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A ' V i - I - ' 12 THE htitl: OMAHA, WEDSDAY. JUNci 30. 190. -JwTAMSJf l8fcU I hi i" i la 3 I I- 1 Classified Advertising Rates:! e per tin (count words to line) I day c per line. . .per day, 3 eonsecfftivs rfsys e per line. . .per day. 7 consecutive dara l;ic 1 I le per line. . . per day, SO consecutive daya No ada taken for less than a total of JOe These rates apply either to the Daily or Sunday Bee. All advertisement ap pear in both morning and evening daily papers for the on charge. CONTRACT RATES ON , APPLICATION Want ads accepted at the following of fices : MAIN OFFICE 17th and Farnam Sts. South Side 2318 N St. Council Bluffs It Seott St. WANT ADS RECEIVED BY PHONE AT TYLER 1000 THE BEE will not be responsible far more than one incorrect insertion of an advertisement ordered for more than one time. CLOSING HOURS FOR WANT ADS Evening; Edition t;:00 M, Morninsr Edition... 9:00 P. M: Sunday Edition 9:00 P. M. Saturday. DEATH jfc FUNERAL NOTICES. .MASONIC- FUNERAL, COVERT NOTtl. Tho funeral service for our late Brother. C. W. Kalteler. will be held from his residence. 2211 Ohio St.. AVednesday. June 30th at two o'clock p. m. Members are requested to meet at Masonic Temple atM:00 p. m. Inter ment Forest I. awn Cemetery GEO. R. PORTER. Sec. FRED J. STACK, Master. f!jTraldTrTctors. STACK & FALCONER, "INDEPENDENT UNDERTAKERS" PIERCE-ARROW AMBULANCE SERVICE; Thirty-third anil Farnajn. Harney 84. TAGGART & SON, UNDERTAKERS AND KMBALMERS. Tclephon eDn u glas 714. 2 216 Cn m In St. HEAFEY & HEAFEY, Undertakers and Embalmers. rhone fl. 25, 0i.'iri.2J 1 Farnam. ' hulseXriepen, '' Pioneer Funeral Directors. 7niSouth lath St. Douglas 1068. DUFFY & JOHNSTON, UNDERTAKERS. 717 S. 16th. Tyler 1678. FLORISTS. LEE L. LARMON Fnnte nelle Florists. 1SH Douglas St. DoukIus t244. ! Hendern, 3519 Farnam. Douglas 1248. JOHN BATH, lith and Farnam. D. 3000. MONUMENTS & CEMETERIES. THE lnrKr.it display of monuments In the United States. FRANK SVOBODA. 1215 S. 13th. Phone Douglas 1872-6216. BT.RTHS AND DEATHS. Births Mlehnel and Matilda Kemboch. 4134 S street, hoy; Bert and Dela Crcwell, 2709 South Thirteenth street, boy; Wil liam and Anna Ttorn. 865 South Twenty first street, Klrl; Glenn and Vinrlnia Merrlmnn. 1S1B Ohio street, girl; Reilwlck anrt Gladys Pnrlc. hnttnitnl irlrl Ktnnhen vnt Vllnra Krlder, 3723 North Thirty- " seventh street, fflrl; Herman and Minnie Olson. 527 Miami street, boy; Bert and Anna Bowen. 5414 South Forty-elphth street, boy; Earl and Olndya Sayne, hns ttttal, Klrl; Henry and Susnn Sherman, 5015 Chlrapro street, bov: Dean and Flor ence Schlachter. 2333 South Thirty-fifth street. Klrl; Joseph nnd Anna Kanuptka, 4544 Ro'uth TMrty-nlnth afreet Klrl; Max and Ida Paferney. 4314 South Twenty-first street. Klrl; Fred and Marparet Ochean meicl. hospital, Klrl: Ranson and Elma Tnroler. hoBpltal. pirl; Lyle anl Bessie tlardner, 2002 Webster street, boy; Nelse and Genevieve Jensen, 3020 Cottage Grove ee-cue, boy; Frank and Frances Vankat. Benson, Neb., No. 7, Klrl; Thomas and lsnhelle Newton. 5421 South Twenty-third street, boy; Joseph and .Marie Rrozacek, :'210 South Twentv-nlntli street, boy; Joseph and Otille Pteher. 1227 South Fif teenth street, boy; Jake and Sophie Freg rter, hospital, girl; Scott and Lois Bates, hospital, irlrl. Deaths George C. Wheeler, 74 years, hospital: Josephine Elliott, fifi years, 1564 North Twentieth street; Mrs. Caroline HnKKarde. "9 years, 1039 South Thirtieth avenue: James P. Rebal. 1 year. 1745 South Ninth street: Charles Louis Ditmlay, 4 yeers. 3114 Ponpleton street: Thelma May Bebe. 16 years, hospital; John Bat tlsta Scalzo. Infant, hospital: Menerva D. YounK, 39 years, hosnltal; Donald Leslie Clark, 1 year. 3720 Ellison nvenue; Luther 'oon. 6S years, hosoitnl: Henry William Vorn, 31 vears. hosnitnl; John Stephen Kean. infant. 1 51 S North Twenty-elKhth p-enue: Norman Rirhsrd Fleek, 56 years, Florence. Neb.; Joe Spenslere, 11 years, hosrital. MARRIAGE LICENSES. The foUowl"'- couples have been issued licenses to wed. i , Jay P. Zackery. 43. Omaha, and Eliza beth Peoples. 27, Omahs. Leslie Crowder. 29, Omaha, and Corlnne Hirsch, 23. Omaha.- , Robert H. Stnrx, over SI. Omaha, and Mildred M. Todd, over 18. Omaha. Charles F. TaK-erker. 23. Omaha, and Lula Welch. 30. Omaha. John W. Schmidt, 38, Omaha, and Lea sin Tallmarlge. 33. Omaha. , William A. Scoville. jr., 23. Omaha, and Ruth Soper. 20. Omaha. Gordon Glfford. ?3. Oeallsla. Neb., and Rose E. Jones, 25, Tacoma, Wash. Patrlrk P. Dolan. over 1, Waterloo, la., and Catherine Reynolds, over 18, Omaha. James W. Clark, 24. Omaha,, and Dorris Williams, 24, Omaha. , Harry A. McPheeters. 2.3. Chanpell, Neb., and Mildred Simpson, "21, Omaha. Reese Saul. 31, Omaha, and Josephine Kern, 29, Omaha. Walter R. Johnson. 23. Omaha, and Ora JL Goodsell. SI, Omaha. . William T. Usinger, 26, Pittsburgh, Pa., and Sara R. Cole, 26, Omaha. Harry R. Adrian. 2S. Davenport. Ia., and, Helen C. Petersen. 26, Davenport. Ia. Louis O. Vleck. 25. Omaha, and Elisa beth Denkel, 22, Omaha. : - Charles C. Paxton, over 21, Omaha, and Eone Chappell, over 18, Omaha. ' Andrew O. Dodge, 88, Arapahoe. Neb., and Ellen Prltchard, 33, Detroit. Mich: " Bert Cox, 37. Omaha, and Effie M. Wood, 30, Omaha. James Chrlstensen. ' 36. Omaha, and Rosa Erickson, 31, Creslon, Ia. i Ralph ' W. Helena, 37, Auirusta, Kan., and Marl Anna Kouba, . 33, Verdigre, Neb. John L. Jackson, 26. Omaha, and Ger trude Jones, 37, Omaha. BUILDING PERMITS. . National Refining company, northeast crner Fifty-second and Military avenue, Kiiroiine filling station. 31.000. Hurry Becker, 2574 Jaynes afreet, frame dwelling, $4,000. LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS. FOR ARTICLES LOST on street cars tele phone Tyler 800. We are anxious to re store lost arttcles to rightful owners. OMAHA COUNCIL BLUFFS ST. RT. CO. LOST, between Country Club and 6014 Nicholas, diamond and platinum bar pin. Finder return to R. B. Edwards, 5014 Nicholas.' Phone Wal. S176.Reward. LOST Kit of auto tools Sunday afternoon between 39th and Farnum and 41st and Davenport. Call Wal. 4419. C. H. Mul !an..120 N. 41st. Reward. LOST Small suitcase containing lady's c;othca on Bancroft street car going north. Wednesday evenins;. Finder call Webster 554S. Reward. LOST Worn tan leather coin pure; re turn Chinese coins and Masonic emblem; lep money; no questions. 458 Bran- dels Theater Bldg. LOST At 'Rlvervlew park, Sunday, an Kastman kodak in Icathor case. Finder , -sl Douglas 8607. Reward. LOST Wedding ring, Tuesday, June 22, . on street car or South 35th Ave. Call Webster 4601. Liberal reward. ' LOST Ribbon fob with gold locket. Re ward. j k. filling. Doug. 780 i.OST A pair of glasses; reward? Call Douglas 6617. LOST Shrine pin, with red star. Harney 7339. Call SPECIAL NOTICES. MY office has been moved from 634 Brandeis Bldg. - to 303 Karbach Blk. Dr. L. B. Lake. PERSONAL. THE SALVATION Army Industrial home solicits your old clothing, furniture, magazines. We collect - We distribute. , Phone Doug. 4135 and our wagon will call. Call and Inspect our new home, 111 0-1112-1114 Dodge itreet CV8TEM uf Swedish massage, facial mas sage and steam batbs. Douglas 9549. V1ASSAOE and electrie treatments. IIS Neville Blk. KfCTKIC bath and massage. Webster MASSAGE and electrie treatments. 811 Neville Blk. N. E. Cor. 16th and H. St. MASSAGE. 210 North I7th St ' ANNOUNCEMENTS.; Chiropdists. Cerrle J. BytorL :o Paxton Bid. D. 1201. BRINGING UP ) Wu,u 1 'M-'THE: new BUTLERl- J , SO "YOU MR JKC HAt CONE M HELLO OINVt! I'LL RE ) RlltMIWid DiAPPOtVTEO DON'T !TTOThM Arvo My in AUCTION b are arf THr L OUT TO TMrL EVENING OVER IN A LiTTLr k MWQOE.OM.UTOIH3MTftOTrM AREf009 TO LOOK AFTE XOO- JaQS WATChI ANO I AM TO jELE TAT WHILE - fLL BE DRFS's "FT . ArRMD TO TAKE A CHANCE ON j , ' nTTVTI PrY DO QoU DOMT LEANE m ' KE A tvm ro J ' NEAKIK OUT TONKHT: , . (f 1?LJ ? TH1 HOUE.: jfl 1 BUTLER. J IMP T Iwrc Simiiss Sfsviet. Inc. &30 ANNOUNCEMENTS. Accordeon Pleatin g. ACCORDION, aide, knife, sunburst box pleating, covered buttons, all sixes and styles; hemstitching, ploot, edging, eve- let cut work, button notes, pennanta, Ideal Button and Pleating Co.. 308 Bro(vn Blk. Douglas 1936. Top Notch Shop Hemstitching, braiding. beading, all Kinds pleating. Doug. cull. Room 33. Douglas Blk.. ICth and Dodge, Contractors. R. J. RUBERS, carpenter: all klnda of new and repair work. Webster 3233. Dancing Academies. NUMMKR HANCINU HATES. KEL-PINE School for Dancing;, Farnam. D. 7850 Class at 8; dnnclng at p. m. Monday, Thur., Sat.: private lessons any time. Detectives. PIPKIN'S NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY. Incorporated Douglas 1107 Arlington Bllt., Omaha, Neb JAMES ALLAN, 312 Neville Blk. Evi dence S'.rured In all cases. Tyler 1136. RELIABLE Detective Bureau. Railway Ex. Bid g. Dou K las 2056: Night. Col. 466. Dentists. oDr. Bradbury. No pain. 921 W. O. W. Bid, Dress Suits. FULL dress suites and tuxedo for rent. 109 N. 16th St. John Feldman. D. 3128. Printing. WEDDING announcements and printing. Douglas Printing Co Tel. Douglas 644. Electrical Utilities. VACUUM CLEANERS delivered, for, 60c a day. Webster 1657, 10 I 4 p. m. called m. to HOOVER and other sweepers for rent; delivered Webster 4283. RENT Hoover Sweeper, delivered. Wib. 4 2 83. - ' HENT electric vacuum cleaners. D. 6718. Gas Stoves Connected. ANDY MILHONE, the gas man, stoves connected, house piping. Walnut 2008. Connections, 32. House piping. H. 1619 Hats Blocked. HATS eleaned and blocked while you watt, at Paxton Hat Works, 1iu7Mi Farnam St.: work guaranteed, D. 6939. HATS cleaned, reblocked, ladles' straw hats specialty. Mastos Bros.. 1620 Har'y. Jewelry. DIAMONDS price with privilege to buy back at small profit GROSS JEWELRY Co.. 403 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. Mattresses Repaired. CITY MATTRESS CO., mattresses made over; box springs repaired. 2814 Cum ing. Harney; 7162. Phonographs. QUALITY PHONOGRAPHS AND RECORDS, LOWEST PRICES. CASH OR TERMS. THE MUSIC SHOP, INC. 1616 Harney St. DouglasC83t. Sewing Machines. SEWING MACHINES' We rent, repair, sell needles and psile. MICKEL'S 15th and Harney. Douglas 973. . Tailors. M. REISER. 306 South 18th. Doug. 1187. Painting and Paper Hanging. LET me figure your paperhanglng. and ti'terlor decorating. Otto Larsen, Weh ater 4574. PAINTING, paperhanglng; guaranteed work; prices right. Phone for estimates. I can save you money. Tyler 2765. FIRST-CLASS paper hanging." painting. Douglas 1909. . PAINTING. paperhanglng. Walnut 4667. plastering. PAINTING, paper'aanglng, cleaning, Doug las 6322. . FAPERHANGING: prices right Walnut 4S9S, Pt'ERHANGINO, painting. Tyler 2766." Razor Blades Sharpened SAFETY razor blades sharpened.' new ra zors, razor 'blades 'sold. Omaha Razor Sharpening Co.. 1622 H Dodge. 103 N. 1 (. ' 'Patent Attorneys. INTERNATIONAL PATENT CO., Patent attorneys; procure, buy and sell pat ents. 1716 Dodee St.. Omaha. Theatrical. THEATRICAL, historical and masque cos tumes for amateur theatricals and par " ties for rent at T. Lleben ft Son, Omaha. Towel' Supplies. Omaha Towel Supply. 207 3. 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.) 1 210 Davldge Block. Tyler 4800. Rug Weaving. WEAVING, old rugs remade. Tyler 143'. Safes. S A FFQ BARGAINS. 12th Fern a ml OrtlljO j, j, Derlght Safe Co. Welding. OMAHA WELDING CO. "The Careful Welders." 15th 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 rurchased at Rialto Drug Store, 15th and Douglaa Sts.. Omaha. Neb. DUMP ashes S. W. corner 35th and Fran e.is. Douglas 420. FOR SAXE. Furniture and Household Goods. AUCTION! AUCTION! Eighteen rooms of furniture, rugs and ' furnishings to be sold at the residence At 1710 Cass St., Tuesday, June 29. Starts at 10 a. m. (Forenooki.) This, is a big sale of staple furniture and consists of all the furniture, rugs, linens, dishes and furnishings of an 18 room roominR house. 16 Vernis Martin beds complete with springs and mat tresses, 17 good oak dressers and commodes, 18 room size rugs, 22 rocking chairs, 8 library tables, wardrobe, book case and wrtlng desk, about 60 bed sheets and about 60 pillow slips, bedding and bed spreads, drapes. Towels, gas range, dining table and chairs and hun dreds of articles too numerous to men tion. . Remember this sate Is Tuesdsy forenoon at 1710 Cass St, and Is all the ' furnishings of IS rooms. James l.. powq, Auctioneer. Pd, J SL'LECT YOUR SPRING HOUSE FUR NISHINGS FROM THESE BARGAINS 'i Adam period bedroom suite at $213; an Adam Period dining suite, at 3153; large collection of tine furniture; room alze rugs at a great reduction; cane mahogany livlas; room suites, at 1186 acta. 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 f cash nr payments. Amer. Fum. Co.. 605 N. 16. WALNUT dining table, new. Web. 4841 JlCLIPSB gaa range, hlfh even. 3. 46Q. FATHER- FOR SALE. Furniture and Household Goods. AUCTION! AUCTION! Furniture, Rugs. Pianos, Talking Ma chines .and Fftrnlshings. Furni ture from 14 Good Omaha v Homes, To be sold In My Auction House, Southeast Corner 18th' and Webster Sts,, Wednesday. June 30, Sta: ts at 1 P. M. VI have 14 complete homes of furniture that have been consigned to me to be sold at auciton and I will sell as much as I can Wednesday. Consists of 9 extra good pianos, a Victrolas and other Kood talking machines: extra Kood par lor and living room furniture, dining room furniture of nearly all kinds, some sets like new. Big lot of extra good hdroom furniture, Including matched suites and brass and Simmon and Vcr nis Martin beds, complete with springs and mattresses. All kinds of dressers, dressing tables and chiffoniers, rugs of all kinds, some Wilton ruas nearlv new. all sizes; library tables, duofolds anaV navenports, sectional bookcases, writing desks, sewing machines, fancy and sta ple dishes, linens, cooking utensils, gar den tools, lawn swlnjs, porch' furniture and hundreds of articles too numerous to mention. JAMES L. DOWD, Auctioneer. If you have anything to sell, call Doug. 32S5 or Tyler 966. ALMOST new cane and mahogany damask covered parlor suite, latest Singer sew ing machine, victroia, rugs, phone stand and chair, dishes, etc., must be sold immediately. No dealer. Phone Tyler 197S. Pianos and Musical Instruments. ALMOST NEW KNABE BABY GRAND BROWN MAHOGANY PIANO FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN IF TAKEN AT ONCE. ADDRESS BOX G-60, OMAHA BEE. FOR SALE LEAVING CITY. Will sacrifice my beautiful Chlcker ing & Sons Grand Pianp. Address Box X-5, Omaha Bee. SAXOPHONE HOSPITAL, repairing, re- paoaing. John Taff, 1824 Webster. Tyler 4857. A. HOSPE CO. .rssx.s Pianos for rent. 34.00 per month. DRUMS, traps, marimbas. Instructions, repairing, rhone Harney 2967. Geo. A. Smith.. 2761 Davenport St. BARGAIN in Stejer & Sons Piano, first i:ihm funuiuiin. uuuKia SUM. PIANO Ebersole,- guaranteed fbie condi- uon, reasonable. Douglas 4703. KRANICH & BACH PIANO. A-l SHAPE, BARGAIN. DOUGLAS 4703. VICTROLA for Bale, reasonable. Doug. 1924". 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 is 1 3 farnam. CHECK WRITERS, Todds, Peerless, F & E, all makes; bargains; some new; save half. THE SAFEGUARD DIAGONAL, 3201 Neville Bldg. Douff. 7130. FOR SALE Underwood typewriter, excel lent condition; at sacrifice. 327 Se curities Bldg. - WE buy, sell and exchange all makes or Typewriters, write tor net Midland Office Supply Co.. 1404 Dodge. ALL MAKES Typewriter Co., "all makes." 205 8. 18th St Tyler 2414. Miscellaneous. BUILDING MATERIAL Lumber and other building material for sale at reasonable prices, located at northeast corner 19th and Dodge. C. J. JENSEN, WRECKING CONTRACTOR. OMAHA PILLOW CO. Mattresses made oyer In new ticks at half the price of nJcL1907umlng StDouglas 2467. CHOICE ripe cherries for sale. Cheaper if you pick themyourself. Wal. 4013. ROTTT.TnSat NatharT'stelnberg'e. UV7 A X LILiO 1019 Harney St D. 5166. NEW soda fountain and carboneter; also other fixtures. Walnut 2142. , CREPE DE CHINE dress, size" 38. Har ney 657. WANTED TO BUY. WANTED TO BUY, 25 MILCH GOATS ! AND 3 BILLIES. ALD-AMERICAN CHEMICAL CO., 1210 S. 16TH. DOUGLAS 4864. 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. i DESKS DESKS DESKS New desks; used desks bought, sold and v traded. J. C. Reed. 1207 Farnam. D. 6146. DUOFOLD. box springs, Rugs, dressers, beds, furniture of all kinds suitable for rooming house: reasonable prices paid. Douglas 8 838. - . , LIBERTY BONDS BOUGHT. MACKS BOND HOUSE. ' 1421 First Nat'l. BanH VBldg. Tyler 3644. WILL buy second-hand clothing, shoes and furniture. Ty. 259?. A Zavett, 705 N 16. SITUATIONS WANTED. Male. WANTED Lawns to mow and light haul Ing. W :mt 3516. PORTER wants work; day work. Webster ' 6053. T Female. HOUSEKEEPERS. LAUNDRESSES. Watch the Domestic column of The Bee. Lots of good place are always advertised. Don't miss them. WANTED Position as beginner stenog rapher, high school graduate. ' One year's experience as typist fend switch board operator, $90 a month. Phone Black 3545, Council Bluffs. PASTRY like mother makes. Web. 3948. La undry and Day Work, CLEANING wanted by experienced, col ored woman. Call Mrs., Murphy. Tyler 1379. ' EXPERIENCED laundress wishes work Thursday, Friday- and Saturday. Well 7034. . BUNDLE WASHING, Webster 1727. sweeping. Ironing. FIRST-CLASS laundress wants day work. Webster 1409. CLEANING, daywork; experienced. Web- ster 3264. LAUNDRY afor Mon., Tues.. Wed. Web. 3086. BUNDLE washing, so fT water. - Webster 6949. LAUNDRY work.. Reliable woman. 1787. Wek DAYWORK Experienced Webster 5652. laundress. SMALL bundle washing. Men' shirts a specialty. "Douglas 6329. BUNDLE washing, reasonable. Webster 2JL27. - OTRTAINS.JbdJeMshJngxpWeb. 1975. ?AT5MJ:oiJiu!LI'e,fexI, Web7084. LAUNDRY called for. deilveredrweb. 336l'. WOOL blankets, lace curtains. H. 1130. DAT WORK, experienced. Webster. (S31. See Jiggs and Maggie in Full ' Page of Colors in The Sunday Bee. SITUATIONS WANTED. Laundry and Day Work. DAY WORK. Colored woman. Web. 6073 SMALL bundle washing. Webster 4877. DAY WORK WANTED. Webster 6862. LAl'N DRY, day work. Webster 4224, WORK by day or hou-. Web. 6602. DAYWORK, laundry? Webster 6034. BUNDLE WASHING Webster 1379. DAY WOR K wanted. Webster 160 8 DAY WoSk wanted. Webster 5182. DAY work by hour. Webster 6028. DAYwork wanted. Webster 6843. BUNDLE washing. Webster 1953. DAY work, white laundi; Tyler 4277. Web. 2346". BUNDLE washing wanted. BUNDLE washing. 1016 Davenport St. DAY WORK wanted. Web. 6658. BUNDLE washing. Webster 3303. HELP WANTED MALE. Stores and Offices. TRAVELING salesman. lumber lirm. salary open: traveling salesman, staple commodity, $140; cashier, knowledge of bookkeeping, 115; bookkeeper, 312f; Dm cierk, long hand, I mo; oince clerk 3S5: tvnlst and clerk, beginner. 380. WESTERN REFERENCE & BOND ASS'N 736 First Nat'l Bank Bldg. TRAVELING accountant, salary open; city salesman, lib", i.'uu; K. k. ac countant, $150; bookkeeper and cashier, $125; clerical, $25, $30; experienced packers, salary open; young man typist, $100. COMMERCIAL REFERENCE CO.. 1516 City Nat'l Bank. Doug. 5236. THE business men have learned of our excellent service and are keeping us busy filling their calls. Won't you let us have your application? We will all Do benelited, ' RIGHT REFERENCE COMPANY, 636 First Nat'l Bldg. BOOKKEEPER and office mgr., $175- $200; assistant voucher clerk, $85-$90-$100; stenographers. $175-$150-$136: temp, steno., 6 or 7 days; stock and shipping clerks, $110-3116. THE MARTI CO., 1126 W. O, W. Bldg. WANTED Collectois, young men for of fice, firemen, teamster, truck driver, steady. Men for coal and lumber yard. Restaurant help. . If you want work, see us. EMPLOYERS' FREE LABOR BUREAU, 1911 Harney Street. STENOGRAPHER and clerk, $100-$110; typist and clerk, $100; salesman, city, salary and commission. WATTS REFERENCE COMPANY, 1138 First National Bank Bldg TELLER for Omaha bank; give expe- rlence, tc. Box, M-60. Omaha Bee. DRAFT and collection clerk, Omaha bank. Box, M-61. Omaha Bee. Professions and Trades. MEN WANTED TRADESMEN. OFFICE HELP, IjABORERS MANY DIFFERENT KINDS OF WORK. IF YOU WANT WORK, SEE US AT 1911 HARNEY ST. IF IN NEED OF HELP CALL TYLER 3200. NO CHARGES. EMPOLYERS' FREE LABOR BUREAU, 1 911 HARNEY STREET. HOLER BARBER 1 COLLEGE. 110 SO. 14TH ST. CATALOGUE FREE. CARPENTERS wanted. Five Inside fin ishers at jmce. 60 miles from Omaha, prevailing wages paid. Phone at my expense. B. H. Todd, Sidney. Ia CAR REPAIRERS and rough carpenters for freight car work. Apply Cass Street Gate Union Pacific Shops. FIREMEN, brakemen, $200-3260 monthly; experience unnecessary. Write Railway, Y-1166, care Bee. SHOEMAKER, $7.00 per day, steady work. American Shoe Shop, Box 143, Casper, Wyo. Wanted 10 barbers at once: $30 guarantee and 60 per cent over. 150J Farnam St. 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. Can use three producers, men that want that weekly check of $1,000.00.- r OFFER THE GREATEST PROPO SITION EVER FOR PURCHASER AND SALESMAN, TWO WAY SALE WITH "MONEY BACK CLAUSE;" BETTER SEE ME TODAY. Q. H. MOREARTY, . -224 Bee Bldg. WANTED. Rrepresentatlves In Nebraska and Iowa to work In their home territory and sell a propostltlon that has- real merit and one In which the public In general Is Interested. If you want toTlve at home and are capable of earning $100 or more per week, address GLOVER-MORELL, 718-720 Keellne Bldg., Omaha. Js'eb; "STOCK SALESMAN Experienced stock salesman to sell the Guaranteed Dividend Preferred stock of an old-established Omaha com pany rated at $50.000. High credit which has -paid regular dividends for ten years. Good leads furnished. Call Room 6, Wead Bldg. THE largest concern of kind in world require two men for city and territory; gray hair an asset, plus education; ex perience not necessary. We show you; steady position, excellent future. Phone Douglas 6J85 before 9 a. m. for appolnt ment. SALESMEN City or traveling, $ 1,5 0 0u v. Experience unnecessary. Prepare In spare time for big salary. Complete training and positions furnished. B 65, Omaha Bee. SALESMEN For household specialties; men with car can make good money. - Call and. see us and let us explain. C. r. Auamg JO., 623 s, iBtn !jt, 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 no trouble mak ing Sales. Send for 'red hot, bulletin fully illustrated, just off press, with full particulars. Gulf Coast Development A Refining Co... 740 First National Bank Bldg., Omaha. Teamsters and Chauffeurs. , DRIVERS! Wanted Ice cream trurk drivers: good wages; 7-day work. Ask for Mr. Mann. HARDING CREAM. CO., 9th and Harney. v Boys. Wanted Boy to wait on tablea at aoda fountain. Beaton Drug Co. Miscellaneous. WANTED. FREIGHT HANDLERS. EIGHT HOURS PER DAY. '' ' $100 A MONTH. ' AMERICAN RAILWAY EXPRESS. UNION STATION, HELP WANTED MALE Miscellaneous, y WANTED. LABORERS. BI.OME-SINEK CO., 27TH AND Q STS. WANTED. WAGON HELPERS. 8 HOURS PER DAY. APPLY AMERICAN RAILWAY EXP. STABLE, 15TH AND DAVENPORT. UNITED SALES PRODUCTS COMPANY Want 25 ambitious single young men: no experience necessary; salaries $140 to 1200. Phone, Douglas 6565. WANTED Pressed bricklayers for out of town work. Apply to M, O. Midthun, 1201 Davenport. HELP WANTED FEMALE. Stores and Offices. BRANDEIS STORES WANT YOUNG LADY TO ASSIST IN TELLER'S CAGE IN BANK. APPLY MR. E. J. MA LONE. STENOGRAPHER, north part of city, Jioo: stenographer, some copy work $95; stenographer and clerk, $85; ste nographer, knowledge of bookkeeping, $100; typist, beginner, $70; clerk, neat penman, $80; comptometer operator, be. sinner. $65. WESTERN REFERENCE & BOND ASS'N. ASSOCIATION, '736 First National Bank Bldg. THE business men have learned of our excellent service and are keeping us busy filling their calls. Won't you let us have your application? We will all be benentea. .' RIGHT REFERENCE COMPANY, 536 First Nat'l Bldg LEDGER clerk or assti bkpr., auto Co., $20 to $25 week; cashier and clerk, large office, $90 to $100; beginner stenog rapher, nice place. $80 to $85. BUSINESS MEN'S REFERENCE ASS'N, 917-18 W. O. W. Bldg. STENOGRAPHERS, $115-$UO-$100-$90- $86; bill clerk. 390-195; mult, opr., $90; ledger clerk, $75; typist, $75; cashier and bkkpr., temporary, $80. WATTS REFERENCE COMPANY. 1138 First National Bank Bldg. STENOGRAPHERS, $100, $116; dicta phone, $90; typists, $75, $100; billing clerk 380; comptometer operator, ssu. COMMERCIAL REFERENCE CO., 1516 City Nat'l Bk. Doug. 6236. BOOKKEEPER, autos, $100-$125; book keeper and clerk, $100-$110; assistant cashier, $70-$75; P. B. X. operator, $70 $75; stenographer, $75 to $100. THE MARTI CO., 1126 W. O. W. Bldg. Professions and Trades. YOUNG LADIES Do you want a permanent position T No profession today offers better op portunities for good salaries and steady employment than local or lone distance, telephone work. The wori Is fascinating, pleasant, healthful surroundings, annual vaca tions wltb full pay. Sick and accident benefit without cost to employes. No experience necessary. Substantial weekly pay while In training. Rapid advancement Parents Invited to Investigate working conditions. , . Apply to MRS. MORRIS, Employment Secretary, Room 611, - New Telephone Building. Nineteenth and Douglas Streets. WANTED. WOMEN A GIRLS. EXPERIENCE UNNECESSARY. GOOD PAY, ST.EADY WORK. GORDON LAWLESS CO., 8TH AND DODGE. WANTED Experienced operators on power maenn es: shirts, pants, leather and mackinaw coats. Latest improved safety machinery; large, clean, light, airy room,. Good wages. The Allen Mfg. Company, 1722 Arapahoe street, Denver, Colo. Saleswomen ana Solicitors. '.ADY canvassers tor electrlo Irons and lamps; good proposition. C F. Adams Co.. 623 S. !6th St Household and Domestic. WANTED AT ONCE Woman as compan ion and to do light housework; two in family; no washing. Telephone Webster 3994. FOR LAUNDRESSES, DAY WOMEN, till;., LUOK IN THE SITUATION COL UMN OF THE BEE. COMPETENT white girl for general housework; best of wages: no laundry. Hajney 5805. EXPERIENCED woman for cooking; small family; no laundry. 416 S. 38th. H.2 650. WANTED Experienced rook (white). 123 No. 33th. .Mrs. Barton Millard, liar. 47. EXPERIENCED housekeeper wanted; Ask for Lieut. Gibson. ref. Col. 4600. WANTED Competent cook Call Harney zuo. Hotels and Restaurants. WASTED Maid, also scrub girl. Apply employes' entrance. El Boudor Apts., 18th and Dodge. " COUNTER girl wanted, good wages; no sunaay work., Lincoln inn nestaurant, 216 South 16th. BIO SISTERS ASSOCIATION, for the oenent or business (Iris. Hi Bee Bids. Douglas 0592. ( GIRLS to wait on soda tables, good pay, steady work. Apply Green Room Cafe, Brandeis Stores. COUNTER girl, ( days week. No Sunday wont. H arney cafeteria, I5i) H arney. GIRLS to wait soda. Apply In person, Phelps Hut. 1708 Douglas. FLOOR maids wanted. Ford Hospital. Miscellaneous. ' AN OPPORTUNITY. We will employ and prepare four ladles for "Success Club" work: posi tions paying $160 per month or better; salaries guaranteed; experience unneres sary. Address Success Club. 306 Barker Blk., Omil t HELP WANTED. Male and Female. WANTED Men. ladles and boys to learn barber trade; big demand; wages while learning; strictly modern. Call or write ii uoagt at TN-Clty Barber College. EDUCATIONAL. DAY SCHOOL. NIGHT SCHOOL. EOYLES COLLEGE. Complete courses In accountancy, mn chine bookkeeping, comptoinetery, short hand and typewriting, railroad and wiring telegraphy, civil service and all English and commercial branches. Write, call or phone Douglaa 1666 for large illustrated catalogue Address B0YLE9 COLLEGE, Boyles Building. Omaha, Neb. LEARN tire repairing and retreading; also tube repairing and all rubber vul. ranlzlng IN THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE TIRE REPAIRING SCHOOL IN OMA HA. Three weeks learning. $16. Write or can . NATIONAL TIRE SHOP. ' -17th and Capitol Ave. Van Sant'Srhool Of Business, ' Day and Evening Schools. 220 Omasa National Bank Bldg. Douglas 6890 CHAS. L. FISH, piano tuner, violin and piano eacher. Colfax 4907. BUSINESS CHANCES. WANTED, A PARTNER I 'own 2.000 acres of land. 1 nr hours' drive by auto from Sioux City, Ia. ; I want some one with about $30, 000 payments from now until March. 1921. to take a one-half Interest with me so I can hold the land for a few years; rental will return 6 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; t no wild cat deal, but a good honest proposition to the right party. For In formation write to Box M-68, Omaha Bee. CLEAN stock of hardV are, income about $12,600: fixtures about $1,500: located In central Nebraska: last ffyear s Business, $40,000: brick building, 25x80: full base ment; fnodern, rents for $50; can get long lease: sickness reason for selling. Address. Y-1176, Omaha Bee. FOR SALE Big garage, only garage in town located on the Lincoln niitnway, good live town, Irrigated farm district; largo territory. ($40,000) business an nually without car sales. A live proposi tion for the right party. Address P. O, Box; 214. Crook, Colo. FOR SALE One-third Interest In a grow ing creamery business. Excellent op portunity for man with creamery expe rience. Price $2,500.00. Will make easy terms. Address Box 226. Sheridan, Wyo. FOR SALE Only drug stock and doctor's practice, eastern Nebraska town, ii.oos. Y-1174, Bee. SMALL hardware stock for sale in small town in eastern Nebraska; cash only. Y-1179. Omaha Bee. TO get In or out of business. See LEWIS CO 411 Mecague Bldg. Rooming Houses. NICE, light steeping rooms In modern nome; large porcn ana lawn, nan diock to car, walking distance, l'hone wen ster 6619. 8-ROOM roomlne house, newly papered furniture nearly new: close in; rem reasonable. Call Douglas 1926. FOR RENT ROOMS. Furnished. PHONE THE WANT AD DEPARTMENT. TYLER 1000. AND ASK ABOUT UUK BIG ROOM LIST PRINTED EVERY WEEK FOR THE BENEFIT OF OUR READERS AND ADVERTISERS. SINGLE room, men only, running hot and cold water: walking distance. .Brown Apartments, 608 N. 21st st- Doug. 5644. NICELY furnished front rofim. In quiet family, one or two gentlemen, walking distance. 617 S. 28th. Harney 3898. V, BLOCK to car, 6 blocks tc 16th. Terms reasonable. 2219 Bt. Marys Ave. iou n like them when you see them. NEATLY furnished rooms In desirable H. 7366. nclghborhcod. 1041 S. 29th Good board next door. ONE room for young lady, near Park and Farnam car line, reference. Har. 6iu. ELMS HOTEL, 19th and Harney. Rooms, 33.50 per week and up. Doug. 5006. 3208 MARCY. cool, attractive room for 2, modern, block to car line. Har 4586. NICELY FURNISHED ROOM. BETWEEN TWO CAR LINES', WEB. 6451. TWO modern, partly furnished ' rooms. Douglas 7624. - LARGE furnished -modern 3008 Pacific St. Harney 1291. 612 S. 19, well furnished front slep'g rm, ROOM for rent 420 S, 26th St. Tyler 4787. 504 N. 20,modern furnished room. D. 9465. TWO lovely rooms. Call Harney 7446. ONE sleeping room. Tyler 2693. Housekeeping Rooms. SOUTHEAST front suite, two large rooms! everything furnished. $8.00. 600' So. !t St. 2701 DAVENPORT, two-room suite; mod- ern, electrlo JlRht. gas range. - H. 4989. 2 LIGHT housekeeping rooms, all modern. convenient J424 N. 19th Bt LIGHT housekeeping rooms at 2012 N. 18th. web. 802. 614 NO. 19TH 2 light housekeeping rooms; modern; close in. 1503 BINNEY, 4 lg. well .furnished rooms. Board and Room, ATTENTION! We are opening our dining room for the summer, good home cooking. $5 for 2 meals,. 16 for 3 meals per week. 2226 Howard. 818 SOUTH 21ST ST.. room and board or meals, .lust opened. Douglas 7226. FOR RENT HOUSES. Furnished. BEAUTIFUL. APARTMENT TO SUBLEASR. Will - sublease my beauflful apart- ment to couple without children. Must buy rurniture. wnicn is new ana or un est quality, for cash. Apartment con veniently located, most desirable neigh borhood, In first class apartment build ing. Rent reasonable. Apartment and furniture must be disposed of Immedi ately. Phone Tyler 1973 between hours 9 to 12 a. m., or 2 to 6 p. m. FOR RENT Until Sept. 20. five-room furnished apt., 355 per mo. garage if desired. $10 per mo. additional Tele phone Harney J346. Unfurnished. ROOMS,, mod., 4211 Burdelte St. Prke $50 per month, or will sell to reliable party on good terma. 211 Brandeis Theater Bldg. Miscellaneous. LIST your property for rent or sale wltb FIRST TRUST COMPANY. v Realtors. Tyler 739. FOR RENT-APTS. AND FLATS Furnished. HOME WrrH-CONVENIENCEbF HOTEL. Suites of i 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 4200. COOL room, modern furnished flat, player piano; no children. Douglas 6890. FOR RENT GARAGES. 0 ABACK for rentr041S. 29tb. U.1M. ' ' " Drawn for the Bee by McManus. Copyriiht, 1920 International News Service MOVING AND STORAGE. FIDELITY irN CO. STORAGE, MOV1NO, PACKING IIOUSEHOL DOOODS AND PIANPS. REASONABLE RATES. FREE RENTAL SERVICE. COMPLETE LIST OF HOUSES AND APARTMENTS. 16th and Jackson Sts. Douglaa 2S8. MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE. FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE. Separate locked rooms for household goods and pianos, moving, packing and shipping. OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE CO., 806 South 16th. Doug. 4163. METROPOLITAN VAN and STORAGE CO. Owned by H. R. Bowen Co Tyler 3400. GLOBE VAN. TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO. For real service In hauling or stor age, call Tyler 230 or Douglas 4333. Auto or wagon service. 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 470. FOR SALE 20 head fine farm horses, Inares, mules; some mares in foal; all stock guaranteed sound; good condition. Apply M. C. Peters-Mill Co.. 29th snd B sts., or'arter 6 p. m. phone So. 475. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. WE have the following high grade worm drive trucks for sale at bar pain prices: TWO INDIANA one-tone trucks, good as new. ONE INDIANA one-ton truck In first class condition. ONE ONEIDA one-and-a-half-ton in good ONE MASTER two-ton hydraulic hoist and tlump body. ONE G. M. C. two-ton chain drive. ONE VIM light delivery. STANDARD MOTOR CAR CO. 2020 Farnam St. Carl Changatrom, Pres. Quality Cars and Square Dealing. OUR SIXTH YEAR IN BUSINESS. "Buy a Guy L. Smith Used Car ' A SAFE INVESTMENT. We always have a few first-class used cars which are real bargains. Each are guaranteed and with a real service behind it Call Uoug las 1970 any time for description of cars and prices. DRIVE IT YOURSELF COMPANY RENT A NEW FORD-DRIVE .IT YOURSELF THB MOST ECONOMICAL AUTO- MOB1LING; CHEAPER THAN OWN ING A CAR. NEW. Al -CONDITION. PELF-STARTERS. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT THE 36S DAYS. 1314 HOWARD fiTRBjiT. DOUQ. 3622. Hudson Touring Car 1919 model. Just overhauled, perfect condition. Car used as demonstrator. 5 good tires. Call Room 108 Rome Hotel. FORDS, BUICKS, DODGES NEW AD USED Cash or time. Drive them and pay by the month. All cars In good mechanical shape. Fords, bodies, cabs, truck bodies. Send for catalogue. GOLDSTROM, AUTO SALES CO., 1318 Harney St. Tyler 7J.4. CENTRAL GARAGE. Open 'lav and night. FOR, SALE. Five-passenger,. Stevens "Salient Six" with extra tire andbumper, only driven ISO miles; also 2 lots on paved street, sidewalk, city water, sewer, all paid. Address 3010 S street South 4776. Ask for Mr. Yuhas. REPUBLIC TRUCK Two-ton, Budda motor, fine condition, run about 1 000 miles. Must be sold this week. See at Military Garage, Benson, or phone Walnut 4309. MILBURN ELECTRIC Fine condition, new batteries, etc., a real bargain. Now at Military Garage Benson, or phona Walnut 4309: DO YOU WANT a good automobile at a bargain price 7 All makes and sizes. Terms or cash. Call Douglas 6188. Mr. Jones. EXTRA SPECIAL. 1917 Chalmers Six, refinished, good top. best mechanical condition, new tires, this Is a 'snap at $426. TRAWVKR AUTO CO., 2210 Farnam. SOME bargains In used Ford cars. Mc Caffrey Motor co. Tne rianay rora Service Station, 15th and Jackson. Doug las 3500. ' NEW Standard touring.esr at sacrifice for immediate sale, call Harney am evenings- or Sundays. STORAGE batteries, written guarantee. exchange price 3 cell, 315; Dodge ana Maxwells. $20. Midland Battery Co., 2615 Leavenworth St OVERLAND COUNTRY CLUB Good tires; motor in fine shape; will sell or trade for Ford with starter. Tyler 627; ask for Mr. Squires CHEVROLET SEDAN Only run 1,500 miles; terms. Tyler 027; ask for Mr. Sfiulres. WATED-For spot cash. 100 used c.rsJ quick action; no delay. Auto Exchange Co.. 2059 Farnam St. Doug. 603t. WE HAVE 60 good used cars to select from. All prices. MEEKS AUTO CO.. 2020 Farnam. THE DIXIE FLYER. W. R. "NICHOLS MOTOR COMPANY. 1 2620 Farnam St OAKLAND Sensible Six. MARSH OAKLAND CO.. 2309 Farnam St. FIVE-PASSENGER touring car, com pletely overhauled. Juat tne tiling lor small family. See at 3527 Farnam St. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for real es tate, new touring Oldsmoblle. Harney 6300. FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN, Willys Knight Coupe; excellent condition; terms If desired. Harney 5469. OLDSMOBILE, 1919 Excellent shape; terms. Tyler 627; asK for Mr. squires. FORD Sedan, 1919, almost new; starter; new tires; other extras. Doug. 8981. DODGE delivery truck, very cheap. See at 3o27 Farnam c-t. 1919 LIBERTY touring: a real bargain; in perfect condition. Webster 6219. FORD teurlng, 1917 model, fine shape. Bargain. Harney 2790 atter e p. m. Tires and Supplies. USED TIRES. 30x3, $5.00; 10x3 tt, $6.00. , All sizes In proportion. Look over our rebulita. Open Sundays, Tyler 298. 8AV10E TIRES. 90S N. 16th St. Keystne Tire Shop, 1 rWEPUBLIC TIRES, CHEAP. X0x3U FISK ..314.93 I $4x4 $1011 30x3 $10.95 33x4 $3096 36x4 $24.95 I $2x4 311 IS SEE US FIRST, IT FATS. KAIMAN TIRE JOBBERS. 172JT CUM1NO NEW GUARANTEED TIRE8. 30x3 :.$ 9.76 32x3'j. .$16.90 30x3.. 12.90 34x4 .. 21.76 STANDARD TIRE CO., 410 N. 16TH ST. AUTO electrical repairs; servics station for Rayfield carburetor snd Columbia storage batteries. Edwards. 2616 N. 19th. WANT to buy used tires. Doug. $854. i AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. N- : Repairing ana rainnng. RA VIATOR CORES INSTALLED. Manufactured In 0aha. SJ-touf"":: Ice for auto, truck and tractor. Expert -radiator and fender repairing; body . o ea 7rtflra made. OM AH A AUTO RADIATOR MFG. CO f 1819 Cuming St. Tyler IH.I. FARM LANDS. For Rent. For Sale Or Rent . 3.000-acre ranch In Cherry county. Nebraska and Todd county. South Dako ta: 10 miles from Valentine, Neb; pos session at ortce, If. W... Harper, owner, Valentine. Neb ; Canadian Lands Alberta. HAVE "you thought of buying Alberta Jand? Theil look at these: Both ais in one of the bes- farming districts In Cen tral Alberta; both are going concerns and have given their owners soea -. turns for the past ten years: ' 1.120 acres, unequalled' for stook an -mixed farming-. 760 acres best wheat land, balance hay meadow and pasture, all fenced, good buildings, drilled well, ..windmill, cattle shVds for 200 head, garage, grove of 3.000 trees, 170 acres crop, wheat and oats, elevators miles, school 1 mile. Price $26 per acre, one-quarter casn. balance terms at 6 per cent. If sold at once crop goes with farm, . 640 acres, elevators 6 miles, school 1 mile, good town with butter factory and cream ststlon 12 miles. 420 aoree In crop. 200 wheat, 170 oats, 30 fall rye, 20 timothy, fenced and cross-fenced. Two-story 9-room house, barn, granaries, small shop and outfit of blacksmith tools, drilled well, windmill and 3-horse-power engine, .... . 'Selling price includes crop, full I'.n t machinery, 12 vworkyhorses and harness, 20 head cattle, 13 hogs, I5-horsepower Case engine and Red River Special se arator, furniture, cream separator. Price $27,000. half cash, balance terms to suit A. A. TOWNS, , Cpjnatioj.Jllborta.jCanaM; ; Colorado Lands. . nninRABO. Come to Canon City, Colo.; fine ell- line cri a farms. y; sto.k,4 t Haynes " , mate. Apple orchards. Aiiaua Small fruits; city proprriy, ranchea Write for flue booklet Realty Co. Vif Iowa Lands. . rse- ONE OF IOWA'S Zl nrnnnom A rn tT?Crr 1 orrnrv Am flTf ATM v FARMS TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION A T, (f 1 :30 P. M. I JULY 1,1920. We will, sell at Public Auction a farm of o49 acres knewn as the ililliker Simpson farm; it is lo cated in Pottawattamie countv, 38 miles from Council Bluifs, on tha new White Pole road, 13 miles cast of Oakland; 9 miles south and eight miles west of Atlantic, There are 440 acres in one body on which is located all of the im provements; 200 acres in on? body across the section liat the north. ' - These two tracts wil! be sold separately; then the entire 640 acres will be sold in one body , and whichever brings the most money it will be sold. The improvements have all , been built within the last two or three years and consist of the fol lowing: Pive-room house with full basement; large barn; corn crib; granary, chicken house; shed; stock corrals; scales, three good wells and the land is ' all fenced hog-tight in several different fields. The land is slightly rolling; 27 acrffs is in timber pasture; 80 acres in corn and the balance is seeded down to timothy and clover. This farm is one of the best, imntoved. best located, stock and' grain farms within the boundarinr oi tne siaie oi xowa. ' Terms of sale will be announced' by the auctioneer before the sale starts; the terms, will be very rea- sonable and liberal to responsible parties, so do not f.tay away thinking " you cannot buy this farm, as the terms will be made so that any responsible pa"ty 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 Mule Barri, South Side Stock Yards, or S. S. & R. E. Montgomery, 213 City National Bank Building, Omaha. Kansas Lands. : THOMAS COUNTY, KANSAS LAND. Fine level section, 4 Vnlles from Rex ford, Kan., fair Improvements. 400 acres winter wheat. 100 acres barley, ir fine condition. Two pastures fenced. Buyer gets shsre of crop delivered. For ouick action, $60.00 per acre. Box 398, Bebron. Neb. " WRITE us for prices and terms on lands in Thomas county. Kansas. Feltoa & West. ?07 Crounse Block. Nebraska Lands. COIW AND ALFALFA FARMS. IMPROVED. IN CENTRAL NEBRASKA, at tne rignt price, write for list LARSON A CARRAHER, Central City. Nebraska. 4,000 ACRES Box Butte county fantn land; z to an acre in noir section lots. S. S. AND R. E. MONTGOMERY. 213 City Nat'l Bank Bldg. For Neb. Farms and Ranchea, see Graham-Peters Realty Co.. Omaha Nat'l Bk. Bldg.. Omaha. A. A. PATZMAN. Far"is. 301 Karbach Blk. South Dakota Lands. 2,000-ACRE ranch, Improved. Trlno coun ty. South Dakota, for sale or trade Address R. V, Fletcher, Tyndall, S. P Wisconsin Lands. i WISCONSIN BARGAINS In snuth cen tral Wisconsin, only 66 miles from Town -?2r acres of land, now ready In subdivide Into farms of from 80 to 640. acres; we lurnisM uunuings ana cattle wtere de sired. Get our plan; none Just like 1t: a high-class deal; not cut-over land; 7b per cent reedy for the plow. Also 60 Mi-lghly improved farms for sale on wonderful terms. Write us fo: our proposition now. The Peddle f.anl Company, Owners,Cedar Raplds. Iowa. Wyoming Lands. WYOMING lrrlgatediand"for sale! k;i acres In Fremont county, near LenoV Under the government ditch, wati rlKht paid for. Best of volcanic at i soil. 119 of the 120 acres can be irf. gated. Maintenance 60c per acre. Kt buildings. On graded road to Yellow stone National Park. This can (b bought for $4,600 If taken soon. Or," dollar down and liberal terms on LhJ ance If purchaser will make Improve ments. W. R. Patton. Centralla. Waal'. FINANCIAL. Real Estate Loans, CITY AND FARM LOANS. DUMONT & CO., 4U-4J8 Keellne Bldg. OMAHA HOMES EAST. NEB. FAR U KtHSFB HEAL ESTATE CO., 10.16 Om NiBL?ldlf59S?jlI1 DIAMONDS AND JEWKI.BY I.OAK: Ltwest rates. Private loan booths Urn Malashock. 1614 Dodge. D. 6619. Es. 184 PRIVATE MONEY. $100 ' to $10,000 made promptly. P. D. WEAD. Wead Blot. 310 S. 18tn 8' PRIVATE MONEY. ATE MONEY. i , I COMPANY. Doug. 422$. fJ e, reasonable rates, prlvatV ag' in Bros., 346 Omaha Nat ""Loans. 443 Omaha Nat 1 PROMPT service, money. Garvin D E. BUCK. REAL ESTATE 'WANTED. FOR quick and satisfactory results In rtelltna- Omaha resl estate see SCHROEDKR INVESTMENT COMPANY. 638 Ry. -x. urns. Douglas Stiil. E. G.SOLOMON fsWSSt 213 Ktrbftcb. Blk, Oeuf. 2 '- - "' s V a. J