Image provided by: University of Nebraska-Lincoln Libraries, Lincoln, NE
About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 8, 1920)
p 1 " I j " ! ( THE BEE: OMAHA. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 8. 1920. :V Classified Advertising Rates IK per line (count t words to line 1 day ! per line per day, :i consecutive dayi lie Der line pea day. 7 consecutive dayt .. 14e per line per day, 30 consecutive days ,- na add! taKan rpr leaa man a toai 01 jjc . These rates apply either to the Dally V'er Sunday Bee. All advertieerrtents ep- V pear in boNi mornlns and evening dally ' papers tor the one charge. y CONTRACT RATES ON APPLICATION, Want ads accepted at the following f- ficee: I SMAIN" OFFICE. ...lith and Ferns 81s. South Bidb 2318 N St. Council Bluffs . H 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 mare than one '"cfcOBINO HOURS FOB WANT ADS Evening Kdltlon ..12:00 it. Morning Edition I:d P. M. Sunday Edition :00 P. M. Saturday. DEATH & FUNERAL NOTICES. COLLINS Ella D.. aged 65 yeare, wife of a. A. Collins. Sept. i. me. lKsldnni-e 2114 Cumlug st. Funeral Tuesday at 1" a. m.. from Fero's chapel. 23rd and t urning sts. Interment Forest Lawn ecm eteryi Friends welcome. Deceased is sur vived by two brothers. John (Woodward nf Council BluffsI.. and Wlnfleld vWood wa id jfOmo ih a . PlilHlifeNOW Dr.. "Bernard! aged 77 years. Resident of Omaha 40 years. Fu reral Wednesday at 3 p. in. from Heafey nd Heafey chapel, 1111 Farnam street, Vista Chapter No. 6. Order of Eastern " bier, will have charge, lutermeut In For , tif 1 uwn' Cemetery FUNERAL DIRECTORS. STACK & FALCONEK, "IwniTDPVnEVT I'VntTTA k" I"! "INDEPENDENT UNDERTAKERS' PIERCE-AKKOW AMBULANCE SERVICE. Thirty-third and Farnam. Hartley 64, HULSE & RIEPEN; PIONEER FUNERAL DIRECTORS. 701 South 16(h St. Douglas 1526. HEAFEY & HEAFEY, Undertakers and Kmbalmers. 1 Phone H. 265. Off:ce 2611 Farnam) FLORISTS. ,LEEL. LARMON Fontenelle j. lorisis. ' 'U14 Pouglaa St. Dong'ns U. JOHN -BATH, Uth and Farnam. D. So 00. I.. Henderson, 1519 Fiirnam. Douglas 1148. BIRTHS AND DEATHS. Births riluseppe and Salva trice Font!, 1405 William street, girl; Charles and i-:dlth Thompson. 5741 South Thrrty-slxth street: girl; Filadelfo and Maria Vacant), - 3IS1 Nor:h Sev(hteenth street.! girl; Ar thur nnd Ainte Sublett. hoprtal, girl: .lames and Lorle Price. 27Q5 Fort street, ' hoy; Norman and Eleanor Mains, hospital, y; Homer and Naomi Rogers, hospital, boy; Omtr and Marie Moore,- hospital, girl: John ..and Kerstine , Clapper, ' North Twenty-fourth street, boy; Glenn and ' KmmarWorley, hospital, boy; George and Ar.na Tohla 1516 South Twenty fourth street, boy; W. G. and Iola Rich aids, 7 4312 Saratoga street, boy; Alfred and Winnie Williams, R. F. D. 7, Benson, girl; EarNand Emma McPherson, 6C17 i South Twenty-third street, boy; Jess and Mffie Custard, 2865 Tucker street, girl; Edwin and Marie Peets, 2720 Laurel street, boy; Henry and Gertie Plant. 1719 Cum - Ing street., girl; James and Emma Has-, burgh, hospital, boy; James and Mary Muldoon, 8107 Lafayette avenue, girl; Louis nnd Anna Moescliler, hospital, girl; L. Clyde and Mary Hllsabeck, hospital, boy; Floyd and Esthet- Eaton, 3212 Fon tenelle boulevard, girl; . Harry and s Olive Lias, 4111 North Thirty-seventh street, ( girl. r , Deaths Percllia Hinkley, Infant, hos pital; -Olive Woods Infant. 3212 Emmet itreet: Otto Kramer, 39, hospital; Mary , H. Oaltfs. 34, Florence: Mrs. Ellen II. Brown, 67, 1615 Csstelar street; Virginia Dudzlnskl. Infant. 2913 South Twenty-fifth street; Olga M. Koehneman, 64, 812 South Thirty-sixth street; Elisabeth M. Wilson; 41. 2501 Sherman, avenue: Harry Wied jr, maier. 63, hospitarl Alyelda J, Jacobsen, b27 South Twerity-sixth avenue; Wei Atha A. Stilson, 23 822 South Twentieth 'street; Ma,rv Delipht Hogue, 78, 6557 Ma ple street; Martha De Bolt, tS. 6362 North Twenty-seventh avenue; James Mcintosh, 'l. 1016 gouth Twenty-thlrdsstreet. . MARRIAGE LICENSES. ' The following couples have been Issued ".licensee to wed: . - Floyd Hoke. 25.' Boone, la., -and Edith Greene, IS, Omaha. Alex Brandon, 24. Omaha, andjpuarl L. Grasscup, 19, Omsha. John R. Lannnn. 24. Omaha, and Marie i Hr!ler.-4 Hnderon, Neb. . William Sclvy. 3. Omaba. ad Golds Kussell, 30, Council Bluffs, la. . Rav D. McMallln. 23. Rock Island. 11L. and Flora W. Smith, 22, Falrbury, Neb. Ernest Fullerton. 21, Omaha, and Joseph A. Ecker, 26, Kansas City. Mo., and Rose E. Zecnmelster, 25, Omaha. ' Nicholas Guggas, 24, Omaha, and Vully nenos, is, umana. Frank J. Spellman. over 51, Omaha, and Margaret Lynch, over 18, Omaha, Walter A. ' Baker, 32, Omaha, and Esther M. Pratz, 27, Omaha. - John T. Berglund, 23, Omaha, and Laura V, Nelson, 19, Omaha. " Frank t H. AfmfteM. over 21, Kansas f'ity, Mo., and Anna M. Hopkins, over 18, Kansas City, Mo. Loads Katchantones, 21. Council Bluffs, la , land Anna Polltis. 26, Omaha. Antonino Dlbeneditto, 32. Omaka, arid Francesca Alesandro, 31, Omaha: 1 ' ' William Luker. 39, Omaha, , and Veronica Brown, 24, Omaha I ' Jay M. Stow, 29. Norfolk, Neb., and Mattie Irving, 25, Omaha. Leonard T. Nearaan. 27, Omaha, and Xdtth Cllfton25, Omaha. James St. Blssenas. It, Omaha, and Wpal O. Wescott, 17, Sioux City, la. Abraham Mahanna, 25, Alhsworth, Neb., and Elisabeth Bolus, 17, Omaha. . . Robert B. -tlart, 22, Avoca, Ia.i.aifid Edtth Knoerer, 26, Avoca, la. William H. May, 43, Extra. Is., and Alice L, Ogden, 34, Dee Moines, la. Samuel B. Lombard, 26, Dps Moines, la., and Maye Ogden. 27, Pes Moines, la. -. 4 ljUILDING PERMITS. Paxton-Mitchell, Twenty-seventh and Martha street, frame foundry building, IS.000. Fred Rupp, 6037 . South Thirty-ninth street, frame dwelling, 34,000. -ATTRACTIONS. WANTED For Fairbury's B B B B FeSti val, free open air acts? can also use one sensational act; want also paid conces sions, shows, etc. October 13, 13, 14, jSt 16. eld on business streets. No, gate admissions. Communicate with 'Leo Logan, Secretary, Falrbury, Neb. LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS. rOR ARTICLES LOST on street cara tele phone Tyler 800, We are anxious to re- , atore lost articles to rightful owners. OMAHA COUNCIL BLUFFS ST. RT. COMPANY. LOST On North 24th street car; Sunday a. m., ladles' black leather purse con taining dark rimmed glasses and Vash. ' Liberal reward. Miss O. P. Lttider, Web. MET. ' LOST Brindle bull, white breast, lcrew tall. Liberal reward for return. 2610 , ' Seward. Webster 6469 or Tyler 3930. " LOST-Brown aweater jacket In Elmwood park. 86 reward and ho questions asked. Doug. 1734 or Wal. 6163 LOST Monday morning, Jerry's Cafe, Eastman Kodak. Call room 6, Harvard Kytel, after 6. Reward. ' VALUABLE diamond stuff Call R. S. : Wfleox. Harney 34, Substantial re- , ward. r SPECIAL NOTICES. WANTED Concession men to understand 4Haa Crawford is putting on the biggest vr tn ear ever before attempted. Our streets and our park W411 be alive -with people. Reserved, apace will be . given yoai If yo get . In early. Prices - r concessions foi stands for the three days. v September 16. 17 and 13 (you are allowed to start on the IS If you - desire); will rang- from 815 to 320, ac cording to location. Yon can locate up town or t the park. This price covers doll racks, refreshment stands, cane " - lacks, etc; ferrla wtaeela, 3100: merry-go-rounds, 310c. We want concession- isia and we treat them right when they come. Ask th boys who were here w last year. Communicate at once with , A -ah L. Hungerford, president: Dr. B. T. Richards. eecretary; Crawford, Dawes sounty, Nebraska. ' v PERSONAL. 'THE SALVATION Army Industrial hore solicits yourold clothing, furniture, magaxlnes. We collect, We distribute. " Phone Dong. 4135 andeur wagon will ralL Call nd lnspecx our new home, 11101112-1114 Dodge St AM IN NEED of .some ready money. Will sell, at liberal discount, good first mort-. gage of 114.000, bearing H per cent in terest, on Washington county farm. Box A-66. Omaha Bee. ON AND afteP'Sept. I will not be re sponsible for any debts contracted by my wife. Blanch Seldel. George Seidel. Will: All Is forgiven. Please come home;, or at least write. Am so terribly wor ried. Even Miyl. misses you. Moll. lEAVING Baird Sanitarium In Baird HI or. to s-J i.er isng oiog.. errosa ine street north 1', O. Mrs. Head. BRINGING UP F"7" I , j VETLUH OUT I 11 . j THEy KIN CLOSE A i ', j If ' J Z7 "U f; ' f. HELLO -DOCTOR. COME I I I i - f t - SWEDISH IIASSAIJE by appointment at your residence,. Miss K. Anderson. VS- (:i t. SC8TKM of Swedish inasjaue In home or rO orth Seventeenth St. . t' r 7-, r r . .. .. j v . i ! 1 n ANNOUNCEMENTS. Chiropodists. Carrie J. Burford, 62'' Paxton Bid D. IDS. Dancing Academies. TTVT PTWTT"'3choor""for Dancing. ArJlJ-rliNri ,421 Farnam. D. 7850. 1 Classes now forming. WE teach SaTlroom.1 all kinds fancy danc- lnc. Keeps, Hotel Rome. D. Zdsi-u. 2ss Dentists. Dr. Bradbury. No pa'n. J2t, W. O. W. Bid. ictccxives. JAMKS ALLAN. 312 Neville ,.Blk.; Evi- dimce secured in all cases, uyier imp. RELIABLE Detective Bureau, Railway Ex.Ildg. DoiiK.fO59. Night. Col.4C5. r r"p k i "n s ntionaljdeVective AGENCY, Incoipoiated, Douglas 1107, ; Arltngtoq Blk. Omah a, Neb. "Mait.tino- strA tSecnratinflr. :'A1NTING, paperhanglng. Walntit 4557. piasteiing. FIRST-CLASS paprbanging, painting. D. 4909. GOOD- painting, "papering, quick service; Reasonable prices. AVeb. 2733. PAINTING, paperhanglng. ' Walnut 5452. Hemstitching and Plhttng. ACCORDION, elds, knife, sunburst burst box Pleating, covered buttons, all izes and styles; hemstitching, plcot edging, eye let cut work, buttonholes, penna: ts. Ideal PHton and Pleating Co., 108 Brovrn Blk. Doulas19o6. Vop Notch Shop Hemstitching, braiding. beading, alt kinds pleating, uo-ig.x tun. Room 33. Pouglaa Blk.. Htty and Dodge. Miscellaneous Announcements. SEWING-MACHINES We rent, repair, sell needle and parti. . : MICKEL'S1 , loth anl Harney. Douglas 1178 DIAMONDS SSS to buy back-et small profit. GROSS JEWELRY CO, 40! N. 16th St. Doug: las 6049. PAXTON-MITCHELL CO. 2'lh and Martha Sts., Omaha, Neb Brass, bronxe, aluminum and machine, gray Iron castings. OMAHA PILLOW CO. Feather mattress- es maae trinvour own reatners, summer and wlater Bides. lQ7 Cuming. D. 2467. SAFETY razor blades sharpened, new ra- Sharpening Cd loZ2 Dodge. H'3 N. 16. BELL'S MENTHOL OINTMENT caja be purchased at Kialto Drug store, Zotn end Douglas Sts., Omaha. Neb. HATS cleaned and b'ocked wh'le vou wait. at Paxton Hat Works, 1607 14 Farnam St. Work guarantied. D. 693 GET our figures on roofs: work guaran teed. North West Ready Roofing Co., 803 So. 31st. FILMS developed: prtntiyir and enlarging. Write for prices. The Ensign Co., 1607 LOOHNSON, chlmnev sween and furnaca I n'-..i. t.;4n ' , ,1 JATES W. MARTIN. Patent Attorney. , 1716 Dodge St, Patent your invention and sell It to a manufacturer. WED9ING announcements and printing. Tel. Douglas Hit. FULL dress suite and tuxedos for rent, 109 N. 16th St. John Feldman. D. 3128. OMAHA WELDING CO. "The Ca'eful Welders." 15th and Jackson. D. 4397. CIVIL ENGINEER and draftsman open - for position, phone Harney 6914. SAFES1 BARGAINS. 12th & Karr.ara. J.. J. D'.rlght Safe Co. City Mattress Co.. mattresses remade. H. 7163. - WEAVING, t.ld rugs remade. Tyler 11:3. Omaha Towel Suppiy 207 S. 11th. P. 628. DRESSMAKING All klnfls. Web. 6622 GAS stoves connected. 32; repaired. H. 161S FOR SAX.E. Jurniture and Household Goods. AUCTION! AUCT ION ! Complete Furnishings of Four Good Omaha iS Homes. In My Auction House, -' Southeast Corner 18th' and Webster' Sts., Wednesday, September 8. Starts At 1 P. M. this Is one of the biggest lots and bejrt furniture ,1 have ever had In my auction bouse. Waf-h the papers lor details. JAMES L. DOWD, AUCTIONEER. .If you bave anything to ssll call Doug las C283 or Tyler 6C. AUCTION! AUCTION I About 800 packages of third and , fourth class mail matter is to be sold .at public auctton: at north entrance of postofflce, Omaha, .Neb., Thursday and Friday, September 9 and 16; starts at 10 a. m. each day; consists of nearly everything. H. S. Daniel, Postmaster; James L. Dowd, Auctioneer. WE buy old end new furniture, we pay best price. Eureka Furniture Co. Web. 4206. 1417 North 24th. Panps-and Musical Instruments. A.HOSPE CO. Sverythinc in art and music Pianos for rent, 34.00 per nimtii. BUY a guaranteed phonograph on time; new records free with every payment. 3910 So. 28th St., South 1721. . DRUMS, traps, marimbas. Instructions, repairing. Phone Harney 2967. Geo. A. Smith. 2761 Davenport St. PHONOGRAPH (Edison), also cabinet ana recoras ror sale reasonaoie. vvai. 2791. MAHOGANY Ivors shape, beautiful ' 3066. ft Pond upright, fine tone. Bargain. Dg. MAHOGANY player piano, real bargataJ Tor quick sale, uougias 3oee. COLUMBIA phonograph; las 3066. bargain. 0ou;- PIANO and bench; terms, after 6. Walnut 1712 Typewriters and Supplies. typewriters , ' Adding Machines ALL MAKES, bought, sold, rented and repaired. Sole agents for the CORONA Get our price before you buy. ' Every machine guaranteed. CentraLTyprewriter Exc. Poaglas 3120. 1913 Farnam. WE buy, sell and exchange a!) makes of typewriters. Write for list. Midland Office Supply Co.. 1404 Dodg. S PROTECTOGBAVHS. F t E.'s; bargains. 320 Neville Bldg. . . ' . ALL- MAKES Typewriter Co.. "all make,!.' 205 S. 18th St. Tyler 2414. Miscellaneous Articles. GLASS FOR 8ALE. SIZES 5x7. 6xS, 8x10, BEST GRADE; CAN BE USED FOR HOT HOUSES. WIRELESS SETS, ETC . CALij , " IR. HADLET. , TYLER 1000. , ENGRAVINO DEPT. WE'buy. sell aafea. make desks, ahow L- rases, etc. Omaha Fixture A Supply Co., p. . . . vr. mq ,uu XMFUSjia. .1.1. SHORT time, sure and ' safe Investment. 7 per cent city warrants 10 net you 10 per cent. K. O. eolomcn. 21J Karbach "Bldg D. 6262. SUIT, else 36, dark blue: also good sewing machine, very reasonable. Address Box X-$.. Omaha Bee. DENTISTRY exchanged for Liberty bor. tace vaiut. ur. secor, idii 1st Nat'l. Bk. VPORTABLK garage: fireproof; 12x16. Ill w D..:er. call Poug. 51s after t. PORTABLE GARAGE, FIREI'ROOFV- 12 , r V "fci-i I . ."T--"""-" " I 1 i v V --r- . 1 y , "-r t, xsii p - . ' 1 . : v - i oNAL. , FOR SALE. ! HELP WANTEDMALE.' vxl6 FT. 161$ WEBSTER ST. FATHER- ' ' . ' V L " ' v ,ao iHT- raAToaa Sihvks. I no. 79 Miscellaneous Articles DRY, short, kindling wood for aalc, Acme Box Co.. JI. 1837. HIGH school cadet'suifl size S6. It. t02zA TOMATOES, ripe and green. Wal. 138L laxtLlNO and lumber. Web. it7 WANTED TO BUY. DESKS, DESKSt)ESKS New desks: used desks bought, sold and traded. J. C. Reed. 1207 Farnam. D.J1J6. WILIi bny gerond-hand clothing, shoes and furnltiire. Ty. 2598. A. Zavett. 765 N. 16. LIBERTY bonds bought, -jitacks 1 Bond Houae. Hil f'lrst Nat'l Bk. Bldg. SITUATIONS WANTED. Male. POSITION wanted as night watchman or night foreman in garage. Well ex cerlenced. Web. 106 5, vNTED Steady worl for man anl ttam. Call Douglas 9549 ' HOUSE cleaning. Ing, jdil;tobs. Harney y, 167wants workT Web I Harney 6645. COLORED bo" S08C. Female. HOUSEKEEPERS. LAUNDRESSES. -. Watch the Domestic column of The Bee. Lots of good places are always advertised. Don't mlas thejn. PLAIN SKWINa,lronlng or care of chil dren few days a week. Wal. 2811. DRESSMAKING, silk shirts specialty. Ty. 5L29. N . . "n E6nTNG meals. Call mornings, Web. 4748. ' PLAIN SEWING wanted. . Web. 16 61 BY WORK wanted. II. 7007. Laundry and Day Work DAY work, cleaning, cooking; colored; perlenoed. ' Webster 3105. e7 LAUNDRY Day Webster 364. work: -exrerlenced. DAY ,work Wednesdays and Thursdays. Web. 6182. B(?NDLK WASHING, dayjtdrk, "cleaning. Wj-b, 3948. LACDRT or cooking. Experienced. - Web. 4294. LAUNDRY, housecleanlng, Web. 2244. day work. " Col- LAUNDRY wantsd. White woman. tax .-ail. i DAY work, laundry. 3955. IRONING, clean fhg, ExperiencedT" Web. day' work. Web. BUNDLE washing, experienced, 1508. Webster DAY work; laundry: experienced.. Ty. 2534. . DAY work 2238. wanted; experienced. Web, DAYWORK Web. 6099. laudry, experienced woman. DAY"' WORK,- experienced colored lady Webster 4622. DAYWORK, bundle work. Web. 6406. washing, kitchen LAUNDRY work ; experrarjeedrpoug. 940T. DAY WORK, exp.., colored. Tyler 3158. LAUNDRY, day work,, sewing. Web. 1 32 1. DAY work, laundry, experienced. Ty. 3571. BUNDLE washing neatly done. Web. 4748. MEN' 8 washing, day work. yWeb. 4115". DAYworkJn private hojne.Web. 6216. LAtTNDRY: day" work. Websler "l35i: BNDLEwas'liingjsoftwater. 'eb. 6949. DAYWORK. house ckarrmg. Harney 6129.' CURTAINS "laundered. South 4661. HELP WANTED MALE. Stores and Offices. - YOUNG MAN , V WANTED For outside position, pleasant work; excellent opportunity to'ylearn advertis ing and salesmanship; experence not necessary; moderate salary to start; slate age, education, telephone num ber and lowest entrance salary expected. BoxY-1260 gee SALESMAN, Illinois?. 3175 and expenses. SALESMAN, 3126, 3150. , BOOKKEEPER, A-l, out of city, $176,' 8200. . STENOGRAPHER, out of cty. 3140. OFFICECLERK. good future, $100, $116. OFFICE CLERK, experience . not necea- "watts' REFERENCB COMRANY, 1K First Natonal Bank Blag. Professions and Trades, (. WANTED. The' -Skinner Mfg. Co. require a night watchman and a fireman. Must bave clean record. For auch men permanent employment and good pay are assured. ; Apply Supt., West Side entrance, at office. 14th and Jackson Sts. LEARN A TRADE. Barbers wanted everywhere. We guarantee apposition and teach you In a few weeks. Write for big free catalog. Jlloler Barber College, IIP S. 14th St. WANTED Blacksmiths, familiar with - steam hammer forging. Contract shop machinists and boiler makers. Good wages.- steady ,' employment. United Works. Inc., Pittsburg1." Kans. YOUNG man, study law. Eve, downtown sessions. Unlver. of Omaha Law Dept. Thorough course: nominal tuition. Sec 404 OmanajNatlonal Bld. ( TRY owr service In locating a position'We get results. i. RIGHT REFERENCE CO.. 636 First Nat. Bank. SPECIALTY salesman on silverware, rugs and blankets; can use couple or good men out of town work. C. F. Adams L.O., qj. aouwi loin ol. PRINTER apprentice; must have at least 1 or 2 years' experience with type -Rapid advancement to right party. Ed dy Printing Co.. 212 S. lith Stt WANTED Druggist, experienced, steady; salary wanted. Westminster Pharmaey. ,3601 Frederick Ave., St Joseph. Mo. FIREMEN, brakemen. $225-3250 inonthW experience unnecessary. Write Rall way. Box Y-1261, Omaha Bee, GRANITE letterer wanted at once. The -('hcrokee Monument Co., Cherokee, la. Salesmen and Solicitors. A YOUNG.MAN Wanted for outside position In adver - tising department of a large corpora tion; moderate salary to start; advance ment rapid; state business experience, education end lowest entrance salary expe::tel.x Box N60; Bee. ' .Ill vauiv Wivtrn Ae aged mull for Nebraska and Colorado: T cstabLshed trade; commission anT draw- Ing ncct : con.iant traveling Address box i-i:.;, see. SEE PAGE Salesmen and Solicitors. DESIRE the services of salesmen for Ne braska to represent a wholesale and manufacturing men's furnishing, goods concern. Liberal commission and good territory. State experience and give references In first letter. Address Mgr. ' of Sales, Box 134-3, Pea Moines, la. STOCK SALKSMEli-Promotion of fight . manufacturing, companies is assured with our plan. Cojnp4ition of all work on any one plant In 30 to 60 days. Re turns large for effort expended.. Smith One-Heat System, South Bend, Ind. WANTED First-class ladies' retail shoe ' salesmen. , Box A-14, Omaha Bee. 1 1 ' 1 Agents and Canvassers. EXCLUSIVE TERRITORY, direct factory representative, must be responsible, and A'apanis oi taking lull charge of bust ness; patented article, firat time shown here; man with car preferred: give pnone. box y-ize3, Omaha Bee. Hotels and Restaurants. waJntb: "TED Good harness and shoe renair man as partner to take full charge of shop. W. C. Dargel. Bellwood. Neb. i Boys. BOYS WANTED FOR FACTORY WORK. t'TEADY WORK, GOOD WAGES. GORDON-LAWLESS CO., . 8TH AJ DODGE. I j . YOUNG MAN. v 17 20 Tears For wrapping parcel post shipments. Mi'st -be plain writer. ' ' -v. Mr. 4$uinlan, , BRANDEIS STORES. YONG MAN "for soda fountain. Rialto Candy Kitchen. 1413 Douglas. WANTED Boys to work at soda fountain 1 after school. Beaton Drug. Miscellaneous. WANTED AT ONCE FIRST CLASS PILE DRIVER FOREMAN FOR CONSTRtJC TION WORK ON PLATTE RIVER, HEAR FREMONT, AP PLY, IMMEDIATELY." BATES & ROGERS CONSTRUCTION CO. FREMONT. NEB. M EN: WANTED FOR. GENERAL YARD , WORK. APPLY TIMEKEEPER. UKION- STOCK YARDS CO.," ' SOUTH SIDE. WANTED Ten dump trucks, five to seven-ton capacity; 34.00 per hour. 10-hour day; all year's work. Call 20th and Tavenport "avenue, see James Kennah, manager Jacob Schaefer Corporation, contractors. , HELP WANTED FEMALE. Stores and Offices. ANNOUNCEMENT- t We hav openings for two cap able young women wishing to take up Long Distance Telephone work. 'if . ' Apply to - " MISS BELL, . 318 Telephone Bldg.. Between 9 A. M. and S P. M. American Telephone &' Telegraph Co. ; STENOGRAPHERS, $115, 3110, $100, $93, 190. . I BOOKKEEPER. $125. STENOGRAPHER and bookkeeper, not heavy, $85. STENOGRAPHER, auto firm, $110, $116. STENOGRAPHER, bright girl to kjarn legal work, 'salary depends. ADDRESSOGRAPH operator, $76. TYPIST, $8i. FILE GIRL, $60, $65. Typist,- $76. WATTS' REFERENCE COMPANY, 912 Frst .National Bank Building. r "WAITED s EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER GIVE PHONE NUMBER IN FIRST COMMUNICATION. ' ' ADDRESS BOX R-89. ' OMAHA BEE. , STENOGRAPHERS and bookkeepers get big salsries and have pleasant work. You will soon be In one-of these posi tions If you, take a course at Omaha a efficient business school. Day school at t a.' m. to 12:30 p. m allowing you 1owrk afternoon. Night school Mon- Jay and Thursday, positions secured of all graduates. American Institute . of Buliness Efficiency. Douglas 7774. STENOGRAPHER, private secy. 312. $135. DICTAPHONE opr., exp.. $100. SNOGR7 BILLING CLERK, 8. . THE MARTI CO., 1126 W. Q,W. Bldg. EXPERIENCED bookkeeper, good pen man; apply In own handwriting seating experience and salary wanted. Address P. O. Box 258. Omaha, Neb. TRY our service In locating a postlon, We get results. K9A Wir.t Vat. Ytnnlr. ' I WANTED Exeperlenced stenographer, good pay to right party; permanent po - sitlon. Henry & Robinson n Hardware Co.. Doug. 2285. EXPERIENCED ledger clerk wanted. Good wages, permanent position. Henry as Robinson Hardware Co., Doug. 2285. WANTED Experienced aunographer. See manager Paths ExchafWe. Inc., 1417 Harney gt. EXPERIENCED stenograpler; apply fo Mr. Tlghe, Pelton'e Garage, 2019 Far ynam St. Professions and Trader, TRIMMERS WANTED FOR MILLINERY DEPARTMENT, ' ORKIN BROS., CONANT HOTEL BLDG , 16TH STREET. ( r CARPET and drapery sewers waoteffat once. Apply liept. ll. K. ttowen to.. Howard St.. between 15th end 16th. Rr-e Want AH.e Arr T?rt Business I Getters. JIGGS AND MAGGIE IN FULL OFCOLORSN THE SUNDAY BEE t X HELP WANTED FEMALE. Professions and Trad. YOUNG LADIES Do you want a perniancnt posi tion? ' v v No profession today offers bet ter opportunities for good salaries and steady employment than local or lng distance telephone work. The workNs fascinating, pleas ant, healthful surroundings, annual vacations with full pay; sick and accident benefit without cost to employes. - No -experience necessary; sub stantial weekly pay while in train ing; rapid advanenient. Parents invited to investigate working 'conditions. - - AppJy to MRS. MORRIS, Employment Secretary, i - Room -616, 1 " Xcw Telephone Building. Nineteenth and Douglas Streets. GIRLS WANTED. FACTORY WORK. VEftY GOOD WAGES. GORDONLAWLESS CO., 3TH AND DODGE. Saleswomen ?nd Solicitors. WANTED Experienced saleswoman to fit gloves; excellent opportunity for am bitious woman to become familiar with the highly specialized work of our large, glove department; good salary to right woman; permanent position and bright xirospect for rupid advancement: apply oeneral Manager's office, fourth floor. BRAjJDEIS STORES Millinery Saleswomen , This is your opportunity; our large millinery department has openings for a number of capable salespeople; If you are desirous of securing A permanent position, where your salary will be "top notch." your nrosoects bright, and vour. , welfare carefully considered, apply Gen eral .Managers office, fourth floor, BRANDEIS STORES SALESLADIES WANTED FOR MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. BEST SALARY, STEADY WORK. APBLY AT ONCE TO 'ORKIN BROS.. CONANT W1TEL BLDG., 10TH STREET. , SALESLADIES WANTED. Experienced in candy. Good salary. Apply to O. S. COBB. THOS. K1LPATRICK. & CO. Household and Domestic. GOOD place for- good worker with very good wages; one who can do housework, ' small family washing, cooking (country girl preferred); will give you a real home with high wages. -Box R-92 WANTED--A woman between 30 and 40 years, for general housework: no wash ing or ironing; 4 In family. Apply Mrs. A. L, Ralnalter. 1111 South 31st. Harney 491S. - WANTED Experienced maid for general -Housework; no laundry, three In family Apt. 10, Colbert, call Har. 613. Mis. David A. Baum. WANTED A competent maid for cook ing and general housework; small fam ily, no washing, good wages. Har. 2152, 131 8. 38th St. I WANTED Competent housekeeper; must be good cook; small family; will pay good wages. Appl' 323 Farnam street. Harney 6327. WANTED A competent maid for gen eral housework; small family; good , wages: no laundry. llOouth elst St.- nai. -lulu. WANTED Girl for general housework : no washing or cooking: good wages, good home for a good girl. Address Box R-50. , WANTED Woman to do light house work and act as companion. Two In family. No washing. Telephone Webster WANTED At once, experienced girl for general housework in family of thrse; -co laundry; wages $15 week. Call Har, 978. WANTED Girl or woman for .genera! housework; permanent place; every Sun day off if desired. CairHar. 3317. WANTED; Woman cook for European ho tel; state wages and experience, R, E. ' Barton. Lake View, la. EXPERIENCED girl for general house work; small family; no washing; good wages. H. 3155. ' COLORED girl for general housework: good wages. References required. 2860 Capitol Ave, WANTED Competent maid; no children. Desirable honieUor elderly lady. Wal nut 4014' WANTED White girl for general house work; no laundry; good wages. Walnut 6179. r - WANTED Girl for general housework; competent and good cook. $15 a week. IX s. 3tn Ave, iiarncy ssos. WANTED Experienced cdek, white. Mrs. Burton Millard. 123 North 39th St. Har. 47. GIRL to' assist with housework. J. Bender, 8 520 Poppleton Ave. Mrs. F. H. 4720. MAID wanted at once: experienced. N. B. Updike. 3614 Jackson. Har. Mrs. 293 4. COMPETENT girl for general housework. -Mrs. I,. A. Diets, 410 8o.a8th St. GIRL for general housework: small fam lly; no washing. Call Walnut 3203. VhITE girl for geaeral housework ; two in family. 604 Be. :6th, H. 4355. v HELP WANTED FEMALE Household and Domestic. WANTE1 Good white laundress. erences required. South SOU. GIRL for general houywork. St. Mrs. F. A. NasrL uOt Sj. 7 m. GOOD girl wanted for general housework. Call Douglas 8989 Hotels and Restaurants. wanted. , ' ' FOUR ' EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES, ; 'BOTH SHORT HOUR I . AND regular time help ni:i:ded. splendid salaries. apply superintendent. BALCONY, BURGESS-NASII CO. 1 YOUNG ladyeto work In hotel, easy work, room, boara and 810 week. So 4081 . WANTED a cook at Old People's Home. References required Tel. Wal. 3737. WHITE MAID wanted for floor duty. Clarkson liospltaj WOMAN for lunch room. Miscellaneous. WANTUD Young girl for general office work; no experience necessary. Call 8 a. ni. Tuesday at general office. Mbrris . Co., South Side. T STOCK 5Thl, wanted for iiur millinery dept.. excellent opuortuiiltv for bright jilrl; good penniaiiHhip preferred. Apply at once. Orkin Bros., Conant, hotel , giug- mm street. s , i. WANTED At once, nice appeartngoung lady for road work : cood wages to tltf light .party. 908 No. 16th St. WXIED at ouee, nice appearing young Indv for .bad work. 0hI wages to the iii,-ht party. 908 No. lClh St. BIG. SISTERS ASSOCIATIONf-for the benefit of buaineas girls. 623 Bee Bldg. Douglas Ci92. WANTED Girl to learn kdak finishing., " Kase Studio. ' v . ' HELP WANTED. Male and Female. WAKT ED At once, male or female perienced compositor; prefer one familiar witn loose lear and bound ooou.neaas; state salary and experience li answer. Box T-1237. Bee. ' WANTED Men, ladies and boys to learn barber trade: big demand: wages while learning; strictly modern. Call or write 140 Dodge St. Trl-Citv Bsrber College. ' EDUCATIONAL. ' Van Sarrt School of Buslrless, -.Day and Evening Schbis. 220 Omaha National Bank Bldg. Douglas 890. . BUSINESS CHANCES. ' DON'T miss this, opportunity. An lnde pendent fortune tor you haven't the money to handle the proposition. Would consider good car as part payment for , half interest or all. Phone Webster 1403. ' After 7 p. m. and Sunday call Web. 1855. OWNER must sacrifice a going "business because of other connections. A. email amount of money will handle and a gooa income is certain. "'Must . be sold this week. Call Doug. 5236. I FOR SALE, cafe, modern, new fixtures, in live county -.seat town; money maker. Wife's poor health reason for selling. J erms, rue u. k. i'aimar, ea uiouu, Neb. WANTED Good harness and shoe repair man as partner to take full charge of shop. W. C-. Dargel, Hellwood. Neb. FOR SALE DruiJ store, town 300; Til voice 42.50O. Address P. O. Box 299, Grand Island TO GET tJlTfr out of "business. Sis LBWIS i CO.,' 411 McCague Bldg. 1 FOR RENT ROOMS. Furnished Rooms. phone The want ad department TYLER loop, AND ASK ABOUT OUR BIG ROOM LIST PRINTED EVERY WEEK FOR THE BENEFIT OF OUR READERS AND ADVERTISERS. " SINGLE and double rooms for men only I 1 mining hot and cold water; steam heta; within walking distance. Brown Apts.,, f-0. N. ?lst. Doug. 6644. ONE well furnished room adjoining bath ; private family, near Union Station, 1109. So. 10th St., Apt. 1. Phone Doug. 7113,1 until 6 p. m. y I NEWLY furnished room, private home. for gentlemen; walking distance 1 refer ences. Mar. 3S7. FOR RENT Room In new. modern home, for one or two gentlemen, walking dis tance. Harney 5986. s LARGE east room, suitable for 2 gentle man. Private family. So. 11 ,4. FRONT room, ladies or gentlemen. 7116. Har. 15.13 PARK avenue; furnished room. II. 7373. NICE FURNISH ED south' room;, gentle man preferred. Webster 3917. LARGE south front room; . gentleman preferred, vi eb. .1209. SOUTH ROOM, very suitable for 2 per sons, ' Har. 6918. 2223 FARNAM 1 lqrfce front room. Suit able for 1 or 2. LARGE room for 4 gentlemen. Ty. 4682. NICE ROOM with breakfast. Col. 4753. DUNDEE furnishd room. Tll."23B9f ROOMS for gentlemen. Walnut 2390. 909 N. 17TH- furnished rooms. FRONT room. 2963 Dodge Housekeeping' Rooms. 2408 CASS ST. Two largo front light housekeeping rooms. , t FURNISHED room for light housekeeping. H. 3718. tjflard and Rooms. MILLER PARK. 2 nice rooms, home cook ing and baking Jn all .modern private home, uarage it desirea. ior :4tn St. car line. Col. 4463. EOARD, 7719. ROOl for 2 gentlemen Poug. . Rooms Wanted,- JtOOMS needed for Ak-Sar-Bcn visitors. Telephone Tyler 1234, Chamber of Com merce Rooming Bureau. FOR RENT HOUSES. Furnished. MY BEAUTIFUL furnished cottage, for rent, canivi immediate possession. lal Colfax 1193, attar 6 p. m. . Unfurnished. MODERN 6-rooni, newly decorated house In Kounfxe Place. $60 per month. .Web. 3917. ' ; FOR RENT 6 room modern house newlv decorated. Kountze Place. Web. 3917. WANTED, TO RENT. Unfurnished Apartments and Houses I 1 r WANT to rent on or before October 1, 5 or 6-roora aparfmcnt or house; north preferred. H. 5C1. " F.OR RENT APTS. AND FLATS Purnished. -7" EL-BEUDOR . . . , APARTMENT HOTEL. !. Conveniently iccated." s Furnished throughout. Suites of two and three rooms, with combination tub and shower bath. Kitchenettes completely equipped. Weekly rental Includes light, beat, zsa, tI pho.no and maid service. An Ideal home for those whe desire comfort ani service. Apsr'menls shown by appoint ment. Dodse sri't lith. Tvl'ir 4200. j fwn rooms and ltltcuenete. 410 Swect- v ood. avenue. Drawn for The Bee by McManu. sCopyrigbt. IK20 International Nems Sri vice. HELLa-DOCTOR -COME DiAUT fSvirr ,. ...... ,vJrl Tt-e MCVJH-1 r too cacs: : J FOR RENT APTS; AND FLATS Furnished. TWO and 8-room furnished apts., ateara heatL walking distance. Brown Ats., 508 N. 21st St. Doug. 6641. FOR RENT Business Property. Warehpuse For Rent - Five-story and basement brick build ing. 44x132 feet with sprinkler system and railroad trackage. Will Increase alze of building If need more room. DU,M0NT & CO 416-118 Keellne Bldg. Phone-Ug. 690. MOVING AND STORAGE. FIDELITY STORAGE "TV r, v a xi CO. STORAGE. MOVING. PACKING HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND PIANOS. REASONABLE RATES, i FkEE RENTAL SERVICE. V' COMPLETE LIST OF ' , HOUSES AND APARTMENTS. 16th and Jackson Sts.' Dvuglae 288. MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE. FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE, Separate locked rooms for household goods and pianos, moving, packing and shipping. OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE CO., 806 South 161. I Poug. 4163. METROPOLITAN VAN and STORAGE CO. Owned by ILtOBowen Co. . Tyler 3400. GLOBE VAN. TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO. Forreal service !n hauling or stor ' age, caU Tyler 250 or DougJas 4338. Auto or wagoirservlce. UNION TRANSFER CO. Let us estimate your morti.g, packtng and storage. 14105 Davenport Doug. 2903, DOGS CATS PETS. ROLLER Singers for sale. Colfax 3431. POULTRY AND SUPPLIES. MIXED ORAIN $3.75 per 100 lbs., dellv- r ,red. Wagner, 301 N. 16th St. Doug. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, -4j-, , Packard Packard Packard -A Every car listed' has been coin pletely renewed throughout and represents value which cannot be questioned. Service and satisfac tion are built into each one which carries a new car' guarantee. TiVst Series TWIN SLX com pletely renewed. Two to1 select -11 Ulll. - I - ... t-L ' Second Scrips TWIN. SIX com pletely renewed. Three touring -'-cars -and ione Phaeton to choose fronr. Ajt in special and rtry at tractive paint. f ' i . iThird Series TWIN" SIX com pletely renewed. Three touring cas painted special colors, which are in perfect keeping with these splendid 'carsT 7 These, cars are priced -at an equitable figure. Terns to re sponsible parties. Cars taken in echajige. ' ' , , " 1 a ' . ' Notice to Out-of-Town 4 Buyers Write us. . You may purchase any car from us as easily N and sfelv hv mai1,a 5f vnn wprc liirr in person t will refund ex- penses to anyone, trom out-ofl town, wno purcnase a car ironi us. All requests for" information " will be met promptly. ' t Packard Omaha Company 3016 Harney St. Tel. Har. 10. WILLIS SIX TOURING v This car will go to" the man who wants a irood, dependable six-cylinder car at a very low price; has Red Seal Continental motor, and the entire car is in tip-top condition; has fount new tire and all derails on the job are first class; guaranteed In jyery way; see It today. .' GUY L. SMITH. ' 26th and j Farnam. voug. ,1970, PACKARD TWIN u - CORD TIRES, GURANTEED SAME -AS NEW; MUST SELL; PART "CASH, BALANCE REASONABLE TERMS. DG, 6239. ' Buy a Guy L. Smith Used Car. ' - A SAFE1 INVESTMENT, i We always have a few first-class used cats which are real bargains. Each is guaranteed and with a real service behintLit. Call Doug las 1970 any time for description of cars and nrices. ' " -Drive it yourself COMPANY 1 RENT A NEW FORD DRIVE IT YOURSELF - RHE MOST ECONOMICAL AUTO MOBItING: CHEAPER THAN OWN ING A CAR. NEW. A-l CONDITION. SELF-STARTEKS OPEN DAY AND NIGHT THL S6f. DAYS. 1314 HOWARD STREET. DOPO. 3622. . HAYNES TOURIN'O ' ( " Thui car has been thoroughly rebuilt antTreflnlshed complete; It Is a five-pas- senger type and has divided front seats: i hae hail very little use, good care, and Is a late model; at the price we ask M won't last long; see It before it's gone; guaranteed In- every way, and a bargain for some ne. . GUY I.. 26th atruWFarnam. SMITH. V Poug. 1970. FOR' SALE motor, completely over liauled; a bargain: ran be iseen at Vln too .sarsee. ltjlio Vinton it. Tyler 3287. Tjc AUTOMOBILES BOB SALE, IlirXIP TflfflC for hire. Tyler HariungsJlVanBferCol'l 1 lizard at, SOMR bargains. In used Ford cara. Mc Caffrey Motor Co. "The Handy Ford , Service Station. Utb and Jacknoo. Doug laa 350. ' , - WESAVE"YQU f5 out of every ll on auto Ineurance. Ptione Pouglaa T78. l3 Peters l'rnst Bldg. Continental Inv. Co. 1 FOR 8AI.F! OR TRADE. NKW-4-PASSENOER AMES COUPE. APPERStN NEBRASKA MOTOR CO. - 23:6poIUEST. 0."RAO"E, IOxU ft'.; "complete, $160; we do all. kinds of building and repair work. Dlckson& Newman, So. :"4, or So. 1761. ,c DO YOU want ft food auto at a bargain price? All makes and sizes. Tern s or cash. Call Mr. ,Tone. rnn. 6188. WANTED For spoyessn. loo used carr, quick action: no delay. Auto Exchange A Co.. 20i'9 Farnafn St. Douglas 6033. FORDS. DOndECUBUICK FOR SALB7 OR M TRADE. EASY TERMS. CALL S. 8f, QfROUKB AUTO CO.. M1 8. tlthSt. f BARGAINS In new and used cars: alI Ford bodies, at Goldatrum Auto Sales, U18 Harney St.. Tyler 7H. - TH F'i DIxrE"AFlVER. ' W. R. NICHOLS MOTOR COMPANY, y 2620 Farnam St , OAKLAND Sensible SI. MARSH OAKLAND CO., N ,1309 Farnam ElL . WE have 50 good used care to select 1 from. All prices. . MEEK8 AUTO CO.. 2023 Farnam. - GARAGE, 10x16 ft. Complete. 3166. We do all kindt building and repairing. Dickson & Newman.-So. 2794 or So. 1761. .WANTED-rlOO CARS FcTrTdBAD' STOR N AGE. flARTUNG'S TRANSFER CO. TYLER 1976 OR WEB. 622C. ' GRANT light, 6. late model, fine shape. bargain: best offer, for ituick- sale. 410- No. 16th St., Doug. 3n:t0. FORDton truck. 1918. cab and rack body, fine shape. Cheap. Wal. 2791. LOTS. First addition. West Side, for tour ng car. Box A-4. ylniuba Bee. 1-TON truck cheap, or trade. Webster tlt.9. 3318 Parker St. FORD ..touring tar. 191 model. Call Doug. 9087, evenings. 1918 FORD ohassliTlIke new, 3210. Bar. gajn. Walnut 4743. rORD truck, bargajn. tWeb. 1 477. ' Motorcycles and Bicycles. WE HAVE number of guaranteed re i priced as low as 320. Wic- hi: hli'vclea nrle tor H. Roos. 27th and Leavenworth. Repairing and Painting. nintiTAi) r.riT?T.'S IVSTAI.T.RD. Manufactured In Omaha, 24-huur itv Ice' for auto truck and tractor. Exn-.-rt radiator and fender repairing; bejy ilnnt. removed! new fenders ntada OMAHA AUTOx RADIATOR MKG. CO., 1819 Cuming St. ' TyHer 17.. Tit-es and Supplies. USKD TfhES. "1 v' 30x3. 35.00: 30x3A 86.00. All ekw.ln proportion. Look over Vour rebullts. Op Sundays. Tyler 2966. V SAVIC.E TIRES. 08 N. 16th St. Keystone Tire Shop. NEW TIRES, 60 PER CENT DISCOL . i 30X3 1.x 30x3H ill. M 33x4 19. oft 32X3 .IH.SU .v.uw MAIL ORDERS FILLED. STANDARD TIRE CO.. 410 Nil. 16TT1. NEW TIRES FIRST-CLASS. 03 f.i$LP.85 I 3'!x4 319.95-- 30x314 13 95 33x4 '!? 36x 29. 9S I 34x4 20. GOODRICH KURD TUBES. 32.60. KAIMAN TIHE JOBBERS. 1722 CUMING. REAL ESTATE WANTED. YOU WANT TO SELL THAT HOUSSf? Want quick action T Just try us. rall Tvle, 4QK OSBORNE REALTY CO.. 430 Bee Bldg. fr. h,iv nr ell Dmaha Real Estate see FOWLER & M'DONALD, J121 City Nat'l Hank Bldg. Doug. 1426. W.G.SHRIVER Vnsurar- lf47- Omaha Nat. BAVE Inquirlea to a sell your pro A.JGrlmmel, Omn 47- Omaha Nst. Bank Bldg. P.. 1636. or homes; do you want ooertv? List it with C. Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg. HAVE buyers with 8000 cas?h, down: liat ith us. K. F. Clary t;cr.. S4u-uis Ames ave., North Omaha lieaitors, uouax 110. Bealt - FARM LANDS. Colorado Yands. FOR THE RENTER and the man with small means that wants a home I have some verxygood places near Cbeyenno Wells, Colo., that will suit you at bargain pxjcea with terms. E. M. BOTTORFF. Phone Harney liH. . 8520 Martha 8t.. Omaha. Neb. ; Kansas Lands. 166 ACRES, Franklin county. Kansas, S'-j miles town: all good tillable land; good Improvements: plenty of water; 35 acres,, pasture. 30 acres has been sown to tim othy and clover; 3 niUes 4-year vhlgn school; price $95 per acre; 13.000 or more -ccsh. remainder, gooeV terms. . Casifla, & Clark Land Co., Ottawa. Kas. t Missouri Lands. FARMS, farms, Forman's farms" over 100 well selected. Write Forma". 317 In ternational Life Bldg., St. Louis, for free list.'- Nebraska. Lands. YOUR FARM OR RANCH turned quickly into cash by our u.ilque method. " Write for booklet. Nebraska 'Realty Auction Co.. Central City, Neb. 4,000 ACRES Box Butte1 county farm land, $26 to $35 an acre In half section lots. 3. . AND R. E. MONTGOMERY. 213 City National Bank Bldg. FOR' SALE OR TRADE 160 acres. Daw . son Co., $6,000. $1,000 cash, balance easy terms. Address, McEathron, 144 X. 31sLAve. s A. A. PAlZMAN. Farms. 11 Karbach Blk. i S"outh Dakota Lands'. fFOR SALE One-half-sectlon of food land in ataniey county. Adure?a a. Araue, Sansarc, 3. P., Box 53. Wisconsin Lands. - 11 ANDOLOGY special number iust out con taining 1920 facts or clover land 111- MarineUfi county, vi isconsin. ir ror a home Btw as an Investment you are thinklmr of buying rood' farm lands where farmers grow rich, send at one for this speclel number of 'Landology. Jtr Is free on nequest. Address Skldmore Rlehle Land Co., 433 Skldmore-Klehle Bldg.. .Marinette. W. FINANCIAL, f Real Estate T.oans. CITY AND FARM LOANS. DUMONT It CO. 416-411 Keellne Bldg. OMAHA 1 OMES EAST. NEB. FARMS. O'KEEFE, REAL ESTATE CO.. 1016 Om. N.it. Bk. Bldg. Tloug. 2 716.' DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY LOANS.-. Lowest rates. Frivato loan booths. Harry Malashock. 1,514 -Podge. - P. 6613. Es. 183 '.. PRTVATF MONEY. 11.10 to siu.Quu maaa nromDtiv, rF. P. WEAD. Wend Bldg.. 810 S. 18tb St. ' PRIVATE MONEY. SHOPEN ft. COMPANY, Doug. 4!!!. PROMPT service, reasonable rates, prlvste money. Gorvifl Eroc 345 Omaha-Net. REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS. -Garage Building, $3,Q00 Cash Nea-r 26th and Ames, "brick building, 45x124, concrete .floor, second ntory over 9nt, fast grow ing district near Belt Line and showing good "xeturnn. Can give 30 days possession. Price, $18,006 on terms that should interest ynu, Payne Investment' Co., -x REALTHH3. 537 Orn Natjl Bank Bldg. Douglas 1781 WALSH-BLMER CO.". Realtors.- 1t. Estate Investment! Insurance, Rent- ala ;Tyrer 1536. 333 .Securities Bldg. INVESTIGATE Proven Exchange System; results guaranteed, Cha. Merh. Patt r- son Bllt. D. 2048. REAL ESTATEUNIMPROVED ' GOOD (ot. factory or resldenc'. on Soifli X, JOth! a barnaln; owner, JI. J. peLand, Norfolk, Nb. 9 Acreage. - HOME 'AID ACREAGE Seven-room semi-bungalow, built. Just 6' years: full cement basement and furnace, five acres of good land, chicken houses and cow barns; located on 60th atrea rfbuth of Center street. Price 38, 000. Reasonable terms. Must be told to settle jestate. OSBORNE REALTY OX (30 Peters Trust Bldg. Douglas 2282. REAL E ST ATE SUBURBAN. Benson. rCRCKD TO . SACRIFICE Two swell pressed brick llaV building, facing ea e.rveia. waising aistsnce. weei. in come ve $6,000 per year. Need the money and, right party can make I r.y can make their 1 wn terms. Hox Y-l 8. umana nee. Florence. . NETHAWAT, Suburbia (rop'tyCoL 110, 1 v- 'i 1, '7 ' V-