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THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 16, 1920.
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DEATH & FUNERAL NOTICES,
GREELEY William J., died Tuesday
morning, September 14, aged 10 yearn.
at the residence or hla sister. Mrs.
W. Young. till Houth 11th St. He Is
survived by four alatera and one brother,
Ml?Kei Eileen and Minnie ureeiey. aire,
' I'. v. Young, Mm. Jamea Whiting and
Eil nurd Greeley, all of Omaha.
Funeral aervtcea Thursday, September
Iti, at St. Patrlcka church, 1410 Oastellar
Sc., a I a, m... leaving the realdence at
8:3" a. ni.
V1AU Mrs. Elisabeth, aged 63. She la
survived by two daughters. Mrs. M
' K. Helms of Sheridan, Wyo and Mlsa
Zoe. Funeral Thursday morning, John
A. Gentleman mortuary at 9:30 a. m
to St. Patricks church at 10 a. m. in.
terment Holy Sepulehcr cemetery.
KIOIRKR Victoria. 27th and Harrison Bts.
died Tuesday morning at a local troa-
nliai.
Funeral from Brewer'a Funeral Home,
24th and-K Sts Thursday at I p. m,
Burial at Rellevue Cemetery, Rev. C,
V. Holler officiating.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
STACK & FALCONER
OMAHA'S BEST.
PI ERCE-ARBOW AMBULANCE '
SKRV1CE.
Thirty-third and Farnam. Harney C4
HULSE & R,IEPEN,
PHiMBrn lriTVETlAr. DIRECTORS.
70 1 8ouihlI6th St. Doug-las' 1226.
HEAPEY & HEAFEY,
Undertakers and Embalmers.
Phone H. 265. Office 2611 Farnam,
FLORISTS,
T T?H&' T T ADliAXT Fontenelle
UEjCJ U. UlXVlTlWiX Florist,.
1814 Douglas St.
Douglas 8244.
JOH BATH, 18th and Farnam. D. 3000,
J.. Henderson. 1519 Furnam. Douglas 1248.
BIRTHS AND DEATHS.
Rirtha Howard and Ida Gregg, hos
pital, boy; Leroy and Thursa Newlnnd,
hoso tal. boy: - Louis and Aguata Friesz,
hospital, boy; Willis and Fannlei Ashby,
4006 Decatur street, girl; Oscar and Mary
l.istor. Omaha, Neb., boy: Ellai and Josie
Hatlowell, 1115 North Nineteenth street,
' boy j, Delbert and Lois Gordon, 270! Miami
Htreet. boy; Peter and Mary SjCyester,
5234 Pacific street, boy; George and Nora
Davla, 41 North Sixteenth street, boy;
Anton and Rosa Jaroslk, 2717 South
Thirtieth street, girl: Malt and Sophie
Cohen. 1703 North Twenty-seventh street,
hoys Ewtng and Margret Croft, Twenty,
f ijkli -n 1 Douglas streets, boy: Charles
andT Mary Melton, 409 North Nineteenth
street, boy; William and Lula Helaney,
1216 South Twelfth street, girl: Lawrence
and -Jean Brlggs. 1301 South Thirty-fifth
avenue, boy; Andrew and Christine John
tisi tfiiiann avenue. -bov: H. 12. and
y O. if. Davis, 2619 Fort street, girl..
r Deaths Mike SolocaU, CO, hospital;
Cecil Edward Moneymaker, v 3S unio
street; Mawrlce O'Connor, 59, hospital;
Infanta Grlawold, Infants, hospital; Maleta
Roeuvwlch. 20. 710 South Slwcenth street;
William H. .Wlnaus. w, o.tis imvrajwri
fetreet; Jes.tD. Reynolds, intani, nospnai.
lohn C. Rosea, 26. nospiiai; airs, jna
i.oechner, 68. hospital. , . -
1 MARRIAGE LICENSES.
The following persons were issued per
mits to wed: . ,
i John J. Shvbar, it, Omaha, and Golden
U Williams, IS, Omaha. -
Anderson M.- McQuarter, !, Omaha, and
Florence Johnson, 48, Omaha.
Thomas J. Murp&r, over 21. Omaha, and
Hilda E. McTigue, over IS, Omaha.
Axel C. Dahlgrcn, over 21, Omaha, and
Kither H,"' Johnson, over 18, Omaha. t
Ttobert W. Wakenlght. 21, Omaha, and
-itiie Carroll, 18,'Omaha.
George D. Knapp. 31, Wilbur, Neb., and
Ella Mae Jeffries. 23. Do FunlaKj Springs,
Walter T. Gates, 25, Omaha, and Gertrude-
M. Peters, 22, Omaha. .
"" Oliver E. Damon.. 23, Omaha, and Louise
Kanaka, 2.1, Omaha.
Elmer F Staley. 21, Omaha, and Lola
Turner, 18, Lancaster, Mo.
Hans J. Peterson, 47, Omaha, and Sue
Mooaey, 36, Omaha.
Nlch. Seulean. 36, Omaha, and Florence
U. Schell. 24, Omaha. ;
Carl O. Nelson, 26, Omaha, and Marie
A, Walter, 18, Omaha.
Jake Meuhlhausen, 80, Omaha, and
Margaret Bownes, 21, Omaha.
Jerry Hibl, over 21. Omaha, and Mary
' lirejcha, over 18, Omaha.
Guy C. Carpenter, 41, Omaha, and Dora
V. Belzer, 27, Omaha.
BUILDING PERMITS.
Fred Davis, 6108 North Twenty-fourth
street, frame garage, 400; Kvange leal
Lutheran church of Benson. 2807 North
Sixtieth avenue, brick cbch.- building,
355.000. ' -
LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS.
F0"R ARTICLES LOST on street cara .tele
phone Tyler SOU. we are aimuu"
store lost articles te rlghjful .wnerj.
OMAHA COUNCIL BLUFFS ST. RT.
COMPANY.
FOUND Book of travelers' checks. Own
er cau have pams by calling George w.
Jones. Doug. 68?9, and paying for ad,
LOST Gold hunting case, watch; name
on Inside of back cover; reward. H. s.
McDboald. 12114 f arnam .-i.
STRAYED from 311 Military Ave., duii-
dog, black ana wmte maraing. ,.
t'leo. itewaro.
LADY'S black white chkd. coat, bet.
Krua park fc 40 Fafnam. S. 1317; reward
LOST- Brown lunch box at Elmwood park
- Sunday evening. Call Walnut 1191.
LOST Doctor s black leather grip at 19h
and Howard. Call Walnut 2042.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO AVIATORS; Don't overlook the Oma
Aha to Crawford airplane race: the first
In the atate: excellent opportunity for
. inanufacturers to demonstrate their
planes. Race starts from Omaha be
tween t and J o'clock on the morning
.f .September 16. Each plane must
11 nil at uranu " "
'kwlll give- them their clearance' cards.
The next landing la the goal at Craw
ford. Each plane to circle over the
tity once and land on the landing field
in Crawford city. park. 11,000 to the
first, 3500 to the "second, and 3300 to
the third. - Gasoline, oil and hotel bills
while in the city during tr.-e fair to all
losers. Free license to carry passengers
to all contestanta and no planea allowed
lo carry passengers during the fair ex
cept' those who halve competed In the
race. All aviators are Invited to Join
In Oils, the first race of Its kind in the
west, and to which people of the state
will be looking forward. The line of
travel will be from Omaha to Fremoat.
Columbua, Grand Island, Broken Qsw,
Alliance and then to Crawford. Vmi
ii for fa.-ther Information. Crawford
Tri-State Fair Association. Aran L,
Hungerford. president: Dr. B. F. Rich
's rds. secretary- Crawford, Dawes county.
Nebraska.
WANTED A merry-go-round for county
fair, Sept. 21-22-23-34. write or wire J.
A. Boyd, Kearney. Neb.
PERSONAL.
THE SALVATION Army Industrial home
solicits your old clothing, furniture,
magazines. We collect' We distribute.
Phone Doug. 4136 and our wagon will
call. Call and Inspect our new home,
1110-1112-1114 Dodge St.
ty and fter September 13. I will not
'. , es,-isible for debts contracted by
-nty wife. Hazel DUKe. a. ryoit
SYSTEM, of Swedish massage in home or
wl II ao out, uougias
MISS LIBBLL manicuring by appoint;
' ment youg. 3124.
S1ASSAGE219 North Seventeenth St.
SEpiSHassagelTNevllleblock.
PIANO and player piano tuninjf arW regu
latlng. Phone Web. 2331.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Dancjng A cademies.
VTPT PTT T? School for Dancing.
AHiLf-JrliNlli 1424 Farnam. D. 7859.
Claesea now forming. .
FANCTPANCING FOR CHILDREN. SEA-
SON. f:o. KEEP'S. HOTEL ROME.
':. y Detectives.
JAMES ALLAN. Ill Neville Blk. Evi
dence eecured in all cases. Tyler 113&,
R"EL1ABLE .Detective Bureau, Raqway
Ex. Bldg. Dong. 20f . Night. CoL40.
FI p"'K I N S NATIONAL DETECTIVE
AOENCT, Incorporated. Douglaa iW7,
' Arlington Blk.. Omaha, Net'
BRINGING UP
i " ' ' ao irNrt fiatu.i Mavwi. imc ' y.jf-
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Painting; and Paperharrging.
INTERIOR varnishing, decorating,
enameling, floors reflnlshed, wall papor
cleaned. Tyler 1436.
GOOD painting, papering; quick service;
reasonable prices. ea. 1'733.
FAINTING. paperhanglng.
piaateilng.
walnut 4t67.
FIRST-CLASS paperhanging, painting. D.
4UI.
PA INTINO. paperhanglng. Walnut 6462.
Hemstitching end Pleating.
ACCORDION, aide,' knife, sunburat box
pleating, covered buttons, ail izes and
styles; hemstltchlr, plcnt edging, eye
let cut work, buttonholes, . pennai.ts.
Ideal Button and Pleating Co.. 308
BrowH Bllt. Douglas 1936.
Top Notch Shop Hemstitching, braiding;,
beading, all kinds pleating. Dcug. 6011.
Room 33. Douglas Bllt.. 16th and Dodge.
Miscellaneous Announcements.
SEWING MACHINES
fe rent, repair, sell needles and parti.
MICKEL'S ,
Hth an3 Harney. Dduglas 19i3
DENTISTRY exchanged for Liberty bonds,
race value. Dr. Secor. 1U17 lsfTNat'l. Bk.
diamonds
to buy back at small profit. GROSS
JRWELRY CO.. 403 N. Hth St. Doug
laa 6049. .
PAXTON-MITCHELti CO.
27th and Martha Sta., Omaha, Neb
Brass, bronze, aluminum and machine
gray iron castings.
SAFETY razor blades sharpened, new ra-
s.ora, razor otao.es sola, uinana Kazor
Sharpening Co.. 1522 Dodge. li'3 N. 16.
OMAHA PILLOW CO. Feather mattress
es made from your own feathers, summer
and winter sides. 1907 Cuming. D. 2467.
BELL'S MENTHOL OINTMENT can be
purcnasea at itiaito Drug store. 15th
end Douglas Sts.. Cmaha, Neb.
HATS cleaned and blocked while vou wait.
at I'm ton Hat Works. 16074 Farcin
St. Work guaranteed. D. 69 Jt
OIET All. ftffllPAfl fin ,Anf,f nr.irlr cu-can
ieea. .-orin west iteaay oonng co.r
FILMS developed; printing and enlarging.
write ior prices, una ensign .o., 160J
Howard St.
JOHNSON, chimney aweep and furnace
cleaning, repairs; 20 years experience.
Tyler 6310.
JAMES W. MARTIN. Patent Attorney,
1716 Dodge St. Patent your invention
and sell It to a manufacturer.
WEDDING announcements and printing:.
Dougiaa Printing Co.y Tel, Douglaa 644.
IAHA WELDING CO. "The Ca-efu!
Welders." loth and Jackson
D4397.
for rent,
n. IX 3123.
FULL dress sulfa and tuxedoa
109 w. lwn o- John Feldny:
Q ATTpCBARGAINS. 12th & Farnam.
OAr 1JO j j. p.rght Safe Co.
TREE TRIMMING AND REPARIRING
LAWNS, PHONE WEB. 6C49.
WANT steady work for man and team.
Call Doug. 9549.
CITY Mattress Co., mattresses remade. II.
7162.
Carrie J. Burford, 620 Paxtun Bid. P. 1 108.
SILK bundle washing. Call Web. 3848.
Dr. Bradbury. No pa'n. 921 W. O. W. Bid.
WEAVING, t.ld rug;, remade. Tyler 1 1:-3.
Omaha Towel Suppiy. 207 S. 11th. D. 62S.
DRESSMAKING All kinds. WebTs 6 2
OAS stoves connected, f 2; repaired. It. 1619
FOR SALE.
i Furniture and Household Goods.
SOMEWHERE in Omaha there la a man
ufacturing concern that needs the serv
ices of an advertising and salesmanger,
who can direct a small sales force and
take care of city sales personally, as
well as handle the advertising.
This concern may be small, manu
facturing a useful and practical com
modity, with a very promising future;
or it may be a larger company jobbing
a standard line that can be developed
by an aggressive sales arid advertising
campaign.
There Is In Omaha a man of proven
sales ability (at present employedr who
would like an- opportunity to sell his
services to the manager of just such
business. If you have an honest propo
sition with merit and are interested, a
line from you on Jour business stationery
will put you Intouch with the writer,
who will be pleased to call on you per
sonally. Box A-16, Bee.
FOR SALE Furniture, gas range, cut
glass, pictures, rugs, etc., from a 6-room
apartment. All good stuff. 223 Park
Ave.
MASSIVE oak dining room set and lots
of other furniture. Owner transferred,
' willing to sacrifice. Walnut 2812.
LIBRARY table, 6 dining room, chairs!
hall hat rack, t mattresses, gas stove,
3611 Jackson. Har, 1465.
WE aeli. your furniture; for dates and
terms call Har. 3908. I.. U. Kendls
Auction Co., furniture auctioneers.
WE buy old and new furniture, we pay
best price. Eureka Furniture Co. Web.
4206. mi7 North 34th.
3-PIECE parlor upholstered tapestry suite,
$275. Tyler 41. J
Pianos and Musical Instruments.
FREE
FREE
A beautiful floor lamn wlll.be given
away free with every phonograph pur
chased during Ak-Sar-Ben, besides sav
ing you 150 to 3100; this la a limited
offer.
8CHLAES PHONOGRAPH CO.,
1404 Dodge. Phone Doug. 214L
A. HOSPE CO.
Everything In
art and music
Pianos for rent, 4.00 per mcnth.
DI1TJMS, traps, marimbas. Instructions,
repairing. Phone Harney 2967. Geo. A.
- Smith. 2761 Davenport St.
WILL give lease on three-room suite to
buyer of office equipment. 324 Peters
Trust or Tyler 6171. '
ALMOST new rathe phonograph and rec
ords for sale. Call Web. 6883.
MAHOGANY player piano, real bargain
for quick sale. Douglas 3066.
COLUMBIA phonograph, bargain,
las 3066,
Doug-
Typewriters and Supplies.
TYPEWRITERS
AND
ADDING MACHINES '
ALL MAKES, bought, eold, rented and
repaired. Sole agents for the CORONA
Cet our price before you buy. Every
machine guaranteed.
Central Typrewnter Exc.
Douglas 3120. 1912 Faroe m.
PROTECTOGRAHS. F & E.'a: bargains.
320 Nevlll Bldg. . . '
ALL MAKES Typewriter Co.. "all make."
205 S. 18thSt, Tyler 2414,
Miscellaneous Articles.
GLASS FOR SALE.
SIZES 6x7, 6x8. 8x10. BEST GRADE;
CAN BE USED FOR HOT HOUSES.
WIRELESS SETS. ETC.
CALL, '
MR. HADLEY.
TYLER 1000.
ENGRAVING DEPT;
FOR SALE The following furniture:
Three oak flat top desks, one oak ste
nographer's desk, ono L. C. Smith No. 6
typewriter, about a dozen miscellaneous
oflice chairs, about 60 yards hnvy areen
carpeting, one 9x13 rug. splendid assort
ment of pictures. Call at
324 PETERS TRUST BLDG.
MUST SELL AT ONCE HUDSON SEAL
COAT, MOLE SKIN ERMINE CAPE,
MINK CAP, BEADED BAG AND
AIGRETTES. CALL BETWEEN U A,
M. AND 2 P. M..i
ROOM 311, EL
BEUDOR A.PT.
LADY will sacrifice $7a set Hudson seal.
furs, atole and muff, never worn 130,
Also beautiful squirrel stole and French
seal coat. The Harley, 20th and Far
nam, Suite 111, Mrs. v McNamara.
HEMSTITCHING and picotlng attach
ment, works on all sewing machines, 82.
r'ull Instructions. Douglaa Salea Co.
321 North 16th SL, Birmingham, Ala.
FATHER-
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- I DO &EUEVE HE 15
COMMENCING TO LIKE
MUSIC - LOOK AT .
HIM TRYING TO
PLAY-I'LL MOT
DISTURB HIM-
-CTl
FOR SALE.
Miscellaneous Articles.
MAJOR'S uniform, with London-made
boots and putteea; officer's overcoat, fine
quality; dress suit and tuxedo coat; dark
medium weight overcoat. All nearly
new. Slae about 40. Harney 1167.
SHORT time, sure and safe Investment,
7 per cent city warrants to net you JO
per cent. E. G. Solomon, 113 Karb'ach
Bldg. D. 6262. .
WE buy, sell safes, make desks, show
case,, etc. Omaha Future ft Supply Co.,
S. W. Cor. 11th and Douglaa. D. 1714.
WE buy, sell and exchange "all makes
of typewriters. Write for list. Midland
Office Supply Co.. 1404 Doda;. '
BUY tomatoes now gresn or ripe, 50c and
75c per bushel at farm. Walnut 818. E.
J. Bakei
SINGER sewing machine for sale, cheap;
good condition. Call Doug. 3167.
PORTABLE GARAGE. FIREPROOF,
12x16 FT. 1016 WEBSTER ST.
MAN'S overcoat, medium weight; size 40.
2720 Ames A-e. Colfax 4034.
GOOD second-hand lumber; also 3 boilers;
f Ine shape: cheap. Ty. 1746.
RIPE grapes, $1 a basket;
pound, Colfax 698.
rhubarb, 2c a
-J
DRY abort kindling wood for sale. Acme
FOR SALE Bakery flxturesT 4037 ll
Tel. South 225i
DUNLAP strawberry plants for aale. Doug.
8071.
MIMEOGRAPH for sale. Tyler 2760.
KINDLING and lumber. Web. 469.
WANTED TO BUY.
DESKS DESKS DESKS
New desks; used desks bought, sild and
traded. J. a Reed, 1207 Farnam. DJIH6.
v xuu uuy eecona-nana cieming, snoes ' ana i
lurniture. Ty. 3598. A. zavett, 70a N. 16. 1
LIBERTY bonds bought. Macks Bond
House. 1421 First Nat l Bk. Bldg.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.
POSITION wanted as nlxht watchman or
night floor man in garage; well experi
enced COLLEQE student deilres work after
noons ana saturaays. tsox a-io, umana
Bee.
Female.
HOUSEKEEPERS. LAUNDRESSES.
Watch the Domestic column of The
Bee. Lots of good places arc always
advertised. Don't mlsa them.
WIDOW with child wants position as
housekeeper. Box A-40.
POSITION as stock girl; colored. H. 6129.
Laundry and Day Work
GOOD laundresa; wanta Wednesdays and
Thursday out: 45o per hour and car
fare; unless you want experienced laun
dress, don't .call. Tyler 2957, Mrs. Bas
sett. LAUNDRY
or cooking. Experienced,,
Web.
4294.
LAUNDRY, house cleaning, day work.
Web. 2244.
DAY work.
Web. 4623.
laundry, cleaning; colored.
DAY work,
star 3956.
laundry, experienced. Web-
BUNDLE vashlng, day work,
mornings.
Web, 4743
LAUNDRY wanted;
fax 2511. '
white womaV
Col-
DAY work wanted; experienced.
Web.
22J8.
.COLORED womaft wants day work. Web.
3457. '
LAUNDRY or cooking. Experienced. Web.
4499.
BUNDLE
1733.
washing; experienced. Web.
IRONING,
2222.
cleaning, day work. Web.
BUNDLE washing,
1509.
experienced, Webster
DAY ,worki
2334.
laundry; experienced. Ty.
DAYWORK laudry,
Web. 6099.
experienced woman.
DAYWORK. bundle washing. kitchea
work, Web. 6406. .
DAYWORKexperlenced colored lady.
Web. 622.
BUNDLE washing neatly done. Web. 4748.
WANTED Day work, exp. Harney 7007.
DAYWORK, hOuse cleaning. Harney 6129.
DAY work, laundry, experienced. Ty. 3 571.
DAY WORK, cleaning; exp. Har. 6945.
DAY work In private home. Web. 6216.
LAUNDRY, daywork, Exp. Web. 6710.
DAY work, exp., colored. Tyler 3153.
DAY work wanted. Web. 698.
HELP WANTED MALE.
Stores and Offices.
TRY our service in locating a position.
.We get results. ;
j RIGHT REFERENCE CO.,
636 First Nat. Bank.
WANTED At once, active courteous, man
for checkroom service; salary 372.50 per
month. Apply Y. M. C. A Physical
Dept. '-
MAN for stenographic and general office
work; permanent position. The Omaha
Furntlure & Carpet Co., 1211 Farnam St.
STENO., 1126; bookkeeper, 3150; stock
clerk, 3100; office Tilerk, 3100. Watts
Reference Co., 912 1st Nat. Bank.
STOCK ami order clerks. 3100. 3110.
THE MARTI CO.. 1126 W. O. W. BLDG.
L2
Professions and Trades.
maker and - enrober operator. Good OP'
portunlty for right man. Location, cen
tral Iowa point. Quick action necessary.
Box Y-1270, Bee
WANTED Shipping clerk for candy facv
tory. Steady position, inuai snow ciean
record. State wages desired to start
with. Good future. Ward-Owaley Co.,
Aberdeen, S. D
LEARN A TRADE.
Barbers wanted everywhere. We
guarantee a position and teach you in a
few weeks. Write for big free catalog.
Moler Barber College, 110 S. 14th St. .
WANTED Two good tinners for inside
and outside work, alao one good cornice
man. Wages 31.00 per tiour. Simon
Brothers. North Platte, Neb.
YOUNG man, study law. F.ve downtown
sessions. Unlver. of Omaha Law Dept.
Thorough course; nominal tuition. Sec
404OmahaNatlonalBldg.
DENTAL" laboratory man; if you are a
fast, good, gold and plate man: steady,
no boozer, will pay $60 per week, more
if you are worth it. Ballard Drug &
Dental Co., Davenport. Ia.
WANTED First-class hard candy maker.
" Steady position. State wages required
to start with. This Is a steady Job and
no layoffs to right party. Ward-OAvsley
On Aberdeen. S. D.
WANTED First class meat cutter cap-
ame 01 nanatingr particular iihuo, .ic.uj
position, good climate; state wages ex
pected. W. H. Bristol. Lewlston. Idaho.
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
ba'nlp references. Salesmen make from
$200 to 31.000 a week. Write, today for
particulars. ' Address Tliomas-Moore-Mliam,
114 N. Robinson St., Oklahoma
City. Okl. ,
WANTED A -salesman, ""preferably in
experienced. Willing to work for $40
per week. Must ?have ambition and
neat appearand-; also furnish bond.
Sslary and commissions to start. If you
think you are the man we want, phone
Tyler 4947 for appointment.
SALESMAN wanted to demonstrate an 1
sell an established line of machinery on
commission basis In exclusive territory
in Nebraska. Write for particulars.
Prairie du Chlen To1 Co.. Pralcle cu
Chien. Wie. I
$1'"- to $25 per day selling Silver Sanitary
bruehes. Opening for general agent.
Good pay. Call for sampler. Silver
Chamberlain C (01 Wdrld-Hereld,
Elds j
BTCOLLT-THAT'b J 111 Mf I CAM-T iT it 1 If W YO SI f DROPPED L
I HA.RO TO IT J W JvBuTVLLNOT WAIST A, HAIR-Pih? A DME bCTWEEM I Jl
V ,V' J. ' tNr.TiiDycT. V , 'J THE Kty or t
HELP WANTED MALE.
Salesmen and Solicitors.
a :
or C.C1ALT x aalesmen on silverware, rugs
and blankets; can use couple of good
men, out of town work.
C. F, Adama
CO., 623 south 16th St.
TYPEWRITER SALESMAN The Thomas
V. McGowan Co., Grand Island, Neb.
Teamsters and Chauffeurs.
WANTED
TRUCK DRIVER
MUST S?E WELL ACQUAINTED
WITH CITYy AND ABLE TO DRIVE
ANY MAKE OF CAR; ALSO FINNISH
BEST OF TIEFERENCES.
LOOSE-WILES BISCUIT CO.,
12TH AND DAVENPORT.
WANTED Teamsters. Rivet Lumber and
Coal Co., 41st and Lake 8ts.
Boys.
YOU GO TO SCHOOL!
WHY NOT HELP PAY FOR tOUR
EDUCATION?
We can employ several high school
boys after 3:30 or 3 p. m. and on Satur
days. The work is not heavy and
weekly pay Kays a foundaflon- for i
savings account and permanent employ
ment. Apply aTter 4 p. m., employes'
entrance.
THE SKINNER MFG. CO.,
v' - 14th and Jackson.
x BOY. WANTED
FOR OFFICE WORK. -MUST
BE 16 YEARS OF AGE
i OR OLDER
GOOD PAY ANfD CHANGE
FOR ADVANCEMENT.
APPLY AUDITOR.
SWIFT & CO., SO. OMAHA.
MESSENGER AND STOCK BOYS
m WANTED. '
f- APPLY 713
' THE NEW TELEPHONE BLDG.
BRIGHT boy wanted, about 16 or 17 years
old for office work; chance to learn
advertising business; good salary to
start. Apply 806 World-Herald Bldg.
OFFICE RQY
WANTED.
APPLY MR, QUIVEY,
BUSINESS OFFICE,
BEE PUBLISHING CO.,
17THAND FARNAM.
WANTED 25
boys to sell Ak-Sar-Ben
programs, 310.00 to 115.00 dally. Ap
ply 8 to 9:30 Wednesday and Thurn
day mornings. Alley entrance. 414 So.
14th St.
BRIGHT boy over 16 years for office
work. Permanent postlon. Good salary
to start. 806 World-Herald Bldg.
WANTED An rrani4 hnv with- wheel
.Apply Mr. Ttill. Midwest Electric Co.,!
-M207 Harney. ' I
WANTED Messenger boy. Packers' Na
tional Bask, 24th and O Sts., South Side.
WANTED Delivery boy with wheel. Alex-
ander Drug Cf., 17th and Douglas.
WANTED Messenger boy. Live Stock
National Bank, 24tH and N 8ts.
WANTED Boys to work at Soda fountain.
good pay. Beaton Drug Co.
BOYS to wait on tables. Alexander Drug
Co., 17th and Douglas Sts.
BOY for day work at soda fountain;
good
I pay. Beaton Drug Co.
BOYS to set pins, Farnam Bowling alley.
1807 Farnam.-
BELL boy wanted. Hotel Keen.
Miscellaneous.
WANTED
Chicken pickers. J
Steady wprk
Out of town. v
For particulars call
DOUGLAS 9165.
v "MEN, WANTED
FOR GENERAL YARD WORK.
APPLY TIMEKEEPER,'
UNION STOCK YARDS CO.,
SOUTH SIDE.
MEN WANTED
FOR PAVING WORK
AT PAPILLION, NEB.
APPLY
ARTHUR A. DOBSON CO..
PAPILLION. NEB.
EXPERIENCED WINDOW
WASHER WANTED
GOOD SALARY
PERMANENT POSITION
APPLY
SUPT., BALCONY.
BLTRGESS-NASH CO.
MEN and boys wanted: apply at Bottling
Dept., 7:30 a. m. Storz Beverage and
Ice Co., 16th and Clark Sts.
WANTED Man to work in drug store, all
round work and delivery. Drug store.
32nd Ave. and Arbor St.
WANTED Yard and
. have reference. G.
nam St.
houseman: must
Storx. 8708 Far-
MEN wanted for warehouse work. Con
ireto Engineering Co.. 11th and Nlch
olae Sts. 0
R1VETT Lbr. Coa Co., 41st and Lake
at
teamsters wanted.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
Stores and Offices.
WANTED.
YOUNG GIRL
FOR MAILING DEPT.
APPLY GENERAL OFFICE,
MORRIS A. CO.,
' SOUTH S1DU
. - .
SEE JICCS AND MAGGIE IN FULL
FACE OF COLORS IN THE SUNDAY BEE
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
Stores and Offices.
WANTED.
EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER.
APPLT. .
CUDAHT PACKING CO.,
33D AND Q STS.
EXPERIENCED bookkeeper, good pen.
man; apply In own handwriting eta ting
experience and salary wanted. Address
f. O. Box 258. Ofnaha. Neb,
TRY our aervlce in locating a position.
We get results. '
RIOHT REFERENCE CO.. '
' 636 First Nat. Bank.
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 iav 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.
Apply to
MRS. MORRIS,
Employment Secretary,
Room 616,
New- Telephone Building,
Nineteenth and Douglas Streets.
MANY OF OUR EMPLOYES
ARE MAKING BIO MONEY.
KHI NOT TOUT-
. WE HAVE OPENINGS IN OUR
PACKING AND LABELING DE-'
PARTMENT FOR INEXPERIENCED,
ACTIVE WOMEN AND GIRLS OVER
16. THE ROOMS ARE LIGHT,
CLEAN AND AIRY, THE SUR
ROUNDINGS PLEASANT, AND WE
PAY YOU WHILE LEARNING PIECE
WORK. ON WHICH YOU ARE ASr
SURED . GOOD MONEY. DON'T
rilONE; COME READY FOR WORK.
ALSO, EXPERIENCED OR INEX
PERIENCED PACKERS FOR AUTO
MATIC WEIGHING MACHINE. BIG
MONEY FOR THIS WORK.
PAY EVERY SATURDAY.
APPLY SUPERINTENDENT, -EM-
ri.OYES' ENTRANCE, SKINNER
M KG. CO.. 14TH AND JACKSON.
GIRLS'
If you are not under 16 nor
' over 2a years of age, we would
like to tram you tor L,Uit Uls
TANCE WORK. You must
have at least an Eighth grade
education, Jf looking for a . per
manent position, see
MISS BELL.
318 TELEPHONE BLDG,
AMERICAN TELEPHONE &
TELEGRAPH CO.
Long Lines Department.
MASSEUSE.
Desired for health resort, 35
miles from Twin Cities. One who
is thoroughly competent and who
has had a good number of years
experience, to take charge of our
ladies' bath rooms, preferably one
who is accustomed to institution
al work.. We have one of the fin
est sulphur springs institutions in
the country and it is an unusual
opportunity for ; 'the right party.
In answering please give full de
tails as to qualifications, past ex
perience, age and salary wanted.
Write Mudbaden Sulphur Springs
Co.. Jordan, Minn.
-WANTED.
WOMEN AND GIRLS
. FOR FACTORY WORK.
BEST WAGES, STEADY WORK.
GORDON LAWLESS CO.,
8TH AND DODGE. ,
BY October 1. four or five-room modern
cottage or modern except heat; Hans
com Park section, or centrally located.
Call D. 1606. '
WANTED Girl to cut and make linings.
Jessie F. Fox, 774 Saunders-Kennedy
Bldg. Douglas 4149.
Saleswomen and Solicitors.
SALESWOMEN wanted for wash skirts
and bedding, art needle work department.
lac? and trlramlniaa; must be expert
enced. 'Thompson-Belden Co
Household and Domesti
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
desired. Box R-48. Omaha Bee.
WANTED Young or middle aged lady,
who can cook : no objections to one
child; will keep and send child to4
school; good wages ana gooa nome to
right parly. Box A-39, Omaha Bee.
"WANTED AT ONCE
Good girl to assist with housework,
small family, highest wages; no wash
ing or Ironing. Must be good cook. Ad-
. dress Box R-45. Omaha Bee.
WANTED A refined woman between $0
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 A refined woman between St
and 40 years of age for general house
work. 4 in family. No washing or
Ironing, Har. 45)18. Mrs. A. L. Rain
alter. VI 1 So. 31st J9L
COMPETENT white "maid for - general
housework, 3 in family, best wages,
references. Mrs. W. 8. " Weston. : 03
So. 51st St. Walnut 278. - ,
WANTED Competent, unencumbered
middle aged Iad to take charge of the
home of a partially invalid lady. Bee,
Council Bluffs. '
WANTED White womin ov girl for. gen
eral housework; permanent place: ever
Sunday off It desired. Call B,r. 3317.
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
Household and Domestic,
WHITE girl or woman for general house
work, no experience necessary; best
wages. 6123 Burt St. Call Wal. 238.
WANTED SECOND GIRL; NO WASH
ING. MRS. W. Di HOSFORD, 624
SOUTH 37TH RT. HAR. 87.
WANTED Experienced white second girl,
references required, good wages. Mrs.
EXPERIENCED nurse for 2 children,
over 30 years of age desired, good wages.
j. ... nn, nsnui 3?.
narney bub.
WANTED Experienced white cook. Mrs.
W. D. Hosford. 625 South 37th St.
Harney 87.
MAID fee; general housework, small
family, references required, 365 per
month. Harney 2825.
WANTED White girl for general house
work. No laundry, good wages. Wal
nut E179.
WANTED Experienced white cook. Mrs.
Mrs. W. J. Hynes, 432 So, 38th SL Har.
4760.
WANTED Maid; no laundry; references.
Mrs. W. J. Hyncs, 432 So. 38th St. Har.
4760.
COMPETENT girl for housework In family
of three; German preferred. Wal. 815.
GOOD girl for general house work; good
home; very good wages. Harnet, 1342.
WHITE girl for general housework, two
in family. 604 South 36th St. Har. 4365,
MAID wanted at once, experienced.
N. P. Updike, 3614 Jackson, Har.
Mre.
2934.
CAPABLE. WOMAN for house work; no
laundry. 4Ki So. 38th St., Har. 2650.
NURSE girl for 8-year-old child, one wha
will assist with housework. Wal. 465.
WANTED A girl for general housework.
Mrs. H. M. McClanahan. Wal. 1402.
WHITE girl for general housework. No
laundry. Good wages. WaL6179.
WANTED Cook, references. Mrs. Edward
Updike. 3612 Farnam. Har. 613.
WANTED Good girl for general house
work. Call Douglas 8989.
WANTED A cook and
4090.
housemaid. Wal.
GIRL for general housework.
504 So. 37th
st. Mrs. tr. A. Nash.
GOOD maid for general housework. 4643
Dodge. Wal. 2752.
WANTED A cook and hoJsemald. Phone,
Walnut 4090. Good wages.
Hotels and Restaurants.
WANTED Experienced girl for second i
work, f ZZ04 . St. Marys Ave. Doug. 893.
EXPERIENCED second cook wanted. Flat,
iron care. izi Howard St.
GIRL for counter work; good wages,
coin Inn, 216 So. 16th St,
AFTERNOON girl for Jack's Cafe,
and Locuat Sts.
16th
WAITRESS wanted.
Ty. 1028.
2402 Leavenworth,
DINING room, girl,
pltal.
Swedish Mission Hos-
Migcellaneous.
GIRLS AND TOUNG WOMEN.
Your Opportunity to Become Self
supporting Business Women.
Brandeis 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?
Douyou 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? Brandels Stores of
fer these inducements. If you wish to
take advantage of this opportunity ap
ply at . f .
GENERAL MANAGER'S OFFICE,
FOURTH FLOOR,
BRANDEIS STORES.
MATRON wanted to take charge of
tubercular ward at Douglas County Hos
pital; $52 month, room, board, laundry.
H. 6 5 2.
WILL furnish freo business college course
for a couple of hours light office work
each day. Telephone Douglas 7774.
BIO SISTERS ASSOCIATION, for the
benefit of business girls. 62$ Bee Bide,
Douglas 6593. M-
WANTED Girls to wait on table at soda
fountain, best pay. Beaton Drue- Cn.
GIRLS wanted to work days at Rogers'
mmct;noner3 am ana rarnam.
WANTED-7-GIRL AT WARE
CANDY
aiTCMK., 2616 CUMING ST.
GIRLS wanted to
wrap yeast. Apply
1609 Chicago St
GIRL to help In store.
2916 Farnam.
HELP WANTED.
Male and Female.
WANTED Man. ladles and bos to learn
barber trade; big demand: wages while
, learning: strict! modern. Call or write
1403 Dodge St. Trl-Clty Barber College.
EDUCATIONAL.
DAY SCHOfll. vmilT , Sfiinni
Complete courses In accountancy, machine
DooKKeeping, comptometry, shorthand
and typewriting, railroad and wireless
telegraphy, civil service and all Eng
lish and commercial branches. Write,
call or phone Douglas 1665 for large
illustrated catalog. Address
BOYLES COLLEGE.
Boyles Bldg., Omaha. Neb.
Van Sant School of Business,
Day and Evening Schools,
229 Omaha National Bank' Bldg.
Douglas 6890.
Musical.
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
Soptember 15. 1920: other duties cause
of selling. For pnrtlculars write Box
234, Clerks. Neb.
FOR SALE Oil leases in Osage field Wvo
mlng, deeded land, perfect title, 160.
320. 640 acres. Favorably located as to
operations and structure. Heywood &
Lawrence. Crawford. Neb.
FOR SALE Hardware stock. Retail hardU
ware in live western town. We refer by
permission to ie-t:oit-Andreesen Hard
ware Company, Omaha, Neb., to whom
. all communications should be . ad
dressed. -y-r " ," 4. . ....
FOR SALE Two-story brick building
ZZX132, on main street of Grand Island;
cull basement If looking for a location
in the best city In Nebraska write Louis
A. Velt, Box 704. Qnrfid Island.
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.
- before they advance. Walter B. Mont-
aoiiiery, i roy, ivan.
PARTNER wanted in real estate bu.i-
iiess. Write to A. P. Tone AVIlson. jr..
"of Burlington, Colo. '
TO GET In or out of business, s.'e LEWI!
A CO., 411 McCague Bldg.
FOR RENT ROOMS.
Furnished Rooms.
PHONE THE WANT AD DEPARTMENT.
TYLER 1000, AND ASK ABOUT OUR
BIG ROOM LI8T PRINTED EVERY
WEEK FOR THE BENEFIT OF OUR
DAAuuf iu iiiHiiuKsny luminnea room,
large-alcove, close-in-; private, family:
H block to two car lines: prefer 2
ladles or couple employed. Har. 3379.
FURNISHED rooms for rent In private
home. 1718 South 29th St. Harney 3479.
DiWn for The Bee bv McManu.
.'opyrtght 1920 Internationa! Neve Sereiea.
S
f FOR RENT ROOMS.
Furnished Rnnmt
ONE large, neatly furnished room, modern
home; reasonably good district; close to
Hanscom Park and Leavenworth car
line; suitable for two ladles. Har. 1273.
SINGLE and iuble rooma for men only;
running hot and cold water:ateam heat;
within walking distance. Brown Apts.,
608 N. 21st. Douglas 6644.
FURNISHED room for 2. modern, well
heated, private, comfortable homo, one
half block from car; references, 2711
N. 60th Ave.. Wal; 6370.
LARGE, comfortable room suitable tor one
or two gentlemen: private home,
Hanscom Park, one block to car. Har
1461. BEAUTIFUL West Farnam district room
for ..gentleman, walking distance, 116
So. 31st Ave. ' ' y
NICELY furnished room, hot end cold
v.siur; gentleman preierrea; reierence.
Har. 106.
SOUTHEAST room for 1 or 2- Kentlemen
block south of Hanscom Park. H. 6291.
LARGE front room, nicely furnished.
West Farnam district. Phone Har. 283 6.
FURNISHWD rooms for rent In private
home, 1718 So. 29th St. Har. 3479.
ROOMS In private home; new furniture;
near Crelghton College. Har. 6455.
LARGE room, south front; good light,
closet for gentlemen. Har. 2432.
IN West Farnam home; one or two large
rooms: references. Harney 3882.
NICELY .furnished housekeeping
Everything furnished. Har. 4338.
suite.
NICE front room for young couple or two
nice ypung ladies. Wal. 3613.
544 S0..24TH AVE Sleeping rooms for
rept, cheap. Douglas 8480.
NEWLY furnished front room, suitable for
two, close in. Tyler 2114. '
FURNISHED room,
3768.
private
home, Web.
A.
BEAUTIFUL large room, modern. H. 3827.
SINGLE room for gentleman. Ty. 4843.
NICELY fu r. mi., breakfast. Har. 23731
919 S. 26TH; furnished room. Ty. 2297.
HANSCOM Park dlst. furn. room. H. 6807.
2 106 HARNEY Front room: reasonable.
FRONT housekeenlna rooms. Har. 1141.
lOfi TTAPVttV- frnnt mnm' Tlntitr RfilB
SLEEPING rooma. 32 to 37.50. D. 1327.
NICE front room. Call Walnut 3612.
Housekeeping Rooms.
8205 N. 29TH ST. 3 unfurnished rooms
(not modern), electric lights and use of
telephone, $15. Col. 1363.
WELL furnished modern suite, walking
instance, ti. Niamey 1836. 6UZ s. 28tn.
THREE housekeeping rooma and bath, un-
neateu. 3im wewter. Harney 2762.
J222 FARNAM: two large front house.
Keeping rooms. Douglaa 708
LIGHT housekeeping rooms. Doug. 8677rK
TWO light housekeeping rooms. Tyler 2925,
2 LIGHT housekeepings rooma Web. 803,
SUITE of 3 rooms. Doug. 1327.
Board and Rooms.
LARGE front room downstairs, beautiful,
ly furnished, suitable for couple or per
son employee ; good board. Web. 6338,
PLEASANT room with a-eod board for 2.
Private family, $1 attach. Breakfast and
winner. Also table board. Tyler 4126,
Elegant rooms, first-class meal. He mis
park, gentleman preferred. Har. 6465.
BOARD and room;
6068.
two gentlen.cn. Web.
FOR RENT HOUSES.
Furnished.
TWO rand three-room furnished apart
ments; steam heat; walking distance.
Brown Apts.. 608 N. 2 1st. Doug. 6644.
FOR RENT Furnished bungalow at 6017
Florence Biva. Tel. Colfax 2555.
FOR RENT APTS. AND FLATfrl
Furnished.
EL-BEUDOR
APARTMENT HOTEL.
Conveniently ' lecated. Furnished
throughout. Suites of two and three
rooms, witn combination tub and shower
bath. Kitchenettes completely equipped.
Weekly rental lnclcdes light, heat, gaa,
telephone and maid service. An ideal
home for those whe desire comfort and
aervlce. Apar'ments shown by appolut
mcnt Dodge an 18th. Tylir 4200.
COMPLETELY furnished two and three
rcom apartments, steam heat, walking
distance. Brown. Apartments, (08 N.
21st. Doug. 6644.
FURNISHED APARTMENTS IN THE
BLACKSTONE. H. 945.
WANTED TO RENT.
ALL OR any part of 1.700 sauare'feet of
ll choice office space; second floor Ken-
SEE
FOSTER-BARKER-CO.,
509 South 19th Street.
FOR RENT Business Property.
OFFICE with dentist in Firat Nat. Bank;
(Musician or specialist preferred. Ty.
2138
MOVING AND STORAGE.
WE assemble and forward carloads of
both household (ods and automobiles
Watch this column, as It will keen vou
Informed where we are making carload
shipments to.
If you are shipping to any of the cities
represented or to towns adjacent to our
shipping points, see us about our rates,
as It is likely that our through rate
is less man tne regular local rat and
you have the advantage of carload serv
ice. Today we are accepting shipments for
ine inuowing cities:
Minneapoils, Minn.
Los Angeles, Cal.
Chlcaao. III.
GORDON FIREPROOF WARE
HOUSE AND VAN CO.,
219 N, 11th St.
Phone Douglas 394. Omahrf-Neb,
FIDELITY
STORAGE
CO.
ANn VAN
STORAGE. MOVING. PACKING
HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND PIANOS,
' REASONABLE RATES. I
FREE RENTAL SERVICE.
COMPLETE LI8T OF
HOU8ES AND APARTMENTS.
16th and Jackson Sts. Douglas .283.
MOVING; PACKING, STORAGE.
FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE
Separate locked-' rooms for household
BUUU8 ana pianos, moving, packing and
OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE CO..
806 South 16th. i Doug. 4163,
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 Douglas 4338.
vuiu or wagon sexvi,
UNION TRANSFER CO.
Let us estimate your movli.g. packing
and storsge. 1605 Davenport Doug. 2903.
POULTRY AND PET STOCK.
ROLLER canary blrda for sale."
K. L. Mann, Monroe, Neb.
Address
HORSES AND VEHICLES.
FINE galted saddle horses. .Private dally
aale at our stables Ak-8ar-Ben field.
Also on exhibition our champion Clydes
dale draft horses and champion span
of mules. Visitors welcome. M. C Peters
Mill Co. -t
FOlt SALE Farm horses and mares, also
heavy and light draft horses for city
uae. 11. O. Peters Mill, 29th and B fits.,
omaba. eb.
TWO good work borses, 2500 lbs.: 2 single
harnesses. 2109 No. 24th. Web.- 2883.
",, Bee Want Ads Bring Results
HORSES AND VEHICLES.
U. Si GOVERNMENT AWARDED US THC
FOLLOWING HARNESS .GOODS!
U. S. ambulance harness and collars,
usee) ISJ.OS
U. , engineering harness, new..... 16 00
U. S. combat harneaa, new.....1 79.00
V. S. halters, first grade, new, each 1.16
U. S. atorra blankets, nightly used,
ach t.96
U. 8. ateel collars, new. each 3.60
I. -S. harnesa oil. It -pounds for.,.. 1.00
IT. S. folded canvaa wash basins....' LOO
1.000 sets Concord farm harness, 169
to SMt
100 dozen leather collars, each, $4.69
to J0
tOO gross one-lach russet hme
straps, dosen . t.. 8.7S
100 dosen pair ateel hamee. set of 4 90
60 dozen pair bridles, round reins,
Pair j n.7,
200 sets double lines, H,x20. pair.. 10.60
300 dozen leather halters, each, $1.64
to 1.76
FARMERS, TAKE ADVANTAGE "VF
THESE PRICES.
SAVE TIME ENCLOSE DRAFT OR
' MONEY ORDER.
REFERENCES: FIRST NATIONAL OR
CORN EXCHANGE BANKS.
WRITE FOR FREW PRICE-LIST DESK
NO. 8.
MIDWEST HARNESS CO..
706 N. 16TH ST.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
OWN A PACKARD
We Have Several Rebuilt"
1-25 Packard louring cars.
2-33 Packard Touring cars.
3-3S Packard Touring cars.
These- cars have been rebuilt,
repainted, retired and retopped in
our own shops and carry the same
guaranty as new cars. Will con
sider cars in exchange and also
give very reasonable terms to re
sponsible parties.
Ask the Man Who
Owns One
Packard Omaha Company
3016 Harney St. Harney 10.
AK-SAR-BEN
BARGAINS r
' Cadillao Sedan. 19 Cadillac Tour. '
Hudson Sedan. 18 Hupmoblle. .
Ford Sedan. 17 Grant -Six.
Hudson Coupe. 17 Patterson Chum.
False Col. Cop. 17 Oakland Six.
New Nash 17 Enger Six.
New Maxwell. 17 Ford Roadster.
19 Overland Tour. 16 Ford Roadster.
18 Chandler Six. 16 Overland Road.
18 Saxon Six. 14 Ford Touring.
Our low prices will surprise you.
Every car completely overhauled and
guaranteed. Jloney back If not satis
fied. ,
TRAWVER AUTO CO.,' ?210 Farnam.
Douglas 9070.
- CARSl NEW, USED AND
REBUILT. "
A really good used car. or a good,
thoroughly rebuilt car, is a better buv
at the right price than the same car
new at the list price. Used cara froir.
$3(0 up. Rebuilt cars from $450 up.
Cash and time. Salne guarantee on Te
built cars that you get on new care
New Briscoe models, 34 touring, sejan
coupe and runabout, leaders of light
weight reliable cars that's a sure thl.ig
s- Distributors of Dependable Cars.
BIXBY MOTOR COMPANY.
8C2 St. Marys Ave. Phone Tyler 792.
Buy a Guy L. Smith
Used Car.
, -vA 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
of cars and prices.
Peerless "8" ,
Seven-passenger Touring Car.
Motor, transmission axel, in ex
cellent condition. Tires, finish,
upholstering, top just like new.
( Will consider light car in ex-
change; also Liberty bonds af
- face value,
3016 Harney St. Harnev 10.
Hudson Super-Six
.bpeedster
' The Hudaon Speedster Is the most,
popular fine car in Omaha; we don't
have one often so look this over: six
new cord tires and beautifullv finished
In dark green with red wheels: has
many extras; an exceptional bargain
mnu guarantees in every way.
Guy L. Smith,
DRIVE IT YOURSELF
. COMPANY
REIfT A NEW FORD DRIVE
l I XtJUKSfcLf
THE MOST ECONOMICAL AUTO
MOBILING: CHEAPER THAN OWN
VS.r, KEW- CONDITION.
SELF-STARTERH OPEN DAY AND
NIGHT THL 866 DAYS.
12 JiOJVRpREE,riDOUGi 3322.
Few Real Bargains'
One Reo touring at bargain.
One Reo roadster, good shape.
One Dort touring, like new.
One Studebaker 4, newly painted.
One Ford coupe, like new.
One Ford sedan.
RALSTON GARAGE
' Ralston 19-J.
Few Real Bargains
One Reo 6 touring at bargain.
.One Reo roadster, good shape.
.One Dort touring, like new.
One Studebaker 4, newly painted.
One Ford coupe, like new.
One Ford aedan.
RALSTON GARAGE
I Ralston 19-J.:
1H-TON Republic truck, rebuilt like new
well painted, .new tires and cab, guara-i-teensame
as new, $1,260; 1-ton Repuhlii
truck, rebuilt and newly, painted, guar
anteed same as new, only $976; 2-ton
Kelly truck with staple bodv. onlv $460
Ford ton truck with body and cab, onl)
$308. '
Several Others to Pick From,
Terms If Desired.
ANDREW MURPHY & SON,
14th, and Jackson.
' Maibohm
Practically brand new. We can
save you at least $400 or $500,
Will consider Fmrd or Chevrolet
in exchange. Terms to right par
ties. - ,
3016 Harney St. Harney 10.
Cadillac Chummy
Model 55, in excellent condition
throughout. This car is priced,
right Will take a smaller car in,
exchange. Terms to responsible
parties.
3016 Harney St. Harnev 10.
Stearns Touring Car
In good mechanical condition.
Tires excellent. We are offer
ing this car at remarkably low
price. Terms. Call Harney 10.
Hudson Touring Car
Completely rebuilt, repainted,
new tires. Price very reasonable!
Terms to responsible -parties.
3014-, Harney St. Harnev 10
For Sale by Owner
1917 Dorlge touring, motor conwletel
overhauled: a bargain. For demoTriira.
tlon, call Mnton garage. Tyler 3687
WE SAVE YOU
$S out of every $10 pn auto Insurance.
Phone Dougla 7768. 813 Peters Trust
Bldg. Continental Inv. Co "
DO you need an auto or truck? If voui
uaim win not rean you money will mr-U
ft" tUme',X L1"lner Implement
Co.. 6th and Pacific 8ts. Doug. 109.
1920. 4-PASSEND,p:r Hynes couoe. r,, VTo
miles. Will sell reaaonable
APJ?ROX-NKBRArKA MOTOR CO.
I 2526 Dodge St. Tyler 4434.
uni i5 w.-j.-i- i i u: : ' . .
80M k bargain. In used Ford cara, iS
5 ' o. ' ln9 tianay Ford
?rviJ?.S',tloDl ,&,b Jtckeon. Doug-
-"''.' 1 r,nas. CAUL 8. Iff.
WANTED For spot cash. 100 used ears,
u,cl.,r,i,,S,,: no d" Au, Exchange
Co.. toss Farnam 6b Douglas 193a.
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