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V THE BEE: OMAHA, MONDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1920. i a Classified Advertising Rates CLASSIFIED AnVERTT.INli RATES. IB per Una (count words to line) 1 day lao par una par aey, a consecutive ay 13 par Una par day, T eonaacutlva day 14a car Una oar day. 10 eonaacutlva day No adda taken for less than a total of 1(0. These rataa apply atther to tha Dally or Sunday Ua. All advertisements ap pear In botn moraine and avanlnf dally papara for the ona charse. CONTRACT KATKS ON APPLICATION. Want ada accepted at tha following ot ftcaa: MAIN OFFICE. ...nth and Farnam Sts South Bide 111! N ft Council Bluffs 16 Bootl St. WANT ADS RECEIVED B I'HONK AT TTLER 1000 THE FEB will nut ba raaponalbla for mora than ona Incorrect Insertion of an advartlaament ordered for mora than ona time. i i CLOSINO HOURS FOR WANT ADS Xvenlng Edition 11:16 A. Nf. Morning Kdltlon ;00 P. M Sunday Edition 9:00 P. M. Saturda FUNERAL DIRECTORS. SACK & FALCONER OMAHA'S BEST. PIERCE-AKROW AMBULANCE v SKRVICK. Thirty-third and Farnam. Harney 4. TaULSE & RIEPEN riONEER FUNERAL DIRECTORS. 7"! South Hth St. Douglaa 122 "HEAFEY & HEAFEY, ITndertakera and Embalmers. fhone H. 203. Office 2611 Farnam, FOR AM BALANCE call South 680. KorUko f uneral Homo. 23d and O sts. FLORISTS. EEE L. L ARM ON r1' 1814 Pouglaa St. Douglas 8244. JOHN BATH, Hth and Farnm. D. 3000. L. Handeraon. 1519 Farnam. Douglaa 124S. LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS , STRAYED from Ralston, Neb., tha night or uct. 13, ona ngnt-roiorea Jersey cow, weight 1,200 I I.e. Teat tag In right ear, wearing leather halter. Call Ralston I 43. W and receive reward and pay for ' an your trouoie. ,' FOR ARTICLES LOST on atreet cara tela ' , pttotia Tyler SCO. We are aniloui to re store loat arflclea to rightful owner. OMAHA A COUNCIL BLUFFS ST. RY. COMPANY. I 1 LOST Brlndla bulldog, white feet, white . 1 oreaai. ?.iBf.L,aKe st. and recelva re ! ' LOST Little boy'a cravenette raincoat In tit wn town district. Finder tall Walnut . ! , , " LOST In Gaiety theater mink fur acarf. call lira. Cavanaugh, Tyler 3210. Re I . '.. ward. ' ? ' f6ST Fitch choker. Return for liberal , rawara. Harney t.5. i ' i,OST Oold pearl ring, down-town dls trtot. Reward. South 1116. PERSONAL. TH& SALVATION Army Industrial home solicits- your old clothing, furniture, magatlnea. Wa collect. W dlatrihuta Phona Doug. 41S6 and our wagon will , can. uau and inspect our new home, 1110-1112.1114 Dfldira St. RENT Hoover vacuum aweeper. Har. 1071. t Si ASS AGE 810 North Seventeenth St. ANNOUNCEMENTS. Dancing Academics. KoTPl'tlo School for Dancing. 2424 Avei-He Farnam. Doug. 7860. KEEP'S HOTEL. ROME. W teaeh ball room and all klnda of fancy dancing. D. 2681, or H. 279 J. FANCY DANCINi FOR CHILDREN. SEASON, 20. KEEP'S. HOTEL ROME. Dressmaking. ' ', SEWINO. allka, velveta, aklrta. Jacket! re. lined, temodeled. Reaaonable. H. 6804. Detectives. PIPKIN'S NATIONAL DETECTIVE , AQENCT, Incorporated. Douglaa 107. Arlington bib... omar,a, nep. JAMES ALLAN, 312 Neville Blk. Evidence aecured In all cases. Tyler 1136. T RELIABLE Detective Bureau, Railway Ex. Bldg. Doug. 2066. Night, Cul. 465. ? , Painting and Decorating. . TAINTINO, papering, reaaonable ;rlees ." , house painting specialty. Frank Kull . aek. Wabater 3026, or Walnut 1427. - PAPERHANQINQ and painting. Walnut ' 48. ; , Painting, papering, plaaterlng. Wal. 4567. Patent Attorneys, JAMESW. MARTIN, Patent Attorney, 1716 Dodge St. Patent your Invention and sell It to a manufacturer. Hemstitching and Pleating. ACCORDION; aide,, krtife. aunburat box pleating, covered buttqna, all alzea and at y lea; hemstitching, plcot edging, eye let cut work, buttonholes, pennanta. Ideal Button and Pleating Co., 208 B rownvBlk. Douglaa 1036. Top Notch Shop Hemstitching, braiding, beading, all kinds pleating. Doug. 6011. Room 33. Douglaa Blk.. 16th and Dodge. Xebr. Pleating & Button Co., 1806 Far- nam St. D. 6670. - Miscellaneous Announcements. SEWING MACHINES W rent, repair, aell needles and parts. repair, aell needles MICKEL'S 15th and Harney.. Douglas 1973. NEBRASKA Vulca Patch Salea Agency, 411 So. 24th: distributors for Vulca Patohv Parker's Lightning Auto Polish, Bear Non-Skid Emergency Chains; or der by mai). PAXTON-MITCHELL CO., , 17th and Martha Sts.j Omaha, Neb. Braaa, bronze, aluminum and machlrte gray Iron casting!. SAFETY razor bladea sharpened, new ra lori. raior bladea aold. Omaha Razor Sharpening Co.. 1522H Dodge. 103 N. 14. OMAHA PILLOW CO. Feather mattress ea made from your own feathers, sum mer at winter aides. 1 9 0 7CJ mlng. D. 2467. BALL'S MENTHOL OINTMENT can be purchaaed at Rlalto Drug Store, 15'h and Douglas Bta.. Omaha, Neb. HATS cleaned and blocked while you wait, at Paxton Hat Works, 1607ty Farnam at. Work guaranteed. D. 6939. FILMS developed; printing and enlarging. Write for prices. The Ensign Co., 1607 Howard St DKNT1S STRY exchanged fjr Liberty bonds. WEDDING " Douglas announcements and printing. Douglas Printing Co. Tel. Douglaa 644. . t Fl'LL dress suits and tuxedos for rent, ..v 109 N. 16th St., John Feldman. D. 3138. CORSETS made to order. 661S. Call Webater t . . i , . wn,r ntwrt rv . t v. r ... 1 Welders. " isth and Jackson. D. 4391. RENT Hoover vacuum. $1 25. Wal.TSTf. Q A TlCJ BAROAINS. 12th & Farnam. J-ik-) J. J. Darlght Safe Co. OKT ouf figures on roofs. North West Ready Roofing Co.. 80 a 8. M. M 4.TTRESSE3 remade, springs rep. H.7162 Dr. Bradbury. No pain. 931 W. O. W. Bldg. Omaha Towel Supply. 207 S. 11th. D. 528. WEAVING, old ruga remado. Tyler 1433. FOR SALE; Furniture and Household Goods. WE BUY old and new furniture. ,We pay beat price. Eureka Furniture Co, Web. 8- 1417 North 24th. , . GOOD child's bed and mattress, also 609 pound faafa for sale. Phone South 0231. STOVE Soft coal heater. Co'fax 4S60. Pianos and Musical Instruments. A. HOSPECO. ,M-JLS Pianos for rent. 34 per month. DRUMS, trapi, marimbas, instructions, re pairing, Phone Harney 2967. Geo. A. Smith 2761 Davenport St. 2JAHOOANY player piano, very reasonable . If taken thla week. Douglas 3066. WILL sacrifice 3285 Vlctrola phonograph i tor t!65; bargain. Douglaa 3066. Typewriters and Supplies. TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING MACHINES . ALL MAKES, bought, sold, rented and repaired. Sola agenta for tha CORONA. Gat cur price befor you buy. Every machine guaranteed. Central Typewriter Exc. Douglas 2120. 1912 Farnam. ALL MAKES, Typewriter Co , "all makes." 206 S 18th St Tyler 2424. PROTECTOGRAPHS, F. & E.'a; bargains. 320 Neville Bldg. Miscellaneous Articles. GLASS FOR SALE. erZtS 5x7. 6x8, 8x10. BEST GRADE; CAN BE USED FOR HOT HOUSES. WIRELESS SETS. ETC CALL MR. HADLET. Tyler 1000. v ENGRAVING DEPT.. , HANDSOME aeal stole, about 2 yards , Joins, never worn, 216: seal muff. 115: ' Blink and squirrel stole; also beautiful seal coats, sacrifice. 8utte 111, Hotel JIarley. 20th and Farnam. Mrs. Mc 'amara. V '. DiAMOND for sale cheap. Blue white stona, clean cut, weight about six-tenths . - carat. 4.-63, Omaha Bee, BRINGING UP 1 I ONP-TWO- WOOHEAS j I DON'T Von TMiW ; 1 DC-Re- IWcsSeJ ' rP-, -ISSS . , 9 NE-rTA L ."V 1 VOICE?! I THINK Ifi . jHCW5RErAARe,V.E FOR SALE, v ' HELP WANTED-MALE. ' HELP WANTED-FEMALE FOR RENT-ROOMS. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. Miscellaneous Articles. Salesmen and Solicitors. Professions and Trades. - Housekeeping Rooms. 1-TON Fairbanks No. 4 standard scale, 3Hi3H foot platform, also 28-lnch Buffalo Forge Co. exhauat fan. Inquire at Omaha Bee office, 17th and Farnam St. Pbone Tyler 1000. SURE and safe Investment, city warrants to pay you 10 per cent interest, siou, $600 and 11,000 amounta. E. G. Solomon. 617 Karbach Bldg. Douglas 6262. Bottles- Barrels At Nathan Steinberg's. 1019 Harney St. Doug. (166. MULTIGRAPH, complete "with type and other accessories. Motor-driven, f ire, stone Tire & Rubber Co., 2566 Farnam. WE buy, aell aafea, make dfsks, show cases, etc. umana f ixture at supply v;o.. S. W. Cor. 11th and Douglas.. D. 2724. LARGE 'drill press with electrlo motor. complete with alnglea and tools, f ire stone Tire & Rubber Co., 2666 Farnam. ONE No. 6-25-A International steam boiler, rate 1,360 feet, cost new. 1605, will sell at 4360. 2701 Leavenworth:, i APPLE8 for aale, sprayed and hand pick ed, 1 mile north, 1V miles west 01 nai alon. Beavers Farm. Walnut lf,S43. FOR SALE 2 tubular bollera. 16x6 and tx3. Both in excellent conduits, call Douglas 6808. Mr. Downs. SEVERAL office desks and dhalrs, 'good condition. 2666 Farnam St. H. 120. GUITAR, brand new. CheapiValj 1796. COAT, auit, cape, dresses Harney 6920. L'LECTRIC Grill, used twice. Tyler 6229. 2D-HAND lumber, 1828 N. 21st. Web. 459. WANTED TO BUY. DESKS DESKS DESKS New desks; usd desks bought, sold and traded. J. C Reeo, 1207 Farnam. D. 6116. WILL buy second-hand clothing, shoes and furniture. Ty. 54. A. aavett, ?u . ie. LIBERTY bonda bought, Macks Bond House. 1421 First Nafi. ok. mag. SITUATIONS WANTED. Male. CORRESPONDENCE with a per sonahty is the specialty of a young man whose services we can no longer use because we' are discon tinuing some of our lines ot work. He has served us so satisfactorily that we want to help him get the sort of position . he deserves. 'Phone.Tyler 4400 and let us ar range an intervievj for him. ' AUDITOR and office manager, former res ldent of Omaha.' thoroughly laminar .with! all details of department store ac counting and system, now cormectea with chain store in the east, desirous of returning to Omaha or vicinity. Y-1310, Omaha Bee. Female. IF YOU are in need of a stenoera pher we know of one you would like havine. As forme employers of hers, we are anxious to help her to secure a good position. Phone Tyler 4400 and let us.tell you about her. , TWO excellent g?rl clerks of ours are losine their positions through a discontinuance of some of our work. We can give tpem unquali fied recommendations. Phone Ty ler 4400. , I rHACTICAL nurse and competent house- keeoer (widow), age 48. wlsnea place in good plain home for aelt and oung daughter, good health and appearance best references. Omaha bee, Box Y 1303. HOUSEKEEPERS. LAUNDRESSES. Watch tha Domcatlo column of The Bee. Lots of good places are always advertised. Don t miss tnem. Laundry and Day Work ("BUNDLE washing called for or discount if del. Roughdry or finished. Web. 6161 DAY work, bundle washing; experienced. wen. isos. SMALL bundle washing wanted. Harne 7320. DAY work, experienced. Colored. Ty. 3158. LAUNDRESS wants Mon.. Tues. S. 616. DAY work, house cleaning. Harney 5120 DAY work wanted, experienced. Web 6216 WOOL blankets, lace curtains. H. 1130. BUNDLE washing. Webster 3379. DAY work. Tyler 412. HALF dayB. byjhe week. Web. 4505. HALF DAYS, cooyng, cleaning. Web. 33J2 WASHING and Ironing. Webster 2317. HELP WANTED MALE. Stores and Offices. MEN quick with figures to do tabulating work during election. Apply J. A. Raw lings. Editorial Rooms, World-Herald. Professions and Trades. YOUNG men. study law. Eve. downtown sessions. Univer. of Omaha Law Dept. Thorough course: nominal tuition. See. 404 Omaha National Bldg FIREMAN WANTED Stationary englna at pamplng plant. . Plattsmouth Water Co., Plattsmouth, Neb. ' WANTED Plasterers, onion Job. two months' work. Apply Archie Allison, Cheyenne. Wyo. WANTED First class auto trimmer. Coll aeum Motor company, Casper. Wyoming. MOLER BARBER COLLEGE, 110 So. 14TH ST. CATAI.Oe FREE. WANTED Mechanical draftsmen. Reflnlte Co., 1023 Harney. Ty. 2856; Salesmen and Solicitors. WANTED Experienced tire sales men with executive ability, capable of being promoted to manager of branch stores. State briefly your experience, whether married or single, what part of the country you are most familiar with, sal ary wanted and volume of business - secured for last, or present em ployers; also, the chss of trade. Only -tried and producing sales men need app.'y. Box Y-1296, Omaha Bee. I FATHER J " . i ' ' ' ' " O-lfl lao av iMit PtaTuat vic. lie - " WANTED Four1 reliable, high. ?rade. toonotch salesmen at once. Live leads furnished. Easy propo- sition to handle. Yoit QUALIFY your prospects ONLY, our mana gers CLOSE the sales. If you make less than $10,000 to $25,000 vearlv. vou can't stav on the sales force. Our best men are .making' 1. -1- r a ,wA i I as mgn as $ju,uuu ycany. tins is not a stock, bond, leasing or pro motion proposition. It's a perma nent connection, and unftss yflu can show a clean character and a successful selling record, do not apply. Suite 1123-24, First Nation al Bank Bldg. SALESMEN wanted by actlva pro-luclng oil company. Strong co-operation, aome leads furnished. No advance marl. Wc want clean cut men who can aell a clean cut proposition, truthfully and on Us merits In the state of Icwa. 238-240 City Natl. Bank Bldg., Omaha. Neb. .'N USUAL opportunity for live wire pro moter and aalesman to handle big Oma ha deal; only men of large ability will be considered. Remuneration limited only by his own efforts. Address Box i-43, Omaha Bee. VLESBOARD salesman. We offer you a quality line of 100 different assort ments. Commissions paid on receipt of order. Iowa Novelty Company, Mullln Bldg.. Cedar Rapid a. Ia. SALESMEN High pressure men required for aale clean proposition'; responsible house; perfect co-operation; no stocks. Address Sales Manager, 927 South Hen derson. Fort Worth, Texas.' . ' SPECIALTY salesmen in silverware, rugs and blanketa; can use couple ot good men, out-of-town work. 1 C. Adama Co.. 623 South 16th St. WANTED Two 'experienced provision, salesmen, -one for city and one with car for country. Omaha Sausage Co., So 0697. ; ; SALESMAN An organizer Cor state ot Nebraska; specialty line, welt adver Used, Box 1304, Omaha Bee. TWO experienced provision salesmen, one for city and One with car for country. Omaha Sausage Factory, So. 0057. Hotels and Restaurants. WANTED DISHWASHERS. HOTEL FONTENELLE. PAN WASHERS WANTED. HOTEL FONTENELLE. WANTED YARDMEN. HOTEL FONTENELLE. Boys. I BRIGHT BOY WANTED.. -' ABOUT 16 YEARS OF AGE, ' FOR' BAVK WORK. ' CALL SOUTH " 4780 " OR DOUG. 226. WANTED Bright boy. 16 or 17 years, for office work and to run errnnds. Chance to learn advertising busines?. Apply sue World-Herald Bldg. BOY wanted for errand and general offioe work. Opportunity for advancement 210 city iNat i .pan .piug. BOY to school. work at soda fountain Beaton Drug Co. after Miscellaneous. WANTED. ELEVATOR MAN. STEADY WORK, GOOD PAY. ADDRESS BOX R 40. OMAHA BEE. '. 4. ' 6) B.XFERIENCED corn huskera wanted at once; 6c per du, also wsra ana room County Agent, nocuweu mt, m. WANTED Gordon feeders, familiar wltn color work. Beacon rreis. yti. riowaru. HELP WANTED FEMALE. Stores and Offices. WANTED. CAFETERIA MANAGER FOR INDUSTRIAL PLANT. WOMAN PREFERRED. ADDRESS BOX X 202, OMAHA BEE. WANTED Youn lady students to enroll in mil short courses in aienuKrtiui.y, typewriting, operation of comptometer and mgncr accounting, tju-i u "" classes. Individual Instruction. Position secured for every graduate. Call and see us or telephone Douglaa 7416. DWORAK SCHOOL OF ACCOUNTING Second Floor Wead Bldg.. 18th & Farnam. GIRLS to take course In shorthand, type writing. oooRKeepmg, eic; " struction enables you to finish quickly: WANTED WINDOW TaRIMMER. Apply Phillips 1epi. Dior. 24th and O StsSouUhJSlde r-ABD PRINTER WA ANTED. Anniv Philllos' Dent. Store, 24th and O Sts South Side. WANTED Ladles' clothea Ironers. Stand ard Laundry. Z403 wo. - m, MACHINE girls wanted at once. Stand ard I-aundry. zuj jmo. itia. Professions and Trades. GIRLS! ? , WHY NOT LEARN A PROFESSION? Telephone operating is perhaps the most fascinating work open to young women today. Good wages are paid, meals are furnished at cost and light and cheerful rest rooms are furnished exclusively for the operators. Young women between the ages of 16 and 30 can be operators. Apply to " MRS. MORRIS, Employment Secretary, Room 616. New Telephone Building. 19th and Douglas Streets. Bee want ade are business getters. I i WANTED. TWO DEMONSTRATORS. CALL DOUGLAS 1930. Household and Domestic. COMPETENT girl for general houaework, must be experienced and a good cook, laundress kept; pay good wages. Ad dress Box X 67, Omaha Bee. NEAT white girl for general houanwork. no laundry work. N. C. Lsary, 1S04 S. 35th St.Harney 2290. WANTED White girl for general house work, 2 In family, small bouse, laun dress kept. Good wagea. Walnut 4568. WANTED Experienced girl for second work. Mrs. Joe JJarKer, 426 Piortn asm. I Har. 0027. ; MAID for general housework; permanent place for right party. Mrs. Chas. Mc- Monles. 1610 S. 36th St. Har. 6470. WANTED White reliable cook; references required. Mrs. Arthur Storz. 315 So. 64th St.. Walnut 8215. WHITE maid for general housework. No laundry. Pleasant room and bath. 3709 Jones St Har. 672. COMPETENT girl for general houaework. Mrs. Arter. 3526 Harney Ht. Phone Har n,ay 6865. WANTED Competent whlto maid for general housework. 2 in fHUlly; small house. Phone Harney 4779. MRS. GEO. T. PORTER, 3625 Lincoln Blvd., maid for general nouseworn. wal nut 2829. i WHITE girl for general housework. Mrs. F. L. Devereux, 1706 So. 32d Ave. blar ney 670. EXPERIENCED child's nurse. Mrs. F. L. Devereux, 1706 So. 32d Ave. Harney 670. WANTED Girl to assist w.th'" general housework. No washing. Walnut 3233. WANTED White second mn'd. Mrs C. W Hamilton, 1112 Tark ave. Hir. 2891. WANTED Experienced white second girl. Mrs. W. D. Hosroru, 62b 8. 37tn St. COMPETENT white girl for general house work. 118 North 38th Ave. GIRL for , general housework. Wal. 897. Hotels and Restaurants. GIRLS wanted to wait on table wt aida fountain. Good pay. Beaton Drug Co. WANTED PANTRY GIRLS. HOTEL FONTENELLE. APPLY Miscellaneous. BIG SISTERS ASSOCIATION, for tha benefit cf business girls. 663 Bee Bldg Douglas 6692. HELP WANTED. Male and Female. WANTED Men, ladles and boys to learn barber trade: big demand: wages whllf learning; strictly modern. Call or wrl; 1403 Dodge St. Trl-Clty Barber College, AMBITIOUS men, women over 17 wanted; U. S. aovernment Dosltions: 2135-2195 month: list positions free. Franklin In stitute, Dept. 228-H, Rochester, N. Y. EDUCATIONAL. LEARN tire reDalrlnz and retreading: also tube repairing and all rubber vul canising IN THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE TIRE REPAIR SCHOOL IN OMAHA. Three weeks' training, $25. Write or call. NATIONAL TIRE SHOP. 17th 8treet and Capitol Avenue. We do not aell vulcanizing machinery. Van Sant School of Business, Day and Evening 8chools. 220 Omaha National Bank Bldg Douglas 6890. BUSINESS CHANCES. CAFE AND ICE CREAM PARLOR Best In Iowa county seat of 2,600, on River to River automobile highway. No competi tion to speak of. Only 1 other small cafe. Good equipment, Including soda fountain, cigar and candy cases, lunch connter. Ice King refrigerator and elec tric piano. Living rooms upstairs. Will sell for 31,800. Invoice small stock. Reason for selling, other busi ness. Address Box 246. Oxford, Neb. rOR SALE My equity In 40-room hotel, doing a good business, located In a coun ty seat town In northeastern Iowa; population 3,000 and business equal to town twice Its size. This hotel Is steam heated andv In splendid repair, good reasons for selling and 3an tn bought on easy terms. Ad-lress Box Y 1302, Omaha Bee. (26,000 buys foundry and machine shop, real estate, machinery equipment and stock In good thriving city, half cash. Box Y-1298. Omaha Bee. ( MOVIE THEATER iowa. good loiatlon, town 4,600, seating 600; one other movie In town. Address Box Y 1301 Omaha Bee, iJ SHOE Repair 'Shop, unequalod opportun ity; cross-town corner. Appjy 220V4 N. 2f.d. TO GET In or out of business, see LEWIS A Co., 411 McCague Bldg Rooming Houses. FOR SALE 8-room rooming house and restaurant. Call South 3360. 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 OUL READERS AND ADVERTISERS TWO pleasant connecting front rooms, suitable for 2 or 3 gentle.nen or couple employed; hot and cold water in rooms. 628 So. 26th St..' Dg. 8976. SINGLE and double rooms for men only; running hot and cold water; ateam heat, walking distance. Brown Apts., 608 N. 21st, Douglas 6644. NICELY furnished room In private horn' for gentlemen. Price reass.iabla. - 4250 Douglaa St. Walnut 69. WELL-FURNISHED room for gentlemen, West Farnam. nr' car line. Refer ences. Har. 3620. 618 N. 41ST AVE. Nicely furnished room, private home, gentlemen preferred, wal. 2943. VERY large room for 2 or 8 students; waiKlng distance. 628 so. 2tjtn St., Dg. 8975. SLEEPING room for one or two gentle men In private home; price .reasonable. Walnut 2984. NICELY ' furnished room, private home, north side, married couple, employed. Colfax 3216. k 1309 SO. 32D, large front room for 1 or 2 employed ateam heat; private outside entrance. NICELY furnished rooms, modern home, steam-heated; walking distance. Har. 7340. . 3 LARGE rooms furnished or unfurnished. single or together; 1 blk. to car. . Web, 0611. I NICELY furnished room, private family, suitable for 2 gentlemen, $3 week. Har ney 3578. BEAUTIFUL large front sleeping room, suitable for 2 gentlemen or employed couple. Webster 1376 . FURNISHED room, private home; business woman prorerred. 126 mo. 33d. tl. 6U87. 2218 DOUGLAS, walking distance, large furnished room, gooa neat. Doug. Bisz LARGE well furnished room for 2 iientlf- men; very large closet. Ty 2550. NICELY furnished room for one or two gentlemen. References. So. 2780. FURNISHED rooms for rent; working couple preferred. Har. JI729. 628 SOUTH 25TH AVE.. FURNISHED ROOMS; REASONABLE. LARGE, well-furnished room for 1 gen- tlemen, very large ciostt. Tyler 25oO. NICELY furnished, walking distance, modern. 2550 Harney SL 1543 No. 16th St.. nicely furnished rooms. reasonable. Webstar 692. SEE J1CCS AND MAGGIE IN FULL PACE OF COLORS IN THE SUNDAY BEE i SLEEPING rooms, walking distance. HaA 6295. priCELY furnished front room in private nomc. aim Lummr. nmiiui ivvo. NICE, modern room for two gentlemen reasonable. 2508 Capitol Ave. Dg.' 6408, SLEEPING room with porch. Harney 8576. 2 NICELY furnished bedrooms; walking distance. 660 S. 26th Ave. H.1719. i NEATLY furnished rooms, use of llv- Ing room, mpdern home. Colfax 1699. SINGLE room 623 So. 16th. Aat. 12. LARGE sleeping room. Dg. 8144. 3 Bleeping rooms, reasonable. Web. 1609, Housekeeping Rooms. HOUSEKEEPING rooms to respectable people; walking; distance. 1717 Burt S t. Dg. 8144. SUITE of light houaeiteeplng . rooms Steam heated. 623 So. 16th St. Apt. 12. 813 S. 23D 2 light 'housekeeping rooms no objection to children. TWO-ROOM suite for housekeeping. iJalifornia Harney 4001. 311 ONE large room with kitchenette, run' nlng water. 2666 Douglas. 2 NICE rooms for housekeeping; thing complete. Webster 1609. Board and Rooms. KOARDTi room to married couple or persons! employed, very desirable room modern.vrespectaBie district, nome priv lieges, nomecooKing. werjter un, HANSCOM PARK DISTRICT Room with breakfast and dinner. private home; references required. Call Harney 6106. BOARD and room for gentleman; conveni ent to 2 car lines; modern, private war ney 7021. BOARD and room for gentlemen; private 1 blk from car line: all wees: Har 1913. FURNISHED room In beautiful private modern home, 1A block to Farnam car line, montn. walnut 0877. BOARD and room, private home, near Farnam car line, gentleman preferred. Harney 7183. Unfurnished Rooms. TWO large rooms newly decorated, steam heat, 12C9 So.32nd st.Har.6U3U. 2 FURNISHED housekeeping room couple employed Tyler 2058. to UNFURNISHED modern. Web. housekeeping, 3936. partly FOR RENT HOUSE. BRAND new 6-room Mlnne Lusa bunga low, completely furnished, electrically eauiDPed laundry, garage for one car, Will rent for 6 months at 2125 per month. Call Colfax 0702 for appoint ment. FURNISHED 6-room cottage, 3119 Call, fornia St. Harney 4001. FOR RENT APTS AND FLATS, Unfurnished. APARTMENT FOR RENT Several more of the beautiful new, flve.room apartments In the Mount Ver non, 31st and Dewey avenue, are now ready for occupancy by those desiring something exceptionally choice. Price $120 and $140 per tnonth. Maid s room in building. Steam heated garages if desired. PETERS TRUST COMPANY, Tyler 644. 17th and Farnam Sts. THE EL-BEUDOR, Dodge, at 18th Street Tyler 4200 Omaha's' Newest and Finest elusive Apartment Hotel. Reservations Filed For Future Occupancy. Ex- 2010 N. 23D ST., three exceptionally nice rooms, 320. Harney 4330. Furnished. BEAUTIFUL apartment, 3 rooms and bath, completely lurnlsned, warning distance. west; $95; references; Douglaa 173 FURNISHED apartments in tha Black- stone. Harney 945, FOR RENT Business Property. DESK space for rent; includes ste nographic and telephone service. MATTSON & SMAILS, 1213 City National Bank Bldg. FOR REN'A 2d floor, 20x128, hand ele vator, steam heat. 1111 f arnam. MOVING AND .STORAGE. WE assemble and forward carloads f both household goods and automobiles. Watch this column, as it will keep you Informed where we are maklrg carload ahlpments to. If you are shipping to any of the cities represented or to (owns adjacent to our shipping points, see us about our rates, as It Is likely that our through rate Is less than the regular local rate and you have the advantage of carload serv- Today we are accepting shipments for the following cities: Minneapolis, Minn. ' Los Angeles- Cal. Oakland, Cal. San Francisco, Cal. Chlcaeo. III. GORDON FIREPROOF WARE HOUSE AND VAN CO.. 219 N. 11th St Phone Douglas 394. . Omaha. Neb. FIDELITY STORAGE AND VAN CO. STORAGE, MOVING. PACKING HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND PIANOS. REASONABLE RATES. FREE RENTAL SERVICE. COMPLETE IT ST OF HOUSES AND AI .iRTMENTS. 16th and Jackson Sts. Douglaa 288. MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE. FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE. Separate locked rooms for househo.d goods and pianos, moving, packing and snipping. OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE CO.. Ml 6 South 16th. Dpug. 4163. METROPOLITAN VAN and STORAGE CO, Owned by H. R. Bowen Co. Tyler MOO, GLOBE VAN, TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO. For real service In hauling or stor age, call Tyler 230 or Douglas 4338. Auto or wagon service. UNION TRANSFER CO. Let ua estimate your moving, packing and storage. 1605 Davenport. Doug. 2908 ' POULTRY AND PET STOCK. FERRETS for sale, write" H. R. Peck. 601 Southeast 6th St.. Pes Moines. Ia. ROLLERS Harz mountain canaries. Wal. 617. ILJ1SES AND VEHICLES. " Fof'Sale.' ", GOVERNMENT andtfarm" harness and leather collars, 35 per cent discount. Write for free price list. Desk No. I. Mid West Harness, 706 No. 15th St, HORSES and mules, harness, wagons, sale or trade. Reld'a Transfer Barn, 2223 Seward. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. WE SAVE YOU $5 out of every $10 on auto .nsurance. Phone Douglas 776S. 812 Peterj Trust Bldg. Continental Inv. Co. S'l'UDEBAKER 4. 6-passenger, fine condi tion, cheap. 3901 Oold bU 11.. 648L , Buy a Guy L. Smith Used Car 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. We have some splendid 1919 newly painted Fords for sale, cash or terms. Try one and you'll buy it. - Drive It Yourself Co., 1314 Howard St. Doug. 3622. f $35 WILL rent space for your car until March 1, 1921, at 1601 Marcy St., Har tung's Transfer Co., Tyler 1976. SOME bargains In used Ford cara. Me Caffrey Motor Co. The Handy Ford Service Station, 16th and Jackson. Ooug las 3600. DO YOU want a good automobile at bargain price? . All makes and sizes. Terms or cash. Call Mr. Jones, D. 6188. DICKSON & Nevrman build garages, driveways, sidewalks and do general re pair work. Phone South J794jorSo. 1761. FORDS, DODGE8,"bUICK FOR SALE OR TRADE. EASY TERMS. CALL S. 299. O'ROURKE AUTO CO.. 3701 8. 24th 8U 5-PAS8ENGER touring, good tlree. new top, new paint, fine running order, $250. Seo It at 422 S. ISth. Week days. WANTED For spot cash. 100 ased cars quick action; no delay. Auto Exchange Co., 2050 Farnam St. Douglaa 6036 THE DIXIE FLYER. W. R. NICHOLS MOTOR COMPANY. 2620 Farnam St. OAKLAND Sensible Six. , MARSH-OAKLAND Co 20th Harney Sts. WE have 60 good used cars to aelec from. All prices. MEEKS AUTO CO.. 2026 Farnam. PAIGE, 1920 Larchmont, run 1,000 miles; will take $1,000 less than cost. Walnut 6635. FORD touring, fine shape. Web. 4984. AUTO painting. 2768 Burt. Harney 681L Tires and Supplies. NEW TIRES. FIRST-CLASS. 30x3 $ 9.95 I 32x3Vi $14.(5 30x3 V4 11.95 33x4 20.95 3Gi4 20.95 24x4 20.4 Goodrich Guaranteed Ford Tubea. $2.60. KAIMAN TIRE JOBBERS. 1722 CUMING. NEW TIRES, 60 PER CENT DISCOUNT. , . f, r i n n . , , 1 - .... 9. tO I MAI , . 1I,.B 30x3tt 11.90 33x4 ,. 19.50 32x31,4 14.90 i 34x4 20.00 Mall orders filled. STANDARD TIRE CO., 410 N. 16TH ST. FARM LANDS. Colorado Lands. 220-ACRE improved farm, 6 mi. S. W. oi wray, in wneat district; jsi acres in cultivation: $90 Der ac. for Quick sale $8,000 down, carry balance. Box O 33 Wray, Colo. 160 ACRES Burlington, Colo., $500 down or win taae umana property, (joirax 4isz, Nebraska Lands. 4,000 ACRES Box Butte-county farm land. $25 to $35 an acre In halt section iota. S. 8. AND R. JS. MOMUUMlSKt, , 213 City National Bank Bldg. Wisconsin Lands. LANDOLOGY SDeclal number Just out con talning 1920 tacts ot clover land in Marinette county, Wisconsin. If for home or as an investment you are thinking - of buying good farm lands where farmers grow rich, send at onco for this special number of Landolcgy. It is free on request. .Address Skldmore Rlchla Land Co., 433 Skldmore-Rlehle Bldg.. Marinette. Wis. Miscellaneous. 24 Acres Improved Graham-Peters Realty Co., 829 Omaha Nat Bit, Bldg., Omaha, Neb. Douglas 553. Evenings wal. 1103. FINANCIAL. Real Estate Loans DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY LOANS. Lowest rates. Private loan boo'.hs. Harry Malashock.11514 Dodge. D. 6611 Es. 1894. OMAHA HOMES EAST NEB FARMS, O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.. 1016 Om. Nat. Bk. Bldg. Doug. 271S. V PRIVATE MONEY. 2100 to 210.000 made oromDtlv. F. D. WEAD, Wead Bldg. 310 S. 18th St 42 SHARES Drefered stock in Steril Mfg. Company at 25c on dollar. Address rt. O. Stevens, Gen Del., Omaha, Neb. PRIVATE MONEY. SHOPEN & COMPANY. Doug. 422S PROMPT aervlce, reasonable rates, private money. Garvin Bros. 345 Omaha Nat. REAL ESTATE WANTffD. To buv or sell Omaha Real Estate srf FOWLER & M'DONALD 1120 City Nat Bk. Bldg. Douglas 1424. YOU WANT TO SELL THAT HOUSE, t Want quick action 7 Just try ua. cal Tvler 496. OSBORNE REALTY CO.. 430 Bea Bldg. W. G. SHRIVER7ntuLricS.TATE 1047-J Omaha Nat Bk. Bldg. Doug. 1636. HAVE Inquiries for homes; do you wa.it to aell your property? List ' win A. onmmei. umana jyt, BanKBiag LIST your home with me or if you are looking for nouse sea me. rrana J- Panowchj636Paxton Blk; WANT homes In colored neighborhood. Benjamin & Frankenberg. Doug, tii REAL ESTATEUNIMPROVED. WE HAVE an unusually well located piece of trackage at 7th and Leavenworth, 81x132, tracka on both sides. At right price Alfred Thomas, i04 First Nat'l Bank. REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS. WALSH-ELMER CO., Realtors. Real Estale, Inveetment, Insurance, Rent ale. Tyler 1638. 332 Securltlea Bldg. REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE. HAVE EASTERN COLORADO LAND.' WILL EXCHANGE FOR STOCK MERCHANDISE IN GOOD LOCATION. ACT PROMPTLY. W. L. QUIRX, PATHFINDER HOTEL FRE MONT, NEB. - REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN. Benson. 6-ROOM home In Benson, 2 lots, lots of fruit. Price $3,750; $600 cash, $35 per month. Doug. 4238. BARGAIN. 6 rooms and bath, strictly modern. Very small payment down. Wal. 4921. T ri-.-. NETHAWAY.I Suburban prop'ty. Col. 1404. REAL ESTATE IMPROVED. West. BRAND new 6-room stucco bungalow, with double garage; well built by owner; nice, large living room, with fireplace, and dining room finished In oak: two bed rooms, bath and kitchen finished In white enamel. Price $7,750. 4222 Park er St. Walnut 2481. Bee want ads are best business getters, Drawn for The Bee by McManu. Copyright. 1920 International Nwi Service. BUT JHE VvA3 A. UONCi TlPAE. IM' Tiits" to t: Expect Sum Taken In Humane Society Drive Will Total $7,000 A count conducted at headquar ters in the Omaha National Bank building Saturday night showed that $5,872 "had been turned in by work ers in Nebraska Humane society button tiay fund raising drive Sat urday. The amount is expected to be increased to nearly $7,000 by money gathered in Benson, no re port of which had been received, canvasses of theaters, which were conducted in the evening, and check contributions.', A check for $100 was received from Mrs. Gejjrge Joslyn and 'checks for $50 were given by Walter W. Head, Miss Jessie Millard, J. E. Davidson, E. E. Bruce and F. S. Martin. Hundreds of checks for lesser amounts were sent in to the headquarters. The South Side Woman's club, in charge of the drive on the South Side, collected $495 on the streets and in a house-to-house canvass. REAL ESTATE IMPROVED. West Omaha Real Estate and Investments. JOHN T. BOHAN, 621 Paxton Blk. Phone Tyler488 A FEW homes and lots for sale In Park wood addition; a safe place for Invest ment Norrls & Norrls. Douglas .4270. BRAND new bungalow, oak finish, beauti ful decorations; reduced from $7,450 to $6,900; easy terms. Douglas 1734. BENSON & MEYERS CO.. 424 Om. Nat'L North. FOR SALE 6-room all modern house, full cement basement, floor drain, cis tern and city water In basement. Lo cated In Benson. V,' block to car line. 2740 No. 64th Kt. Walnut 4481. 2446 WHITMORE. "aTrew 6-room modern bungalow. Tours for J.'.iiou casn ana hal. mo. Crelgr.', 608 B. Dg. 200. MINNE LUSA homes and lots offer the best opportunity to Invest your money, Phone Tyler 187. , - 6ROM. oak finish bungalow at a' bar gain. Vacant. 4C30 N. S6th Ave4. 'Easy payments. Douglas 8656: or Tyler -1810. 5 ROOMS, strictly modern, full basement, 2 lots, garage, cement drive. Col. 4182. J. B. ROBINSON, real estate and invest ment, 442 Bee Bldg. DoUglas 8097. COLORED, 7-room house, modern, $3,600. Bargain. Dg. 4641. . South. - NEAR Hanscom Park, good location, eight rooms, modern, well built home; very reasonable. 3111 Pacific St. Har. 1658. 16-ROOM- modern house and $2,000 worth of furniture, all for $10,000. Splendid location for boarders. Dg. 4641. : Miscellaneous, . Just Finished Move into a new home and pay for it like rent. 5 rooms, oak and white enamel finish; small cash payment will handle. Call Mr. Bilby, Walnut 2378, evenings, or Douglas 2428 days. POSSESSION AT ONCE. 6-r. cottage in good condition, mod. ex. heat; location bright and home-like; 42 feet frontage on 24th St.; close to O St School advantages good, parochial as well as public; price, $4,000. Terms, discount for cash, payment of $2,000; balance carried over. JOSEPH O'DOHERTY, 708 Keellne Bldg.l BIRKETT & CO., !,;.: real estate. 250 Bee Bldg., Douglas 633. THE manufacturer of a fast-selling electrical household appliance has deal ers (department stores, elec tric shops, hardware and fur ' nitare stores) who need sales men trained to sell this and other appliances. We will train men of good character and place them to advantage with our dealers. Actual work in the field during the train ing enables them to earn more than an average salary. See Mr. Jech at Granden Electri cal Ct., 1511 Howard, after 3 p. m. WHY- (Copyright, 1920, By The Wheeler Syndicate, Inc.) Does a Nail Get Hot When Ham mered? Th heat generated by constant hammering upon a nail is the product of friction, just as our finger burns when we slip it rapidly over a comparatively smooth surface. In the latter case, however, the friction is much more apparent than in the for mer where the molecules of which the nail is formed are so tiny that their vibration against each other cannot be observed. At one' time it was thought that all bodies contained a sub stance which produced heat sand that, when hammered or rubbed, this substflnce was thrown off and made itself felt. Count Rum ford, who made a deep study of this and other physical proper ties, demonstrated that heat is not a substance but a property; not Isoniething which is inherent in a body, but the result of out side causes. The same friction which heats the head of a match to a point where the chemicals applied to the wood burst into flame,' is responsible for the heat ing of the nail when hammered. In fact, if the blows be continued for a sufficient length of time, the hammer itself will become hot. But, owing to the differ ence in size, it naturally' takes longer to become heated than the nail though this is compensated for by the fact that the former will retain the heat much longer. Holding a Husband Adele Garrison's New Phase of Revelations of a Wife Tlio Stcssntre Itlta Brown lft for "You ire sure. Madge?" 1-ellA asked quaverlngly. I drew a quick breath of relief. I The victory was won. I smiieti down at me tense tune iu:t um Itftetl to mine, and forgave her the folly of listening to Kita Brown's falsehoods In my Joy that Alfred Durkee faithful and loyal lover reed not suffer the pain bf know ing how grossly hl little sweet heart had doubted his honesty and love. "As sure as I am that you need a switching more than any had child I know." I answered whimsi cally. "You will come to me your self when the two years are up and say humbly, 'You were right, oh, craclous sage. I thank you for your wisdom You little goose.". I added tenderly.' as her lips quirked Into a smile while the tears were yet on her lashes. "No wonder Alf adores you. You are the prettiest thing. 53ut you need a little beauty treat ment, just now, so He down while I prescribe for you." I pushed her back on her pillows, renlenlshod the basin of cool wa ter on the chair by her bed, and put some small .towels over the back of the chair. , Rita's Veiled Threat "Now," I said, practically wring ing out one of the towels and lay ing It across her eyelids, "as soon as that gets warm wring out an-, ether and apply it. There's more cool water In the pitcher over thpre. If you need- it, but you won't. This treatment will banish the tear marks from your fa'ce, and I'll be bark soon with some tea and things. J don't want to see the sign of a tear when I return." I went swiftly out of the room. A I desopnded the stairs I heard the ring of the telephone. With the feeling that It might be for me, I hesitated, and the next second Heard Mrs, Lnken's voice: "Mrs. Oraham? I think she Is In the house now. I'll call her." .' I pushed open still farther the dining room door, already ajar, and epnke quickly: "I couldn't help hearing my name, Mrs. T-ukens. I was on the Ftalrfi. Thank you so much for tak ing the call." ( "You are very welcome," she re 'pl'ed conventionally, but her smile 6si she relinquished the telephone was anything but perfunctory. I realized again that for some reason or other Mrs. Lukens genuinely liked me. It' was Edith's voloe again over the,., telephone, and there was a tenseness underneath' Its common place inquiry which I understood, and prepared to. answer. "I have a message for you and I.llla," che Bald. "On the way over here. Rita stopped at the telegraph office to send a wire, and found a message there which demands her rresence In New York Immediately. Sh will be compelled to miss the "veddlng and won't even have time to see you or Lena again, sue asked me to remember her partic ularly to you and to tell you to be sure she would never forgpt all your kindness to her,, and would wait for an opportunity to repay it In full." Why PI1 Edith Hesitate? I Shivered - Involuntarily as she finished, for I knew-, enly too well what the Ironical message meant, fully realizing what a formidable enemy Rita Brown could be to any one. I wondered how much Edith Vntfn- .,nB ,1.. ...1 , of the words she had just repeated." ITer next words betrayed her nerv ous worry. . ' " "Isn't LIla coming home pretty soon ?" she asked.; ."Alfred tele phoned awhile ago, an& was so dis appointed to find her out He said as long as she wasn't here, he and your husband " she hesitated perceptibly over the word, "would 'lay and Ylay a few holes of golf. He Is to telephone again In a half hour." I made a sudden; oulck resolve. "Rend him over here after her when he telephones," I said quick ly. "And don't worry over any thing. Everything Is all right. Leila will tell you ell about It when she coir.es home." "Thanlk you," she said gratefully. "Good-b(y," and the receiver clicked upon its hook. For a foolish . second or two I stood tormenting myself with the remembrance of the way she had heistated over my -husband's name. It was the same hesitation which Dicky elways experiences In speaK lng of her, and I nex'er have been able to determine whether it meant n ronsciousness of ihis thoughts dwelling too much upon Edith, or a suspicion of my' jealous feeling to ward the Virginia girl. In another minute, however, T had roused myself and hurried to word the cottage kitchen. Bv dint of much tactful urging, the lmner turbaftlei Mandy was Induced to hur ry a trifle, and I soon returnpd tn Leila with a tempting little tea. I found her religiously following my lowing my e wet tow val at the instructions concerning the wet tow els, end I smile with approval results. "Now you're a n!ce-lookInr cgain. T said cheerily you've eaten every crumb "When of this I'll make you pretty, to receive a nice looking gentleman who is coming to take you home." (Continued Tomorrow) I'M THE GUY I'M THE GUY who punc tuates his remarks with "See " Why shouldn't I? I've got to be sure you get the drift of my re marks. See? Of course I don't ex pect an answer, and so I don't give you time' tr' say whether you see or you don't see. See? Nor do I In tend to cast any reflection on your Intpiligence. See' But you see, "Pee?" Is such a handy little word to break up a line of talk, and give one a chance to think ahead. See? Of course when I've finished, you may be all at sea. you've weathered so many "See's." See? Sort of water on the brain. See? No amount of calls or sarcasm Is going to make mo dron It. See? If you don't like It, you don t have to, sep? Yott heard me. See? I Mike that little old "See?" It's good enough for me. and it's got to suit yon. So you might as well make up your mind not to let It bother you. See? Copyright standing Parents Problems Should school bova be allowed toV. work on Saturdays? This would depend upun the na ture of the work and the physical condition of the particular boy. The school teacher and the family phy sician should be consulted. Sixty-nine per cent of the world's yield of copper is produce.l in Amer 4 Lsa..
