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THE"" BEE: OMAHA. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBKK 11, llJ').
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Cohvmlentiv Vested. Furnished
thioughout. Suites of two and three
rooms, with combination tub and shower
bath. Kitchenettes completely equipped.
Weekl rental Includes light, heat, gas.
telephone and -maid service. An Idesl
hbine for those twit deslr comfort and
seVlce. parment shown by sppoiut.
mnt. Dodge ant 18th. , Tylr 4200.
TWO and S-room furnished apts., sieam
, heat: walking distance. Browo Apts.,
608 N. 21st St. Doug. 8644.
TWO rooms and lcltchenete. 410 Swset-
v ood avenue,
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ficea: MAIN OFFICE.. .Ni;th and Farnam Sla.
.South Side 231 a N St.
Council Bluffs 15 Scott St.
WANT ADS RECEIVED BY PHONE AT
TYLER 1000
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DEATH & FUNERAL NOTICES.
O'DOHERTY Charles, age 3 years, tiled
September t. from lingering Illness. Fu
neral from the Hoffmann funeral home.
, Saturday at 6:41) a. in., to St. Johns
church at a. ni. InternTent Danbury,
la., leaving Umaha via Northwester.!
railroad at. 7:48. Deceased Is survived by
his father, Joseph l'Dohrty: one sis
ter, Mary, and two brothers, Joseph .nd-
rrnK.
TO.MY Chester,
111S N. 20th St., died
Funeral services Friday,
Sept. $, 192
Sept. If. 1820, at 2 p. in., from Fero's
chapel. 23d and Cuming. Interment in
West Lawn cemetery. Friends invited.
i)AVTES 3r. Chas. 11.. of Tecumseh.
Nab.. tiled Sept. 10, at local hospltssl.
Funeral arrangement will be made
lster by The Burket Chapel, Harney
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
STACK & FALCONER '
OMAHA'S BEST.
PIERCE-ARROW AMBULANCE
SERVICE.
Thirty. third snti 'Farnam. Harney 64.
HULSE & RIEPEN,
PfONEER FUNERAL. DIRECTORS.
701 South 16 th St Douglas 1228.
HEAFEY & HEAFEY,
Undertakers and Embalmers.
Phone H. 265. , Office 2611 Farnam.
FLORISTS.
LEE L. LARMON
Fontcnelle
Florists.
1814 Douglas St. Douglas H24..
JOHN
BATH. 18th and FanHni.
D. 5000.
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Henderson, 1519 Farnam.
Douglas izi.
BIRTHS AND DEATHS.
' Births Carl and Christina Norgard, 4C02
Cii.ter St.. girl; Cleon and Edna Buttery,
3120 Miami St., boy; Arthur and Rais
IVihuag. S721 So. 16th St., boy; Thorvald
and Mabel Matsen. 3.114 So. 20thKt., boy;
Roy and Grace Crowder, 2986 Woolworth
St., twins, girl; John and Autlrey Hoff
man, S2 Q St., Kirl: tiuifeppe and Ro.
ssria Cetrano. 1247 So. 14th St., girl;
Alvin and Mamie Peterson. 1419 So. Hth.
St.. girl: Samuela!Kl Anna Sipnpr, hos
pital, boy; W. O. and Ada Jensen, 2721
Spaulding St., girl.
Deaths Tortv cnestr. 51. 11 r No. 20th
Si.; Anna Uoldbeig. 28, hospital; Sam
AVaxmsn. R5. hospital. '
MARRIAGE tlCENSES
The following couples have been issued
licenses to wed: a
Saul Alter, 46, Omahl,!nd Rose Stein,
44, Omaha. . ,
. Lee Hall, 41, Omaha, and Ethel Pollard.
19, Omaha, a ,
Clarence Leo. 48, Omaha, and" Sarah
Si: kfleld, 50. -Oman.-..
Alois .Taros, sver 21, Omaha, and Anna
I'skae. over 18, Omaha.
William W. Whyte. 21. Salt Lake CUT.'
L'tsh, and Gladys L. D. Henrie, 1, Omaha.
Giuseppe Nlcrpll, 26, Omaha, and Glu
seppa Costella. 2J, Omaha.
John A. B. Goff, 62, Kirkavllle, O., and
MaryIIarbert,69,Shelby, Neb. '
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BUILDING PERMITS.
Frank Ousler, 912 Mason, cement block
jaioge, $200.
Ben l.ovcnsky. J747 North vForty-f If Ih
avenre, frame garage, $000. ,
ATTRACTIONS.
et ANTED For Fairbury'n B B B B Festi
val, free open air acts; ran also use ona
nsatlonal act; want also paid conces
sions, allows, etc Ipctober 12. 13, 14,
,15. 16. Held on business streets. Xo.
gato admissions. Communicate with
Leo Logan. Secretary. Fairbury, Ken.
T-nT irnitnn aun DTnr a tt-.c
j TOR ARTICLES LOST on stMaTcarslSle
J phone Tyler 800. We are anxious to re
I store lost srttcles to rightful owner.
OMAHA . COUNCIL BLUFFS ST. RT.
tOST Wrist watch, between Jth and 10th
on Farnam or Farnam car line, gift
from father. Ty. 831 or Har. 568".
Reward. '
LOST Brindle bull, white breast, .acrew
tail. Liberal-reward for return. 2610
Seward. Webster 64G9or Tyler39;0.
LOST Brown sweated Jacket in Elrnwood
park. 8,5 reward and no questions
asked. Dou;. 1?34 rWal. 6U8 .
LOST A nickel plated watch, return to
A. Holden.. 2223 W. Reward.
SPECIAL- NOTICES.
lO AVIATORS Have, you entered in the
great Omaha to Crawford Airplane
Race? This race leaves Omaha betwei.i
the hours f 8 and on-the mornlns
of September lilth The rules of the
i rave reo.uires one landing at Grand
, , Island, whtre ouwill get your clea'g
ante card. No, required time for stop
; V Ping there butTust long enough to get
' ' supplies. If you need them, and vour
?' elearanc card. From Grand Island, It
,i Is up to jou whether you land again
or not.
$1.000. 'flr.t'; J500, second, and $303,
; third, and oil and as expense for ihe
; ; trip to the losers, free license for the
carrying or passengers from Crawfoid
City park during- September 16, 17 and
S. to all contestants in this race. No
other machines allowed to carry pas
sengers from this point underjtnv con
sideration during our fair. Alt ma
chines arriving at Crawfordand com
peting in this race, to bein service
In thec!tjr for carrying of passengers
during the threw days pf our fair. Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday, and Sunday,
If they desire. The three winners nf
the race to fly together over the city
cf Crawford on Friday afternoon, Sep
ternoer ITth, after which they will
land, appear before the judges' stand
and recelv their i.rlse money as fol
lows: First prise, JL000 In gold; sec
ond prize. $500 in currency; third prize,
J'.OO la silver.
All -planes will start from Ak-Sar-Beu
field In Omaha. The starters will
be Nelson B. Updike, Waiter W. Head,
"Joepb, Polcar, Paul F. Skinneraland
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, Henry Doorly. Be on the Ak-Sar-Ben
field at K o'clock prompt.
j . Wir or writ ma q.uick for entry
.blanks. VV ' " f - .
tRAAV'FOSrr JtRI-STATH FAIR ASSO
CIATION, hf Arah'U' Hungerford,
President; B. F.' Richards Secretary.
WANTED CmesMion men to underslaud
that Crawtora Is putting on the biggest
fairs this Jar ' ever before attempted,
, Our streets and our park will be alive
With people. Reserved space will be
;' Hven you If you get In early. Prices
1 of concessions fot stands for the throe
days, September 16, 17 and 18 (you
' arj allowed to start on the 15 if you
' desire); is-lll raign from 116 to $20, ac
' rordlnr to location. Tou can locate up
town or at the park. This prlca covers
doll racks, refreshment atands. cane
1 racl;s. etc.; ferris wheels. $100; merry
', go-rounds, $10e. We want concession
lsts and we troar them rlgiit when theT
come. Ask th boys who were here
last year. Communicate art once with
A-ah L. Hvngerford, president; Dr. B.
F.. 1 Richards, secretary; 'Crawford,
DaVes jaunty, Nebraska. - -
CONCESSION MEN.
Get busy un write tulck for con
' ecssion space blank and get in your
1 crder quick for a concession at the
1 Crawford Tri-State Fair and Race Meet
for September lth, 17th and, 18th. Get
all set up the 15th. The biggest crowds
ever at a fair in the west Is predicted
for this fair.. Tha people of three
' states will loin here for a bis: time.
' The big- Omaha-Crawford Airplane Race
4ves umana in toe morning ana ar
rives here In th afternoon of Septem
ber 16th. Concession spaces, $15, $20
and $25. Twenty feet along the side
walk, ten feet deep into the street.
V Get In your order at once. Wire or
v mite for blanks showing location an J
r prices. Arah L. Hunrerforii, President:
Dr. B. F. Richards, Secretary, Ctawfard,
Nebraska.
-, .PERSONAL. , ,
THE SALVATION Army Industrial hom
solicits your old ilothtner, furniture,
Biagasines. We eoliket W distribute.
. Phon Dour- 4125 and our wagon will
weal 1. Call and inspect our new home.
- 1110-1112-1114 Dodge St.
NOTICE Is hereby given that I will not
assume any responsibility for debts con
tracted by my wife, Mrs, Anna Menni.
Slgnesl. Fred L. Mennte.
LEAVLNO Baird Sanitarium in Bsird
Bldr. to 32$ LeFlant Bldg.. across 'the
" street north P. -O. Mrs. Head.
SWEDISH MASSAGE by appointment t
your residence. Miss E. Anderson. De.
' ' i218. ' -
FACIAL massage, manicuring. For ap
pointment call Ty. 53SMlas O. Jacobs.
SYSTEM of Swedish massage in homier
will go out. Doug. 94.
FLECTRO Therapy massage 318 Neville.
MASSAGE 210 j"ortk Seventeenth SL-j
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
DancingAcademies.
TJ"PT PTTSJT? school " for Dancing.
XVlJlj-r lVi Hi 4J4 Farnam. D. TSoO.
Classes now forming.
AUTISTIC .DANCI-N'O- CLASSES Ff)R
CHILDREN; SEASON, 1 $-0. KEEP'S,
HOTEL ROilE. '.
WE teach ballroom, all kinds fancy danc-
iEcL.j?isyii'..H..
' Detectives.
JAMES ALLAN. 312 Nevilla
lRlk. Evi.
dwice secured in all cases.
Tyler 11 3i
tt ELI ABLE Detective Bureau, Railway
Ex.Bldg. Dou&-.26. Night. Cjl.4G5.
p'l 'P K I N ' S NATIONAL DETECTIVE
AGENCY, Incut poiated. Douglas 11117,
Arlington Blk.. cmfha, Neb. '
Paintino; and Decorating.
IN'l'EfllOIt varniBhinir. decoratiiig.
enameling, ftrmrn rcfinished, wall paper
cleaned. Tyler 1426. f ,
GOOD painting, papering; quick service;
r e a so n a ble pr i c ea. J Web . 27:1 :.
PAINTING
paperhanglng. piasteilng.
Walnut 457.
FIRST-CLASS paperhanfilng; painting. D.
v 4909. .
PAINTING, psperhanglng
Walnut 5452.
Hemstitchir.
end Plfatine.
ACCORDION, side. knlf-, sunburst box
l leating, covered buttons, all izes and
styles; hemstitchira, plcot tdg:-)g. eye-
let cut work, buttonholes. pennaM"
Tdeal .Pittun and Pleating Co.. 308
Brown 1 Bile. Dou glas 1930.
Top Notch Shop Heinstitchinir. hraKtlnir,
beading, all kinds Meating. Dojg. 6011.
' Hoom 33. Douglas Blk.. 16th and Dege.
Miscellaneous Announcements;
SEWING MACHINES
We rent, reoair; wll needles anji parts.
MICKEL'S
uh an! Harney. -Douglas 1918.
TREK -rRlMMIXp AND RE
PAIRING LAWNS, TEL. WEB.
5649.' "
DIAMOND Sr , pft 'p, vl .
to buy back a, small profit. GROSS
I .lEWELIir CO. 402 N. 10th St Dougv
ian ou. ,
' PAXTON-MIVCJHELL CO.
2'Mh and Martha Sts., Omaha, rjt
Brass, bronze, aluminum Mid machine
gray Iron castings. , ' .
OMAHA PILLOW CO. Feather-mattresses
made from your own feathers, suhtmfr
a nd winter TWsVes. 1907 Cumin g. D. 2ii .
SAFETY rar.or blades sharpened, new ra
zors. razor blades sold, Oinam Razor
Sharpening Co. 1522 Dodge, lt'3 N. 1 6.
BELL'S MENTHOL OINTMENT can be
puTchastd at Rialtv Drug Store. 15th
en a Doug'as 8ts. . Cmaha. Neb.
HATS cteaned and tr.ocked wh'la vou wait.
r. Paxton Hat Wiiiiks, I607H Fa.-Eam
St. Work guaranlfed. D. 69J
GET our figure on roofs; work guaran
teed. North We,st Ready Roofing Co.,
av SO. 3 I St.
I. II. SIS developed: pn
mtink an
The Ensi
nd e'llarg'mtr.
wine ror prices.
Howard St.
gn vo., Itu7
JOHNSON, chimney sweep and furnace
cleaning, repairs; 20 years' experience.
'Ifrler -5210. ;
JAMES W. MARTIN.- Patent Attorney,
1716 Dodge St. Patent your-Invention
and sell it to a manufacturer. - .
DENTISTRY exchanged for I.iberty'boiids,
face value. .Dr. Secor. 1017 1st Nat'l. Bk.
iv'EDDING announcements and printinti.
Dougias Printing Co. Tel. Douglas 844.
riUL dress suhs and tuxedos for rent,
109 N. IGth'
John Feldman.
D. 3123.
OMAHA WELD1XG CO. "Tha Ca'eful
welders. latn anq .lacKson. u. 3ai.
CIVIL ENGINEER aria draftsman open
for position.. Phone Harney 5914.
5A"WTji$BARGAIXS. 12th & FarramJ
JilO t t IV.i-i.ht Rife Co.
City Mattress
po..
mattresses remade.
5162.
-A L
Carrie J. Burford, 620 Paxton Bid. D. II JS.
Dr. Bradbury. No palj. 921 W. O. W. BlaV
VKAVING, .ldr'jg remade. Tyler Hi; 3.
Oraah a Towel Supjiy. 207 S. lit h. D. 528.
DRESSMAKING All kinds. Web-.5622.
GAS stoves connected, $2; repaired. H. f61S
FOR SALE.
K jrr.it ure and Household Goods, rf
AUCTION! ATJCTtON! j
Extra high grade and staple furni
ture fromi six good Omaha homes, in
my auction hoise, southeast corner 18th
end Webster streets, Saturday, Septem
' lr 11; starts at 1 p. m. sharp. This
is one of the biggest' and best fumi-
ture sales I have had for' a king time
consisting of four good pianos. tw gooti
grafonolas, two vlctrolas with recasts,
nine extra good Wilton velvet ruga. 9x12
and 8-3x10-6, fourteen' good 9x12 Ax
.minater rugs, several small rugs in WiL
!lon velvet, body" Brussels an Axminster,
one mahogany parlor suite, four good
mahogany library tables, three extra
vBOdKak Horary .tables, standard elec
triciajnps, several library lamps, book
cases and, books, writing desk-and chair,
sit. extra gnookuUBjng room sets com
plete, one-"birds maple bedroom suite
all except the bed! consists of dresser,
vdresstng table, chiffioner and chairs,
.one single poster taiahogany bed with
box springs and mattresses, one very
.expensive American walnut bedroom
suite complete -with vanity dresser.
Lin. L.'tiicr, mcu .uu vi, n.io, ac.cni
massive brass beds complete . w4th
springs and mattresses. Simohs and
Vernis Martin beds complete, several
cassian . walnut and oak dressers antt
chiffoniers, wall mirror, sereral leathtf
good American walnut, mahogany, CIf
caslan walnut and oak dressers and chlf
chlffohlers. Wall mirror, several leather
chairs, two duofolds, one davenport,
sewing machines, electric cleaners, elec-
' trie fans, gas ranges,' steel ranges.
kitchen cabinets. Ice boxes! dishes, cook
ing utensils, garden tools, laundry equip
ment and hundreds of articles v-to
numerous to mention; some of this lljtf
niture is lust like new.
jTAMES L. DOWD. Auctioneer.
If- you have anything to sell call
Douglas 3285 or Ty. 966.
. AUCTION" (AUCTION
Extra high grade nl staple furniture
from six good homes will be sold in my
auction housef southeast corner 18th and
Webster streets, Saturday, September 11,
starts at 1 p. in.
Thl furniture consists of complete
furnishings from the homes at 559 South
26th street. 1106 South 83d street. Ange
lus Apt. 46 Izard Apt. No. 4, 66 No.
33d street, ftnc complete home from
Council Bluffs: this is one of the biggest
sates I have had for a long time and
t consists of some very expensive fur-
niture.
JAMES; L. DOWD. Auctioneer. '
If you have anything to sell call
Doug. 3285 or Ty. 968.
AUCTION SALE, '
807 S. 17TH ST.
Sale of unredeemed household goods
begins at 10 a. m. Saturday, Sept. 11.
All varieties of household geoMs will
be sold., "-r. . .
OMAHA VAN -STORAGE
CO.
MOVING. ,,WILL SELL CHEAP. GA3
RANGE. PIANO. BUFFET AND PHON
OORAPH. WALi 1307. '.-"
WE buy old and new furniture, w peygi
beet price. r.ureKB rurnnure to. neo.
4206. 1417 North 24th. - '
"P.anos and Musical Instruments.
A. HOSPE CO. .hdlnrfu.i2
Pianos for fent, $.00 per mrntj '
DRUMStraps. marimbas. Instructions,
repairing. Phone Harney 2967. Geo. A.
Smith. 3761 Davenport St.
PHONOGRAPH (Edison), also cabinet
and records for sal reasonable. Wal.
2T91. .!
NEW ilio Victor victrola: bargain: room
29. Merrlam hotel, after S o'clock. ,
PIANO and bench pterms. Call Waluut
1741 after t.
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FOR SALE.
Type writers and Supplies.
typewriters
addixgamachines
ALL MAKES, bought, etfld, n-nte and
repaired. Sole agents for thexCORONA
C.et our price before jou buy. Every
tvacnine guaranteed.
j Central Typewriter Exc.
pourlas 3I?, 1912 Farnam.
PP.1 vrECTOC P. A t- H S.
320 Nevill Bllig.
F & E.'s: bargains.
ALL MAKES Typewriter Co.. "all makes."
" 205 S. 18th St Tyler 2414..
Miscellaneous Articles.
GLASS FOTr SALE.
SIZES 6x7, 6x8. 8x10, BEST GRADE:
, PAN BE USED FOR HOT HOUSES,
WIRELESS SETS. ETC.
CALL '
MR. HADLET,
TYLER 1000.
ENORAVINO DPPT.
L.Uy will sacrifice $75 set Hudson seal
furs, sto'e and muff, never worn $3:,
vMso beautiful squirrel stole and French
seal coat. The Harley. 20th and Far
nam, Suite 111, Mrs. McNamara.
SHORTtime. sure anil safe Investment.
7 per cent city warrants to net you 10
i per cent. E. Gr'Holomon. 213 Karbach
Hltig. D. 5262'
WE buy, sell safes, make desks, show
eases, etc. Omaha Fixture & Supply Co..
S. W. Cor. 11th and Douglas. D. 27S4.
V.'E buy, sell and exchange ait makes
of typewriters. Write for list. Midland
lfficeSiipplyCo.. 1404 Dodce j
SUIT, size 36. dark blue; a 1 so good sewing
machine, very reasonable, address, liux
X-6.OmahaBee. J
BLUE serge cape, bluck) plush' thow;
leather cov'id rocker forsale. So.3266.
PORTABLE parage ; fireproof; 12x16. J616
Webster, Call Doug. 5190 after 6.
GOOD second hand lumber, also 3 boilers,
fine shape, cheap. Tyler 1746.
CHAPES for sale
i and Sprague Sts.
at Walstrom's.
Colfax 2915.
60tU
MAN'S overcoat, medium , weight, size 40f
2720 Ames Ave. Colfax 4043.
HdOSIER
complete,
, new siaeuoara,
S. 29th St.
bed
1129
I'OK SALE
10-foot refrigerator.
display
case.
311 S. 17th' St.
DRY short kindling wood for sale. Acme
BoxCo., H.183L -
6VERQA3 size 38i Wal.3780. Mr.
Clayton.
NEW baby sulky, wick.3rstop, $12. Col. 237.
GENUINE white fox fur. $35. Tyler ttf.
KINDLING, delivered, oWtp. Web. 1286.
KINDLING and lumber. Web.
45f.
WANTED TO BUY.
DESKS DESKS, DESKS
New desks; used desKs bought, sold and
traded. J. C. Reed, 130T Farnam.'D. 6148.
Wl LL buy second-hand clsthlr.g, shoes ind
furniture. Ty. 2598. A. Zavett. 705 N.. 16.
LfHERTY bonds iiought. iracle Bond
House, 1411 First Nat l Bk. Sldg.
-SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.
WANTED Steady . work for man and
team. Call Douglas 9S49.
HOUSE cleaning, odd jobs. Harney 6645.
Female.
HOUSEKEEPERS. LAUNDRESSES.
Watch the Domestlo column of The
-Bee. Lots of good places ar always
advertised. Don't miss them.
PLA IN SEWING, ironing or care of chil
riien few days a week. Wal. 2811.
JkRESSMAKlNG, silk shirts specialty. Ty.
M229.
PLAIN sewing wanted. Web. 166L
YWORK wanted, H- 7007"'
Laundry and Day Work '
bAUNDRY or cooking. Experienced.
Web. 4294. j
LAUNDRY.'' housecleanlng. day work..
,Web. 2244.
LAUNDRY wanied;
fax 251t. ' T .
whito woman, Col-
LAUNDRY or cooking.
.4499. j ,
Experienced. Web.
DAY . work
wanted;
experienced- Web.
DAY work;
experienced laundress. Doug.
3W.
IRONING,
2222-.
cleaning,, day work, Web.
b U XDLE washing, experienced)
Webster
1508.
DAT work
2534,
laundry; experienced. Ty.
DAYWORK laudry, experienced woman.
Web. 6099.
DAY
WORK:
experienced colored lady.
Webster '4632.
DAYWORK, bundle washing, kitchen
worlfc- Web. 6406. ' ;
BUNDLE "washing." soft waterr Web. 6949.
LAUNDRY work ; experienced. Doug. W07.
DAY WORK, exp colored. Tyler 3158.
DAY work, laundry, experienced. Ty. 3571.
BUNDLE washing neatly done. Web. 4748.
DAYWORK, house cleaning. Harney 5129.
LAUNDY, day work. Webster 1256.
DAY work wanted. Web. 698.
Inli
HELP WANTED MALE.
Stores and Offices.
TRY our service In locating a position. We
get results. V
RIGHT REFERENCE CO.,
636 First Nat. Bank.
BOOKKEEPER. $160; statement clerk,
$115; steno., $126; office man, $136-8150.
Watts Ref. Co., 912 First National Bank.
WANTED Three or 4 competent clerks.
Apply in .person. Cudahy Packing So..
ISouth Side. 33d and N sts. - r
W-VfTED Experienced bookkeeper, Ap-
ply Culahy Packing Co.t" 14th and Jones.
WANTED Two grocery clerks at once.
Apply at 2801 Farnam. Sommer Bros.
IV.WED Office clerk. Cudahy Packing
Co.. 14th and Jones Sts.
Professions ard Trades.
WANTED.
S YOUNG MEN
' IN SHIPPING DEPARTMENT.
FINE CHANCE FOR PROMOTION
AND STEADY EMPLOYMENT.
APPLY SHIPPING CLERK.
LOOSE-WILES BISCUIT CO.,
12TH AND DAVENPORT.
One good , stove and furnace repair man.
also one good stove molder; state age,
experience and wages wanted In first
letter. R. A. McCay. Write us. Peeler.
)shls Stove .and Fourdry Co., 1004 E.
Missouri St.. 'El Paso. Tex.
WANTED Saleamen for Ford automo-
biles; must be live wires; 4 per cent
commission; territory the best; do not
wait to write come see me. John Mon
rica, Fremont, Neb. v
WANTElfc Young man for reportorial and
mailing room work. Good opportunity
for one who shows "brains and pep.
Joumal-Stockinan Co., Stock Yards Sta
tion, Omaha. t
BROOM .makers wanted, up-to-date fac
tories, highest wages paid, open shops.
Secretary Minnesota Broom Mfgrs. as-
'. soctation, 1818-20 6th Ave., No. Min
neapolis. Minn.
WANTED Moulder man for sash
and j
Co.. I
door fstctory.
fstctory,
canity,
Geo v P. Smith
Charles
la.
,.. ,t,-H. --" i' .!, ssa-Mt -
HELP WANTED-MALE.
Professions, and Trades.
TWO UE WAN
ANTED
INRECEIVING DiEPT.
STEADY WORK AND GOOD
.CHANCE FOR ADVANCEMENT.
LOOSB-WtLES BlSCL'l'lKCO..
I
12TH AND DAVENPORT. '
Hman wanted"
who uiiaerstands cutting to cut
silk for neckties. Good position
for the right man. Steady work
aird good wafees. Apoly
SMKTH-LOCKWOOD MFG. CO.,
J3th and Castelar.
Douglas $351. f
LEARN A TRADE-. ....
-r
Barbers wanted everywhere. We
guarantee a position and teach you,ln a
I few wreeks. Write for big free catalog.
Myler Barber College, HO S:J4th St.
YOUNG man, study law. Eva. downtown
sesstons. Unlver. of Omaha -Caw Dept.
Thorough course; nominal tuition. Sec.
404OmahaNational Bldg. ,
WANTED Capable young man who can
heTpK-are for mental cases. Good wages
anu living expenses. Address Box 1619,
WANTED First -class druggist. Sher
man & MeConnell Drug Co., General Of
fice, I 2nd floor, 19th & Farnam Sts.
Salesmen and Solicitors.
s
GROCERY MEN WANTED.
SEVERAL EXPERIENCED, RELI
ABLE GROCERY MEN F CLEAN
HABITS AT ONCE TO WORK IN OUR
STORES AND BECOME MANAGERS.
WE EXP HOT TO OPEN SEVERAL
MORE STORES SOON AND CAN OF
FER YOU BETTER OPPORTUNITIES
THAN IF YOU RUN YOUR OWN
STORE. JOIN A LIVE WIRE AND
r RAPID GROWING CONCERN. APPLY
J. . THAYER, GEN. lUPT.. BASKET
STORES . CO.. 7H5 S NINTH 8M
OMAH-V. LETTER ONLfY. NO PHONES.
SA.KSMA.V cairiTig on department- store
ar.d furniture trade tof-carry a line of
porch shaftes. This should pay the first
' season from $1,600 to $2,000. ' Season
i ?ust starting. Advise full (particulars,
first letter; confidential. Automatic
Certain Co. (Seguin), Sauk Rapids,
iiiinn. , m
jl .. 1 . . I
DESIRE the services of salesmen for Nev
braska to renresent a wholennlii nnA
manufacturing men's furnishing goods
concern. Liberal commission and good
territory. State experience and give
references In first letter. Address Mgr.
of Sales, Box 1343, Pes Moines, la.
WANTED Young men going to school to
workeln ourTitores as clerks afternoons
and Saturdays. Apply by letter only.
'"No phones."
! BASKET STORES CO..
715 S. 'lnth. F. '. Thayer, Gen. Supt.
WANTED A salesman by an eastern
h house to sell suitcases and bags, covers
lr.g Nebraska and the western portion'
of North and South Dakota. Box
Y-1 266,Bee.
SPECIALTY salesmen in silverware, rugs
aivd blankets; can use couple of good
men, out of town work. C. F. Adams
Cot, 621 South 16th PL
TWO good house ttThouse salesmen for
blankets, comforters, rugs and silver
. wares good money to hustlers. C. F.
Adams Co., 623f South 16th St.
Agents and Canvassers.
A RELIABLE DISTRIBUTOR
wanted at once, Omaha, to job ex
clusively high lustre finish, an
auto -accessory of the Fcasels lab-
t
Oratory, which preserves the orig-
ipal finish) -ori varnished or enam
eled surfaces.. Eastern jobbers
having exceptional sales results.
Now establishing western .repre
sentation. Will" co-operate fully
ivlth live representative, local ad
vertising circulars, etc. A bus
ness preposition, not a promotion
scheme. Write today for full par
ticulars. Address Feasels I.abora
tqry 9-11-13 Desbrosses fit., New
York, N. 'T.
r
HoteU and Restaurant...'
1
WANTED
EXPERIENCKD SECOND COOK.
" PERMANENT POSITION.
APPLY
r GREEN ROOM CAFE,
s BRA-'DEIS STOE
,Boyg.
f BOYS WANTED ("
FQR FACTORY WORK. ' '
STEADY WORK. fOOD WAGES.
. GORDON-LAWLESS CO.,
ITH AND DODGE. 'Vr
PFFICE BOYi 1
At orice. lust beaver 16
years old.
ITEN BISCUIT CO.,
WE have several openings for young menJ
in learn teleDhone switchboard, installa'i
tton work: liberal starting salary with
opportunity for s advancement in an in
teresting job. Apply RoomslS Tele
phone Bldg.r a. Tn. to 6 p. m.
MESSENGER AND STOCK BOYS
WANTED.
' APPLY 718
THE NEW TELEPHONE BLDG.
WANTED Boys to work all soda fountain
after school. Beaton Drug Co.
Miscellaneous.
MEN WANTED
FOKGENERAtTYARD WORK.
APPLY TIMEKEEPER,
'U.N'ION STOCK YARDS CO.,
SOUTH SipE. '
C
WANTED COMPETENT FOREMAN
For packing and oarload shipping de
partment; must be experienced in pack
ing ciseals. flour and feed, loading and
truckipg car and able to handle men:
good salary; steady .lob; only first-class
, man considered. Apply In person. Miller
Cereal ttlls. 26thJand Center. ..
UXPEKlENCED ear winner" wanted. -H.
Filial, 2019 Farnam St. v - ..('
, rELP WAMTEI-MALE
y Miscellaneous.
MEN WANTED,
FOR PAVING WORK
V ATFlPILLIftN. NEB,
APPLY
ARTHUR A.,DOBSON CO.,
PAVILLION. NEB.
WANT three first-cJass carpenters, mill
wright experience, flour mill work and
night seed packer. Miller Ifereal MJlls.
IjCth and Center. .'
WANTED Collector, first class man on
installment accounts. C. F. Adams, (28
South 16th St.. , - .
help Wanted female
Stored and Offices.
ANNOUNCEMENT
'.; r
W e have openings fori, two cap
able young women wishing to take
up -Long Distance '- Telephone
work,'"' ,
h4'
"Apply to
MISS BELL, '
318 Telephone Bldg., --Between
9 A. M. and 5 P. M,
American Telephone &
' TelegrapH Co.
GIRB WANTED
For general office work
unnecessary; apply at onee.
experiene
MORRIS & CCL
STENOGRAPHERS and bookkeepers get
big Salaries and have pleasant work.
You will soon be in one of these posi
tions If you take a course at Omaha's
efficient business school. Day school
t a a. m. i p. m., snowing. you
to work afternoon. Night school Mon
day and Thursday. Positions secured
for all graduates. American Institute
of Business Efficiency. Douglas 7774.
STENOGRAPHER, uptowji office, $110:
Elliott Fisher opr., $100; general office
clerk, auto firm, $85; typist and office
clerk, $85.
WESTERN REFERENCE & BOND ASS'N
736 First National Bank Bldg. '
BOOKKEEPER, out Of city. $175 and
board.
EMPLOYMENT SPECIALISTS.
THE MARTI CO.A1126 W. O. W. Bldg.
EXPERIENCED bookkeeper, good
pen -
man; apply In own handwriting stating
experience and salary wanted. Address
P. P.; Box 258, Omaha. Neb.
TRY our service in locating a position. We
. get results.
RIGHT REFERENCE CO.,
536 First Nat. Bank.
WANTED An experienced bookkeeper
also an office clerk. Cudahy Packing
Co.fHtJi and Jones. '
EXPERIENCED stenographer; apply ' to
Mr. Tighe, Pclton's. Garage, 2019 Far
ina m St. .
WANTED A young lady to 'clerk in gra-
cry store. .. F. H. Buffet &, Son,si so.
Tith t
STENOGRAPHER.
beginner, $50
be'gii
paid.
811 Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg.
Professions and Tradef.
YOUNG LADIES
Do you want a "permanent posi-j
lion? . ' - . . I
' ' ''- .
No nrofessioil "tedav offers bet
ter'opportnnities f6r-good salaries
and steady employment than local
or long distancei tclephqne work.
- The work is fascinatfng, pleas
ant, healthful surroundingsannual
vacationswithVult pay: sick and
accident' benefit, without cost toj
cmploj'tf.-; . j v
No cxerierici necessaVy-; sub
stantiaLwe-ekly pay ,wliih hi train
ing; rapid advincerhciit.
Parent ' ijivited t ' investigate
working conditions." .-,.. ..
' - Apply to ' "
- MRS. MORRIS, .
- Emproyment Secretary,
- , Room 616, v
v NewJ Telephone. BuilUing,
Nineteentn'aitci Douglas Streets. 1
;'
r MErreHANDiSE'rOUR ABILITY '
GLANCE BACK THEN LOOK AHEAD;
X ' WANTED.. 25 . . .,
fnexpe'rienced girls aver 1 year
and active women can sell their
services Ifi us at top prices, Prac-
tic makes perfect; W,. pay you
while, learning and at piece work
- -you are assured high mony every
Saturday. Look head.
Don't phone. See our siipeHn
tendent if, you are ready to wrk.
SKINNER MANUFACTURING CO..
1 14th and Jack son.
" . I ' ,'. ' ;'-.-'- ' '
WANTED ' ' .
WOME35 AND GIRLS
r FOR FACTORY WORK ''
BEST WAGES, STEADY M'ORK
GORDON L.AWJjBiO UU.,
8TH AND DODGE.
THREE permanent positions open for in-
experienced women In our pressing lept.,
8 hrs. 's day an4" clean.-, pleaiant work.
WANTED Olrl to rf-ut land make linings.
Jessie F. Fox Saunders-Kennedy.
1AB raitwnuui. -
Bldg.-
WANTED Sewing woman for linen
room. S Clarkson Hospital, .
Household and Dwettic.
WANTED Competent ajlrf for general
heusework: uif.st be gootf .cook; small
family. Very high salnryto right party.
Apply S323 Farnam St. Har. 5327.
f i
sasiaassss ism ssssssss-pJ
help Wanted female
Household and Domestic.
WANTED Whitel girl for general house
work, pleasant home, good wages.- Mrs.
J. L. Haugh 5016 Burt St, Wal. 3574
WANTED Experienced Mvhjte girl for
general housework; family of -1. Sirs.
A.JLJtoberts, 5005 Nicholas. .,- Wal. 537.
WANTED SECOND tfJlRL; -NO -WASHING.
MRS. W. D. HOSFORD. 52.)
SOUTH 37 T HST. HAR. 87.
WANTED Girl tor second "work. Mrs.
George Van Brunt. 224 S. Eighth St.,
Council Bluffs. t I
WANTED Experienced . white cook. Mrs.
V. - D. Hosford. 625 South 7th St.
Harncy8 7. , .
WANTED White girl " fur general housr
work. No laundry, good wages. Wal
L l!
rWANTED-
nut tis. u
a. i riu-r-r.xperu'nceu cowk, white. Mrs.
Burton Millard. 123 North 39th S. ar;
-Experienced coyk, white. Mrs.
I MAID wanted at once experienced. .Mrs. j
. .-v. is. LpaiKe. J6H Jt'-nson. riajso.
WANTED Girl to assist with housework;
- no washing; small tnllv. Wal. WjZ.
GIRL for general housm-ork. Mrs. Har
vey Milliken, m H.?s5th. Har. 47.
COMPETENT white maid for t'vneral
housework; 3 -hi family. Wal. 2251.
GIRL or general household work; nt)
washing. Phone Walnut ISO.
WIiItE girl for general housework; two
In family. 504 So. :',6th. U. 4355.
EXPERIENCED cook. .Mrs Chas. Beaton.
4016 Davenport, vyal. 438. . v
GIRL for general houiewoJfk. 504 So. 37th
St. x-Mrs. V. A-r-NsStl.
WANTED Sewl'm woman for lintiv room.
Clarkson Hospital.
GOOD girl wanted for gen'cral .housework.
Call Douglas 8089. f
GOOD MAID for general housework. 4613
Dcdge St.
HOUSE aiiaid wanted. Wal. 4090.
Hotels and Restaurants.
WANTED. '
GOLORED WAITRESSES
FOR SHORT HOUR AND ALL
DAY WORwC-GOOD PAY.
, APPLY GREEN-ROOM,
BRANDE1S STORES. '
'- .
' WANTED.
BAKERS' HELPER, v'
t
PERMANENT POSITION.' t
' ' APPLY ,
( i GREEN ROOM CAFE. '
BRANOEIS STORKS. .
- 1 Ls
YOLNG ladles to wait Oi sod tables;
short hours; good wages. 178 Douglas.
WANTED Experienced cafe cashier;
short hours. Apply Conant Hotel. F
WANTED Two
waiting tables.
experienced girls for
A. Sweet Shop.
GIRLS to wait on table at soda fountain ;
vgood salary. Beaton Drug Co.
WHITE maid wanted for floor duty.
r V'larkson hospital. -'
EXPERIENCE!) waitresses. Conant hoteL
Miscellaneous. 4
GIRLS
GIRLS.
AVe need a few ambitious? girls in our
icing and packing department. This Is
pleasant work, in clean factory, .with
congenial surroundings; good pay and
steady employment. ,
APPLY AT ONCE
LOOSE WILES BISCUJT
12th and DavenpoA.
CO.,
"(JIRLS WANTED '
OVER 16 YEARS OLD
FOR MESSENGER WORK.
APPLY CUDAHY OFFICE,
wXnted-a iaundW toTTiilnd" irenini
and mangle work, by work; also girl
for dining room work. Jennie Edmund'
SOUTH SIDE.
sun Memorial Hospital. Council .Bluffs, J
Ja.
BIG SISTERS ASSOCIATION, forihe
, benefit of business girls. (23 Bee Bftg.
Douglas 6692. ; '
EXPERIENCED film inspectors wanted
"by Select Pictures Corporation, .ljlll Har-
nfy- - ' ,, f - '
YOUNG ladu-for Rewinir iriachine denart
ment. Mickel Music House, 15th and;
Hamey. .
WANTED Girla to work orT Saturday. F.
v W. Woolworth & Co., 16thatld Djiuglas
OPERATORS for electric elevator expen
ence Tinne;es3Bry. 1704 Farnam St. .
ELEVATOR girl wanted." Conant "Hotel..
HELP WANTED.
Male and Female.
WANTED Canvsgsers, for special rline
beautiful hand-tinted Christmas cards;
liberal commission;- should earn four to
five dollars dally. Write for particu
lars; references required. Sidney B.
Cohen. 2411 Sth West, Seattle, Wash.
WANTED At once, male or femake. ex
perienced compositor- prefer one familiar
witn toose lear anapoouna oook neaas;
state salary and experience in answer.
hot, y-iz!;. Bee.
WANTED Men, ladle and .boys o learn
barber trade; big demands wages while
learning; strictly enodern. Call or write
Jtoj xoage pi. yri-unv garner .A..OI least.
WANTED-Teacher for the Sth, 7th, Hh
and 9th grades lncotrntry'schooL Salari
$140 per month. Address i tr. jreio
Harrington, ien.
r
t EDUCATIONAL.
f - ' OPENING DATE, H " i
v ' . 1920 p- . - . V , . -
' : FW.L TERXTf I
BOYLES BUSINESS COLLEGE 'AND
, SCHOOL OF TELEGRAPHY."
. SKPTEMBER 7.
DfcanU Night School. "
Write carl or phone Douglas 1565 for
' free catalogue. - , . t -
t - - r ' '
"BOYLES COLLEGE. '" I-.
Boyles Bldg. y, .' y Omaha, Neb,.
i Van Sant School of Business, ,
' Day and Evening Schools. v
-- 220 Omaha-National Bank Bldg. .
pouglas 6890. 1
;" BUSINESS CHANCES.
REStXuR'ANT fixtures for sa& Ajl new
and up-to-date. Two months in use.
Bargain if taken at oirc. Two all
white glass counters, 16 feet with stools
to' match. Twelve- white glass top
tables, French legs, rhalrs to match.
Fully equipped kitchen 'With steam
table. Ice chests. . Coffee urn. - ice
cream nacker. Two sets shelving. 16
feet. Fully i equipped with dishes andJ
yeilver. For further miormationN wriio
flnT Y-1 265. Omaha -Bee.
i.r r POTlDIOUPn Ca Anir A '
Vi.i' i"i . ii ui.i.-ui. ... . r. - -' i o f
i Idly increasing business, needs $7,600 for
expansin. . Official-position wlJJs good
salarv and birr dividends on investment.
Best bank and commercial rating. . Let J
us prove mis .me- waieei aim
In Omaha. Box A-45, pmaha Bee. ti
Movie Theater
Town about 5,000, Iowa, seating 500.
)ne other show in lown. Reason forv
selling, goingl to California.- , -Address
Box, Y-1S04. Omaha Bee. ' '
HAVE your broken .stormsash anil win
dows reglazeu. ,fterman me uia.er.
Colfax' 27011
i
h
f
-
r.'i'T I
1920 BY INTL riatuaa SISVICI. IMC
BUSINESS CHANCES.
WANTED Good harness and shoe repair
man as partner to take full charge of
slioo. W. C. Dargcl. Bellwood, Neb.
BJCYCIE aVd general repair shop; tools,
- IJixtures and stock. 50 cents on .the dol
lar. H. Hackensen, 2516 N. 20th St.
TO GET In or out of business, u LEWIS
& CO., 4il McCague "Bldg.
6-ROOM
steam-heated fikt: also piano,
Smith & Barnes,
T.vlr 4360.
FOR RENT &OOMS.
Furnished Rooms.
PHONE THE WANT AD DEPARTMENT,
TYLER 10U0. AND ASK A LOUT OUR
BIG ROOM LIST PRINTED EVERY
WEEK FOR THE BENEFIT OF OUR
READERS AMD ADVERTISERS.
SINGLE and double rooms 'for men only
-running hot and cold water; steam heatj
-within wulkn.K dmlaticc. Brown Aula
.""-. N. 21sl. Doug. M14. i
WANTED Whtte woman or gir.l for gen
eral housework. Penrsnent plt.ee. Kvery.
Sunday off If desiicd. Call Har. 3317,
l,rRGE pleasant room in private family.
1 34 Harney, one block to Farnam car.
Harneyr7221.
LARGE-room,- suitable fnr 4 men; also
single rocm. 2211 St. Marys Ave. Ty-
$r- ler 5026. e
ALL-modVrn room fur gentleman, cloi,e to
3 lines and depots; no other roomers.
Tyler '1428.
fWO rooms in strictly modern, private
homof gentlemen or couple employed.
.1 ( ,
N1CEI.Y furnished So. fronr rtu-., private
family, gent'nien only. 2S62 Cel. H. 504 1.
2511 MARCY Room in private family for
two gentlemen. Phone Tyler 390.
FURNISHED room in new private home;
walking distance. AVebster ::?68.
2222 FARNAM. One large front room
suitable for 1 or 2 persons
NICELY furnished front room for a lady;
fine location. Wal. 1265. 1
LARGE
RGE south front room, ger.tlemen preJ
!led- Webster 1209.
! i-A k iv Ait,. r urnis
j ney 7378.
lied rooms. Har-
i'.iT NORTH 4th Furnished room, 1 or
2 gentlemen; on car line. Colfax 3031.
NEAR park. Farnani car. furnisjied room
suitable for 2 girls, references', H. 6108.
FURNISHED toom for rent; gentlemen
prefencd; private home. Har. 7221. '
ROOM for "one or two gentlemen; private
modera home. - Harney 7 309.
VERY pleasant, comfortable, furnished
toom in private home. Call Col. 553.
1822 WEBSTER ST.
Phone Douglas 4389.
Furnished rooms.
PLEASANT room, gentleman preferred.
Webster 4372. ; ,
ALL modern furrsished room for re.nt, 4720
. S. 26th St.
LARGE frcnt room, 2 gentlemen.
9083.
Doug.
3208 N. 26TH Nice room. Colfax 4753.
NICELY fur, r.; gentlemen. Ty. 2297
NICE ROOM with breakfast. Col. 453.
DUNDEE famished room. Wal. 23tjj )
TWO well furnished rooms, Har. 66fb'.'
ROOM for 1 or 2 mer Ty 1835.
Housekeeping Rooms.
812 NORTH 16TH ST Two light house
keeping suites, reasonable, Phone Tyler
2925.
844 SOUTH 19TH ST., nice light house-
keeping room
.. 5349.
modern, close in. Doug.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms, $3 wk. Dg. 707S,
2 LIGrTT'housekeeping -.coins. Har. 3172.
BASEMENT rooms, 88. Web. 1728.
2 LIGHT housekeepings rooms. Web. 802,
Board and Roms.
BACK parlor, nicely furnished, decorated,-
fireplace, .large bay window, outside-door
- on porch; board couple or single. neb.
6338. ;
LARGE front room downstairs, beautifully J
lurnisnta, suitable ror coupie or person
employed: good board. Web. 5338. i
2595 EVANS ST. 2 nicely furnished rooms.
Convenient to carf board. Web,. 801,1.
HOARD, nice; large room, suitable for 3
- Indies or couple ebployed. Col. 3038.
NICELY furnished room to 2 young ladles
employed. Good board. Har. 4464.
ROOM and board for two gentlemen or
eouple employed. Colfax 2629.
WEST FAR
NAM; home cooking;
twin
beds. H. 1296.
BOARD, room for gentlemen. Web. 6068.
Unfurnished Rooms.
3 UNFURNISHED rooms in modern home,
heated. Webster 3280. K
5 AND 3-ROOM suites, modern, close In.
3J N.25thSt.
Rooms Wanted.
ROOMS needed for Ak-Sar-Ben visitors.
Telephone Tyler 1234, Chamber of Com
merce Rooming Bureau.
FOR RENT HOUSES.
Unfurnished.
iJOR RENT Dundee, 48th, near Harney,
n hill, two brand new, all-modern,
two-story, five-room homes, two blocks
- from street car, six from school; sub
stantially well built, full brick basement,
Milton Rogers furnace; sand and ce
ment float finish and cement sidewalks:
oak and hard wood finish; hard wood
finely finished floors; real brick fire
place, built-in kitchen cabinet With
many compartments to" ceiling; tile
floored bathroom; fine floor arrange
ment; lot 135 feet deep, Y'oir-can own
lh... i, - V- n i a i i, r.ovln'v an v, .1 . , . ,
each tnonth like rent, which includes
your payment on prlnolpifl loans and all
Interest at 6.6 per cent per annum.
Phone Walter - Silver,- Doug. 789, 810
S. 49th Ave., south of Farnam St, or
Walnut 6778 after hours.
v Brand New
5-Rdom Bungalow
FOR RENT 1
v 33Z1 BURDETTE STREET.
Five rooms, all modern, full basement,
cellar drain, five rooms all on one
floor, living room and dining room fin
ished and floored In oak, built-in book"
caftes, built-in kitchen cabinet, ,e)ry
thing the very best. This hftuse is
brand new. and has never been occupied.
It Is a bargain for some one. Small
family desired. .Rent $51.
West Farnam District'
' Desirable 8-room house, $125. In-
WALSH-ELMEJl Oft.
333 Securities .Bldg. Ty. 1538.
DESIRABLE 8-room house. West Farnam
district, $125.00.
1 WALSH-ELMER CO.,
REALTORS.
Tyier 1536
333 Securities Bids.
FOR RENT 5-rooms, modern bungaloH
1944 S. 60th, with garage, $45 per
-month. Call Walnut 2812.
Furnished.
EIGHT-ROOM, modern house for rentaeln
West Farnam district. Box A-44, On ha
Bee. -
FOR RENT Business Property.
Warehouse For Rent -
Five-story and sasement brick fruild-
- Ing. 44x132 feet with sprinkler system
and railroad rackage. Will Increase
also of building if need more room.
DUMONT & CO.,
416-418 IKeellne Bldg. Phone Dg. 690.
JoOD . LOCATION for physician. Steam
heated office rooms free. Write to Rex-
all Store. Silver Creek, yeb.
SIXTEEN men
lease on well located
;l-room suite; im'
ate possession. Call
Tyler 6171.
OFFICE with dentist in First Nat. Bank:
. physician or specialist prierrea. jrj-.
2Li 8, -
A"J;v v'. jl ".-
WANTED TO RENT. ,
KOUMS XEEd'i;U
FQR
' A K -"s. R -BEN V IS I TO R S.'
TELEPHONE TYLER 1214.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
. ROOMlXG BUREAU.
ALU OR any prt of 1.700 souare feet bi
, cuoioe office-wpace: second floor Ken"
nedy Bldg., 19th and Dosglas Sts.
SEE
FOSTER.BARKER CO.,
W .South 19th Street.
WANT to tent a 6-room modern house
Call Walnjit 1836.
MOVING AND STORAGE.-
WE assemble and forward carloads o:
' both household goods and automobiles
Watch this column, as It will k"ep vol
Informed where we are making carloail
shiumcnts to.
Ir you are shipping to sny of the cities
rresnted or to towns adjacent to our
"hipping points, see us abbut our rates.
a,s it is likely that our through rat
is less ihai the regular local rateand
you have the advantage of carload aerf
N ice.
Today we are accepting shipments for
the following cities:
Minneapolis, Minn.
Los Angeles. Cai. '
Chicago, 111.
GORDON FIRE-PROOF WARE
TIOUSE AND VAN CO..
. 219 N. 11th St.'
Phone Douglas 394. Onieh. NcK
FIDELITY AsNTD0ItAA? CO!
STORAGE. MOVING. PACKING
HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND PIANOS
REASONABLE RATES.
FREE RENTAL SERVICE.
COMPLETE LIST OF
HOUSES. AND APARTMENTS
isth and Jackson Sts. ' Dpuglas 2St,
MOVING, PACKING. STOR ACTS'"
l-lKBPROtJF WAREHOUSE.
Separate locked rooms for househnt.
', goods and pianos, moving, packing ar.4
.hipping v-""i.
OMAHA VAN AND STORAGK fit).
SOSSouth 16th.
Doug. 4Ht,
METROPOLITAN
VAN and STORAGE CO,
Owned by H. R. Bowen Co. Tyler 3400
iGLOBEi VAN,k TRANSFER AND
STORAGE CO.
For. regl service !n hauling er ater
age, call Tyler 230 or Douglas 4328
Auto or wagon service. ,
UNION TRANSFER Cd
Let us estimate yeur movii.g, pack!,
. and storage. '1605 Davenport Doug. 290.
WANTED, 100 CARS FOR, DEAD STOIV
AGE. HARTUNGS TRANSFER CO..
TY. 176 OR WEB. 6226.
h6rs
ES AND VEHICLES.
For Sale.
U. SI GOVERNMENT AWARDED US THl
FOLLOWING HARNESS GOODS:
U. S. ambulance harness and collars,
used 7k-i!!3 i
tT. S, engineering harness, new 85.ut
IT. $f. combat harness, new.
9.04
U.-fJ. halters, first grade, new, each l.Si'
v. s. stornr DianKets, slightly used,
each i.j ;
V. S. steel collars, new, each......
U. S. harness oil, 10 pounds for....
U."S. folded canvas wash basins....
1,000 seta Cohtord farm harness, $69
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3.51
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1.01
to A 85.0t
loo doien leather collars, each, $4.50
ta
100 gross one-Inch russet hame
straps, dozen
10 doien pair steel names, set of 4
50 dozen pair bridles, round reins.
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3. 78
6.9C
pair ...i 10.7 8
200 sets double lines, 1H20, pair.. lO.iJ
uu uozen leatner halters, each. $1.56
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FARMERS. TAKE ADVANTAGE
THESE PRICES.
SAVE TIME ENCLOSE DRAFT
MONEY ORDER.
REFERENCES: FIRST NATIONAL
CORN tXCHANGE BANKS.
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WRtTE FOR FREE PRCE LIST DESK
' NO. 8.
- MIDWF-5T HARNESS CO.,
76. N. 16TH ST.
POULTRY AND PET STOCK.
FOR SALE Mexican and Angora milk
goais. mil sen any pari or entire
band at a sacrifice. Good for pets
for dairy purposes. Write A. N. Krio i
derjs, Hartville, Wyo. ,
THOROUGHBRED Barred Rock eoekerefi
$2.00 hlle they last. Doug. 4641.
GERMAN roller singers. ,eheap. Web. 6778.
CANARlES.'by the hundred. South 3801.
ROLLER singers for sale. Celfax 348L
LIVE STOgK.
ONE registered Hampshlreboar, 1 Hamp-
shire sow, 9 little pigs South 3486.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
Buy a Guy L. Smith
Used Car.
A SAFE INVESTMENT.
We always have a few first-class
used cars which are real bargains
Each is guaranteed and with X
real service behind it. Call Doug
las 1970 any time for description
of cars arid prices.
DRIVE IT, YOURSELF
COMPANY
RENT A NEW, FORD DRIVE
IT YOURSELF -
THE MOST ECONOMICAL AUTO
MOBILING; CHEAPER --THAN OWN.
IX? .A ,N E W- A'1 CONDITION,
SELF-STARTERS OPEN DAY AND -NIGHT
THE $65 DAYS.
1314 HOWARD STREET. DOOG. J622.
1J4-TON Republic truck, rebuilt like new,
well painted, new tires and cab, guaran
teen sarqe as new, $1,250; 1-ton Republic
truck, rebuilt and newly painted, guar
anteed same as-new, only $975; 2-ton
Kelly track with staple body, oaly $450;
Ford ton truck with body and cab, only
$300.
Several Others fo Pick From.
, . Terms if Desired.
ANDREW MURPHY & SON,
. 14th and Jackson.
JORDAN
DEMONSTRATOR
This car has ben driven 3.200 nwlei J
and carries the Same guarantee as, t
new car.
PETERSON MOTOR CO.
2047 Farnam Street.
Douglas 51SS.
- Hudson Touring.
One of -our dealers left this Hudson
Super-Six for sane and it will go quickL-.
Listen 5 wire wheels, 5 new cord tire's,
snubhers. winter top, run less than S.0M
mile. The price is nearly $2,000 undir
(he new llr. .nil ll'a ni k-- il
..in fluaiinro i, in every wai
Vayy
UUI.k SMITH,
26th and Farnam.
CASE
TOURING
1918. MECHANICALLY PERFECT. TIRES
NOT RUN A WEEK. VERY POWER
FUL, GOOD FOR COUNTRY DRIV
ING. SACRIFICE FOR $550 PHONB
HAR 6373, OR WRITE J. C. BLES
SARD 823 So. 6TH ST.
Milburn Electric
Must sacrlflce; leaving city; rr in
fine shape. Pric only $1,21)0 including
motor generator set for recharging the
car. Can be seep at Military garage,
fttn,(m: "r c" Cornell Bl-iffs, RediJ3J9,
l, iiue, aner e:ju p. m.
WE SAVE YOU
$ out of every $10 on auto lnsursnc.
Phon Douglas' 7788. S12 Psters ItMMt
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