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t)KATH FUNERAL NOTICES.
BUTTERFIBLD Mra. Margaret E.. aged
I 19 year 11 month, Burviveu ny mmnr.
Mrs. Hanna Farrell: two daughters,
Nora, and Luclle of Omaha; five rimers
and three brothera. Funeral luesoay,
August 31. 1:45 a. m. from family resi
lience, 2705 South Twenty-fourth -jtreet
to St. Ann's church. Twenty-fourth and
Poppleton. I a. m. Interment family lot.
Holy Scputchcr cemetery.
HKLBIE Addle, wife of J. A. Helble,
hrakeman of Union Pacific, died at local
I hospital. Member of Brotherhood of
J.Amtrlrs. Tcoman Lodge 1404. Leavis
two children, Junior, aged Id years ana
Arthur, aged 14. Funeral services from
Crosby's Funeral Homo 24th and Wirt,
, jt 2 p. m. Rev. Blouch of Brethren
Church will officiate. Burial West
I .awn cemetery. -
SAVAGE aire. Mary, aged SO years. Sur
vived by two daughters, Mary and
Agnes. Funeral from Heafey & Heafey's
chapel .Wednesday 8:20 a. rm to St.
Patricks church at 9 a. m. Interment
" Holy Sepulchre cemetery.
TUB FUNERAL of Mrs. Katie French w ill
he held from the Trinity Baptist church.
!6th and "H St., Tuesday at ii:30 p. m..
Rev. George Van Winkle officiating.
Burial at Bartley, Nebraska.
CARDFmrNKS.
WF, WISH to thank our many friends, :he
n.. lil... lnrloai XI 1 II 1 A F A A.
Masons, also the I. O. F. Vinton Court,
for their kindness and flowers during
the long Illness and recent death of our
beloved husband and father. Mra.
Henry L. Olbb, Mrs. Besslo .T. Hnhn,
Mr. Howard H. Glbb, Mary Esther Olbb.
T?UWRAITDIRECT0RS.
STACK & FALCONER,
"INDEPENDENT UNDERTAKERS"
PIERGE-ARROW
AMBULANCE SERVICE.
Thirty-third and Farnam. Hamcy4.
'TTULSE & RIEPEN,
PIONEER FUNERAL DIHECTORS
1(11 Rnuth Uth St. Douglas 122.
TAGGART & SON,
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS
Telephone Dougla 714. 221(1 ... .CjimjngSt.
HEAFEY & HEAFEY,
XTpdertakeri and Embnlmers.
Phone H. 265. Office 8611 Farnam.
FLORISTS.
LEE L. LARMO FoFZ",T
1814 Dougla St. Douglas 8244.
JOHN BATH. 18th and Farnam. D. 3000.
, L. Henderso.l, 1519.Fiirnam. Douglas1248.
Ultl juiijauini ...... rtt
i u.l.hAdt n.v a-nA Q i V. Vlrtrnntr elf.
pita
hospital, t'rl; Harry and Agnes McGrath,
hospital, boy; Charles and Mary Diejepin
sky, hospltaH girl; Harry and Margaret
Baker, hospital, boy; John and Ida
, Orelse, hospital, girl; Ewln and Vashtl
Stanley, hospltaj, girl; Fred and Mabel
Maule, 4617 L St., girl; Arthur and Ella
- Delley. 4725 S. 26th St., boy: John and
Ida Fitzgerald, 150 Webster St., boy; Joe
and Tlllla Zagurskl, 2S68 S, 29th St.. glr ;
Bryan and Mae Owen, hospital, girl;
. Thoma and Mary Caughey, 2208 Harney
St., boy; Geo. and Clara Pamskey, hospl
'lal,. boy; Edwin and Clara Butler, hos
pital, girl; Pller and Alma Jurgens, hos-
; pltal, girl; Samuel and Daisy Fredrlck-
' son, hospital, boy; John and Mary Sled
lik, 4424 S. 34th St., boy; Frank and
Munika Labeng, 4201 S. 3th St., girl;
George and Elisabeth McMaster, 3223 S.
2nd St., boy; Albert and Sadie Morton,
hospital, girl; Francis and Rose Dobel,
2444 Newport Ave., girl; Mike and Eiiza-
bcth Maka-a, 6014 S. 26th St., boy; Anton
IKuL-Friincs Kocourek. 6210 S. lth St.,
" bov; James and Martha Rouse, 3624 Pat
- tefson Ave., girl; Emll and Rosa Ko
pecky, S214 S. 30th St., boy; Robert and
Ruth Williams. 1626. N. 22nd St.. boy;
Ji.hn and Bertha Callahan, Omaha, Neb.,
boy. ,
Deaths Harold Douglas Rosenberg, In
fant, 2608 Decatur St.; Louis Kover, 61
rear, i630 S. 16th St.: George LaForest
--'Miller, 0 year. 128 N. 31st St.r John
i Neal, 36 years, hospital; Fred Indellcato,
40 year, 716 Pacific St.. John Welsen
bach, 68 years, hospital; AugustaFtnke, 67
yers. 2618 Blondo St.; Dr. Rebecca
HaVsna. 78 years, hospital: Fllodelflo
Vinai, 68 years. 1608, No- 16 St- '
MARRTAGE LICENSES.
Robert ST Patterson, 35, Omaha, and
Tesale Palmer, 30, Omaha.
Peter N. Peterson. 36, Anita,' la., and
Rachel Largey, 35, Anita, la.
Paul "Wagner. 20, Omaha, and Mauda L.
Lane, 16; Omaha.
Ralph H. Dalen, !9. Montrose, S. D.,
and Ren A. Floree, 34, Albion, Neb.
Earl Mettlln, ll. Oelwein, la., and Hat
tie Hoppes, 1, Oelwein, la.
Da Lass T . Hanneman, 21. Lincoln, Neb.,
and Abbla Pitt, 18, Lincoln, Neb.
Thoma Wilson, vjo, Omaha,
Madeline Borslk, 19, Ofnaha.
Clarence E. Peffley, 28. Omaha
and
and
SAnaa Keener, n, rremoni, inu.
Alonzo Allen, 34, Omaha, and Maym
lAUen, 24, Omaha.
August F. Wletakl, !3, Omaha, and
Katherlna Dombeck, 21, Omaha.
Paul D. Leeper. 26. Omaha, and Lulu
V. Meador. 21, Omaha.
Frank E. Safford. 28, Waterloo, Neb.,
' and Naomi Warren, 22, Elkhorn, Neb.
Bert F. D. Boyer. 28, Omaha, and
Agnea 8. Horst, 28. Omaha,
i Lljaha Msrtaln, 41, Omaha, and Edna
Sione, 25, Omaha. 1 -
Frank J. Vlner, 25, Omaha, and Kath
erlna M. Mollner, 23. Omaha.
Fred E. Tully, S3, Omaha, and Mary J.
Dygert, 24, Omaha.
Hugh F. Murphy, over 21, Casper, Wyo.,
and Helen C. Hansjosten, over 18, Lin
coln, Neb.
Salvator Arcerl, 35, Omaha, and Sal
V, trice Marino, 22, Omaha.
Charles W. Nelson, 2T, Modale, Ia ani
'Pearl Fltipatrlck. 19, Modale, la.
' Sebastlano Nigro. 25, Omaha, 4nfl
Giuseppa Nastast, 16, Omaha.
Weat Cartir, 81,. Omaha, and Queen
' Miller, 24.. Omaha.
Henry Oiaark, 23, Omaha, and Mary
Hruhy. 21, Omaha.
' BUILDING PERMITS.
" T. M. C. A., 2306 North Twenty-second
stieet, frame addition to fram building,
"Rome Miller, northeast corner Sixteenth
nd Jackson, alteration to total build
in e,2M0K
V LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS,
uU.l .11 1, II I , " J au a ........ - - -
dies, Haydena, or Table Supply Co.,
cameo brooch In caae with two beauty
' -flna: keepaaks; reward. Call Advertla-
Ing Dept.. uranaeis ouirra
, FOR ARTICLES LOST on street car tele
M phone Tyler 800. We are anxious to re
' tor lot articles to rightful owner.
OMAHA COUNCIL BLUFFS ST. RT.
COMPANY. I
DIAMOND bar pin lost or taken by mls
' take In Marlnello Shop: If finder wll
X" return to 1007 W. O.. W. building, will
be liberally rewarded and no questions
asked. j ;
Cost Union Pacific pay check for Aug.
1&. 1920. Reward given to finder. 808
. X. 18th St. XPhone Tyler 3803.
r SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO A VIATORS; Don't overlook the Oma
ha to Crawford, airplane .race: the first
in the state: excellent opportunity for
manufacturer to demonstrate their
planes. Race start from Omaha be-
i, tween 8 and o'clock on the aiornlng
ot September 16. Each plana must
land at Grand Island where the mayor
4 will give them their clearance cards.
Th next landing 1 the goal at Craw
ford. Each plane to circle over the
. city once and land on the landing field
in Crawford elty park. 11,000 to the
first, $500 to tha second, and $300 to
the third. Gasoline, oil and hotel bills
while In the city during the fair to all
loaera Free-license to carry paasenger
.o alt conteatanta and no planea allowed
.o carry paasenger during the fair ex
cept those who have competed In the
.ace. All aviator are Invited to Join
, thl, the first race of It kind In th
west, and to which people of the state
wHl be looking forward. Tha Una of
travel will ba from Omaha to Fremont,
Columbus. Grand Island, Broken Bow,
; Alliance and then to Crawford. Write
' us for further Information. Crawford
Trl-Stats Fair Association. Arah L.
Mungerford, vprealdent; Dr. B. F. Rich-
ards. aecr7rx, Crawford. Dawes county,
ISebraska - . I v )
BRINGING UP
t ipao t iMty q.j - ' j--
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SPECIAL NOTICES. i FOR SALE. " .1 SITUATIONS WANTED. ' I HELP WANTED MALE. 1 HELP WANTED FEMALE. I FOR RENT ROOMS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed bids will be received at the of
fice of the County Auditor. Ida Grove,
Iowa, tmtll 1:30 o'clock p. m September
7th. 1920. for grading, draining and In
cidental work on the primary road- from
HolHtein southeast through Ida Grove and
Artnar.
Bids will be opened at the above office
promptly after the time for receiving
trame has bfen closed.
A certified check for five 5) rr cent
of bid, made payable to the county cudl
tor, shall be filed with each bid, which,
In cae of a bidder receiving the award,
should he fail to execute a contract and
file bond within ten (111) days after the
acceptance of his bid, shall be retained
by the county as .liquidated damages.
The proposed work conrista of con
structing approximately 19.02 miles to
finished grade. Involving approximately
169,001 cu?. yd. of excavation, 16.480 lln.
ft. of 6-lnch tile drain. 1,600 lln.' ft. 7
lnch tile drain. 3,376 lln. ft. 8-lnch tile
dmin, and one tile Intake. .
pii.ns and sneclfications for the tvork
may be seen and may be secured at the
above of rice or at tnc omce oi ine
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 contracts
awarded for this work are subject to the
approval of the State Highway Commis
sion before becoming effective as con
tracts, v E. H. PHILLIPS.
August 23, 1920. County Auditor.
REWARD!
To all garages, police and doctors, 350
reward for the arrest of 2 fellows driving
one Ford roadster, license No 66683. One
of these fellows, dope fiend, about 25
years old. last seen wore gray suit, gray
hat. changes hat to gray cap. These
parties were last seen at Nellgh. Satur
day night. Arrest or wire Sheriff at Pierce
county. Neb.. Or Deputy Sheriff at Plain
view. Neb.
PERSONAL.
THE SALVATION. Army Industrial home
aollclta your Old clothing, furniture,
magazines. We collect Wo distribute.
Phono Doug. 4135 and our wagon will
call. Call and Inspect our new home,
1110-1112-1114 Dodge St.
I WILL NOT be responsible for any debts
or bills contracted by my wife after this
date. J. T. Dorsey.
ELECTRIC baths, Swedish or elec mas-
sage, In home, or will go out. TYca. gii.
NURSE take patients, prlv. home. Wal.
5574.
SYSTEM of Swedish massage In borne or
will go out. Doug. 9549.
MASSAGE 210 North Seventeenth St.
ELECTRO Therapy massage. 318 Neville.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Chiropodists.
Carrie J. Burford. 620 Paxton Bid. D. 1138.
CHAS. It Fiah( piano tuner. Violin and
piano teacher. Colfax 4U7.
Dancing Academies.
WE teach ball room and all bind fancy
dancing. Keep's, Hotel Kome, uoug.
OOI. latll. Al,.. .
. Detectives
PIPKIN'S NATIONAL DETECTIVE
AGENCY, incotpoiatea. uougia xiui,
Arlington Bin., umina, iNeo.
JAMES ALLAN. 313 Nevllla Blk. Evi-
dnnce aecurea in an cases, jyier ini,
RELIABLE Detective Bureau. Railway
Ex. Bldg. Doug. 2066. Night. Col, 465.
Dentists.
Dr. Bradbury. No pain. 921 W. O. W. Bid.
Hauling.
"Trucks for hire
Tour haulin contracted by dav,
month c- yeai-. Truck all sixes; best
aarvlce. best rare, rnone, xyier ivm.
DUMP TRUCK b?rhhourb
day, or vear. Your for service.
Hartung's Transfer Co.. 1211 Howard.
Hemstitching and Pleating.
ACCORDION, side, knife, sunburst box
pleating, .covered, ouctons, an nnw
styles; hemstltchlrs, picot edging, eye
let j:ut work, buttonholes, pennants.
Ideal Button and Pleating Co., 308
Brown Blk. Douglas 19d6.
Top Notch Shop Hemstitching, braiding,
v beading, all kinds r-leating. Doug. 6011.
" Room 33. Douglas Blk.. 16th and Dodge.
Painting and Paperhanging
GOOD painting, paperhanging. Quick
service. Reasonable prices. Web. 2782.
PAINTING, papering; lowest price.
Douglas 6S52. 1
PAINTING. paperhanging, piaateilng.
Walnut 466T. .
FIRST-CLASS paperhanging. painting. D.
4909. '
PAINTING, papering, plastering.
4S67. -.
WaT.
PAINTING, paperhan glng. Walnut 6452.
PAINTING and paperhanging. .Wei. 6452.
Patent Attorneys.
JAMES W. MARTIN, Patent Attorney,
1716 Dodge St. Patent your Invention
and sell It to a manufacturer-
Printing.
WEDDING announcements and printing.
Douglas Printing Co. Tel. Douglas 644.
Safes.
Q A 171J,Q!BAROAINS- 12th &, Farnam.
OA-T -CaP j j, plight Safe Co.
Sewing Machines.
SEWING MACHINES
We rent, repair, soil needles and part.
NICKEL'S
loth and Harney. Douglas 1973.
Contractors.
CARPENTERING, contracting, building.1
H. 4368,
Miscellaneous Announcements.
DTAMONDS We p,y tha oe,t
JJUlUJlXVO prlc, wlth prM1e
to buy back at. small profit. GROSS
, JEWELRY CO.. 402 N. 16th St. Doug
las 6049.
' PAXTON-M 1TCHELL CO.
27 th and Martha St., Omaha, Neb.
Brass, bronze, aluminum and machine
gray Iron castings.
OMAHA PILLOW CO. Feather mattress.
es made from your own feathers, summer
and winter sides. 1907 cumins u. 24S7,
SAFETY razor blade sharpened, new ra
. s:ora, razor blades sold. ' Omaha Raxor
Sharpening Co., 1522H Dodge. li'3 N. 16.
BELL'S MENTHOL OINTMENT can be
purchased at Rlalto Drug Store, 15th
epq uoug'as ata., imana, .icq.
HATS cleaned and blocked wh'la vou watt.
at Paxton Hat W-irks, 1607H Farnam
St. Work guaranlfed. D. 6939
FILMS developed: printing and enlarging.
Write for prices. Tha Ensign vo.. 1607
Howard Ht.
JOHNSON, chimney sweep and furnace
cleaning, repairs; 20 year' experience.
Tyler 6210.
DITMP TRUCK for hire. Tyler 1976.
Hartung' Transfer 'Co., ' 1211 Howard
st. ,
FULL dress sulia and tuxedos for rent
. 109 N. 16th S. John Feldman. D. 3133.
OMAHA WELDING CO. "Th Ca'eful
Welders.-' 15th and Jackson. D. 4397;
City Mattress Co.. mattresses remade.
7162.
H.
DRESSMAKING,
Ty.'er 6329.
silk shirt specialty.
GAS stoves connected, $2; repaired. H. 1618
WEAVING, t.ld ruga remade. Tyler 1K3,
Omaha Towel Supp.y. 207 S. 11th. D. 628,
DRESSMAKING ;A 11 kinds. Web. 6622.
RENT Hoover sweeper, del. Web. 4283.
FOR SALE.
Pianos and Musical Instruments.
A. HOSPE CO. sErVr.ynhd"muc
Piano for rent. $4.00 per m nt'j.
VICTOR VICTROLA. used 2 months, cost
$1T,0; records worth $50; will sell all for
$90; jeavlng city. Web. 4557.
FATHER-
IP YOU MU4T POUND
THA.T PLEASE PLY
" THE BRIDE WA-i LEO
TO THE ALTAR OT
THE ORlDE'CROOM
WAs CARRIED"
Dl.UMS. traps, marimbas. Instructions,
repairing. Phone Harney 1907. Geo. A.
Snil t h . 2761 Davenport St.
MUST sacrifice my new $350 phonograph
for $190. Address Box R 74, Omaha
Bee. k
Typewriters and Supplies.
TYrWR ITERS
ADDINGAMACHINES
ALL MAKES, bought rold, r.'nted and
repaired. Sole agent for the CORONA
Uet our price before you buy. Every
machine guaranteed. ,
Central Typrewriter Exc.
Douglas 3120. 1912 Farnam.
ROYAL typewriters, all models, for rent.
Royal Typewrlter Co., 316 8. 19th SL
PROTECTOtlRAIHS. F A E.'s: bargains.
320 Nevlll" Blog.
Furniture and HouseHold Goods.
AUCTION SALE
807 SOUTH 17TH ST.
Saturday, Sept. 4, at 10 a. m.' un
claimed household Roods will be old
to satisfy unpaid storage charRf.
OMAHA VAN AND
STORAGE
F U RNITURE FOR SALE.
Library table, dining table, rockars,
sanitary couch, single cot, cupboard and
bedroom furniture. Walnut 4620. 7125
Military avenue. Must be sold this
week.
WE buy, sell and exchange ail makes
of typewriters. Write for list. Midland
Office Supply Co., 1404 Dodge.
WILL buy mahogany Vlctrola. 6x9 blue
rug and other furniture for large room
ing house good prices, jjougjas bims
ALL MAKES Typewriter Co., "all make."
205 s. 18th St. Tyter Z4H.
FOR SALE
SIX fumed oak dining chairs, straight
line type, $25. Phone Walnut 2089.
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 direct irom
owner. Colfax 11 93.
Miscellaneous.
AUCTION V AUCTION
Extra high grade and staple furniture
of several good homes in my auction
house.
. Southeast corner 18tb and Webster
street.
Wednesday September 1. Starts at
1 P. ra.
Consisting of 1 extra good piano, 2
good talking machines, and records, 9
Wilton Velvet rugs 9 by 12, 7 small
Wilton Velvet rugs, 12 Axmlnlater and
Body Brussel rugs all sizes. Parlor and
living room furniture, several good din
ing room seta, 3 extra good bedroom
suites complete In Mahogany. Walnut
and oak. Whltelvory bedroom suit.
Brass Simon and Vernls Martin beds,
complete with springs and mattress,
Mahoitanv and Oak dressers and chif
foniers, dressing tables, sewing machines
writing desks, bookcases. Ice . boxes,
kitchen cabinets, gas ranges, steel
ranges, linens, drapes, dishes, cooking
utensils, In fact the complete furnishings
of several good Omaha consignments
given over to me to be sold at auction
on commission.
J. L. Dowd and Co. Auctioneer!.
If you have anything to sell call
Doug. 3266 or Tyler 966. "
GREY BABY CAB FOR SALE. COLFAX
4800; DELIVERED FREE.
s t
GLASS FOR SALE.
SIZES 6x7, 6x8, 8x10 BEST GRADE;
CAN BE USED FOR HOT HOUSES.
WIRELESS SETS. ETC
CALL
MR. HADLEY.
'I TYLER 1000.
ENGRAVING DEPT. '
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. 36th St. Col. 4464.
PERFECT.
One-Quarter blue white Wessellton
diamond ring, gent's mounting Will
sell for cash or will trade for good car.
Harney 6469.
SHORT time, sure &nd safe Investment
per cent city warrants to net you iu
per cent. E. G. Solomon. 212 Karbach
Bldg. P. 6262.
FOR SALE Genuine Spanish leather
chair. Brown sunfast silk portieres, pink
bolster. Call Harney 3447. Mrs. -i. V.
Seymour.
GARAGE, closing out shop. Completed
line of machinery for sale. Blroffl
Motor Co., 327 West Broadway, Council
Bluffs.
WE buy, sell safes, make desks, show
cases, eta. umana ixture & supply Co.,
8. W. Ofar. Uth and Douglas. D;2724.
FOR 8ALE-r-Largs floor mirror, plate
glass, suitable for clothier. Bargain.
1710 No. 24th.
DENTISTRY exchange for Liberty bonds,
face value. Dr. Secor, 1017 First Nat'l
Bank Bldg.
FOR SALE Trailer with new-tires and
In first class condition; only $50; com
plete. Call -Wal. 2812.
KINDLING and lumber. Web. 451.
WANTED TO BUY.
DESKS DESKS DESKS
New desks; used desks bought, sold and
traded. J. C. Reed, 1207 Farnam. D. 6146.
LD3ERTY BONDS BOUGHT. .
MACK'S BOND HOUSE.
1421 First Nat'l Bank, Bid g. Tyler S644.
WILL buy second-hand sJothlng, shoes and
lurniture. xy. zass. a. zavett, ion is. 10.
SITUATIONS WANTED. "V
Male.
EXPERIENCED carpenter, wants work.
Dg. 6606.
Female.
. HOUSEKEEPERS, LAUNDRE8SES.
Watch th Domestic column of Th
Bee, Lota of good place arc always
advertised. Don't mis them.
PLAIN sewing wanted. Webster 4661.
Laundry and Day Work
DAY work; laundry; experienced.
2634.
Ty.
DAY work wanted; experienced.
2238.
BUNDLE washing, experienced,
1608.
Webster
DAY work; experienced, competent. Tyler
3158.
LAUNDRY Day
Webster 3214.
work:
experienced.
DAT WORK, all kind; references. South
4461.
DAY work .wanted: experienced.
6450. v
Web.
BUNDLE WASHING: oft wator. Web-
ater 6949.
1ST CLASP laundress want day work.
vWebJ1409. .
DAY work; laundry, cleaning. Call 6 p.
m.. Web. 4963.
CLEANING, day work; half days: colored
jtlrl. Web 4505;
CURTAINS laundered.So.'4661.191 T St
DAY work, Wednesdays and Thursdays.
Web. 6182. .
DAY work, laundry, experienced. Ty.
BUNDLE washing neatly done. Web.
3571.
4748.
BUNDLE washing. Web. 3303.
DAY work, house cleaning. H.
6129.
WANTED Day work; colored. Web. 2493,
DAY work wanted, experienced. Web. 3956.
LAUNDRY, cleaning. Mrs. Gibson, Col. 2234
DAYwork wanted, experienced. Web.. 45.
BUNDLE washing ; oft water. Web. 6949.
OUft L.E.'aE-
BROKEN
NOW FOR
sure
Laundry and Day Work.
DAY WORK; exp. col, lady. Web. 3S53,
LAUNDRY, sewing by day. ,Web. 1324.
LAUNDRY;-day work. Webster 1256.
DAY work, exp., colored., Tyler S158.
HELP WANTED MA i-E.
Stores and Offices.
BOOKKEEPER and asat mgr.. $165-175.
Bookkeeper, splendid future, $135-3150.
Stenographer, private secyV, $125-$136-Burroughs
posting mach. opr., $100
$110. Salesmen, automobiles, salary.
Film, food products, com. '
EMPLOYMENT SPECIALISTS.
THE MARTICO.,1126W. O. W. Bldg.
WANTED Counter man. experienced; a
steady Jqb for the right party. Applv
in person Tr state all particulars In first
letter. Andersen & Ha,wley, Fromont,
ieo.
LEARN A TRADE. ''
Barbers wanted everywhere. .We
guarantee a position and teach you In a
few weeks. Write for big free catalog.
Molor Barber College. 110 S. 14th St.
BRICK mason required for work at
Casper, Wyo. Rate $10.00 per day eight,
hours. Steady work. Apply Midwest
Refining Company. Casper, or L. C
Welch. P. O. Box 240. Denver, Colo.
YOUNG man, study law. Eve. downtown.
sessions, univer. of Omaha Law Dept.
Thorough course; nominal tuition. Sec
404 Omaha National Bldg.
BOOKKEEPER and asst. to offfice man
ager, $1 50.X
WESTERN REFERENCE ft BOND ASSN.
(3b f irst National Bank Bldg.
WANTED Clerk for general store; muit
speak Polish. E. V. Lorig. 2415 N St,
WANTED Severat young men for cleri
cal positions. BoxA-67.
, Professions and Trades.
, WANTED I
v Experienced
FORD AND FORDSON
MECHANIC
capable of holding position of
shop foreman.
CADDOCK & BURKE,
AUTHORIZED FORD SALES
AND SERVICE,
Walni'O Ja.
Salesmen and Solicitors.
SALESMEN, 7
STOCK SALEMAN,
INSURANCE MEN.
Iii fact, any live man can nlake
$3,000 to $7,000 in next 90 days.
Experience unnecessary. City or,
country. Get exclusive protected
territory. Assignments going fast.
Nothing on the market equal 'to
our proposition , (not s stock)..
Thousands of buyers everywhere.
We are paying big, liberal com
missions. We back vou up with
well-directed scientific selling
methods, from office. Advertising
campaign started. Money market
is getting better every day. -The
fall trade will be the best in the
history of this country. This is
the time to kick in, get lined up
for big -money. You are Wasting'
your time ' and money until you
join our selling force. N I
i Send for new bulletin, off the
press September 1st. Make us
prove, to you all we say about our
deal. We can do it.
Investors have excellent chance
to win from $10,000 to $50,000 on
small investment. Looks like sure
shot lor big money. Most delight
N ful, legitimate proposition on the
market. Call, write or wire.
GULF COAST DEVELOPMENT &
REFINING COMPANY.
740 First Nat'l Bk. Bid g. Orrta ha, Keb.
OPPORTUNITY
SALESMEN.
FOR NEBRASKA, --IOWA,
KANSAS.
CITIES OF OMAHA
AND COUNCIL
BLUFFS.
If you expect to make money, you
j must have a proven success backed by
strong local co-operatlon. You must he
clean. Intelligent and progressive In or
der to get on here.
This Is a thoroughly established grow
ing Institution, with more business thVi
it can accommodate. Is undaflong and
efficient management and Is paying un
usual dividends. Advance arrangements
made with Influential local parties to
'assist you. Leads supplied of -old stock
holders as well as prospects. 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 34 sample
men' welt shoes. Can be carried as a
side line. E. B. Plekenbrock Sons,
Dnbuaue. la.
BOY WANTED FOR ALL DAY
LIGHT WORtff
SEE MR. HADLEY, BEE
ENGRAVING CO.,
204 PETERS TRUST 'BLDG.
TO THE INVESTOR
Would you be willing to put your
money In a "honest-to-goodness" oil
company that Is producing oil. has Its
own ' refinery, marketing facllltlea for
-disposing of its output. Paying 3 per
.(liailCIIjr UITIUOIIUB, auuiiig , im:;
surplus to Its assets each year. Capital
ised right. If so. write us for full par
ticulars. We wish to secure the serv
ices of first-class high grade aateaman
to represent us in your territory.
PATTERSON Olb CO.,
BR0WNWO0D, TEX.
' Teamsters and Chauffeurg.
WANTED Young driver for Ford truck.
Bath, The Florist, 1804 Farnam St.
Miscellaneous.
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 Bldg.. a. m. to 6 p. m.
ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON may easn
$100 to $200 monthly corresponding far
newspapers: $15 to $25 weeklyMn spare
time; experience unnecessary: no can
vassing: subjects suggested. Send for
particulars. National Press Bureau,. Buf
falo, iff. Y. -
SEE JICCS AND MAGGIE IN FULL
PAGE OF COLORS N THE SUNDAV BEE
WELL" WHAT
OO tOt THINK
Of W PLAIN,')
WE ARE ADDING ADDITION
AL TAaXICABS AND TRUCKS
TO OUR PRESENT EQUIP-
MENT, AND HAVE OPEN
INGS FOR TAXICAB. AND
TRUCK DRIVERS; ALSO
C RE CK E R S AT RAIL-
ROAD STATIONS, OUR GA
RAGES AND s OUR DOWN
TOWN OFFICE SMALL CASH
BOND REQUIRED FOR ALL
DRIVERS APPLY IN PER
SON AT EITHER OF OUR
GARAGES. '
OMAHA TAXI f?AB TRANS
FER CO., '
14TH AND JACKSON,
2572 HARNEY.
W ANTED At the ' Jennie Edmundson
Memorial hospital, an experienced house
man. Council Bluffs', la.
WANTED Man to wash windows and
floors, Wlso Memorial, 25th and Harney.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Stores ahd Offices.
. ANNOUNCEMENT
We have openings for five cap
able young women yishing"o take
up Long Distance Telephone
work. - 1
Apply to
MISS BELL,
318 Telephone Bldg..
Between 9 A. M. and P. M.
American Telephone &
Telegraph Co.
WANTED.
DICTAPHONE OPERATOR; EXPERI
ENCED ; GOOD OPPORTUNITY TO
ADVANCE FO RRIGHT GIRT. APPLY
TO ROSE ROKUSEK. 802 FARNUM
ST.
STENOGRAPHER, , private secy., $126
' $135. - . ,
Stenographer, uptown office, $115-1125.
Dictaphone opr., must be exp., $100-$115.
Billing clerk, able to figure Invoices,
. $100.
Typist and clerk, uptown; $7(-$80.
Voucher clerk, $66-$75.
EMPLOYMENT SPECIALISTS.
THE MARTI CO., 1126 W. O. W. Bldg.
TYPIST and blller, auto Co.. $116; office
Cleric, oiiico clerK, -, office clerk,
$60; bookkeeper and typist, $116-1125.
BUSINESS MEN'S. REFERENCE ASSN..
917-18 W. O. W. Bldg.
STENOGRAPHERS, -r, $115-$110-$100-$96-'.
8-0. rv
-WATTS REFERENCE COMPANY,
912 First Natlona. Bank Bldg.
STENO., uptown office, $100 to $125.
WESTERN REFERENCE & BOND ASSN.
736 First National Bank Bldg,
BOOKKEEPER, uptown, $13$.
WATTS REFERENCE COMPANY,
912 First National Bank Bldg.
YOUNG
ladv with office experience.
Steady employment HartfXan Furniture
Co., 16th. and Howard SU N
Professions and Trades.
YOUNG LADIES
Do you wanta permanent position?
No profession today offers better op
portunities for good salaries and steady
employment than local or long distancs
' . - a
telephone work.
The work Is fascinating, pleasant,
healthful f surroundings,' annual-vaca
tlons with full pay. Sick and accident
benefit without cost to employes.
No eiperlcnc necesaary. Substantial
weekly pay while in training. ' Rapid
advancement.. -
Parents Invited to investigate working
conditions.
Apply te
MRS. MORRIS.N
Employment Secretary,
v Room (16. v
Ne Telephone Building.
Nineteenth and Douglas Streets.
Merchandise Your Ability
Glance Back Then Look
Ahead!
25
INEXPERIENCED - GIRLS OVER 16
AND ACTIVE WOMEN CAN SELL
THEIR SBRVIOES. TO US AT TOP
PRICES. WE PAY YOU WHILE LEARN
ING AND AT- IECE WORK. YOU
ARE ASSURED I BIO MONEY EVERY
SATURDAY. .
. LOOK AHEAD DON'T PHONE, SEE
OUR SUPT. IF YOU ARE READY TO
WORK. ,
SKINNER MFG. CO.,
14TH AND 'JACKSON.
GIRLS WANTED,
1 FACTORY WORK,
VERY OOOD WAGES.
GORDON-LAWLESS CO.,
ITH AND DODGE.
COMPETENT alteration help wanted.
Sterdy positions; good salaries; splendid
working conditions. Apply Mra Joseph
son Orkln Bros., Conant Hotel bldg.,
ltW street. .. .
EXPERIENCED lady prrsser. Max I.
Walker Dry Cleaner of North Omaha.
Col. 20$.
NURSE wanted nt Old Peoples Horn."
'References reaulred. Walnut 3737.
Miscellaneous
: H : ' 1
1 v WHT-TOO POOR
Hf A nt)H I JUtT J
DIDN'T , T yifjU PLAYED lT
Saleswomen and Solicitors.
SALES LADY WANTED
$50 per week guaranteed to a lady
who Uvea In Omaha to handle our selling
proposition Call In person at once.
F. E. HUNT,
' '202 NEVILLE BLOCK.
Household and Domestic.
GOOD place for a good worker with very
good wages, one who can do house
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
wants steady work and can deliver the
goods. Apply In pacson or state all par
ticulars in first 4kter. Andersen
Hawley, Fremont, Neb.
WANTED rWoman eook for European ho
tel; state wages and experience. R. E,
Barton, Lake View. Ia,
A COMPETENT white maid for cooking
and general housework. Small family,
no laundry. $15 per week. Har. 2153.
WANTED Competent white general house
wqrk alrl. Best of wages. References.
Mrs. F. B. Johnson, 424 S. 35th street
H 3436 y
WANTED Experienced cook, white. Mrs.
uarton Millard, 123 North 39U SL Har
ney 47. f
GIRL or middle-aged woman for general
housework, very good wages. Doug.
42S or Doug mi.
EXPERIENCED lad7presser. Max l7
Walker, Dry Cleaner of No. Omaha.
Col 202.
GIRL for general ' housework, no laundry.
Good wages. 128 No 38th -avenue. Har-
ney 2691. X
EXPERIENCED child's nurse. Mrs. K. H.
Patterson, 127North 40th St. Har. 387.
EXPERIENCED colored maid for general
housework. Reference. Har. 902.
WANTED Experienced white cook, small
family. Harney 640 after 10 a. m.
GIRL for housework; no washing or cook
ing. Harney 2268 or Harney 428B.
GIRL to assist with housework: no wash-
ng or eooxing. walnut 1003.
Hotels and Restaurants.
WANTED Dining room
Memorial Hospital. '
girl.
Wise
WANTED Woman cook.
Hotel Logan,
Ulgln, Neb.
MIDDLE-AGED LADY, family of 2. Web.
6691.
WANTED Head, waitress Conant
tel.
Miscellaneous.
GIRLS
WANTED
TO WAIT ON SODA TABLES.
SHORT HOURS, GOOD
SALARY.
APPLY SUPT., BALCONY,
, BURGESS-NASH CO.
ANV INTELLIGENT PERSON may ear a
eivu to zuo monthly corresponding for
newspapers; i to -fz weekly in spar
time; experience unnecessary; no can
vassing; subject suggested. Send for
particulsrs. National Press Bureau, Buf
falo, N. Y.
WANTED At the Jennie Edmundson
Memorial hospital, a laundress by the
month for hsnd Ironing and mangle
work. Council Bluffs, Ia.
GIRLS wanted at once. Experience
unnecessary. Ideal Button & Pleating Co.,
300 Brown Bldg.
BIG SISTERS ASSOCIATION, for th
benefit of business girls. 623 Be Bldg.
Douglas 6592.
WOMAN to scrub floors. Wise Memorial
hospital. 26th and Harney.
GIRL to work In diet kitchen,
hospital. Council Bluffs.
Mercy
HELP WANTED.
Male and Pern alt.
WANTED Men. ladles end boys to learn
barber trade: big demand: wage while
(earning; strictly modern. Call or write
1403 Dodge SL Trl-Clty Barber College.
EDUCATION A
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS
EFFICIENCY.
OMAHA'S EFFICIENT BUSINESS ,
SCHOOL.
Day and night school. Dougla 7774.
Cor. 14th and Dodge. I. Oa O. F. Bldg.
.Van Sant School of Business,
Day and Evening Schools.
220 Omaha National Bank Bldg.
Douglas 6890.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
FOR SALE Good paying bakery at Cur
tl; Neb. Town of 1,600 with no com
petition. Consists of fountain and com-
, foctionery and bakery. Monthly sales
between $4,000 and $5,000. Brand new,
brick oven and bake room. F. A. Smith,
Curtis, Neb.
PARTNER WANTED
In alectric light company now furnish
ing Beven towns; chances good to put on
that many more: must have some money
to Invest: give experience and the
e mount you ran Invest when writing for
further particulars. Box Y-1250 Bee.
GOOD garage business for sale In a good
county seat town of 2.200 people. Good
lease on building, clean stock and no
junk. Best of reasons for selling. ' Box
(Y 1244, Be. ' .
GROCERY -store for sale; good location;
cheap rent; S 1,200 will handle. Web.
647. J v-
TO GET In r out of business, lie LEWIS
Se CO., 411 McCagu Bldg.
Rooming Houses.
EIGHT rooms, full of roomers, good in
come; two blocks south of Union Sta
vtion; bargain. .1102 South ltOh.
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 ouh.
readers and advertisers.
1 NICE large front room, ltt blocks from
Crcighton college; preferably young tu
dent. Good, quiet, clean place.D.7jj 5 9.
WANTED Roomer, gentleman employed.
In modern house near car line. 2223
Ogden Ave. Colfax 2099.
NICELY furnished room; no other room
ers In apt., on car line. Prefer gentle
men. Harney 2511
FURNISHED ROOM, gentleman preferred:
references exchanged; breakfast If de
- sired. Wal.293. f
HANSCOM " Park District Two separata
, rooms, men only, reasonable rates. Har-
' ney 1115.
FIRST - CLASS neighborhood, modern
home, nice room ;references. Har.JIOOO.
BEAUTIFUL newly furnished rooms; ault
able for two. 2568 St. Msrys Ave.
LARGE front room for gentleman; private
lamiiy. IVl norm i'un. nir. n.s.
NICE room, first class neighborhood, mod
ern home; References. Harney 7000.
SUITE of rooms suitable for 2. either
ladlesor gentlemen. Tyler 2094.
FURNISHED room for one or two men.
HI No. 21thSt Tyler 1.835.
ROOM with bath adjoining for i or I
gentlemen. Call Walnut 6377.
NICE front room, private home, gentle
men or ladles. Harney 7116,
FRONT room suitable for--2. broclt to car.
Web. 6098. H12 N. 34th St.
SUITE of rooms, suitable for 2 ladles or
gentlmen. Tyler 2094, -
2208 HARNEY, nice
Phone Doug. $434.
furnished rooms.
PLEASANT room,
home. Har. 1060.
gentleman; private
PARK AVK. Klirn
Furnished room for gentle-
man. Har. 297
DANDY furnished
H. 4124. -
roona:
y
well
located.
Drawn for The Bee by McManux
Copyright 1920 International Newa Service.
FURNISHED room, private bom.
,8770.
Doug,
ROOM in Dundee; private noma,
Walnut
.14. "
f NICELY furnished rooms. Tyl-r 3971.
LA RGB front room, modern. Weh." i 4 It.
FURNISHED rooms. 626 So. 25th Ave. "
Housekeeping Rooms.
UNFURNISHED room for light housekeep
ing; modern. 2l Ueratur. -web. 3936.
DODGE. 2065 Two light housekeeping
rooms. Harney 6646.
DODGE. 1720 Housekeeping rooms, rea-
sonaoie. f
2 LIGHT hoUHekeepIng rooms. Har. 3173.
3 LIGHT housekeeping rooms.Veb72865.
2-ROOM sultet modern. Har. 4989. '" i
Roj& aruj. Rooms. '
ON Harney car line, board and room for
I 2 genjlemen or couple. Harney 734.
NICE large room, bath adjoining, 2 meals.
Call Walnut 4801.
ROOM, and, board for gentleman. Her..
FOR RENT HOUSES.
Unfurnished.
TWO business women want unfurnished
housekeeping rooms or apartment. Phone
mornings, D. 8856; evenlrgs, Wal. 3808.
A-l reference.
FOR gENT APTS. AND FLATS
V Furnished.
El.-BEUDOR-
APARTMENT HOTEL.
Convcnientlv lecated. Furnished
throughout. Miltes of two and three
rooms, with combination tub and shower
bath. Kitchenette completely equipped.
Wi.eklv rental Inel.'H-a Ha-h L.., J.
teli phone and maid service. An IdeaH
nome lor tnoae wm desire comforTnnJ
service, ipar'nients ahown by appoint
ment Dodge and 18th. Tyljr 4200.
FOUR-ROOM apt. can be rented by party
buying furniture. Flo-Lea Apt. No. 10.
D. 9355.
Unfurnished.
SIX-ROOM flat, all modern but heat
3421
ro. autn, wen. 34&U.
WANTED TO RENT.
WANTED Room and board for
10 In
in students, commencing Sept. 20th.
for school year, same house. Give
prlc and accommodations In first let
ter. Address Box R-90, Omaha Bee.
Unfurnished Apartments and Houses
WANTED 5 or 6 -room modern apartment
by October 1: west. Harney 261.
WANT five-room apartment; only two In
family. Tel. Harney 628. 7
FOR RENT Business Property.
Garages and Barns.
GARAGE for rent. Doug. 766.
HORSES AND VEHICLES.
ONE horse weighing 1.250 pounds, on
driving horse, weight 1.200; one delivery
horse 1,000; two heavy single harness.
Webster 2883, 2109 N. 24th St.
HANDSOME Pony, good for chlldaen, per.
fectly safe. Web. 288$. (
FINK driving horse, line driver and sad
dler. Web. 2883.
DOGS CATS PETS.
BELGIAN hares, American pink-eye. Call
Tyler 899.
PEDIGREED Persian angora kitten. Web.
3128.
MOVING AND STORAGE.
MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE.
FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE. -
Separate locked rooms for household
koods and pianos, moving, packing and
shipping.
OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE CO..
906 South 16th. Doug. 4162.
FIDELITY
STORAGE
AND VAN
CO.
STORAGE. MOVING. PACKING
HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND PIANOS.
REASONABLE RATES.
FREE RENTAL SERVICE,
COMPLETE LIST OF
HOUSES AND APART 61 ENTS.
Uth snd Jackson Sts. Douglas 289.
METROPOLITAN
VAN and STORAGE CO.
Owned by H. R. Bowen Co.
Tyler S0.
GLOBE VAN. TRANSFER AND
STORAGE CO.
For real service In hauling or stor
age, call Tyler 230 or Douglas 433$.
Auto or wagon servlce.
UNION TRANSFER CO. ,
Let us estimate your moving, sacking
and. storage. 1606 Davenport. Doug. 2903.
WANTED 100 cars for dead storage. 1211
Howard St. Ty. 1976.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
XA REAL BARGAIN
National 7-psssenger, In excellent con
dition; only been driven 2,600 miles;
looks and rung, like nw; dandy car or
a large family; will sell at real sacri
fice; very liberal terms It desired.
MORSE-STUTZ MOTOR CAR CO.,
2427 FarnamSt. Dougla 13JL
i. - v.
Buy a Guy U Smith
Used Car.
A SAFE INVESTMENT.
We always have a few first-class
used cars which are real bargains.
Each is guaranteed and with a
real service behind it. Call Doug
las 1970 arry time for description
of cars and prices.
Haynes.
THIS CAR HAS BEEN THOROUGH
LY REBUILT AND REFIN1SHED
COMPLETE. IT IS A 6-PASSENGRR
TYPE AND HAS DIVIDED FRONT
SEATS. HAS HAD VERY LITTLE
USE, GOOD CAR AND A LATE
MODEL. AT THE PRICE WE ASK IT
WON'T LAST LONG.' SEE IT BEFORE
IT'S GONE, GUARANTEED IN EVERY
WAY, AND A BARGAIN FOR SOME
ONE.
x Guy L. Smith
DRIVE IT YOURSELF
' COMPANY
RENX A NEW FORD-DRIVE
' IT YOURSELF
THE MOST ECONOMICAL AUTO
MOBILING: CHEAPER THAN OWN,
IMG A CAR. NEW, A-l CONDITION.
SELF-STARTERS OPEN DAT AND
NIGHT THE S(i6 PAYS,
jmi HOWARD STREET. DOUQ. 322.
1920NASH. LIKE NEW $1,100
1920 MAXWELL LIKE NEW... 100
1917 BUICK SIX. CORDS 750
1918 CHALMERS 81X 660
1920 HUPMOBILK. LIKE NEW. 1,360
TWENTY OTHERS.174 UP
TRAWVER, AUTO CO.. 221J FARNAM.
i9 FORD RUNABOUT ortruck; good
condition ; tor tale. Walnut 644.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. .
Scripps-Booth Touring.
THIS 18 A NEW 1920 l-PAHSENQKR
CAR WHICH HAS BEEN USED. HAH
FINK, NEW TIRES AND COMPLETE-.
EQUIPMENT. WHY DRIVE YOUU'
OLD CAR WHEN YOU CAN GET THIS
SNAPPY LITTLE SIX FOR $600 LESS
THAN LIST PRICE T THIS IS A GOOD
ONE. LOOK IT OVER.
Guy L. Smith.
NEW JORDAN i-PAHSKNOER.
Will give substantial discount for Im
mediate disposal; car list at $3,160;
might consider good, light, used car as "
part, or can arrange terms, Address,
Box R-86. Omaha' Bee.
WE SAVE YOU
$$ out of every 10 on auto Insurance.
Phona Douglas 7768. 313 Peters Trust
Bldg. Continental Inv. Co. ,
SOME bargains In used Ford car. Me
Caffrey Motor Co. Ths Hsndy Fowl
Service Station, 16th and Jackson. Doug
las 360. ;
Lexington louring.
THIS 1919 LEXINGTON CARRIES A
CONTINENTAL .RED SEAL MOTOR
AND HAS HAT) ERT CAREFUL
CITY USB FOR LESS THAN .0s
MILES. IT8 K SNAPPY AND
POWERFUL CAR WHICH ANYONE
MAT BEVROUD TO OWN. EVERY
DETAIL HAS RECEIVED OUR CARE
FUL ATTENTION AND IT WILL GO
QUICKLY. SEE IT WITHOUT DE
LAY. . Guy L. Smith.
OVERLAND roadster, model 1(. self
starter, electric lights: good tires; mo
tor just overhauled. Strong power. $160.
Wal. 114. 6009 Underwood Ave.
NEW GUARANTEED TIRES
30x3 $ 9.76 I 83x4 $11. 5
30x3tt 13.90 t 34x4 21-76
STANDARD TIRE CO.. 410 Nov lth.
GARAGE, 10x16 ft.; complete, $166:
do all kind of building and repair work.
Dickson & Newman, So. 2784, or So.
1761.
DO YOU want a good auto at a bargain
price? All make and alien. Terms
or ca?h. Call Mr. Jones. tviie. 6188.
WANTED For spot cash, lot used ear)
o.ulck action: no delay. Auto Exchange
Co.. 2059 Farnam St. Douglas 6036
FORDS, DODGES, BC1CK FOR SALE OR
TRADE. EAST TERMS. CALL a 399.
O'ROUKB AUTO CO.. 3701 8. 34th St.
THE DIXIFHfLYER.
W. R. NICHOLS MOTOR COMPANY.
2620 Farnam St
OAKLAND Sensible Six.
MARSH OAKLAND CO..
Hot Farnam lit.
WE have 60 good
used cars to select
from. All prices.
MEEKS AUTO CO.
202t Farnam.
BARGAINS In new and used cars, also
Ford bodies, at Goidstrnm Auto Sales.
131JS Harney St. Tyler 714.
1917" CHALMERS light six touring car,
good shsne and good tires. Call ('olfiM.
2247 Sundayand evenings after 8:30.
WANTED ion CARS FOR DEAD STOR
AGE. HARTUNG'S TRANSFER CO..
TYLER 1976 OK WEB. 6226.
FORD TOURING, 1920
condition, with starter.
model, excellent
$500. 1819 Wirt
street.
TRUCKS, ANY SIZE. FOR HIRE, BY
DAY. MONTH, TEAR. TYLER 1976.
FOR SALE 1920 DODGE. VERY REA-
SONABLE. CALL DOUGLAS 8659.
FORD touring, 1917; real bargain. cYll
Harney 2790 after 6 p. m. .
HUDSON sedan for sale, excellent condl
tlon. Bargain. H. 63 46.
ONE half ton truck; bargain. Phone Web
ster 5094 or Web. 1788.
BRAND new Overland touring, never used,
will sell at wholesale price. Doug. 609.
FORD ton-truck, 1918 model, cab and rack
body; good condition. Wal. 2791.
WINTER top for Dodge car.
las 4049.
Call Doug-
Motorcycles arid Bicycles.
WE HAVE a number of guaranteed re-e.
built bicycles priced as low as $20. Vic
tor H. Roos, 27th and Leavenworth.
Repairing and Painting.
RADIATOR CORES INSTALLED.
Manufactured In Omaha, 24-hour serv
ice for auto truck and tractor. Expert
radiator and fender repairing; body
dents removed: new fenders mad.
OMAHA AUTO RADIATOR MFG. CO.,
181$ Cuming St. Tyler 917.
Tires and Supplies.
USED TIRES.
30x2, $5.00; 30x3. $1.00.
All sizes In proportion. Look over
our retouUts. Op-n Sundays. Tyler 2980.
SAVIGB TIRES. f ,
90$ N. 16th St. Keystone Tire Shop.
NEW
$0x2
80x3K
TIRES FIRST-CLASS.
.$10.96 32x4 $10.95
. 13 95 I 13x4 0.t5
SSXI
29.96 I
$4x4
20.9 "
GOODRICH FORD TUBES. $2.60.
KAIMAN TIRE JOBBERS. ) TJULCUffl JWO-
NEW GUARANTEED TIRES
$0x3 $ 9.76 I 33x4 $21.60
30X3U 13.90 I 34x4 21.76
STANDARD TIRE CO., 10 NO. Jin.
FARM LANDS.
Canadian Lands.
6,090,000 ACRES Canadian Pacific rail
road farm land for sale, 20 yearr time.
See me for full information. Low rate
excursion each. Monday. John Barber,
Agent. Keellne Bldg., Omaha.
Colorado Lands.
FOR THE RENTER
and th man with small mean that
wants a home I have some very good
placea near Cheyenne Wells, Colo., tht
will suit yon st bargain prices with
terms.
E. M. BOTTORFF, Phone Harney SS2.
3620 Martha St.. Oma ha. Neb. - '
Kansas Lands.
1,740 -acres must be sold to close estate,
fchsllow water alfalfa land. Finney Co.,
Kansas. All susceptible of pump Irriga
tion. Close to railroad. Easy terms.
Will subdivide to suit. W. A. Taylor
ft C. B. Hutton, Executors, Hastings,
-Neb.
Missouri Lands.
19 ACRE8 None-half mile south of SI.
Joseph, Mo. v good rich soil, never been
cultivated; could not be beat for truck
or berry farming; good for a stock
feeder; only two mllos east of stock
yards and close to K. C. and Omaha.
$400 per acre. L. C. McMahon, 2115
F St., South Omaha. South 4696.
Nebraska Lands.
ESTATE FARM MUST BE SOLD.
167 acres, 4 miles south of Fremont,
on principal highway. Gm imprdve
( ments, windmill and orchard. Price.
$26$ an acre. Adjoining lands at $400.
O. E. BIRD, EXECUTOR..
750 Clarkson Ave., Fremont. Neb.
FOR SALE 160-acre Improved farm,
close to Overton, Neb. All good level
Platte valley land; fair buildings; price,
$16,000, easy terms. A. Nelson, Kear
ney, Neb.
YOUR FARM OR RANCH
turned quickly Into cash by our unique
method. Write for booklet. Nsbraaka
Realty Auction Co., Central City.' Neb..
4.000 ACBES Box Butte county farm land?
$26 to $35 an acre In half section lots.
S. S. AND R. E. MONTGOMERY.
SWCityNatlonalBankBldg. .
A. A. PATZMAN. Farms. II Karbach Blk.
Missouri Lands.
36 acres, seven miles from Kansas City.
mile from Interurban-atatlon Most
ly In cultivation. Ideal farm for truck,
chicken or dairy, everlasting running
water and new 4-room house.' Price
$7,800, 1-8 cash, balance on time. Ad
dress: Ed Breens, Parkvllle, Mo.
FINANCIAL.
Real Estate Loans.
CITY AND FARM LOANS.
DUMONT A CO.
416-411 Keellne Bldg.
OMAHA 1 OMES EAST. NEB. FARMS
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
101$ Om. N.it. BUT Bldg.
Doug.' 2714.
DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY LOANS.
Lowest rates. Privato loan booths. Harry
Malashock, 1614 Dodge. D. 6619. Es. Mi.
PRIVATT MONEY.
$110 to $10,000 made promptly. -F.
D. WEAU Wend Bldg.. 310 S. 18th St.
PRIVATE MONEY.
SHOPEN COMPANY. Doug. 4223. -PROMPT
service, reasonable -rates, private
money. Garvin Bros., 346 Omaha Nat.
- Stocks and Bonds. '
FOR SALE 6,000 LI res (par value $965);
Italian 6 per cent 1920 bonds for $$.43-76, -also
10,000 Franca (par value $1,930);
French government 1917 4 per cent- for
$425. Address Box T-1242, Bee.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
YOU WANT TO SELL THAT HOUSE?
Want q'jlck action T Just try us.
Call Tyler 496.
SBORNB REALTY CO., 420 Bee Bldg.
To buy or sell Omaha Real Estate se
F0WLER & M'DONALD,
1120 City Nat', frank Bldg. Dog. 142$.
W. G. shriver t':1-
1047-9 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. D. Kit.
HAVE Inquiries lor homes; do you want
- to sell youi property? List It with C '
a. wnmniri, umana Ifst I ffsnKf Bldg.
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HAVE buyers with1 $600 cash! d
list
.with us. R. F. Clary Co., 2464-94 Ames
ave.. .onn umana neaitors, cnlfax li.
WANT house or Income. In trade for land.
C.Meth.Patterson Blk. Doug. 204$.,
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