Omaha, and
Kegina Majeakl, 19, Omaha.
I.oyd Miller. 20, Omaha, and Wllda
Patrick, 17, Omaha.
Earl Ross Smith. 28, Omaha, and Isa
bella Smith, 24, Omaha.
Oscar R. Hauptman, 2?, Omaha, and
Emma Kavan, 26, Omaha.
Joseph Csebely, SS. Missouri Valley,
and Elizabeth. WItman. 33, Hastings,
Tl
Marvin Werti, 21. Greenwood, and
Geneva Tague, 17, Omaha.
Edward Tierman, 26, Omaha, and Mar
garet E. Buggy. 23, Omaha.
Alfred P. Smith, 22, Omaha, and Zella
M. Barger, 19, Omaha.
John R. Weed. 29, Omaha, and Jessie
M. Jewell. 22, Omaha.
Virgil X Morton, 26, Omaha, and Jane
H. Griffiths, 26, Des Moines, Ia.
Carmelo Fallse, 38. Omaha, and Lucia
Wancuso,, 12, Omaha.
Emll O. Elsercr, 36, Omaha, and Em
ily N. Settle, 30, Omaha.
Paul C. Brenneman, 28, Charlton, Ia.,
and Minnie M. Moore. 21, Charlton, Ia.
LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS.
'OR ARTICLES LOST on street cars tele
phone Tyler 800. We are anxious to re
store lost articles to rightful owners.
OMAHA A COUNCIL BLUFFS ST. RY.
CO.
LOST Pocketbook containing $68. Satur
day at 9 p. m., In vicinity of 24th snd
Cuming. Reward. Finder call Wal.
3376.
EOST Little white French poodle: an
swers by the name "Plnney." Finder
pleasecallWal. 2829. Reward.
LOST Leather-covered route book. Re
turn to Jewell Tea Co., 1911 cu:n..,.
Reward.
ESsT Boston bulldog, 4 months old. Call
Douglas 3969 for reward.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
JV ANTED For Edgar, Neb., shows, riders
and concessions; also free acts for big
Fourth of July celebration: three days,
July 1, 2 and 3, under auspices of the
American Legion. Billed lllee a circus
for 60 miles. First celebration In this
part of state under auspices of the
American Legion. Everybody boosting.
Big surrounding country to draw from.
Let us Jtnow what you have in first
letter. So time for correspondence.
R. T. JONES, Post Commander.
Address all correspondence to
K. VERNON SOMMERVILLE,
Edgar, Nebrsaka.
PERSONAL.
tHE SALVATION Army Induatrlal home
solicits your old clothing, furniture,
magazines. We collect We distribute.
Phone Pour. 4135 and our wagon will
call. Call and Inspect our new home,
1110-1112-1114 Dodge street
WANTED Mabel Lewis Burns to corre
spond with aunt In Ottumwa, Ia., re-
' gards settlement of grandfather estate.
fYSTEM of Swedish massage, facial mu
tate and steajnbaths. Douraal641.
CHILDREN cared for at my home by daj
or hour. 4111 No. 23d. Colfax 1701.
MASSAGE Manicuring, 210 N. lilh St.,
open untl p. m.
MASSAGE and electria treatment. Ill
Neville Blk.
ULECTRIC
2fll.
bath and masaase. Webster
PR. BURKE moved to 52 Douglaa block,
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
' Banks.
i p. e. lnt compounded quarterly on aa
ings. American State Bank, ISth. 4 Far,
BRINGING UP
I'LL HIDE NE HONEt
IN THE Cvsrso Or ME
HAT IT'LL trFe
WELL -I'M
REA.OX
FROM MAC4IE IN
NNpU2LCEMENTS;
Accordcon Pleatin g.
ACCORDION, side, knife, sunburst box
pleating, covered buttons, all sizes and
styles: hemstitching, plcot, edging, eve
lei cut work, button holes pennants,
Ideal Button and Pleating Co.. 308
Brown Blk. Douglas 1936.
Ton Notch Shop Hemstitching" btaldlng,
beading, all kinds pleating. Doug. 6011.
Room 33. Dou g las B1 k 16 1 h an d Pod ge.
Contractors.
CARPENTERING, repairing, remodeling
done. L. J. Erlckson. Call Walnut
.L55L
n".J. RI'BEEST carpenter" all klnda of
new and repair work. Webster 3233.
Dentists.
oPr. Bradbury. No pain. 021 W. O. W. Bid.
Dress Suits.
FULL dress suites and tuxedo for rent.
109 N. 16th St. John Feldman. P. 312S.
Chiropdists.
Carrie J. Burford. 620 Paxton Bid. D. 1208.
Dancing Academies.
SUMMKR DANCING KATES.
T'TTT 'DTXTTP School for Dancing.
lILlLl-r Iri XU "424 Farnam. P. 7850
Class at 8; dancing at 9 i. m. Monday,
Thur., Sat.; private lessons any time.
TURPINE'S SCHOOL OF DANCING,
fancy stage, and social. ll crounse
Hldg., opposite postofflce. Phone Har
ney 6439. Douglas 659. Also dancing
every Saturday and Sunday evenings.
Detectives.
PIPKIN'S NATIONAL PETECTIVE
AGENCY. Incorporated Pouglas 1107.
Arlington Blk., Omaha, Neb,
JAMES ALLAN, 312 Neville Blk. Evl-
den ce s.-urcd In an cases, ly ler mo.
RELIABLE Detective Bureau. Railway
Ex. Bldg. Dofiglos2056; N!ghLCol.465.
Electrical Utilities.
VACUUM CLEANERS delivered, called
for, 60c day. Webster 165V, 10 a. m. to
4 p. m.
HOOVER and, other sweepers for rent;
delivered Webster 4283.
ELECTRIC vacuum
Douglas 6718;
cleaners for rent.
Films Developing.
WE PEVELOP YOUR FIMS FREE
When Prints Are Ordered. ,
SCHMITZ PHOTO SUPPLY.
Merrltt Drug Stores Omaha.
Gas Stoves Connected.
GAS atovea connected 12. Rebuilt. Harney
277 daya or Harney 1619 evenings.
STOVES connected, house piping. Walnut
2008.
Hats Blocked.
HATS cleaned, and blocked while you wait,
at Paxtnn Hat Works, Hiu7Vs Farnam
St.; work guaranteed. D. 6939.
HATS cleaned, reblocked. ladles' straw
hats specialty. Mastos Bros.. 1520 Har'y.
Hauling.
YOUR hauling contracted by day or year;
2-ton truck; prompt efficient service.
Harney 6459.
WILL d.i all kinds of hauling. Ton truck.
Ashes, refuse. Harney 7316. '
Jewelry.
DIAMONDS
pay the beet
price with privilege
to buy back at small profit. GROSS
JEWELRY Co.. 402 N. 16th EL Doug.
6049;
"kodak Developing and Finishing.
ENLARGING, copying and coloring.
Amateur finishing. Write for prices.
Omaha Photo Shop. 201 Barker Blk.
FILMS developed; printing and enlarging.
Write for prices. The Ensign Co., 1607
Howard St.
. Mattresses Repaired.
CITY MATTRESS CO., mattresses made
over: springs repaired. 2814 Cuming.
Harney 7 It 2;
Printing.
WEDDING announcements and printing.
Douglas Printing Co. Tel. Douglas 644.
Phonographs.
QUALITY PHONOGRAPHS
AND RECORDS, LOWEST PRICES.
CASH OR TERMS.
THE MUSIC SHOP, INC.
1516 Harney St. Douglaa 6839.
Sewing Machines.
"SEWING MACHINES
We rent, repair, aell needles and parts.
MICKEL'S
15th and Harney.- Douglaa 1171.
Tailors.
M. KF.ISER. 306 South. 18th. Doug. 1187.
Paintirfg and Paper Hanging.
PAINTING, paperhanglng, guaranteed
work. Prices Tight. Phone for estl
niates. I can save you money. Ty. 2765.
LET me figure your paperhanglng snd
Interior decorating. Otto Larsen, Web
ster 4574.
PAINTING and paperhanglng. Phone
Walnut 6452.
FIRST-CLASS paper hanging, painting.
Douglas 1909
PAPERHANGING, painting.
Walnut 4574.
prlcea right
PAINTING. paperhanglng.
Walnut 4667,
plastering.
PAINTING,
las 6322.
paperhanglng, cleaning, Doug-
PAPERHANGING;
4998.
prlcea right. Walnut
Razor Blades Sharpened
SAFETY razor blaSes sharpened, new ra
zors, razor blades sold. Omaha Raror
Sharpening Co., 1622 H Dodge. 10S N. 1$.
Patent Attorneys.
INTERNATIONAL PATENT CO., Patent
attorneys; procure, buy and sell pat
enta. 1716 Dodee St., Omaha.
Theatrical.
THEATRICAL, historical and masque coa
tumea for amateur theatricals and par
ties for rent at T. Lleben & Son. Omaha,
Towel Supplies.
Omaha Towel Supply, 207 S. llt"h. D. 528.
Tree Trimmin g.
TREES trimmed; cavity work: bracing:
treatment of Injury -and disease; remov
ing; plunting and transplanting; twelve
skilled tree surgeons; over 400 satisfied
customers In Omaha and nearby towns.
PAGE TREE SERVICE (INC.l
210 Davldge Block. - Tyler 4800.
Rug Weaving.
DEEN Rug Factory Extra high
ruga made. Douglaa 5 892.
grade
WEAVING, old ru gs remadq, Tyler 1433.
Safes,
Sgg BARGAINS
12th Farnam.
Derlgbt Safe Co.
Screen Reparing.
SCREEN WORK.
Doors, windows, porches and general
work, all kinds. Webster 6233.
Welding.
OMAHA WELDING CO. "Tha Careful
Welders." 16th and Jackson. D. 4397.
Miscellaneous.
PAXTON-MITCHELL CO.
17th and Msrtha 8ts Omaha, Neb.
Brass, Wronie, aluminum and machine
gray iron castings,
BELL'8 MENTHOL OINTMENT can ' be
rurchaacd at Rtalto Drug Store. 16th
and Douglas Sts., Omaha, Neb.
DUMP aahea 8. W. corner 35th and Fran
eia. Douglaa 420.
FOR SALE.
Furniture and Household Goods.
WE sell new and near-new furniture,
stovrs and rugs at lowest prices; cash
or paynientaArnerFurn. Co;, BOi N. It.
GAS RANGE Four burners, low oven,
good condition. - 2447 Brown St Call
evening,
1 I XI
i; -V l.
FATHER
VTA.NO UP t
WANT TO tiEE
HOW XOO LOOK
BEFORE tOU
CO CAVLLINCi
WITH ME
33
FOR SALE
Furniture and Household Goods.
SELECT TOUR SPRING HOUSE FUR
NISHINGS FROM THESE BARGAINS
Adam period bedroom suite at 2213;
an Adam Period dining suite, at $163;
large collection of fine furniture; room
size, rugs at a great reduction; cane
mahogany living room suites, a-. 2185
each.
STATE FURNITURE COMPANY.
Corner 14th and Dodge Streets.
Opposite U. P. Headquarters. Omaha, Neb.
Auction Auction.
Big fale of high grade furniture,
rugs, talking machine and pianos and
furnishings of several good homes.
In my auction house, southeast cor
ner ISth and Webster streets.
Wednesday, June IS. Starts at 1 p. m.
This is an extra big sale. Watch the
papers for details.
JAMES L. DOWP CO., Auctioneers.
If you have anything to sell, call
Poug. 3285,JTyler 9C6 orDoug.8S78.
ROUND oak combination range. Walnut
8099.
Pianos and Musical Instruments.
DRUMS, traps, marimbas. Instructions
lepstring. Phone Harney 2967. Geo. A.
Smith. 2761 I)avenport St.
HARTZELL piano, mahogany, used one
year, first class condition. Leaving
city. $200. SouthilGO;
SAXOPHONE HOSPITAL, repairing, re-
paddli.g. John Taff. 1S24 Webster
Tyler 4857.
A. HOSPE CO.
Everything in
art and music
Pianos for rent, $4.00 per month.
BARGAlN"7n walnut Kranlch & Bach up-
right, like new. Douglas 4703.
FINE Kimball upright, like new; big bar-
galn. 1419 Dodge St.
Cl'NWAY PIANO Excellent condition'.
Harney G010.
WILL sell piano cheap. Never been used.
Tyler 2174.
Poultry.
FOR SALE 19 hens and
Douglas 8230.
2 roosters. Call
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 Faniam.
WE will sell the following articles very
reasonable as they are not In use.
1 mahogany typewriter chair.
2 very fine mahogany arm chairs.
2 straight back chairs.
1 table, 36x72.
1 letter file (3 sections).
1 beautiful oak book case (3 sections).
207 S. Eighteenth St.
CHECK WRITERS, Todds, Peerless, F &
E, all makes; bargains; some new; savo
half. THE SAFEGUARD PI AGONAL,
320 Neville Bldg., Poug. 7160.
REMINGTON typewriter. No. ll7Bcar
rlage, with Wahl added attachment;
used for banks or wholesale houses.
Phone Tyler 80.
WE buy. sell and exchange alt makes
of typewriters. Write for list. Midland
Office Supply Co., 1404 Dodge.
ALL MAKES Typewriter Co., "all makee.'
205 S. 18th St. Tyler 2414.
Miscellaneous.
ONE 40-horse power Fairbanks-Morse
typo N. B. oil engine: used less than 2
weeks, at a very reasonable price. Karl
A. Rasmussen, Cairo. Neb.
OMAHA PILLOW CO. Feather mattresses
made from your own feathers, summer
and winter sides. 1907 Cuming. P. 2467.
HOOVER Sweeper and 1900 Electric Wash
er. Bargains. Call Joe Myers. Tyler
1011.
600 PAIRS spectacles and eyeglassses,
$1.25 to $5; guaranteed. 601 Securities
Bldg.
TWO used electric washersi good as new.
Call Webster 5S2.
GOOD drophead sewing machine,
able. Tyler 281L
1-5K. genuine diamond
2064.
ring, $100. Wal.
KINDLING & LUMBER. Web. 459
WANTED TO BUY.
WE BUY baled waste paper, old maga
zines and newspapers. State quantity
you havo on hand. Write or phone for
prices. Omaha Paper Stock Co., 15tb
and Marcy. Douglaa 169.
WANTED TO BUY.
25 MILCH GOATS
ANP 2 BILLIES.
ALL-AMERICAN CHEMICAL CO..
1210 S. 16TH. POUGLAS 4864.
DESKS DESKS DESKS
New desks; used deska bought, sold and
traced. .1. C. Reed. 1207 Farnam. D. 6146.
LIBERTY BONDS BOUGHT.
A LACKS BOND HOUSE.
1421 First Nat'l. Bank Bldg. Tyler 3644.
WILL buy second-hand clothing, shoes and
furniture. Ty. 2598. A Zavett, 706 N 16.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.
AccniTNTANT. executive Well educated
very broad commercial training, 20
years' experience, Is open for position
of trust with' large corporation, i.. u.
Terwtlleger, 1306 East 2d St., Ottum-
wa, la.
POSITION In garage by
-man; direct from Ford
Wal. 3366.
Ford repair
factory. Cull
WANTED-
Lawns to mow and light haul-
Ing.
Walnut 3515.
YAjUgrdeljdseedecLCall Har. 1721.
Female.
HOUSEKEEPERS, LAUNDRESSES.
Watch the Domestic column of Tfce
Bee. Lots of good f.lacea are always
advertiselDon't mlsatbem.
G6obTYPIST." WANTS EXTRA WORK
TO DO AT HOME. WALNUT 3564.
Laundry and Day Work.
FAMILY WASHING, rough or finished.
Guaranteed. Daywork; strictly depend
ahle. Webster 3184.
LAUNDRY, cleaning wanted by experi
enced colored woman. Call Mrs. Davis,
Tyler 3179.
EXPERIENCED colored laundress. Cur
tains and bundle washings. Webster
1975.
LAUNDRY WORK for Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday. Webster 3086.
EXPERIENCED" laundress, 40c per Lour.
Webster 6531.
BUNDLE WASH ING,
sweeping. Ironing.
Webster 1727.
FIRST-CLASS" laundress wants day work.
Webster 1409.
CLEANING,
EXPERIENCED. WEB-
STER 3254;
LAUNDRY, cleaning
experlenced. Wb-
ater 4448
BUNDLE washing, colored woman. South
4868.
LAUNDRY
work wanted. Call Webater
4224.
W OMAN wants d ay work. Webs tcr 186T.
SMALL hurdle washing. Webster 4877.
nAJRK.bvthehour. Web. 6028.
DAY WORK, reliable. Webster 1951.
BUNDLE WASHING Webster 1379.
DAY work wanted
DAY work wanted.
Webster 681,
Webater 1608.
HELP WANTED MALE
Stores and Offices.
TRAVELING SALESMAN, about 28 years
old. established firm, $140; traveling
salesman, auto tires, $160; traveling
auditor. Dubllo accounting work, $200;
stenographers, $126; ledger clerk, neat
penman. $126: boy, parta department,
nutn firm. 865.
I WESTERN REFERENCE A BOND ASS'N
I 731 Frst Nail Bank BIO, .
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See Jiggs and Maggie in Full
Page of Colors in The Sunday Bee.
LOOK. TrlREl-S
THE KINO OP A. ' rf.
HAT IVE MWAX
WANTED
YOU TO
have:
HELP WANTED MALE.
Stores and Offices.
LEDG13R CLERK, $135; stenographer and
bookkeeper, $125; stenographer, $100;
stock clerk, auto parts expert, $90 to
$100: ffnre clerk, good penman, $100;
checker, $90-$l00; adding machine op
erator, $S0-$S5; sa'csman, Nebraska ter
ritory, $175. expanse and bonus.
WATTS REFERENCE COMPANY
1138 First National Bank Bldg.
WANTED A brlgnt, energetic young man
between 25 and 30 years of age, for out
side work In the city; straight salary
proposition; good chance for advance
ment. Y-1157. Bee.
BOOKKEEPERS, HSO-f 136; stenograph
ers. $125-$135.
THE MARTI CO., 1126 W. O. W. Bldg.
WANTED An experienced clerk for gen
eral store. State age. salary, ref
erences first letter. Y-1159, Bee.
WANTED -V man to work In drug store.
All around work. Harney 3478, 32d Ave.
and Arbor St.
TELLER for Omaha bank; give ex
perience, etc. Box G-86, Omaha Bee.'
DRAFT and collection clerk, Omaha bank.
Box G-92, Omaha Bee.
Professions and Trades.
WANTED.
MEN ANP BOYS
FOR FACTORY WORK.
GOOD PAY. STEAPY WORK.
GORDON LAWLESS CO.,
4TH AND DODGE.
ATTENTION!
Various positions oppn for ambitious
ytuntf men. Salaries, $140 to $:00. No
experience necessary. Excellent oppor
tunity fordvancement. Phone D. 6555.
YOUNG MEN; ATTENTION!
Wanted, 100 single young men for
shale products business; salaries $100
150. Call Douglas 6663.
WANTED AT ONCE Tinners for Inside
work; steady job to good mechanics; $1
per hour; nonunion. Urlzee Metal
Works, Twin Falls, Idaho.
MOLDERS Steady work. Berry Foun
dry, St. Joseph, Mo.
WANTED at once, repair man and press-
er. permanent employment. Good
wages. The Glesen'a, Seward, Neb
MOLER BARBER COLLEGE.
110 SO. 14TH ST. CATALOGUE FREE.
Salesmen and Canvassers.
WANTED Salesmen for one of the best
selling propositions and beat deals for
Investor of anything In Texas oil. Seven
different lease combinations, from 10 to
100 acres in 4 to 13 different counties,
selling 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, 07 Gunter Bldg., San Antonio,
Texas.
STOCK SALESMAN
Going concern, manufacturing a ne
cessity. Have state' permit. Party must
have clean record and references. Will
make special proposition for quick re
suits. Write at once to Omaha Bee,
Box No. 291.
STOCK SALESMAN7"
Experienced atock salesman to sell the
Guaranteed Dividend Preferred stock of
an old established Omaha company
rated at $500,000. High credit which
has paid regular dividends for ten yeara,
Good leads furnished. Call Boom i,
Wead Bldg.
racking House Stock Salesmen.
Denver meat packing plant with feed
yards, backed by prominent western
live stock men, desires few experienced
salesmen for Colorado and Wyoming.
Good commissions, virgin territory, Ex
cellent appeal. Midwest Packing Co.,
Central Savings Bldg., Denver.
SALESMEN Represent " factory direct
high-grade line sanitary brushes. Sell
dealers and Jobbers, either alone or side
line, small and large towns. Exclusive
territory for right man. Commission
basis. State experience. Her-Gen Mfg
Jri'?7J!i 43rd, Chicago.
DISTRIBUTER wanted' In every town for
Speedollne; $300 to $500 per month; ex
clusive territory; automobile free to
workers. Speedollne Co., Dept. 70. Dal
las, Texas.
SALESMEN For household specialties;
men with car can make good money.
Call and see us and let us explain. C.
F. Adams Co.. 623 S. 16tb St.
SALESMEN wanted at once. City or
traveling experience unnecessary. For
openings and particulars, write C-50,
Omaha Bee.
Teamsters and Chauffeurs.
DRIVER WANTED
For Ford delivery truck. Must bfl
well acquainted wl!h city and come well
recommended. Apply to shipping cleric.
Loose-Wiles Biscuit Co.,
12 Davenport St.
TRUCK DRIVERS WANTED AT ONCE.
1211 HOWARD ST. TYLER 1976.
Boys.
THE CURTIS PUBLISHING CO.. PrB
USHERS OF THE SATURDAY EVE
NING POST AND LADIES' HOME
JOURNAL. IS MAKING A SPECIAL
PRIZE OFFER TO OMAHA BOYS.
THIS WORK CAN BE DONE OUTSIPH
OF SCHOOL HOURS. WE PAY YOU
A GOOP PROFIT ANP WILL ALSO
GIVE YOU A LEAGUE BASEBALL OR
A FIELDER'S GLOVE FOR A FEW
nUL'ttO MUKlt. (ALL AT ONCE.
ERIC NELSON. AOKNT.
1618 CAPITOL AVE.
BOYS WANTED to pull weeds on truck
larm. nc per bour. Meet st lOth ,in l
Browne Str. at 6:45 a. m. Phone Col
fax 3497.
Miscellaenous.
MEN WANTED
TO WORK IN OUR
BAKE SHOP.
APPLY'
SUPERINTENDENT,
LOOSE WILES
- ' BISCUIT CO.,
12TH AND DAVENPORT.
WANTED
AUTO PAINTERS.
ANDREW MURPHY SON,
15TH 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.
TRAIN and yard men. railroad experi
ence, for service Chicago and Kansas
City. .Apply W. F. Tfcalhoff. Burllnton
Routed 1004 Farnam,
I (LET ME WEAR I! THKI IT LOOK'b I ( .HAT THROW I
JtrWx . SB I I I "W -km II I I I I ... I I " " - w i ir 1
5t2T' I ,1 1 r, IN AJM' JUbT TONKHT- FftOrAPWi: SHrf-, lO W! I AWAY I
ft .'SJ'st.t - L MAfiE? K . J J rK..v,
V i2Q ar Imtl nTuai aaaw. Iwe- C
HELP WANTED MALE.
Miscellaenous.
MEN WANTED.
MUNICIPAL ICE PLANT,
20TH AND TOPPLETON AVE.
WAGES $S TO $6 PER DAT.
WANTED.
WAGON HELPERS.
8 HOURS PER DAY. APPLY
AMERICAN RAILWAY EXP. STABLE,
15TH AND DAVENPORT.
WANTED.
FREIGHT HANDLERS.
EIGHT HOURS PER DAY. '
$100 A MONTH.
AMERICAN RAILWAY EXPRESS,
UNION STATION.
MEN WANTED.
FACTORY WORK.
$:0 FOR 48 HOURS.
APPLY
EPSTON LITHOGRAPHING CO.,
417 S. TWELFTH S., FIFTH FLOOR.
WANTED Laborers for concretework"-at
the Concrete Engineering Co., 11th and
Nicholas.
COMMON laborers wanted, concrete work,
at 1 1th and Grace Sts. Call Tyler 2561.
WANTED Airplane mechanic, famllTIr
ar motors and rigging. Walnut 3299.
WANTED 2d cook at Ford HospTtalTD.
340.
WANTED Painters at once. Har. 26S4.
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
Stores and Offices.
STENOGRAPHER and bookkeeper, small
office, $U5 to $150; dictaphone operator,
$90-$100; typist, $100; stenographers,
$125-$110-$100; .stenographers, $90-$86-$80-$75:
comp. opr., $65-$75: mult, opr.,
salary open; Burroughs bookkeeping ma
chine opr., $S5-$90; temporary stenog
raphers, $5 to $6 per day; file clerk,
$85-$90; stenographer, half day time,
$60; typist; half day time, $50; adding
machine opr., $65-$75.
WATTS REFERENCE CO.,
1138 First National Bank Bldg.
STENOGRAPHER, north part of city,
$100; stenographer, part copy work,
$95; stenographer, wholesale, $100;
clerk, insurance experience, $86; typist,
who wants to learn dictaphone work,
$S0: office clerk. $66.
WESTERN REFERENCE & BOND ASS'N
736 First Nat'l-Bank Bldg.
WANTED At once.- competent and ex
perienced lady cashier and bookkeeper;
large general store; county-seat; paved
town. Good salary, permanent posi
tion. Give full particulars, experience
and references first letter, or phone,
Fred Piers & Son, Madison, Neb.
STENOGRAPHERS, good places waiting!
stenographer, part dictaphone; typist
for bill clerk, must have experience,
$90-$115; file clerk, $65 up; dictaphone
operator, $90.
RIGHT REFERENCE COMPANY,
536 First Nat'l Bldg.
TYPIST, experienced, $90 to $100; begin
ner typist, $75; stenographers, $135,
$116 and $100.
BUSINESS MEN'S REFERENCE ASS'N,
917-18 W. O. W. Bldg.
Stenographer, 112S-S135.
Typists and clerks. $75-80.
THE MARTI CO.. 1126 W. O. W. Bldg.
Professions and Trades.
YOUNG LADIES
Do you want a permanent position?
No profession today offers better op
portunities for good calsrles and steady
employment than local or long dlatance
telephone work.
The work la fascinating, pleaaant.
healthful aurroundlngs, annual vaca
tion with full pay. Sick and accident
benefit without coat to employe.
No experience necessary. Substantial
weekly pay while In training. Rapid
advancement
Parenta invited to investigate working
conditions.
Apply to
MRS. MORRIS,
Employment Secretary,
Room tit.
New Telephone Building.
Nineteenth and Douglaa Street.
An opportuityvfor young women
of ability who want permanent po
sitions. Our business 1 growing rapidly and
we need several girls 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 la- carried on In a
large, airy office In a desirable loca
tion. A homelike rest room, a good dance
floor with a victrola that may be used
at any time, a cafeteria where good
wholesome meals are served at less than
cost, lrequent salary Increases and
rapid advancement are some of the at
tractions of our offer.
Apply between .9 a. m. and S p. m.
today. Room 318, New Telephone Build
ing. Ask for Miss Bell.
The American Telephone
And Telegraph Co.,
EXPERIENCED ruling machine feeder,
perforator feeder, folding feeder and
bindery help; good pay; permanent
work. Reea Printing Co., 10th and
Harney.
WANTED Experienced eewlng girl to
operate on Singer double stlch feller.
Address A. Leo Stevens, Balloon School,
Fort Omaha.
TRIMMER to trim men' hats; also girl
to learn; good wages, steady work.
Dresner Bros., 2217 Farnam.
MANGLE GIRLS, $14 per week; presa ma
chine girls, $16 per week.
FO.NTKNELLE HOTEL, Uuadry Dept
Drawn
Copyrt'
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
Professions and Trades.
LADY
WANTED
who has had experience In children's
hair bobbing. Apply superintendent
balcony.
Burgess-Nash Co.
WANTED.
WOMEN AND GIRLS.
EXPERIENCE UNNECESSARY.
GOOD PAY. STEADY WORK.
GORDON LAWLESS CO.,
8TH AND DODGE.
Three Girls Wanted
For sewing, sanitary workroom, best of
wages, pleasant surroundings, no expe
rience necessary. We teach you. Ap
ply at once to Miss Carey, third floor.
SCOTT TENT & AWNING CO.,
1501 Howard St. Douglas 88t.
WANTED Wanted two lady pressers, ex
perienced preferred. Max I. Walter,
the dry cleaner of North Omaha.
WANTED Girls In ruling department
Carpenter Paper Co., 9th and Harney.
CHAS. L. FISH. Piano Tvner. Violin, Pi
ano teacher. Colfax 490".
Saleswomen and Solicitors.
LAPY canvasser for electrie Irons and
lamps; good proposition. C. F. Adsma
Co.. 623 S. 16th ht.
Household and Domestic.
WANTED Reliable and experienced
white cook, best of wages to right per
son; present cook In family 9 years,
previous one 8 years. Apply by phone,
Harney 1386, or In person by appoint
ment to 3902 Davenport
WANTED Woman for general housework;
family of 4: no washing; prefer one with
young daughter over 12 years old. who
can take care of 2 children. Call Harney
S82.
WANTED A respectable lady for house
keeper on farm. Must be experienced,
also good cook. Box 79, R. F. D. 2,
Lyons, Neb.
WANTED Woman to do general cleaning
or laundry work by the day In private
family. (06 So. 26th St. Phone Doug.
7644.
WHITE girl for general housework; r.o
laundry; good home: best of wages.
Har. 7349. 1302 S. Thirty-fifth Ave.
WANTED Experienced girl for general
housework, small family, good wages,
no laundry work. Call Walnut 4575.
WANTED Competent second maid;
downstairs work only. Mrs. Ward Bur
gess, 122 North 22d.
FOR LAUNDRESSES DAT WOMEN,
ETC.. LOOK IN THE SITUATION COL
UMN OF THE BEE
COMPETENT second maid; downstairs
work only. Mrs. Ward Burgess, 122 N.
Twenty-second.
WANTED Experienced cook (whltf).
Mrs. Barton Millard, 123 No. 39th St.
Harney 47.
WANTED Competent cook, good wages;
small family. Mrs. G. Storz, 370S Far
nam. WHITE girl for general housework, three
irfamlly6214Chlcagot. Walnut 3473.
WANTED Girl for general housework.
apartment 209, St Regis. Harney 4227.
COMPETENT white maid for general
ousework. 3224 Dlge. Har. 1876.
WANTED High" school girl for general
housework. Call Walnut 358.
WANTED High school girl for general
housework.' Call Walnut 368.
EXPERIENCED girl for second work.
Har. 299.
FLOORMAID wanted, white. Clarkson
Hospital.
Hotels and Restaurants.
WANTED.
EXPERIENCED PANTRY GIRL.
GOOD ON SALADS AND
SKRVING FRUITS.
COME READY TO WORK.
GOOD PAY, SHORT HOURS.
APPLY GREEN ROOM CAFE
BRANDEIS STORES.
TWO diet kitchen maids, either women
or Japs. Apply Wise Memorial Hospi
tal, 25th and Harney Sts. Tyler1571.
WANTED-At Old People'sHome; good
plain cook; references required. Walnut
3737J :
WANTED Exeprelnced chambermaids
and linen woman. Hotel Conant
TWO waitresses wanted at once. Busy
. lit9 Gate. 2 18 So. 14th.
WANTED Kitchen and pantry help.
Blackstone Jiotel. .
WANTED First and second cook. white.
ClarksonHospltal.
EXPERIENCED maids wanted, Hotel
Conant.
WANTED Kitchen help. Blackstone hotel.
Miscellaenous. .
FOUR young ladles to travel with a
reliable show. Will consider Inexperi
enced girls. See Mrs. Novak, Carlton
hotel.
4 young ladles to travel with reliable show.
Will consider Inexperienced girls. See
Mrs. Novak, Carlton hotel. .
BIG SISTERS ASSOCIATION, for the
benefit of buslneaa girls. 623 Be Bldg.
Douglas 6B83.
COLORED dust girls. Steady work.
Hartman Furniture Co., 16th and How
ard Sis.
HELP WANTED.
Male and Female.
WANTED All around printer for country
office, one who can operate linotype
preferred, man or woman. Will pay
union scale. Globe, Worthlngton, Minn.
WANTED Men, ladtea and boy to learn
barber trade; big demand; wage while
learning; atrlctly modern. Call or write
1403 Dodge St Trl-City Barber College.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
I HAVE a confectionary and dance tall
combination; dance one night a week;
doing a good business. Reason for aell.
Ing my business In west will take me
back there, and on account of health.
Store will Invoice between $3,600 and
$4,000; flxturea and stark. It la the
only one of kind In town of population
of 2,000. Y-1162. Bee.
AT SACRIFICE
Selling out our entire stork and flx
turea In furniture repair shop, doing
good business; well located; Rood rea
son for selling. Address Box X-97.
Omaha Bee, or call Harney 2062.
FOR SALE Shoe repslr outfit Including
stitcher and finisher. Patching ma
chine. Jacks and tool, etc Will sac
rifice for quirk sals. Apply Box J76,
riatumouth, flby
for the Bee by McManus.
ht 1920 International News Service
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 experWnre, refer
ence and salary expected In first letter.
ADDRESS Q-l, CARE OF
OMAHA BEE.
FOR SALE A restaurant, confectionery,
Ice cream parlor, all combined, in first
class shape; clean and up-to-date; a
good business. Reasons for selling.
Write me for particulars Mrs. Sadie
Wllley, prop., Grafton, Neb., Palace
Ca f e.
STORE, general merchandise, for sale,
with tull line of fixtures, one block
north of postofflce. Well established
trade. For particulars phone Webster
1821.
FOR SALE One of Hie best paying drug
stores In northeastern Nebraska. Write
E. E. Bnrrls, Madison, Neb.
TO get In or out of business. See LEWIS
ft CO 411 McCague Bldg
EDUCATIONAL.
DAY SCHOOL. NIGHT SCHOOL.
BOYLES COLLEGE.
Complete courses In accountancy, ma
chine bookkeeping, comptometery, short
hand and typewriting, railroad and
wiring telegraphy, civil 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
TIRE REPAIRING SCHOOL IN OMA
HA. Three weeka learning. $15. Write
or call
NATIONAL TIRE SHOP,
17th and Capitol Ave.
Van Sent School or Business.
Day and Evening Schools.
220 Omaha National Bank Bldg.
Douglas 6890
ROOMS FOR RENT.
Furnished Rooms.
MOVE TO THE HAMILTON.
24th and Farnam
Single room with private bath. Two
room suites with connecting bath, fur
nished including usual hotel service.
Right downtown and only $10.60 to $16
work per room, only a few left Come
at once.
ERNEST SWEBT, 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
HEADERS ANDADVERTISERS.
TWO sleeping rooms, sleeping porch, alst
three-room apartment, nicely furnished,
pleasant location. Harney 7378.
FUrftNISHED ROOM, laundry. $2.50; good
home, walking distance. Gentlemen
only. 838 South 22nd.
TLEASANTLY furnished room facing
Kountze park; private, modern home.
Webster 6112.
NICELY furnished room In private home
for gentlemen; walking distance.
Douglas 8624.
1923 LOCUST Two furnished rooms,
all
modern; close to three car lines.
Web-
ster 6892.
2514 JONES Very desirable room, strict
ly modern home, reasonable. Doug.
J124.
ELMS HOTEL, 19th' and Harney. Room,
$E0per week and up. Doug. 6005.
410 SWEETWOOD AVE. Nice cool front
sleeping room.
PLEASANT room 1 or 2 gentlemen. Hsr.
6948.
FURNISHED rooms. 626 So. 25th Ave.
SMALL airy front room. Douglas 66 2 2.
Housekeeping Rooms.
TWO furnished light housekeeping rooms,
$S per week. 1921 Chicago St,
TWO MODERN rooms complete for house-
keeplng. Webster 2471.
HOUSEKEEPING, sleeping rooms. Dg.
9260. 2406 Cass.
TWO light housekeeping room, 2605
Dodge.
Board and Room. -
ONE ortwo elegant rooms, very exclusive,
West Farnam, private home, breakfast
and evening dinner. Har. 2196. Garage.
NICELY furnished room, private family,
near Bemls park;breakfast If desired.
Harney 4060!
FURNISHED room, sultsble for two,
strictly modern home, with board. 2124
Davenport.
Unfurnished Rooms.
FOUR unfurnished rooms, price. $35 00,
gas and water furnished. No tele
phone calls answered. 645 South 24th
Ave.
FOR RENT HOUSES.
Furnished.
FOR RENT 9-room cotiage; 1 bathroom
and 1 lavatory, for 3 months, furnished,
$100; unfurnished, $75 per. month. Har.
3346.
NICE cool furnished house In Dundee, with
garage, for rent during July and August
Telephone Walnut 201.
7-ROOM furnished home; summer;
splendid location; adults only; reference.
Har. 2414.
J-ROOM house, three bathrooms, $100 per
month. Har. 3346.
Unfurnished,
DESIRABLE 7-reom cottage, hot water
hsat. screened-ln sleeping porch, large
yard, 630 So. 19th St. Apply next oor
north or phone Douglaa 4236.
PRACTICALLY new, strictly modern, 6
rooin house; will lease to family of
adult. For appointment phone Wal.
1338.
FIVE-ROOM cottage, modern except
heat. 2121 No.28th St. Whlte only.
Miscellaneous.
LIST your property for rent or sale with
FIRST TRUST COMPANY.
Realtor. Tyler 7!.
FOR RENT Business Property.
WELL located store room, suitable for
offices; reasonable relit; now vacant.
Phone Dg. 6x3
STUDIO to sub-lil from July 1 until Sept.
l.Call J)ougls701.
TWO-CARgarage, 12d Ave. and Harney,
Harney 2196.
WANTED TO RENT.
Office and Desk Room.
OFFICE"SPACE"FOR
RENT.
Either private office or desk
space complefly furnished, well
appointed olflce, ground floor lo
cation. 207 S. 18TH STREET.
FOR RENT APTS. AND FLATS.
Furnished.
VERY desirable -room furnished apart
ment; Immediate possession; references
required. Calkins & Co.. Douglss 13.
IT'RNISHED apartment, 2 rooms "and
A kite tenet to, ;o 6wcelwoo4 Av
FOR RENT APTS. AND FLATS
Furnishred.
HOME WITH CONVENIENCE OF
HOTKL.
Suites of two and three rooms In
beautifully appointed building. Linen
heddli'g. china, rooking utensils, heat.
gas. Hgm, water, pnone anu oirifir:
necessities furnished e sssum your
servant prnblm. Every courtesy ex
tended In showing apartments.
EL-BEL' DOU Ai'AltTVKNTS,
Dodge, at Eighteenth Tyler 4200. ,
IN" THE HAMILTON,
24TH AND FARNAM.
Living room with Murphy bed, kitch
enette snd bath, completely fur
nished Including dishes and silverware.
A snap at $15 per week. Just vacated.
Act qulcklv.
ERNEST SWEET. Owner.
J. B. MILLER. Mansger.
Pouglas 14T2.
Unfurnished.
GET LOCATED IN THE HAM
ILTON. 24th and Farnam.
24TH AND FARNAM.
Very exceptional 6-room apartment,
llvtm? room, dining room, 2 fine corner
bedrooms, dsndy large kitchen with
bullt-m refrigerator, butler's pantry, and
rear porch Tiled bath. First-class
cordltlon throughout. We furnish the
steam heat, remove the nshes and gar
bage, mow the lawn and shovel ths
snow Yours for $100 per month. Acl
quickly. .lust vacated.
ERNEST SWKET, Owner.
J. B. MILLER, Manager.
Douglas 1472.
jAQ v Fn g and s tor a g e7
FIDELITY CO.
STORAGE. MOVING. PACKING
HOUSE1IOL DGOODS AND P1AN03
RKASONARLE RATER.
FRKIO RENTAL SERVICE.
COMPLETE LIST OF
HOUSES AND APARTMENTS.
16th and Jackson Sts. Douglas 288.
Ml )VING, P ACKT.(i7STtlR"AG"E. "
FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE.
Separate locked rooms for household
goods and pianos, moving, packing and
shipping.
OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE. CO..
806 South 16th. Doug. 4163.
GLOBE VAN. TRANSFER AND
STORAGE CO.
For real service In hauling or stor
age, call Tyler 230 or Douglas 4338.
Auto or wagon service.
METROPOLITAN
VAN and STORAGE C
Owned by H. R. Bowen Co. Tyler 3400.
TRY US FIRST.
AMERICAN MESSENGER AND
EXPRESS.
Douglas 6900-r.901. Moving, hauling alt
kinds. Quick service.
CAPPS-LOXG TRANSFER CO.,
Hesvy hauling, furniture, piano mov
ing and live stock hauling. Prompt ef
ficient service. Douglss 5261.
UNION TRANSFER CO.
LET us estimate your moving", racking
find storage. 1605 Davenport. Douq. 2908.
POULTRY AND PET STOCK.
RABBITS and setting hens. Walnut if 68.
HORSES AND VEHICLES.
For Sale.
:0 HEAD fine farm horses, mares, mules.
Some mares in foal. All stock guaran
teed pound, good condition. Apply M.
C. Peters Mill Co., 29th and B Sts., or
after 6 p. in. phene South 476.
LIVE STOCK.
WANTED TO BUY,
25 MILCH GOATS
AND 2 BILLIES.
ALL-AMERICAN CHEMICAL CO..
1210 S. ItiTH. DOUGLAS 4864.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
FORDS, BUICKS, DODGES
NEW AND USED
Cash or time. Drive them and pay by
the month. All cars In good mechanical
shane. Fords, bodies, cabs, truck bodies.
Send for catalogue.
GOLDSTROM AUTO SALES CO.,
1318 Harney St. Tyler 714.
CENTRAL GARAGE.
Open 'iav and night.
DRIVE IT YOURSELF
COMPANY
KENT A NEW FORD-DRIVE
IT YOURSELF
THE MOST ECONOMICAL AUTO
MOBILING; CHEAPER THAN OWN
ING A CAR. NEW. Al CONDITION.
SELF-STARTERS. OPEN DAY AND
NIGHT THE 365 DAYS.
1314 HOWARD STREET DOUG 3622.
A T ioof n i VTfUUPT
XI , .... mAnav oat a new rnnV
shaft for my Empire car model 33. Sc
must sell it for a real bargain of $211
cash. Car has a Remy electric starter
4 new tires worth $115; a new iU
radiator, a new $10 starter chain. Mo
tor overhauled last month. Phone, Co'-
rax zgoo, Ask for Hanson
REBUILT HUDSON
SUPER-SIXES.
We have several rebuilt and reflnishe
Hudsons In closed and touring modelsi
exceptions values; terms If desired.
GUY L. SMITH,
Southeast Corner of 26th an Farnam.
GOOD LIGHT CARS CHEAP
18 Maxwell, like new. $:;50.
17 Chevrolet touring, $200.
17 Overland roads'er, $-00.
Twenty Others to Choose From.
TRAWVER AUTO CO.. 2210 FA RNAM
FINANCIAL situation compels ImmediflU
sale of my new Allen touring car, rur
less than 700 miles. Will take sub
stantial loss for Immediate funds. Call
Harney 73S3 evenings or Sundays.
1919 OAKLAND TOURING CAR Com'
pletely overhauled and rovarnlshedi
looks new and practically good as new
Priced low for quick sale. Y-1160, Oma
ha Bee.
FORD Sedan, equipped with atarter
shock absorbers, U. J. carburetor
speedometer, clock, spotlight end manj
other extras; five practically new tire
822 North ICth.
STORAGE batteries, written guarantee,
exchange price 3 cell. $16; Dodge snd
Maxwells, $20. Midland Battery Co.,
2615 Leavenworth St.
SOME bargains In used Ford care. Mc
Caffrey Motor Co. The Handy Ford
Service Station, 15th and Jackson. Doug
las 3500.-
DO YOU wsnt a good automobile at a
bargain price? All makes and sir.ee.
Terms or cash. Call Mr. Jones. Doug
laa 618S.
FORD coupe for sale by owner, very
cheap: first class condition; new tires
and tubes. Terms. Douglas 7118.
THE DIXIE FLYER "
W. R. NICHOLS MOTOR COMPANY,
2520 Farnam St.
AUTO CLEARING HOUSE,
2033 FARNAM.
EXCEPTIONAL USED CARS.
OAKLAND Sensible Six.
MARSH OAKLAND CO..
2309 Farnam St.
WANTED For spot cash, 100 used cars,
quick action; no delay. Auto Exchange
Co., 2059 Farnam St. Doug. 6035
USED IRUC'ks AND CARS.
STANDARD MOTOR CAR CO., '
2020FARNAMST.
WE HAVE 60 good used cars to select
from. All price.
MEEKS AUTO CO.. 2026 Farnam.
FOR TERMS ON USED CARS
VAN BRUNTS.
Look fot thered seal on windshield.
MAXWELL touring car for sale; good
condition; new tires. Call either Web
ster 6031 orDoUBlas 88.
1918 DODGE touring, good tires, good me.
chajiical condition. Call Webster 237
1918 DODC.E7 overhauled; bargain. Se
atMorton's garage or call Harney $750.
FOR 1) sedan for sale, 1919 model, nearlj
new,rea.sonable. Douglas S9.H9.
BRAND new Ford sedan, starter, demount
able rims. Webster 2237.
BIG Buick Six for sale or trade for Ford
and cash. Colfax 5227.
1918 AUBURN touring; best of condition
Webster 6130.
I919L1BEHTY touring.
2 Ford trucks far sal.
Webster 3565.
"Webslcr4492."
Tires and Supplies
USED TIRES.
301$. $5.00; 30x3. $6 00.
All alses In proportion Look ovef
our rebuilt. Open Sundays. Tyler 19S4.
SAV1GE TIRES.
908 N18th St. Keystu Tire Shop.
NEW REPUBLIC TIRES," CHEAP.
30xSVk EISK ..$14 93 1 34x4 $20.IB
30x3 $10.95 1 33x4 $20. 5
36xt $29.95 I 32x4 $1 It
SEE US FIRST. IT PAYS.
K AIM AN TIRE JOBBERS. 1722 CUMINO
NEW "GUARANTEED TIRES.
30x3, $9.76; 33x3V,, $15.90; SO.ioVj, $12.90;
34x4, $21.75.
STANDARIT TIRE CO..
410 N. lHth St. Doug. 3830.
AUTO electrical repairs: service station
for Rayflrld carburetor and Colum.
storage batteries. Edwnrds. Sl N. lutlt
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Repairing and Painting
RADIATOR CORES 1NSTALLBD.
Manufactured In Omaha. 24-l.our serv
ice for auto, truck and tractor. Expert
radlstof and fender repairing; body
dents removed; new fenders made.
OMAHA AUTO RAD1ATOB MFG. CO
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