Tin: m:-, om.uia. Monday. it.i:ki',i:v s-. wi.
CvSei Mveriiiiof ia BRINGING UP FATHER
111 Jin lirtUI't t llt U ! I
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FuS'l., te At .tl'e.liM
In ..lHj niiHtti n. t0. daily
fur in ' na.
IkMn . r nn PN
AI'I'I.ICAT'iiSJ
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All AS TIC )
lilt Fil I. will i.. I I ini : t I far
ti'iira than ei itiintr. n,rliio f en
Ikiiim.iuhI i.lni4 fur Mill ((in) an
I MHilMI II. H, lit i Cll WANT A!'S
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Va.l.ltri.4
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rfc JIUC AND MAUblfc IN fUU
rut pc toioHj in nit nutoAv ett
Drawn for The Bee by McManui
crn.,i,
BURIAL VAULTS.
A1 I'iMMI.. ..log ron.-ct birl.l
Mii. ft. ..ii.iii,i.t..t aM fur aai i
I., all ifa.lii.g umirrteb.t Welai.
I ."if, no ei.ol In lu.t im wt In da.
si I'ta.al upon lua AlliiMVU'I
SIAII.W VAI I r inni.fa.ilt4 l.
i .iN.mi Hniial u.l In, l;i
N -"in M.
" H'nkkal dikei-tors."
F. J. STACK & CO.,
tSUIIA f fit r
i'lAMJJULANCEr
My virc i
40in TO
A.ifX,iNi
OU.HT too;
r"" v
ft'T MVS PivK.Cn
OUT WONfXOfgi
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v.ruc-ncu.
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51
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my wire vruoviN4
HCNSTH? r
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I 1 I IM IYAI.V t"(IC vl. I n
L MONTHS. ' S
JUNU
HCUtO-HACir 'fMH NiT
HAi a wONOf.tirot. trtM'
riNO OOT WHO IT O ANO f
rsoM iir.R,
Qi:: Kfi. rio $.. ike. j-j(J"
My Marriage
Problems
A4 Crta'f kj fka t
"Revelation, of a Wife"
ni.ii im i
Fumitutr
KOR SALE.
and Household Good.
10 fi ihi'il ai1 Kamam,
ilulso & Kit-pen
I'li'M i;lt MM MM. I H It Kt TOtl.
Kmilirrly nl M H. Klh HI, hv
i.m.cd ;-ri I'l.inlin Ki, J. I::.
IIEAFKY & IIKAFKY"
I ml Tlii ai a anil Kmhaimci
rnor II A :. utfi. a it Karnam
H. K Hl'ltKK-'i HON." Ilnrnr-y
FLORISTS. '-' 5
lekTlakmon !.vsJ.r:
' V'TTW ii ii'FiArtVKii ViuTm "h Khi
MU'ull.iHA. Illl KAIINA.M hTJ'.K.'CT
t- llanilra.iii, ;to; I arn;un. Ja. kaon
jilllN HA'III, m,4 Kainatn. Jlu'lmn l'l)i
. CKMHTERIESf
Forest Lawn. .
I '111 14 M 4-tt filiiTWMli lIt.HH2rttl.1 of
fitiA fr tm i.wtt'MH, Ail r nit
rn tift for ih iiMtdiiHt rnr aritl tni-
lrn 1 1 i . t nf lit i'liirf i V, HItiJ Ho irr-
mnti rrtvi a n 'mm))hi y prnfit from
mi ,.'rnitit', SttiiMtiil j i t itttrlh of
'Hy Utility it I tUm JniKt and mom
hiuti(ti mi th flUtf, t'f(i. at cernc
lore 'Urninr,
i !TT OKKIVi: 7Jn HRANT-KIS T11KA.
L 0 S T,F OUNL) AN D"K E WAR D S
Jt'S r-4 turn ? r:r.ii ilminonl rin nml one
nminII itl.inini iuii vn Mintjrl 1'n'iffo
Pm M oit it i ar, n rri iiir iti Out hit. f nun
Knn ' t . Krtinmry h. htttntnl r
vnr anil nn f4it'Ntiiiri itfkptl, JaKtiun
).ST tilt lv fl I'tllSO I'MlltJIIIlI'lK wttti'h.
nwk lace. un. a''iit t"-'i. TMceipfa ati!
IiOST One -tiIlir iLok. I ypur oM. Iteward.
Mm. Iim O. Neumann, 6-4 N. 4.'i St.,
W A. 2k;m.
Jj')ST Haturiljiv Koluuary IS, CranRc
lrian ftu,iia cat. 2:9 Karnam. At
Ittntit 374. lalbtrnl reward.
I.i 1ST Lady's llak lynx neck piece.
I.ihetal rwarf. Thou Atlantic 3f47.
! W HI M, rrt-.mr.vd
j rhaii, . t ?
' lint Hf'.lltt'lj firr T
i Ht'li. I'liffi (, tlrr
l'ttftl tub f'T I"
4h tteit !,
PERSONALS
Klii'l'M You ahould bph tlm lovly ina
lioKHiiy furnlluie '. hniiKiit o maii-h
lh rfft of iny s.f. My bid was th
hlRheM i.n II t Hie Htaphanaon Aur.
linn Satiiiilay afternoon, I wan really
aurprlaeil at the crowd of people who
n'l.'iid th.-lr aalfs. Well-to-do women
and poor people were there to buy, ac
cordiDK to the needs for their respective
homea. Yru ahould po next Tueaday
and Wednesday. (SlKiicd) Kmlly.
THK HALVATIDN Army Influatrlal home
aollclta your old rlothlnK, furniture,
mHKazlnea. We eollect. We diatrlbut.
Phone Pouglnj 4135 and our wagon
will call. Call and limpsct our new
home. Illft-llliMlM Pndse Sf
KATHHYN U RILEY
Pkln anil aralp apeclallat. Heald?--
work aolleited. Apiiointment. J A. 32HS.
Pari arm nR- Chiropractor. 308
VJdl 1SUJ1 p,xton block. AT. 747.
Office houra, n a. m. to :3D p. m.
.MA(;.'E;TIC batlia; Violet Kny treatment
wllh PKimag.-a. f 1 4 S. mill. AT. S81.
'Xhentrlcal hlatorlfal masque eoMtuu.fa, for
playa and partlea. at Mebene. Omana.
bUl.f'lll'H hatha. Swedish manage, hl
ronodv. Evenlnna to 8. 809 So. 20th St.
W.EcTRH: bathe and inaFsngo. 318 Ne
vlllo Hlock.
TYPIST wishes to work tn office fur use
of typewriter. KK. :137II.
.MASSAGE Sun. and eve. AiimT'A'fiisi.
SEVK.V
RENT vacuum cleaners. 75c. HA, 1071.
i X P. KK 'rm a ct a K(i ii4'"No7"l i7 "AptTT
1SXPKKT MASSAtiR ATLANTIC 84.
KXFEHT maaaage. 210 N. 17th St.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Acccrdeon Pleating.
ACCORDION, side, knife, box pleating,
covered buttons, all styles; hemstitching,
buttonholes. Write Ideal Button A
Pleating Co., S08 Brown block. Omaha.
Neh. Telephone J A. 193S.
NEBR. PLEATING 'c'f:
tons. 18fl, Farnnm. Id Floor. DCO6B70.
Contractors.
PAINTING, papering end plastering.
Nau. WA. 4567.
PATCH plastering and paper hanging,
WA. 0997.
Dancing Academies
TPPP'C 1818 Farnam street.
XVJ-ii-iA J Telephone Bouglas 8440.
Class and private lessons. Ten In
structors. Dentists X-Ray
DENTAL X-RAYS, 600 EACH.
$3 a full set. 619 Securities Bldg.
Detectives.
Independent Petei tlve Bureau. 3t'4 Neville
Blk. AT. 6601: night, WA. 4045: KE. 0485
RkLTa VILE PeteVtlve Bureau. Biiliway
Ex. Bldg., JA. J066. Night. KE. 3815.
JAMES ALLAN. 31S Neville Blk. Evidence
acured tn all cases. Atlantic 1136.
Dressmaking.
Furs, suits, dresses, rem'd. relin'd. Ha 6804
Kodak FinishinK.
ENLARGEMENTS, oil coloring, developing,
printing. Kas Studio. S13 Neville Blk.
FILMS DEVELOPED FREE.
The Ensign Co.. 1607 Howard St.
Patent Attorneys.
i. W. MARTIN, patent attorney, 113
Podge, Omaha, also Washington. D. C
We help sell patents, modela made.
Printing.
EITY Printing; Co.. 311 S. 13 St. Do. 8647
BR1TT Prlntln Co.. 7 Elka Bldg.
1 Hurtle unit Mu.cal lntrument.
I lltAliK )uur ud p:auj no a n play
I r plann. I'.iao a low a. 610 p. r
! monlb A. HuM'U 'O. 1611 la.iiilae
OI.it' A KMITII liral.V Iri'drunuT
(ihotie, ain; Inatrui'tlfiiia. r.paliiiik.
S'al iaveii.nr hi I'hime Harney J
UlniK. ttr"-rd e'. Krueai.a Frem'h
Horn, new 'eu ! Mueller r'lule. tall
lui'iaiii. (I?!,
JnllN TA1F aitoplmii ahnp. lepa.riiia:.
H. huioller Mueller HIiU. 114 l'oile,
Clothinj anil Fur.
WMHK WUUI.KN MILLS.
For sal, a few unclaimed, all-wool
MiundeM amta, eneap, alleratlnne free.
Nurthwe.f 4.e, I6ih and Harney lit
r'l'KS renindvlrd. rellned and cleaned,
KNKKTr:il ALASKA X'H Cu ,
M S l.'.thJJ L1';"J
A It MY "alioea, $"ii. 'n No. Klh.
Typewriters and Supplies.
TYPEWRITERS
AM
ADDING MACHINES.
All .MKKM (-.Might, aold. rented and
repaired. Sol au-ma fur tha COnoN'A.
ilet our iruea lirfnr you buy. Kvery
tnachtne guarsnterd.
Central Typewriter Exc.
J.V4I?. 1I3 Farnam.
Ul'AItANTKKH typewriters, 813 60 aniTun.
Midland Office Supply Co.. 1414 Dodge.
Miscellaneous Articles.
Celebrated Mistic Lump
Coal, $8.50 Per Ton.
Central Illinois Lump,
$9.00 Per Ton.
C. 0. D. Coal Company,
irni AND WEBSTER STSAT. t6.
WE buy, aell aafea. make deska. show
casea, etc. Omaha Fixture A Supply Co.,
S. W. Cor. 11th and Douglae. JA. 3724
EXPERT aewlng machine repairing
HICK ELS.
5th and Harney. DO. 1171.
INCUBATORS f"r sale. J A. 2f85.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
For Sale
i nt. ff rnrifi tmir y -f I '
tHtf! 4llA-- fiwftll'HI, mmU ff'JHtlli, 1
li'ff umit'1 iih i ll. an ftwu. M fl. I
t.f.i'k .r, 1 lila k vm tii lrtlia,
4 ."'. r-f Mia, 1 ft. ii)f .-.
fc ft. 6n4y raa. 'i t ttir I f !
I .ar ntt 2 v'f'tfrir fmia atil .
i-riri l ahl tuitiii, J ramty ai j
I. '.O, ItiMfO. I'.p r.miit-l. aiHilit tt f--t I
if inn rr uit fitu(a aiMl a'l Ui r I
arUi iu t dit-i4 fctore, a a
i" af ait'l ran t".jjtil fur ."c on Itta
II. Urit '
Alpha Candy Kitchen, j
1 u 'i', Ia. ,
I'l'IMItTt Ml V f.ir .l.-'ift aifrtK fr lite
hitit Vai-uuu 'l ira I'uiiip. Munf
a lo fiim. puI'iiiii i?i tlirunaliout
tha at" ten ot Kniimi mnt Nltaka. I
tn ttewrt I'atenlf.l aiMlian fur an
ImnnhiUa. Will l retly ell-r. Hire
iipimrtunKy fr rurht tin. Nn ilijv
thin to aaent h4nl h'ir nfher at--aurita.
Muat tiat auffu-imit caii-l.
liiv thre r-f r na. AfMrra liuJi No.
V-lo;( unintiai Hee.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
Why Walk?
w 111 v vnf i'A v tic r
Mi II IHI..ISM IV t hKIl
im a r Tin:
Nebr. Oldsmobile Co.,
l.ili en.l llov ii.l ,t l' IT,"
6 111 A I. IHKD tAH" HAItilAINB
Can or 'Inn Hue or H.IL
l'..ida frmit 1.8 and up.
Iiidge, Uuli'k and oibaia. 6106 and
up
ford diea. ini.r lope
lnl.lif.uiM AL'IU HM l Oft,
111. Harney ft. Central i.arai
1 MiiMl: tiaicaiiia In lined Pordi piompl
I eiery ttt nw Kurda
! Jl'CAFFHKT MOTOR CO.,
the llm.ly Ford K.rvle Htatlee.
1 tn and Jaikenn Sis, lu, 16(i.
A II airaua-.d Mlli.i"tll hanlif j L v A litV IHMltiritu'CAli.
" I" With e l' I .Mln..n. I -a, fi,lv iMf.'.lment
pi uviinlr lo.si... i .tn ir...tly t -dined. tt and f-'ainam bta Ph-m Imuglae 1676
l-'liHIl t.i.'l.ir roinplrle, f . ; li k, 67.6nT
i-nihii. r n...i. ia,0; .Neb, Auto ran
Iiii4 llnruey.
LKI
FOR RENT AHTS. AND FLATS.
Unfurninlieil, j
AlIH'MENTS
i
tl Ii a -Hut i.. pt-u -,
- titl.fi'4 n,. tt.ii fti nf ihirl
It at fllt t iHH'll. t '
No. 5 Jlildri'd I
. itii!ii fitf . h-na; tiMi-' t A
U r''fi, ti,H'iia anl l-t!i, t . .mmmI
No. HO.", Turner Court
Si"l li.i.le het.
SLEEPY-TIME. TALES
f 4k4)
& "THE JALE OF
MEADOW
M"0?U. S E
wiVinruiin trmi am ru
UIMNinUK J.J I PMILLI
I - lfV
9a
A id
rnilv
ttf rcdili-h ltron chap
Tht Wr Mid Siolt a Mirth on
Dickr.
If I har Rtrutk Valy a irioua
Jliw- in t iir I don'l Itfliftf
couUI luve more tiitwy hen.
ilif4 tl1 ilanring I.uglit'r fnm In
fTf kllil ff ilun 1 did l
U'y ffjuindrr lu In tiaiitrr fonifrn.
ing H'y fi'i'it'd jtiurnry ! ptii'S
Kiic- lurtt.
Th li'irr i4tt ri uy tuiuie
Uffif'l Hie f CIV nut an kt)ulnc luf
j my holy word, Inn the inrmorv
i ol the ujui uiiu'i.iii l me liv
lud uttered .t the time i.( In. nmiii.
I rr'i affiilrnt chdlrd aiiv iiciuiu
tinptil-c trrd linn, and itude ire
inied HHkidly teiuife in tle an
, j Kr I w If, ip tu his fdif
111 i "It I lud klirli a C4C til IlikJiinMin
fR" f tft-Cti ViMI," llf alUllid,
1 h.u' cnnil tii-wa,' Mor Mouse I in i, i,i,ki,,.i i u,,.,!.!,!-!
miurked. "Itiit v. imist lock out a4 ;um,, jm ,t,p j,av Kt., ru
(or Mim Snooper, hf addtd. . ;.. j ,10', i,rifv. ,.,,c anvthin
Who U lier" M,iifr Meadow
Monr l,i-i hi m'w incinl.
"Mi Snooprr " Mo.f Motive
r vil.niieil -"Mie SnoiipiT U our
iMine (or Ml Killy I'at. She lives
in thf farmlioiiar. And when she
isn't indoiiit he' Usually prowling
aliout tin yrd."
To the creat atoiiihiuf nt of
No. 11 Troy
.:nj ll.nl.ey Micef.
hToi". i.imjk. i-ij. ri-.N r
Hre la ilia t.eai uout In the alnie
ef- NeliLtyku, ll'toolll IihiiiiIiin: llollwe,
full of tO'.llirra. Aleo l.rnn.l tiew cufel
III 1'iinneiln.ii. Till, nmst be a.ild all
a aarrifi. on (c ount of ai. k nana Tin j
IS i ate. oil one of tile brl roili.'re
In the my tf uninha. )iii ai ruu I tin '
airert from a 1a-n airct rae bain, j
W ill bear any km. I of liiiiecton. hu
nted at 3?n.' S. ;'4th Si. '
IN LAN li Kcnerat nierchandiae atore and
a'ork, 4u aciea land. Kuod lulldlnita,
good hlilliei.. lieas.in for aale, ihanse
of rllmaie. Uco. J. Ktnkel, I.ucc. .Neo.
Slieltun. Neb, H. H No, 3.
Four loiuii. d floor a..iiih at.. e.i
eki.oi.ure. a 10iMf.Mi4l.i9 a..iitni.'iit tn
h. II Io. aif.l building.
No. 15 Kingsboroujrh
Iio.luo Mrrct.
ara twuitni. aold and achanurd.
1 1I AW V Kit AI TOCO,, :i Karuai.i til.
L.iKli radlaima. all inakre for eul. OrrtD.
oiikH Itediator Itrpair 3036 Farnam
WHITE LYi!.';!;
everybody.
Womb. Mill SI
iii i'.m.iiiii.i: m.'u. Mo.i,. it, fii.i-.i.a
......in..... nut....! in'! .. Wuitt.it ai;i
1. I.n'i ami 1.11. io n. . i v 1 onvfiu- I imi.l.V. eauert auln Irlmmar. 613 8 na.
uuy ami 'tii,iiitly rrr.munl I
UIM'TKU VIII.
Moses Mouse.
Malrr Meadow Mou-c ('It ill ' t.v hi new
easC .ow that tlie KraH ..nl been Huh!" M.iHt Meadow
tut mini 1 tic mraiiow nc I'i'R.iii 10
ihink lif didn't fare to lie there
any lunui-r. After hi adventure
with old Mr. (row. Master Meadow
Mouse scarcely dated Mray from hi
in the world tould happrn awiul
rnoiiKr) to make joti lot get j toir
own frflmss. Von'ie aKvav tun
liinu around wiili a taieinraMue
and a measuring je-ni trying to see
whether yru get ;nur just meed of
praise and consideration. Mother
eels a fall that might have put her
out of liusineM for all time, and he
1 W . .1.- I. ... I
i.MOst-s .M.i.lsr. ...r iHniurn . -.,ilpm-n, I 1,1 drOI,
str.iiit!-r seemiij in no wise tarnru' ...,, - . ., ,.
latiilatorv. vou immediatelv depait
Dot'TOK An operien.-ed ih.i. ln Kama
good location for pradlee Mii.rn N..h.
Farming inmmunliy. Addrese Ir. Moore.
1st Nat I Hank Bldg.. Pomona, I'ul.
FOR RENT ROOMS.
Furnished Rooms.
WANTED TO BUY.
DESKS DESKS DESKS
New desks, used desks bought, aold and
traded. J. C. Reed. 1207 Farnam. DO 6146
SECOND-HAND double Shetland pony
harness and vehicle. L. O. Klokc, Spen
cer, Neb.
WANTED SITUATIONS.
Laundry and Day Work,
THK Li Me While Hand Laundry will
save your fnbrln and money. Washing
of all kinds curtains, blankets, etc.
.larkson 2391.
HELP WANTED MALE.
Stores and Offices.
cut voi; n ROOM
through The Be furnished room di
rectory. Call at office for II. t of choice
desirable rooms In alt parte of the rlty.
A aervlce that benefit both advertiser
and room aeeker.
SIMILE ruonia and furnished apai'tiiieuTii
for men only; running hot and cold
water; steam heat; walking dlstanc.
Hrnwn Bachelor Apartments, 608 K.
21st St. Io. 6644.
I ARK avenue and Leavenworth Room
for gentleman In first class apartment.
Traveling man preferred. phone Ha.
1 6311.
Peters Trust Company,
"Where Omaha Rents."
Wanted.
A(. n.Mi.
17th niid l-'iiitiittii Sis.
;3 S. 24TH ST Fiirni-hed and unfur
nished apis. Tim 1'eit.hllig. DO. 6641.
C'o.MFOHT all seasons of ar. cloao In
3, 4 or ;.-rooni apartment. 2ui M. 23d.
WANTED TO RENT.
Unfurnished Apartments and Houses.
SMALL house or bungltlo'V In Rood loca
tion not over $60. Address Box. Ii-133,
Omaha Bee.
WANT6.li To lirv U:o Havla louring.
Mut be in g.Mtd running order and
good appeal aurc. Box X-l'iS, Omaha
Hee.
. KARM..L.AftD&.
California Lands.
? ?
California ? ?
I'i ou ever cspect to buy a bom
there?
Then aend now for our booklet "The
Inside In Ileal Estate."
Ford's Federated Factor, 618 Mill
Building, San Francisco.
Nebraska Lands.
FOR RENT Business Property.
Do"i7 FTftNAM Store room. 24x1:12. If
tenant wanta more room, will build two
stories above, r:nh 6i'.xl:i2. with liKht on
three sides. Thomas F. Hall, 434 Rail
way Exchange. no. 7n6.
SEE us for light, comfortable offices In
the heart of the business district. Rent
lower than Most places, rail room
4ii, Finance Hide. 1I7 Douglas.
I4th and Farnam. Excellent for gentle
man. Rcf. exch. Reas. rate. HO. 4092.
! V l?R('A VTI I.H sTflllAllR AND WARE.
HOUSE CO.. llllr and Jones 8te
BEAUTIFUL front room, lovely, modern
home, nn children, fine location, garage.
HA, 47."il.
HOTEL SANEDKD, mo, and Farnam.
HOTEL HENSHAW. 16th and Farnam.
Special rates to permanent guests.
H. M Christie, wsrehouse & track'ge Prop.
V. E."WEADl4'NDBbW'MAN CO-
MOVING AND STORAGE.
FCR.V. rms with prlv. bath; warm, com
fortable, cheerful; prices reasonable, day
or wk. Hotel Hamilton. AT 4701.
MEN, 18 over. Wanted for government
positions. Railway mail, postofflce,
other positions. Salary $130 month.
Experience unnecessary. Write for free
Information concerning positions and
Instruction. Columbia School of Civil
Service, 171 Pope Bldg., Washington,
1). C.
YOUNO Men. over 17, desiring government
positions, 1130 monthly, write for free
list of positions now open. J. Leonard
former civil service examiner). 909
Equitable Bldg., Washington, D. C.
FIREMEN, brakemen, beginners $150,
later $250 monthly. Write Railway,
Box T-1783, Omaha Bea
MOLER BARBER COLLEGE,
1)0 S. 14th. Write for catalog.
Salesmen and Solicitors.
DO you want to Increase your Income?
Write the National Auto School, 2814
No. 20th St.. Omaha, for catalog.
Wanted
A salesman experienced In selling
knit goods or, one acquainted with the
dry gooda trade in Nebraska where we
have an established trade to carry our
line of sweaters, Infants' wear and
fancy knit goods on commissions.
ADDRESS
STAR KNITTINO COMPANY,
LA CROSSE, WIS.
WANTED Experienced salesmen as etate
manapers: men of ability; intensive
fighters. Common order takers without
concrete methods need not apply aa this
1a a business proposition where the op
portunity for a big income la at your
command if you possess that push and
self-confidence that spells success.
STOCKMENS SERVICE & SUPPLY CO..
West Broadway, Council Bluffs, la.
SALESMAN to sell as side line to dealers
only old established line Farm Imple
ments. Commission basis. No samples
to carry. Omaha Western Pales Co.,
Omaha. Neb
HARNKSS salesman wanted. Muat have
experience. State of Kebraska. Refer
ences required. Box Y-1805, Omaha Bee.
Miscellaneous.
ADJUSTOR Young lawyer part time.
Must be energetic, with some experience
handling claims. Phone Mr. Nangle,
AT. 97l!2, Wednesday, March 1, for appointment.
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
Stores and Offices.
WANTED Young ladles who desire to
qualify for office position to enroll In
our stenographic or accounting classes.
Day or evening classes. Tuitions pay
able monthly. Call or write for catalog.
Dworak School of Accounting, 18th and
Farnam Sts.
Household and Domestic.
WANTED A nurse girl. References re
quired. Mrs. Chas. R. Hannan. jr.. Coun
cil Bluffs, la. Phone 127.
Painters and Paperhangers.
PA V E R H A NU I NC, painting, calcimining,
paper cleaning, magic plastering. DO.
S;:57.
Miscellaneous Announcements.
DIAMONDS Si
pay the beat
prlc with privilege
to hu back at small profit GROSS
JEWELRY CO.. Omaha, Neb.. 403 N.
16th St. Telephone DO. an9.
KINDLING delivered at $3.50 and $4 per
load. New and used lumber at low
prices. Micklln Lumber & Wrecking
Co.. 24th and Burdette. Webster 6666.
RAZOR BLADES sharpened. Single, lie:
double edge. 45c do. Mall orders so
licited. Omaha Sharp Co.. 103 N. 16th.
OMAHA PILLOW COMPANY, Mattresses
made over In new ticks at half prlc of
new beds. 1907 Cuming. JA. 3467
DR. A. C. SARIN, RECTAL DISEASES.
Suite SI Arthur Bldg. 210 & -ISth St.
Prescriptions carefully compounded at th
6 Sherman Mcconnen urug aiure.
KETV and rbullt electrical apparatus.
LeBron Electric, lis S. 12th St.. Omaha.
FOR SALE.
Furniture and Household Gaods.
"WANTED To sell, a mahogany library
table, 2 rocklngchalrs, 1 brass bed.
thild'a bed. 6 dining room chairs, a
Mver X-ray maihine and otLr small
articles. HA. 1:42.
HELP WANTED.
Male and Female.
WANTED Men. ladles and boys to learn
barber trade; big demand; wagea while
learning: atrictly modern. Call or write
1403 Dodge St. Trl-Clty Barber College.
WANTED Men or women In towna near
Omaha to eotlrit merchants accounta for
collection Fur Information. . Write or
visit J. W. Il'sley, 1546 South 28th St.
EDUCATIONAL.
DAY SCHOOL. NIGHT SCHOOL.
Complete courses In accountancy, ma
chine bookkeeping, comptometry. short
hand and typewriting, railroad and
wireless telegraphy, civil service and all
English and commercial branches.
Write, call or phone Jackson 1S66 for
large Illustrated catalog. Address
Boyles College,
Boyle Bldg., Omaha. Neb.
Van Eant School of Business.
Day and Evening Schools.
t-t Omaha National Bank Bldg.
Douglaa 6690.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
1807 FARNAM 6-room apartment, com
pletely modern; suitable for offices,
studios, dental or dresemaklng rooms,
etc., for tensnts wishing home adjoin
ing. T. F. Hall, 4:4 Railway Exchange.
Dvuglas 7406.
LARGE pleasant front room, hot Water
heat. Dundee car line, private home.
4607 Capitol Ave. Walnut 01151
210 N. 25TH ST. Nice large room next
to bath, suitable for 1 or 2. Modern.
DO. 7172.
Park Ave.. 1533 Homelike and pleasant.
$4 week and up. Harney 7378.
WEST Farnam, exclusive home. room.
Walnut 6264.
Howard St., 27U6 Modern room adjoining
bath, private home, $4. Harney 2144.
HAR, 0372 Portland apartments, steam
heated, south room, ladies preferred.
Housekeeping Rooms.
THE GUIDE TO
the better housekeeping rooma la the
directory furnished to advertiser and
room hunter. Call at Bee office for
free copy containing desirable vacanclea
In all parts of the city
LIGHT housekeeping rms. for rent In""
quire 508 S, 2Sth Ave.. DO. 8882.
ESTIMATES furnished on atorage and
moving. Contracla taken by Job or hr.
Globe Van & Storage Co.. JA. 4338. AT.
0230. 620-24 North 16th St.
FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE
Separate locked rooms for household
goods end pianos, moving, packing and
shipping.
BEKINS OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE.
806 South H'.th. DO. 4163.
HORSES AND VEHICLES.
HAKNESS AND SADDLES.
W'e make them ourselves and aell
them direct to the farmers, you get the
best that can be made nt first cost.
Harness that sold for $93 last year,
$00 now. Write for free catalog.
ALFRED CORNISH & CO..
1210 Farnam St.
HAY, $10 per ton. A. W. Wagner, 801
X. 16th St. JA. 1142.
POULTRY AND PET STOCK.
HATCHING eggs. Wy. Yards. KE, 0.189.
FINANCIAL.
Board and Rooms.
1 PRIVATE bath now available. Weals
as good as mother's.
MERRIAM HOTEL.
25th and Dodge St.
LARGE attractive room with board";
home privileges: Hanscom Park. 1546
S. 28th St. HA-3166.
REAL meals, good rooms"and Washing,
m; empioyea men, close In. HA. 7174.
ROOM and breakfast for 2 ladies. $4.60,
private nome, privileges, liar. 7052.
FOR RENT HOUSES.
Furnished.
A bungalow, delightfully lo
cated, well furnished, large
grounds: owner will retain one
room and has man on the place
to take care of grounds; will con
sider a couple only.
Peters Trust Company,
"Where Omaha Rents"
At. 0644. 17th and Farnam Sta.
Real Estate Loans.
WRITE M. A. Larson, Central City. Neb.,
for folder about truck raising oppor
unities In acre tracts.
Minnesota Lands.
KOI' U'Y Land Exchange. St. Paul. Minn.
Wisconsin Lands.
LAN DO LOG V Free special number Just
out. containing many facta of clover land
In Marinette county. Wiaeonaln. If for a
home or an Investment you are thinking
of buying gooo farm lands where farm
era grow rich, send at one for this spe
cial number of Landnlngy. It Is free on
request. Address Skldmore-Rlehle Land
Co.. 4::1 Skidmore-Rlehl Bldg.. Mari
nette. Wis.
exclaimed,
as you
ii ... '
i . i .v vr c ' ,;, I ('r PoUt regions and throw up
k.rir lis-r at I (fill fiiir m hrr kit - i J
mmmmmm
s
tnis."
"What did you do to the kitten?"
Mo,-c Mouse inquired with great
inlrrcst.
"I hit her nose."' said Master
Meadow Mouse.
Moses Mouse naed at him with
horror.
"Don't trv ihat on the old lady.
he cried. "If
iny-
ii op: rigni, w. . i
Dicky Is Angry.
"Pardon me." I interrupted, with
a frigidity that justified the ttate
mnit he liad just made, "hut I hac
a good deal to do before I can Hart
after Katie, so I wish yon would
give me nome idea of how long yon
mean this lecture to last. I am. of
coui sf, dcirous of listening a long
. - ... , I I .... I....
vou iio, jouii ne"-s . mil
"Oh, go to the
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
To huv or sell Omahs KeiH Estate se
FOWLER & M'DONALD
1120 City NatI Bk. Bldg. Jackson 1126
Charles W. Young & Son
Real Ratate. Rentala, Insurance.
1602 City Nat. Bk. AT. 9668.
List your homo Buy oiir home
BINDER & OTIS,
Real Estate, Loans, Rentals. JA. 2561.
HAVE $500 to pay on a 6 or 6-room mod
ern house, located north or west. Good
monthly payments. Can furnish refer
ences. Box X-108, Omaha Bee.
LIST your homes for sale with us. We
have tho customers. Payne Investment
Company.
ORTIENTfi Reait)' Co Llst wUI
UlVUJJlUU for quick resulte.
1418 1st Nat'l Bit. Bid?. Jackson 1966
HAVE Inquiries for homes do you warn
to sell your property? List It with
C. A. Grlmmel. Omaha Nafl Bk. Bldg.
WE have cash on hand to loan on Omaha
residences.
E. H. I.OUGEE, INC..
638 Keeline Bldg
lnvm T noncjNo delay on western
JT ctl 111 ljUallO sebr. farms, ranches
Kloke Investment Co., 845 Om. Nat'l Bank.
LIBERTY bonds and stocks bought and
sold. ROBT. C. DRUESEDOW & CO..
8C0 Omaha National Bank Building.
OMAHA HOMES EAST NEB. FARMS
O'KEEFK REAL ESTATE CO.,
1016 Om. Nat. Bk. Bldg. Jackson 2716
FIRST mortgage loans made promptly
on Omaha real estate. Shopen & Co.,
Realtors. JA. 422S, 234 Keeline Bldg.
$100 TO. $10,000 made promptly. F. D.
Wead And Bowman Co Wead Bldg.
Stocks and Bonds.
LIBERTY BOND!) bought and aold. AT.
8644. Mack's Bond House. 1421 1st Nat.
J. H. M1THEN pays most for LIBERTY
BONDS. 921 City Nat'l. Bank Bldg.
Unfurnished.
West Farnam Bungalow
Five-room, a delightful home. 636
South Forty-first street.
Peters Trust Company,
"Where Omaha Rents"
At. 0544. 17th and Farnam Sts.
ISIS NO. 1STH. Francis (rear). .Ta. 42;i3.
FOR RENT APTS. AND FLATS.
Furnished.
COMPLETELY furnished 3 and 3-room
apartment: steam heat; walking dis
tance. Brown Apartments, 60S N. 21st
St. DO. 6644.
MARCT St, and 25th Ave. For rent,
modern, up-to-date four-room apart
ment The Chlodo. Jackson 1422.
4 ROOMS, well furnished, modern, front,
hot water heat. 1826 No. 18th. No
children. $60. Call Web. 3843.
TENTH St.. 1113 So. The Dunsany. 6-rm.
outside apt . strlc'ly modern. Do. 6392.
CAPITOL. 2868 Just what you want, 2
room furnished apt. Harney 6364.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
GOOD USED
FORD CARS.
ADKINS MOTOR CO.,
4911-19 SO. 24TH ST.
ATLANTIC 4866.
MARKET 0420.
AUTHORIZED
FORD DEALERS.
Visit Our Used Car Sale.
0. N. Bonney Motor Co.
Open Evenings.
2550 Farnam St. HA. 0676
D. ROY WOODWARD.
Investments and Insurance.
JA. 3235. 703 Peters Trust Bldg.
D T V TZ T7i m m Sells. Rents. Insures
D11V1VU1 1 REAL ESTATE
350 Peters Trust Bldg. JA. 0633.
LISTINGS wanted on houses and vacant
lots that will sell at today 8 values.
NORR1S & NORRIS, JA. 4270.
MOVING March 15. Want 5 or 6-room
home. $4,500. AT. 9583.
REAL ESTATE-UNIMPROVED.
CHOICE south front lots, Crown Point
and Titus avenues. KE. 1615.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.
GOOD Iowa, Nebraska farms. Want
ranches, cheaper land, hotels or income.
Describe yours fully. Livingston, Ne
braska City, Neb.
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN.
Florence
NETHAWAY sells and trades. KE. 14.19
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED.
West.
Immediate Possession
5S19 MASON.
New brick veneered bungalow, 5
room,, the very latest, all hardwood,
tile bath, a real fireplace and the best
location. AH clear. Only $7,500, with
paving paid. Terms.
C. B. Schleicher,
1312 Vinton St.
AT. 0905.
North.
7-ROOM modern bungalow, $5,000. G.
Stebhlns, 1610 Chicago St.
D. E. BUCK & CO. buy and aell homea
South.
2-R. furnished apartment, reasonable, for
employed couple. AT. 6236 or AT. 9639.
FURNISHED apartment. 2 rooms; hot
iater heat. Walnut 2529. 2420 Wirt St.
-ROOM apartment, newly papered. Good
furniture. 2019 California.
Unfurnished.
Apartment 6 Rooms
Good apartment: not far out: ateam
heat; good condition; Immediate pos
session; $55 winter rate.
W. T. GRAHAM
Peters Trust Bldg.
DUNDEE For Immediate possession: n
especially desirable 4-room , apartment
with three exposures: $86. Call WA-6036
f f) Q room modern apartments.
"DRAKE
1702 Howard St.
RENTAL
AT. 9708.
THE
AGENCY.
JA. 2905.
TWO modern steam heated apt., close
tn. G. P. Stebhens. 1610 Chicago.
A COZY 3-room front apt; heat and light
furnished. 3066 Mason.
Peters Trust Company,
WHERC CMAHA RENTS.
A Real Beauty
Nat-t than wax.
Nearly new.
Nestles among the Linden.
On a 100-foot lot. this 6-room tauty
up for sacrifice at $5,000 with 51.000
down: $45 a month.
For appointment call Partsch.
OSBORNE REALTY CO.,
Ja. 2282 or Do. "210.
I bit he nose," aaid Maste
Alea-dowr Mouw.
doorway yard in the day time. Any
body, almost, could see him as he
crept through the stubble.
At night he ventured further from
home. And once he went as far as
the farmyard.
To his surprise he found that the
grass in Farmer Green's yard was
longer than lie had ever seen it.
Earlier in the summer, when Mas
ter Meadow Mouse visited that spot,
he had been afraid to cross the
lawn because it was clipped so short.
But now he could creep through the
thick green carpet and nobody could
see him, unless a waving grass' blade
happened to catch somebody's eye.
Everybody at the farmhouse had
been too busy with haying to spend
any time running a lawn mower.
Why not move to the farmyard?
The thought came into Master
Meadow Mouse's head. It seemed
to him that the farmyard would he a
line place to live. There was grain
scattered here and there, where
somebody had fed the hens. There
was the duck pond nearby, when he
wanted a swim.
"I'll come!" Master Meadow
Mouse decided. "I'll come if I
can find a good place for a nest."
Thereupon he began to look about
for a site for his new house. And
it wasn't long before he had found
one that suited him. When he saw
the woodpile, lie squeaked with de
light, i
"The very place," he cried. "I'll j
begin to build my nest tonight.
So he set to work. He carried
dead leaves and dried grass to the
woodpile, and started to make a snug
home for himself in a space between
the logs, well inside the heap of
wood. And he had just crept from
a chink and stood under the stars
when a tiny voice greeted him with
a cry, "What ho, stranger!"
Master Meadow Mouse looked
around. And there on a stick of
wood just behind him .was a plump
gray person. The newcomer looked
the least bit like Master Meadow
Mouse himself, except that his tail
was ever so much longer.
"I'm Moses Mouse and I live in
the farmhouse," said the gray gen
tleman. "I'm Master Meadow Mouse, and
I'm going to live in this woodpile,"
Dog Hill Paragrafs
By George Bingham
i Please;" Jv .' rT "I 3SS
One of the old reliable American
mottos that nobody pays any atten
tion to is, Please Do Not Ask for
Credit.
Slim Pickens, who worked two or
three weeks in The Rye Straw store,
says many employers would brag on
their help if they were not afraid
they would not have to pay them
more money as soon as the help
found out how good they were.
In making plans for his new house
on Musket Ridge this week, Jeff
Potlocks made it a size too small.
having omitted some of the children
in the calculation.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED.
Miscellaneous.
Minne Lusa
Most Beautiful
The most beautiful and complete
homo yet. Just Imagine six large
rooms anr sun room, oak finish and
floors throughout; plate glass windows,
fireplace, buffet, bookcases and cabinets;
the best built and arranged home In
Omaha. Owner cuts price to $8,500.
$1,500 down. To see this call Partsch,
Osborne Realty Co.,
JA. 2282 OR DO. 7210.
Tires
Factory Damaged.
Bargain Prices.
Retail Dept.
Sprague Tire Co.,
18th and Cuming.
j Ralston LotsVotr1 e.y;
I payments. Phone Stewart. Ralston. 10-W.
Visit Our Used Car Sale.
0. N. Bonney Motor Co.
Open Evenings.
2550 Farnam St. HA. 0676
HUDSON SUPER-SIX SPeIdSTER. SIX
CORP TIRES. PRACTICALLY NEW. A
PERFECT CAR AT LESS THAN ONE
H.M.F OF THE PRICE OF A NEW
CAR.
MOTOR EXCHANGE CO.
I"52 FARNAM ST. llU. SSS7.
Vacant Property.
LOTS
On S. side of Larimore Ave. between
24th and 27th Streets. Will sell on easy
peyments or will build to your order.
AT. 354B. f ,
SOUTH front lot. north part Dundee,
$950. ALFRED THOMAS & SON CO..
JA. 0064.
GOING TO BUILD?
We- will build a 6-room. all modern
bungalow, oalc floors - throughout, oak
woodwork in living and dining rooms,
for $4,050. First-class material and
workmanship. We guarantee to please
you. Have some excellent lots to pick
from if you have none of your own. Call
.Mr. Cole. WA. 5432. evenings, or
TEMPLE M'FAYDEN COMPANY.
1505 Farnam St. JA. 242S.
REAL ESTATE OTHER CITIES
FOR -SALE, DENVER HOME,
A fine 11-room brick house, modern:
two bath rooms: three built-in fire,
places; brick garage, room for three
cars; located in Capitol Hill district;
must be sold to settle estate; suitable
for rooming house or home. Address
J. H. Duls. Flanagan. 111.
DO XCU want a good building lot, loca
ted at 45ili and Wirt, Improvements In?
Call Kenwood 2621.
Acreage.
ACRE, 66th and R Sts.. for aale or trade
for city property. Call Market 3282.
114 ACRES near Ah -Mar-Ben field, $1,000.
Walnut 4187
Miscellaneous.
VOI R NEW HOME.
Get our figures before building. VV
have an excellent organization at your
service. i
HASTINGS k HEYDEN.
1PI4 Harney St. . AT. 0i.
W Make Omaha
RESIDENCE LOANS
Monthly- Installment Plaa,
Prepayment any time.
Also
Liana on Bualnts Proparti
Liberal Optional Privileges.
Reasonable Commiaaions.
A Silly Song I
By A, CUCKOO BIRD. '
By A. CUCKOO BIRD.
The woman whom I married is a
treasure, I'll admit. All the water
she has carried, all the kindling she
has split: on my every 'need she's
waited, all the chores she's gladly
aone, since tue day tne parson stated
that she and I were one. But she
has one fault gigantic, that makes
me tear my hair, that drives me
nearly frantic and fills me with
despair, liach day she moves the
table, the safe and music box; and
I am never able to find my other
socks. They should be in the dres
ser, I search for it in vain, until, next
day, God bless her, she moves it
back again. And when I wander
home at night to tumble in the hay
I find, when I turn on the light,
she's, moved my bed away. In everv
month's duration, in the shanty that
I own, all things must change loca
tion but the bath tub and the phone.
Some day, in exasperation, I will
nail to the floor everything in its
location till it can be moved no
more. Then when I hunt the table
I won't find the couch instead, and
my wife will not be able to dis
locate my bed. '
Parents' Problems
I low can a girl of 12 who is in
clined to be very resentful when
imall wrongs are done her by her
playmates, be helped to be "more
forgiving.
Girls of 12 are very impression
ble; and, if fond of reading, often
more influenced for good by some
particular storybook than they could
be by any member of their own
families. I heard of a little girl of
11 in whom the change and improve
ment as to gentleness and forbear
ance was marked, after some weeks
spent in reading (a few chapters each
day) that charming story of Eng
lish family life, "The Daisy Chain."
The home atmosphere in this book
is elevating, and after intimate asso
ciations with the May brothers and
sisters, the little girl was much less
ready to be resentful and unforgiving.
devil!" Di.IiV
snarled and flung himself out of the
room angrily, v bile with the per
versity which only a woman KnoHJ,
I fust laughed with malicious k
at the success of my baiting, then
felt my eyes till with tears of regret
at my mean little folly.
That I had succeeded in thor
oughly angering him I realized a
the evening wore away or rather
galloped away while I made try
preparations for the earliest possible
start the next day. Dicky devoted
himself to his mother, although there
was little to do But watch her. for
exhausted by her ordeal she slept,
though fitfully, through the entire
night. But he spoke no word to
me beyond the barest neccssit of
speech, nor did I try to placate mm.
There was no use, I felt, in making
any effort to do so, for when Dicky
is angered it usual takes hint
hours to get over it, and, to tell the
truth, I was so busy and so wor
ried that I had neither the time nor
the inclination to attempt to change
his attitude. All my thoughts were
centered upon my coming excursion
with its chances of success so over,
whclmingly against me.
"Stoo the Gir!"
One by one the items on the list
of things that must be adjusted ht
foTe leaving were crossed off. Airs.
Ticcr, hurriedly summoned, an
nounced her perfect willingness to
transfer Jerry, the redoubtable Sam
and herself to our menage until I"
returned. Marion was in the seventh
heaven of delight at being entrusted
with the care of Junior, and I knew
that never young monarch would
have so devoted a slave, knew, also,
that Lillian's loving supervision
would be always over the child. That
Mother Graham was safe in the care
of those sane capable hands, while
Dicky's more or less erratic attempts
to help would also be made of use
by Lillian I also knew. So, at last,
the final detail completed, and with
small bag packed for my journey, I
lay down to a few hours' sleep be
fore time to go to the train.
I intended to drive my own car to
the train, taking Jerry Ticcr with
me to drive it back. But when I
rose from the substantial breakfast
which Mrs. Ticer had prepared, and
went out on the veranda, I found
Dicky's car, with Dicky himself at
the wheel, standing by the steps. ;
He was frowning, and the tonneau
door was open, indicating that Tie
did not intend me to ride on the
seat with him, so that I knew he
was still angry. But my heart leaped
at the knowledge that Dicky would
not permit me to go to the station
without him.
. With conjugal clairvoyance I also
khew that he was as anxious as T
to make up, but that his pride had
compromised with his tenderness m
the leaving of the tonneau door open.
With the eyes of the Ticers and Lil
lian upon me, however for tTicv
were all upon the veranda to bid me
good-by I could do nothing but
put niy.bag into the tonneau, am:
prepare' to get in myself.
"Hurry!" Dicky commanded curt
ly. "You've just time to make the
train."
I obeyed him. and the machine
had leaped forward before I hai
closed the door. I knew that he
had mistaken the time, and I guess
ed that he had done so intentionally
that he might have an excuse for not
alighting and helping me into the car,
his invariable courteous custom. But
I held no rancor for this, and I de
termined that even if I missed that
first train I would not let our quar
rel stand a second longer than neces
sary. So as soon as we were well out
of sight of the house I uttered a
little exclamation as of dismay.
"Stop the car, Dicky!" I exclaim
ed. "I dropped my glove "
He obeved. hut did not turn
around. So I clambered out of the
tonneau. then with a quick move
ment swung open the front door,
climbed in beside him, reached past
him, and turned off the ignition
switch, smiling with meaningfu!
saucy tenderness at.him as I did so.
j Beatrice to Revise List
j of Voters, Starting March 6
! Beatrice, Neb., Feb. 26. (Special.)
Beginning March 6, a general rcvi
! sion of registration will be held in
j the city. The books will remain open i against printing so much propagan
! up to and including April 1, and dur- da sent out by public office hold
! ing that time every voter in Beatrice ers and labeled "news' by the of
! is expected to register. I fire holders.
Press Association Favors
St. Lawrence Vaterway
Lincoln. Feb. o. (Special.)
tThe Nebraska Press association at
the close of its 49th annual con
vention adopted resolutions favoring
the St. Lawrence waterway pro
iect. It also adopted a resolution