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THE BEE: OMAHA. SUNDAY, JUNE 11, 1922.
OOMS.
Senate Abandons
Night Sessions
on Tariff Bill
Debate Over Duties on Knives
Leadi to Warm Exchange
Between Simmon.
' and Gooding.
Wuhington, June 10. The n.te
btndoried lilt night, temporirily it
lt, in night ifsion for eoruidrr.
lion of the tariff bill, but it had
difficulty in getting: away owing to
the firt that a ecord vote on an
amendment, demanded juit before
the houri agreed upon lor a recess,
disclosed that a quorum was not
present. Later a sufficient number of
senators to make up the necessary 49
was obtained and the session was
brought to a close.
Pursuant to notive given Thurs
day night that if satisfactory pro.
gress in the bill could be made in the
daylight hours the jiight sessions
would be ended, senator Mctumber,
republican North Dakota, in charge
of theb ill, passed the word around
late in the afternoon that he would
move to recess at 6 p. m. A number
of senators left before that time,
however.
Argument Waxes Hot.
Committee amendments disposed
of had to do with duties on table,
butcher and other knives, and scis
sors and shears. Before the senate
got down to the amendments there
was a lively row between Senators
Simmons and Gooding of Idaho,
chairman of the republican agricul
tural tariff bloc, about duties on ag
ricultural products.
Senator Simmons charged and
Senator Gooding denied that there
had been an agreemnt by which ag
ricultural products were given pro
tection in return for the support of
the agricultural bloc for high duties
on domestic products. Exchanges
between the senators became heated,
the Idaho senator declaring that it
twas "not true" that members of the
.block had entered into any agree
i merit and Senator Simmons retort-
(ing mai a ocniai aoes not prove
anything."
Later there was another contro
versy between the majority and mi
nority when Senator Harrison, demo
crat. f iictnni cniiarht n Vii Um
. " 1 , " " ' ' . W 1Mb
senate reconsider its vote of last
.night removing cash registers from
the free list. Asserting that Fred B.
Patterson, president of the National
Cash Register company, was in
Washington when the senate was
voting, attending a meeting called by
the republican national committee,
"for the purpose of obtaining cam
paign funds,'1 Senator Harrison de
clared "the people can place their
own interpretation on his presence
here."
What Will
The Market Do Next?
KEEP POSTED
Important development!
contained In this week'
market review regarding
the following securities:
Middle State Oil U. S. Steel
SSmrn.Pfti"e Pn-Am. Fdry.
Phillip Pet. ... '
Callahan Zlne Pur 0l1
Ceaden h Cm, Texaa Pacific
Studebaker American Woolen
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IEUTS
Senator N'orris, republican. N
bulk, remarked that it appeared the
senate should rronnlfr th vole t
make cali rrKi!m dutiable and
Senator JUrrium o inmed. Alter
his point of order usainM the nioimn
had been overruled, Seiutnr Me
Cumber moved i lay the motion on
the tahle and this motion was car
ried, M to 20, Senators Nrri and
l a Folletie, republican. Wtscon.in,
voting with the democrais in oppo
sition to it.
Rates approved, for tahle. butcher,
carving and a Urge assortment of
other sorts of knives ranced fnt 2
cents each and 4S per cent ad va
lorem, to 2 cents each and 45 per
cent ad valorem. On scissors and
shears the rates approved ranged
from 4 cents each and 45 cents ad
valorem to 20 cents earn and 45 rr
cent ad valorem.
Surly Guard Rebuked
Didn't Have Time to
Aid French War Vet
by Blind Man s Guide
Parii, June lO.-'By A. P.)
"Excuse me, am I near the
wounded aoldiers' institute?" asked
a blind veteran of passing pedes
trian, as he tapped hii way along
the sidewalk.
"I've only been there twice, and
I'm not quite sure of the way."
"You are close to it now: let me
take you," came the reply.
Arriving at the door, the guide
aaid to the janitor:
"Kindly take this man to the sec
tion for the blind."
'Take him yourself," growled the
janitor.
"Under the archway on the other
tide of the court yard."
The civilian did o, but on the
way out addressed the janitor
8ain . .. .
"Couldn't you be a lite more
obliging to the blind?" he asked,
gently.
"There are too many, and I
haven't the time," waa the aurly
response.
"It seems to me it is your duty
to help them," aaid the other.
A soldier hospital attendant en
tered at this point before the erst
while good Samaritan, who was im
mediately identified.
It was Marshal Foch.
Olympic's Passengers Take
to Boats to Land m t og
rurUnrrr Prance Tune 10. (By
A. P.) In 'a thick fog out in the
open sea 7S0 of the White Star line
Olympic s passengers lor cnerDourK
, trancfcrrprl rlurintr the middle
of the night to tenders and landed at
Cherbourg without misnap mis
mowing.
Tli. nivmnif. wtiirh sailed from
New York last Saturday for Cher
bourg and Southampton, ana was
due in Cherbourg Roads at 7 o'clock
last evening, ran into a thick bank
of "pea soup" fog 20 miles out, rr
ing further progress sioreA
harardous. She reported her posi
tion by wireless and tenders found
ler atter some trouble. It was de-
ii11 rt mif niecnrrnre C k -
bourg on board the small craft, thus
obviating the necessity of the
Olympic entering that port.
ine transter was. effected to the
swell, but there was no wind and
little difficulty was experienced in
the process.
Retired Circus Dwarf
Dies at Age of 81 Years
Morgantown, W. Va., June 10.
"Major" Lewis Davis, retired circus
dwarf, died at his home in Granville,
near here yesterday, aged 81. For
more than 50 years "Major" Davis
traveled with Barnus & Bailey's,
Ringling Brothers a,nd Sells & Fore
paugh's circuses as a sideshow at
traction. He was 37 inches tall.
About 10 years aeo the "maior"
retired.
A month aco "Maior" Tlavlt marls
all preparations for his death. Select
ing tne attending physician and
undertaker, he chose the place where
he wished to be buried and picked
out the clothing in which he desired
to be laid at rest, a beloved old
"swallow tail" suit a relic from cir-'
cus days. He paid all funeral ex
penses in advance. Ten days ago he
suffered a paralytic stroke, which re
sulted in his death.
Crane Reterates Denial
of Anti-French Activities
New York, June 10. Charles R.
Crane, who recently was reported in
correctly to have been sentenced by
a French court to 20 years impris
onment in Syria for having attempt
ed to incite anti-French disturbances,
reiterated his denial of anti-French
activities on his arrival here yester
dav on the Aquitania.
While declaring that conditions in
Syria were bad and that the people
there and in Palestine could not be
reconciled to any kind of mandate.
Mr. Crane announced that he would
take no steps to bring matters to
the attention of officials in this coun
try. Nacionalistas Win in P. I.
Manila, P. I., June 10. (By A. P.)
Latest returns from Tuesday's elec
tion indicate the nacionalista party
will continue in control of the lower
house of the legislature. The nacian
alista have won about 50 of the 90
seats in the house. The new col
lectivista nartv ha fleeter! ihnnf 1?
members and the democrats about
the same nun-.oer. Nine members of
the hoiiFe r- a appointed by the gov
ernor ge-al to represent the non-
vnri5iian trioes.
Divorce Court
Petition.
Lawrence Overmler against Agne V.
Overmler, cruelty.
George D. Lawson against Mario 8.
Lawson. crueltv.
Martin B. Pearson against Edith K.
Pearson, crueltv.
Mary Muller against John Mulier.
emeltr.
Oeorgs P. Lett against Msggl Lett,
cruelty.
Derreee.
Annl C. Butler from John 8. Butler,
cruelty.
Caroline A. GoUen from George A.
Golden, cruelty.
Sara Randell from Gussl Kandell.
erueltr.
' Ethel Beahm from Frank Beahm,
cruelty.
Edmond M. Fairfield from Mellora C.
W. Fairfield, cruelty.
Frank F. Zulfer, Jr., from Edna Zulfer,
erueltr. ,
Council Wants Aid
in Fixing of Levy
Plan Serifs of PuMie Met
inp to I)icus Amount
Necessary.
The city council wanli help in
determining the amount of the levy
to be certified to the county board
during the latter part of July.
The mayor and city commii
lioners expect co-operaton of the
public, and to arrive at the desired
end the council decided Friday
to hold a series of public meetings
in the council chamber.
Details of the meetings will be
announced oon. The idea was pre
sented by Commissioner H. R.
Zimman Friday. AH commissioners
promptly ai'qiiieired.
The levy which the council will
determine next month will be ap
plied fr citv government revenues
for 923. "fhis new levy will !e
based on estimates submitted by
all city departments.
Classified Advertising Rates
Ho rr Hn( count S word te line) 1 day.
Mo rr Una pr dsy, 1 consecutive day.
l'"3 per line per day, T consrcutlve day.
144 per line per dsy, II consecutive day.
No ada taken for Irs than a total of JSC
Thee ratca apply either te the Dally or
Runday Be. Alt advertisement appear
In both morning and evening daily paper
for tne on rhsri.
CONTRACT RATES ON
APPLICATION.
Want ad accepted at the following of.
fires:
MAI.V OFFICE. ...7th and Farnam Bra,
south Bid 4I8S South S4lh at.
Council Bluffs II Bcott Bt
WANT ADS RECEIVED BT PHONE
ATLANTIC 1000.
THE BEE will not be rcponlbla for
mora than one Incorrect Insertion of an
advertisement ordered for more than one
tlm. ,
CLOBlNO HCURS FOR WANT ADS.
Evening Hdlllon 11:41 A. M.
Morning Edition t:00 P. M.
Sunday Edition t:00 P. U. Saturday
CEMETERIES.
Visit Forest Lawn
The Forest Lawn Cemetery associa
tion 1 a co-operative organisation. Ail
the rovenuea ar for the perpetual
maintenance and Improvement of the
cemetery and each lot owner (hare
equally with every other In the bene
fits accruing from such revenue. Of
fice at the cemetery (north of the city
limits) and 720 Brandel Theater BIdg.
BURIAL VAULTS.
AUTOMATIC sealing concrete burial
vault Recommended and for aale
by ail leading undertaker. Water
proof, no ateel to rust, no wood to de
cay. Insist upon the AUTOMATIC 8BAL
INU VAULT manufactured by Omaha
Concrete Burial Vault Co.. B810 N. 10th,
umana. Tel. Kenwood 1077.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
F. J. STACK & CO.,
Successor to
Stack Sc Falconer
OMAHA'S BE8T.
riAMBULANCEZl3
. Thirty-third and Farnam.
HEAFEY & HEAFEY
Undertaker and Embalmer.
Phone HA. 02S6. Office S611 Farnam.
Hulse & Riepen,
Funeral Directors. 2 Cuming.
CROSBY-MOORE
FLORISTS.
LEE LARMON f S?: DDoU..V.
SAY IT WITH FLOWERS FROM HESS
& SWOBODA, 1415 FARNAM STREET.
L. HENDERSON. 1607 Farnam. JA. 126S.
JOHN BATH. 1804 Farnam, J A. 10.
BIRTHS AND DEATHS.
Births.
Scott and Bernice Morrison, hospital,
girl.
Emll and Margurits Kasner, 2520 F
Street, girl. x
Thoma and Edith Whitney, hospital,
boy.
Rudolph and Anna Lundgren, hospital,
girl.
Lelghton and Mary Huston, hospital,
girl.
Owen and Ada Swopes, hospital, boy.
Fred and Huth Mason, 2220 Pacific
street, girl.
Nunzto and Concetta Allano, 114S North
Nineteenth street, girl.
Robert and Bernice Eldredge, hospital,
boy.
Michael and Katherlne Oullfoyle, hespl.
tal, girl.
Death.
Charles M. Olson, 41 year, hospltaL
John Benham Olver, 76, hospital.
Fannie Gallagher, (5, 6123 Military
avenue.
Marsallles Haywood, S, 1811 North
Twenty-third street.
William T. Gary, 3, 2424 Burdette
street.
Philip Ray, 40, 1409 Cass street.
Martha Carolina Rice, 83, 2610 North
Fifty.eiEhCh street.
Anselina Alessandro, infant, 1902 Paul
street.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Marriage Licenses were issued to the
following couples:
Eiwood E. Seybold. 27, Omaha; Ruth
M. Brothers, 22, Laurene, la.
Milton P. Howland, over 21, Omaha;
Mary Scanlon, over 21, Omaha.
George A. Smith, 30, St. Joseph, Mo.;
Bertha M. La Bouff, 25, St. Joseph.
Morton W. Rhoades, over 21, Worland,
Wyo. ; Grace I, Robertson, over 21, Omaha.
Clifford E. Rogers, 32, Omaha; Vera M.
Lawrence, 22, Omaha.
John R. Gahon, 28, Omaha; Irene M.
Swift, 27, Omaha.
De Witt C. Weber, 25, Omaha, Neb.;
Elmina G. Burke, 25, Lincoln, Neb,
Benjamin Millman, over 21, Omaha;
Fannie London, over 21, Omaha.
LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS.
LOST Brown traveling bag, between Fre
mont and Omaha, on Black Hills track
or Military road. Reward. Phone Truck
and Tractor corporation, Omaha. Doug
las 0648.
LOST Black traveling bag on Farnam
car Thursday containing nurse's uniform
and lady's wearing apparel. Call AT.
2662 or St. Joseph hospital. Reward.
LOST Ring of keys, two night latch,
three flat, one large brass, one com
mon door key. Reward. WA. 2855.
LOST Bunch of keys, June 7, on Far
nam St., between 25th and 33d St. Re
ward. Mr. Davis, Douglas 4468.
LOST Since Saturday, male fox terrier.
Reward. Call WE. 4384.
LOST Blue silk bag on N. 24th St. car.
Reward. KB. 1444.
LOST Canary, reward. Call Walnut 4893.
Found Two aorrel horses. WA. 4713.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
FRATERNAL Aid Union will dance at
Krug park Friday evening. Tickets for
sale at Merritt drug store, 311 S. 16th
St. Admission to psrk and ball room,
dance ait evening, per couple, $1.00.
PERSONALS.
THE SALVATION Army Industrial home
solicits your old clothing, furniture,
magazine. We collect. Wo distribute.
Phone DO. 4135 and our wagon will call.
Call and Inspect our new home. 1110-1112-1114
Dodge St.
EPILEPTICS Would you care to learn
about NEW NATIONAL treatment for
mediate relief of epilepsy, postltvely
stopping all seisures from first day'
use. Information free. "Specialist,"
Drawer C-692, Lander, Wyo.
WANTED to learn the whereabout of
Mrs. Lucinda Pauley Taylor. Laat heard
of In Omaha. Important. Address Wil
liam Pauley, Liberty, Ind.
BEAU, quiet home for chronlo cases or
old people; trained nurse; terms, WE.
6554.
MATERNITT HOME, electrlo bath for
nervousnes. in cmmei. w c. ;i.
MAGNETIC bath; Violet Ray treatment
wnn massage, eis p. igm. ai.
THEATRICAL historical maaqu costume,
for play and parties, at Lleben , Omaha.
PERSONALS.
ai'LFHUn bain. CwaMian mixu. (hi.
rpay. tveeisse la t aV l'h i,
ruH nurse by l hour r far maesaf
AT It.i, er WA. :H.
MAMAUtN-ICmmt Broil, 1 1 ltW beiee ,
BJf PERT MASS AOal ATLANTIC'S. .1.
Htisyyfum eisanera, te. H4,ltC
KIXHKtt Heih. mass. i:a Arthur BIdg.
P.XrUBT liui
tie n. iTih Bt.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Accordion Pleating.
ACCOM DION, aid, knife, beg pleating'
ravtred buttons, all clyle; hemstitch
ing, buttonhole. Writ Ideal Hullo
Pleating Co., tr Brown Block, Omaha,
Neb. Telephone J A. 111.
NEB. PLEATING ,1;:
d Button.
JI0I Fernera, 14 floor.
T'O. Mil.
Chlropractora.
rirlcAn DrtTAfN., chiropractor, sol
VarjMJIJ p,ion block. AT. 74L
ws:. :, Offir hr..jil a. m.. :l p. m.
Dr. France H, Turner, III Urandel
Theater BIdg, Allsnllo Ills
Contractors,
UAHAOKB built, any tyl end ls, 1100 up.
I'oncret work. Mlrklln Lumbar
Wrorklng Co, Tel. WE. ftbes.
Kcrremng and house-repairing. WA, 1144,
Dancing Academies.
LEARN te dnr; summer Haeeee; II lee-
sons. 14. Keep's, His Farnam. DO. S440,
Dentists.
liK.NTAL X-RAYS, til (srh, II a full set,
611 Securllle BIdg., Ith nd Frnm.
Detectives.
Independent Dtrtlv liurssu, 104 Neville
rilk. AT. 6501; night, WA. 4046; KB. 0411
RELIABLE) Deteci:e Bureau. Railway
1.1. BIdg,. J A. J06S, night, KB. Sill.
AMES ALLAN, 111 Neville Blk. Evidence
ecurea in ail case. AT lantle 1114.
Dressmaking.
Embroidering, dremsklng. AT, ST1T.
Furriers.
TTTTPQ remodeled, rellned, cleaned
Kneeter Alsska
Fur Co., 101
So 16th St. DO. 7SH.
Hauling.
ORADB cellar, do team work. WE. 111.
Kodak Finishing.
FILMS DEVELOPED FREE.
The Enalgn Co.. 1607 Howard St.
Mattresses.
CITt MATTRESS CO.
Mattresses made over. New tick.
Box Spring Repaired.
1111 Cuming St. AT. 4171.
Osteopaths.
DR. MABEL WESSON, Osteopath, 64!
World-Herald BIdg. At. i960, Ja. 0729.
Printing.)
EDDY Printing Co, 111 S. II Bt Do. II4T.
Paint and Paper Hanging.
P. THIESSEN painting and paper hang
ing done reasonable by hour or con.
tract. AT. 2799.
CLEAN paper, wash walls; exp. JA 1041,
PAPERINO, painting; low price. JA.I021,
Patent Attorneys. -
J. W. Martin. Patent Attorney, 1711
Dodge, room 201. Also Washington, D.
C. I help Inventors sell their patenta.
Wedding Stationery.
WEDDING Invitations and announcement
printed or engraved; aamplea sent upon
request. Brandels Printing department.
Miscellaneous Announcements.
Arthur Auditorium,
210 S. 18th St.
Two very fine lodge rooma with nicely
polished floor for lodges and society.
See
Thos. W. Hazen
DO. 8330.
10 PER CENT DISCOUNT
on all rough, dry, aent In Thursday,
Friday and Saturday,
SA-RA-TO-GA.
Omaha' Most Complete Laundry.
KB. 0061.
TiT A MrtMna We pay the beat
iimuuilU prlc wlto privilege
to buy back at- small profit, hkubs
JEWELRY CO. Omaha, Neb. 401 N.
16th St. Telephone DO. 504S.
GAITED saddle horses for rent by hour
or day. All are gentle. My personal
attention given to beginner. Smith
Crane, proprietor.
OMAHA RIDINO ACADEMY.
Ak-Sar-Ben Field. Phono WA. 606S.
HAVE your trees cared for by expert ur
geons, not tree butchers; cavity work
and tree trimming our specialty. Home
landscape Service Co. DO. 6115.
WANTED For Fourth of uJly for open
air entertainment of m hrs., vaudeville
troupe, correspond with Fres. Com,
Club, Guthrie Center, la.
WANTED For the Fourth, man with
portable dance floor. Free concession.
Correspond with Pres. of Com Club,
Guthrie Center, la.
WE buy, sell safes, make deskB, show
cases, etc., Omaha Fixture & Supply Co.,
S. W. Cor. 11th and Douglas. JA. 1724.
OMAHA PILLOW COMPANY. Mattreaaea
made ever In new tick at half price of
new Bed. 1907 Cuming. JA. 2467.
DR. Louis N. Smernoff, disease of women
and children. S15 N. 21st St. AT. 1766.
PRESCRIPTIONS carefully compounded ef
the 8 8herman St McConnell Drug tore.
WANTED TO BUY.
DESKS DESKS DESKS
New desks, used desk bought, old and
traded. J. C. Reed, 1207 Farnam. AT. S14S
FOR SALE.
Furniture and Household Goods.
Auction! Auction!
. Another big furniture aale consisting
ot the furnishings of 3321 Cuming, 243S
Manderson, 2129 So. 34th, Potter Apt.
6, 3107 Nicholas and 2018 Wirt St. To
be sold for the owners without any re
striction in my Auction House,
18th and Webster Sts.
Monday at 1 p. m.
Including 6 high-grade pianos, two
player pianos, several overstuffed par
lor suites, cane Inserted parlor suites.
big lot of high-grade Axminster, Wilton
velvet ana .Brussels rugs, almost all
sizes, leather and tapestry duofolds end
davenports, with chairs to match, 1
mahogany davenport table, several li
brary tables. Several Queen Ann period,
American walnut dining room suites,
several Louis XIV and other period din
ing room suites In mahogany, several
good oak dining room suites, buffet and
bookcases.
Beautiful very latest style period din
ing room suites, Including American wal
nut, mahogany and old ivory, dressers,
dressing tables and chiffoniers, large
and staple rockers, electric vacuum
cleaners, several standard electric lamps,
sewing machines, gaa ranges, steel
ranges, kitchen cabinets, Ice boxea,
washing machines, pictures, drapes, lin
ens, fancy and staple dishes, laundry
and garden tools and hundreds of ar
ticles too numerous to mention.
James L. Dowd
and Assistant Auctioneer
If you have anything to sell call At
lantic 0966 or Walnut 6213.
To Afford Luxuries Save
on Necessities
Perhaps you would like to have a
new car, a new suit, to buy the wife
a little luxury ot some kind.
Come to the Stephenson auctiona on
Tuesday and Wednesdsy of next week,
and you will learn to practice true
economy. If a nearly new article will
do, why pay 50 more for the same
thing?
FRANK B. STEPHENSON, AUTIONEER,
1609 Capitol Ave.
ELECTRIC WASHING MACHINES
retailed at wholesale prices. 175 buy
the best. Phone Douglss 4423.
FOR SALE On genuine reed baby bug
gy. 2414 Cass St. Phone AT. 8051.
1x12 Axminster rug, In good condition.
Call AT. 0669.
Pianos and Musical Instruments.
For Rent,
Pianos
Uprights and grands; twenty different
makes to select from.
14 PER MONTH AND l"P.
Schmoller & Mueller
Piano Co.
f 1614-16-11 Dodge St,
PHONE DO. 161L
FOR SALE.
Pianos and Musical Instruments.
rRTBAI.I Hftal lenor pheo., all,
ver plated, gold bell, lew pit. h). inl
eclat Kay. A-l rndltt'n 'mplrte
th case, stisp, te, V illi, Omaha
Bee,
TRADB your us4 plan on a play'
plena. Balance a low aa IIS per
month. A. HOgPWJJO.. IHI JDougl
VIcrkoLA end Unip, cheap. AT. 4I7"
Clothing and Fur.
LUNDER WOOLEN MILL.
Per a. e few unclaimed, ell.weol
7unde" utte, rhp, sltersllon free,
Nenhweet for, lHh and Hsrney hi.
FULL I'ltKbH uli and Tusedu for rent.
J A. tin. Ill NJIIIl ht 1. Feldman,
AltMT shoe. Ills, 104 No. 14 th.
Typewriters and Supplies.
TVPEWRITKH8
AND
All MAKE pouiht. sold, rented and
repaired. Hole (gent for th CORONA,
fll our price before you buy. IJvery
machine eusranUed,
Central Typewriter Exc,
a. n. ill rsrnam.
Miscellaneous Articles.
Auction ! Auction !
Union Pacific Railroad Co.
Unclaimed Freight
AUCTION
Monday. June 12th. at 9.30 A, M.
sharp, at old Union Pacifm building,
northern corner, 9th and Farnam Hta.
Artlrle t be nld for ranh In th
hltheat bidder. Include the following:
Several electrlo atorag battens,
new, good condition; msttrrsse. cast
ings, on "Falrbank Mors" ga en.
line, lantern globes.
Lubricating oil, on "Hart" Belt and
Bucket weigher, on scoop, gists, 20
ck cement.
Red pslnl, air stock water tank,
galvanised; one alnk, on straw blower.
Furniture, galvanised Iron tub, nil
druma, groceries, nine roll copper
screen, empty bottle, signs, one hhl.
Boiler Setting cement, slate, auto radi
ator, augar, and other articles, too
numeroua to mention.
All gooda must be removed on day ot
aale.
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.
A. S Charde,
Aurtlonir
Make Ice Cream Like the
Factory
FOR It WE WILL SEND YOU, POST
PAID. ENOUGH ICE CREAM POWDER
TO MAKE TEN GALLONS DELICIOUS,
RICH, SMOOTH CREAMY ICE CREAM.
ALSO 8HERBETS. FULL DIRECTIONS
WITH EACH PACKAGE. ANY
FLAVOR. SEND II BILL
CRIPPLE CREEK ICE CREAM CO.
CRIPPLE CREEK, COLO.
THRESHING OUTFIT
FOR SALE
18-h. p. steam Harrison engine and
16x57 aeparator, used two years.
D. A. McMullen
Highland, Ksn.
Concession Men
Trick riders and clowns, write or wire
Executive Committee, Yoder Rodeo.
Thousanda are coming to see bronco
busting, riding, roping, bulldogglng,
racing, etc., at new town on Union
Pacific extension from North Platte. A
16,000 show for 11.10 at Yoder, Goshen
county, Wyo., June 23, 24 and 25.
A WORM will get your trees and ahrubs
unless you pray. We have a complete
outfit to get best results. HOME
LANDSCAPE CO., DO. 6116.
EXPERT wlng mcchln repairing.
MICKELS,
15th and Harney. DO. 1171.
BOTTLES New and used. Nathan
Steinberg, 1011 Harney. Do. 1166.
SIX BATH TUBS, complete; cheap. Call
WE. 1629.
BEES and supplies. WA. 1042.
WANTED SITUATIONS.
Female.
COLORED woman wants day work clean
ing or ironing. Call WE. 2020.
Laundry and Day Work.
DAY WORK wanted. Mon. Tue. Wed.
Webster 6182.
HELP WANTED MALE.
Stores and Offices.
Male Stenographer
All kind of office work. See us at
once.
EMPLOYERS' FREE EMPLOYMENT
SERVICE.
1911 Harney Street. Atlantlo B362.
Professions and Trades.
Carpenters, Painters,
All tradesmen, our aervlce is free to
you. Come in.
Employers' Free
1 Employment Service
1911 .Harney
St.
Atlantlo 5363.
DO you want to be an expert automo
tive electrician or mechanic? Wonder
ful opportunities. Steady work, good
hours, high pay. Our. training most
thorough, economical. Leading school,
tiniest equipment. Booklet free Johnson
Automobile Trades School, Electrical
Mechanical, 729 Broadway, Dept. J,
Denver.
BE a detective, 150 to 1100 wweekly; travel
over world; experience unnecessary.
American Detective Agency, 799 Lucas
St., St. Louis.
EXPERIENCED drapery cutter. Give de
tails of experience. The Daniels &
Fisher Stores company. Denver, Col.
DO you want to Increase your income?
Write the National Auto School. 2814
N. 20th St., Omaha, ror catalog,
FIREMEN, brakeman. beginners 160,
later sz&ti mommy, write nnuway, ou,
Y-1916, Omaha Bee.
MOLER BARBER COLLEGE.
110 8. '4th. Write Xor catalog.
Salesmen and Solicitors.
SALESMAN Wanted by
long establisned manu
facturer of stamped
goods for art needle
work on commission for
Iowa and Nebraska.
State experience, refer
ences. Partridge &
Wilcox, Inc., 251 Church
St.. N. Y. C.
WANTED Salesman with conveyance,
Knowieage oi nveaiuca. uu ,i,4u.iinru
with farmers. Reputable salesmen bulldT
Ing wonderful repeat buslnese on mineral
feeds and other apecialtiea formulated
by well known authority, well adver
tised. Mccarty made 1500 first two
weoks. Conn. Product Company, Water
loo, la.
SALESMEN stop making money for
others; get Into the specislty manufac
turing business for yourself. Make and
sell your own goods. We show you
how to make 1100 to 500 weekly. Write
Immediately. A wonderful opportunity
awaits you. Address Thos. Steel, Pres.,
617 Main, Rlcnmona. va.
SALESMEN Can make from 1250 to 1300
per month net selling loumain i;rui
and fruit beverages. Those traveling In
auto make big money. W pay 25 per
cent commission with weekly drawing
account. Salesmanager, 317 N. First St.,
sr. thorns, Jan.
WIDE-AWAKE man to take charge of
our local iraae; o if ee u,,jr .
no experience required; pay starts at
once. Write today. American Product
Co., 6207 American BIdg.. Cincinnati. O.
ADVERTISING SALESMEN Our men
net from i&u per wee up, commission
basis; excellent opportunity In your
home terrttorv; old established business,
Mr Ralston. 830 Wade St., Cincinnati, O.
SALESMEN Experience unnecessary, all
or spare ttme, rural city, gooa sme itne;
salary and commission; lowest priced
'sndard brands, tires and tubes. Box
S2. Akron, O.
SALESMAN wanted to visit country
towns. 1100 monthly salary and $35
weekly allowanc for traveling expenses.
W py freight on sales. Liberty Bev
ersge Co.. 8t. Loci. Mo.
SALESMEN Double-head apark plug:
Invention; turn evr proposition: on
end clean other: for automobiles, truck
and tractors. Reaxdou Co, Inc.. Peoria,
Ilk
HELP WANTED MALE.
Salesmen and Solicitor
NiH.U'lT uunie fur uiit uitvii.n
-vii. r, ,, wr,r, ,..n, ... .
fi
'r ,n,mni,ir inr ,,ihi. ,.,.,
Iinma AdiuKiintf i.Armti ation. 91 E. Van
,.Iir ,., , IMI.II,
Ui.k:MKN men a m. le.to. order
I'lothing, attractive iiiateiials, nt
Mices. aool uroflla. samitlee t4riv: g"
iperien.-e. Kmersnn TllBrln Ca, T'h
end Ar, h, Philadelphia.
Agents and Canvatseri.
AT I.AHT U',l,4 a vreutear'aililln ma
hin. Almi human; letalls l;
work equal Ilia machine, mmim.
Ir easily mail demonstrating In sinrrs,
offices, gar, fsctnrii. Hinil'le. ,
add, aiihiran. muKliiliea. rimdvs, au.
tnmsllially, Npeedv, accurals, iluiable,
lundanin; fiv year guarantee ire.
tnendous demand: amasin profits. I. lb.
eral trial offer. protected territory.
Writ uuirk Lightning Calculator nun
panv, 141 bmith llldg , Grand Rapid,
mien
AUKNTM t to II rlally ev. New etyli
hosiery, I pairs ladies' h". 11.50:
pair men', II 40; guaranteed months.
Thrra palta ladle' allk, I-'.. Men silk
I paira, ,1. No capital or eperciui
required. Your pay dally. W delivei
and collect, Outfit furnished contain!
20 samples, alt ,-olnra and grade in
cluding silks Spare time satisfac
tory. Mad i. Che Mill Co., Dept. 141,
t'lnrlnnait, O.
AOKNTH 'ink a aVId mill" when fil
ing Nu l.ustr clothe at S6c; cleans, pol
ishes all metal, th duller th metal
the briahter it shine. Everybody de
lighted. Maka 150-1100 weekly. Writ
for free samples and territory proposi
tion. Chef Mfg. Co., 60, Station D,
Dept. 55, New York.
AGENTS Sell MlTiburn Pumlure Frof
' tubes, Demonstrate by driving nails in
tire. Every owner wants them, Ag'nts
making 1 to i:no weekly. r.sciu
slv territory fur big producer. H ,
Mllburn, Tress., J3 W. 47th 81,, Chi
csgo. AGENTS Crew managers, distributors;
greatest summer proposition ever of
fered. 1200 weekly eaay. Full or pert
time. Exclusive terrllorle. Premier
Electric Co., 321 lUvenewond Ave.,
Chlcsgo. ,
RADIO representatives wanted. Sell ma
chines and parts from catalog. Lam
wholesaler. Good commission, exclusive
territory. Peerless Radio fcquipmeni t o,
61 Fourth Ave., New York.
AGENTS To handle staple line horn nd
farm necessities; steady repeat orders;
exclusive territory; good commissions.
Tango Co., 193 Trumbull St., Hartford,
Conn. .
AGENTS Wonderful acller; 96c profit
every dollar aale. Deliver on spot.
License unnecesssry. Sample free. Mis
sion. Factory i. 2421 Smith Ave, Detroit,
Mich.
AGENTS 90c an hour to advertise and
distribute samplea to consumers, "rite
quick for territory and particulars. Al
bert Mills, Gen. Mgr., 6206 American
BIdg., Cincinnati, O.
PORTRAIT MEN Portrait,, prints nd
frame at prewar prices. Shipments
half released. A trial order will con
vince you. A. O. Simmons, 404 E. 18th
St., Ksnsss City, Mo.
CHEWING GUM Sell to rftores; profitable
business built UP quicmy wnn vur
packages: spearmint and popular fla
vors. Writ today. Helmet Co., Cin
cinnati. AGENTS ltiO-1200 week. Free samples.
Gold sign letter. Anyone can put on
tore windows. Big demand. Liberal
offer to general agents. Metallic Letter
Co.. 435 N. Clark, Chicago.
A BUSINESS of your own. Make spark
ling glasa name plates, numbers, check
er boards, medallions, signs. Big Illus
trated book mailed free, E. Palmer, 180
Wooster, O,
A 1 ITnS KILLING THOUSANDS.
New invention prevents accidents; cost
agent 2.50; retail 17. State men con
sidered. Carl Brown, 46, Columbus, O.
WHY work for others? Make and sell
your own goods. We ahow you how.
Free book, explains everything. N. S.
Laboratories. 626 Main, Richmond, Va.
Miscellaneous.
EARN 110 to 1250 monthly, expenses
paid, aa Railway Traffic Inspector.
Position guaranteed after 3 months'
spare time study or money refunded.
Excellent opportunities. Write for
Free Booklet. E-271, Stand. Business
Training Inst. Buffalo. N. Y.
An INTELLIGENT person, either sex,
may earn 1100 to 1200 monthly corre
sponding for newspapers; 116 to 125
weekly In spare time; experience un
necessary; no canvassing; subjects sug
gested. Send for particulars. National
Press Bureau, Buffalo, N. Y.
WE are atarting at Billings, Mont, 100
miles tracklaylng and ballasting work.
Can give employment to large number
experienced track men. A. Guthrie &
Co., Inc.
MEN Ago 17 to 55, experience unneces
sary. Travel, make secret Investigations,
reports. Salaries, expenses. American
Foreign Tetective Agency, 475, St. Louis.
MAN wanted. Must own or have access
to automobile to demonstrate locally.
13.00 an hour. Pay dally. Boyell, Sales
Manager, 3025 Indiana Ave., Chicago.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Stores and Offices.
WANTED
SEVEN COMPTOMETER OPERATORS.
Wa have positions which we are un
able to fill for seven experienced
competometer operators. If you are
not a comptometer operator, a six to
eight weeks' , course In our school will
make you an expert and assure you a
position. Let us tell you about it.
COMPTOMETER SCHOOL
402-3 Mickel Building. JA. 1431.
"The School That Graduates Experts."
COMPETENT stenographer with book
keeping experience for permanent posi
tion, real estate office; 190 to start.
State age, experience and references.
Box H-166, Omaha Bee.
V. S. government positions for women.
Commence 92 month. Sample exam
ination questions free. Apply today
sure. Box Y-1921, Bee.
Professions and Trades.
Wanted, Women Teachers
Our employment director will be in
Omaha next Saturday to hire women
teachers to travel during summer vaca
tion. Special work along school lines.
Salary to start. Railroad fare paid.
Write Mjs. L. J. Carroll, Fontenelle Ho
tel, for sppotntment, giving phone num
ber, or call Saturday.
F. E. Compton ft Co.
EXPERIENCED girl for vaudeville act.
Only two in act, lady and gentleman.
Must sing and dance and be willing to
travel. Will have to go to Brantfonl,
Ontario, Dom. of Canada. For informa
atlon address F. Richardson, Auburn,
Neb.
OPERATIVES WANTED Experience un
necessary; we intruct you; exceptional
opportunities; salaries, expenses. Hart
ley Detective Agency, Kansas City, Mo.
Nurses wtd. 327 Securities BIdg. AT. 19
WA. 4293.
Saleswomen and Solicitors.
LADIES $5 to $16 daily easy, in advance,
Introducing new guaranteed hosiery.
Sworn proof furnished. Must wear or
replaced free. Men's hose, six pairs
guaranteed six months, $1.40. Ladies'
six pairs guaranteed six months, $1.50.
Silk hose, $1. to 11.67 per pair ajid
up. No capital or experience needed.
Just ahow samples, write orders: we de
liver and collect. Elegant outfit fur
nished, all colors and grades. Including
silks. Mac-O-Chee Mills Co., Dept. 6863,
Cincinnati, O.
WANTED WOMEN
FOR
PERMANENT TRAVELING POSITION.
Salary, commission and railroad fare
to start; opportunity for advancement;
applicants must be between 25-40
years of sge. have at least h. a. educa
tion, and be free to leave the city
within a few days. See Mrs. L. J.
Cnrroll, Fontenelle Hotel.
WOMEN, make big money selling the
"Martha Washington Apron-Dresses"
direct from factory. Write for particu
lars. Illinois Garment Factory, 3931
Lincoln Ave., Chicago, 111. '
AT ONCE Five ladiea to travel, demon
strate and sell dealer. $40 to 176 per
week. Railway fare paid. Goodrich
Drug Co., Dept 103 A, Omaha, Neb.
Household and Domestic.
WANTED Housekeeper between age of
30 and 30. in family or 2; laay and in
valid; permanent position and good
home to right person. Box H-lll,
Omaha Bee.
WANTED Experienced whit cook and
housemaid. Mrs. Barton Miuara. ha.
0047. 123 North 39th St.
WANTED Experienced white cook, refer
encea, Mrs. L. C. Nash. 3607 Burt WA.
0212.
WANTED Experienced white cook, ref
erences required. HA. 0227.
MAID for general housework. Small family.
Call WA. 0139. Mrs. Cloud.
Miscellaneous.
Wanted
Lady to call on lawyers In all cities.
Salary or commission. Reference re
quired. Central 14w Journal Co.. 1006
Time BIdg., St. JVuie, Mo.
HELP WANTED FKMALE
Miscellaneous, i
Maid, Domestic Help
l)tnogiphr, nffn help. Me ri
blp you find e pesitiun wiiha tvt
Employers' Free
Employment Service
MMIIsiaey SI. Ailantle lilt
L'AH.N 1:4 weakl, scar time' wruin
for newapepera, rnsgesine Kiperten,'
unneceaaai ; detail fre, Prss nd.
cat. , l l.auia. Me
KIM'i'ATKD woman amblllnus i earn
good salary and dvnretnt. Cat II J A.
12U or Hug It-Hl, Omaha He.
HELP WANTED.
Male and Female,
MAN or woman waned, 144 weakly full
lime, oo n hour pr Inn, 111"
guarantees, nlei to wearer. iperi
enc unnt, eaaary. International Knit
ting Mills, Norristown, r
WANTED Men, Udle end ooy te lrj
barber Irad; big demand; wage wall
learning; etrtrtly modern, Call er writ
!" Doag St. Trl-Clly Barber Col leg
BALKsi'KOPLE nl.d for very profitable
permanent and pleasant work Training
rr. w. a. iiisennaugn, UI4 m. iara.
EDUCATIONAL.
Douglas County Hospital, School ef
nursing, Omaha, Nebraska, offer
rnurs lo young women deairing to nlr
Ih nursing pinfesalnn. Th lloapltal has
Just undergone mny change and Im
provement, ntufleni ra paid imoo per
unin, room ami unaro; and are fur
niaheit uniforms. The cnurs la larzelv
varied, offering opportunity In nervous
ann mental and In tuberrnlnala rain as
wll a geneisl medical and surgltal.
For partliulai write In or rail upen
rac v. nrauiay. R. N, Sup t. of Nurse,
Douglas County Hnanltal. Omaha. S'eh
By order of lb Board of County Com-
miaaioners, Douglas County, Nebraska,
uiiubt ui ot juns i. jvzz,
FRANK DEWET,
County Clerk.
DAY SCHOOL NIOHT SCHOOL
Complete course In ecountncv. me.
chin bookkeeping, comptometry, short-
nana ana typewriting; rllroa and
wireless telegraphy, civil service end ell
English end commercial branch.
Write, call or phone Jackson .1111 for
large illustrated catalog. Addres
Boyles College,
Boyles BIdg.. Omaha, Nb.
Vsn Bant School of Buslnes.
Day and Evening Schools.
120 Omaha National Bank Bids.
Douglss HI0.
ANNIE E. OLASOOW. vole and plane,
oj Karoacn uik. ja. ioii. .
BUSINESS CHANCES.
Bankruptcy Sale of Wil
son Chemical Plant
By order of Hon. Fremont Benjamin
Referee in Bankruptcy. V. S. Court.
Weatern Division, Iowa, th Wilson
Chemical Co., located at 700 S Main
street. Council Bluffs, Iowa, ordered
old to the highest bidder.
Plant consists of office furniture and
fixtures, typewriters, adding, mime
ograph and addressograph machines,
etc. Up-to-dste machinery for the man
ufacturing of floor aweeplng compounds,
liquid soaps, sanitary aupplles and many
other wanted products, including trsda
mark "Parawax" formulas, ltst of S,000
sctlve customers, also mailing list of
10.000. All manufactured products on
hand, also all raw materials for man
facturlng. This is a great opportunity to buy
a big manufacturing, going concern at e
low price. Permission will be given
for thorough Investigation. For further
Information or bids address
Jesse S. Newton
llOt W. O. W. BIdg., or phone Doug. Ml.
Manager Wanted
A wholesale hardware concern
seeks a salesmanager and manager
for his business; one who has hsd
experience, Must be financially
able to Invest in the business.
Here is an opportunity seldom
equalled for the right man to
acquire by successful merchsndls- .
Ing a commanding Interest in a
growing concern. It Is well worth
Investigating.
WRITE
BOX iU, SIOUX FALLS, S. D.
1100.000 corporation; wanta exclusive dls-
mouTor lor new hign-class article.
Families, drug stores, hospitals and de
partment stores buy at sight. Costs
12.00, retails 5.0n. Possibilities up to
112,000 yearly. 1500 to 12,000 required
for merchandise.
SCOTT CORPORATION. INC.,
i west vvasningion. cnicago.
MONEY in grain. 112.50 buys guarantees
i, ju.uvu uu. wneai. iu .TUKTiifcrt
RISK. Movement of 6c opportunity to
make 1500; 4c, 1400, etc. Particulars,
market letter free. Investors' Daily
Guide, 825 Dwlght BIdg., Kansas City,
Mo.
PROFITABLE CASH BUSINESS Learn
bcock privilege trading. Acquire inde
pendence. Large profits on capital of
1125 to 71.000. Write for free book B
No. 14, Paul Kaye, 149 Broadway, New
York.
CASH BUSINESS You can learn stock
privilege trading. Large profits on
small capital of IS to 110. Free book
let and market letter.
INVESTORS' DAILY GUTDB.
855 Dwight Bidg., Kanssg City, Mo.
FOR SALE Clothing, shoe and furnlsh-
...rto ovwio in giuwius county seat or
3,600. Stock and fixtures invoice 118,000.
Can reduce. Modern building. Best lo
cation. Will sell or rent. W. P. Maton,
Winner, South Dakota.
FOR SALE Only wholesale and retail
oakery in live north Nebraska town;
1921 business 147,000; 112,000 Invested in
equipment and stock. Details and price
furnished Interested parties. Addres
Y-1919, csre Omaha Bee.
HOW to secure an Interest In one hun-
ureu wens arming lor on. Kisk elim
inated. Seventy-five per cent of In
vestment guaranteed. Write Tom M.
vjii eian nun wanKer, lianas, Tex.
REPAIR EQUIPMENT, TOOLS, REPAIR
wAiamAU JuvKnirmwu FOR THE
VULCANIZER. VULCANIZER SUPPLY
CO., 1913 FARNAM ST.
CANDY STORE, including fixtures and
siock. ior sale at Bargain with lease.
W. FARNAM SMITH A fr
1320 Farnam St. ja nsci
BARGAIN in ladles' furnishing and mll-
..iicijr mure in gooa western town
Write Box 894. Bridgeport, Neb.
FOR SALE Confectionery, up-to-date
soda fountain, cafe, cigars, tobacco and
notei in gooa western town. Y-1921, Bee,
FOR RENT ROOMS.
Furnished Rooms.
HAMILTON HOTEL
FIREPROOF.
Farnam at 24th.
Single room with private bath
at $10.60 per week; for two, $12.50
per week.
Two large outside rooms with
bath, $20 per week.
A SATISFACTORY PLACE TO LIVE.
WELLINGTON INN.
HAS A FEW DESIRABLE
ROOMS. NICELY FURNISHED,
WITH OR WITHOUT BATH.
FOR PERMANENT GUESTS AT
ATR ACTIVE WEEKLY RATES.
MR. RAMEY, THE MANAGER,
WILL GLADLY SHOW THEM TO
YOU.
GET YOUR ROOM,
through The Bee furnished room di
rectory. Call at office for list of choice
desirable room In all prt of the city.
A service that benefit both advertiser
and room seeker.
TEL. AT. 0117 Modern cool front room,
employed couple or two gentlemen;
onara u aesirea. Apt. No. 1, 624 N.
24th St.
FURN. rm. with prly. bath; warm, com
fortable, cheerful; prlcea reaonble, day
or wk. Hotel Hamilton. AT. 470L
HOTEL SANFORD, 1ITH AND FARNAM,
HOTEL HENSHAW, 1TH AND FARNAM
Special rate to permanent guests.
WEBSTER ST., 3222. nice front room;
close to car; for ladiea or married cou
Ple. employed: private home.
TWENTY-SIXTH ST.. 1317 8 Large
room for two employed people; refer
ence. At. 4765.
TWO newly decorated, nicely furnished
rooms, private home; colored gentle
men. KE. 2784.
NICELY furnished room for couple or
gent, reas. walking distance. AT. 9094.
TWO furnished bedrooms or will shar
home with couple. 2101 So. 10th St.
PLEASANT room for one or two gentle
men. In private family. Walnut oof.
1141 North Seventeenth St. Clean, cool,
modern aleeplng room. Men only, J
FOR RENT-ROOMS.
Kumittied Rooms.
Hk-ai riKI L lam. r o, ll
"I teal, levelr
t.
eiahlHiiheed MA. T4l
Housekeeping Rooms.
au AIirM Wf
he better buekepiaf rem to
director? furaiahed I edveril
roant kueter. Call "' "
free eons containing dealrekl '!
in n pri er in rii .
LIGHT hakp. raoen In privsl family I
d heme te right Parlies. K. t .
Bosrd and Rooms.
i'l.KAHANT fienl i,.m;" eU7 l'Hnl
board f desired; Mm privilege. HA.
sI
TL
WA
ITTt-hARi. for
I welkins
girl.
rBnbl itr
PRIVATK boardio U OkiobeJI, l!
pee week. Be 117, El'lnl lke, le.
Unfurnished Rooms.
VNKt'n N fb'H eT room- f or light hous
keepin. cine in, tirlrilr modern, re-
e'w.w. rni, i ii a l. new.
FOR RENT HOUSES.
Furnished.
rot'R.ROOM furnished houa fur Hire
monlha; Is per nmnth. Ken 7H.
I.ROOM houa Willi aleeplng porch, July
I lo Kepi. I. fell WA. 1112,
Unfurnished.
7-ROOM sll mortem houa, facing Miller
park, 9 per month; reference r
quired 1440 Bedlrk Ave KB :!
FINK t-room house, all modern, larg
shady yard. 51 3d N, 23d.
FOR RlENtTSTAD FLATS
Furnished.
SKVEN-ROOM FI.LAT 701 South IHh
St , third floor, 1st 00.
Si i Room Flat 701 South llth (., third
floor, I6O.00.
Peters Trust Company,
"Where Omaha Rents"
AT nH
17ih nd Frnm St.
The Bedford
22d and Jones
Housekeeping I k pleesure In one ef
thee strictly modern apartments. For.
nlshed. and with light end ga, at ISO 00
per month.
, Drake Rental Agency
JA. JI05. AT. 1701.
17th end Howard St.
DELIGHT FULL I room apartment; south
east exposure, second floor, No. 7 Kings
borough, 253 Dodge street.
Peters Trust Company,
"Where Omaha Rents"
AT. 0544. 17lh nd Farnam Bt.
Morris Apartment Hotel,
18th and Dodge Sts.
Apsrtments consist ef living room,
dressing room, kitchenette end bth.
Weekly rental Include hat, light, gaa,
phone and maid aervlre. Either weekly
or permanent guests. Phon AT. 1210.
TURNER COURT.
One furnished 3-room partmnt with
B-room accommodatlona, for summer
lease; opposite Turner park.
G. M. HAUSER, MGR.
3102 Dodge. Ha. 7140.
I-ROOM apt., private bath and kitchenette,
partly rurnisnea or win rurnlsn to suit
tenant, 150. KE. 1!6.
FARNAM, 2063 Nicely furnished 2 and
3-room apt, with bath, close In; rea
sonable. WELL fur. 3-rm. apt.; priv. bath, run
ning wat.. electric ngnt. ziox California.
FURNISHED modern, cool 2-room apt. In
quire 3837 so. 23d St. Market 3504.
4 rooms, close in. Stebblna, 1610 Chlcsgo.
Unfurnished.
THE AUSTIN.
3Sth and Davenport.
Omaha' newest and most modern
apartment. Two and three outald ex
posures to an apartment; 180.00 and
I86.no per month.
THE ALHAMBRA
49th St. and Capitol Av.
Overlooking beautiful Dundee. All out
side exposures; $70.00 to $97.60.
TERRACE COURT.
Park Ave. at Mason.
Just one of the $57.60 apartments left.
Very convenient floor plan. French door
throughout. See this today; 157.50 to
165.00.
THE HANSCOM.
1 1029 Park Ave.
A south exposure; living room, dining
room, kitchen, dressing room and bath
at 160.00.
THE PALMER
1 J5th and St. Mary's Avenue.
A living room, dining nook, dressing
room, kitchen and bath at 150.00. Vacant
th 15th.
A complete one-room apartment.
Murphy bed, cabinet kitchen, bath, etc.,
at 137.60.
Close In. Housekeeping I a pleasure
ih one of these modern apartment.
Drake Rental Agency
17th and Howard Sts.
Fireproof Apartments.
JA. 2805. AT. 9708.
Call us. W will take you out or
meet you there.
Peters Trust Company
VARIOUS APARTMENTS FOR TtFVT
3 rooms, No. 16 Kingsborough, 2631 Dodge
ot., eoo.iR,.
4 rooms, No. t Troy, 3001 Harney St.,
167.50.
4 rooms, No. 19 Flo Les, 20th St. and Cap
itol avenue, $57.50.
5 rooms, No. 9 Mildred, 4901 Dodg St.,
$90.00.
41 rooms, No. 17 Mt. Vernon, I2 South
Slst St., $95.00.
5 rooms. No. 4 Potter, 83d and Farnam
5 rooms. No. 12 Montlcello, 120 South 31st
St.. 1115.00.
5 rooms, No. 3 Eiwood, 49th At, and
Dodge St., $125.00.
AND OTHERS.
Peters Trust Company,
"Where Omaha Rents'
AT. 0544.
37th and Farnam St
Large Apartments
No. 2 Urbana, 1317 Park Ave., ha I
large rooms; come in and pick your own
decorations; large porches. Rent. 76.
No. 6 Harold Apartments, 27th and
Jackson Sts., haa four large rooms,
splendid condition, halls newly decorat
ed, good close In location. Rent. 170.
Payne & Carnaby Co.
"Omaha'a Rental Men '
818 Omaha Natl BIdg. J A.
1018.
HAMILTON HOTEL
FARNAM AT 24TH.
A beautiful 4-room apartment,
consisting of livin- room, dining
room, bdroom and kitchen, with
built-in pantry and (ce hoi. New
ly dcoratrri throughout. II cant
h duplicated (or th mony. Will
be plfft.vd to ahow it at your con
venience.
Very Choice Apartments,
Three anrf a rnAm, I. v. ,
Apts. 3930 Cuming St. Surrounded bv
a regular park, with lot of nice shade
trees and away from the noise of the
streets.
W. FARNAM SMITH A CO
1320 Fsrnsm St. Jackao. Mil
FIVE-ROOM apartment in Benbow court'
..... - - --"-- - aooui June 15
East, west and south exposures steam '
heat, water, light, gas. laundry, tVrlV?
Constsnt breeie In summer. lino .
month. Apt. No. 7.
Phon Winut
OJOZ.
UNUSUALLY attractive J -room apt. with
.-room accommodation; sightly location,
opposite Turner park .-wn.
CI af Ulfe.a ,
i". .'"use.
HA. 714
1. 2. 3- m Jod'rn apartment. THB
A, , U DRAKE RENTAL AGENCY.
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Peters Trust Company,
"nt,na vasaa RENTS.
MODERN 4 and T room; low rent, cloM
,u. vj. r . pvrgqin. tat mienge. -SIX
dndy light, elry. cool, mo4erao".
wly decorated, imMpj.
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