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THE BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, AUGUST 31, 1920.
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DEATH ft FUNERAL NOTICES.
BUTTERFIELD Mra. Margaret E., aged
60 yeare 11 montha. Survived by mother,
Mra. Hanna Farrell; two daughters,
Mora, and Luclle of Omaha; five slater
and three brother. Funeral Tuesday,
August 31, :45 a. m. from family resi
dence, S706 South Twenty-fourth street
lo St. Ann's church. Twenty-fourth and
Poppleton, a. m. Interment family lot.
Holy Sepulcher cemetery-
FRENCH Mrs. Geo. F.. passed away at
4:30, August 10, from her late residence,
604 South 25th Ave.
Funeral from Trinity Baptist Church,
25th and H atreets, South Side, Tues
day, 5:30 p. m. Rev. Geo. Van Winkle
will have charge of services. She is
survived by her husbend,-ne sister and
two brothers.
SAVAGE Mrs. Mary,aged 50 years, pio
neer resident of Omalia, widow of the
late Chief of Detectives James H. Sav
age. Residence 133" 9. um si. sur
vived by 2 daughters, Mary and Agnes
of Omaha. Remains at Heafey's &
Heafey'a. chapel.
Funeralnoticelater.
jlllXER Dr. George I. resident of Oma
ha 65 years; died August -29, aged 80
vcars. Apostolical services will be held
f.om his home, 128 North Thirty-first
street Tuesday at 2 o'clock. Interment
Forest Uwn cemetery.
Si'CLAIN Elmer, age 39. He Is survived
by his wife and two sons.
Funeral Wednesday afternoon from
1 John A. Gentleman MortURry at 2:30 p.
m. Interment Forest Lawn cemetery.
-FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
STACK & FALCONER,
., "INDEPENDENT UNDERTAKERS"
P1ERCE-ARROW
AMBULANCE SERVICE.
Thirty-third and Farnam. Harney64.
HULSE & RIEPEN, "
PIONEER FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
7M Snuth16th St. lr)0.u,tJ'l!, ?
TAGGART & SON,
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS.
Telephone Douglas 714. 2219 Cuming St.
HEAFEY & HEAFEY,
Undertakers and Embalmer.
Phone H. 865. . Office 2611 Farnsm.
FLORISTS.
LEE L. LARMON
Fonten
nalle
era.
Flort
1914 Douglaa St. Douff'as 8244.
JOHN BATH, 18th and Farnam. D. 3000.
L. Henderson, 1610 Fnrnam. Douglaa 1248.
BIRTHS AND DEATHS.
Births Sam and Jennie Closer, hos
pital, girl: Andrew and Anna Ellsworth,
2633 pecatur street, boy; Albert and
Ktlen Sudlka, 1908 Wright street, boy;
Jsvi and Clara Anderson, -,614 Grand
avenue, girl; Atfio and Camilla Nasalsi.
1704 South Thirteenth street, boy; Edward
and Julia Shoemaker, 4829 'i South
Twenty-fourth street, boy; Carl and
Mary Dohse, R. F. D Bennington, Neb.,
boy; Carl and Christina Norgard, 460-'
Center street, girl; Peter and Lurle Beads,
"610 North Thirtieth street, boy; Clarence
and Radio Chandler, 82! Locust street.
Klrl; Salvatora and Pugllsl Ruma, 1400
Williams street, boy; Alesst and Maria
I'ervola, 20t Pierce street, boy; Emll and
-Eva Carson, hospital, boy; William and
Mathilda Rehsehuh, Omaha, Neb., boy;
fclden and Geneva Smith, 2217 South
Fifty-ninth street, girl; Walter and
Petronella Waksil. 6406 South Thirty
third afreet, boy: Arthur and Inger
Scheef. 1014 South Forty-eighth street.
.girl; Joseph and Mary Moscrop, 2921
fjaths Tomassa, ojerta, 34, 230S P
A-.tit l'ay Aiocn Knignr. e, ;us soutn
' , . . . a. ..it xrr..ijrrvr ssiira TiaCT.Trmrt'T
Albus, 65. hospital; Mrs. Emma Gustafson.
47. hospital: John Almquist. 67, hospital;
r.pnrm w. Thomas. 55. hosnital: Clara E.
Pluqum 50. 2S18 Lake street; Raymond
P. Armstrong. 6, S5S8 South Tenth street;
Fred Leaper, 49. hospital; William J.
Carev, 64, hospital; Mary Varlano, B4,
Twenty-seventh and Vinton streets; Ella
E. Ifostettler, S4. hospital: Mrs. Elln
Johnson, 78, hospital.
v: MARRTAGE LICENSES.
The following couples have been Issued
licenses to wed: t
n. Newman Benson, 27, Omaha, and
Ann M. Glfford, 26, Omaha.
Earl Cranston. 21, Omaha, and Isabelle
Pierce, 18, Omaha.
Arlle Carter, T7, Omaha, and Emma
Carter, 17, Omalia.
Arthur Johnson, over 21, Omaha, and
Josephine Janak, over 18, Omaha.
. Harold Vincent, 21, Schuyler, Neb., and
Edna Van Htiacn. 23, Schuyler, Neb.
Frank ,T. I.ejsek, over 21. Omaha, and
Mary Blaka, over 18. Omaha.
Steve Johnson, 23. Independence, la,
and Mary I. Pence, 21, Omaha.
Bonnie A. Suttner, 23, St. Louis. Mo,
and Morrle McChufrback. 18, Omsha:
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.
FOR ARTICLES LOST on street car tele
phone Tyler 800. We are anxtoua to re
store lost articles to rightful ownera.
OMAHA A COUNCIL BLUFFS BT. RT.
COM PANT.
LOST Friday, pin wTfhpearl and diamond
settings. Har. 5338. Reward.
SPECIAL NOTICES. ,
NOTICE "TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed bids will be received at the of-
flea of the County Auditor. Ida Grove,
Iowa, until 1 :!. o'clock p. m., September
7th. 1920. for grading, draining anu in
cidental work on the nrlmary road from
Holsteln southeast through Ida Grove and
Arthur.
, Bids will be opened at the above office
promptly after the time for receiving
same has b.-cn closed.
- A certified check for five (5) per cent
of bid, made payable to the county audi
tor. hall be filed with each bid, which.
It case of a bidder receiving the award,
should he fnll to execute a contract and
file bond within ten (101 ilaja after the
acceptance of hi hid, shall be retained
by -the county as liquidated damage.
The proposed work consists of con
structing approximately 19.02 miles to
finished grade, involving approximately
169. 0"1 cu. yd. of excavation. 18,480 lln.
ft. of -Inch tile drain, 1,500 lin. ft. 7
lnch tile drain, 3.275 lln. ft. 8-Inch tile
drain, and one tile intake.
Plan and specifications for the work
may be seen and may be secured at the
above office er at the office of the
county engineer, Ida Grove. Iowa, or at
the office of the State Highway Commis
sion at Ames. Iowa. The county reserves
the right to waive all technicalities and
to reject any or all bids. All contract
awarded for this work aragsubject to the
approval of the State Hiffhway Commis
sion before becoming effective as con
tract. K. H. PHILLIPS.
A-igitst 23. 120. County Auditor.
RACE HORSE MEN: Don't overlook the
Crawford Tri-Stnte Fair and Race Meet.
The fact that we are to have the first
-' and enly cross-country airplane race a
rsc from Omaha to Crawford, do not
hink iht this interfere with our de-
sir to make it profitable and pleasant
. for the race horse boys. Write Imme
diately for our programs. Harness
races from 130" to 1600; running races
from 16 to 1250. Free stall rent and
' every courtesy. Bring your horses on a
few daya ahead if you want to. Ex
cellent track facilities and good barn.
Writ for program. A rah I- Hunger
ford, president: Dr. B. F. Richards, sec
retary. Crawford, Dawes county. Ne
braska. '
REWARD!
r all -raraares. ttollce and doctors, 150
reward for the arrest of 2 fellows driving
on Ford roadster, license No 68583. One
of these fellowa. dope fiend, about 85
year old. last seen wore gray sun, gray
hat, change, hat to gray cap. Th
i n.rllM wre last
1st seen ai r.engn. na.ur -
' day night. Arrest or wire 8herlff at Pterc
county. Neb., or Deputy Sheriff at Plain
view, Jfeb.
PERSONAL.
THE SALVATION Army lndu.trlal home
a solicit i your eld clothing, furniture,
magaalne. We collect W distribute
Phone Doug. 4115 and our wagon will
calL Call and Inspect our new home.
1110-11 12-1114 Podg St
ELKCTRIC bath. Swedish or eleo. mil-
age. In home, or will go oat. Web. 2911.
KURSK take patients, prlv. homes. Wal.
6574.
SYSTEM of Swedish Massage in home or
will go out. Douglas Si4.
MASSAGE 210 North
Seventeenth St.
ri.ECTRO Therapy massage. SIS Neville.
BRINGING UP
ACW- CONE Orl OOWIS TO
GROGAvNti WE'LL V.T
UP A. LITTLE. CWE -1
DON'T WANNA C5
UNLEit fOO DO-
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Chiropodists.
Carrie J., Burford, 62Paxton BldD. 1138.
Detectives.
PIPKIN'S NATIONAL"bETECTIVE
A'JENCr. Incoipoiated. Douglas 1107
Arlington Blk., tipnha. Neb.
JAMES ALLAN. 313 Neville Blk. Evi
di.nce secured In all cases. Tjjer lli.
RELIABLE Detective Bureau, Railway
E. Bldg. poi!g.;CoC.Night. Cnl. 4e.
Dancing Academies.
KEEP'S Hotel Rome, re-opens Saturday,
Aug, 28. Call P. 2H81 or II, 2792.
Dentists.
Dr. Bradbury. No pa'n. 2 1 W. O. TV. Bid.
Hauling.
TRUQKS FOR HIRE
Tour hiullnu contracted by dav,
month o. yea.. Trucks all sizes; best
ssrvlce, bi.st raies. Phone, Tyler 1976.
DUMP TRUCK hS"
day, or year. Tours for service.
Warning's Transfer Co.. 1211 Howard.
Hemstitching end Pleating.
ACCORDION, side, knife, aunbursf box
pleating, covered buttons, U izes and
styles; hemstltchlrs. plcot edeWg, eye
let cut work, buttonholes. pennar ts.
Idal Button and Pleating Co. 308
Brown Blk. Douglas 19:i6, '
Top Notch Shop Hemstitching, braiding,
beading, all kinds pleating. Dcig. Mil.
Room 33. Douglas Blk.. 16th and Dodge.
Painting and Paperhanging
GOOD painting. paperhanging. Quick
ervlce. Reasonable prices. Web. 3733.
f A IN TING, papering; lowest prices.
Douglas 8S22. .
PAINTING. paperhanging, piasteilng.
Walnut 4567.
FIRST -CLASS paperhanging. painting. D.
4900.
PAINTING, papering, plastering. TVal.
4567. '
PAINTING, paperhanging. Walnut 5452.
PAINTING and paiK-rliangln s ''i' L ' t 2.
ten-Attorneys.
jTvMES W. MARTIN. Tatent "Attorney,
1716 Dodge St. Patent your invention
and sell It to a manufacturer.
Printing.
WEDDING announcements and printing.
Dougias Printing Co. Tel, Douglas 644.
Safes. -
SAFE&BjRj,
-.right Sife Co.
Sewing Macaines.
SEWING MACHINES
We rent, repair, sll needles and parta.
MICKEL'S
i:th anJ Harney. Douglas li3
Contractors.
CARPENTERING, repairing and remodel
ing done. L. J. Erickson. Call Walnut
lti37.
-wuwoir - .
DIAMONDS w pay th
UlAaiKJViUO pric6 wltn privllcje
to buy back at snail profit. GROSS
JEWELRY CO. 402 N. lClh St. Doug-
laa6049. '
PAXTON-MITCIIELL CO.
J", th and Martha Sts., Omaha, Neb
Brass, bron ?.e, nhiminum and machine
gray Iron castings. ; -
S.VBETT ranor blades sharpened, new ra
:ors, razor blades sold. Omaha Razor
Sharpening Co.. 1522Va Dodge, Ifi N. 16.
BELL'S MENTHOL OINTMENT can be
purchased at Rislto Drug Store. 16th
rnd Doug'as -Sts.. Cinaha, Neb
HATS cleaned and blocked while vou wait,
at Paxton Hat W.nks. 1607 Farnam
St; Work guarantted. !).69J'J
FILMS developed: printing and enlarging.
Write for prices. Tno Ensign i o.. 1607
Howard St.
JOHNSON, chimney ' sweep and furnace
cleaning, repairs; SO years' experience.
Tyler 6210. .
DUMP TRUCK for hire. Tyler 1976.
Hartung's Transfer Co., 121 1 Howard
St. ;
FUt.lTdress sul'S and tuxedo for rent.
100 N. 16th S, John KeJdman.I..IW.
OMAHA - WELDING" CO. "The Ca'eful
Welderav' 15th and Jackson. D. 4397.
City Mattrcs Co.r mrtttrcsses remade. H.
7162. .
DRESSMAKING, silk shirts fcpcclalty.
Ty.'er 6229.
GAS stoves connected. 12: repaired. ILUlf
VEAViNG,Jd rug.remade. Tyler 11:3.
Ornaha . Towel Suppiy. 207 S. 1 1 1 h. D.528.
v !LM .' UlL"1 s:? v 6 2 " -
RENT lloover sweeper, del. Web. 4283.
- . FOR SAlJS.
Furniture and Household Goods.
AUCTION AUCTION
EXTRA HIGH-GRADE AND STAPLE
FURNITURE OF SEVERAL
GOOD HOMES
IN MY AUCTION HOUSE,
S. E. CORNER 18TH AND WEBSTER,
WED., SKPT. 1 STARTS 1 f. M.
- This is a big sale of extra good fur
niture. Watch the papers for dclait.
J, L. DOWD & CO.. Auctioneers,
If you have anything to sell call
Doug. 3285 or Tyler 966.
FOR SALE
SIX fumed oe dining chairs, straight
line type. 82.V Phone almit"089.
WE buy old and new "furniture, we pay
best price. Eureka Furniture Co. Web.
4206. 1417 North 24th.
FOR SALE My cottage completely and
beautifully furnished. Buy airect irom
owner. Colfax 1193.
HOOSIER cabinet. 830. Baby busrgy; bed.
complete. 1129 S. 29th St. No phone.
FOUR-PIECE wicker set. suitable for sun
room. Har. 6189.
P.anos and Musical Instruments.
XJAGTTr PfV Everything In
. riUior Hi jJ. art a-..d music
Pianos for rent, 84.00 pei m ntj.
DRUMS, traps, marimbas.' Instructions,
repairing. Phone Harney 2967. Geo. A.
Smith, 2761 Davenport St.
MUST sacrifice my new $350 phonograph
for 8190. Address Box R 74, Omaha
Bee,
PLAYER piano, almo.t new, 120 rolls and
bench cheap. Doug. 304.
Typewrittrs and Supplier
TYPEWRITERS
ADDING MACHINES
ALL MAKES, bouitht, eold. r.-nted and
repaired. Sole agent for the CORONA.
Cet our price befcre you buy. Every
machine guaranteed. m
Central Typrewriter Exc.
Douglas I2P.
191 3 Farnam.
WE buy, sell and exchange all makes
of typewriters. Write for list. Midland
Office Supply Co.. 1404 Dodg.
ALL MAKES Typewriter Co.. "all make."
SOS 3. 18th St. Tyler 2414.
i tvnewrlters all model, for rent
,OTAU twrtUrj. " ,,, st
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PROTKCTOtiRAt-HS. F & E:': bargains.
S26 Neville Blog.
Miscellaneous.
GLASS FOR SALE.
SIZES 5x7, 8x8, 8x10, BEST GRADE;
CAN BE USED FOR HOT HOUSES.
WIRELESS SETS. ETC
CALL
MR. HADLEY.
TYLER 1000.
ENGRAVING DEPT.
O'mAHaTpILLOW CO. Feather mattre
c made from your own feather. ium
mer and winter aide. PUlowa renovated
and made up In new featherproof tick
ing. 1907 Cuming. D. 24S7.
GnEV BABY CAB FOR SALE. COLFAX
J 4300; DELIVERED FRE
FATHER-
qr.
I'M COMIN
HOME -I'M TlRE.15
OUT-
FOR SALE.
Miscellaneous.
NEW YORK CONCORD GRAPES for
Jelly; table use, grape juice, or juice
of grapes. "Bring your baskets." Prices
right for first-class fruit. Houston
Fruit Farm, 8703 No. 31iUi St. Col. 4464.
PERFECT.
"One-quarter blue white Weasellton
diamond ring, gent's mounting Will
sell for cash or will trade for good car.
Harney 6459.
ELECTRIC grill, ovenettu, percolator, Iron
and fan for sale, reasonable; perfect
condition, In storage. Writ care Flat
Iron. Room 207.
SHORT time, sure and aafe Investment,
7 per cent city warrants to net you 10
per cent. E. G. Solomon. 212 Karbauh
Bldg. p. 5262. .
WE buy, sell safe, make desks, show
cases, etc. Omaha Fixture & Supply Co.,
S.W.Corllth and Douglas. D. S724.
TOMATOES, ll'per bushel. e7j. Bak
er's Truck Farm. Benson Acres. Wal
nut 818.
FOR SALE Large floor mirror, plat
glass, suitable for clothier. Bargain.
1710 No. 24th.
DENTISTRT exchange for Liberty bonds,
face value. Dr. Secdr, 1017 First Nat'l
Bank Bldg.
FOR SA LE Trailer with new tires and
in first ciarts condition; only 350; coin
plete. Call Wal. 281?.
SAFE for solo, 75; brgaln. F. II. Gross
man. 4ft0 First National Bunk Bldg.
KINDLING and lumber. Web. 451.
WANTED TO BUY. ;
DESKS DESKS DESKS
New desks; used dks bought, sold and
traded. J. C. Reed, 1307 Farnam. D. 6116.
LIBERTY BONDS BOUGHT.
MACK'S BOND HOUSE.
1421 First Nat'l Bank Bldg. Tyler 3644.
WILL buy second-hand clothing, shoes and
furniture. Ty. 2598. A. Zavett, 705 N. 16.
SITUATIONS WANTED,
Male.
EXPERIENCED carpenter wants work.
ng. 6ot.
Female. ;
" HOUSEKEEPERS. LAUNDRESSES.
Watch the Domestic column of Th
. Bee. Lots of good place art alway
advertised. Don't mlsa thera.
PLAIN sewing wanted. Webster 1661.
Laundry and Day Work
LAUNDRY Day work: exrerienoed.
Webster S254.
WANTED Day work, experienced. Doug
laa 8368.
WHITE
4277.
laundress wants day work. Ty
DAYWORK. all klm;: references.
4461.
South
BUNDLE washing
3j4
day work. Webter
Toio7edady. Wei'
DAY
work waated
DAY work
6450.
wanted: experienced. Web:
lVindlt; WASHING'; soli wt
.. iyeb-
.
r I 'all" fi a. !
DAY work;
m Web.,
laundry,
4!3;!.
cleaning. Call 6 p
CLEANING, day worl
girl. Web. 4505.
half days; colored
LACK CURTAINS Jaunderd. So 4661.
1910 Y. St. .
DAY work In private home. Web. 6816.
DAY work, house cleaning. H. 5129.
WANTED Day work; colored. Web. 2498.
DAY work wanted, experienced, Web. 39 5j.
LAUNDRY, cleaiiing.Irs.Glbson.Col. 234.
BUNDLE washing wanted. Websterl 49.
DAY work wanted, experienced. Web. 6450.
BUNDLE washing: soft water.. Web. 6949.
DAY WORK: exp. col, lady. Web. 3853.
LAUNDRY, sewing by day. Web. 1324.
LAUNDRY dnyworU. Webst er 1 Hi.
DAT work, exp., color-d. Tyler"158.
HELPW ANTED MALE!
T; Stores and Offices.
STILL GOING STRONG.
Getting good , places for good people.
Come on In. . , "
RIGHT REFERENCE CO ,
536 First Nat'l Bank.
BOOKKEEPER and asst.
to office man-
ager. IloO.
Y. ESTERN REFERENCE A BOND ASSN.
736 First National Bank Bldg.
STENOGRAPHER secretary, 1176,
WATTS REFERENCE UOMfASt,
912 First National Bank Bldg.
WANTED Several young men' for cleri
cal positions. Box A-57.
Professions and Trades.
"WANTED
' Experienced
FORD AND FORDSON
MECHANIC
capable of holding position of
shop foreman.
CADDOCK & BURKE,
AUTHORIZED FORD SALES
AND SERVICE.
Walnut, la.
WANTED Two electric arc welders by
manufacturers of pipe and tank In
Portland, " Oregon, who are neat and
rapid in their work and thoroughly ex
perienced in welding from slxteen
gauge to quarter-inch plate, especially
in tanks and pipe. Petmanent position,
good working conditions, and an Ideal
climate. Wages 82 cents per hour and
bonus. In answering sate age. numbor
of vear.s welding experience and name
of present and past employers, Coast
Culvert and Kluine Company, Portland.
Oregon.
. v AUTO MEGHASIC
WANTED
APPLY
AMERICAN RAILWAY EX
PRESS GARAGE.
1114 DODGE ST. '
WE have several openings for young men
to learn telephone switchboard Installa
tion work; liberal starting salary wltn
opportunity for advancement in an in
teresting Job. Apply Room 216 Tele
phone Bid g. . t a. m. to 5 p. m.
LEARN A TRADE.
Barbers wanted everywhere. We
guarantee a position and teach you In a
few weeks. Write for big fri-e catalog.
' MolerBarber .College. 110 8. 14th St
BRICK mason required for ' work at
Casper. Wyo. Rate 810.00 per day eigbv
hours. Steady work. Apply Midwest
Refining Company, Casper, or L. C
Welch. P. O. - Box J40. Denver, Colo.
WANTED Counter man, experienced: a.
steady job for the right party. AppW
In person or state all particulars In flrit
letter. Andersen & Hawley, Fremont,
Neb.
YOUNG man. tudy law. Eve, downtown
sessions. Unlver. of Omaha Law Dept.
Thorough course; nominal tuition. Bee.
404 Omaha National Bldg.
Salesmen and Solicitor..
SALESMEN We have an excellent op
portunity for a bright, wlde-awak. ag-
gre.-slve salesman, t represent a re
liable manufacturer, to travel the state
of Nebraska; salary and bonus with ex
pense advanced: In replying give refcr
. encet. iat as lea exDerfencc. age and
telephone number to Insure prompt ln-
. : .it ' ,A ! - T ii.,
i n-n iFn , man (,(,,. -v. ,u . ..... .-.
roe Lhrlith. Fontenelle HoteL 410
Luf I JOtT FEEL
I?' TTZD LKE41TTIN'
; jf i, HOME AN
' I 3 HAVIN' A NICE
HELP WANTED MAijtE.
Salesmen and Solicitors.
SALESMEN,,
STOCK SALEM AN,
INSURANCE MEJ.
In fact any live man
can make 13,000 to 17,000
in next 90 days. Experi
ence unnecessary. City or
country. Get exclusive pro-
' tected territory. Assign
- merit going fast. Nothing
on the market equal to
our propoaltton (not
stock). Thousands of buy
ers everywhere. We are
paying big liberal com
missions. We back you up
..with well-directed scien
tific selling methods from
office. Advertising cam
paign started. Money
market 1 getting better
every day. The fall trade
will be the best In the his
tory of this country. This
is the time to kick In, get
lined up for big money.
Yi'U are wasting your
time and money until you
join our selling force.
Send for new bulletin,
mil iiir picas oepiemoer
1st. Make us prove to you
all we say about our deal.
We can do It.
Investors have excellent
chance to win from 310,
000 to $50,000 on small In
vestment. Looks like sure
shot for big money. Moat
ilelighful, Legitimate
nronosllon on the market.
Call, write or wire.
Gulf Coast Development
& Refining Company,
740 First Nat'l Bk. Bldg.,
Omaha, Neb.
OPPORTUNITY
SALESMEN.
FOR NEBRASKA,
IOWA, KANSAS.
CITIES OF OMAHA
AND COUNCIL
BLUFFS.
If you expect to make money, you
must have -a. Drovcn success backed hv
strong local -co-operation. You must be
clean, Intelligent and progressive In or-
(i to rer on Jhere .
TrffnWcbilimodate, Is under "long and
efficient management and Is paying un
usual dividends. Advance arrangements
made with Influential local parties to
assist you. Lead supplied of old stock
holders as well as prospect. Strong
publicity campaign now on.
See Mr. Cole at Conant Hotel or at
1817 Douglas Street, entire second floor.
WANTED Salesmen with ' established
trade in Nebraska, to carry 84 cample
men' welt shoes. Can be carried a a
side line. E. B. Plekenbrecli Bona,
Dubuque. 1. y "
Boys.
BOY WANTED FOR ALL DAY
LIGHT WORK.
SEE MR. HADLEY, BEE
ENGRAVING CO.,
204 PETERS TRUST BLDG.
OFFICE BOY
WANTED.
APPLY
MR. QUIVEY
BUSINESS OFFICE
BEE PUBLISHING CO.
MESSENGER BOTS
SIXTEEN YEARS OR OVER
APPLY
CL'DAHY PACKING CO
SOUTH SIDE
Miscellaneous.
WE ARE ADDING ADDITION
AL TAXICABS AND TRUCKS
TO OUR PRESENT EQUIP
MENT, V AND HAVE OPEN
INGS FOR TAXICAB AND
TRUCK DRIVERS, HELPERS.
ALSO CHECKERS AT RAIL
ROAD STATIONS, OUR GA
RAGES AND OUR DOWN
TOWN OFFICE SMALL aCASH
BOND REQUIRED FOR ALL
DRIVERS APPLY IN PER
SON AT EITHER OF OUR
GARAGES
OMAHA TAXI CAB TRANS
FER CO.,
14TH AND JACKSON,
2572 HARNEY.
MEN
WATCH THE WASTE. ;
MEN, DON'T WASTE TOUR TIME.
WE HAVE STEADY WORK. GOOD
PAT WEEKLY, IN OUR FACTORY
AND OTHER DEPT3. EXPERIENCE
VALUABLE, NOT NECESSARY.
DON'T PHONE, COME READY FOR
WORK. SEE SUPT. 7 A. M., EM
' PLOYEB8 ENTRANCE, WEST SIDE.
SKINNER MFG. CO.
v HTi ANDJACKdON STS.
IJOLOREI) ' PORTERS vr:.nti-d. i -tenon
i & Pegau Bakery, l.th and Jackpot
SEE JIGfjS AND MAGGIE IN FULL
FACE OF COLORS IN THE SUNDAY BEE
J
WELL -NOV -THAT Ife AWrOLLY
WEET OF TOO I'D LOVE TO
COME OVER OUT I MOST STUDY
MY tdNGINC. - I REALLY MO tT
PRACTICE ALL AFTERNOON
() if to ay Ihtx.
HELP WANTED MALE.
Miscellaneous.
WANTED
WAGON HELPERS
MUST BE OVER 21 YEARS
APPLY
AMERICAN RAILWAY EX
PRESS STABLES.
1416 DAVENPORT,
ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn
$100 to $200 monthly corresponding for
newspapers: 815 to 125 weekly In spar
time; experience unnecessary; no can
vassing; subject suggested. Send for
particulars. National Press Bureau, Buf
falo, N. Y.
WANTED Man to wash windows and
floor. Wise Memorial, 25th and Har
ney. HELP WANTED FEMALE
Stores and Offices.
ANNOUNCEMENT
We have openings for five cap
able young women wishing to take
up Long Distance Telephone
v,ork.
Apply to-
MISS BELL,
, 318 Telephone Bldg.,
Between 9 A. M. and 5 P. M.
y i
American Telephone &
Telegraph Co.
STILL GOiNG STRONG.
Getting good places for good people.
Come on in.
RIGHT REFERENCE CO.,
636 First Nat'l Bank.
FILE and offflce clerk, 28 or 30 year
old; must be capable, J100; voucher
clerk, $80-190.
EMPLOYMENT SPFCIAL1STS.
THE MARTI CO., 1126 W. O. W. Bldg,
OFFICE clerk, nice uptown office, $75 to
-$86; cashier, fine cafe, $45 and meals.
BUSINESS MEN'S REFERENCE ASSN..
917-18 W. O. AV. Bldg.
STENOGRAPHERS, $75 to $110; typist,
$100.
WATTS REFERENCE COMPANY.
912 Flrst National Bank Bldg.
USE the Marti Service In securing a high,
class commercial position.
THE MARTI CO., 1126 W." O. W. Bldg.
.-.... ..... ,. f-, ,: r
YOUNG lady with office experience.
Steady employment Hartman Furniture
Co., lClh and Howard Sts.
BOOKKEEPER and office girl. Apply
Adams Laundry, 1813-17 California.
Professions and Trades.
YOUNG LADIES
Do you want a permanent position T
No profession today offers better op
portunities for good aalariea and steady
employment than local or long dlilanc
telephone work. !
Th work 1 faaclnating, pleasant,
healthful surroundings, annual -vaca
tlon with full pay. Sick and accident
benefit without cost to employe.
No experience necessary. Subalantlal
weekly pay while In training. Rapid
advancement. -
Parenta invited to Investigate working
condition.
Apply to
MRS. MORRIS,
Employment Secretary.
Room (18.
New Telephone Building.
Nineteenth and Douglaa Street!,
GIRLS WANTED
to work in candy
factory. .
Apply at once.
GORDON-RAINALTER
. COMPANY,
8th and Douglas
Gy.LS WANTED,
FACTORY WORK,
VERY GOOD WAGES.
GORDON-LAWLESS CO.,
8TH AND DODGE.
Merchandise Your Ability
Glance Back Then Look
Ahead!
25
INEXPERIENCED GIRLS OVER 16
AND ACTIVE WOMEN CAN SELL
THEIR SERVICES TO tS AT TOP
-PRICES. WE PAY YOU WHILE LEARN
ING AND AT PIECE WORK. YOU
ARE ASSURED BIG MONEY EVERY
-SATURDAY.
LOOK A HE AD--DON'T PHONE. SEE
OUR SUPT. IE YOU ARE READY TO
WORK. 1
SKINNER MFG. CO.,
14TH AND JACKSON. J
300 superintendents, principals, high school
and grad teachers wanted immediately
for vacancies. . Free enrollment. Teacher-School
Board Exchange, Kansas City,
Mo.
TEACHERS Emergency vacancies; all
kinds; salaries high; enroll free; write
or wire cusllflmtlons. Cllne Teachers
Agency, Columbia, Mo.
EXPERIENCED lady presser. Max L
Walker, Dry Clesner of No. Omaha.
Col. 202.
NURSE wanted at Old Peoples TTomt.
References required. Walnut 3737.
i lice Want Ads Bring Results.
SssJ I HOPE FINN16MS f I
. A WILL BE AT DUCAN'S-JfW-
' U 1 1 j-j J 1 it 'ff
rtatuaa gaavics. lac
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
Saleswomen and Solicitors.
AVA.VTDI)
SIX EXPERIENCED SUIT AND
CLOAK SALESLADIES, GOOD
SALARY.
; , APPLY EMPORIUM.
810 SOUTH 16TH STREET
SALES LADY WANTED
$50 per week guaranteed to a lady
who live In Omaha to handle our selling
proposition Call In person at once.
F.'E. HUNT.
202 NEVILLE BLOCK.
SALESLADY WANTED.
$50.00 per week guaranteed to a lady
who Uvea in Omaha and bad experience
selling anything to handle our propo
sition. Call In person at once. F. E.
HUNT, room 202. Neville building.
WANTED Thoroughly experienced sales
ladies for suit and coat department, in
Ladles Ready-to-Wear shop. Permanent
positions and good salaries. Wclgle Co.
Davenport, la.
WANTED Saleslady for drapery depart
ment, permanent position with good sal
afy. H. R, Bowen Co., 15th and Howard.
Household and Domestic.
GOOD place for a good worker with very
good wages, one who can do houa
work, small family washing, cooking
(country girl preferred); will give you
a real home with high wages. Box
R-92. Omaha Bee
WANTED A woman for dining room
work: an experienced arm waitress that
want steady work and can deliver tho
goods. Apply In person or state all par
ticular In first letter. Andersen &
Hawley. Fremont, Neb.
GIRL or middle-aged woman to assist
with housework and care of 3-year-old
child; plain cooking; no washing: good
wages Walnut 465.
WANTED Woman cook" for European ho
tel; state wages and experience. R. E.
Barton. Lake View, la.
A COMPETENT white maid for cooking
and general housework. Small family,
no laundry, $J5 pr week. Hit. 2152.
WANTED Girl "for general housework,
no washing, 4 In family. Apply 1111
S. Slat St.
WANTED Experienced cook, "white. Jin
Barton Sllllard. 123 North 3!)th St Har
ney 47.
GIRL or middle-aged woman for general
housework, very good wages. Doug.
4285 or Doust :!151.
EXPERIENCED ladv presser. Max I.
Walker. Dry Cleaner of No. Omaha.
Col 202.
EXPERIENCED child's nurse. Mrs. K. H.
Tattcrson, 127 North 40th St. liar. 387.
EXPERIENCED colored maid for general
housework. References. Har. 902.
W ANTED--Experlenced white uook. small
family. Harney 610 after 10 a. m.
WANTED Competent girl for genera!
housework. Call Walnut 1519.
WANTED A" laur dre5sbythfi djjJVwhlteT
DINING ROOM
Hospital
GIRL 'Wise Memorial
MIDDLE-AGED LADT, family of 2. Web.
5691.
WANTED Head wa'tresw Conant hotel.
Miscellaneous.
GIRLS
WANTED
TO WAIT OX SODA TABLES.
SHORT HOURS. GOOD
SALARY.
APPLY SUPT.. BALCONY.
BURGESS-NASH CO.
ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn
t10 to 1200 monthly corresponding for
newspapers; $15 to 125 weekly in spare
time; experience unnecessary; no can-,
vassing; subjects suggested. Send for
particulars. National Press Bureau, Buf
falo. N. T.
BIG SISTERS ASSOCIATION, for the
benefit of business girls. 633 Be Bldg.
Dougla669;.
GOOD laundress wanted. Jennie Ed
rr.undBqn hospital. Council Tiluffs, la.
WOMAN"' to scrub floors. Wise Memorial
hospital. 25th 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
1 408 Dodge St Trl-Clty Barber College.
EDUCATIONAL.
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS
EFFICIENCY,
OMAHA'S EFFICIENT BUSINESS
SCHOOL.
Day and night school. Dougl?s 7774.
Cor. 14th and Dodge. I.. O. O. F. Bldg.
.Van Sant School of Business,
Day and Evening Schools.
220 Omaha National Bank Bldg.
Douglas 6890.
BUJESSjCIjlANCES.
FOR S A LE Good" pay 1 ng bakery at Cur
tis, Neb. Town of 1,600 with no com
petition. Consists of fountain and com
feet lottery and bakery. Monthly sales
between $4,000 and $3,000. Brand new
brick oven and bake room. F. A. Smith.
Curtis, Neb.
TIN and Radiator shop for sale; good
paying business in good location in a
Browing town, good reason for selling.
Located on C. B. & Q. R. R 63 miles
east of Sterling. See the Tinner in
Holyoke, Colo. The only shop in town.
EXCLUSIVE flour, feed and produce busi
ness for sale; 1019 business over $23.
000: rent or sell building; on terms; no
trades; want to retire from business;
established 13 years ago. Write at once
lo Lock Box llil. Clurkson, Neb.
GOOD garage buplnesa for sale In a good
county sent town of 2.200 people. Good
lease on building, clean stock and no
junk. Best of reasons for selling. Bos
Y 1244,' Bee.
RESTAURANT for sale; "sickness reason
for selling: place doing good business;
will seel cheap forcash.Doug. 6589 .
TO GET In or out of business. t:t LEWIS
CO.. 411 McCague Bldg.
FOR RENT ROOMS.
. ; Furnished Rooms.
PHONE THE WANT AD DEPARTMENT.
TYLER 1000. AND ASK A LOUT OUR
RIO ROOM LIST PRINTED EVERY
WEEK FOR THE BENEFIT OF OUR
READERS AND ADVERTISERS.
2631 DAVENPORT. Downstairs front
room, 1 or I gentlemen, use of bath.
Harney 3599.
TO GENTLEMEN: Large, nicely fur
nished room. IMO',, St. Mary's Ave.
Tyler 2221. , '
BEAUTIFULLY furnished front room, all
new. for gentleman. Breakfast. Doug.
27JL
NICELY-furnished room; no other room
er In apt., on car line. Prefer gentle
men. Harney 2611
211 NORTH 30TH ST.; pleasant room,
gentleman, private, walking distance.
Harey 4134. . -
NICELY furnished room close to three
canities Webster 6892. 1923 Locust.
ROOM in Dundee; private home.
244$.
"Walnut
3010 DODGE, modern furnished
walking distance. Har. 724S.
CREIOHTON college, desirable room,
vi te. Harney 1 712.
pTi-
2602 DEWEY AVE. Furnished room.
Douglas 2979.
GREYSTONF, 25th sndCass Two large
rnoins Douglas 7994.
182- Webster, furnished rooms. Vs. 43S9.
It y ' W- i
Drawn for The Bee by McManu..
Copyright. 1920 International Newa Seieic .
FOR RENT-ROOMS.
Furnished Rooms.
22on HARNEY. nice furnished rooms.
Phone Doug. 64:14.
! OR 3 ROOAIS for gentlemen. Wal. 2390.
LARGE front room, modern. Web. 241.
FURNISHED rooms. 56 So. 25tli Ave.
NICELY furnished room. " Walnut "2389.
Housekeeping Rooms. "
LARGE modern front room; complete for
light housekeeping. Webster 2471 or
402L
SlCE light housekeeping rooms. Modern,
close In. Dougla3 6349.
80S SO. 2 1 ST. '' n!c ce-,m sn-ti'east
front rooms. Close In. Doug. 8181.
2 LIGHT housekeeping rooms. Webr 802.
NICE cool houh-:k-e'r,iij rooms, liar. ti772.
2.ROO.M suite, modern. Har. 4989.
' Board sn;i R -oitis,
NICE large room, bath adjoining. S meal.
Call Walnut 4801.
ROOM and board for gentleman. Har.
7039.
FOR RENTHOUSES.
Unfurnished.
fOR RENT -Six-room, nearly new
two-story houses, all strictly mod
ern and up-to-the-minute. On
Kansas avenue facing Miller park.
Possession September 1. Rental
$85.00 per month.
J. L. II I ATT COM PAX V.
900 1st Xat'l Bank Bldg. Tyler 6.?.
TWO business women want unfurnished
housekeeping moms or apartment. Phone
mornings, U. 880C; evenings, Wal. 380
A-l refjrences. v
FOR RENT APTS- AND FLATS
Furnished.
lU.-UfcLDOIS
A P A RT M E N T Ii OT EL.
Conveniently licatcd. Furnished
tiiioughnut. .vines of two and three
rooms, wi'h combination tub and shower
balh. Kitchenettes completely equipped.
Weekly rental includes light, heat, sss,
tehphune and maid service. An Ideal
heme for those whi desire comfort anl
service parment shown by appoint
ment. Dodge mi'' 18th. Tyl T 4200.
FOUR-ROOM apt. can be rented by par'
buying furniture. Flo-Lea Apt. No. '
D. 9:ia5. f
Unfurnished.
-lent,
.. . . . Jsart-
mcnt in the city of Omaha.1 South
east and west exposure. Posses
sion September 1. Present oc
cupant moving into new home. If
you want the nicest apartment for
. the coming year, call us at once.
1. L. HI ATT COMPANY,
900 1st Nat'l -Bank Bldg. Tyler 63.
TWO large rooms, bath and small room,
first, floor, gas range, electric lights and
sleahi heat. Call evenings. 2960 Harney
WANTED TO RENT.
Furnished Apartments and Houses.
SMALL
house.
furnished or partly
furnished
Box A-H3. Omaha Bee.
Unfurnished Apartments and Houses
WANTED TO RENT 5 or '6-room house
or apartment at once. V. M. Kaufman,
International Harvester Co. of America.
Omaha, Neb.
WANT five-room apartment: only two 1
family. Tel. Harney ;'3.
FOR RENT Business Ptoperty.
W'E IIAVErooiii for six dead storage au
tomobiles: brick building: and heat fur
nished. RayAuto Top Co.. Doug. J0i.
Garagesand Barnr:
Gir.AQE for "rent. Doug. 730
HORSES AND VEHICLES.
ONE horse weighing 1.230 pounds, one
driving horse, v.-elifht 1.21)0; one delivery
horBe 1,000; two heavy single harness.
Webster 2883. 2109 N. 24th St.
L fiANnSOME Pony, good Jor chiFdrcn. pcr-
leeuy saic. v ro.
FINE driving horse, line driver and sad
dler. Web. 288S.
POULTRY AND PET STOCK.
MIXED grain. $3.73 per100"l'bs.. delivered.
A. W. Wagner, SOI N 10th St. Doug.
1142.
O !)"A NGE yellow canary sin g cr. D. 6971.
DOGSjCATS PETS.
BKLHIAN hares, American pink-eye. Call
Tyler 309.
MOVING AND STORAGE.
WB assemble und forward carloads of
both household goods and automobiles.
Watch this column, as It will keep vol.
Informed where we are makinj carload
shipments to. f
If vou are shipping to any of the cit
ies represented or to towns adjacent to
our shipping points, see u about our
rates, as it Is likely that our througt
iste Is less thsn the regular local rat
end you have the advantage of carload
service.
Todry we are accepting shipments foi
the following cities: . '
Minneapolis. Minn.
Los Angeles, Cal.
Chicago. 111.
GORDON FIREPROOF WAKE
HOUSE AND VAN CO.,
219 N. lllh St.
Phone Douglas 391. mha. Neb.
FIDELITY
STORAGE
AND VAN
CO.
STORAGE. MOVING. PACKINO
HOUSEHOLD OOODS AND PIANOS.
REASONABLE RATES.
FREE RENTAL SERVICE.
COMPLETE LIST OF
HOUSES AND APARTMENTS .
16th and Jackson Sts. Dimgjas
MOVING. PACKING.' STORAGE.
FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE.
Separate locked rooms for household
goods and pianos, moving, packing and
ahlpplng.
OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE CO..
806 South 1Mb. Doug. 4163.
f METROPOLITAN
VAN and STORAGE CO.
Owned by H. R. Bowen Co. Tj-er 3400.
GLOBE VAN. TRANSFER AND
STORAGE CO.
For real service In hauling or stor
age, call Tyler 230 or Dougla 4338.
Auto or wagon service.
UNION TRANSFER Co7
Let us estimate your moving, packl"f
and storage. 1606 Davenport Doug. 2904.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
PARTNER WANTED.
In electric light company now furnlsh
Ink seven towns chances good to put
on that many more: must have som
innnev tu invest; give experience and
the amount you can Invest when writing'
,r jur.ner lar
1920 FORD Rl'NAROITT er truck; good
unditioo; for ai. walnut ti4$
fur further particulars.
A UTCOBIL01JE.
Buy a Guy L. Smith
Used Car. V
A Ainr IWVP.STMF.NT. f
W nK.-av. have? a ffw first-claSS
ncerl nri Tr real harcainS, .P
Each is guaranteed and with a J
real service behind it. Call Doug;-1
las 1970 any time for description
of cars and prices. .
A, REAL BARGAIN
National 7-passenger, in excellent con
dition; only been driven 2.600 mlieav
looka and run Ilk new; dandy car .or
a large family; will aell at real sacri
fice: very liberal terma It desired.
MORSE-STUTZ MOTOR CAR CO..
2427 Farnam St. Douglaa 1311.
DRIVE IT YOURSELF
COMPANY
RENT A NEW FORD DRIVE
IT YOURSELF
THE MOST ECONOMICAL AUTO.
.MOBILINU; CHEAPER THAN OWN
ING A CR. NEW. A-1 CONDITION.
SCl.F-STARTEHS OPEN DAY AND
NltillT THE SdS DAYS.
U14 HOWARD STREET. DOL'Q. S623.
" WILLYS SIX TOURING.
This car will go to the man who
wauts a good, dependable six-cylinder
ear at a very low price. Has Red Seal
Continental motor and the entire car
is in tip-top condtton. Has four new
tires and all details on the Job are
first class. Guaranteed In every way.
See It today,
GUY L. SMITH,
Douglas 1970.
NEW JORDAN 5-PASSENGER.
Will give substantial discount for Im
medlHte disposal: car list at 13.150:
might consider cood, light, used car as
part, or can arrange terms. Address,
Ilos R-8li, Omalia Bee.
- WE SAVE YOU
5 out of eery $10 on auto Insurance.
Phone Douglas 7768. 312 Peter Trust
Uldg. Continental Inv. Co.
(1siB bargains In used Ford car. Mc
Caffrey Motor Co. The Handy Ford
Service Station. I5tb and Jackson. Doug-
la 3o0.
in green
cellent condition and we will guarantee
it in every respect. This is an automo
bile you can surely be proud to own.
GUY L. SMITH,
Douglas 1970.
OVERLAND " roadster, model 75. self
starter. elP'trlc lights: good tire; mo
tor Just overhauled. Strong power. 1350.
Wal. 114. 5009 Underwood Ave. t
GARAGE, 10x16 ft.; complete. 16; w
do all hinds of building and repair work.)
Dickson & Newman. So. 2794, or So.
1701.
DO VOL want a good auto at a bargain
price? All makes and sizes.. Terms
or cash. Call Mr. Jones. I King. 5188.
1920 DODGE with delivery body and L'Jr-
puncture proof tires. Excellent ahai
very reasonable. Douglaa 3659.
WANTED For anot cash. 100 us.d ca
nntek urtlnn- nn rielsv. AntA RTehan
Co.. 2059 Farnam St. Douglas 6015. V
. -, , . n c nArea - TJ- ,-,. c- . w .Y, '
TRADE. EAST TERMS. CA-L 8. If,
OROL'KE AUTO CO., J701 8. 14th St.
THE DIXIE FLY ER.
W. R. NICHOLS MOTOR COMPANY
2520 Farnam St
OAKLAND feasible Six. "-
MARSH OAKLAND CO
3ti9 Farnam t.
JV13 have 60 good used car to aelect
ehanleal A" prices.
i'Viivtain xn.TL! co!Lri!lm
on,-!iv i,"!! Bulck 36: 1st class mi
Ved hmiies. ''': new paint Job. C
t-lli llarn.v St. Ttlet-'1 40.
1917'CHALMEKS "light used car, s
irmvl Shane ami Rood tlr""' Auto Sale
2247 Sunday and evenlnga
HUDSON SEDANS'
These early fall days J
inUKiii.-s ig i warn ,, on.
f 'hlgl i
ng a
six
'MB '
Super-Six Is a strictly nigi
which will give lastlni
tory service. We have
many models and slr.es, s.
,...a aurlU Ul.,1 Wot tllA tVlA Vntf"j,
All are reflnlshed and carry our regular
guarantee.
- GUY L. SMITH,
Douglas 1970.
VAN'rl ion CARS FOR DKArJ STOR.
AGE. HARTUNG'S TRANSFER CO.,
TYLER 19V6 OR WEB. VUli.
FORD TOURING, 1920 model, exeellen
condition, with starter. $500. 1819 Wir.
street.
TRUCKS, ANY SIZE, FOR HIRE, BY
DAT, MONTH, YEAR. TYLER 1978.
LATE model 75 riverlami'f Irst-elasa con
dition; price. $2.15. Harney 48S.
ONE-HALF-ton
space In rear deck and a package coin-i
partinent at the driver bck. Beats
three comfortably and ha lota of I
power. Standard make. quiet and
sueeily. Has been reflnlshed and re-'
InppeU and Is reedy to go. Do no1" t f
delay if you need a roadmen
GUY L. SMI I H,
Douglas 1970.
WANT to'hcy FORD CHASSIS
MR. LESTER. TYLER 345.
CAL
FORD touring. 1917; real bargain. Call'
I larney 2790 after 6 p. m. ,
DODGE touring, excellent condition. Doug.
9..K5 or weh. c7:b.
HUDSON sedan for sale, excellent condi
tion. Bargain. H. 6346.
WINTER top for Dodge car.
las 4049.
Call Dour?
Motorcycles and Bicycles.
WE HAVE a number of guaranteed re
built bicycles priced as low as $20. Vic
tor It. Roos. 27th and Leavenworth.
1918 3-spel electric Indan, $150 rash.
Real siiat fWcb. 802, x
Repairing nd Painting.
RADIATOR "CORKS INSTALLED.
Manufactured In Omaha, 24-hour set-flee
for auto truck snd tractor. Exp"! t
radiator and fender repairing; b"e
dents removed; new fender mad.
OMAHA ALTO RADIATOR t FG. CO.
1819 Cuming St. Tyler1 91.
Tires and Supplies.
used" tires," """""
30x3, $5.00. 30x3 $$.-.
All Ivm- In proportion. Look evt
our rebullm. Op"p Sundays. Tyler 21 1C
SAViOC TIRES. 1
90N16th St: Keyston Tire Shop,
NEW TIRES F1RST-C1-VSS. .
SOxJ $10.95 32x4 IHl.tf
5fli:;iA 13 95 I 33x4 $0.6 .
HUDSON SPEEDSTER.' II
The Hudson 4-passcngcr Speedster Is L
the most popular car in Omaha. We 4k J
don't have one often, so look this over. W- tj
1910 model: H new cord tires, reflnlshed M I
wllh red wheel. I in e- ' r ,a
truck, nargain. l-none
Webster 594 or Webster 1788.
"STUDEBAKF.R ROADSTER.
Who can use a snappy little 1918
four-cylinder roadster In excellent con-1
rlllloii throughout? Hm large earrylim f
36x1 29.95 ! 34x4 20.9 f'
GOODRICH FORD TUBES. $3.60.
KAIMANJTIRE JOBBERS, 1722 CUMING. '
NEW GUARANTEED TIRES " "
30x3 $ 9.7S I 33x4 $21.60
30x3'i 12.90 I S4x4 31.7S
STANDARD TIRE CO., 410 No. Hth. y"
FARM LANDS.
Colorado Lands.
FOR THE RENTER
and th man with small mean that
wants a home I have somj very good
place near Cheyenne Well. Colo., that
will suit you at bargain price with
terms.
B. M. BOTTORFF. Phon Harney S$$i
S6:o Martha St., Omaha. seo
FOR SALE 320 acre. mile from
Mngton and 4 mtlea from anotner
town In Kit Carson county, Colorado;
new 4-room house, fair outbuildings,
well ami new mill; 70 acre broke, so
acres sowed In winter wheat; fenced and
cross-fenced. Price. $57.60 per acre;
$6,200 carried. A. Nelson, IT Wet list
St.. Kearney, Neb. '
Nebraska Lands.
ESTATE FARM MUST BE SOLT
157 acres. 4 mile south of Fremont,
on principal highway. Good Improve-
ments, winomiit ana orrnarei, . Pricey
$2(6 an acre. Adjoining lands at 14001
U. K. BIKU, SXKUUTUR,,
750 Clarkson Ave., Fremont, Neb,
YOLrTFARM OR-RANCH
jurned qu'ckly into ch by our unldue
hiethod. Write for booklet. Nebraska t
Realty Auction Co., Central City. Keh V
4.000 ACRES Box Butt county farmland. 4 . i
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