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papera for the one charge.
, CONTRACT RATES ON
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Want ads accepted at the following of
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MAIN OFFICE...... 17th and Farnam St.
South Side 2i IS N St.
' Couneil Bluffs lo Scott St.
WANT ADS RECEIVED BY PHONE AT
TYLER 1000
THE BEE will nut he responsible for
more than one incorrect insertion of an
advertisement ordered for more than one
time.
CLOSING HOURS FOR WANT ADS
Evening Edition 12:00 M.
Morning Kdition 9:00 P. M.
Sunday Edition 9:00 P. M. Saturday.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
STACK & FALCONER,
"INDEPENDENT UN HE Ft T A K ERS"
PIEKCE-ARROW
AMBULANCE SERVICE.
Thirty-third ami Fanmm. Hsrney $4,
TAGGART & SON,
cndektakkhs and kmualmers.
Telephone DoukIus 7.14. ;!H Cuming St.
"HEAFEY & HEAFEY,
. Undertakers and Embslmers.
Phone Stij Office 3611 Farnam.
HULSE & RIEPEN,
Pioneer Funeral Directors.
Jt8ouTh Kill St. Douglaa IOCS.
. DUFF YXJOHNSTON;
UNDERTAKERS. 717 8. Kill. Tyler 17.
FLORISTS.
LEE L. LARM0N 2ta
MM DourIhs St.
Douglas 8244.
1.. Henderson. 1619 Farnam. Douglas 1 348.
JOHN HATH, lth and Farnam. D. 3000.
MONUMENTS & CEMETERIES.
THE largest display of monuments In
(he I nlled States. FRANK SVOBODA,
i!U H. 13th. Phone Douglas 1872-S216.
BIRTHS AND DEATHS.
Birth:, Wlilia and Roso Blimi, 2865
B-.uinan street, boy; George and Mary
AMiond. hoxpltHl. boy; Fred ami Minnie
Mniinnt. hospiial, girl : Leo and Grace
S'llrr. hospital, girl: Mike and Eva Du
Mclc, liuKpli.il, boy; Loulsand Irene Volt,
luupiial. girl; llalph and Adele William
son, hospital, boy; John and Alma Hig-g-n:i,
hospital, boy: Jesse and Mary Bean,
-3 Patrick avenue. Poy; Michael and
I.llliyi Montaif. hospital, girl; Louis and
, I'rffa ii- 'enberff, 4624 South Twentieth
xttfi't. boy: Frank and Francis Nebek,
ti;4S South Sixteenth tzref t, girl; Stanley
and Anna Sl.upu, COM .South Seventeenth
Mip'et. hoy: Joseph and Inna Shramek.
I r "9 Milllum street, ooy: Harry, and
ciludys HalraakiT, 842Vi South Twenty
fourth Mrct, hoy.
Deaths Mario Ra.ltera, 72 years. 1711
South First street; Emma F. Rnse, 4!,
hospital, diaries 1,. Po.iovan. 48, hospital;
i llflord It. Ninell. IS. hospital; Joseph
Duller, 60, hospital: Leo I.nwery. 42, hos
pital; Ruth Klbllng. 12. hospital: Erin
Mnun, Bit, , ;sr7 Douglas, street; Nellie M.
llann. 27, hospital; George Addle, infant,
horpltnl;. Clarice Johnson, infant, hos
pital: Leonard Leroy Scott, Infant. .2438
South Twentie'h strr:: Henry Herbert
Perkins, 60, 292T Deer Tark boulevard.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
The following couples have been issued
licenses to wed:
Wllltuin N. Morris3cy, over 2t. Valen
tine, Neh . and Agnes B. Glahbert, over
IS. Randolph, Neb.
Knud ChrMensen, 27. Omaha, and
Felma M. .Miller, 18, Omaha.
Dennis T. Hosan, over 21. Omaha, and
Anna Roth, over 18, -Omaha. i
William A. ronley, ;.s. Mlnflen. Neb.,
and Henrietta Wayner, 21, Minden, N;b.
"Jtaymond McGovern, over 21. Persia. Is.,
and Margaret A. Wear, ovrtr IS, Omilia.
Anthony Tlerkenkotter, 25. Petersburr.
Neb., and Georgia Mciael, 20, Brunswick,
Neb.
Irwtn Tj. Vict. 23. Talmage. Xeb., and
Elisabeth Feterson, 23, Talmage, Neb ,
Uoy W. Jones. 22, Omaha, and Percy
M,. Jackson, 13, Omaha.
Russell D. Conrad, 24. Council Bluffs,
la., 24, and Viola G. Gross, 20, Omaha.
Henry Gibson. 36, Omaha, and Louise
Palmer. 2C. Omaha.
Harry A. Williams, over 21, O'nahannd
Sndie A. Tonillnson, tntr 18, Red Croud,
hl.
Irfo Bross. 33. Vt. sDodge, la., nnd
Luclie Kicketts, 57, Ft. Dodge, la.
John H. Markel, 28, Lincoln, Neb., and
Ciirlta, O'Brien, 23, Omaha.
Lloyd A. Jones, 21, Missouri Valley, la.,
and Dora Scoe, 19, Missouri Valley, la.
Charles E. Gilbert. 62, Omaha, and El
vira Brady, S2, Council Bluffs, la.
Ora S. Walker. 22, Omaha, and Clare
M. (chlekan, 17, Omaha.
Oscar R. Anderson, 37, Boone, la., and
Minnie A. Erickson, 26. Omaha.
- Ignazlo Monzu, 24, Omaha, and Car
rni'lln Falmeaano, 18, Omaha.
William J. Schwee, 22. Omaha, and
Marie I'echacek, 22, Omaha.
Everett M, Rogers, 28. Omaha, and
&r.deilna SI. Mcta, 25, Omaha.
Horace C. Meredith. 25, Omaha, and
Margaret F, Murphy, 20, Omaha.
Otto II. Stuben. over 21, Omaha, and
P.oso M. Schroeder, over 18, Omaha.
Albert O. Musselman, over 21,' Genoa,
Neb., and Aonetta Brown, over 18, Pres
ton, Kan,
Stanley Kraynskl, 23, Omaha, and
Vcrna Oosclnska, 23, Omaha.
LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS.
LOST BLACK LEATHER POCKET
BOOK CONTAININO 1150; ALSO
VALUABLE PAPERS. FINDER WILL
RECEIVE LIBERAL REWARD BY
RETURNING TO FRED STORBECK,
S503 HAMILTON ST. PHONE WAL
NUT 988.
FOR ARTICLES LOST on street cars tele
phona Tyler 800. We are anxious to re
store lost articles to ngntrui owners.
OMAHA COUNCIL BLUFFS ST. RY.
CO.
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STRAYED From 6013 Davenport, white
Angora." limps-with left foot, family pet
of 10 years. Phone Walnut 470 Infor
mation concerning his whereabouts. Llb
eeal reward.
LOST By teacher, between Bancroft and
8. 11th, lady's otter fur neckpiece; 11b
eral reward. Phone Harney 3264.
LOST Pocketbook containing 10, notes
itnd valuable papers. Return to 2504
Ames ave. Reward. Colfax 2898.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
JJT office has been moved from 634
Brandeis Bid, to 302 Karbach Blk.
lr. L. B. Lake.
WANTED Concessions for July . l2o'.
Notify U O. Stoker, Rising City, Neb.
PERSONAL.
THE SALVATION Army Industrial home
solicits your old clothing, furniture,
iriagaalnes. We collect. We distribute.
Phone Doug. 4135 and our wagon will
call. Call and inspect our new bom,
1110-1112-1114 Dodge street
SYSTEM of Swedish massage. facial
massage and ateam baths. Douglas t549.
M VISAGE and 'electrio treatments.- 318
Neville Blk.
ELECTRIC
2i'll.
bath and massage. Webster
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Accordeori Pleating.
AtJCORDION. side, knife, sunburst bos
pleating, covered buttons, all slaet and
styles; hemstitching, plcot, edging, eye
let cut work. button holes, pennants.
Ideal Button and Pleating Co.. 101
Brown Blk. Douglas 3.
Top Notch Shop Hemstitching, braiding,
beading, all kinds pleating. Doug. 6011.
Room 3J.DaujhjsBJkmhandDodge.
CARPENTERING, repairing, remodeling
done. L. J. Erickson. - Call Walnut 1637.
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Chiropdista. ' '
Carrie J. Burford. 620 Paxton Bid. D. 120S.
Contractors
It. J. ' RUBEES, carpenter: all kind of
now and repair worlc Webster 3231.
Dancing Academies.
SU.MMKR.WANCINO KATES.
VT?T PTMP School for Dancing,
IVrjlj-rliN JCj jj4 rarnara. D. H6
Clasa at I; dancing at p. m. Monday,
Thur.. Sat.: prlvato lessons any time.
Dentists.
oDr. Bradbury. No pain, ftl W. O. W. Bid".
Dress Suits,
FULL dress suites and tuxedo for rent.
10 N. 16th St. John Feldman. P. 111.
Printing. -
WEDDING announceineni
Douglas PiiuUo Co,
and printing.
iuti(laJ .
BRINGING UP
WHAT'S THE MATTE tj
JIC54 OU LOOK
LIKE CADWEATHre?
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Detectives.
PIPKIN'S NATIONAL DETECTIVE
AGENCY. Incorporated. Douflas 1107.
Arlington Blk., Omaha. Neb.
JAMKS ALLAN. 312 Nevllls Blk. Evi-
dence secured In all cases. Tyler 1U.
RELIARLE Detective Bureau. Railway
Bx. Bids. Dnuglaa205li Night. Col. 465.
Electrical Utilities.
VACUUM CLEANERS delivered, called
for, 50c day. Webster 1657, 10 a. m. to
p. m.
HOOVER and other 'sweepers for rent;
delivered. Webster 4283.
ELECTRIC vacuum"
Douglas 5718.
cleaners for rent.
Gas Stoves Connected.
STOVES connected, house piping. Walnut
200S.
Connections, $2, House piping. H. 1619 ev.
Hats Blocked.
HATS cleaned and blocked while you wait,
at Paxton Hat Works, lhuT Va Farnam
St.; work Buaranteed. D. 6939.
HATS cleaned, reblocked, ladles' atraw
hats specialty. Mastos tiro.. 1520 Har'y.
s Jewelry.
fit A MAMnQ We pay the best
1iaiUUilUkJ prie-9 with privilege
to buv Dsck at small i prouu unooc
JEWELRY Co.. 403 Ni 16th St. Doug.
5049.
Kodak Developing and Finishing.
ENLARGING, copying and coloring.
Amateur finishing. Write for prices.
Omaha Photo Shop. 201 BarkerBlk.
FILMS developed; printing and enlarging.
Write for prices. The Ensign Co.. 1607
Howard St.
Mattresses Repaired.
CITY MATTRESS CcC mattresses made
ovor; box springs repaired. 2814 Cum-
Inpr. Harney 71C2.
Phonographs.
DUALITY PHONOGRAPHS
AND RECORDS, LOWEST PRICES.
CASH OR TERMS.
THE MUSIC SHOPINC.
1516 Harney St. Douglaa 6831.
Sewing Machines.
SEWING MACHINES
We rent, repair, sell needles and parts.
v MICKEL'S
15th and Harney. Douglaa U7I.
Tailors.
M. KEISER, 30S South 18th. Doug. 1187.
Painting and Paper Hanging.
PAINTING, paperhantrlng and decorating
at reasonable prices. Frank Kullsek,
Walnut 1427.
LET roe figure your paperhanging and
Interior decoiatlng. - Otto Larsen, weo-
ster4574.
FIRST-CLASS paper hanging, painting.
DouKlas 1909.
PAINTING. paperhanging, plastering.
Walnut 4567.
PAINTING, papeiliauglng, cleaning, Doug
Ins S32:t. -
I'APERHANGING; prices right.
499K.
Walnut
PAI'KUMANGING. pain tin K-Ty ler2 76 5
Razor Blades Sharpened
SAFETY razor biades sharpened, new ra
zors, razor blades sold. Omaha Raror
SharrnjngCo., J5231i Dodge. 103 N. 1.
Patent Attorneys.
INTERNATIONAL PATENT CO., Patent
attorneys: procure, buy and sell pat
ents. 171 B Dodce St., Omaha.
Theatrical.
THEATRICAL, historical and masque cos
tumes fur amateur theatricals and par
ties for rentatT. Lleben & Son, Omaha.
Towel Supplies.
Omaha Towel Supply, 207 S. Uth. D. 538.
Tree Trimming.
TREES trimmed; cavity work; bracing;
treatment of Injury snd disease; remov
ing: planting and transplanting; twejv
skilled tree surgeons; over 400 satisfied
customers in Omaha and nearby towns.
PAGE TREE SERVICE (INC.)
."10 Davidge Block. Tyler 4800.
Rug Weaving.
DEEN Rug Factory Extra high grade
rugs made. Douglas 1892.
WEAVING, old nigs remade. Tyler HZi.
Safes.
Q A 1? TTQ BARGAINS. 12th Farnam.
-n"L J. J. Derlght Safe Co.
Welding.
OMAHA WELDING CO. "The Careful
Welders." 16th and Jackson. D. 4S37.
Miscellaneous.
PAXTON-MITCHELL CO.
27th and Martha Sts., Omaha, Neb.
Brass, bronze, aluminum and machine
gray iron castings.
BELL'S MENTHOL OINTMENT can be
purchased at Rlalto Drug Store, 15th
and Douglaa Sts.. Omaha, Neb.
DUMP alies S. W. corner 35th and Fran
c.is. Douglas 420.
FOR SALE.
Furniture and Household Goods.
AUCTION! AUCTION! I
Nearly Brand New Furniture, Rugs,
Linens and Furnishings of an
11-Room Home.
Sale Ta'.tes Place at the Home,
At 650 South 26th Street,
Thursday, June 24, Sale Starts at
10 O'Clock In the Forenoon.
This sale consists of all the linens,
dishes, bedding, cut glass, hand-painted
china sclverware, statues, . pictures,
drapes and all the furniture and rugs.
Th furniture Is 1 year old and like new.
Watch the paper for details.
JAMES L. DOWD, AUCTIONEER.
JAMES L. DOWD. AUCTIONEER.
Paul Williams. Owner.
SELECT YOUR SPRING HOUSE FUR
NISHINGS FROM THESE BARGAINS
Adam period bedroom suite at 1213;
an Adam Period dining suite, at 1153;
large collection of fine furniture; room
else rugs at a great reduction; cane
mahogany living room suites, at 1185
each.
STATE FURNITURE COMPANY.
Corner 14th and Dodge Streets.
Opposite U. P. Headquarters. Omaha. Neb.
WE sell new and near-new furniture,
stoves snd rugs at lowest prices; cash
Or payments. Amcr) Furn. Co.. C05 N. 16.
FOR SALE June 23, 9 a. m., at Omaha
Van A Storage Co., Beds, rugs and
porch furniture. Ruth Patterson.
FOR SALE Small ice box, hard coal
heater and gas stove. Reed baby cart.
Call So. 2475.
COOK stove with hot water tank at
tached; good condition, 1431 N. 19th St
Pianos and Musical Instruments.
A. HOSPE CO. ?r.nhd,nmu.'.c
Pianos for rent. 14.00 per month.
DRUMS, traps, marimbas, Instructions
-repairing. Phone Harney 2961. Geo. A.
Smith. 2761 Davenport 8t.
SAXOPHONE HOSPITAL, repairing, re
padding. John Taff. 1824 Webster.
'yler 4S57.
PIANO Ebersole; guaranteed fine con
dltlon; reasonable. 1419 Dodge St.
KRANICH A BACH PIANO. A-i SHAPE.
BARGAIN. DOUGLAS 4703.
BARGAIN in Steger Sons pianos, first
class condition. Doug. 4703.
WALNUT GRAPHONOLA, ALMOST NEW,
165. HARNEY 6475.
WORK for private family by the week.
Webster 6216.
Machinery.
FOR 8ALE One Little Giant Trlp-Ham-mer.
one Monarch Disc Sharpener, one
emery wheel stand, star .uOer I'.ne
sharpener, 20 ft. of line shafting ons
inch by one-half; one 'Xever-SIlp tap
machine, one., big wagou Jacavi JFred
" Petersen, Fremont, Kelt
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FATHER
VHCK AROUND - Ii
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FCR LAT NI5HTt
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FOR SALE.
"Typewriters and Supplies.
- TYPEWRITERS
ADDINGACHINES
ALL MAKES, bought, sold, rented and
repaired. Sole agents for the CORONA.
Clot 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.
CHECK WRITERS. Todds. Peerless. T &
E, all makes; bargains; some new; save
half. THE SAFEGUARD DIAGONAL,
32 Neyllle Bldg. -Doug. 7130.
ALL MAKES Typewrlter'Co.. "all makes."
2Q5 S. 18th St. Tyler 2414,
Miscellaneous.
OFFICE partition, oak; 26 feet and door;
almost new: 7 feet high; excellent con
dition. Call Foster-Barker Co. Doug-
la si 35 0.
OMAHA PILLOW CO. Feather mattresses
made from your own feathers, summer
and winter sides. 1907 Cuming. D.2467.
FOR SALE One complete miller vulcanis
ing outfit. 5255 South 24th. Telephone
South 176S.
HOOVER weeper and 1900 Electric
Washer. Bargains. Call Joe Myers,
Ty. 1011. 7 '
GflAIN binder, Deertng, fine condition,
Louis Jesscn, 40th and Valley. Harney
4401.
BEAUTIFUL show case for sale. 206
Balrd Bldg.,. Tyler 6317.
TIHTTT PC! at Nathan Steinberg's.
aJ 1 AJUlO 1019 Harney St. D. 5166.
FURNITURE and rugs of 10-room home
fore sale. , 3525 Cuming; no dealers.
ANYONE wishing to fill In lots can get
dirt at 2420 Bancroft St.
BEAUTIFUL showcase for sale. 206
Balrd Bldg. Tyler 6317.
KINDLING & LUMBER, W. 459.
CORN robs at Havens Coal Co. Wal. 858.
BABY carriage, twin reed. South 1532. "
RE El) baby buggy for sale. Pjf. 6071. -
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.. 15th
and Marcy. Douglas J169. .
WANTED TO BUX
25 MILCH GOATS
AND 2 BILLIES.
ALL-AMERICAN CHEMICAL CO.,
1210 S. 16TH. DOUGLAS 4864.
DESKS DESKS DESKS
New desks; used desks bought, sold and
" traded J. C. Reed. 1207 Fajrnam. D. 6146.
LIBERTY BONDS BOUGHT?
MACKS BOND HOUSE.
1421 First Nan. Bank Bldg. Tyler 3644.
WILL buy second-hand clothing, shoes and
furniture. Ty. 2598. A Zavett, 706 N 16.
WANTlD TO BORROW.
WANTED Loan on South Dakota land;
will pay good Interest, Walnut 1082.
.'013 North 61th St. ,
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.
INCOME tax specialist desires connec
tion with large corporation In mid
west. For personal Interview write M
75, Omaha Bee.
EVENING work by young man of four .
years' experience. Box M-73, Omaha
Bee.
IsVJUSECLEANING, all kinds, by experi
enced colorednan Webster6Gri4.
MA"Nandfwife want work in private home.
Web. 5182.
Female.
HOUSEKEEPERS. LAUNDRESSES. itJU.Nb Mh.i. AlJ.fc,NllUJ!
Watch the Domestic column of The j Wanted. 100 single young men for
Bee. Lots of good places are always I shale produw business; salaries $100
advertlsed. Don't miss them. I ISO. Call Douglas 55C3.
HOME wanted for girl in or near Omaha, SALESMEN "wanted at once. City or
aged 10. M-76, Omaha Bee. 1 traveling experience unnecessary. For
WASTRY liliojiiother innKcs. Web. 3a4.
rrrtXcTicAL nursing, tyler .
Laundry and Day Work.
LAUNDRY, cleaning, experience, colored
woman. References. Mrs. Davis, Tyler ;
' 3179. .
EXPERIENCED colored laundress. Cur
tains and bundle washings. Webster
197.1. .
DAY WORK, chamber .maid. Reliable.
Colored. Woh 6143. ,
GRADUATE nurse will . care for Invalid
In her home. Walnut 4293.
WOMAN wants day work. Call after B
o clock. Webster 49S. st
BUNDLE WASHING, sweeping, Ironing.
Webster 1727.
FIRST-CLASS laundress wants day work.
Webster 1409.
CLEANING, daywork; experienced. Web
ster 3254.
LAUNDRY for Mon., Tues., Wed. Web.
30S6.
LAUNDRY woirk. Reliable woman. Web.
1787. '
BUNDLE washing, soft water. Webster
6949. : -
BUNDLE washing wanted. Webster 1 379.
LAUNDRY,daywork, 45c hr.Col. till.
DAYWORK. col. laundreas,exp, Web. 5034.
WOMAN wants day work. Webster 18C7.
DAY work, white laundress. Tyler 4277.
LAUNDRY called for. delivered. Web. 3361.
SMALL bundle washing. Webster 4877.
DAY WORK, by the hour. Web. 6028.
LAUNDRY, day work. Webster 4224.
WORK by day or hour. Webster 6602.
BUNDLE jy ASHING Webster 1379.
WANTED Day work. Webster 1430.
DAY WORK wanted. Webster 1508.
DAY WORK wanted. Webster 6182.
DAY work by hour. Webster 6028.
DAYWORK wanted. Doug. 6037.
DAY work wanted. Webster bill.
WASHING. Ironing. Webster 452l7
DAY work wanted. Webster 6450.
HELP WANTED MALE.
Stores and Offices.
BOOKKEEPER and office mgr., Council
Bluffs. $176-$200; bookkeeper, SU0-$125:
office clerks, $10S-$110-$115; experienced
lumber accountant and bookkeeper. New
Orleans, $175-$200; salesmen, stationery,
$260-$300.
THE MARTI COMPANY,
1126 W. O. W. Bldg.
TRAVELING salesman. Neb., established
firm, $140; bookkeeper, auto firm, $125;
accountant, $200; steno., $125; cashier,
knowledge of bookkeeping, $110; re
ceiving teller, bank, $100.
WESTERN REFERENCE & OND ASS'N.
736 First National Bank Bldg.
PIERRE, S. D., seeks the services of a
capable man, under 40 years of age, for
the position of Commercial Club Secre
tary under the budget system. Give ex
perience and references in writing, also
state salary expected. Address Pierre
Commercial Club. Pierre'. 8. D.
OFFICE CLERK, small amount of steno,
work, good future, $100.
WATTS REFERENCE CO.,
1138 First National Bank Bldg.
LEDGER CLERK, $136; bookkeeper, $120.
WATTS REFERENCE CO..
1138 First National Bank Bldg.
BOOKKEEPER, stenographer, So. Side.
RIGHT REFERENCE COMPANY.
536 First National BldgJ
Professions and Trades.
WANTED.
MEN AND BOYS
FOR FACTORY WORK.
GOOD PAY. STEADY WORK.
GORDON LAWLESS CO.,
ST1I AND DODGE.
See Jiggi and Maggie in Full.
-Page of Colors in The Sunday Bee.
I COULO UCK
TMEM IF THEV
V02. TWICE
LICK TOU-
- A? BW.
'LU tAf
THAT- '
HELP WANTED MALE
Professions and Trades.
WE can use several young men for tele
phone switchboard Installation work.
Liberal starting salary and good oppor
tunity for advancement In an Interest
ing job. Apply T. J. Estabrook, R. 216
New Telephone Bldg., 19th and Doug
last Sts., between t:10 a. m. and 4:30
I), m.
WANTED Sheet metal workers and fur--naco
men. Closed shop, 44-hour week;
scale, 11.00 per hour. A good oppor
tunity for good whrkmcn Address R.
Nason Friend, aecretaty Master Sheet
Metal Workers' association, 404 Pearl
Street. Bloux City. Iowa.
"DRAW FOR MONEY."
If you like to draw, a large Chicago
commercial art house will show you
how to earn money In your spare time.
State address, telephone, age and where
employed. Box Q-81, Bee.
WANTED Swedish massueseT a good all
year opening for the right party. Ad
dress Radium Water Bath House,
Nowata. Okl.
MOLER BARBER COLLEGE,
110 SQ. 14TH-ST. CATALOGUE FREE.
EXPERIENCED vsklrt makers. Afbert
Cahn. 213 S. 14th. .
WANTED-Palnters at once. Har. 2684.
Salesmen and Canvassers.
SALESMAN WANTED.
We prefer a resident of this city, who
has had actual experience in directing
a sales organization selling direct to
consumers. Must be a real live sales
man with good references. State ago
and previous experience. Do not an
swer unless you feel you can measure
up to requirements. If you can we
have a, real business for you In your
own city. Your ambition, brains and
energy are what we want. If we get
them wo will help you make mon;y.
New device; cheap; protected: no com
petition; exclusive sale In this cltv.
Write Frederick Sabln & Co., Inc.. 237-39-41
N. Broad St..Phliadelphla. Pa.
STOCK SALESMAN
Experienced stock 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 years.
Good leads furnished. Call Itoom 6,
Wead UUU-.
DON'T READ THIS ' "
unless you want to make real money
Am putting two new -crews In the field.
No limits. Experience unnecessary, i ONE of our routes Is open in our delivery
Leaving town. Money weekly; expenses ' department. This is a wonderful op
advanced. Come early and avoid the ' jjonunlty for one who can drive a Ford
rush. Inquire F. S. Martin, Carltor:, ar and be able to take care of our cus
Hotel, after 9 a. in." Wednesday morning, i tomers. Do not telephone. Call after
nrnr . -r . -r S a. m. DRESHER BROS, 2217 Far-
STOCK SALESMAN ;
Going concern, manufacturing a ne
cessity. Have state permit Party must
have cleajn record and references. Will
make special propositlbn for quick re
sults. Write at once to Omaha Bee,
Box No. 291.
WANTED High grade, clean-cut sales-
men for a live. faHt-elling proposition.
Quick clean-up. Can work anywhere;
especially adapted to northern territory
for summer work. Mr. Ball, 238 City
National Bank building.
WANTED Two men, personality, plus
education necessary.
(Gray hairs an
asset.) t'lty Vorlc, steady position, ex
pedient future. We oiace yt. j in lareewt
organizatfoa,in world. In replying gho
phone number. Box M-77. Omaha Bee.
SOLICITORS WANTED
Tf soil photographic coupons from
liluh-class studio; great money-making
possibilities for the right person. Ad
dress ti04 Lillis Bldg., Kansas t'itv. Mo.
WANTED l.lvo salesmen with blood In
th'olr eye, big enough to meet people and
put 'er over; chance to make your stake
in 1,0 days. Address Y-1170, Omaha
Jiee
SALESMEN For household specialties;
men with car can make good money.
Call nnd see us and let us explain C.
F Adams Co.. 623 S. ISth St.
openings nnd particulars, write C-50,
Omaha. Bee.
WANTED An experienced piano sales
man who can drive Ford car with piano
carrier. A. Hospe & Co., Council Bluffs,
Ta.
Hotels and Restaurants.
WANTED A good steady young man for
counter work In a. ctty about 40 miles
from Omaha; only a steady man need
apply. Phone or write atnce. Y-1168,
Omaha Bee.
PANTRY and kitchen help,
hotel.
Blackstons
Miscellaneous.
WANTED,
40 or SO laborers.
Apply at '
SELDEN-BRECK CONST. CO.
lllh and Seward Sts.
WANTE D-THREE
NORTON GRINDER
OPERATORS AT
ONCE, STEADY
WORK AND GOOD
PIECE WORK RATES.
AEPLY MR. HORN,
CUSHMAN MOTOR
WORKS, LINCOLN,
NEB.
WANTED
Laborers; apply at 31st and Dewey
end 26th and Dewey.
SELDEN-BRECK CONSTRUCTION CO.
WANTED.
MEN AND BOYS
FOR FACTORY WORK.
GOOD PAT. STEADY WORK,
GORDON LAWLESS CO..
ITH AND DODGE,
CABINET MAKERS WANTED.
We want six experienced cabinet mak
ers for steady work, summer and wln
' ter Job. With good pay. Apply at once.
OMAHA FIXTURE AND SUPPLY CO.,
11th and Douglas 8ts.
TRAIN end yard men, tuiliuad experl
rnce. for s-rvlce Chicago and Kansas
City. Apply W r Tttlhoff, Burlington
Routs, 1004 Fariu-
COME ON CA-bEY
Oft VtLL 50 TH
T BEAT UP
-7
HELP WANTED-MALE.
Miscellaenous
MEN WANTED
For shipping" and receiving
departments. Good opportu
nity for hustlers. Must be
ready to go to work at once.
Apply to Shipping Clerk,
LOOSE WILES BISCUIT CO.
12th and Davenport.
WANTED, v
WAREHOUSE MEN.
STEADY WORK.
GOOD PAY.
. APPLY,
OMAHA FLOUR MILLS CO.,
29TH AND C STS.
WANTED.
WAGON HELPERS.
8 HOURS PER DAY. APPLY
AMERICAN RAILWAY EXP. STABLE,
15TH AND DAVENPORT.
WANTED.
FREIGHT HANDLERS.
EIGHT HOURS PER DAT.
'I1P0 A MONTH.
AMERICAN RAILWAY EXPRESS.
UNION STATION.
i Av iivr. cojorco man xo racK oaus; good
rcrerences. v. c. c. Billiard Parlors,
1511 Howard.
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
Stores and Offices.
BOOKKEEPER, small office, Jill); steno.,
permanent place, $110 to start; steno.,
some copy work, $95; steno., beginner,
$75; P. B. X. opr. and typist, $75; clerk
to a s I st cashier, $80; biller, some ex
perience. $75.
WESTERN REFERENCE & BOND ASS'N.
736 First National Bunk Bldg.
STENOGRAPHER. $ I 25-f ! 00-$90-$S0 ; be
ginner stenos, $75-$80-$9ll; typist and
clerks, $S0-$sr, ; steno. and bkkpr.. $lon
$1)0; blllers, $76-$SU; comptometers, $75
$100. THE MARTI CO., 1126 W. O. W. Bldg.
SEVERAL stenographers' positions at
good salaries; several beginning comp
tometer operators; good typist and
clerk.
RIGHT REFERENCE COMPANY,
' 536 First "atj. Bldg.
STENOGRAPHERS, $1257 $110." $100. $91,
i $85, $75; typist and clerk, $S5: stenog
rapher and bookkeeper, $100, $110;
bookkeeper, $90.
WATTS REFERENCE CO.,
1138 First National Bank Bldg.
STENOGRAPHERS, $125, $110. $100, $90,
$S5, $76; stenographer and bookkeeper,
$110, $125: biiler. $S5.
WATTS REFERENCE CO.,
1138 First National Bank Bldg;
TYPIST and P. B. X. opera tor. 76-t5;
typist railroad company, $95; typist and
clerk, $75-$8.".
BUSINESS MEN'S REFERENCE ASS'N
917;1SW'. O. W. Bids.
11RL wanted in office and shipping room.
Dresher Bros.. 2217 Farnam.
WANTED At once, iady bookkeeper and
stenographer. -.Y-11C9. Bee.
Professions and Trades.
YOUNG LADIES
Do you want a permanent position T
No profession today offers better op
portunities for good salaries and steady
employment than local or. long distance
telephone work.
The work Is fascinating, pleasant,
healthful surroundings, annusl vacs-
t
tlons with full pay. Sick and accident
benefit without cost to employes.
No experience necesssry. Substantial
weekly pay while in training. Rapid
advancement.
, i
Parents invited to Investigate working
conditions.
Apply to
MRS. MORRIS,
Employment Secretary,
Room 616.
New Telephone Building.
. Nineteenth and Douglas Streets.
GIRLS WANTED Good wages; Saturday
afternoon off. Bluff City Laundry,
Council BlufN.
Saleswomen and Solicitors.
WANTED High grade, clean-cut sales
ladles for a live, fast-selling proposition.
Quick clean-up. Can work anywhere;
especially adapted to northern territory
for summer work. Mr. Ball, 238 City
National Bank building.
EXPERIENCED salesladies In ready-to-wear
dept. Inquire second floor. J.
H. Green Co., 16th and Howard.
LADY canvassers for electrio Irons and
lamps; good proposition. C F. Adams
Co.. ,623 S. I6th St. '
Household and Domestic.
WANTED Woman for general" house
work; no washing; prefer one with
. daughter over 12 years, who can take
care of two children. Call Harney 382.
WANTED Competent house girl for gen
eral housework. Smnll family; good
wages. 1320 South 34th St. Phone Har
ney 4042.
FOR LAUNDRESSES, DAT WOMEN,
ETC.. LOOK IN THE SITUATION COL
UMN OF THE BEE.
GIRL for general housework; good wages,
no laundry work; references required.
115 South 39th 8t. 1
WANTED Experienced second girl, wages
$16. Mrs. M.-u. coipetzer, 402 so. itn
St. Harney 94.
WANTED Experienced cook; references
required. Apply 202 St. Regis Arts.
Harney 362.
WANTED Competent cook; good wages,
small family. Mrs. G. Storx, 370S Far
nam. COMPETENT second maid; downstairs
worknnly.Mrs. WardBurgess, 122 N. 22.
EXPERIENCED woman for rooking, small
lamlly, DO laundry. 416 S. 38th. H. 16(0.
Drawn
Copyri;
WHAT THE." jjT
no- i Jutr
SAW NY WIFE
TURNIN' THE
MATTEft ARE
THEY 6RININ'
A --5ANS?
t CORNER r
fx1 ft l 1 1 : - . i v ?-
7.1
HELP WANTED FEMAI E.
Saleswomen and 'Solicitors.
WANTED Experienced cook (white). Mrs.
BartonMlllard, 123 N. 39th St. Har. 47.
COMPETENT white maid for general
housework. 3224 Dodge. Har. 1876.
Hotels and Restaurants.
SCRUBMAIDS wanted. El Beudor Apts.
hotel. 18th and Dodge.
WAITRESSES wanted. Calumet Res
taurant. Miscellaenous.
WANTED.
WOMEN AND GIRLS,
EXPERIENCE UNNECESSARY,
GOOD PAY, STEADY WORK.
GORDON LAWLESS CO.,
8TH AND DODGE. "
- WANTED.
COLORED MAIDS.
PERMANENT POSITIONS.
GOOD SALARY.
; N APPLY
SUPERINTENDENT BALCONY,
BURGESS-NASH.
BIO SISTERS ASSOCIATION, for the
benefit of business girls. 623 Bee Bldg.
Douglas 6592.
CHOCOLATE " dippers wanted." Rogers
Confectionery, 24th and Farner.i Sja.
WANTED EXPEIIIWcED" ELEVAfrOR
OPERATOR. CONANT HOTEL. '
GIRL wanted to fill and wrap orders.
Goodrich Drug Co.. 1308 Harney
DUST girl. Union Outfitting Co.
HELP WANTED.
Male and Female.
WANTED Men, ladles and boys to learn
barber trade; big demand; wagts while
learning; strictly modern. Call or write
14H3 Dodge St. Trl-Clty Barber College.
WANTED Married couple for farm work;
state wages wanted. Stephen Kalin,
oieriage, Neb.
.BUSINESS CKANCLS.
BAttBR shop and residence for sale In
Wyoming town, county sca't, only shop
In town. Good terms if dt-sired. li. A.
Hecklnger, Sundance, Wyo.
C.'FETEKIA Good locationowner "leav
ing city. High class trade. No Sunday
work. Address Box X-48, Om;:fca 'l.-c.
GOOD Omaha restaurant for sale that
will stand investigation. I am re-
tiring. Box M 74, Omaha Bee.
FOR SALE-r-fahoo shop and maehlnerv,
115 So. 14th St. Call Webster 3019 or
Doug. 159.
To get In or out of business. See LEWIS
& CO. 411 McCague Bldg. I
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 nnd retreading;
, also tube repairing and all rubber ul
lanlzlng IN THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE
TIRE REPAIRING SCHOOL IN OMA
HA. Three weeks learning $15. Wrl
or call
NATIONAL TIRE SHOP.
17th and Capitol Ave.
Van Sant School or Business,
Day and Evening Schools.
220 Omaha National Bank Bldg.
DougUs fiH90
PRIVATE tutoring; grade and hifrli
school subjects; experienced teacher; $1
I) ou i Ha rnc yCS 0.
CIIAS. lT FISil, piano tuner. vioTtn and
piano teacher. 4iulfax 4907.
FOR RENT ROOMS.
Furnished,
PHONE THE' WAfD"FPARTilENT.
TYLER 1000, AND ASK ABOUT OUR.
BIG ROOM 1. 1ST PRINTED BVKKY
WEEK FOR THE BENEFIT OF OUR
READERS AND ADVERTISERS. .
NICELY furnished room between two car
lir.es. Ladie3 preferred. Webster 6451.-
SINOLE rooms, gentlemen only; running
hot and cold water, walking distance.
Brown Apts.. 508 N. 21st St Doug. 6C44.
hi BLOCK to car. C blocks to 16th. Terms
reasonable. 2219 St. Marys Ave. You'll
like them when you see them
TWO-ROOM SUITE; private family; West
Farnam car; $10; employed couple pre
ferred. Call Harney 6C19.
2701 DAVENPORT Two-room suite; mod
ern; electric light and gas range. Har-
ney 49S9.
2 NICE, clf'i'.n rooms. linoseom Park dis
trict, on car line. Har. 1352. Reasonable
DESIRABLE, cool room; dose in; ideal
locatlon for graveling man. Douir. 71143.
ELMS HOTEL, 19th" and Harney." Rooms.
$3.50 per week snd up Doug. 6006.
DESIRABLE rooms. Five minutes walk to
postofflce. apply 220 No. 23d St.
640 SO. 24TH, large, etean front room,
gentlemen preferred. Dg. 9203.,
ONE front room, ground fioor, suitable
for two gentlemen. Tyler990. "
BEAUTIFULLY furnished rooms! (flO No.
27th at. Can Tyler4M3.
FURNISHED rooms? 626SoJ25th Ave".
ROOM" for rent. 420 S. 26th St. Tyler 4787.
FURNISHED room for rent. 316 N. 20th.
FURNISHED rooms, 709 North 33d 'St.v
TWO lovely rooms. Call Har. 7446.
Housekeeping Rooms.
HOUSEKEEPING apartments, two or four
iarge, cool rooms, parlor floor, every
thing furnished, walking distance1, mod
ern, shade, very reasonable, 602 S. 28th
St. Har. 1836.
LIGHT housekeeping. 701 16th St.
3701 Davenport. Two-room suite; mod
ern. Har. 4989.
LIGHT housekeeping rooms. 818 So. 21st.
Board and Room.
FIELD CLUB DISTRICT Beautifully
furnished rpm for couple employed,
or two young men, excellent board. II.
4G04.
ONE or two elegant rooms, very exclusive,
West Farnam, private home; breakfast
and evening dinner. Har. 2196. Garage.
818 S. 21st St., room and board or meals.
Just opened. Dg. 7226.
Unfurnished.
3 FINE rooms. 2206 N. 16th. adults.
Rooms Wanted.
WANTED One large room suitable for
light housekeeping. Box V-78, Omaha
Bee.
FOR RENT HOUSES.
Furnished.
WILL rent (-room bungalow furnished,
Including nice garden, until September
1, Immediate possession. 3330 N. 69th.
Walnut 3777.
Unfurnished.
elr
WILL lease from Aug. ,1 for 1 year my
house of 8 rooms to responsible per
sons only, 132 No. 39th St. Har. 4250.
Robert Cowell.
M ycflhneous.
LIST your property for rent or sals with
FIRST TRUST COMPANY.
Realtors. lyler lit,
( 1ao ur lnrv Fstruat asaviea. Ims. i A'O.O
for the Bee by McManus.
ht. 1920 International News Service
FOR RENT APTS. AND FLATS
Furnished.
FURNISHED apartment, modern, '4 block
from car line. Woodbine Apts. Adults
-"jy .2214 Wirt St. Webster 6946,
ATTRACTIVE 3 -room apartment to7iiian
and wife from July 1 to Sept. 1, 2661
Jones St.. Apt. No. 3. Tyler 2433.
Unfurnished.
I WILL sub-let my S-room apart
ment unfurnished from July 1 to
October 1 to good reliable family
of two. If interested and desire
further information address Box
X93 Omaha Bee.
FOR RENT Two-room apartment In pri
vate home at 2420 Wirt St. CallCol
fax 3140 for appointment. ' f
MOVING AND STORAGE.
FIDELITY fNDRAVASCO.
STORAGE, MOVING PACKING
HOUSEHOL DGOODS AND PIANOS.
REASONABLE RATES.
FREE RENTAL SERVICE.
COMPLETE LIST OF
HOUSES AND APARTMENTS.
16t) and Jackson Sts. Douglas ttl.
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.
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 CO.
Owned by h, R Howen Co Tyler 3400.
TRY US FIRST.
AMERICAN MESSENGER AND
EXPRESS.
Douglas 6900-5901. Moving, hauling all
kinds. Quick service.
HORSES AND VEHICLES.
FOR SALE 20 head fine farm horses,
mares, mules; some mares In foal; all
stock guarante-d sound; good condition.
Apply M. C. Peters Mill Co.. 29th and
B Sts., or after 6 p. ,m. phone South
473.
POULTRY AND PET STOCK.
Jr'OR SALE Thoroughbred Russian wolf
hound. Call Harney 7016 after 6.-p. m.
AUTOMOBILES FOR'SALE.
USED CAR
BARGAINS ,
' 1919 Oakland Srdan 5 new cord
(ires guaranteed good as new,
? 1.350. ' '
1920 Essex Touring new (ires
driven .5.000 miles, $1,250.
1918 Oakland six roadster re
finish,ed like new tires nearly
new, $700.
1920 Elgin six demonstrator a
bargain).
WESTERN ELGIN
MOTOR CO.,
1413 Farnam St. - Tel. Doug. 713.
DRIVE IT YOURSELF
COMPANY
RENT A NEW FORD DRIVE
IT YOURSELF
'IIS MOST ECONOMICAL AUTO
MOB1LINO: CHEAPER THAN OWN
ING A CAR. NEW. Al CONDITION.
SELF-STARTEns. OPEN DAY AND
NIGHT THE 303 DAYS.
1314 HOWARD STREET. DOUG. S622.
FORDS. "BUJCKS, DODGES
NEW AND USED
Cash or time. Drive them and pay by
tho month. All cars in good mechanical
shatie. Fords, bodies, cabs, truck bodies.
Send for catalogue.
GOLDSTROM AUTO SALES CO.,
1318 Harney St. Tyler 714.
CENTRAL GARAGE.
Open 'iav aijd night.
WILL-TAKE LOW PRICED CITY LOT3
OR CHEAP PROPERTY IN TRADE
FOR USED CARS.
STANDARD MOTOR CAR CO.,
2020 FRNAM STREET.
. BUICK 1920 COUPE.
NEW.
Can save yu several hundred dol
lars on a new Buick Coupe, with
complete equipment. Call Douglas
1970. Mr. Curzon.
THOUSAND-DOLLAR CARS.
18 MITCHELL LIGHT SIX, $600.
18 STUDE BAKER SIX. $500.
18 HAYNES TOURING, $650.
TRAWVER AUTO CO.. 2210 FARNAM.
NEW GUARANTEED TIRES.
30x3 ..$ 9.75 32x3ti.$15.90
30x34. .$12.90 34x4 ..$21.75
STANDARD TIRE CO.. 410 N. 16TH ST.
STORAGE batteries, written guarantee,
exchange price 3 cell, $15; Dodge and
Maxwells, i $20. Midland Battery Co.,
2615 Leavenworth St.
DO YOU want a good automobile at a
bargain price? All makes and sizes.
Terms or cash. Call Mr. Jones. Doug.
6188.
FOR SALE A new 2H ton truck.' never
been used. $800 less than present re
tall price. Call Douglas 1900. Room
60S.
SOME bargains In used Ford cars. Mc
Caffrey Motor Co. The Handy Ford
Service Station. 15th and Jackson. Doug
las 3500.
WE HAVE 50 good used cars to select
from. All prices.
MEEKS AUTO CO.. 2026 Farnam.
BARGAIN In Mlfburn "Electric, fine condi
tion, new batteries. See car nt 6115
military Ave., or call Walnut 4309.
THE DIXIE FLYER
W. R. NICHOLS MOTOR COMPANY,
2520- Farnam St.
AUTO CLEARING HOUSE.
2033 FARNAM.
EXCEPTIONAL USED CARS.
WANTED For spot cash, 100 used cars,
quick action; no delay. Auto Exchange
Co.. 2059 Farnam St Doug. 6035.
Jt'OR TERMS ON USED CARS-
VAN BRUNTS.
Look for t he re d seal on windshield.
OAKLAND Sensible Mix. 1
MARSH OAKLAND CO.,
2.109 Farnam St.
DODGE true for"" sale, ' will take Ford
or small, car as part payment. Call
Douglas1003; '
1918 DODGE, overhauled, bargain. See
at Morton's Garage. Harney 6761).
FORD Sedan for sale, 1919 model; nearly
new. Reasonable. Douglas 8989.
FCRD" touring, 1917 model, fine shape.
Bargain. Harney 2790.
Repairing and Painting.
RADIATOR CORES INSTALLED. .
Manufactured in Omaha, 24-hour serv
ice for auto, truck and tractor. Expert
radiator and lender repairing; body
dents removed; new fenders made.
OMAHA AUTO RADIATOR MFG. CO..
J8i gi"f . xir in.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
Tires and Supplies,
USED TIRES.
SOx, $3.00; SOiJVI. 14.00.
All slies In proportion. Look over
our rsbulits. Open Sundays. Tyler 28.
SAVIQE TIRES.
90$ N 16lh Sr Herat n Tire Short.
NEW-REPUBLIC TIRES, CHEAP!
0x3Vs FI3K ,.$14.93 I 14x4 120 96
303 .$10,96 $3x4 119 95
36x4 n.t I 2x4. .$19. 9
SEE U8 FIRST. IT PATS.
KAIMAN TIRBTIOBBER8. 1721 CUMINO
ll'TO electrical repairs; service station
for Rayfleld carburetor and Columbia
storage batteries. Edwards. 261S N. lsllu
FARM LANDS
Wanted.
FARMS WANTED Sell your land to an
Iowa buyer. The best way to reach
I hem is through an advertisement in
the "Farm Land" columns of Uteir
favorite papers, The Dea Moines Register
and The Evening Tribune. The Frank
Land company, Cheyenne, Wyo., says,
"The results from the lies Moines Regis
ter and the Evening Tribune are not
cquali-d by any other paper that we
advortlse in." Tho Stoutenburg Land
company, Butterfleld. Minn., told us,
"We sold three farms In a single day
through a previous advertisement In your
papers." You, too, can aell your iand
by the same plan. Send us an adver
tisement describing your land In dita.l.
how many acres, Its distance from town
and school; what Improvement It has.
If any; how many acres are under cul
tivation; how murh pasture; whether
there is a good water supply In fact,
toll all the things about your farm that
you would want to know if you were
buying It Instead of selling it. Then we
will tell you, without obligation on your
part, how little It would cost you to
reach these Iowa buyers through a good,
convincing advertisement In our "Farm
Land" columns. Write today and get In
touch With the prospective buyers who
are In the market now. The Des Mo'.ms
Register and Evening Tribune, Dept. 44,
Des Moines, Iowa.
Colorado' Lands.
COLORADO.
Come to Canon City, Colo.; fins ell
mate. Apple orchards. Alfalfa farms.
Small fruits; city property; stock
ranches. Write for fine bookleL Hayncs
HoaltyCo.
FOR SALE Good 480-acre N. E. Colo.,
Prowers county farm; well Improved.
Lost my wife; too old to handle. Will .
sacrifice for $25 per a. A. N. Gibson,
Bristol Colo. ,
Idaho Land.
BIG alfalfa ranch In Snake river valley,
Idaho. Fine climate, close to open range,
school and town. Two flowing warm
wells and river feed grounds. Good build
ings and fences. All kinds of fruit and
berries. All under trrlgatlon and plenty
of water. IdMl shep and cattle ranch.
Pay 20 per ent ii 26 per cent net on
price. OwmTr, 1620 Ada St., Boise,
Idaho.
Iowa Lands.
ONE OF IOWA'S '
BIGGEST AttD BEST
STOCK AND GRAIN
FARMS
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION
AT 1:30 P. M.
JULY 1, 1920.
We will sell at Public Auction
a farm of 640 acres, known as tht
Hilliker Simpson farm; it is lo
cated in Pottawattamie county, 38
miles from Council Bluffs, on the
new White Pole road, 13 miles
east of Oakland; 9 miles north of
Griswold, and five miles south and
eight miles west of Atlantic.
There are 440 acres in tine body
on which is located all of the im
provements; 200 acres in one body
hcross the section line to the
north.
t
These two tracts will be sold
separately; then the entire 640
acres will be sold in one body
and whichever brings the most
money it will be sold.
Jhe improvements have all
been built within the last two or
three years and consist of the fol
lowing: Five-room house with,--full
basement; large barn: corn.1
crip; granary;"1 chicken house
large barn; corn crib; granary i
chicken house; machine shcd;
stock corrals; scales; thite gorfd
wells and the land is all iTencrfd
lioR-tight in several (liflerrfnt
iields. J lie land is slightly r
ing; 27 acres is in timber tastfre;
80 acres in corn and the balnce
is seeded down to timothy and
clover.
This farm is one of the bf st im
proved,,, best located stok and
grain farms within the boundaries
of the state of Iowa.
Terms of sale will hi announced
by the auctioneer before the sale
starts; the terms will be very rea
sonable and liberal to responsible
parties, so do not stay awav think
ing you cannot buy this farm, as
the terms will be made so that
any responsible party can buy.
Sale will start at 1:30 p. m.
Free lunch at noon.
For further information call on
or write
HILLIKER SIMPSON,
Room 3, Horse and Muie , Barn,
South Side Stock Yards or
S. S. & R. E. Montgomery,
213 City National Bank Building,
Omaha.
Kansas Lands.
IF you are looking for a real land proposi
tion, see our low priced, level' wheat
farms, and shallow water alfalfa farms,
In the famous White Woman basin In
Scott county, Kansas. The prices are
right.
LAND MARKET. LAND MARKET,
FRANKLIN, NEB. SCOTT CITY, K AS.
AM acres, 2 miles town, Franklin
county, Kansas. Smooth, highly im
proved. . Abundanee water. 80 alfalfa;
40 pasture; remainder spring crops.
One best farms In Franklin county.
Terms. Write for description, price,
and list, Martin Strafuss, Ottowa, Kan.
WRITE us for prices and terms on lands
In Thomas county. Kansas, Felton A
West. ?07 Crounse Block.
Minnesota Lands.
MINNESOTA lands. 30 Improved farms
offered for sale by owner on long-time.
One-fifth cash. Located In Red River
valley proper, near Argyle, Stephen,
Donaldson and Tyler, Minnesota. Wrl'e
for descriptive booklet and price list.
M. Laurltsen. 629 2d Ave., S. Minneap
olis. Minn.
NebraskaLands.
$25.00 Below Its Value
For a Quick Sale.
160 acres in the Platte River Valley
2 miles from town, 120 acres under
plow, 30 acres pasture with running
water, 10 ,cres fine meadow, land
lies level. ' Good black loam soil. Good
4-room house nearly new. Stable for
6 head of horses. Granary for 2,000
bushels and other minor improvements.
Two wells with the best of water at
a depth of 20 feet. Buildings well
sheltered by large grove. Only 80
rods from school. Price $140 per
acre, $5,000 cash, $5,000 December 1.
Balance good terms. , Buy a farm that
never fails to produce a crop. Ad
dross M. A. Larson, Owner, Central
City,- Neb.
COllNAND ALFALFA FARMS.
IMPROVED. IN CENTRAL NEBRASKA,
at the right price. Write for list.
LARSON A CARRAHER.
Central City. Ne Drinks.
L120-ACRE farm In" Kimball, Neb., dis
trict. About 300 acres under cultivation.
Practically all tillable. Fine wheat land.
Good concrete barn, well, fences, email
house.Offered byowners. Rsy C. Hall,
4,000 ACRES Bos Butts county farm land;
$16 to $36 an acre in half section lots.
S. S. AND R. E. MONTGOMERY.
213 City Nat'l Bank Bldg.
HAY $20 to 140 "last winter. For Elk
horn Valley hay laud write Frank
Schermerhom. 3:US Myitis Ave., Omaha.
For Nb. Farms and Ranches see
Graham-Peters Realty Co..
f.i Omaha Nat'l Bk. Bldg.. Ontaha
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