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) 14 THE BEEr OMAHA. SATURDAY. JUNE 2(3. 1920. i V Classified Advertising Rates: 15c per line (count 6 words to line) 1 day lis per lint. . .per day, 3 consecutive dsya, 12c per line. . .per day, 7 consecutive days lie per line. . .per day, 30 consecutive days No ads taken for If si than a total of ?0c These rates apply either to the Daily or Sunday Bee. All advertisements ap pear in both morning and evening daily papers for the one charge. CONTRACT RATES ON APPLICATION Went ads accepted at the following of lices : MAIN OFFICK 17th and Farnam Sts. South Side 2318 N St. Council Bluffs 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 moTsrthan one time. CLOSING HOURS FOR WANT ADS Evening Edition 12:00 M. Morning Edition 9:00 I'. M. Sunday Edition 9:00 V. M. Saturday. DEATH : FUNERALNOTICES. THORNTON Mnbla -Marie, Juno" 25, nged 19 years. daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Ooorgs A. Thornton, at 4210 West Kar r nam. Funeral will be Sunday at 2 o'clock from th home. Krlcmls wl- tame. IntcrmcntX Forest Lawn ceme .ry. ' tl, K I NN ET M re7JoTcTnTn7, 2 2 " 'f V iriton i street, agert 49 years. Thursday. Funeral Sunday at 2 p. m. from the f horns of hi-r daughter, Mrs. H. A. ,:; Orlmson. 4807 South 23d SI. The Kev. ; Ford Kills officiating. Durial In Grace lank paj-k cemetery. BA7.KLRAKKR Mrs. Marl'aT; wife of - Thomas A. Hazettiakor, deceased, died j. at 11 o'clock today, 210,1 Lolhrop street, Funeral will tie Sunday nt 2 o'clock ; from the home. Friends welcome. In terment, Forest I. awn cemetery. fi'CAIN Thomas," 1423" Avenue" B, Council llliiffs, Thurmliiy. ' Funeral Sunday at 2 p. m. from Stack Falconer1!! undertaking parlor. 33d and Farnam. Interment at Korest Lawn cemetery. FUNERALJDIRECTORS. STACK & FALCONER; v 'fNPEPIWPKNT UN'DERTAKEHS" FIERCE-ARROW AMRULANCE SERVICE. Thirty-third sndKarnam. Harney E4. ' ; TAG G ART & SON, , " T'NIlEUTAK AND EMHALMKR8. " TelepJion Douglas 714. 221'i Cuming St. HEAFEY & HEAFEY, T'ndertakers and Kmtmlmors. pnon?Lrl' Office Still Fnrnam. HULSE & RIEPEN, Pioneer Funeral Directors. 701 South 16th St. Douglas 106. DUFFY & JOHNSTON, TOs'DF.RTAKKRS. 717 S. Kith. Tyler 1676. FLORISTS. LEE L. LARMON i 1?14 Dongly St. Douglas 8244. ti. HeiTderaon, 1M9 Fnrnam. Douglas 1248. JOHN BATH. 18th and Farnani. D. 300o". MONUMENTS & CEMETERIES. THE largest display of monuments in the United States. FRANK SVONODA, 1215 S. 13th, Thona Douglas 1 S72-6216. BIRTHS AND DEATHS. Births John and "live Owen, 4222 South Twenly-third street, loy Alesslo and Mary Silvio, 1709 South Klovontli atreet, boy; Louis and Ivah Baysinger, 1819 Cass street, hoy: Thomas and Alm:i Mills, apartment No, 5, Helen apartments, V.oy; Harry and Hattie liajuniss-n. hos pital, girl; Patrick and Kathleen Cleary, hospital, boy; Ray and Mary Fee, hospital, girl; Kugene and Emmie, Frances, hospital, boy; Paul and Selma 'illiams, hospital, boy; Herbert and Johanna Marx, hospital, boy; Harvey and Cynthella Bolmer, hos pital, girl; Hrrman and Alta Spltzen, 2549 Rees street, boy; Christian and Anna Jacobson, 1301 .lefferson street, girl; John and Kllen Steinert, hospital, girl: Fred rick and Mary Parker, hospital, girl. Deaths Ellnaboth Will, 78. 3855 Frank lin street; Jimmy Sayre, Infant, hospital; George W. Baker. 60. hospital; Fred KIs sell, 65, 1921 Leavenworth : James O. Bogga. 41, hospital; Jennie V. Lyon, 35, hospital. MARRIAGE LICENSES. Fraulc Knib, 34, Carroll, la., and Daisy Smith, 32, Reyno. Ark. 'Fred A. Howard. 48, Omaha, snd Mary J). Baldwin, 47, Omaha. Haxry C. Flaherty, 27, Omaha, and Dorothy Smtih, 20, Omaha. Antonino Riccerl, 29. Omaha, and Louise Incontlo, 17, Omaha. Joseph Slmerdla, 70, Omaha, and Julia Rejda, 52, Omaha, LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS. I'OR .ARTICLES LOST on street caxa tele phone Tyler 800. We are anxious to re . atore lost articles to rightful owners. OMAHA & COUNCIL BLUFFS ST. RY. CO. LOST Will the party in Ford car who picked up woven straw pu I tease at and Cuminp Thursday afternoon return came to J. H. Rushtm. 9"0 North 3Gth St. Walnut 795. Is'anio on suit case F. vO. Mather, Aurora, Nob. Liberal reward 1f contents Intact. ; STRAYED From 5013 Davenport, white ( Angora, limps with left foot, family pet ; of 10 years. Phone Walnut 470 infor ' mation concerning his whereabouts. Lib ' eral reward. LOST Thursday night on Farnam street, near 45th street. Suit rase containing clothing:. Reward will he paid for its return to 412 S. 44th Ave. Phone Wal- nut 6St. LOST Woven straw suit case between - Turlington station and Bemls park. jNiune on suit case S. . C. Mather, ' Liberal reward. LOST Airedale pup, 6 months old; an swers to "RagH." Reward for return or information as to whereabouts. C. P. "Hansen, 915 N 4Sth ave., Wah 25S0. LPST Diamond locket valued as keep sake. Monogram A. H. on back. Lib eral reward. Return to 828 South 22nd. jjVy ler74 9. 30 ST Lu valfere, diamonds and opal, set ;ln platinum, between Lake street and " South Omaha. Liberal reward. Web-'-ster 25!8. BRAIOKD human hair fob with 1861 $2.50 . mld piece attached. Liberal reward for I return, j Call Tyler 5979. jEt'XCH of keys with name and address. ' ; Phone Jo. Chapman, Wal. , 950 after ;.,:( p. m. v JOST Pin, rose coral and 2 pearls, set ; in cold. Reward. Finder call Walnut ' 2301. SPECIAL NOTICES. MY office has been moved from 634 , Brandela Bldg. to 303 Karbach Blk. ;:rr. L. B. Lake. ANTED Concessions for July S,"l920l JJotlfy L. O. Stoker. Rising City. Neb. PERSONAL. THE SALVATION Army Induitrlal home solicits your old clothing, furniture, magazines. We collect. We distribute. Phone Doug. 4135 and our wagon wall call. Call and Inspect our new home, 1110-1112-1114 Dodge street. R1VATE tutoring by experienced teacher, grade and high school subjects; tl hour. Harney 68S0. SYSTEM of Sfedlsh massage, facial mas jsage and steam baths. Douglas 9549. MASSAGE and electric treatments. 318 Neville Blk ELECTRIC It'll. bath and massage. Webst.r CHILDREN to care foV. Colfax 8708. CHILDREN t o board, Tyler 3297. MASSAGE. 210 North 17th St. ANNOUNCEMENTS. Accordecm Pleating. ACCORDION, side, knife, sunburst box pleating, covered buttons, all sizes and styles; hemstitching, plcot, edging, eve let out work, button holes, pennants. Ideal Button and Pleating Co., 308 Brown Blk. Douglas 1936. - top Notch Shop Hemstitching, braiding, beading, all kinds pleating. Doug. 6011. Room 33. Douglas Blk.. 16th and Dodge. Chiropdists. Carrie J. Burford. 620 Paxton Bid. D. 1208. Contractors. CARPENTERING, repairing, remodeling done. L. J. Erlckson, Call Walnut 1637. R. J. RUBEES, carpenter: all kinds of new and repair work., Webster 3233. Dancing Academies. SUMMER DANCING fRATES. TfTTT-'PT'WT? School for .Dancing, JVHliJ-rii.Mll 24:4 Farnam. D. 7850 Class at 8; dancing at p. m. Monday, Thur.. Sat; private leaapns any time. Tinea finite ' J"tJLL dress suite and tuxedo for rent.1 109 N. 16th St. John Feldman. P. 8128. - Detectives. UPKIN'S NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY. Incorporated. Dougtaa 1107. Arlington Blk., Omaha. Neb. JAMES ALLAN, 312 Neville Blk. Evl flencs secured )n all caes. Tyler 1136. &ELIABLE .Detective Bureau. Railway Ss, Bldg. jfuglM 2056; Night, CoL its,, BRINGING UP OW LISTEN TO a THE MOCK1NC'J BIRO i ANNOUNCEMENTS. Dentists. oDr. Bradbury. No pain. 921 tV. O. W. Bid, Iinting. WEDDING announcements and printing. Douglas Printing Co. Tel. Douglas 644. Mattresses Repaired. CITY" MATTRESS CO., mattres-ses made over; hox springs repaired. L'14 Cum ing. Harney 71i2. Electrical Utilities. VACUUM CLEANERS delivered, called for, 60c day. Webster 1657, 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. HOOVEU and other sweepers for rent; delivered. WebBter 4283. KENT electric vacuum cleaners. D. 6718 Gas Stoves Connected. STOVES connected, house piping. Walnut Connections. $2. House piping. H. 1619 Hats Blocked. HATS cleaned and blocked while you wait, at Faxton Hat Works, ItiU"1 Farnam St.; work guaranteed. D. 6939. HATS cleaned, reblocked, ladles' straw hats specialty. Mastos Bros., 1620 Har'y. Jewelry. DIAMONDS llA-l best lege to buv back at small profit. GROSS JEWELRY Co., 402 N. 16th St. Doug. 5049. Kodak Developing and Finishing. ENLARGING, copying and coloring. Amateur finishing. Write for prices. Omaha. Photo Shop. 201 Ba rker 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. 1516 Harney St. Douglas 68 S I. Sewingfaachines. SEWING MACHINES We rent, repair, sell needles and parts. MICKEL'S 15th and Harney. Douglas 1871. Tailors. M. KEISKFt, 306 South 18th. Doug. 1187. Painting and Paper Hanging. PAINTING, pnperhanglng; guaranteed work; prices right. Phone for estimates. , 1 can save you money. Tyler 2765. PAIXl'INti, paperhanging and decorating nt reasonable prices. Frank Kulisek, AValnut 1427. : LET me figurj your paperhanging and li'terlor decorating. Otto Larsen, Web ster 4574. ' FIRST-CLASS paper hanging, Douglas 4909. painting. PAINTING. paperhanging, plastering. Walnut 4567. PAINTING, paperhanging, cleaning, Doug las6322. PAPERHANGING; prices "right. Walnut 499 8. PAPKRH.NGING, painting. Tyler 2765. Razor Blades Sharpened SAFETY razor blades sharpened, new ra zors, razor blades sold. Omaha Raror Sharpening Co., 1522 H Dodge. 103 N. 1 8. Patent Attorneys. INTERNATIONAL PATENT CO., Patent attorneys; procure, buy and sell pat ents. 1716 Dndee St., Omaha. Theatrical. THEATRICAL, historical and masque cos tumes for amateur theatricals and par ties for rent at T. Lieben & Son. Omaha. Towel Supplies. Omaha Towel Supply, 207 S. 11th. D. 528, Tree Trimming. TREES .trimmed; cav'.ty work; bracing; treatment of injury and disease; remov ing; planting and transplanting; twelve skilled tree surgeons; over 4'00 satisfied customers In Omaha and nearby towns. PAGE TREE SERVICE (INC.) 210 Davidge Block. Tyler 4S00. Rug Weaving. WEAVING, old rugs remade. Tyler 143S. Safes. CJATuTTQ BARGAINS. 2th Farnam". OrVA XmJ j j Deright Safa Co. Welding. OMAHA WELDING CO. "The Careful Welders." 1 5th and Jackson. D. 4397. 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 Rialto Drug Store, 15th and Douglas Sts., Omaha, Neb. DUMP ashes S. W. corner 35th and Fran cis. Douglas 420. FOR SALE. Furniture and Household Goods. SELECT YOUR SPRING HOUSE FUR NISHINGS FROM THESE BARGAINS Adam period bedroom suit at 1213; an Adam Period dining suite, at $163; largo collection of fine furniture; room size rugs at a great reduction; cane mahogany livlsg room suites, at $186 each. - STATE FURNITURE COMPANY, Corner 14th and Dodge Streets. Opposite U, P. Headquarters,-Omaha. Neb. WE sell new and near-new furnltuFei stores and rugs at lowest prices; cash r payments. Amer. r urn.' Co.. quo j. is Pianos and Musical Instruments. A. HOSPE CO. fr.r'mus'.c flanos rqr rent. $4.00 per month. DRUMS, traps, marimbas, Instructions, repairing. Phone Harney 2967. Geo. A. Sml t h27 61 Davenport St. SAXOPHONE, melody C, fine condition, silver finish, almost new, very reason able. Webster 6276. SAXOPHONE HOSPITAL, repairing, re padding. John Taff. 1824 Webster. Tyer4 85L EUSCHER C SAXOPHONE, brass case, low pitch, $105. Tyler 328. Instruction given. GRAFONOLA and 20 -records for sale cheap 4110" F St, South 3873. PIANO Ebersole; guaranteed fine con dltion; reasonable. 1419 Dodge St. KRANICH & BACH P"lANO. A-l SHAPE, BARGAIN. DOUGLAS 4703. BARGAIN in Steger & Sons pianos, first class condition. Doug. 4703. WALNUT GRAPHONOLA, ALMOST NEW, $5. HARNEY 6476. Lumber and Building Material. " FOR SALE. CHEAP IF TAKEN At ONCE. Second hand lumber. Second hand brick. N Miscellaneous iron and 2 boiler, SELDENf-BRECK CONST. CO. llth and Seward Sti Typewriters and Supples. WE ouy, eli and exchange all makes of typewriters. Write tor list. Midland Office Supply Co., 1404 Dodge, FATHER YOU . MAKE ME SICK - I WAHT PROe ENUF-THAT LlVE UP STAIR" TO HEAR NY VOICE - HE'S A Tf5A.CHEr? AND LOVEx MOtC ISN'T THERE ANX jQFT PEDAL ON THM PlrVNO? FOR SALE. Typewriters and Supplies. TYPEWRITERS ADDING MACHINES V ALL MAKES, bought, sold, rented and repaired. Sole agants for the CORONA. Get our prices before you buy, .Every machine guaranteed. Central Typewriter Exc. ??uLJi25: ll12 Farnam CHECK WRITERS, Todds, Peerless, F & E, all makes; bargains; some new; save half. THB SAFEGUARD DIAGONAL, 320 Nevl lie Bldg. Dou sr.7 1 3 0. FOR SALE linderwood typewriter, excel lent condition; at sacrifice. 327 Se curities Bldg. ALL MAKES Typewriter Co., "alTakes." 205 S. nth St. Tyler 2414. Miscellaneous. FOR SALE Glass, 8x10, 6x8, 5x7, splen did for hot houses, etc. See or call Mr. Hadley, Bee Engraving Dept., Omaha Bee. OMAHA PILLOW CO. Mattresses made over in new ticks at half the price of nv beds 1907 Cuming St. Douglas 2467. 500 PAIR SPEC'f ACLES"and" -eyeglasses. $1.25 to $5.00. Guaranteed. 601 Seeun- tlesBldg. FOR SALE $500.00 cashier dsk with marble bottom, rheap. 303 No. 16th SI. BOTTLES Nathan Steinberg's. 9 Harney St. D. 5166. FURNITURE and rues of 10-room home fore sale. 3525 Cuming; no dealers. BEAUTIFUL- show case for sale. 206 Ba!rd Bldg. Tyler5317. ANYONE "wishing to fill" In lots can get dlrtat2420Bancroft St. PEFRIGERATOR, newBohn Syphon. Dg". 8S95. x KIN IDLING & LUMBER, W. 459. HAND washing machine. Colfax -672. 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. Douglas 159. WANTED TO BUY, 25 MILCH GOATS AND 2 BILLIES. ALL-AMERICAN CHEMICAL CO., 1210 S. 16TH. DOUULAS 4864. DESKS DESKS DESKS ' New desks; used desks bought, sold and traded. J. C. Reed, 1207 Farnam, D. 6 146. PUOFOLD, box springs, Rugs, dressers, beds, furniture of all kinds suitable for rooming house; reasonable prices paid. Douglas 8S38. - LIBERTY BONDS BOUGHT. MACKS BOND HOUSE, 1421 First Nat'l. Bank Bldg. Tyler 3644. WILL buy second-hand clothing, shoes and lurnuure. ry. zn. A zaveu, ivi in id. SITUATIONS WANTED. Male. EVENING work by years' experience. young man Box M-73, of four Omaha Bee. . WANTED Lawns to mow and light haul lng. , Walnut 3516. PORTER wants work; 6053. day work. Webster Female. HOUSEKEEPERS, LAUNDRESSES. Watch the Domestic, column of The Bee. Lots of good plsces are always advertised. Don't jniss thenu UNIVERSITY graduate want work not requiring knowledge of shorthand and typing. Call Walnut 1858 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. 5962. Ask for Mrs. Scott. 2 1 07N. 7 1 h. WOMAN wants day work. Call after 5 o'clock. Webster4953. i BUNDLE WASHING, sweeping, Irpnlng. cosier ii, FIRST-CLASS laundress wants day work. Webster 1409. ; CLEANING, daywork; experienced. Web ster3254. LAUNDRY .10S6. for Mon Tues., Wed. Web. BUNDLE washing, soft water. 949. Webster LAUNDRY work. 1787. Reliable woman. Web. DAY WORK, housecleanlng. Web. 1935. DAYWORK, col." laundress, exp. Web? 5034. LAUNDRY called for, "delivered. Web. 335L WOOL blankets, lace curtains. H. 1130. DAY WORK, experienced, Webster 6531. DAY WORK. Colored woman. Web. 6073. SMALL bundle washing. Webster 4877. DAY WORK, bythe hour. Web. 6028. LAUNDRY, day work. Webster 422. DAYWORK, laundry. Webster 6034. BUNDLE WASHING Webster 1ST9. WANTED Day work. Websteril430. DAY WORK wanted. Webster 1508. DAY WORK wanted. Webster 6183. DAY work, by hour. Webster 6028. DAYWORK wanted. Doug. 6037. DAY work wanted. Webster 6811. WASHING, Ironing. Webster 4521. DAY. work wanted. Webster 6450, BUNDLE washing, Webster 1953, HELP WANTED MALE. Story an and Offices. BOOKKEEPER, prefer one with grain experience, $126. STENOGRAPHER, good one, salary depends. OFFICE MAN, for building (material and coal yard; long hours, good salary. SALESMAN, prefer one with grain experience for city sales work, about July 1. Salary. STOCK CLERK, autp accessory ex perience, $100. RIGHT REFERENCE COMPANY, 536 First National Bank Bldg. PIERRE. S. D., seeks the services of a capable man, under 40 years of age, for tho position of Commercial Club Secre tary under the budget system. Give ex perience and references In writing, alse state salary expected. Address Piorre Commercial Club, Pierre, S. D. TRAVELING salesman, Neb., staple com modity. $140; accountant, branch office (New Orleans), $200; bookkeeper, auto firm, $135; receiving teller, bank, $100; assistant shipping clerk, $100. J WESTERN REFERENCE & BOND ASSJ. 736 First National Bank Bldg. SALESMAN, out of city, salary open; . bookkeeper, good future, $125; stenog rapher and secretary, $150, WATTS REFERENCE CO., 1138 First National Bank Bldg. BOOKKEEPER. cashier, exp., $115: voucher clerk, $85-$90; stenographer, private sec't., $150-1176. THE MARTI CO.. 1126 W. O. W. Bldg. Profession and Trades. WANTED Sheet metal workers and fur nace men. Closed shop, 44-hour week; scale, $1.00 per hour. A good oppor- i tunity for good workmen. Address R. Nason Friend, secretary Master Sheet Metal Workers' association, 401 Pearl Btreet. Sioux City, Iowa. MACHINIST-OPERATOR Steady situa tion, day work. Good wages, nek scale pending. Union. Pally Post. Idaau Falls, Idaho, Sp Jiggs and Maggie in Full Page of Colors in The Sunday Bee. iF HE ALIVE HE CAN HEAR T- HELP WANTED MALE. Professions and Trades. WANTED An automobile mechanic that is capable of taking chargo of an auto mobile repair shop, who has had ex perience in repairing touring ami truck automobiles. State experience. Box M, 69 Omaha Bee. BARBER wanted at once. Job good for $40 o $50 guarantee, 25 and 60 over $35, or 70 per cent straight. Close 6:30 and 10 o'clock. Prices 25c and 60c. A. L. Taylor, Plankerton, S. D. WANTED Swedish massuese; a good all year opening for tho right party. Ad dress Radium Water Bath House, Nowata, Okl. CAR REPAIRERS and rough carpenters for freight car worn. Apply Cass Street Gate Union I'.-ioifU' Shops. SHOEMAKER Wanted Modern" machin ery; good wages, permanent position. Arthur Ryan, O'Neill, Neb. MOLER "BARBKlt COLLEGE. 110 SO. 14TH ST. CATALOGUE FREE. EXPERIENCED skirt" makers. Albert Cahn. -1 'iS.J4U WANTBii PalnteriTat nce. HarTjlsj, Salesmen and Canvassers. SALESMEN WANTED Gulf Coast Development Refining Company, Nebraska's sensationally suc cessful oil organizaion starting high pressure campaign for the sale of leases adjoining test well about, tn be drilleil .'it 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 FirstNatl. Rank Bldg. " STOCK SALESMAN- Experienced slock salesman tn sell the Guaranteed Dividend I'ref erred 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. CIGAR department, wholesale grocer wants experienced cigar and tobacco salesman. Work city and suburbs, sal ary and commission. Exceptional oppor tunity for hustler and business getter. State age. previous experienee and sal ary expected. Box No. Y-1173,4- Bee. 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. SOLICITORS WANTED To ' sell photographic coupons from high-class studio; great money-making possibilities for the right person. Ad- dressji04 LHMs Bldg, Kansas City, Mo. HAVE OPENINGSor hlgh-cla"ss, experi enced salesmen. Should be able to make big money. Not stock selling proposi tion. Everyone a prospect. See Morell at 718 Keeline Bldg. SALESMEN City or trav7ll"ngTtl,500 upT Experience unnecessary. Prepare In spare time for big salary. Complete training and positions ..furnished. B 66, WANTErijp-Llve salesmen with blood in their eye, big enough to meet people and put 'er over; chance to make vour 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. Ifith St. SPECIALTY salesman for full time or side line; high class auto accessories. Ven ders Co., Inc., 318 S. 6th St., Mlnne- apolls, Minn. SALESMEN wanted at once. City or traveling experience unnecessary. For openings and particulars, write C-50, Omaha Bee. 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 company, starting test well at High Island, Tex., in great gusher district. Big money to our agents, who will have tio trouble mak ing sales. Send for red hot bulletin fully Illustrated, Just off press, with full particulars. Gulf Coast Development & Refining Co., 740 First National Bank Bldg., Omaha. Hotels and Restaurants. COOK, nam. Wellington Inn Cafe. 1819 Far- Miscellaneous. WANTED. . 40 or SO laborers. Apply at SELDEN-BRECK CONST, llth and Seward Sts. CO. MEN WANTED FOR FACTORY WORK. $20 FOR 48 HOURS. 41T S. 12TH, BTH FLOOR. WANTED. WAGON HELPERS, 8 HOURS PER DAY. APPLY AMERICAN RAILWAY EXP. STABLE, 15TH AND DAVENPORT. ACTIVE colored man to rack bftlls; good references. C. C. C. Billiard Parlors, 1511 Howard. Miscellaneous. W A N T E D THREE NORTON GRINDER OPERATORS" AT ONCE, STEADY WORK AND GOOD PIECE WORK RATES. APPLY MR. HORN, CUSHMAN MOTOR WORKS, LINCOLN, NEB. WANTED. x FREIGHT HANDLERS. EIGHT HOURS PER DAY. ,$100 A MONTH. AMERICAN RAILWAY EXPRESS. UNION STATION. UNITED SALES PRODUCTS COMPANY Want 26 ambitious single youqg men; ro experience necessary; salaries 110 10 $200. ruone, Douglas us so. I'D LOVE TO MEET HIM TO HEAR WHAT HE THINKS HELP WANTED MALE. Miscellaneous. . MEN WANTED FOR COMMON LABOR. APPLY AT ONCE, 1 PEOPLES ICE & COLD STORAGE CO., 13TH AND CHICAGO. CABINET MAKERS WANTED. Wo want six experienced cabinet mak ers for steady work, summer and win ter Job. With good pay. Applv at once. OMAHA FIXTURE AND SUPPLY CO.. llth and Douglas Sts. LABORERS WANTED i I LOME SJNKK CO., 27THAN1 QSTS. WANTED Man to work in drug store. s:Ul Ave. and Arbor St. All around worlCi Harney "478. HELP WANTED FEMALE. Stores and Offices. STENOGRAPHER. out of city, 125; stenographers. $115, St Id. $100; stenog rapher, bright beginner. $S5; stenog rapher and bookkeeper, $110. $115; conipt. opr., $so. S$; steno. and asst. hkkpr. $90; typist, $75; office clerk, $80, $Sn. WATTS REFERENCE CO, lJIISJflrst National BankBld. ST EN. and clerk. $10d7 steno. and assist ant in office, $100; steno., small offiue, $110; steno.. some clerical, beginner, $85; biller. beginner, $70; office clerk, some typing, $75; comptometer opr., be ginner. $65; Elliott Fisher opr., some experience. $75. WESTERS! REFERENCE & BOND ASli'N, 736 First National Bank Bldg. STENO., R.-ft. Co , $105; steno. artd sec retary. $150; typist, $0; beginner typist, $75 or $S0; Burroughs posting machine operator. $90 to $ 1 ri 0 ; office clerk. $75. BUSINESS MEN'S REFERENCE ASS'N, 917-;S W. G.W. Bldg. STENOGRAPHER, grain experience, $90 to start. i'p town. OFFICE CLERK, exurlenced, very good opening. $20 per week. RIGHT REFERENCE COMPANY. l 5:i,L?!.lrst NatHinalBankBldg! STENOGRAPHERS, comptometer opera tors, office clerks, etc. We have some very desirable positions open. RIGHT REFERENCE COMPANY, 536 First National Bank Bldg. BOOKKEEPER, familiar with cashiering. $85-$90; P. B. X. operator, $70; office clerk, to meet public, $75; stenographers, $125-$10(I-$90-$SO. THE MARTI CO., 1126 W. O. W. Bldg. WANTED EXPERIENCED B. X. OPERATOR. APPLY CONANT ' HO TEL. WA&TED At once, lady bookkeeper and stenographer. Y-1169. 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 1 fascinating, pleasant, healthful surroundings, annual vaca tions with full pay. Sick and accident benefit without cost to employes. No experience necessary. Substantial weekly pay while In training. Rapid advancement. Parents Invited to Investigate working conditions. Apply to MRS. MORRIS, t Employment Secretary, Boom 616. New Telephone Building. Nineteenth and Douglas Street. Two Girls Wanted For sewing. No experience necessary. We teach you ajid pay well while learn ing. Apply at onco to Miss Carey, third floor. SCOTT TENT-AWNING, 1501 Howard St Douglas 881 WANTED I SALESLADIES. FOR OUR BLOUSE DEPARTMENT. EXPERIENCED PREFERRED. BEST SALARIES AND-TEADT 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 ST. STEADY, clean work at good wages, for inexperienced woman; good working conditions; all hand work and no hot machine. The Pantorlum, 1513 Jones. Saleswomen and 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 Cits' National Bank building, LADY canvassers tor electric Irons and lamps; good proposition. C F. Adams Co.. 623 S. 16th St. EXPERIENCED shirt makers wanted. Albert Cahn 213 South 14th St. Douglas. 23 50. J j. LADIES to clerk In fruit department. Table Supply Co.. 17th and Douglas. Household and Domestic. HOUSEKEEPER WANTED. Must fur ' nlsh references. Call Lieutenant Gibson. Colfax 4600. Fort Omaha. WANTED AT ONCE Girl, general house work; no washing; small family; best of wages: room with private bath. 3311 Woolworth. WANTED School girl t assist with gen eral house work; 2 in family; experience not necessary. Harney 51S3. WANTED At once, good' white girl 'to Sslst with housework, no washing or cooking. Douglas 6203. FOR LAUNDRESSES. DAY WOMEN. ETC., LOOK IN THE SITUATION COL- U.MN OFTHE BEE. WANTED Experienced second girl, wages $15. Mrs. M. G. Colpetzer, 402 So. 3Sth St. Harney 94. COMPETENT second maid; downstairs wtiik Qnl); Mrs, Ward Burgess, 122 N. 12.. r02XJ AFRAlO OFMIM a .wr,,,,.-,, ... OF MY by TAT - J ' ' v t 2r- 1920 af Iwrw Fiatum Stavics. Ie. " S . . -jg I'LL 0 OP ANO AbHIM-I'N NOT AFRAlO OFMiM HELP WANTED FEMALE. Household and Domestic. COMPETENT white girl for general housework: best of wages; no laundrv. Harney 6805. EXPERIENCED woman for cooking, small family, no laundry, 416 S, 38th. H. 2660. WANTED Experienced cook (whlteTTMrs Barton Mi llard,l 23N.3 9 1 hS t. H ar.47. NURSE girl, shout 15 years, wlmtcd at once. 2606 Poppleton Ave. WANTEl-ompe"te"'nt cook.-Call Har. tot. Hotels jand Restaurants. BIG SISTERS ASSOCIATION, for the benefit of business girls. 623 .Bee Bldg. Douglas 6tl92. HOUSEMAID WANTED AT THE CLARK- SON HOSPITAL. WANTED Girls h andy around-1 he bak -.ery. Purdy Home Bakery, 2414 Grand jAve. HO I T S EMaT D W A N TED A T THE CLARK SON HOSPITAL. Trade Schools. WANTED Ladies to learn barber trade". Special rates and inducements. TRI-CITY BARBER COLLEGE. HELP WANTED Male and Female. WANTED Men, ladles, and boys to learn barber trade; big demand; wages while learning; strictly modern. Call or write 1403 Dodge St. Tri-City Barber College. 1 EDUCATIONAL. THE Pnssavant Memorial Hospital Train ing School for Nurses off.-rs to young women a thorouph training in the art of nursing. It is accredited hv the State Department of Education and Registra tion and is affiliated with the Illinois Training School for Nurses, The Passavant Memorial Hospital is located near the business center of Chi 1 V'aen' convenltnt to both elevated and surface car lines, and within walking distance of Lake Michigan and Lincoln Park. The school Is so situated that pupils may avil themselves of some of the opportunities for edueation offered in a city like Chicago, in art, music and historical interests. A special effort 1 made to encourage these diversions and to impress upon the pupils the desira bility of cultivating such intellectual Interests, so that their three vears in hicaso will make not onlv good nurses but broader and more cultured women. For catalog and application blanks 'f..'0 tne Superintendent of Nurses, 149 V Superior St., Chicago. Illinois DAY SCHOOL. NIGHT" SCHOOU 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 Bulldln g, Omaha, Neb. LEARN tire repairing and retreadinT; also tube repairing and all rubber vul canizing IN THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE "RE REPAIRING SCHOOL IN OMA HA. Three weeks learning, $15. Writ or call NATIONAL TIRE SHOP. x i i 7th and Capitol Ave. Van Sant School or Business, Day and Evening Schools. 220 Omaha National Bank Bldg. Douglas 5S90 FOR SALE Only drugstock anddoctor'i practice, eastern Nebraska town, $1,000. Y-1174, Bee. CHAS. L. FISH. piano tunr. violin and Colfax 4907. piano teacher. BUSINESS CHANCES. WANTED, A PARTNER I own 2,000 acres of land, 7 or 8 hours' dnive by auto from Sinujt City, la.; I want some one with about $30,- 000 payments from now untiLMarch. 1921, to take a one-half Interest with me so 1 can hold the land for a few years; rental will return 5 per cent per an num on the Investment; land will double In a short time; can give best of references; no expense to look It over; no wild cat deal, but a good honest proposition to the right party. For In formation write to Box M-68, Omaha Bee. FOR SALE. A new up-to-date garage In one of the best live town in Nebraska. A good business but must sell. Traders need not apply. Write to Box M 67, Omaha Bee. FOR SALE Meat market, ton of 6.003. Best location, cheap rent. All ready for business; want t sell to an ex perienced meat man. The Porter In vestment Co., Holdrcge, Neb. FOR SALE--Splendidly equipped news paper plant and job office, doing nice, v steadybusiness; located in rich agri cultural territory. Beaver Crossing Times. FOR SALE Shoe shop and machinery, 115 So. 14th St. Call Webster 3019 or Doug. 159. TO get in or out of business. See LEWIS CO. 411 McCague Bldfe. FOR RENT ROOMS. Furnished. PHONE THE WANT AD DEPARTMENT. TYLER 1000. AND ASK ABOUT OUR BIG ROOM LIST PRINTED EVERY WEEK FOR THE BENEFIT OF OUR READERS AND ADVERTISERS. 2 FURNISHED rooms, walking distance; married couple or gentlemen, employed. Board optional. Harney 1321, NICELY furnished front room, In quiet family, one or two gentlemen, walking distance, 617 S. 28th. Harney 3S98. DESIRABLE, cool room; close in; Ideal location for traveling man. Doug. 7643. hi BLOCK to car, 6 blocks to 16th. Terms reasonable. 2219 St. Marys Ave. You'll like them when you see them. ONE large front room and kitchenette with running water, furnished for house keeping. 2566 Douglas St. TWO-ROOM SUITE; private family; West Farnam car; $40; employed couple pre ferred. Call Harney 5619, BEAUTIFUL, cool room, modern, private home; excellent location; walking dis tance. Douglas 5715. FURNISHED room, 4 blk. from car, very reasonable. Web. 3492; 2223 Miami. FUR. ROOM, suitable for 2 or couple em ployed, mod, conveniences. Har. 4586. LARGE, cool, furnished frcrat room for gentlemen, walking distance. Har. 4425. 1041 S. 29th St. Cool, newly decorated room;desirable Jocatlon. Mod. H. 7366. For Rent 3-rooms for sleeping purposes, furnished? close-In. 4S15 S. 22d street. ELMS HOTEL, 19th and Harney. Rooms, $3.50 per week and up. Doug. 6005. NEATLY furnished rooms in desirable neighborhood. 1041 S. 29th. H. 7366. nicei,y""fi'r"nished" room; BETWEEN TVt )C A RL1NES. WEB. C451. YOUNG ladles employed; close In; one- half block to car. Harney 4250. BEAUTIFULLY 'furnished Woomi, 610 No. 27th st. CaU Ty 443, PLEASANT room. HtCnscom Park dla- trlct. Harney 6198. 612 S. 19 well furnished front slep'g 5m. j 2:S6 Evans Ftirmsiieu rocm. neo.4szu. 9)1 S. 2.lTH.fjprnlsiied Booms. Doug. "650. FURNISHED rooms;"' 626 So." 26th AtY ROOM for rent. 420 f .'26thst7"Tyler 4787. ROOM for gentlemen only. Harney 226, TWO 1 o ve ly roo m s, Ca I i JHa r. 7446. ONE sleeping room. Tyler 2693. Housekeeping: RoomsL 2701 DAVENPORT Two-room suite; mod ern, electric light r.nS gas range. Har r.,:.- 4?n!. LIGHT housekeeping rooms, Sunshine1 apartments. Tylei 681. Apply 608 N. inn st, Drawn (or the Bee by McManus. Copyright. 1.920 It. tfi'imtinnsl News Srrvice I HE MOVED OUT THfb I I FOR RENT ROOMS. Housekeeping Rooms. HOUSEKEEPING apartmentsTwo or four large, cool rooms, parlor floor, every thing furnished, walking distance, mod ern, shade, very reasonable. 602 S. 28th St. liar. 1836. LARGE light housekeeping rooms, clean, nicely furnished, bath Included, laundry prlvilegisone blockto car. Har. 3737. 2 LIGHT housekeeping rooms, all modern, convenlent 1424 N. 19th St. TWO modern rooms complete for house keeping. Webstcr 2471. LIGHT housekeeping roomsat"2012N. 18th. Web. 8"2. Board and Room. S18 SOUTH meals, jus 21ST ST., t opened. room and board DouglRs 7226. FOR RENT HOUSES Furnished. FIVE-ROOM house f.ir rent to party wishing to buy lurniture. Harney 2918. Miscellaneous. LIST your property for rept or sale with FIRST TRUST COMPANY, Realtors. Tyler 71. THKEE-ROOMIlouVe, "Vl7 N. 29th St , aPPl.v 608" N. 17th St. Tyler 2681. FOR RENT APTS. AND FLATS Furnished. "HOME WITH CONVENIENCE "OF HOTEL. Suites of 2 and three rooms In beau tifully appointed buildlngi Linen, bed ding, chins, 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, PodgeatlSth. , Tyler 4200. FURNISHED apartment, mo.-lerrr."1 block from cir lin. Woodbine Apts.' Adults only. 2214virt St. Webster 694U. FO R RE NT besi ra b fe tw.,-ro'-m part -ment. with meals. JulvV fifteenth to Soptemhr fifteejvth. Doug. 7.12. 214 SOUTH 25TH. nToeiV'furnishert two- roonj apartment, with pantry, for couple employed. Unfurnished. 2-ROOM, modern, unfurnished apartment in the Howard Apart ments, 21st Ave. and Howard St Refit $40.00 per month. E. E. AUSTIN Tyler 785. 130S First Nat'l-Bk. Bldg. FOR RENT Two-room apartment In pri vate home at 2420 Wirt St. Call Col fax 3140 for appointment. FLAT FOR RENT -room and bath, $25. DUMONT & CO. 416 Keeline Bldg. Douglas 690, FOUR-ROOM apartment, ground floor; reasonable. Web. 2245. FOR RENT GARAGES. PRIVATE garage, Capitol Ave. day or night. 1810 MOVING AND STORAGE. FIDELITY andean CO. STORAGE, MOVING. PACKING HOUSEHOL DGOODS AND PIANOS. REASONABLE RATES. FREE RENTAL SERVICE. COMPLETE LIST OF HOUSES AND APARTMENTS. 16th and Jackson Sts. Douglas 288. MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE. FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE. Separate locked rooms for household goods and pianos, moving, packing and snipping. OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE CO., S06 South 16th, Doug. 4168, 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. Bower Co. Tyler 3400. TRY US FIRST. AMERICAN MESSENGER AND EXPRESS. Douglas 5900-5901. Moving, hauling all kinds. Qulifk-service. WANT to buy 5 or 6-room house from owner; only $."-00 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. m. phone South 4V. 1.S50-LB. MARE, 8 years old; 900-lh. horse, 6 years old; single harness and express wagon. 2109 N. 24th St. Web. TWO Jersey cows for sale, fresh June 12. Tuberculin tested; giving 4 Va gal. milk. Phone Papilllon. Oak L274, or write Wm. G. Rice. Ft. Crook, Neb. ONE 2-year-old pony. Walnut 4134. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. Remodeled Sale of Fifty Used Cars. , 1 To be sold at a bargain. Will trade or sell on erms. Do not miss this chance to get a real car cheap. We are open night and day. Marsh-Oakland Co., 20th and Harney Sts. Douglas 5251. DRIVE" IT YOURSELF COMPANY RENT A NEW FORD-DRIVE IT YOURSELF THE MOST ECONOMICAL AUTO MOB1LING; CHEAPER THAN OWN ING A CAR. NEW. Al CONDITION. SELF-STARTERS. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT THE 365 DAYS. 1 314 HOWARD STREET. DOUQ. 8622. FORDS, BU1CKS, 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., 1315 Harney St. Tyler 714. CENTRAL GARAGE. . Open uay and night STORAGE batteries,' written guarantee, exchange price 3 cell, $15: Dodge and Maxwells, $20. Midland Battery Co.. 615 Leavenworth St. 1 AUTO MOBILES. FOR SALEL AUTOMOBILE SALE USED CARS $20,000 Used Car Stock of The McCaffrey Motor Company, 5th and Jackson Sts Consisting of Ford cars exclu sively about 50 of them all models touring cars, roadsters, sedans, coupes, speedsters and light delivery trucks used, re built, exchanged and salesmen's demonstrators all included in tht most dazzling automobile bargain carnival of the twentieth century at prices and terms never before attempted within the confines ol this state. The Most Brilliant Array Of Used, Rebuilt, Ex changed, Store-Worn Automobiles Ever Offerel In the Entire Annals of Automobile Selling. We are running the tr.ost e xtrarr-t dinary value-giving auloniohiU sale ever inaugurated automo. biles of the highest character' some exchanged others rebuilt some worn a little by our salt's men others used as demonptra tnrs some as showroom models All will go on sale and will sell a1 prices and terms so far ortt of tin ordinary that it is impossible t convey anything like an accuratt description in this limited spact No matter where yon live, cram here at once and come pre pared to buy when you ttsfl for this wonderful b.gai; carnival slip a couple of hundred dollars into your purse. The auto mobile von have always hoped tt own is here, and here art a prir less than you expect to pay and on terms that will correspond to your income. If you live outside the city, gel on a train or electric car we will refund round trip railroad fares t all out-of-town purchasers lei nothijig prevent you from cominj here lay off work tell the bosi you are going to this sale bring the wife and the kiddies along; let them all have a try at it let them have the first ride with you. This sale will go down in history as th most remarkable value-giving automobile sale ever conceived or attempted within the experienc of the oldest inhabitant. We are letting loose a landslide of automobile values during tin dull winter months our mechanics have been working on this stock -rebuilding and tuning up these cars every car as offered for sale is a value without comparison, and each car will stand on its own merits without fear or favor as ,w bargain incomparable. Remember, we do not sell used cars for profit but with tht firm expectation, of selling the pur chaser a new car at some future time within the next five or six years. Come here to this sale and I 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 allow 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 cat we have in stock. Have 6u ever been offered any proposition as fair as this before? Ford Touring $205 Just think of it $205 cash s cures this Ford Touring, and the balance can be paid in equal monthly payments! Come here and see this car it is running 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 ift installments This Ford Roadster is newly painted tuned up mo tor running like a top good tires in the finest kind of mechanical condition and ready to drive away. A bargain incomparable, goes on sale in the morning at 8 o'cloci $235 Secures This Ford Sedan Just the little car for all-year service. Can be bought on the "pay-as-you-ride plan." Throttles down to a snail's pace t irks up within a length. Jus the 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 Ih THE FIRST CONSIDERA TION Come here to this ale with the positive assurance thai any car you buy is just as we rep resent it No matter new vou bu No matter what price you pay or how you pay, your satisfaction is the primary consideration. Open Evenings Ik. McCaffrey motor f , COMPANY ' 15th and Jackson Street., OMAHA, NEB. V I 1 I V , r A'