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v. -vr- . 4t ) . THfc BEE: O&IAHA. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 15. 1920. i 14 I BRINGING UP FATHER- SEE J1GC3 AND MAGGIE IN FULL PAGE OF COLORS IN THE SUNDAY BEE Drawn for TKe Bee by McMantu. OpvrtBlit. 11)20 ln:.-rnstionsl News Service. 7 ' AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. r nmvi listing iiaii t per una (count words to line) I dt.i per lins per day. 3 consecutive dai O per Una per day, 7 consecutive day) per line per day, 30 consecutive .dayl AK-SAR-BEN BARGAINS tHE- CsCEtS COOK1N' FER . Us NOV FER FIVE YEArW fl HOW Its THE ORLO DO 6U pAANAe TO KEEO HE I CiAVE HER THE HOOtE ANO WE adds taken for less than a total or sic. t litss rates apply either to the Daily 1 Sunday Bee. AM advertisements ap In both morning- and evening dally A.RE eOARO(N; -i Cadillac Sedan. Hudson Sedan. Ford Sedan. Hudson Coupe. Paiga Col. Cop. New Nash. New Maxwell. 19 Overland Tour. 1 Chandler Six. 13 Saxon Sir. Our low prices 19 Cai'. Il.ii- Tour, lit Iluiimobtle. 17 drum .six. 1? Patterson Chum. 17 Oaltland Six. 17 Knger Six. 17 Kon! Roadster. li Kord Rnadstcr. 16 overland Rod. 14 Kord Tourine. will surprise you. , ra tor me one cnarge. S' CONTRACT RATES ON !.' APPLICATION. with her; FROr- UEA.VIN,0 , "ant ada accepted at the following o(- It IN OFFICE. ...17th and Farnsm 8ts. lib. Side 2318 N St. 4ncM Bluffs. t 15 Scott St iNT ADS RECEIVED Br PHONE AT i TYLER 101)0 i-.very cur guaranteed, fleil TRAWVER completely overhauled and Money back if not sans- '.HE BEB Trill not be responsible for ft than on Incorrect Insertion of an tertlaement ordered for mora tbsn one Al'TO CO., 2210 Farnam. Houglss SOTO. JLOSINO HOURS FOR WANT ADS nlng Kdltlon 12:04 M. i-nlna Edition :00 P. M. day Kdltlon S:00 P. M. Saturday. 1 n I NEVER? r1?0- . THAT 6 KVfQNOgftnii. oh:voor' VaStIS CLfcD I cook foo have ) DINNER V 7SlD ' OU 1 ' I LL MR.JIHC. C M00. , ;" ' ' ; V, V " , Hudson Super-Six Speedster Thft. Hudson iSppeUntcr is the mst popular fine rar in Omtihit; we' don't have ont- ofttMi so look this over; six new rord tires, ami beautifully finished In dark Krotm with red wheels; has many extras; an exceptional bargain and guaranteed in every way, Guy L.Smith WE" SAVE YOU $S out of every $10 on nuto Insurance. Phone Douglas 7768. 212 Peters Trust B 1 d g. Continent a I lnv. Co. SATH & FUNERAL NOTICES. iEELKY William J., died Tuesday tiornlng. September 14, aged 20 years, H the residence of his sister, JirS. C. 14 W. Young. 2411 South 11th St., He i Survived by four slaters and one brother, atlases Eileen and Mlnnla Oreeley. Mrs. F. W. Young. Mrs. James Whlttug and iidvtard Greeley, all of Omaha. ! Funeral services Thursday, September , at St. Patricks church, 1410 Castellar , a 9 a. ni., leaving the re$ldence at 1020 sr I NTT. FISTUst Slavics. Ins. ' 1:30 a. m. :-m ? If t t FUNERAL DIRECTORS. $rn a nXT P. PAT fflMPTJ OMAHA'S BEST. PIERCE-ARKOW AMBULANCE SERVICE. frty-thlrd and Farnam. Harney 64, IHULSE & RIEPEN, 'PIONEER FUNERAL DIRECTORS. I8outh ISth St. Douglas 1226. EAFEY HEAFEY; Undertaken and Embalmers. na H. 205. Office 2611 Farnam. j FLORISTS. eeT. larmon i!e J1 Douglas St. Douglas 8244 flN BATH, ith "and Farnam. D. 3000. iHendersnn. 1619 Jarnam. Douglas 1248. I BIRTHS AND DEATHS. fiTrths Andrew and Edith Thompsen, ,','S So, 11th St.. girl; John and Dora Vt, 6125 So. 39th Ave., boy; Alexander I Annie Zalpls, 6311 So. 33d St., twins, fa; Peter and Amelia Torres. 6114 80. St., boy: Ous atrd Mary Newsfrom, $3 Parker St., boy; James and Antonltt Hna, 6112 So. 19th St., girl; Chas. and Mommer, hospital, girl; Willis and Helen ?afcy, 4013 Corby St., boy; Arthur and rtha Hoover, hospital, boy; Harry and jjiet Burgus, hospital, hoy; Leroy and tills, Ola pp. hospital, girl; Joseph and jkonetts Lubfda, 4113 So. 3th St., girl; 5mi. and Anna Harvat 3916 So. 34th r. girl; Nicholas and Frances Gedrowles, i So. 33d St., boy; VInclslaw and Mary Jtunek 32d and B Sts., boy; Mathew and fia Wojtklewlcas. 6838 So. 19th St., girl; on ana Helen Marflce, 4602 So. 26th St 5: William and Josephine Hall, 3126 by St.. girl; Joseph and Ida 'Aleck, fpital. boy. 1 f;aths Baby Harvat, Infant, 391ff So. S4th p.; ueorge C. Novotny, .years, hos ftil; James Stutz, Infant, Box 88, Route tBryan A. Oantz. 24 years, 4621 Mason Thos. If. Weirlch, 66 years, hospital: J.ncls Oi Carpenter, Infant, 3705 AmesJ Ift.: uenny uraaso. z , years, nospitait I Ham Bark, 6 years, hospital: Steve i na, 33 : fx, 28 y :on, 43 ka, 33 years, hospital; Robert W, Mah- years, hospital; Minnie A. Chat years, hospital. MARRIAGE LICENSES. 1,'he following persons were issued per a to wed: - . . l a ul Pattavtna, 29, Omaha, and Hazel f. elia Mathisen, 20, Omaha. . ' feorenso O. Wentzer, 23, Omaha, 'and ?fle P.. JIaloney, 18 Grand Island. Neb. gf'aul S. WlnHler, 44, Omaha, and Alta onnson, zt. umana. jiloyd N. Richards, 20. Omaha, and fftari'ifc, Patterson, 24, m Nsllie M. Coats, 26, S (try sterling, 17, umana. Bassett, Neb., Stuart, JVeD. '"lyd E. Glllogly, over 21, Omaha, and p-ry A. Ryan, over 18, Omaha. Kalph Van Slate, 28, Omaha, and Ber-i ' Hirschman, 18, Oinaha. Alfred . Slegl, 28, (Omaha, and Marle f iak,; 22, Omaha. (lector A. Defrenne, over 21. Omaha, midget Ai alone, over sa, umana. .rthtir VFrie F. Buckhardt,. SO. Chicago, 111., ieda C. Fisher, 20, Denver, Colo. lustava A. Carlson. 30, Omaha, and ra SI. Hubanks, 29, Nebraska) City. fhrli S. Nelson. 24, Omaha, and Ruth seorge H. ivicnois. umana, rna ijra : Kies, 19, Omaha. Libert (Ellington, 2.1. i Omaha, and itrlce McGowan, 20, Omaha. . tenneth I... Curran, 31, Oinaha, and1 Ashcroft, 23, Omaha, BUILDING PERMITS. ohn Brady, frame garage, 3001 Chi- to, 500. oy S. Herrnle. 41 North 43d street, me dwelling, 1 4. liUU. :. J. Grabow. 68th and Center, frame re. 11,000. Jl'honias S. Malone, 319 North 41st leet, frame dwelling, 17.000. tl. E. Jensen, 909 North 49th street, Inie dwelling, 14.500. bsT. FOUND AND REWARDS. ?Y who picked up handkerchief with 3 Inns and brooch tied in It, Sunday homing at 9:S0, in front of 2215 Mason re-it. will return it to the same aitiiress ind receive liberal reward. . Tyler 4766. Bt ARTICLES LOST on street cara tele- hone Tyler sou. we are anxious to re- Bore tost articles to rightful owners. MAHA 4' COUNCIL BLUFFS ST. RT. iOMPAN Y. jlTND -Book of travelers' checks. Own can have same by calling George W. StT-UoId hunting case watch; name n Inside of back cover: reward. H. S. McDonald, 1204 Farnam St. RAYED from 2U4 Mljitary Ave., bull tog. black and white marking. Wal. 1105,' Reward. 1 ;DY'B black & hite chkd. coat, bet. jCrUg park & 40 Farnam. 8. 1317; reward RAYED from 3818 4Uppy. Call Harney Chicago. Collie I58B. Reward. I SPECIAL NOTICES. ;CE;HORSE MEN: Don't overlook the Irawiord Trl-&tate Fair and Race Meet, 'he !tact that we are to have the first nd only cross-country airplane race a iece' from Omaha to Crawford, do not rilnk that this! Interferes with our de re ts make it profitable and cleasant jor"."the race horse boys. Write. Inline ilately for our programs. Harness acta from 1300 to JtiOO; running races 1010 $160 to $250. Free stall rent and vary courtesy. Brlngiyour horses on a e days ahead If you want to. Ex client track facilities and good barn. v"rlte . for program. Arah I.. Hunger- Kra, president; Dr. B. F. Richards, sec retary. Crawford, Dawes county, Ne- rka. ' aNTED A merry-go-round for county lair, Sept. 51-22-23-24, write or wire J. viBoyd, Kearney, Jseb. PERSONAL. E SALVATION Army Industrial home lollqlts your old flothlnir, 1 furniture, nagazlnes. .We collect W distribute, hone . Doug. 4135 and our wagon will alLi Call and Inspect our new home. 110-1112-1114 uooge at. .TICK Is hereby given that I will not issuine any responsibility or debts con- rax-tea oy my wue, airs, cnariotxe Keu- " C-EORGE REDMAN. nsr after September IS, I will not j jr esponsible for debts contracted by svue. HHiei t'uae. p. r , uuxe. tVlNG Baird Sanitarium In Baird Idj. to S23 LeFlang Bldg., across the greet norm f. u. jvrs. noau. acS GRIFFIN Pleas" write me at no. Address Sua E. 4oth St., 2d Apt., t.lcago. Jack. (ClAL massage. manicuring. For an ointment call Ty. 536. Miss O. Jacobs. PTEM of Swedish massage in home or ill go out. Douglas 49. tSSAGE 210 North Seventeenth St. EDISH massage. 31 S Neville blocV. t , ANNOUNCEMENTS. Dancing Academies. I"L? T PTXTlc School for Dancing.-l-tili-l-i llN lit 1424 Farnam. D. 7860. Fflsssea now forming. P-ISTIC DANCING CLASSES 1 w CHILDREN: S1SASU.N, iv i.c.a o. PaOTEL ROME. '2 fNCY DANCING FOR CHILDREN. SEA- fSON. $20. KF.F.PS.HOTE1. KUJJC- Detectives. MRS ALLAN. S1J Neville IK. tvi- lence se;ured In all casea Tyler lloi. .t.liRT.E Detective Bureau. Railway fx. Blda-. Dong. 8056. Night. CoL4j.6. HnplirrNS NATIONAL d'ETECTIVE iGKNCY. Inoorpoiated. Douglaa 1107. Arlington Blk. tmiaha. Nfh. Manicuring. manicurins $124. ' by appoint- JSS I.I HtJI.I uenL Dour. ANNOUNCEMENTS. Painting and Decorating. GOOD painting, papering; quick service reasonable prices. web. 233. PAINTING. paperhanglnf. Walnut 4567. ptastetlug. FIRST-CLASS paperhanging, painting. D. 4909. . FAINTING, paperhanglng. Walnut 6482. ; Hemstitching and Pleating. ACCORDION, side, knife, sunburst box pleating, covered buttons, ail izes and styles; hemstltchlrs, plcot edging, eye let cut work, buttonholes, pennar.ts. Ideal B'ltton and Pleating Co.. 309 Brown Bik. Douglas 1936. Top Notch Shop Hemstitching, braiding. neaatng, an Kinas rieaimg; 110'jg. ni'u. Room 33. Douglas Rlk 16th and Dodge. Miscellaneous Announcements.' SEWING-MACHINES We rent, repair, sell needles and parti. MICKEL'S ISth an! Harnev. Douclaa 1973 DKNT1STRY exchanged for Liberty bonds, aee value. Dr. Secor. 1017 1st Nat l. Hk. DIAMONDS to buy back at small profit. GROSS JEWEI.RT CO.. 402 N. 16th St. Doug las 6049. PAXTON-MITCHELL CO. 27th and Martha Sts.. Omaha. Neb Brass, bronze, aluminum and machine gray iron castings. SAFETY razor blades sharpened, cw ra zors, razor oiaaes sola, uman Jrtazor Sharpening Co.. 1522 M Dodge, li1 3 N. 16. OMAHA PILLOW CO. Feather mattress- es made from your own feathers, summer and winter sides. 1907 Cumins 1. 2467, BELL'S -MENTHOL OINTS1ENT can be purchased at Rtalto Drug Store, lath rim lyuugma pin., Jiuamt .icu. HATS cleaned and blocked while vou wait, at Paxton Hat Works, 1607 H Farnam St. Work guaranlfed. D. 69.il) GET our figures on roofs: work guaran teed. North West' Ready Roofing Co., 803 So. 31st. FILMS developed; panting and e ilarging. 'Write for prices. The Ensign 10.. 1607 Howard .It. JOHNSON, chlmpey sweep and furnace cleaning, repairs; 20 years' experience. Tyler 6210. JAMES W. MARTIN, Patent Attorney, 1716 Dodge St. Patent your Invention and sell it to a manufacturer. WEDDING announcements and- printinB. Dougias Printing Co. Tel. Douerlas 644. RBMAHA WELDING CO. 'The Ca-eful D. 4397. Welders.' loth and Jackson. FULL dress suits and tuxedos for rent, 109 N. 1.6th St. John Feldman. D. 3123. O A Ti-pQBARGAINS. 12th '& Farnam. J. J. D'.right Sifo Co. . TREE TRIMMING AND LAWNS. PHONE WEB. ! REPARIRIXG 649. WANT steady work for Call Doug. 9549. luan and team. CITY Mattress Co., mattresses remade. i i h '. Carrie J. Burford. 620 Pajtton Bld- DllOS. SILK bundle washing. Call WebL 3848. Dr. Bradbury. No pa'n. 921 W. O. W. Hid WEAVING, i.ld rugs remade. Tyler t.-3. Omaha Towel Suppiy. 207 S. 11th. D. 628. DRESSMAKING A II kinds. Web. 66227" GAS stoves connected, 12; repaired. Jf. 1619 FOR SALE. Furniture and Household Goods. AUCTION!' AUCTION! Extra High-rade and Staple Kurnltur, . From Five Good Homes Will be Sold In My Public Auction ' - House." Southeast Corner 18th and Webster, Wednesday. Sept. 13. .Starts at 1 P. M. This is a big sale consisting of 6 Columbia, vlctrola. about 300 records; 3 good pianos; 2 good parlor suites; one duofold, nearly nun, and 2 extra good davenports; 6 extra good library tables in oak and mahogany; 2 sectional book cases: standard electric lamp; electric vacuum cleaner; 1 fumed oak livt:is 1 room suite complete; 1 extra good sew ing machine; 6 good fumed and golden oak dining room suites, complete; 1 white ivory bedroom suite, complete; 1 American walnut bedroom suite, com plete; 6 extra good brass beds, com plete with springs and mattresses; cak, mahogany and walnut dressers, cliif fWniers and dressing tables; 5 exception ally good 9x12 Wilton velvet ruirs: 2 extra good Wilton velvet, size 8.5x10.6. several smaller Wilton velvets; 1 nearly new 9x12 Anglo Persian rug; 14 good 9x12 Axmlnister and Body Brussels rugs and many smaller rugs; high oven gas ranges; kitchen cabinets; ice boxes; oak, mahogany, leather and wicker rocking chairs; sanitary coucheR; .dishes, cooking utensils, laundry equipment, garden tools and hundreds of articles too numerous to mention. Also one $650 cash register, like new; ione compntl ie; grocery scale a"nd severallpther pieces cf store fixtures. .TAMES L. DOWD. AUCTIONEER. If you have anything "to sell, call Douglas S285, or Tyler 966. AUCTION! AUCTION!! Burlington unclaimed freight sale! , At the Burlington Freight Depjjt,- 7th and Jackson Sts. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 14, Starts at 10 A. M. Sharp. Consists of all non-perishable freight that has been on hand 60 days or more and consists of dry goods, shoes, furnish ing goods, household goods. Implements, and . farm machinery and tools: several . barrels of oil and paint, stock food; 2,200 pounds of maple sugar, 20 sacks sugar and other groceries; one new truck dump body; one grocery display countcrj one piano and 60- boxes of starch and hun dreds of articles too nuemroua. to men tion About three to four consignments of freight. to be sold. J. H. SHIELD, Gen. Freight Claim Agent. 'JAMES L. DOWD. Auctioneer. LIBRARY table, 6 dining room chairs, hall hat rack, 2 mattresses, gas stove. 3611 Jackson, Har. 1465. WE sell your furniture; for dates and terms call Har. 3908. L. G. Kendts Auction Co., furniture auctioneers. WE buy old and new furniture, we pay best price. Eureka .Furniture Co. Web. 4206. 1417 North 24th. SINGER sewing machine for sale, cheap; gcod condition. Call loug. 3167. P.anos and Musical Instruments. ' FREE FREE A beautiful floor lamn will be given away free with every phonograph pur chased during Ak-Sar-Ben, besides sav in you $50- to $100; this Is a, limited offer. , SCITLAES PHONOGRAPH CO.. 1404 Dodge. Phone Doug. 2147. A. HOSPE CO. Everything In art and) music I Pianos for rent, $4.00 per nuntit. DKUJIS, 'traps, marimbas. Instructions, repairing.. Phone Harney 2967. Geo. A. Smith. 2761 Davenport St. I ALMOST new Pathe phonograph and rec ords for tale. Call Web. 5883. COLUMBIA phonograph, 3066. bargain. Doug. MAHOGANY player piano. r"al bargain for quick sale. Douglas 3066. NEW Emerson upright piano at the right price. 195 Lothrop St. ' Typewriters and Supplies. TYPEWRITERS ADDINGAMACHINES ALL MAKES, bought, told, rented and repaired. Sole agents for the CORONA Get our price before you buy. Every machine guaranteed. Central Typrewriter Exc. Douglas $120. . 1912 Farnsm. PROTECTOGRAPHS. F & E.'s; bargains. 320 Xevlll Bltig ALL MAKES Typewriter Co.. "all makes." !05S. 18th 8Tyler 2414v Miscellaneous Articles. ' WE buy, sell asfee. mske desks, show cases, etc Omaha Fixture A 8uppiy Co..' S. W. Cor. 11th, and Douglas. D. 1724. FOR SA"LE. Miscellaneous Articles. GLASS FOR SALE. SIZES 6x7. 6xS, 8x10, BEST GRADE; CAN BE USED FOR HOT HOUSES, WIRELESS SETS, ETC. CALi, JIR. HADLET. TYLER 1000. I ENGRAVING DEPT. FOB SALE The following" furniture: Three oak flat top desks, one oak ste nographer's desk, one L. C. Smith No. 6 typewriter, about a dozen miscellaneous ofiice chairs, about 60 yard hevy jrreen carpeting, one 9x13 rug. splendid assort ment ofrplctures. Call at 324 PKTERS TRl'ST BLDG. MI'ST SELL AT ONCE HUDSON SEAL COAT. JIOLESKIN ERMINE CAPE, .MINK CAP. BEADED BAG AND AIGRETTES. CALL BETWEEN 11 A. -r. AND ! V. Jl., ROOM 311, EL BEL' DOR APT. LADY will sacrifice $75 set Hudson seal furs, stole and. muff, never worn i30. Also beautiful squirrel stole and French , seal coat. The Horley, 20th and Far nam, Suite 1H, Jlrs., McNamara. CONCORD-(3RAPES for Jelly r grape juice. Price right. Brlnx your basket. Houston Fruit Farm, (703 N. 36th St. Col fa x4 464 . P hon e aft er7.p.n 1. UEMSTITCllFNG and plcoting attach" ment, works on all Bewing machines, . Full instructions. Douglas Sales Co. 1.128 North 16th St.. Birmingham. Ala. SHORT time, sure snd safe investment. 7 per cent city warrants to net you 10 per cent. E. G. Solomon, 212 Karbach Hldg. D. 6262. . WE buy, sell and exchange all makes of typewriters. Write for list. Midland Office Supply Co.j 1404 Dodge. BUY tomatoes now green or ripe, COc. and 75c per bushel atfarm. Walnut 818. E. J. Bakfr. ' PORTABLE GARAGE, FIREPROOF, 12x16 FT. 1616 WEBSTER ST. MAN'S overcoat, medium weight; size 40. 2720 Ames Ave. Colfax 4034. GRAPES for sale and Sprague Sts. at Walstrom's. Colfax 2916. 60th GOOD second-hand lumber; also 3 boilers; fine shape; cheap." Ty. 1746. FOR SALE lu-foot refrigerator, display case. 311 S. 17th' St. RIPE grapes. $1 a basket; rhubarb, 2c pound. Culfax 698. DRY short kindling wood for sale. Box Co., H. 1837. Acme FOR 'Tel. SALE Bakery South 2252. fixtures. 4037 L. DUNLAP strawberry plants for sale. Doug. 8071. J KINDLING and lumber. Web. 451. MIMEOGRAPH for ' sale. Tyler 2760. O. H. S. CADET SUIT. Tyler S224. WANTED TO BUYi DESKS DESKS DESKS New desks; used desks bought, sold and traded. J. C. Reed. 1207 Farnam. D. 6146. WILL buy second-hand clothing, shoes and furniture. Ty. 2698. A. Zavett, 7,06 N. 16. LIBERTY bonds bought. Macks Bond House. 1421 First Nat'l Bk. Bldg,. SITUATIONS 'WANTED. Male. I'lAXO and phonograph, salesman of 25 years experience is npsn for a position: ruud work preferred: .lean record and a. producer. Address Harry HIckey, Denver. Colo.. 151 W. 2d Ave. . POSITION wanted as night watchman or night floor man in garage; well experi- emed. Web. 1065. r COLLEGE stu.lent desires work after- boons and Saturdays, Box A-15, Omaha Be Female. HOUSEKEEPERS, LAUNDRESSES. Watch the Domestic column of The Bee. Lots of good places are always advertised. Don't mlsajthem. WIDOW with child wants position as housekeeper. Box A-40. " POSITION as stock girl: colored. H. 6129. Laundry and Day Work GOOD laundress; wants Wednesdays and Thursdays out; 40c per hour and car fare; unless you want experienced laun dress, don't call. Tyler 2957, Mrs. Bas sett. DAY work, laundry; experienced woman. Web. 6099. LAUN'DftY or cooking. Experienced. Web. 4294. DAY worR, ster 3955. laundry, experienced. Web- BUNDLE v-ai.-hlng. day work. Web. 4748 mornings. LAUNDRY wanted; white woman. Col fax 2511. DAY work 323S. wanted; experienced. Web. COLORED woman wants day work. 3467. Web. LAUNDRY or cooking. Experienced. Web. 4499. " BUNDLE washing; experienced. Web. 178 . IRONING, cleaning, da work. WebT 22 22 BUNDLE washing, experienced, Webster 1508; DAY work; laundry; 2534. ' experienced. Ty. experienced woman DAYWORK laudry, Web. 6099. DAYWORK, bundle washing. kitchen work. Web. 6406. DAYWORK, experienced colored lady. Web. 424!. BUNDLE waning neatly done. V.ib. 474 8. WANTED bay work, exp" Harney 7007. DAYWORK, house cleaning. Harney 512T DAY work, laundry, experienced. Ty. 3571. DAY WORK, cleaning: exp. Har. 6 945. DAY work in private home. Web. 6216. LAUNDRY, daywork. Exp. Web. 6710. DAY work, exp., colored. Tyler 3158, DAY work wanted. Web. 698. HELP WANTED MALE. Stores and Offices. OFFICE clerk receiving counter, $115 to $127: office clerk. $100; office clerk, $22 week; stock clerk, auto parts dept., $25 week. BUSINESS MEN'S RBFERENCE ASSN., 917-18 W. O. W. Bldg. TRY our service in locating a position. We get results. ' RIGHT REFERENCE CO., ' 636 First Nat. Bank. Professions and Trades. WANTED EXPERIENCED SHOE . SALESMEN. PERMANENT POSITION AND . GOOD SALARY.'. APPLY SUPERINTENDENT, BALCONY, BRANDEIS STORE. BROOM makers wanted, up-to-date fac .tories. highest wages paid, open shops. Secretary Minnesota Broom Mfgrs. as sociation. 151S-2K 6th Ave.. No. Min neapolla. Minn. ' WANTED Snipping clerk for candy fac tory. Steady position. I JIust show clean record. State wages desired to start with. Good future. Ward-Owsley Co., Aberdeen, S. D. LEARN A TRADE. Barbers wanteds, everywhere. We guarantee a position and teah you In a few weeks. Write for tig free catalog. Moler Barber College. 110 S.14thSt. WANTED First-class hsrd candy maker. Steady position. State wages required! to start with. This Is a steady job anil no layoffs to right party. Ward-Owsley Co- Aberdeen. S. D. YOUNG man, study law. Eve. downtown-) sessions. Unlver. nf Omaha Law Dept. Thorough course; nominal tuition. Sec 404 Omaha National Bltjg. FIREMEN, brakemen. $225-$2."0 mont'ily, experience unnecessary. Write Rail- way. Box Y-1261, Omaha Bee. I . HELP WANTED MALE. Professions and Trades. j WANTED First-class Job printer; perma nent. Monarch Printing Co., Council ' Bluffs. WANTED Good man handy at pipe fit ting. Apply Miller Cereal Mills. 26th and Center Sts. WANTED-Palnters. Milter Cereal Mills 26th n CterSts. Salesmen and Solicitors. WANTED Five high-class salesmen to handle territory for old established firm doing high-class business. Backed by large amount of capital. Can furnish Iwnk references. Salesmen make from $200 to $1,000 a week. Write today for particulars. Address Tliomas-Moore-Mllam. 114 N. Robinson St.. Oklahoma City, okl. SALESMAN Wanted to sell blotters, cal enoars and New Census Atlas of the ( r.ueu Htatej for advertising. C. K. hemmond & C. 30 Church St., New iotk yuy, -N. Y. I SPECIALTY salesmen -m silverware, rugs ,11111 ujunceis; van use couple OI good men, out of town work. C. F. Adams Co.. 623 South 16th St. W A NT E D Ex-service men for selling only official pictorial photographs of World war; big money. Apply R. E. Sagaser, Cnnarit Hotel. W ANTED An experienced life Insurance solicitor. Apply W. Farnam Smith & Co., 1320 Farnam St. Douglas 664. Boys. MESSENGER AND STOCK BOYS WANTED. APPLY 71.1 THE NEW TELEPHONE BLDG. BRIGHT boy over 16 years for office work. Permanent postion. Good salary to start. 806 World-Herald Bldg. WANTED An errand boy with wheel. Apply Mr. Tully, Midwest Electric Co., 1207 Harney. , WANTED Messenger bov. Parkers' Xi ciunai mnK, zin ana u 8ts South Side.J WA. TED delivery boy with wheel. Alex ander Drug Co., 17th and Douglas. WANTED Messenger boy. Live National . Bank, 24th and N Sts. Stock WANTED Boys to work at soda fountain. good pay. Beaton Drug Co. BOYS to wait on tables. Alexander Drug Co.. 17th and Dous-las Sts. HO for day work at soda fountain; good Qy. Beaton Drug Co. ERRAND boy with wheel, Co., 19th and Harney. Ralph Printing BJvLLboy wanted. Hotel Rome. iscellaneous. IEN WANTED FOR GENERAL YARD WORK. APPLY TIMEKEEPER, UNION STOCK YARDS CO., ) SOUTH SIDE. " MEN WANTED FuR PAVING WORK AT PAPILLION, NEB. APPLY ARTHUR A. DOBSON CO., 4 PAPILLION. NEB. MAN for work in wholesale house;' ex cellent opportunity to advance to good position. Phone Ty. 2060 or call at J 407 Harney. ' WANTED Man to work In drug store, all round work and delivery. Drug store, 32nd Ave. and Arbor St. W ANTED Yard have references, nam St, and houseman: must G. Storz, 3708 Far- MEN wanted for warehouse work. Con crete Engineering Co., llth and Nict , olas Sts. AN experienced Catholic janltoFwho can handle boiler, Web. 928. WHITE porter, Lincoln Inn. HELP WANTED FEMALE, Stores and Offices. WANTED. YOUNG GIRL FOR JIAILING DEPT. APPL GENERAL OFFICE, MORRIS St CO., SOUTH SIDE. STENOGRAPHERS and bookkeepers get big salaries and have pleasant work. You will soon be in one of these posl tions If you take a course at Omaba's efficient business school. Day school at 8 a. m. to 12:30 p. m., allowing you to work afternoon. Night school Mon day and Thursday. Positions secured for all graduates. American ' Institute of Business Efficiency. Douglas 7774. WANTED. EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER. APPLY, CUDAHY PACKING CO., 3D AND Q STS. EXCELLENT opening for a temporary stenographer; salary $135 per month; also permanent position In town about two miles from Omaha, good oppor tunity, salary open. COMMERCIAL REFERENCE CO.. 1516 City Nat'l Bank Bldg. Phone D. 6236. STENOGRAPHERS, wholesale and retail, $100. $125. EMPLOYMENT SPECIALISTS. THE MARTI CO., 1126 W. O. W. B LDG. TRY our service in Ideating a position. We get results. RIGHT REFERENP CO., 536 First Nat. Bank. EXPERIENCED bookkeeper, good pen man; apply in own handwriting, stating experience and salary wanted. Address P- O. Bet 258, Oinaha, Neb. WANTED By wholesale house, well ed ucated stenographer. v Beginner con sidered.' Phone Tyler 2060! or call at 40JHarneySt. 1 P B X Opr., $S0'fStenos.. '$7.' tcT$T23; Asst. P.kpr.. $85; Bkpr. and Typist, $93. WATTS REF CO., 912 1st Nat. Bank. TWO GIRLS wanted for clerical work, ex perience not nece:isary. Aply 802 Farnam street. Miss Rokusck. Professions and Trades. MANY OF OUR EMPLOYES , ARE MAKING BIG MONEY. WHY NOT YOU 7 V WE HAVE OPENINGS IN OCR PACKING AND LABELING- IK PARTMEXT FOR INEXPERIENCED. ACTIVE WOMEN AND GIRLS OVER 1. THE ROOMS ARE LIGHT, CLElAN AND AIRY. THE -SURROUNDINGS PLEASANT. AND WE PAY YOU WHILE LEARNING PIECE WORK. ON WHICH YOU ARE AS SURED GOOD MONEY. DON'T PHONE; COME READY FOR WORK. ALSO. EXPERIENCED OR INEX PERIENCED PACKERS FOR AUTO MATIC WEIGHING MACHINE. BIO MONEY FOR THIS WORK. PAY EVERY SATURDAY. APPLY SCPFRIN'TENDENT. EM PLOYES' EVRAXt'E. SKINNER MJ?!J nil ANi.i.CKSoy. WANTED Girl" to rnt"iind""makelinliigs. .lessie K. Fox. 7"4 Bldg. Douglas 4143. Sauuders-Kennedy HELP WANTED FEMALE. Professions and Trades. YOUNG LADIES Do you want a permanent posi tion: No profession today offers bet ter opportunities for good salaries and steady employment than local or long distance telephone work. The work is 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 advancement. Parents invited to investigate working conditions. Aprjly to MRS. MORRIS, Employment Secretary, Room '616, ' f , New Telephone Building, 'Nineteenth and Douglas Streets. GIRLS If you are not under 16 nor over 25 years of age, we would like to train you for LONG DIS TANCE WORK. ,You must have at least an Eighth grade education. If looking for a per manent position, see MISS BELL. 318 TELEPHONE BLDG. AMERICAN TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH, CO. , Long t Lines -Department. wanted,. women and girls for factory work, best wages, steady work. Gordon Lawless co., 8th and dodge. WANTED Girls for regular candy factory work, Including cream dippers, choco lste dippers, wrappers and packers. Can give steady empioymer.t at good wages during the coming winter. JOHN G. WOODWARD & CO., "THE CANDY MEN," lunoll Blnffs, la.' Saleswomen and Solicitors. SALESWOMEN wanted for wash skirts and bedding, art needle work department, lace and trimmings; must be experi-enc-d. Thompson-Belden & Co Household and Domestic. TREATED AS ONE OF FAMILY We wish to get in touch with a good clean girl for general housework, one who Is willing to work and can cook. Top wages to right girl. Write and state age, experience and salary desJred.Box R-48, Omaha Bee. "WANTED AT ONCE Good girl to assist with housework, smalt family, highest wages; no wash ing or Ironing. Must be good cook. Ad- dress Box R-45. Omaha Bee. WANTED A refined woman between 30 and 40 years of age, for general house work; four In family, no washing or ironing. Harney 4918. Mrs. A, L. Ralnalter. 1111 South 31st. WANTED jisj refined woman between 30 and 40 years of age for general house work. 4 in family. No washing or ironing. Har. 4918. Mrs. A. L. Rain alter, 1111 So. 31st St. COMPETENT white maid for general housework, 3 in family, best wages, references. . Mrs. W. S. Weston, : 03 So. 61st St. Walnut" 278. WANTED White womtn or girl for gen eral housework; permanent place; every Sunday off if desired. Call Har. 3317. WHITE girl or woman for general house work, no experience necessary; best wages. 5122 Burt St. Call Wal. 238. WANTED SECOND GIRL: NO WASH ING. MRS. W.. D. HOSFORD. 625 SOUTH 37TH ST. HAR. 87. WANTED Experienced white second girl, references required, good wages. Mrs. E. W. Nash. Walnut 99. EXPERIENCED nurse for 2 children, over 20 years of ago desired, good wages; Harney 803. WANTED Experienced white cook. Mrs. W. D. Hosford. 625 South 37th St. Harney 87. f ( WANTED EXPERIENCED WHITE COOK. MRS. W. D. HOSFORD, 626 SOUTH 57TH ST. HARNEY 87. SECOND GIRL WANTED. NO WASHING. APPLY MRS. W. D. HOSFORD, 623 SO. 37TH ST. HARNEY 87. MAID for general housework. small family, references required, $66 per month. Harney 2825. WANTED White girl for general hous' work. No laundry, good wages. Wal nut 6179. WANTED Exoerii need white t ook. Mrs. Mrs. W. J. Hynes, 432 So. 3Sth St. Har. WANTED Maid: .110 laundry: references. Jlrs.- W. J. Hynes, 432 So. 38th St. Har. 4760. NURSE girl for 3-year-old child, one w'nj . will assist' with thousework. Wal. 465. GOOD girl for general house work; good home; very good wages. Harney 1:142. EXPERIENCED girl for general house work. $3T;,F4eld Club district. Ha r. 2996. HITE girl for general housework, two m family. 504 South 36th St.Har. 4355. MAID wanted at once, experienced. Mrs. N. P. Updike. 3614 Jackson. Har. 2334. CAPABLE WOMAN for house work: no laundry. 413 So. 38th St.. Har. 2650. WHITE girl for genesaj housework. No laundry. ' Good wages. Wal. 6179. A GOOD white cook; kitchen; good wages. no work outside Har. 47. COMPETENT girl for housework In fam ily of 3, German preferred, vsyi. 81 j WANTED Good girl for gener work. Call Douglas 8989. house WANTED A cook and housemaid. Wal. 4090.S . GIRL for generaT housework. 604 So. 37th St. Mrs. F. A., Nssh. GOOD maid for general house work, 4643 Dodge. Wal. 2752 GOOD maid for general housework. 4643 Dodge. Wal. 2752. V ANTI n--.'. girl for ' vi-w&a' bou.- w rk. Mrs. H. M. MCIanshan. Wal. 1402. WANTED Housekeeper, Co. Bluffs "ill. HELP WANTED FEMALE. Household and Domestic. WANTED A cook and housemaid. Phone, Walnut 4090. Good wages. Hotels and Restaurants. WANTED Experienced girl for second work. 2204 St. Marys Ave. Dou g. 893. EXPERIENCED second cook wanted. Flat troji Cafe, 1721 Howard St. AFTERNOON girl and Locust Sts. for Jack's Cafe, 16th WAITRESS Ty. 102S. wanted. 2402 Loavenworth, DINING room girl, pi l at. Swedish SI isslon Hos- Miscellaneous. U1ICLS.AND YOUNG WOMEN. i -Your Opportunity to Become Self Supporting Business Women. Hrandeis Stores have openings for sev eral bright and ambitious girls, cash iers and inspectors. Are you looking for a position where your pay will be the best, your welfare carefully consid ered and your prospects for advance ment the best to be found in Omaha? Dou you want to work under the personal supervision of our expert Edu cational Directors and be sure that every effort you make will turn to your per sonal advantage? Brandela Stores of fer these Inducements. If you wish to take advantage of this opportunity ap ply at jjJENERAL JIANAGER'S OFFICi:. FOURTH FLOOR, BRANDEIS STORES. MATRON wanted to take charee nf tubercular ward at Douglas County Hos pital; $52 month, room, board, I laundry. H. 652. BIG SISTERS ASSOCIATION, for the benefit of business girls. 623 Bee Bide. Douglai 669$. WANTED Girls to wait on table at soda fountain, best pay Beattm Drnir fn WANTED GIRL AT WARE KITCHEN, 2516 CUMING ST. CANDY WANTED Stock: girls, white. Apply Mr. Negele. Thompson-Belden Co. OIRLS wanted to 1609 Chicago St wrap yeast. Apply GIRL to help in store. 5916 Farnam. HELP WANTED. Male and Female. WANTED Men, ladies and boys to learn barber trade; big demand: wages while learning: strictly modern. Call or write 1403 Dodge St, Trl-Clty Barber College. EDUCATIONAL. OPENING DATE 1920 FALL TERM, BOYLES BUSINESS COLLEGE AND SCHOOL OF TELEGRAPHY, SEPTEMBER 7. Day .and Night School. Write, call or phone Douglas 1565 for free catalogue. BOYLES COLLEGE. Boyles Bid.. Omaha, Nab. :Van Sant School of Business. Day and Evening Schools. '220 Omaha National Bank Bldg. Douglas 6890. 4 Musical. , . al,d player piano tuning and regu- imnifc. j-iiune weo. BUSINESS CHANCES. CLEAN stock of groceries for sale in one of the best towns on the Lincoln high way; .new scales, new fixtures: a bar gain at $1,800, but must be sold before September 15, 1920; other duties cause ot spuing. or particulars write Box 234, Clarks. Neb. IOR SALE Hardware stock. Retail hard ware in live western town. We refer by permission to Lee-Colt-Andreesen Hard ware Company, Omaha. Neb., to whom all communications should be ad dressed. TIRE repair and Vulc. Well equipped, good stock of tires and accessories. Do ing excellent business. Will sacrifice all or half Interest acct. Ill health. Box Y-1269, Omaha Bee. 10O GARS of apples for sale. Buy quick before they advance. Walter B. Mont gomery. Troy. Kan. PARTNER wanted in j-eal estate busi ness. Write to A. P. Tone Wilson, jr., of Burlington, Colo. ' HAVE your broken stormsash and wln dows reglazed. Herman, the Glazier. Colfax 2701. TO GET in or out of business, ee LEWIS & CO., 411 McCaguo Bldg. FOR RENT ROOMS. Furnished Rooms. PHONE THE WANT AD DEPARTMENT. TYLER 1000, AND ASK ABOUT OUR BIG ROOM LIST PRINTED EVERY WEEK FOR THE BENEFIT OF.OUH READERS AND ADVERTISERS. v SINGLE and doublcirooms for men onlT": running hot and cold water: steam heat; within walking distance. Brown Apts., 608 N. 21st. Douglas 5644. SINGLE and double rooms for men onlv; running hot and cold water; steam heat; within walking distance. Brown Apts.. f'03 N. 21st. Doug. 5644. ' ONE large, neatly furnished room, modern home; reasonably good district; close to Hanscom Park and Leavenworth car line; suitable for two ladies. Har. 1273. FURNISHED room for 2, modern, well heated, private, cpmfortable home, one half block from car; references. 2711 N. 60th Ave., Wal. 6370. LARGE, comfortable room suitable for one or two gentlemen; private home. Hanscom Park, one block to car. Har 1461. ALL-modern room for gentleman, close to 3 lines and depots; no other roomers. Tyler 1428. LARGE room, suitable for 4 men; also single room. 2211 St Marys Ave. Ty ler 5026. BEAUTIFUL West Farnam District room for gentleman; walking distance. 116 S. 31st Ave. NICELY furnished room, hot and cold water; gentleman preferred; reference. Har. 106. ELL furnished room, new house, suit able for two; home privileges. Col. 3664. t FURNISHED rooms for rent tn private home. 1718 South 29th St. Harney 3479. LARGE room, south front large closet for genilemen. trood light, Har. 3432. FURNISHED rooms for rent in home. 1718 Ho. 29th St. Har. private 1479. LARGE single room room; suitable for 4 close In. Ty men. also 6026. LARGE room, south closet for gentlemen. front good light. Har. 2432. , IN West Farnam home; one or two large rooms: references. llarney 38S2. NICELY furnished housekeeping suite. Everything furnished. Har. 433s. FOR RENT Furnished bungalow at 6017 1 Florence Blvd. Tel. Colfax 2555. NICE, front room for young couple or two nice yoiingJadies. Wal. 3612. J222 FARNAM. One large front rooom suitable for 1 or 2 pvrsons, . NICELY FURNISH ED "front" room," Suit able for 2. Close in. Doug. 2114. ROOM for one or o cnticmcn; private modern home. 7309. 644 SO. 24th rent cheap. Ave., sleeping rooms for Doug. 8480. j,' NICELY furnished front room for a lady; ft fine location. Wal. 126, HANSCOM Park district, furnished room. Harney 58O1. 2106 HARNEY front room. Doug. 5616. FOR RENT ROOMS. Furnished Rooms. FURNISHED 3768. room, private home. Web. NICELY furnished rooms, breakfast. Har :3TS. 919 S. 26TH; furnished room. Ty. 22 97 HANBCOM Park dlst. furn. room. H. 6807. 2 106 H ARNEY Front room ; reaso n able. MCE front room. Call Walnut 3612 ROOMS for rent. 526 So. 25th Ave.' rousekeeping Rooms. 2222 FARNAM: two large front house keeping rooms. Douglas 7082. 2222 FARNAM 2 largeT'front housekeep Ing rooms. LIGHT housekeeplngrcjunjiIouK 8677. TWO It. housekeeping rma. 201 3No. 18th. XyQ.11-" housekeeping rooms. Tyler 2925. 2 LIGHT housekeepings rooms. Web. 802. Board aad Rooms. LARGE frunt room downstairs, beautiful ly furnished, suitable for couple or prr- !L employee: ; good board.Vet53 3 8. PLEASANT room with good board for-2. Private family, $10 each.. Breakfast and . ' . " n.'-r- A o tab 1 e boa r8. 1 Ty 1 er 4126. THREE housekeeping rooms and bath, un- heated. 3011 Webster. Harney 2752. Elegant rooms, first-class meal. Be mis park, gentleman preferred. Har. 6465 ROOM and board for 2 gentlemen or cou ple employed. Colfax 2629. BOARD and rm. for 2 gen tie' n. Web. 6068. Rooms Wanted. MORE ROOMS NEEDED FOR AK-SAR"-BEX VISITORS; TELEPHONE THE UHAMBER OF COMMERCE FREE ROOMING BUREAU, TY. 4802. 16TH STREET ENTRANCE OF FIRST NAT. BANK, J6TH AND FARNAM. FOR RENT HOUSES. Furnished. TWO and three-room furnished unort. ments; steam heat; walking distance. Brown Apts.. 608 N. 21st, Doug. 6644. Unfurnished. FOR RENT 630 So. 25th Ave.. 10 rooms, strictly modern. $G0. W. G. Shriver, Dg. 16116. FOR RENT APTS. AND FLATS Furnished. ' EL-BEUDOR APARTMENT HOTEL. Conveniently located. Furnished tluoughout. bultes of two and fhr. rooms, with combination tub and shower nam. n.ii2nenettes completely equipped. Weekly rental Includes light, heat, sis, telephone and maid service. An 1dal home for those whe desire comfort and service. iparnients shown by appolut ment Dodge an 18th. Tyl ir 4200. COMPLETELY furnished two and three rcom apartments, steam heat, walking distance. Brown Apartmants, 608 N. ?lst. Doujr. 6644. Unfurnished. 668 SO. 28TH ST. Six-room, strictly modern duplex flat GILBERT C. LOOMIS, Jjouglas 970. 106 McCagne Bid e; WANTED TO RENT. ALL OR any part of 1,700 squ.-fre feet of choice office space: second floor Ken nedy Uldg., 19th snd Douglas Sts. SEE FOSTER-BARKER CO., 209 South 19th Street. . FOR RENT Business Property. WANTED 8,000 square feet trackage 1 ground floor preferred. iiW. Farnam Smith & Co., round floor preferred. 1320 Farnam St. Douglas 561. OFFICE with dentist In First Nat. physician or specialist preferred. ' 213$ Bank , Ty. OFFICE with dentist in 1st Nat. Bk physician or specialist preferred. T. 2138. MOVING AND STORAGE. FIDELITY vtdorvAaGnb CO. STORAGE. MOVING. PACKING HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND PIANOS. REASONABLE RATES. FREE RENTAL SERVICE. COMPLETE LIST OF HOUSES tt.N'D APARTMENTS. 16th and Jackson fits. Douglas 28. MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE. FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE. 1 Separate locked rooms for household goods and pianos, moving, packing and shipping. OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE CO. 806 South 16th. Doug. 41 6S. METROPOLITAN VAN and STORAGE CO. Owned by H. R. Bowen Co. Tyler 3400. GLOBE VAN. TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO. For real service !n hauling or stor age, call Tyler 230 or Diuglas 4328. Auto or wagon service. UNION TRANSFER CO. Let us estimate your movir.g, packing and storage. 1606 Davenport Doug. 2903. WANTED 100 cars for dead storage. Jlartung's Transfer Co., Tyler 1976, or Web. 6226. , POULTRY AND PET STOCK. ROLLER canary birds for sale. K. L. Mann. Monroe, Neb. Address HORSES AND VEHICLES. FIXE galted saddle horses. Private dally sale at our staoies AK-Mar-uen field. Aiso on exhibition our champion Clydes dale draft horses, and champion span of mules. Visitors welcome. M. C. Peters Mill Co. mules, harness, wagon, harrow a bargain. So. 2879. 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 a real service behind it. Call Doug las 1970 any time for description f cat's and prices. DRIVE IT YOURSELF COMPANY " RENT A Nl'W FORD-DRIVE IT YOURSELF THE MOST ECONOMICAL AUTO MOBILING: CHEAPER THAN OWN ING A CAR. NEW. A-l CONDITION. SHI.F-STABTERS OPEN DAY AND NIGHT THE 366 DAYS. 114 HOWARD STREET. DOUG. 3622. Few ReaJ Bargains One Rpo 9 tourhiy lit bargain. one Tteo roadster, good ftiApe. One lort touring, like nw. j one. Studebaker 4, newly painted. One Ford coupe, like new. One Ford scdnj. 0 RALSTON GARAGE Ralston 19-J. H-TON Republic truck, rebuilt like new, well painted, new tires and cab, guaran tee!! aaine as new. $1,260; 1-ton Republic truck, rebuilt au newly painted, guar anteed same as new. only 1975; 2-ton Kelly truck with staple body, only 1450; Ford ton truck with body snd cab, only $300. Several Others to Pick From. Terms If Desired. ' ANDREW MURPHY & SON. m Hih and Jaotson I. ATE 1920 HK(i TOURING CAR. Used four months, paint and me chanical condition perfect ; $1,300 cash. 1002 City Nat 1 I3auk. Tyler 45s2. For Sale by Owner 1917 Dodge tiouring, motor completely overhauled; a bargain. For dcmonstra tlon. call Vinton garage. Tyler 7 DO you need an auto or tnn-k? If your bank will not loan you money will sell you one on time. Liningitr Implement Co.. 6th and Pacific Sts. Doug. 109. SOME bargains In used Ford csrs. Mc Caffrey Motor Co. The Handy Ford Service Station. ISth and Jackson. Doug las 3506. 1920 4-passpnger Haynes coupe, run 200 miles. Will sell reasonfible. APPERSON-NKBRASKA .MOTOR CO., 2526 Dodee St. Tyler 4434. FORDS. DODGES. BCiCnflfrOR 8AI.E OR TRADE. EAST TERMa. CALL 8. . OROUKE AUTO CO.. $701 8. 24th Bt, DO YOU want a good automobile at a bargain price? All makes and sizes. Terms or cash. CallMr;Jones, D. 6188. WANTED For spot cash, 100 used cars, quick action; no delay. 1 Auto Exchange Co., 2039 Farnam SL Miuglas 6025. DIRT CHEAP: CLASSY LATE MODEL. .1-PAS. ROADSTER: NEW OVERSIZE TIRES. DOUG. 26(10. CADILLAC roadster, model &7. almost .lew; all cord tires. Call Mr. Cubbitlge. care Hansen Cadillac Co. THE DIXIE FLYER. W. R. NICHOLS MOTOR COMPANY. 2520 Farnam St OAKLAND Sensible Six. MARSH OAKLAND CO.. 1309 Farnam St. WE have 60 good used cars to select from. All prices. MEEKS AUTO CO.. 2026 Farnam. AMES built Ford speedster, guaranteed in best of condition. It will pay you to look this over. . 2568 Taylor St. CADILLAC 1914 In perfect condition. Price $500r O. B. Moser, 643 Park Ave. Harney 7267. D-55 BUICK touring car. mechanically good; must sell at once, $250. 3219 Corby. FORD ton truck. 1918 cab and rack body, fine shape, cheap. WaL 2791. FIVE-PASSENGER touring car for sale or trude for a lot. Ty. 3331. FOR SALE Dodge car, 1318 model. So. 26th. 4225 Repairing and Painting. RADIATOR CORES INSTALLED. Manufactured In Omaha, 24-hour serv ice for auto truck , and tractor. Expert radiator and" fender repalrlng body dents removed; new fenders madX v OMAHA AUTO RADIATOR MFG. CO.i 1819 Cumi n g St. Tyler 917. Tires and Supplies. USED TIRES. 30x3. $5.00.". 30x3 Vi. $6.00, All sIzHt in proportion. Look osef our. rebullts. Opt Sundays. Tyler 2356. SAVIC.H TIRES. 90$ N. 16th St. tvys tone Tire Shop. NEW TIRES FIRST-CLASS. 30x3 $10.95 I 32x4 $19.95 30xaV4 13 95 I 33x4 20.9S 36x1 29.95 f 34x4 20.95 GOODRICH FORD TUBES. 12.50. KAIMAN TIRE JOBBERS. 1722 CUMING. NEW TIRES, 60 PER CENT DISCOUNT. 30x3 $ 9.75 32x4 $19.25 30x3 Vj 11.90 33x4 19.60 32x3Vi 14.90 I 34x4 20.4)0 MAIL ORDERS FILLED. STANDARD TIRE CO., 410 NO. 16TH ST. Motorcycles and Bicycles. WE HAVE a number of guaranteed re built bicycles priced as low as $20. Vic tor H. Roos, 27th and Leavenworth. FARM LANDS. Colorado Lands. FOR fHE RENTER and the man with small means that wants a home I have some very good places near Cheyenne Wells. Colo., that will suit you at bargain prices with terms. ' X. M. BOTTORFF. Phone Harney $8Ji- 3520 Martha St.. Omaha. Neb. COLORADO LAND E. 33-19-47; Kiowa 'county, Colorado, Smith 14 ?4-lK-rt fh.v.nn rnnntv I'nlnrniln All nlf imnnlh lanH nniv $20 per acre. C. B. Moling, 201 Lathrop bldg., Kansas pity. Mo. S. E. 33-19-47. Kiowa county, ColoV rado. S. 24-16-46, Cheyenne county, 1'olorado. All nice, smooth land, only $20 per acre. C. B.. Moling, 201 Lathrop Bldg., Kansas City, Mo. Illinois Lands. 342-ACRE STOCK AND GRAIN FARM. FOR SALE. Located 8 miles west of Elgin. III., and H mile of shipping station on the Chicago,' Milwaukee & St. Paul R. R., being 42 miles from Chicago. Two very large barns, cattle sheds, 2 silos, large hefg house. Implement shed, stock scale, good well and Bill 1. supnly tank, running water in yards and bidri. Two very good houses, all the bids. In good repair: good soil, well dralm-d and qult4 level; anyone wanting ,a real farm ready for business should see the place at once. Price for quick sal $250 per acre, $30,000 left In the farm long time at 5 per cent interest, reason able payment down, take back some second to right party. H. T. SMITH, 203-4 I. O. . O. F. Bldg.,. PcKa lb. III. Missouri Lands. 00 HIGHLY Improved farms in Vernon and Rates county, Missouri! two extr- ' good bargains; 160 acres good land, good crop, no waste, at $60, $4,000 encum brance, three years 6 per cent; 120 acres good land, good improvements, at $70. Write fiif list. E. E. Croft, Nevada, Mo. FaAms, farms, Forman's farms, over 100 well selected. Write Forman, 317 In ternational Life Bldg.. St Louis, for free list. . Nebraska Lands. FOR-'SALE TWO DANDY FARMS. 120 ACRES DODGE COUNTY. Best level upland. 7 Vi miles from Fremont. All in cultivation ixcept 5 acres pasture and building site. Good -Improvements: $400 per acre, $12,000 cash, balance 5 and 10 years at 6 per cent. 160 ACRES .SAUNDERS COUNTY. LeCel to rolling upland, 4 Vi miles south ot Fremont: fenced; very good Improve ments: $2J0 per- acre. Veasonahle terms. For further particulars, write RICHARDS. KEENE & CO.. FREMONT. Neb. ' FOR SALE Improved farm 6 miles north west of Fatrbury on Little Blue river, on St. Joaeph & Grand Island railroad, function, sidetrack ami school house osi farm. 130 acres under cultivation; 1- acres pasture and about 19 acres In timber, prlee $125 an sere. Charles W. Purcell, Falrhury. Nebraska. rOR SALE 65 acres, nil coodlevel vaf ley land, adjoining city limits of Kear ney, Neb.; fine buildings; price, $10,000. A. Nelson. 17 West1 31st St.. Kearney. Neb. 4,000 ACRES Box Butt county farm land. $26 to $36 an acre In half section lot. S. S. AND R. E. MONTGOMERY. 213 Clty National Bank Bldg. A. A. PATZMAN. Farms. Jl KarbschBlk! Wisconsin Lands. LANDOLOGY special number lust out con taining U20 fct of clover land in Marlnelte county, Wisconsin. If for a home or as ai, Investment you ar thinking of buying good farm lands where farmers grow rich, send t once for this special number of Landnlogy It L?, 'J?9 ?n rei""- Address Skidmore- 5 Si1" .'!"!d .f",.,m Skidmore-Rlehl. Bldg,, Marinette. Wis. FINANCIAL. Real Estate Loans. MORTGAGES Highest pries paid for first snd ice "im mrin mortgages. Call, writ WALLACE AGET. WEAD BLDO. V 1 .V i r V
