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THE BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, JULY 6, 1920. i 1 1 A re n 3 Classified Advertising Rates: ' Xlo per line (count words to lm) 1 day l$e per line. , .per day, $ consecutive days . 12e per line. ..per day, 1 consecutive days lit per lin. . .per day, 10 comecutive days No ads taken lot less than total of 0e These rate apply aillier to the Daily Sunday Bee. All advertisements ap pear in both morninc and evening daily papers for the one charge. CONTRACT RATES ON - APPLICATION Want, ads accepted at the following of fices i MAIN OFFICII 17th and Farnam Sts. South Side 2318 N St. Council Bluffs IS Scott St. WANT ADS RECEIVED BY PHONE AT TYLER 1000 THE BEE will not be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion of an advertisement ordered for mora than one tine. CLOSING HOURS FOR WANT ADS Evening Edition 12:00 M Horning Edition 9:00 P. M Sunday Edition 9:00 P. M. Saturday. DEATH & FUNERAL NOTICES. LARSEX Ann, July 3. 1920, sgd 77 years, at residence. 4735 Seward: sur vived by husband and four sons. E. H.. P. I.. I. A. and L. B. Lumen. Funeral Tuesday. 2 p. m., Feroa chapel. Twenty third and Cuming streets. Interment WestLawn cemetery, friends Invited. KOLAUCHirK A'weiia, at" the residence of her daughter. Mrs. W. H. Boelk 3112 Oak 6t, Sunday, July 4, aged 66 year. . Funernl eervlees Tuesday at Kountze Memorial rhurrh at 2:30 p. m. Inter ment Forest Lawn cemetery; Friends are welcome. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. STACK & FALCONER, "INDEPENDENT UNDERTAKERS" PIERCE-ARROW AMBULANCE SERVICE. Thirty-third and Farnam. Harney 64. TAGGART & SON, ' UNDERTAKERS AND EMHALMERS. Teiepnone Douglas 714. 2216 Cuming St. HEAFEY & HEAFEY, undertakers and Embnlmers. rhone H. 286. Office 2611 Karnam. HULSE & RIEPEN, Pioneer Funeral Directors. T01 South 16th St. Douglas 1068. FLORISTS LEE L. LARM0s 1814 Pouglaa St. Douglaa 824 4. L. HeiideTson. 1519 Farnam. Douglas 1241. JOHN BATH. 18th and Farnam. D. 8000. MONUMENTS & CEMETERIES. THE largest display of monuments In the United States. FRANK SVOBODA, ' 121 8. 13th. Phone Douglas 1872-6216. LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS? i'OR ARTICLES LOST on street cars tele phone Tyler (00. We are anxious to re store lost articles to rightful owners. OMAHA 4V COUNCIL BLUFFS ST. RT. CO. LOST Large black patent leather suit case, betweefo Burlington station and 24th and Harney. Return to H. .1. Grove, 3018 Cottage Grove Ave., and receive suitable reward. Tel.Har. 6200. LOST Saturday morning, 115; will finder be honest and phene Tyler 1900. Re ward. LOST Largs white Persian tomcat, over two weeks ago; 110 deward for return 0 1801 Plnkney. Webster J528. LOST Black leather identification rase with railroad nans: liberal reward. Box M-57, Omaha Bee. LOST, on Farnam rarllne, beaded purse containing Keys ana valuable papers. Call Web. 3869. Reward. L08T Gentleman's silver and pearl cuff- iinn. luesaay. Douglas 6239. LOST Pslr glasses, dark rims and bows; aiso wnue comp. vveoster tn. LOSTJtgtrard of pearlsiTTrmrsday; Call Douglas 8812, after 6 p. m. PERSONAL. THE SALVATION Army Industrial home solicits your old clothing, furniture. v magazines, we collect, we distribute. Phone Doug. 4135 and our wagon will caii. cbji ana inspect our new home. 1110-1112-1114 Dodge street HARNEY INSTITUTE; residents! calls answered, ina Beeler, Denver Masseuse, ' Tyler 4315. BYSTEM of Swedish massage; facial mas sage and steam baths. Doug. 9549. ELECTRIC bath and massage. Webster It'll. GRADUATE NURSE will take patient In own home. Walnut 4293. tlASSAOE. 210 NortVnyi St ANNOUNCEMENTS. DO YOU KNOW that Ameri can forty strand copper cab'eiwill absolutely protect your family and property against lightningl Tele phone; Douglas 696. Home office 2014 Farnam Street, Omaha, Ne braska. Accordeon Pleating. ACCORDION, side, knife, sunburst box pleating, covered buttons, all slies and styles; hemstitching, plcot, edging, eve- , let cut work, button holes, pennants. Ideal Button and Pleating Co., 308 Brown Blk. Douglas 1936. lop Notch Shop Hemstitching, braiding, beading, all kinds pleating. Doug. 6011. -u Room 33.Doug1as Blk.( 16th snd Dodge. Ipiropdisrs. Carrie J. Burforl r 20 Paxton Bid. D. 1208. Dancing Academies. SUMMER DANCING RATES. TTETj-PTNF, s-h' tor' Dancing. X1.UAJ-X liXU 24,t Karntm. d. 7860 Class at I; dancing at p. m. Monday, Thur.. Sat: private lessons any time. , - Dentists. - ' I' oDr. Bradbury. No pain. 921 W. O. W. Bid. 1 Detectives. . UPKINS RATIONAL D ETECTIVB AGENCY. Incorporated. Douglas 1107. Arlington, Blk.. Omaha. Neb. JAMES ALLAN. 312 Neville Blk. Evi denre m-mred In all cases. Tyler 1136. RELIABLE S , Dettft ' Dftujtlifs tlve Bureau. Railway Col. 466. Ex: Fldg. 2066: Night. 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. Dressmaking. ' DRESSMAKING and tailoring, specal at tention given to individual designing. . Call the .designer at 2101 Miami. Web. 6461. Jewelry. DIAMONDS Z e pay the best price with privilege to buy back at small profit GROSS JEWELRY Co.. 402 N. lth St Doug. 6049. Electrical Utilities. VACUUM TLEANERS delivered, called - for, 60c a day. Webster 1657, 10 a. m. to p. m. W. H. GREEN & CO. Everything electrical; wiring special ty. Call Watnut 6649. BENT Hoover Sweeper, delivered. Web. 42S3. , ItENT electrlo vacuum cleaners. D. 5718 Gas Stoves Connected. ANDY MILHONE, h gaa man, stoves connected, house piping. Walnut 2008. Connections, $2. House piping. H. 1619 Hats Blocked. HATS cleaned and blocked while you wait, at Paxton Hat Works, lu7H Farnam St.; work guaranteed. D. 6939. HATS cleaned, reblocked. ladles' straw hats specialty. Mastos Bros., 1520 Hary. Kodak Developing and Finishing. FILMS developed; printing and enlarging. Write for prices. The Ensign Co., 1607 Howard St Phonographs. ""6UALITY PHONOGRAPHS AND RECORDS, LOWEST PRICES. CASH OR TERMS. , THE MUSIC SHOP, INC. Kit Harney St Douglas (82t. Sewing Machines. SEWING MACHINES We rent, repair, set! needlea and parte , MICKEL'S , 16th and Harney. Doglas 1972. Mattresses Repaired. , CITT MATTRESS CO.. mattresses mad ' over; box springs repaired. 3(14 Cum Ing. Harney 7162. '"' "' ' Rr Blades Sharpened S XFFTT raxor blades sharpened. wr . sore, raxor blades soM . fnahe Raror Vhvpentng Cck, 162J4 DodiV, 101 K. 1. BRINGING UP OH! THE INMATES HERE ARE HARM LESS YvW t 00 WOO' D HARDLY KNOW THAT THI I AN ASYLUM AT TINES,! C ANNOUNCEMENTS. Painting and Paper Hanging. LET me figure your paperhanglng and li'terlor decorating. Otto Larsen, Web . ster 4574. PAINTING. paperhanglng; guaranteed work; prices right. Phone for estimatea. I can save you money. Tyler 2765. PAINTING, paperhanglng, cleaning, Doug Jas 6322. PAPERHANGINQ: 4998. prices right. Walnut FIRST-CLASS Douglaa 4909. paperhanglng, painting. PAPERHANQINO. painting. Tyler 2765. Patent Attorneys, INTERNATIONAL PATENT CO. Patent attorneys; procure. buy and sell, rtat- enta. 1716 rod St. Omah. Tailors. M. REISER, 300 South 18th, Doug. 11 8 7. Theatrical. THEATRICAL, historical and masque cos tumes for amateur theatricals and par ties for rent at T. Lleben A Son. Omaha. Towel Supplies. Omaha, Towel Supply. 207 S. 11th. D. 628. Tree .Trimming. TREES trimmed; cavity work; bracing; treatment of Injury apd disease; remov ing; planting and transplanting; twelve skilled tree surgeons; over 400 satisfied customers In Omaha and nearby towns. PAGE TREE SERVICE (INC.) 210 Davldge Block. Tyler 4800. Rug Weaving. WEAVING, old rugs remade. Tyler 1431 Safes. RAFFQ BARGAINS. 12th Farnam! tJ-fi-t AJO t j. rioriBht R.f rv Welding. OMAHA WELDINO CO. "The Careful Welders.' 15th and Jackson. D. 1397. Miscellaneous. PAX TON-MITCHELL CO. 27th and Martha Sts., Omaha. Neb. Brass, bronze, aluminum and machine gray iron castings. BELL'S MENTHOL OINTMENT can be I urchased at Rialto Drug Store. 16th and Douglaa Sts.. Omaha, Neb. DUMP ashes S. W. corner 35th and Fran cis. Douglaa 420. FQR SA.LE. Furniture and Household Goods. AUCTION AUCTION Two-day sale of extra high-grade art-1 staple furniture, rugs, pianqs, talking machines and furnishings OF NINE GOOD HOMES WIU be sold at my auction house WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, JULY 7 AND 8, Starting 1 p. m. each day. Two-day sale of some of the best furniture I ever sold. Watch the papers for details. JAMES L. DOWD. Auctioneer. If you have anything to sell call Douglas 3285 or Tyler 066. SELECT YOUR SPRING- HOUSE FUR NISHINGS FROM THESE BARGAINS Adam period bedroom suite at 2213; an Adam Period dining suite, at 2153; large collection of fine furniture; room aize rugs at a greae. 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.. 606 N. 16. FOUR rooms of furniture for sale. Vail Douglas 7033; between 8 and 2. ELECTRIC Washer. 235 and one at $40 both with wringer. 4521 Leavenworth. OOOD Household Articles. Har. 3743. Pianos and Musical Instruments. A. HOSPE CO. Everything in art and musfo Planoa ot rent, $4.00 per month DRUMS, traps, marimbas, Instructions, repairing. 1'tione Harney 296i. ueo. A. Smith, 2761 Davenport St. SAXOPHONE HOSPITAL Repairing, re- paamng. j. 'lair, 1824 Webster, ry ler 4857. Typewriters and Supplies. TYPEWRITERS i AND ADDING MACHINES ALL MAKES, bought sold, rented and repaired. Sole agenta for the CORONA. Get our prlcea before you buy. Every machine guaranteed. Central Typewriter Exc. Doug. 4120. ' 1912 Farnam. CHECK WRITERS, Todds, Peerless, F & E, all makes; bargains; some new; save half. THE SAFEGUARD DIAGONAL. 320 Neville Bldg. Doug. 7130. WE buy. sell and. exchange all makes of typewriters. Write for ltst Midland Office Supply Co.. 1404 Dodge. ALL MAKES Typewriter Co., "all .mskea." 205 S. 18th St. Tyler 2414 I & E. checkwriters, bargains. vllle Bldg. . 320 Ne- Miscellaneous. CHERRIES FT. CALHOUN Pick them yourself for $2.50 crate. Can get train In morning and return in evening. Inquire for J. M. Finch's farm. ONE nearly new Cleveland all marble soda fountain. 10-foot length, 1 18-foot back bar. Also complete set of chairs, tables, stools, dishes, glasses, cones, fruits and syrup; going out of business. Will sell at one-half price. Cash or terms. Perfect condition. A Strathdee, Box 66, "Arcadia, NeK FOR SALE Campbell X-Ray and hWh frequency electric machine, flat tup typewriting desk snd good as new sew ing mschlne. Harney 7436. A thousand bushels of the finest cherries at Fluchs cherry orchard Rt Fort Cal houn. Pick them yourself at $2 per bu. Any day this week. FOR SALE One horizontal steam boiler, one 30-lnch blower and one good deliv- - ery wagon. Standard Laundry, 2405 N. 24th St. Web. 130. FOR SALE Glass. 8x10, 6x8, 6x7, splen did for not house, etc. See or call Mr. Hadley, Bee Engraving Dept.. Omaha Be& OMAHA PILLOW CO. Mattresses made over In new ticks at half the price of new beds. 1907 Cuming StDouglas2467. PERFECT blue-white "diamond, nearly K slse, bargain. Address Box X-2, Omaha Bee. ' REED'S baby buggy and crib, good aa new. Call South 4642. FOR SALE Genuine German Luger pis tol: perfect condition. Call Elliot Doug. 1340 or Col. 4841. RflTTT "FQat Nathan Steinberg's. DJ J. AXJAJOiou Harney St D. 616$. KINDLING and lumber. Webster 469. WANTED TO BUY. WE BUY baled waste paperold maga slnes and newspapers. State quantity you hava on hand. Write or phone for prices. Omaha Paper Stock Co., 15th ana Marcy. Douglas 159. DESKS DESKS DESKS New desks; used desks bought sold and traded. J. C. Reed, 1207 Farnam. D. 6146. LIBERTY BONDS BOUGHT. -MACKS BOND HOUSE, 1431 First Nat l. Bank Bldg. Tyler 2644. THE House of Hope wants furniture for 6 rooms beds, bureaus, chairs, etc Call Colfax 4229. WILL buy second-hand clothing, ehoca and ; furniture. Ty. IiL A Zavstt, 10$ N. 1$. I i.l 4B1 ' I - - FATHER I . 1 i , IT'S ALL RlCHT THEN IF I VALK ABOUT- SITUATIONS WANTED. Male. EXPERIENCED englueer wants to run gasoline engine or entire threshing out fit; state wages. Write Victor Fran, 607 S. 10th St., Omaha, Neb. WORK WANTM) during summer months. Have college education. Address Box X 74, Omaha Bee. WANTED Lawns to mow and light haul, lng. Walnut 3516. Female. COMPETENT stenographer qualified to take State Ear Examination this fall, wants position In law office, either In or out of city. References furnished. 8175 a month. Box Y-1181. Bee. HOUSEKEEPERS. LA UNDRESSES. Watch the Domestic column of The Bee. Lots of good places are always advertised. Don't miss them. Laundry and Day Work. EXPERIENCED laundress wants work Monday's, Tuesday's and Wednesday's. Webster 7034. BUNDLE WASHING. Webster 1727. sweeping, Ironing. CLEANING, day work; experienced. s ter 3254. LAUNDRY for Mon., Tues., Wed. 3086. Web Web! BUNDLE washing. 6949. soft water. Webster DAY work, white laundress. T.vler4277. 'Web. 3948. BUNDLE washing, day work. CURTAINS, bundlewashlngxp. Web.1976. DAY WORK, experienced. Webster 8531. CLEANING" and laundry. Doug. 6400. DAY WORK WANTED. Webster" 6862. LAUNDRY, day work". Webster 4224; DAY"w0RK, cleaning. Webster 6216. DAYWORK.laundry. Webster 6J84. BUNDLE WASHING Webster 1379. DAY WORK wanted. Webster 1508. DAY work by hour. Webster 6 028. DAY work" wanted. Webster 6882. BUNDLE washing. Webster 3303."" ' HELP WANTED MALE. Stores and Offices. YOUNG MAN, STUDY LAW! Evening downtown sessions. University of Oma ha Law Department. Thorough course; nominal tuition. Secretary,, 404 Omaha National Bldg. I Professions and Trades. YOUNG man to learn real estate business; prefer man with car who has knowl edge of the city; one who can solicit listings and who has sales ability. An swers confidential. Box C-20, Bee. WANTED Two real auTo mechanics. Prefer those familiar with Dodae Brothers motor cars. Steady work- Thompson Motor Co., City. Ia. 523 6th St., Sioux WANTED Se.'onl-narML wood barrel trimmer and cooper. The Hawkeye OH Company. Waterloo. Iowa. CAR REPAIRERS and rough carpenters for freight car work. Apply Cass Street Oate Union Pacific Shops. MOLER BARBER COLLEGE. 110 SO. 14TH ST. CATALOGUE FREE. BRIDGE foreman Box Y-11S7, Bee. wanted, Idwa work. Salesmen and Canvassers. SALESMEN WANTED Gulf Coast Development and 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. Lends furnished. Our red hot bulletin 'fully illustrated will make sales easy. SEE MR. PHILLIPS. 740 First Natl. Bank Bldg. ONE SALESMAN ONLY Experienced with stocks, bonds and real estate; have wonderful selling proposition. One man's commission this week. $1,500. New Ideas always get the business. My proposition is absolutely new and unique. Have vacancy for one good producer. Ask for Mr. Morearty, 224 Bee Bldg. WANTED Young man between the , age of 25 and 30. years: outside position in city. Good opportunity for advancement for live wire. Box X-46, Omaha Bee. WANTED Al salesman to sell first-clasa guaranteeed hosiery, direct from ' mil; cost half as much, wear twice as long as other hose. Regular routes estab lished in Omaha. Box M-53, Omaha Bee. SALESMAN If you are looking for connection with company selling gilt-edged invest ments with real estate securities, call at room 6.Wead Bldg. , , SALESMEN Cltyor "traveling. $l,"60o'up7 Experience unnecessary. Prepare in spare time for big salary. Complete training and positions furnished. B 66, Omaha Bee. y Boys. FIVE high school boys for campaign on electtrlc lights and lamps: pleasant work: call and see us. C. F. Adama Co.. 623 S. Sixteenth. Miscellaneous. WANTED. LABORERS. BLOME-SINEK CO.. 27TH AND Q STS. WANTED. DOORMAN. ' STAND THEATER. SEE MR.' WATTS. DO NOT PHONE. WANTED. v NIGHT JANITOR FOR MAIN, OFFICE, APPLY CUDAHY PACKING CO., SOUTH SIDE. UNITED SALES PRODUCTS COMPANY Want 25 ambitious single young men; no experience necessary; salaries $140 to $200. Phone, Douglas 6566. LABORERS WANTED Warehouse work. Apply Concrete Engineering Co., 11th and Nicholas Sts. i HELP WANTED FEMALE. , Stores and Offices. WANTED By large wholesale house. Competent, . well educated stenographer, beginner considered. Good salary. Call Ty. 2060. I Professions and Trades. WANTED Experienced . operators on power machlics: Shirts, pints, leather and mafkinaw coats. Latest improved safety machinery; large, clean, light airy room, Good wages. The' Allen Mfg. Company, 1722 Arapahoe street Leaver. Colo. . OIRLB wantsd. Burgiss Shirt Co. Doug. 411$. . See Jiggs and Maggie in Full Page of Colon in The Sunday Bee. 4- HELP WANTED FEMALE. Stores and Offices. YOUNG LADIES Do you want a permanent position T No profession today offers better op portunltles for good calarles and steady employment than local or long distance telephone work. The work is fascinating, pleaaant. healthful surroundings, annual va ttons with full pay. Sick and accident benefit without cost to employes. No experience necessary. Substantial weekly pay while In training. Rapid advancement f Parents invited to investigate working conditions. Apply to MRS. MORRIS, Employment Secretary, Room 61J, New Telephone Building. Nineteenth and Douglaa Streets. Household and Domestic. FOR LAUNDRESSES. nT TOAlf exj ETC., LOOK IN THE SITUATION COL- LiirEKiTOisB woman small family; no laundry, H. 2650. for cooking; 416 S. 38th, COMPETENT girl for general housework rs. L. A. Deitz, 410 South 38th St. WA.-ifc,u competent white cook. Mrs. E. Ainiggins,401 South 39th St. Har. 3509. Hotels and Restaurants. EXPERIENCED pantry girl for the Omf- ni. jiud. jdu.oii per mo. Omaha Club, 20th and Douglas streets. mi sisters ASSOCIATION, for the ueiiGiii oi ousiness gins. 623 Bee Bldg, Douglaa 6692. EXPERIENCED chambermaid wanted . EW1 .jAPts., 508 No. 21s Dg. 6644. WAITRESS WANTED Wellington 1819 Farnam St. Cafe, Miscellnenous. USHERETTES. STRAND 1 HEATER. MUST LIVE AT HOME. APPLY MR. WATTS. DO NOT PHONE. SCRUBMAIDS wanted. El Bendor Apts., 18th and Dodge. Apply employes' en trance. GIRLS wnnted, to do light factory work" Rees Printing Co., 10th and Harney. HELP WANTED Male and Female. WANTED Men, ladles and boys" to learn barber trade; big demand; wages while learning; strictly modern. Call or write 1402 Dodge St. Trl-Clty Barber College. 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 1565 for large illustrated catalogue Address BOYLES COLLEGE. Boyles Building, Omaha. Neb. j LEARN tiro repairing and retreading; also tube repairing and all rubber vul canizing IN THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE TIRE REPAIRING SCHOOL IN OMA HA. Three weeka learning. $15. Writ or call NATIONAL TIRE SHOP. 17th nd Capitol Ave. Van Sant School of Business, Day and Evening Schools. 220 Omaha National Bank Bldg. Douglas 6890 CHAS. L. FISH, nlano teacher. piano tuner, violin Colfax 4907. and BUSINESS CHANCES. WANTEDA PARTNER I own 2,000 acres of land. 7 or 8 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 1 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 expente 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. GARAGE FOR SALE FOR SALE The only garage In town; modern, new building, fully equipped; furnace heat, service station; all the business we can handle. Will sell build ing and invoice stock at cost; $3,000 will handle this. Reasons for selling. White Cloud Garage, White Cloud, Kansas. FOR SALE Vulcanizing Shop, Akron Williams equipment, complete, up-to-date and as good as new; good location, Y-1184, Omaha Bee. TO get In or out fc business. See LEWIS ft CO 411 Mc.Cague Bldg. FOR RENT ROOMS. Furnished Rooms. 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. TWO elegantly furnished front rooma, on bath room floor; private home; Just completed; close to car and boulevard; must be seen to be appreciated. Web ter2312. Single" rooms, men only, running hot' and cold water; walking distance. Brown Apts., 508 N. 21st. Doug. 3644. LARGE room suitable for two; private en trance to bath. 19J3 Emmet.Web. 3639. 2414" Spauldlng Rm. with bath. Col. 3478. ltQBM for rent 626 S." 25th Ave.' ' E -sipping room. 2124 Douglas t. ARGE, cool, attractive room. Ty. 4819. Housekeeping Rooms. ONE housekeeping room, electric lights and gas: nicely furnished. Douglas 8725. LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING room-rl, 2 and. 3-room apts. 908 N. Sixteenth St. Davenport, 2621 2-r. apU It, gas range, kch. cab., run, water, ht, $5 up. Unfurnished Rooms. OR 8 unfurnished rooms. Web. 3856. FOR RENT HOUSES. Furnished. OUR mod. furnished 7-room home for rent for' July and August; , rents '$60 per month; one bedroom rrnerved ky owner. For appointment call Web. SFij. ITt ALLVRONCi-TRANCiER- I M A'o SANE Afy "TOO ARE CO ON OUR I SHOULDN'T BE IN HERE TeSS IVE BEEN IN HERE . ,5pET& for y Or COURSE I'M VERf MAPPV HERE BUT I LON, To ET OUT i v. i i 1020 r Inn. FiATuat Siavici. Ina FOR RENT H PUSES. Furnished. FOR RENT Well furnished 7-room mod ern home: sleeping porch, references; six weeks. Walnut 3256. Miscellaneous. LIST your property for rent or sale with FIRST TRUST COMPANY. Realtors. ; T?!?'7'!: SEVEN room modern bungalow with gar ase. Paved street. Wal. 1393, Sunday. FOR RENT APTS. AND FLATS Furnished. ""home with"convenience of- HOTEL. Suited of 2 and three rooms In beau , tlfully 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 4209. 2 AND 3-ROOM furnished apartments, vacated July 9th: walking distance. Brown Apartments, 608 N. 21st Dg. 6644. FOR RENT Business Property. FOR RENT. Auto show room, lease Just ex pired. On one of the best down town locations, 1918 Douglas St. Tyler 910. BLACKSTONE GARAGE NO. 2. WELL located store room, suitable for offices; reasonable rent; now vacant. fnone Dg. 5832. FOR RENT GARAGES. GARAGE for rent. 4816 Doug. MOVING AND STORAGE. FIDELITY and van CO. STORAGE, MOVING. PACKING HOUSEHOL DGOODS AND PIANOa REASONABLE RATES. FREE RENTAL SERVICE. COMPLETE LIST OF ' . HOUSES AND APARTMENTS. 16th nnd Jackson Sts. Douglas 281. MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE. FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE. Separate locked rooma for household goods and pianos. mo',ng. packing and anipping. OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE CO., 806 South 16th. Doug. 4162. METROPOLITAN VAN and STORAGE CO. Owned hv H. R. bowen Co. Tyler 8400. GLOBE VAN. TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO. For real service in hauling or stor age, call Tyler. 230 o Auto or wagon aervice. HORSES AND VEHICLES. FOR SALE 20 head fine farm horses. mares, mules; some mares in foal; all stock guaranteed aound: good condition, Apply M. C. Peters Mill Co.. 29th and B Sts.. or after 0 p. m. phone South 475. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. 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. PELF-STARTERS. OPEN DAY AND .NIGHT THE 365 DAYS. 1314 HOWARD 8TREET. DOTJtl. 2622. Buy a Guy L. Smith Used Car i ' , A SAFE INVESTMENT. We always have a' ew first-class used cars which are real fcasgains. Each is guaranteed and with a teal service behind it. Call Doug las 1970 any time for description of cars and prices. DO you want a good car at a bargain price? All makes ana sizes. Terms or cash. Call Mr. Jones. Douglas 6188. AT SACRIFICE. . New Standard touring car. Call Har ney 7383 evenings or Sundays. MUST sell to close estate, an Oldsmoblle touring, driven very little. Call Webster 3565 after 6 p. m. FORD touring, 1917 model, fine shape. Bargain,' Harney 2790. STUDEBAKER 6, 1918, fine condition; $600. 2862 farnam St Harney 645. HUDSON super-six speedster, mechanically perfect. New cord Hres. Dg. 7634. . BARGAIN In Dodge tpuring. WebmT. USEDTIRES. REASONABLE. D. 2854. 4-90 Chev"rolet,$275. Wllnut 6768." 1919 Liberty touring. Sdlfar 686. DO DGE touring; a bargain. Webster 1337. 1918 OAKLAND touring. Webster 356677 Repairing and Painting. RADIATOR CORES INSTALLED. Manufactured In Omaha, 24-tour serv Ice for auto, truck and tractor. Expert radiator and fender repairing; body dents removed; new fenders made. OMAHA AUTO 'RADIATOR MFG. CO.. 1819 Cuming St Tyler 917. . Motorcycles and Bicycles. INDIAN motorcycle In good condition at . S85. Phone: Office. Doug. 1705; res. Hernev 2094. 'Carl Changstrom. Pres., Standard Motor Car Co., 2020 Farnam St " - Tires and Supplies. NEW TIRES, FIRST-CLASS. 50x3 $10.95 I 32x4 $19.95 30xCU, 13.95 33x4 20.95 36x4 29.95 I -84x4 20.96 GOODRICH FORD TUES-$2.60. KAIMAN TIRE J0BBERJ,1722CUMINa U3E1J TIRES 30x3. $5.00: 30i3H. II 00. All sizes in proportion. Look over our rebulits. Open Sundaya Tyler 298$. v SAVIOE TIRES. 9"8 N lONi St. Keystme Tire Shop. NEW GUARANTEED TIRES. ' 30x3 ..$ 9 75 83l3H.. $16.90 30x3'i.. 12.50 34x4',i.. 21.15 STANDARD TIRE CO.. 410 N. 16TH ST. AUTO electrical repairs; servics station for-Rayfleld carburetor and Columbia storage batteries. Edwards. 261$ N. 19th. FARM LANDS. FOR SALE In Antelope country, grain and stock ranches. E. P. Van-Kirk, Brunswick, Neb. Kansas Lands. WRITE us for prices and terms on land's In Thomas county. Kansas. Felton A West. 307 Crounse Block. Nebraska Lands. Have You $5,000.00? If so, YOU can , own Improved com and alfalfa farra) In the Loup River Valley. Address M. A. Larson. Owner, Central City. Neb. r CdnrFAND ALFALFA FARMS. IMPROVED. IN CENTRAL NEBRASKA, at the right price. Write for list LARSON ft CARRAHER, Central City. Nepraaka. 4.000 ACRES Box Butte county farm land; $26 to $35 an acre in bslf section lots, as. AND R. E. MONTGOMERY. 213 City Nat'l Bank Bldg. For .Neb. Farma and Ranches see Ora ham-Peters Reslty Co.. $21 omsha NaT I Bk. Bldg.. Omaha. A. A. r ATZMAN. Jar-na. $01 Karbach Blk. UMC'HE VOU A WIFE? k a. i i m ii FARM LANDS. Canadian Lands Alberta. HAVE you thought of buying Alberts land? Then look at these: Both are in one of the best farming districts In Cen trsl Alberta; both are going concerns and have given their owners good re turns for the past ten years: . 1.120 acres, unequalled for stock and mixed farming, 750 acrea best wheat land, balance hay meadow and pasture, all fenced, good buildings, drilled well, windmill, caHle sheds for 200 head, garage, grove of 2,000 trees, 170 acres crop, wheat and oats, elevators ( miles, school 1 mile. Price $26 per acre, one-quarter cash, balance terms at 6 per cent If aold at once crop goes with farm. 640 acres, elevators 6 miles, school 1 mile, good -vn with butter factory and cream station 12 miles, 420 acres 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 line of machinery, 12 work horaea and harness, 20 head cattle, 12 hogs, 26-horsepower Case engine and Red River Special sep arator, furniture, cream separator. Price $27,000, half cash, balance terms to ault A. A. TOWNS, CoronaIon, Alberta. Canada. FINANCIAL. Real Estate Loans. CITY. AND FARM LOANS. DUMONT A CO.. 416-418 Knellne Bldg. OMAHA HOMES EAST. NEB. FARMS O 'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO., 1018 Om. Nat Bk. Bldg. Doug. 2716. DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY LOANS. Ltweat rates. Private loan booths. Hsrry Malaanock. 1514 Dodge. D. 6619. Es. 1894 PRIVATE MONEY. $100 to $10,000 made oromotly. F. D. WEAD, Weed Blag.. 310 8. 18tn Bt PRIVATE MONEY. SHOPEN A COMPANY. Doug. 4222. PROMPT service, reasonable rates, private money. Garvin Bros., 346 Omsha Nat. D. E. BUCK. Loans. 442 Omaha Nat Stocks and Bonds. SOUTH TEXAS LEASES. Invest now for future Independence. A small investment in well located oil leases In South Texas today, may mean l.uuu.uuu lor you tomorrow. Twelve shallow fields already pro- oucing ana over too other- wells drill lng show what geologists and others think of the future' possibilities of this territory We own leases In every part of" this territory, whlcfc are located close to drilling tests and which represent the best oil investment Let us explain the value of our holdings to you, either as aa Investor or a broker. HITCHCOCK, COOPER & FELTNER. I Main Office: Suite 231 Moore Bldg., San Antonio, Tex. Branch Office: Los Angeles, Cal. I FOR ' SALE 100 ahares of stock In the Collins Safety Razor Company, at $17.60 per share. If interested, write full par ticulars by return mall. Frank D. Kriebs, Beresford, S. D. FOR SALE OH leases for 1280 acres on Rock Creek Anticline, at reasonable terms. R. Z. McCoy, Civil Engineer, Rock River. Wyo. WILL finance development of a good Texas uu icmc. jjox M-D9. uman peg. . Miscellaneous. CAFETERIA for sale. Coolest place in town. Fine trade. Owner leaving city. Phone 4R9. Writs Davis, Y. M. C. A., Council Bluffs. REAL ESTATE WANTED. FOR quick and aatlsfactory results in selling Omaha real estate see . SCHROEDER INVESTMENT COMPANY. 538 Ry. Ex. Bldg. Douglas 3261. "REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE." JOHN W. SIMPSON 24 Patterson Blk. Doug. 356$. YOU WANT TO SELL THAT HOUSE? Want quick action 7 Just try us. Call Tyler 49. OSBORNE REALTY CO., 430 Bee Bldg. To buy or sell Omsha Real Estate see FOWLER & M DONALD, 1120 City Nat'l Bank Bldg. Doug. 142$. W. G. SHRlVER rj;nr 1047-9 Omaha Nat Bank Bldg. D. 1638. E. G. SOLOMON 212 Karbach Blk. Doug. 6262. REAL ESTATE, UNIMPROVED. Vacant Property. FIVE LOTS. NEAR STATE MEDICAL COLLEGE. MUST BE SOLD. BIO BARGAINS. DOUGLAS 4641. REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE. LOT for sale or trade for auto In north part of town; on paved street; 2 blocks from car. Colfax 2652. REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN. Florence. NETHAWAY. Suburban prop ty. Col. 1409. REAL ESTATE IMPROVED West. For Sale by Owner IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. 2619 Bristol St., 6 rooms, all modern, newly painted Inside and out; 28 ft lot; shade trees. Call evenings and Sunday Harney10J3; day3. Doug. 2808. OmShn Real Estate and Investments. , JOHN T. BOHAN 621 Paxton Blk. Phone Tyler 4880. J. B. ROBISON, real estate andlnvet- ment, 442 Bee Bldg. Douglas 8097. BENSON d METERS C0.7jtipm. NatO. Nortrt 2 $r.00. CASH, $30 MONTHLY will buy a five-room house, modern ex cept furnsce: rooms all on one floor; splendid finish: decorated throughout) good cemented basement; brick founda tion; lot 50x130; good barn: fruit trees and shrubbery. Price only $3,100. West frontage, located near 21st and Spalding. Phone Bllon. Tyler 5171. GREAT BARGAIN 6-room house, oak finish, newly painted and papered; In fine repair. We offer this for $5,000 this week only. Call owner at Harney 1613 evenings or Doug. 2808 daya. 639 Grain Exchange BMg. : L COLORED You make a mlstaae in not buying for a home the new house at . 2623 Seward St Strictly modern and up to date. $300.00 Cash, balance monthly. See It today. Crelgk. 601 Bee. Doug. 200- Drawn for the Bee by McManus, Copyriiht, 1920 International News 8errlce '.v HELP anceTJ, At1TANCE - O-Wi. tla"l,WT) VIOLA DANA Miss Dana does a 'kid" part in terestingly and comically through the major portion of the footage of "Dangerous to Men" at the Sun theater this week. The role resem bles her characterization of the young bride" in "Please Get Mar ried." Viola began her stage career on the legitimate when she was 11 years old. She and Shirley Mason are sisters. Something new in the way of chistening was inaugurated not long ago in southern California. A high way was opened between Sisson and Castle lake, built by the towns people of Sisson, the forest service and the Chamber of Commerce. Miss Anne Cudahy, small daughter of Jack Cudahy, drove a sprinkling cart down the smooth pike and bap tised the 'first 100 feet with a flood of wine from theWinery at Shasta. Dorothy Phillips declares that the motion picture industry is progress ing so rapidly that she won't sign any "contract to last more than a year. Charles Ray got a letter oi appre ciation the other day from a group of. wounded soldiers in the San Francisco military hospital. Five hundred of them had been given a chance to see "ParisvGreen," Ray's last picture, where he portrayed a returned soldier. The boys testified to the fact that the picture went "right home" and delighted them be yond measure. I he picture was shown at the Rialto a couple of weeks ago. Mildred Davis has signed aeain with Harold Lloyd to appear in his new scriesof comedies, each one of which carries a price tatr of $250,000 for Lloyd, not for Mildred. Fritzie Brunette says she has an international household and to prove it declares her husband is an American, she is French, hercook is Japanese, her maid is Irish and her dog Belgian. Downtown Program. Rialto-eCharles Ray in "Homer Comes Home." Sun "Dangerous to Men." with Viola Dana. Strand Norma Talmadee in "Yes or No." Moon Will and Jimmie Rogers in "Jes' Call Me Jim." Orpheum "I he Street Cal ed Straight." Empress Gladys Brpckwell in "A Sister to Salome." Muse Sessue Hayakawa in "The Brand of Lopez." ' Neighborhood Houses. Grand Enid Bennett in "The False Road." Apollo "When Bearcat Went Dry." ;' Wrestling has Gome into much favqr in Richmond,) Va., as to justi fy the construction of an open-air arena for the sport. REAL ESTATE IMPROVED. Jorth.. " $500 TO $750 CASH, $30 PER MONTH. Have some splendid flve--oom homes, some modern, others partly ropriern $2,800 to $3,250. Phone Tyler 6171 Bllon. , COLORED folks, why buy an old house when you can buy a brand new one at 2823 Seward for $500 cash, balance monthly. Ready to occupy. See today. Crelgh, 608 Bee. DouglasJOO. FOR SALE By owner, on account of old age, 6 rooms; partly modern; fruit and shade: In good neighborhood, close to Fort Omaha. For appointment call South 996. A FEW homes and lots for sale In Park wood addition: a safe place for Invest ment Norrljs & Norrls. Douglaa 4270. CUMING, near 29th St.. 44 feet, must be aold to close estste. C.A.ORJMMEL.849NaO Bank Bldg. MODERN bungalo"w'near Prettiest " Mile boulevard: oak finish, snap at $3,860. Terms. Call days, Douglas 1734. M1NNE LUSA homes sndlnts offer the best opportunity to Invest your money. Phone Tyler 187. 6-KOOM modern house. Good neighbor hood. Convenient to car. Call Webster 3SJ. FOUR-ROOM HOUSE, NEWLY DECfV R ATE PtA B A ROA I NiCOLFA3r41 6 2. 6 ROOMS, part modern. $600 cash. Ben Jamln & FranKenberg. 624 Bee Bldg. South. WANT A HOMET Possibly wo have It for you. It costs nothing torhon Douglaa 1346 or com to 1506 Pod gs St . . Miscellaneous. BIRKETT & CO.V." and Insures 260 Bee Bldg. Douglas 621 SEVEN room modern bungalow with ga rage. Paved street. Wal 1939, Sunday. I I I a. 1 a 18" xVsHvaT" i Htm i JL . . rzJLLfm Holding a Husband Adele Garrison's New Phase ofH Revelations of a Wife The Way Madge's Father Relieved . the Situation. I have spent few more uncomfort able moments than the one in which I faced Major Grantland after my stammering refusal of the railroad car' drawing room, the ticket for which he had brought me. His J-.l.t.. (- nA tUm ti..r Urtiaiy 1IU91IVU m oim nit nui. look in his eyes made me realize how deeply I had wounded him, made me hotly resentful of my own cowardice and of Dicky's unreason ing jealousy, the cause of my puerilt conduct. For it was nothing more thar cowardice, I told myself 'unsparing ly, which had prompted me to the discourtesy I had given the young officer to whom I owed so much There was really no reason save , my fear of rousing Dicky's anger, why I should not accept the innocent favor so thoughtfully obtained, so royally offered. And I had given him no reason for my refusal, but had simply requested him to pass the gift on to MrsDurkee as if it were a negligible thing in my eyes. With one of the sudden impulses which sometimes sweep over me at the realization of injstice dealt by me to some one else, and which ap pear to rob me of all poise and com mon sense, I stepped toward him. "Please," I said huskily, 'Do not let" I must have held my hands out v appealingly, though I have no recollection of having done so. But 1 found them suddenly caught in Hueh Grantland's strong ones. crushed tightly, convulsively for a flashing instant, felt myself drawn almost imperceptibly toward him, while his eyes held mine with that in their blazing depths which made me catch my breath involuntarily. Then he released me almost roughly while the fire in his eyes changed to agonized embarrassment. "Forgive me I" he said remorse fully. "I should not I I did not mean I hope you won't " ' "I Can Guess." He was stammering like an awk ward schoolboy, his very embarrass ment showing how unused he was to anything savoring of the emo tional. I could not help even in the stress of my own feeling a whimsical comparison of the guilelessness of Hugh Grantland to the sophisticated ease with which Allen Drake, Harry Underwood or almost any other man I know, not excepting my own husband, would have handled a similar situation. "I think I ought to tel! you why I began, but at the words the boyish look fled from his face and was re placed by the calm sternness with which I had seen him confront vital issues. ' , . , "Yo must tell me nothing, he said quietly. "I I can guess what you would say, and forgive me but I would rather not hear it. If he had been any other type of man this sudden masterful ultima tum would have gxavely offended me. But there was something so Iv.vichlv Hirect. so orimitive about him that it was possible to feel noth ing except pity and something very akin to admiration. "Please do not misunderstana me," he went on hurriedly.1 "L rever should have presumed to in terfere in this matter if Mrs: Durkee had come to me before the arrange ments for the change to your draw ing room had been made. 1 should' simply have secured a drawing room for her, and I fancy there would have been ncr reason why she couia not accept it. Madge Thinks Swiftly. A whimsical smile touched his lips just long enough for me to re alize anew that a sense of humor was not one of the qualities either embryonic or atrophied in Hugh Grantland. I had a photographic flash of the naive delight with which little Mrs. Durkee would hail a drawing room all to herself, and I answered the young officer's5, smile with another before I said earnestly: "Then. if. as vou say, you under- rstand what I wishVd to tell you, the proffer of this to Mrs. "Of course, I shall give it to Mrs. Durkee," he interrupted abruptly, . almost rudely. "But you, what will you do?". "Go back to the original arrange ment," I said cheerily, "and share a drawing room with my mother-in-law and Junior." "You and your baby ought to have one by yourself," he said stub- ' bornly, "but, of course, there is " nothing I " My father's appearance at the door of the living room cut his words short. I had caught a glimpse of my father hurrying up the drive way a few seconds before, heard the side door open and shut and won dered idly at his haste. "I have a surprise for vou. daugh ter!" he said, with a qpick glance at Major Grantland, and there was an expression in his eyes I could not fothom. "I have secured a drawing room for you so that you do not need to be crowded in with a lot of other women." "How dear of you!" I exclaimed with a quick, instinctive feeling that I must not betray to my father the fact that I had already refused a similar offer from the man standing glumly silent beside me. "And Major Grantland has secured one for Mrs. Durkee. so we will all travel in princely state." Did I fancy it, or was 'there a flash of relief in the face which he turned courteously toward the young army officer? '(Contiued Tomorrow.) A club of Japanese hockey and base ball enthusiasts has been formed in Vancouver. AT the , THEATERS 0 THER bands from the navy hava been heard on the vaudeville stage, but the Jssiland octette, made up r instrumentalists who saw service overseas. Is the most spirited organisation f Its kind that the Orpheum has pre sented. The act of these music-makers Include pome spirited songs snd lively dances. Ono of the featured parts of the current bill Is the once-set comedy, Tettl-t-ttats." The charming comedienne. Grace Dunbar Nile, plays the chief role. 'No aetrees on the vaudeville stage Is more whlmslrally pleating than Miss Nile. Basil King fsmous story, "The Street Called Straight," la the feature film. The lead ing roles are played forcefully and an ptallngly by Naomi Chlldera and Milton Sills. What gives distinction to this pic ture la theme of relf-sacrlflce. So far this week 'the attendance haa measured to the capacity of the theater and to make it convenient and comfortable for those who attend the management directs attentlot tj the 8:40 evening show.
