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10 THE BEE OMAHA. FRIDAY, JUNE 25. 1920. Classified Advertising Rates: 6e per line (count word to lint) 1 day lie per line. . .per day, S consecutive dare 12o per line. . .per day, 7 onsecutie day. lie per line. . .rr day, SO consecutive daye No adi taken for less than a total of JOe These rates arply either to the Daily or Sunday Bee. All advertisements ap pear In both morning and evening daily paper for the one charge. CONTRACT RATF3 ON APPLICATION Want ada accepted at the following of fices: MAIN OFFICE 17th and Famam St. South Side...', 2318 N St. Council Bluff 15 Scott St. WANT ADS RECEIVED BY PHONE AT TYLER 1000 THE BEE will not be responsible for mora 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 P. M. Sunday Edition 9:00 P. M. Saturday. DEATH & FUNERAL NOTICES. KISSRLL Fred., died' at 1921 Leaven worth ft., Tuesday, June 22, aged 65 years. Funeral services at Hulse Rlepen's ehapel, 701 South 16th St., Fridsy, June 16. at !:S0 p. m. Inrermnnt -(Vest Lawn Cemetery. Friends welcome. funIsral "directors"' STACK & FALCONER, "INDEPENDENT UNDERTAKERS" PIERCE-ARROW AMBULANCE SERVICE. Thlrty-thlrd and Famam. Harney 64. TAGGART & SON, VNDEtfTAKKRS AND FMllALMERS. Telephone Doufrlas 714. 5216 Cuming St. HEAFEY Si HEAFEY, Undertakers and Embalmers. Phone H. 285. Office 211 Famam. HULSE & RIEPEN, Plonepr Funeral IMrertnrs. 71 South 16thSt. PoiirUb108. DUFFY & JOHNSTON, yKPF.RTAKKR S. 7 1 7 S. 1 th. Tyler167t. "florists! " Eeel. LARMON : 1S14 Douglas St. Douclas 6244. Li; Henderwon, 1519 Farnnm. Douglas 1248. JOHN BATH. lMh and Farnam. 1). 3000. MONUM ENTS & CEMETERIES. THE lsrufst .llsi.lay of monuments In the United Slates. FRAKK SVnnODA, J2U S. 13th. Phone Douglas 1872-6216. B1RT HSAND DEATHS. Births Burtnlo add Maria Paris", 717 Pacific street, girl: John and Annie Sword, Slfi North Twenty-eighth avenue, hoy; David and Ida Stein, hospital, girl; James and Palsy Bingham, :IS20 J street, boy ; William and Annie MacQueen. hospital, girl; Cress and Cathloen Covington, hos pital, hoy: J. and Nellie riernlckl, 2916 Oak street, clrl; Feter and I,ula Peter sen, 1609 Military avenue, girl; Walter and Anna Parks. 271S Cuming street, hoy; Robert and Catherine Marshall, hospital, girl; Robert and Vera Mlihay, hospital, girl; William and Julia Washington, 2316 North Twenty-eighth avenue, boy; .Too and Anna Slmek. 6S12 South Twenty-first street, boy; Emmet and Blanche Pithougl, hospital, boy; Hurta and Cecil Moore, 2605 North Thirteenth avenue, girl. Deaths Moses E. Hlatt. 66 years. 2121 Lake street; Agnes McQueen. 4:1, hospital; Baby McQueen, infant, hospital. MARRIAGE LICENSES. The following couples have been Issued 11c nses to wed : Louis Sokolof, It, Omaha, and Rose Jaeonson, 2 0, Omaha. Krnest F. Nelson, over 21, Omaha, and Berthe. E. c-por, over IS, Omaha. Jay S. Faker. 23, Omaha, and Lola Newell, 14, Omaha. ih.ntl.)r Htvwart, 21, Hlalr, Neb., atad Ca'herlj.e- K. NHson, 22, Blair, Neb. Cecil E. Wood. 2$, Cedar Rapids, la., and Nina V. Snyder, 23, Cedar Rapids, la. Frank Grablll, 3f Harlan, la., and Rosa If. (j&otwell, IS, Avoca, la. WlUard J. Fowler, 23, Omaha, and Louisa M. Craighead, 23. Omaha. Kdmund M. Uybarczylc, 25, Elkhorn, Neb., and Dorothy Sexson, 21, Fremont, Neb. Abe Ferer, SI, Omaha, and Goldee Mar cus, 20, Omaha. Charles B. Peterson, 21, Omaha, and Margaret Been, 19, Omaha. Edward F. Bell, 26, Norfolk, Neb., and Edna Sweeney, 25, Crotheravllle, Ind. Dewey Proelatlng, 22, Omaha, and Olga Harmon, 21, Omaha, Charles H. Smith, 21, Omaha, and Emma K. Wendell, 20, Omaha. Carl O. Lof. 23, Omaha, and Edith E. Carlson, 22, Omaha. Charles A. Outhrle, 29, Omaha, and Henrietta Carstens, 23, Omaha. . Thomas Drabek, over 21, Winner, 8. P., and Alica J. Anderson, over 18, Platte, 8. D. LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS. FOR ARTICLES LOST on street cars tele phone Tyler 800. We are anxious to re Htore lost articles to rightful owners. OMAHA & COUNCIL BLUFFS ST. RY. CO. - STRAYED From 6013 Davenport, white Angora, limps with left foot, family pet of 10 years. Phone Walnut 470 Infor mation concerning his whereabouts. Lib eral jjewajd LOST Woven straw suit case between Lurltngton stat, on and Bemis park. ;jName and suit case S. C. Mather, ' AuroraNeb. Finder please caHWal. 795. 0ST Diamond locket, valued as keep sake. Monogram A. H. on back. Llb ,eral reward. Return to 828 South 22nd. Tyler749. LOST Lavaliere. diamonds and opal, set in platinum, between Lake street and ' South Omaha. Liberal reward. Web steLr 2591! fJ.'ST Brindle female bulldog with 1919 lit ense, white face and 2 white feet. ' Ahout 3 months old. Reward. Wal. 1121 4 LOST Wednesday, key ring containing 6 keys: on Krug park or Leavenworth car. CallHarney 4 3 H :4 after 6 p. m, TOt'ND Stray 'hay (horse; Owner can have same ly paying for ad and keep ing of horse. Call Hellevu 49. BKMDED human hair fob with 1861 $2.60 gold pieces attached. Liberal reward for ' '''urn. Call Tyler 2979. o'ST Lady's gray luathcr handbag, Tuesday, West Farnam car. Wal. 2949. SPECIAL NOTICES. MY office has been moved from 634 Brandels Bldg. to 302 Karbach Elk. " DrL. K Lake. WANTED Concessions for July 3, 1920. Notify L. O. Stoker, Rising City, Neb. v PERSONAL. THE SALVATION Army Industrial home , solicits your old clothing, furniture, magazines. We collect. We distribute. Phone Doug. 4136 and our wagon will call. Call and inspect our new home, 1110-111 2 -1111 Do d gest reet. PRIVATE tutoring by experienced teacher, grade and high school subjects; $1 hour. Harney 680. SYSTEM of Swedish massage, facial massage and steam baths. Douglas 9649. HOME wanted for girl In or near Oma ha, aged 10. M-76. Omaha Bee. MASSAGE and electric treatments. 318 Neville Blk. CHILDREN boarded Wal. 2968. during vacation. ELECTRIC it'll. bath and massage. Webstar CHILDREN to care for. Co 1 fax 8708. CHILDREN to board. Tyler 3297. ANNOUNCEMENTS. Accordeon Pleating. ACCORDION, side, knife, sunburst box pleating, covered buttons, all sizca and styles; hemstitching, picot, edging, eve let cut work, button holes, pennants. Ideal Button and Pleating Co., 30S Brown Blk. Douglas 1936. Top Notch Shop Tfiemstltchlng. braiding, beading, all kinds pleating. Doug. 6011. ' Room 33, Douglas Blk.. 16th and Dodge. Chiropdists. Carrie J. Burford. 620 Paxton Bid. D. 120S. Contractors. CARPENTERING, repairing, remodeling done. L. J. Erlcksou. Call Walnut 1637. It- J. RUBEES, carpenter; all kinds of new and repair work. Webster 3233. Dentists. oDr. Bradbury. No pain. 921 W. O. W. Bid. Dancing Academies. SUMMER DANCING RATES. TTT PTWl? School for Dancing, JVLrrllN Hi 3424 Farnam. D. 7850 , Class at 8; da,ncing at 9 p. m. Monday, Thur., Sat.; private lessons any time. TVesa Suits yULL dress aultea and tuxedo for rent. 109 N 16th St John Feldman. D. 8128. Detectives. 'IPKINS NATIONAL DETECTIVE AUfcNcr. incorporated, uousiaa im. Arlington dik., oiaana, nctj. JAMES ALLAN, 311 Neville Blk. Evl dence eecnrej In all cases. Tylar 1136. RELIABLE Detective Bureau. . Railway Ex. Side Douglaa J068; Might, Col. 465. BRINGING UP NOW TO I f FATHER I ON THE. THEFASaHtON fflSftSH NEWS OP 'SECTION- A fcilW THE - ' ANNOUNCEMENTS. Printing. WEDDING announcements and printing;. Douglas Printing Co. Tel. Douglas M4. Mattresses Repaired. CITY MATTRESS CO., mattresses mada over; box springs repaired. S81i Cum ing. Harney 7162. Electrical Utilities. VACUUM CLEANERS delivered, called for, 60c day. Webster 1657, 10 a. m. to P' HOOVER and other sweepers' for rent; delivered. Webster 4283. ELECTRIC vacuum Douglas 6718. cleaners for rent. Gas Stoves Connected. STOVES connected, house piping. Walnut 2008. . Connections, 12, House piping. H. 1619 Hats Blocked. HATS cleaned and blocked while you wait, at Paxton Hat Works, lbu7 'Farnam St.: work guaranteed. D. 6939. HATS cleaned, rebloc'ted, ladies' straw hats specialty. Mastos Bros., 1520 Har'y. Jewelry. DIAMONDS pay the best price with privilege to buy hack at small profit. GROSS JEWELRY Co., 402 N. 16th St. 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. Phonographs. QUALITY PHONOGRAPHS AND RECORDS, LOWEST PRICES. CASH OR TERMS. THE MUSIC SHOP, INC. 1616 Harney St. Douglas 8t. Sewing Machines. SEWING MACHINES We rent, repair, sell needlea and parta. MICKEL'S 16th and'Harney. Douglaa 1173. Tailors. M. REISER, 306 "South 18th. Doug. 1187. Painting and Paper Hanging. PAlNTINtis paperhanging and decorating at reasonable prices. Frank Kulisek, Walnut 1 4 2L L.HT me figure your paperhanging and interior decorating. Otto Larsen, Web ster 4574. FIRST-CLASS paper hanging, Douglas 4909. painting. PAINTING, paperhanging, Walnut 4667. plastering. PAINTING, paperhanging, cleaning, Doug- laa 6322. PAPERHANGING ; prlqes right Walnut 4 99 8 PAPERHANGING. painting. Tyl er 2765. Razor Blades Sharpened SAFETY razor blades sharpened, new ra zors, razor blades sold. Omaha Razor Sharpening Co.. 1622 podge. 108 N. 1 8. Patent Attorneys. INTERNATIONAL PATENT CO., Patent attorneys; procure, buy and sell pat ents. 1716 Dodge St.. Omaha. Theatrical. THEATRICAL, historical and masque cos tumes for amateur theatricals and par- iies iot rent at t. ueDen & Bon, urnins. Towel Supplies. Omaha Towel Supply. 207 S. 11th. D. 628. Tree Trimming. TREES trimmed; cavity work; bracing; treatment of Injury and disease; remov ing; planting and transplanting; twelve skilled tree surgeons; over 400 satisfied customers in Omaha and nearby towns. PAGE TREE SERVICE (INC.) 210 Davidge Block. Tyler 4800. Rug Weaving. WEAVING, old ru ga remade. Tyler 1438. Safes. QATTFCi BARGAINS. 12th Farnam. J. UO j. j Deright Safe Co. Welding. OMAHA WELDING CO. "The Careful Welders." 1 5th a nd Jackson. D. 4397. Miscellaneous. PAXTON-M ITCH ELL CO. 27th and Martha Sts., Omaha, Neb, tirass, bronze, aluminum and machine gray iron castings. HELL'S MENTHOL OINTMENT can be purchased at Rialto Drug Store. 16th and Douglaa Sts., Omaha, Neb. DUMP ashes S. W. corner 35th and Fran cis. Douglas 420. V FOR SA.LE. Pianos and Musical Instruments. A. HOSPE CO. fralSc Pianos for rent. $4.00 per month. DRUMS, traps, marimbas. Instructions, repairing. Phone Harney 2967. Geo. A. Smith. 2761 Davenport St. SAXOPHONE, melody C, fine condition, sliver finish, almost new, very reason able. Webster 6276. SAXOPHONE HOSPITAL, repairing, re padding. John Taft. 1824 v Webster. Tyler 4S57. PIAJJO Ebersole; guaranteed fine con dition; reasonable. 1419 Dodge St. KRANICH BACH FIANO, A-l SHAPE, BARGAIN. DOUGLAS 4703. BARGAIN in Steger & Sons pianos, first class condition. Doug. 4703. WALNUT GRAPHONOLA, ALMOST NEW, $65. HARNB 6475. 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. CHECKWRITERS, Todds, Peerless, F & E, all makes; bargains; some new; save half. THE SAFEGUARD DIAGONAL, 320 Neville Bldg. Doug. 7130. ALL MAKES Typewriter Co., "all makes." 2"5 S. 18th St. Tyler 2414. Machinery. FOR SALE One Little Giant Trip-Ham-mer, one Monarch Disc Sharpener, one emery who'1! stand. Star Roller IKse , sharpener, 20 ft. of line shafting one Inch by one-half; one Never-Slip tap machine,, one big wagon jack. Fred Petersen, Fremont. Neb. Lumber and Building Material. FOR SALE. CHEAP IF TAKEN AT ONCE. Second hand lumber. Second hand brick. Miscellaneous iron and 2 boilers. SELDEN-BRECK CONST. CO. llth and Seward Sts. FATHER- (ANT OU WWT I LL OE. THTOUGH VsM 1 n THE WHOU& I MtN FOR SALE. Furniture and Household Goods. AUCTION! AUCTION!! One of the Biggest Sales of Furniture I Have Ever Had IN MY AUCTION HOUSE SOUTHEAST CORNER 1STH AND WEBSTER STREETS, SATURDAY, JUNE 26, STARTS AT 1 P. M. SHARP. There are 17 complete homes of high grade furniture that has been con signed to me to sell at auction on com mission and I will sell as muoji as I can Saturday, consisting of some of the best furniture money will buy. One Story & Clark piano, like new one Smith & Barnes piano, nearly new; four other good pianos: three genuine Vtctrolas and two grafonolas and about 300 good records; one Anglo-Persian rug, 9x12, and four French wllton rugs, 9x12, and ahout 15 other Jrood wllton rugs, all sizes; two extra good nearly new rugs, size, 12x14, and about 2.7 good axmlnster, rugs; ono extra high grade mahogany cane inserted parlor suite this suite Is the best money will buy cane Inserted with extra cushions and like new; one very expensive mas sive overstuffed leather living room set with duofold and chairs to match; one long mahogany davenport table and sev eral extra good library tables; one very best American walnut dining room set in William and Mary style this Is the best dining room set I have sold; 64-Inch table, beautiful baffet and chairs to match; two massive golden oak dining i room sets complete that are the best golden oak dining room sets I have ever sold, both with 64-Inch tables; massive buffets and expensive chairs to match and like new; four other good fumed oak dining ajpom sets complete and several extra piece dining room furniture; one very expensive mahog any bedroom suite complete with dressing table, bed and dresser , ail matched; one very expensive old lvbry bedroom suite complete, that Is like new; several massive brass beds, two massive brass beds complete with Oste more mattresses; several massive ma hogany rockers and about 20 good oak rockers, nearly new porch awnings, cedar chest, sewing machines, electric lamps, electric vacuum cleaners, and one nearly new electrio washing ma chine; five of the best gas ranges I have ever sold, white enameled kitchen cabinet and two other good Hoosler cab inets; seven extra good Ice boxes; linen from some of Omaha's best homes: drapes, shades, cut glass, fancy and staple dishes, davenport, dressers and hundreds of articles too numepmis to mention. This Is a sale -that you can get most anything you want. JAMES L. DOWD CO., Auctioneers. If you have anything to sell call Douglas 3285, Tyler 966, or Douglas 8878. SELECT YOUR SPRING HOUSE FUR NISHINGS FROM THESE BARGAINS Adam period bedroom suite at $213; an Adam Period dining suite, at $163; larga collection of fine furniture; room size rugs at a great reduction; cane mahogany living room suites, at $185 each. , STATE FURNITURE COMPANY, Corner 14th and Dodge Streets. Opposite U. P. Headquarters. Omaha. Neb. WE sell new and near-new furniture, stoves and rugs at lowest prices; cash or payments. Amer. Furn. Co., 605 N. 16. Miscellaneous. FOR SALE Glass, txlO, 8x8, 6x7, splen did for hot houses, etc. See or call Mr. Hadley, Bee Engraving Dept., Omaha Bet. OFFTCE partition, oak;v26 feet and door; almost new; 7 feet high; excellent con nillon. Call Foster-Barker Co. Doug- laa 1350. OMAHA PILLOW CO. Mattresses made over In new ticks at half the price of new beds. 1907 Cuming St. Douglaa 2467. 600 PAIR SPECTACLES and eyeglasses, $1.25 to $5.00. Guarantee. 801 Secun ties Bldg. GIAIN binder, Deerlng, fine condition. Louis Jessen, 40th and Valley. Harney 4401. WARDROBE TRUNK WANTED. GEORGE DICKSON, DOUGLAS 8771. FOR SALE $500.00 cashier desk with marble bottom, cheap. 303 No.' 16th St. RnTTT TT"Q at Nathan-Stelnberg'a, iiKJ A -I- -U-CiO 10i9 Harney StJX 6166. FURNITURE and rugs of 10-room home fore sale. 3625 Cuming; no dealers. ANYONE wishing toflllln lots can get dirt at 2420 Bancroft St. BEAUTIFUL show case for sale. 206 Balrd Bldg.. Tyler 6317. REFRIGERATOR, new Bohn Syphon. Dg. 8895. KINDLING & LUMBER, W. 459. BABY carriage, twin reed. South 1522. CORN cobs at Havens Coal Co. , Wal. 858. HAND washing machine. Colfax 2672. WANTED TO BUY. WE BUY baled waste paper, old maga zines and newspapers. State quantity you have on hand. Write or phone for prices. Omaha Paper Stock Co., 15th and Marcy. Douglaa 169. WANTED TO BUY, 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 Farnam. D. 6146. BUOFOLD, box springs, Rugs, dressers, beds, furniture of all kinds suitable for rooming house; reasonable prices paid. Douglas 8838. LIBERTY BONDS BOUGHT. MACKS BOND HOUSE. 1421 First Nat'I. Bank Bldg. Tyler 3644. WILL buy second-hand clothing, shoes and furniture. Ty. 2698. A Zavett, 705 N 16. WANTED TO BORROW. WANTED Loan on South Dakota land; will pay good Interest Walnut 10S2. 2012 North 61th St. SITUATIONS WANTED. Male. INCOME tax specialist desires connec tion with large corporation in mid west. For personal interview write M 7S. Omaha Bee. EVENING work by young man of four years' experience. Box M-73, Omaha Bee. . HOUSECLEANING. all kinds, by experi enced colored man. Webster 6654. PORTER wants work; day work. Webster 6053. Female. HOUSEKEEPERS, LAUNDRESSES. Watch the Domestic, column of The Bee. Lota of good places are always advertised. Don't mln them. WORK for private family by the week. AVebster 6216. PASTRY like mother makes. Web. 3948. Laundry and Day Work. LAUNDRY, cleaning, experience, colored woman. References. Mrs. Davis, Tyler 3179. EXPERIENCED colored laundress. Cur tains and bundle washings. Webster 1975. .WOMAN wants daywork. Phone Web. 6962. Ask for Mrs. Scott. 2107 N. 27th. WOMAN wants day work. Call after I o'clock. Webster 4953. BUNDLE WASHING, sweeping, Ironing. Webster 1727. FIRST-CLASS laundress wants day work. Webster 1401. CLEANING, daywork; experienced. Web ster 3254. LAUNDRY for Mon., Tues... Wed. Web. BUNDL1C waahln mntt watf XVftHata f g See Jiggs and Maggie in Full Page of Colon in The Sunday Bee. A MINUTE DID XOO HEARNE? HAND OVER KAPER, THE 6CK1IETX SITUATIONS WANTED. Laundry and Day Work. LAUNDRY work. Reliable woman. Web, n7.J DAY WORK, housecleanlng. Web. 18SS. DAYWORK, col.'laundress, exp. Weh6081. LAUNDRY called for, dellveredrweb. 3361. WOOL blankets, lace curtains. H. 1180. DAY WORK, experienced. Webster 6631. SMALL hurdle washing. Webster 4877. DAY WORK, by the hour. Web. 602 8 . LAUNDRY, day work.' Webster 4224. WORK by (Uy or Jiour. Webster 6603. DYWORK.Jaundry W'elter6034; B UN DLE W ASH IN G Webster 1 3 79 . WANTED Day work. Webster 1430. DAY WOR K wanted DAY WORK wanted Webster 1508. Webster 5182. DAY work by hour. Webster 6028. DAYWORK wanted, Doug.6037. DAY workwanted! Webster6881. WASH ING. ironing. Webster 4521. DAY work wanted. Webster 6400. BUNDLE" washing! Webster"! 953. HELP WANTED MALE. Stores and Offices. BOOKKEEPER, prefer one with grain experience, $125. STENOGRAPHER, good one, salary depends. OFMCE MAN, for building material and coal yard; long hours, good salary. SALESMAN, prefer one with grain experience for city sales work, about July l. Salary. STOCK CLERK, auto accessory ex perience; $100. RIGHT REFERENCE COMPANY, 6i.Zir3tNBl'kBanlLMJ:.- MEN "WANTED. TRADESMEN, OFFICE HELP, LABORERS. MANY DIFFERENT KINDS OF WORK. IF YOU WANT WORK-SEE US AT 1ft, , UtOXTt'V f 'T, IF IN NEED OF HELP CALL N TYLER 3200. NO CHARGES. EMPLOYERS' FREE LABOR BUREAU, 1911 HARNEY ST. 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 andreferences in writing, also state salary expeetfd. Address Pierre Commercial Cluh. Pierre, S, D. TRAVELING salesman, auto tires, $150; accountant, lumber. New Orleans, $200; cashier, good penman, $110; assistant shipping clerk, $100; clerk, neat pen man, $90. WESTERN REFERENCE & BOND ASSN. 736 First National Bank Bldg. LUMBER bookkeeper, $200 .and transpor tation; stenographer who will travel, $160. THE MARTI CO., 1126 W. O. W. Bldg. Professions and Trades. WANTED Sheet metal workers and fur nace men. Closed shop, 44-hour week; scale, $1.00 per hour. A good oppor tunity for good workmen. Address R. Nason Friend, secretary Master Sheet Metal Workers' association, 404 Pearl Street, Sioux City, loWa. BAP.BER wanted at once. Job good for $40 to $50 guarantee, 25 and 60 over $35, or 70 per cent straighj. Close 6:30 and 10 o'clock. Prices 5c and 60c. A. L. Taylor, Plankerton, S. D. MACHINIST-OPERATOR Steady situa tion, day work. Good wages, new scale pending. Union. Daily Post, Idaho Falls. Idaho. WANTED Swedish massuese; a good all year opening for the right party. Ad dress Radium Water Bath House, Nowata, Okl. CAR REPAIRERS and rough carpenters for freight car work. Apply Cass Street Gate Union Pacific Shops. ' SHOEMAKER Wanted Modern machin" ery; good wages, permanent position, Arthur Ryan, O'Neill, Neb. MOLER BARBER COLLEGE, 110 SO. 14TH ST. CATALOGUE FREE. EXPERIENCED skirt Cahn. 213 S. 14th. makers. Albert WANT ED Painters at once. Har. 2684. Salesmen and Canvassers. SALESMEN WANTED Gulf Coast Development & Refining Company, Nebraska's sensationally suc cessful oil organization starting high pressure campaign for the sale of leases adjoining test well about to be drilled at High Island, Texas. Want men with experience to work both in city and country. Leads furnished. Our red hot bulletin fully illustrated will make sales easy. SEE MR. PHILLIPS. 740 First Natl. Bank Bldg. 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 Room 6, Wead Bldg. DON'T READ THIS unless you want to make real money. Am putting two new crews in the field. No limits. Experience unnecessary. Leaving town. Money weekly; expenses advanced. Come early and avoid the rush. Inquire F. S. Martin, Carlton, Hotel, after 9 a. m. Wednesday morning. WANTED High grade, clean-cut sales men 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. WANTED Two men, personality" plus education necessary. (Gray hairs an asset.) City work, steady position, ex cellent future. We place, you In largest organization in world. In replying give phone number. Box M-77, Omaha Bee. SOLICITORS WANTED To sell photographic coupons from high-class studio: great money-making possibilities for the right person. Ad dress 604 Llllis Bldg., Kansas City, Mo. WANTED Live salesmen with blood in their eye, big enough to meet people and 'put 'er over; chance to make your stake in 10 days. Address Y-1170, Omaha Bee. ' 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. 16th St. SPECIALTY salesman for full time or side line; high class auto 'accessories. Ven ders Co.. Inc., 318 S. 6th St., Minne apolis. Mlnn SALESMEN wanted at once. Cily or traveling experience unnecessary. For openings and particulars, write C-50, Om aha Bee. WANTED An experienced piano sales man who can drive Ford car with piano carrier. A. Hospe & Co., Council Bluffs, la. ' Agents and Canvassers. AGENTS WANTED Representatives wanted In every town In Nebraska and Iowa to handle sale of leases for Ne braska's successful oil comany, starting test well at High Island, Tex., in great gusher district. Big money to our agents, who will have no trouble mak ing sales. Send for red hot bulletin fully Illustrated, Just off press, with full particulars. Gulf Coast Development A Refining Co., 741) First National Bank Bldg., Omaha. " Hotels and Restaurants. COOK, Wellington Inn Cafe. 1819 Far- nam. Miscellaneous. , MEN WANTED FOR FACTORY WORK. $20 FOR 48 HOURS. 417 8. 1JTH, 8TH FLOOR. SORftV ?IR-TO OlSTORaTOU-MR-fiOT KIM 1 HAVE APlECE OT THAT PACER - 1 tfOTTA ARAP UF A PIErOR THE, KET - HELP WANTED MALE. Miscellaneous. WANTED. 40 or SO laborers. Apply at SELDEN-BRECK CONST. CO. v llth and Seward Sts. WANT E D THREE NORTON GRINDER OPERATORS AT ONCE, STEADY WORK AND GOOD PIECE WORK RATES. APPLY MR. H0.RN; CUSHMAN MOTOR WORKS, LINCOLN, NEB. men wanted paving Job 'steady WORK. SIX DOLLARS PER DAT AND QUARTERS. APPLY 92 BRAN DEIS THEATER BLDG. WANTED. MEN AND BOYS FOR FACTORY WORK. GOOD PAY. STEADY WORK. GORDON LAWLESS CO.. 8TH AND DODGE. WANTED. FREIGHT HANDLERS. EIGHT HOURS PER- DAY. $100 A MONTH. AMERICAN RAILWAY EXPRESS. UNION STATION. WANTED. WAGON HELPERS. 8 HOURS PER DAT. APPLY AMERICAN RAILWAY EXP. STABLE, 15TH AND DAVENPORT. MEN WANTED FOR COMMON LABOR. APPIY AT ONCE, PEOPLES ICB & COLD STORAGE CO., 13TH AND CHICAGO. CABINET MAKERS WANTED. We want six experienced cabinet mak ers for steady work, summer and win ter job. With good pay. Apply at once. OMAHA FIXTURE AND SUPPLY CO.. llth and Douglas Sts. UNITED SALES PRODUCTS COMPANY Want 25 ambitious single young men; no experience necessary; salaries $140 to $200. Phone, Douglas 6555. WANTED Man to work in drug store, 33d Ave. and Arbor St, All around work. Harney 3478. ACTIVE colored man to rack balls; good references. C. C. C. Billiard Parlors, 1511 Howard. HELP WANTED FEMALE. Stores and Offices. SALESLADY Outside work, calling on re tailers; salary open. Stenographer, out-of-town, $100-$12O. Burroughs book keeper, machine operator, $90. Stenog raphers. $110-$100-$95-$85-$80-$76. Of fice clerk, good at figures, $80-$S5. Bookkeeper, good penman, $90. File clerk. $60. Bill clerk, $86-$95. ) WATTS REFERENCE COMPANY, ' 1138 First National Bank Bldg, STENO. and assistant, $100; steno., part copy work, $95; steno., beginner, $76; steno., knowledge of bookkeeping, $100; comptometer opr., $65; experienced, $80; clerk, some typing, $75; typist, some ex perience, $76. WESTERN REFERJ95ICE & BOND ASS'N. 736 First National Bank Bldg. ASSISTANT bookkeeper, automobile com pany, $20 week, beginner, typist, and clerk, $75; office clerk, nice office, good future. $75 or $80. EBUSINESS MEN'S REFERENCE ASS'N, 917"isJV- 9-!V- Bldg' STENOGRAPHERS, comptometer opera tors, office clerks, etc. We have soma very desirable positions open. RIGHT REFERENCE COMrAM, 536 First Nat'I. Bank Bldg. STENOGRAPHER, law experience, $90 to start. Up town. OFFICE CLERK, experienced, very good opening. $20 per week, RIGHT REFERENCE COMPANY, 636 First Nat'I. Bank BJdg. STENOGRAPHERS, $125, $100, $90, $80; P. B. X. operator, hotel, must b3 28 years old. $75-$S0. (THE MARTI CO., 1126 W. O. W. Bldg. WANTKD EXPERIENCED P. B. X. OPERATOR. APPLY CONANT HO- TEf WANTED At once, lady bookkeeper and stenographer. Y-1169, Bee. Professions and Trades. v WANTED! SALESLADIES. FOR OUR BLOUSE DEPARTMENT. EXPERIENCED PREFERRED. BEST SALARIES AND STEADY POSITION. APPLY AT ONCE. ORKIN BROS. CONANT HOTEL BLDG. SIXTEENTH ST. EXPERIENCED DRESS FINISHERS IN OUR ALTERATION DEPARTMENT. BEST OF SALARY. JULIUS ORKIN 1508-1510 DOUGLAS 8T. STEADY, clean work at good wages, for inexperienced woman; good working conditions; ail hand work and no hot machine. The Pantorium. 1613 Jones. GIRLS WANTED Good wages; Saturday afternoon ,off. Bluf 'i" wA-vt Council SIuKt Drawn HOWDY WHAT'S THE NEW!)? MAN iuo iNtx riaruai Sikvim. inc. HELR WANTED FEMALE. Professions and Trades. YOUNG LADIES Do you want permanent position f No profession today offera batter op portunities (or good talarlea and ateady employment than local or long distance telephone work. Tha work la fascinating, pleasant, healthful aurroundlnga. annual vaca tions 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 (II, New Telephone Building. Nineteenth and Douglaa Streets, Saleswomen ana Solicitors. WANTED High grade, clean-cut sales ladies for a live, fast-selling proposition. Quick clean-up. Can work anywhere; especially adapted to northern territory for summer work. Mr. Ball, 238 City iiauonai ann Dunging. EXPERIENCED salesladies In ready-to-wear dept. Inquire second floor. J. n. ureen CO.. ibtn and Howard. LADY canvassers for electric Irons and lamps; good proposition. C F. Adams io.. ozj e. letn at. EXPERIENCED shirt makers wanted. Albert Cahn, 213 South llth St. Douglas 2350. LADIES to clerk In fruit department. Table Supply Co., 17th and Douglas. Household and Domestic WANTED AT ONCE Girl, general house- worn; no wasning; small family; best of wages; room with private bath. 3311 vi ooiworin WANTED Competent house girl for gen- erai nouseworK. small lamily; good wages. 1320 South 34th St. Phone Har- ney u. WANTED School girl to assist with gen eral house work; 2 in family; experience not necessary. Harney 5183. ' WANTED At once, good white girl 'to assist with housework, no washing or cooking. Douelas 6203. FOR LAUNDRESSES, DAT- WOMEN. GIRL for general housework; good wages, no mumiry worn; rexerences required. 116 South 39th 8t. ' WANTED Experienced second girl, wages io. airs. m. u. uoipetzer, 402 So. 38th St. Harney 94. WANTED Competent cook; good wages, small family. Mrs. G. Storz,'370g Far- nam. ' COMPETENT second maid; downstairs work only. Mrs. Ward Burgess, 122 N. 22. EXPERIENCED woman for cooking, small family, no laundry. 416 S. 38th. H. 2650. WANTED Experienced cook (white). Mrs Barton Millard, 123 N. 39th St. Har.47. NURSE glrL about 15 years, wanted at once. 2608 Poppleton Ave. Hotels and Restaurants. WANTED. WOMEN AND GIRLS, EXPERIENCE UNNECESSART, GOOD PAT, STEADT WORK. GORDON LAWLESS CO.. 8TH AND DODGE. BIG SISTERS ASSOCIATION, for the Denetit oi nusineea girls. 623 Bea Bldg. Douglaa 6692. WANTED Girls handy around-the bak ery. Purdy Home Bakery, 2414 Grand Ave. CHOCOLATE dippers wanted. Rogers Confectionery, 24th and Farnam Sts. WANTED EXPERIENCED ELEVATOR OPERATOR. CONANT HOTEL. GIRL wanted to fill and wrap orders. uooaricn Drug t o., tans Harney. DUST girl. Union Outfitting Co. HELP WANTED. Male and Female. WANTED Men, ladles and boya to learn barber trade; big demand: wagea while learning; atrlotly modern. Call or write 1403 Dodge St, Trl-Clty Barber College. BUSINESS CHANCES. ' FOR I ALE Meat market, town of 6,000. Bes location, cheap rent. All ready ior nusiness; want to sell to an ex perienced meat man. The Porter In vestment Co., Holdrege, Neb. FOR SALE Shoe shop and machinery, 115 So. 14th St. Call Webster 3019 or Doug. 159. CLEAR Omaha restaurant to trade for what you have. Box M-26, Omaha Bee. TO get In or out of business. See LEWIS & 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 aervice and all , English and commercial branches. Write, call or phone Douglas 1665 for large illustrated catalogue Address BOYLES COLLEGE, Boylea Building, Omaha, Neb. LEARN tire repairing and retreading; also tube repairing and all rubber vul canning IN THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE TIRE REPAIRING SCHOOL IN OMA HA. Three weeks learning. $15. Writ or call NATIONAL TIRE SHOP. 17th and Capitol Ave. Van Sant School or Business, Day and Evening Schools. 220 Omaha National Bank Bldg. Douglas 6890 CHAS. L. FISH, piano tuner, violin and piano teacher. Colfax 4907. FOR RENT ROOMS. - Furnished. PHONE THE WANT AD DEPARTMENT, ! TYLER 1000. AND ASK ABOUT OUR I BIG ROOM LIST PRINTED EVERY WEEK FOR THE BENEFIT OF OUR READERS AND ADVERTISERS. 2 FURNISHED rooms, walking distance;' married couple or gentlem'-n. employed. I Board optional. Harney 1321. j NICELY furnished front room. In quiet family, one or two gentlemen, walking dlstance. S17 S. 28th. Harney 3898. DESIRABLE, cool room; i lo? in: ideal location for traveling man. Doug. 7643. ,j BLOCK to car, blocks to 16th. Terms ! reasonable. 2219 St Marys Ave. You'll like them wbenyou se them. LARGE, clean room, private home, half hlnnk Farnam car: ,a,v walking riia. tance. Phone Harney 6438. ONE large front room and kitchenette with running water, furnished for house keeping. 2i66 Douglas St ( TWO-ROOM SUITE; private family: West Farnam car; $40; employed coupla pre ferred. CJi Harney Hit. t for the Bee by McManus. vopyrisbt, 1920 International News Esrvlca MOW DO L ROOMS FOR RENT. Furnished Rooms. BEAUTIFUL, cool room, modern, private home; excellent location; walking dis tance. Douglas 5715. 2701 DAVENPORT Two-room suite; mod ern; electric light and gas range. Har- rtey hhs. 1041 S. 29th St. Cool, newly decorated room; desirable location. Mod. H. 7368. ELMS HOTEL, 19th and Harney. Rooms', $3.60 per week and up. Doug. 6006. DESIRABLE rooms. Five minutes" waikto jwaJofejly22jnNo::l;jld St YOUNG ladles employed; close In; one- nair oiock to car. Harney 4250. BEAUTIFULLY furnished rooms, 610 No. 27th st Call Tyler 4843. NICE cool room in modern apartment Park Ave. HjrSMJf 612SL 1 9. welf furnlali7d front alep'g rm. 2596 EVANSFurnlshed roomWeb. 4820. 911 S. 20TlI,jfurnlshd roflms7jo'ug. 7660. FUR NISH E D rooms. 6 2 6 So. 26 thAeT it OO M for re n t 42 0 SJ! 6 UiS t . Tyle r4 7 8 7. ROOM for gentlemen only. Harney 22(T TWO lovely rooms. CaTf Har. 7446. Housekeeping Rooms. HOUSEKEEPING apartments, two or four large, cool rooms, parlor floor, every thing furnished, walking distance, mod ern, shade, very reasonable, 602 S. 28th St Har, 1836. LARGE light housekeeping rooms, clean, nicely furnished, bath Included, laundry privileges, one block to car. Har. 3737. 2701 DAVENPORT Two-room suite; mod ern, electric light and gas range. Har ney 4989. 2 LIGHT housekeeping rooms, all modern, convenient. 1424 N. 19th St. 2701 Davenport Two-room suite; mod ern. Har. 4989. LIGHT housekeeping rooma'at 2012 N, 18th. Web. 802. LIGHT housekeeping. 701 B. 16th St. Board and Room. FIELD CLUB DISTRICT BeauJ fully furnished room for couple employed, or two young men, excellent board. H. 4604. Unfurnished. 3108 VINTON, 3 newly decorated rooms, mod, private home, bk. to Park line, 3 FINE rooms. 2206 N. 18th, adults. Rooms Wanted. WANTED One large room suitable for light housekeeping. Box V-78, Omaha ee. FOR" RENT HOUSES. Furnished. LEASE 2 mo. large mod. 7-rm. home, lovely location, $60 mo.; telephone, gas, light furnished. 1817 Locust St. Web. 6383. FIVE-ROOM house for rent to party wishing to buy furniture. Harney 2918. Unfurnished. TEN-ROOM all modern home, good location, walking distance. Addresa Box M-71, Omaha Bee. Miscellaneous. LIST your property for rent or aal with FIRST TRUST COMPANY. Realtors. Tyler 711. FOR RENT APTS. AND FLATS Furnished. HOME WITH CONVENIENCE OF HOTEL. Suites of 2 and three rooms In beau tifully appointed building. Linen, bed ding, china, cooking utensils, heat, gas, light, water, phone and other necessi ties furnished. We assume your servant problem. Every courtesy extended In showing apartments. EL-BEUDOR APARTMENTS, Dodge at 18th. Tyler 4"00 ATTRACTIVE 3-room apartment to man and wife from July 1 to Sept. 1. 2561 Jones St;, Apt. No. 3. Tyler 2433. 214 SOUTH 25TH, .nicely furnished two room apartment, with pantry, for couple employed. TWO-ROOM modern, nicely furnished apartment. 2013 Chicago St. Unfurnished. 2 - R O O M, modern, unfurnished apartment in the Howard Apart ments, 21st Ave. and Howard St. Rent $40.00 per 'month. . E. E. AUSTIN Tyler 785. 1305 First Nat'I Bk. Bldg. FOR RENT Two-room apartment In pri vate home at 2420 Wirt St Call Col fax 3140 for appointment. FLAT FOR RENT 6 -room and bath, $25. DUMONT & CO. 416 Keellne Bldg. Douglaa 690. FOUR-ROOM apartment, ground floor; reasonable. Web. 2245. FOR RENT GARAGES. PRIVATE garage, Capitol Ave. day or night 1810 MOVING AND STORAGE. FIDELITY CO.' STORAGE. MOVING, PACKING HOUSEHOL DGOODS AND PIANOS. REASONABLE RATES. - FREE RENTAL SERVICE. COMPLETE LIST OF HOUSES AND APARTMENTS. 16th and Jackson Sts. Douglaa 288. MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE. FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE. Separate locked rooms for household goods and pianos, moving, packing and shipping. OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE CO.. 806 South 16th. Doug. 416$. GLOBE VAN, TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO. For real service In hauling or stor age, call Tyler 230 or Douglaa 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. WANT to buy 5 or 6-room house from owner; only $500 down. Address Box X-100, Omaha Bee. HORSES AND VEHICLES. FOR SALE 20 head fine farm horses, mares, mules: some mares In foal; all stock guaranteed sound: good condition. Apply M. C. Peters Mill Co., 29th and B Sts., or after 6 p. in. phons South 475; 1,.150-LB. MARE, 8 years old"; 900-ib. horse, 6 years old; single harness and express wagon. 2109 N. 24lh St. Web, 2J!S3. ONE 2-year-old pony. Walnut 4134. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE DRIVE IT YOURSELF COMPANY KENT 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 366 DAYS. 1 81 4 HOWARD STREET. DOpO. 8622. STORAGE batteries, written guarantee, exchange price 2 cell, $16; Dodge and Maxwells, $20. Midland Battery Co., 2615Leayenworth St WANTED For spot cash. 100usd cara. aulck action: no delav. Auto Eichan Co., 2058 Farnam St Doug. (Ola. V AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. AUTOMOBILE SALE USED CARS $20,000 Used Car Stock of The McCaffrey Motor ' Company, 15th and Jackson Sts., i Consisting of Ford cars exc!u sively about 50 of them a IV models touring cars, roadsterc, sedans', coupes, speedsters and light delivery trucks used, rex built, exchanged and salesmen't demonstrators all included in tha most dazzling automobile bargait carnival of the twentieth centur at rrices andterms never before attempted within the confinei of this state. The Most Brilliant Array Of Used, Rebuilt, Ex changed, Store-Worn Automobiles Ever Offered In the Entire Annals of Automobile Selling. This morning when the door ,of our wareroom crash operf( we will launch the most extraordi ' nary value-giving automobile sal ever inaugurated automobiles of the highest character some ex changed others rebuilt somt , worn a little by our salesnie:i-- others used as demonstrators some as showroom models. All will go on sale and will sell a( -prices and terms so far out of th ordinary that it is impossible to convey anything like an accurate description in this limited space. No matter where you live, com here tomorrow morning and come prepared to buy when you start for this wonderful bargain carnival slip a couple of hundred dollars into your purse. The auto mobile yon nave always hoped ta own is here, and here at a price less than you expect to pay and on terms that 'ill correspond to your income. If you live outside the city, ge4 on a train or electric car we will refund round trip railroad fares to all out-of-town purchasers lei nothing prevent you from coming here lay off work tell the bosl you are going to this sale bring the wife and the kiddies along; le( them all have a try at it let them have the first ride with you. Thii sale will go down in history as thi most remarkable value-giving automobile sale ever conceived o attempted witnin the experienci of the oldest inhabitant. Tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock we let loose a landslide of auto mobile values during the dull winter months our mechanics hav been working on this stock re building and tuning up these carl every car as offered for sale ii a value witnout comparison, ann each car will stand on its own merits without fear or favor as i bargain incomparable. Remember, we do not sell "used cars for profit but with the firm expectation of selling the pur chaser a new car at soma- future time within the next five or siJi years. Come here to this sale and come prepared to buy remem ber we are matching our stock and our reputation against your time you can tell in 15 minutes if we have the car you want. When you find it, buy it so come prepared. SATISFACTION Our special selling 'plan allows you to drive the car for five days. If at any time during this period you become dissatisfied with the car, you have the 'option of ex changing it for any other used car we have in stock. Have you ever been offered any proposition as fair as this before? Ford Touring $205 Just think of it $205 cash se cures this Ford Touring, and the balance can be paid in equal' monthly payments! Come here and see this car it isVunning like a top. Tires are perfect. Newly . painted, engine smooth running and silent Car greased and body tightened Not a rattle or squeak in the entire car. Here is a bar . gain that is right. Ford Roadster $175 The remainder can be paid in' installments This Ford Roadster; is newly painted tuned up mo tor runninp; like a top good tires in the finest kind of mechanical condition and ready to drive away. sale in tlie morning at 8 o'clock. $235 Secures This Ford Sedan Just the little car for all-year service. Can be bought on the "pay-asou-ride plan." Throttles down to a snail's pace ticks tip within a length. Justhe car for mother or sister to drive. Roomy excellent condition and a bar gain. Terms can be arranged on the balance. We Will Trade Your Ford On Any of These Bargains. YOUR SATISFACTION' IS THK FIRST CONSIDERA TION Come here to this sale with the positive assurance that any car you buy is just a? we rep resent it--No matter hew you buy No matter what price you pay or how you pay, your satisfactioif is the primary consideration. Open Evenings McCaffrey motor COMPANY 15th and Jackson Streets. PMAHANEB,
