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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-30
The Gates of Silence 3 3
By Meta &m17n5 Of "Huahad Up

do much, very much to give you happi-
ness. And tonight | want to come as near
self sacrifice as such a man as | car
ever hope to come | don't give you up
your promise-it isn't possible for me tc
do that. A day might come-ah, even you
can't tell-when you may be glad | die
not Go that But for year | shall not
claim that promise | give you year OF
freedom, and much can happen in year
The grave might give up its secret, anC
the Gates of Silence roll back But in a
year Betty, Betty-in a year."
His arms were about her almost be-
fore she was aware that he had altered
his pose, holding her so close as though
he would never let her go. She could fee
his lips on her hair
There in the freight she fell on hel
knees by the low chair, her hands cover
ing her face, her lips moving
"a year! All, dear Heaven, a year
a year of freedom-a year to wait anC
pray and hope And afterward? oh
Heaven, be merciful-be merciful!
To Be Continued in Next Issue.
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FEED THE FAMILY BETTER
AT LESS COST.

Those American housewives
who know the high food value
and the easy digestibility Of
Faust Spaghetti often serve this
delectable dish. In many homes
Spaghetti Night is a weekly
institution and it usually finds a
bigger circle around the table
than any other night.
Get the Faust Spaghetti Book Of
Recipes and know how many delight
full ways in which this nourishing food
can be served. Well send copy free
Faust Spaghetti is equal in tender
ness and flavor to the finest imported
and it Is certain to be clean and fresh
Ask your grocer for a package of Faust
Spaghettt-5c and 10c.
MAULL BROS. z
st. Louis, Mo.
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u
X ing table, brows knit and lips
compressed. This was the day
on which Robert Maynard had prom
ised to cali. and she was writing TO
him. canceling the engagement A
messenger. waiting In the hall impa
tiently, tVirlng cap between restless
hands and a quantity of torn note pa
per in the waste basket gave evidence
that 1t is not easy for woman to write
a certain kind of letter
Even now Beatrice hesitated at sew
ering all relations with the man whom
she had found charming but the mem
CRY of his bleared eyes and flushed
drunken face wearing the expression
she had seen too often on Tom May
nard's countenance. moved her sieken-
lngly and turned doubt into determi-
nation.
At last the letter was finished. she
read 1t over carefully.
my Dear Mr. Maynard I regret
that II viii be impossible for me to see
you this evening, My plans are I'M
settled and necessitate my asking you
not TO call hereafter without previous
announcement Very truly yours,
BEATRICE MINOR"
sThe writer felt a qualm Of uncer-
tainty as she handed the misslve to the
impatient messenger, qualm which
had strengthened to doubt by the time
he had slammed the door behind him.
Having burned her bridges, she began
woman fashion. to torture herself by
dwelling mentally upon the advan-
tages OF the now inaccessible shore.
One minute she reproached herself for
her insincerity in not telling the man
frankly the cause OF her displea sure.
the next she was regretting, against
her better judgment, that she had been
80 peremptory and final in breaking off
their friendship.
And while she thus pondered the
telephone. as often before, sounded alb
ruptly across her musings
"Helloi" she replied hastily
as Mrs Minor in?" asked a familiar
voice 1t was Robert Maynard
For moment Beatrice hesitated.
Writing letter of dismissal was one
thing; breaking with man like May
nard by word of mouth was quite an
other
This is Mrs Minors maid, sir" she
replied In an assumed voice and as
steadily as she could Mrs Minor is
not at home at present"
Thank youth try to call up late,,"
said the masculine tones
KNrt+b b,,d 49,
turned the receiver to its hook and
went back to her drawing room, glanc-
Ing guilty at the kitchen door as she
passed It. wondering uneasily if the
servant had heard her prevaricatior
When Jack and Jean came home to
luncheon, the boy after a grave look
into his mothers eyes. asked with a
child's keen discernment; Aren't you
We'll, mother?n
Certainly" replied Beatrice, forcing
herself to smile brightly why dc
YOU ask dear?"
You look ind OF unhappy re-
marked the child
At the o'clock tea time Mr.. Blanch-
ard came in.
Il ran in for just few minutes" he
announced. ito see if you are quite well
again today. You looked very bad last
night"
I'm entirely well" smiled Beatrice.
"and somewhat ashamed of myself for
my last nights weakness Won't you
sit down and have a cup of tea with
me?"
I'm afraid l can't" demurred Uncle
Henry" sinking, nevertheless. into a
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GRAND CIRCLETOUE
1000 Miles by Rail and Steamer

every necessary expense for the whole
tour of TWO WEEKS for only $500.
Same tourN Of one week, without New
York features, only $1,000. These prices
include ALL living expenses. Special
Pullman train leaves Atlanta Saturday,
August II. Wire or write for reserva-
ton now Further information from j.
+. Mcfarland, 41-1-2 Peachtree. At
lanta. Ga
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one period of nearly
two years | had hem
orrhages a n d tn e
doctors told me /
would have to IN
dergo an operation,
but | began taking
Lydia E. Pinkham' s
Vegeta Bile Com
pound and am in
good health now. ]
am all over tn c
Change of Life ano
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A marvellous collection of interesting
travel features, visiting Cincinnati, De
troit. with steamer to Buffalo. Niagara
Fails. Toronto, Canada, Thousand Is
lands Albany Daylight Steamer down
the Hudson New York city, Philadel-
phia Baltimore Washington, with an
nvigorating ocean voyage OF half the
Atlantic coast to Savannah. Nothing
like II ever offered before. We pay
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DR.. WOOLLEY'S SANITARIUK

and all tnaAxA@ey and drug
q d dtctte n Q scientifically
treated. Our 90 years en-
pex1ence shows these dis
ated at thstr Aomea. Goa
he subiecs tree. DR.. \ ~
san.eaSfwm, Atlanta, O..
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DOCTORS ADVISE
OPERATIONS
Saved by Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

Swarthmore, Penn. =" For fifteen
years / suffered untold agony, and for
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and WHISKY

sultAsion confidential. A book on the
wOoKI.EY q son, Ne. ga Victor San
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TIME suit in the picture on the
i left is formed of contrasting
materials. The check mate
rial in shades of brown and beige,
which forms the skirt of this tai
lored costume, is also used to edge
the rolled back revers and cuffs.
The Jacket is made of smooth cloth.
An attractive walking gown is
shown in thetcenter picture. The
three quarter length cutaway coat,
which is trimmed with piped frills,
is carried out in liberty blue taft
fetas, which forms daring con
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SERGE.
ranged lace frill and long line of
glass buttons and buttonholes run
from the throat to the hem of the
skirt. A deep collar of lace finishes
the neck and a band of the same
shade as the skirt completes the
sleeves. The hat, simply trimmed
with an upright pair of wings and
fiat bow, is very attractive.
on the right is an example of a
slightly draped skirt for tailored
suit. Seven large pearl buttons
decorate the skirt and buttons of
varying size are used on the coat
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-28
OFFERED FOR RENT
Houses and Cottages.
FLATS

FLATS
SSs Harvey, rooms, ID floor, mod, s4a
g7lg Jackson St, rooms. modern, 80.
81 So. 18Th 81. rms. mod ex heat.
INA So. 9th St, rms. city water. sl250
zS23 So. 18th. 6 rms, city water. s125o-
3ns Lake St, srms. I'd floor. city water.
40 No. Z7th 81. rooms, city water
upper, 81.
DETACHED HOUSES.
2Ci Spencer St, rooms. modern 80.
ilae 50. 18th St. rooms hot water
Iii So. 18th, ! rooms modern. IS.
lib So 18th St, 7 rooms, modern. -.
s& Harney St., rooms. mod. except
iaa No. aith St. rooms. city water.
$50 Hamilton St. rooms modern ex-
eept furnace, 81
as No. 9Th St. rooms mod except
furnace. SO.
ssth and Douglas, s rooms city wstsr,
as
IS, Ne. 18th ST. rooms. modern ex-
eept furnace. sI.R
cs Franklin 81, rooms. city water.
scs Dewey Ave. 5 rooms. city water.
s1 So. sath St. rooms, city water. sl1
2slI Chicago St, rooms. city water. sl-
@s No. 13d. rooms, city water. I'll
z4 Yates St, 4 rooms. city water.
toilet, so.
teo4 SO. 18th St, rooms, city wsser. g.
aios Blonde ST.. . rooms. mod. except
furnace, S2
256 Blonde. Z rooms, (weID, III
FURNISHED HOUSE
&t6 Harney ST, rooms. lst feor, So
GARYIN BROS,
s4 Omaha National Bank Bldg
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-28

.cANo'-Hish-srade positions. coo Bee.

''cAN0'-Iiish-Frade positions. coo Bee.
FULL dress suits and party dresses for
JOHN jc'H H FGLDMAS. % VI NJ = ir;h. r.; D. ) MI.
HERE Is YOUR OPPORTUNITY 10
get In touch with some first class POSI-
CREDIT MAN. must have experience In
SALESMAN. automobile sxpeisncs.
sTENouRAPHER. and office clerk in
advertising department Of large whole
saie house. splendid chance for advance
ment, tB-Es.
LEDdER CLERK and stenosrsphsr
sTENoGRAPHER. splendid chance TO
get road position IN short time. So
sTENooRAPHER, and bookkeeper.
manufacturing firm. SIS
COST CLERK. wholesale grocery ex-
sTENooRAPHER, out Of city. SO
FOREMAN, lumber yard. must be ex-
The above are BONA FIDE openings
for immediate acceptance. IL QUAIL
FLED call Monday.
cO-oPERATIXE REFERENCE co,
tEstabiished FIVE YEARS IN Oniaha4)
ioi5-ls city National Bank Bldg
COMMERCIAL EXPERIENCE AND
together with little ambition and a
thought for the future. II you possess
these and will call at our office for con-
fidentisl interview, We will be glad 20
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with US. We have opened the way 70
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In the past nine years and can do the
same for you. DON'T GET IN A RUT.
REMEMBER YOUR SERVICES REP
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we viii tell you how 20 do II.
WEST. REFERENCE q BOND ASSN,
753 Omaha Natl Bank Bidg.s
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-28
HELP wANTED-MALE


NOT MANY MEN KNOW THAT AS A
BUSINESS PROPOSITION the United
States navy offers opportunities As good
as those offered In civil life and in the
cases of some men opportunities that are
distinctly BETTER
For, In addition to steady. regular pay.
man In the Navy Is given systematic
advancement. II given all his living ex-
penses. his first OUTFIT Of clothing. free
medical attendance n sick and the chance
and Incentive to SAVE MONEY.
or even greater value Is the training,
physical and mental. the healthy. regular
LIFE. the oompanionzhip With ambitious.
sslf-respscting. helpful associates and the
chances to broaden by study and travel
These are things which In civil life are
rarely combined with q business proposi-
tion.
There Is great variety Of work. too. A
man may be employed as seaman. cleo
trician, stenographsr, rnachinist. book
keeper. fireman. clerk. blacksmith, musi-
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carpenter. baker. coppersmith or in the
hospital corps.
The Navy department desires that these
opportunities be brought TO the attention
OF all young men OF good character over
II years OF age. No others are wanted or
accepted The Navy Recruiting Office al
Postofflee Office Building. Omaha Neb.,
Will gladly explain all the opportunities
and requirements. Call and have taik
with him, or write for full Information.
Box 200 Bureau OF Navigation, washing
ton. ID. C."
ARE YOU the mani Here is your op-
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business. REQUIRING NO CAPITAL
we will teach you. BY mail. all the Sc
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be the local representative OF the Oldest
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Write today TO INTERNATIONAL
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Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-28
HELP WANTEp-NALE
Agents, salesm ind solicitors.

WANTED SALESMAN-Ar
energetic nan with confidence
in himself, acquainted in
Omaha and vicinity, for a high
class selling proposition. viii
take care of reasonable ex-
penses to man with references.
See Mr.. William, Sunday, be-
tween IL and 3 p. m. at Mil
lard hotel, 18th and Douglas
Streets
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-28

WANTED-A real salesman. a man WHO
has ability: who Nlll work for US hard
and conscientiouSiy as he would for him
self. to represent " exclusively in Ne
braska Must be ready 10 eommen1e
work January J. We have q large, wei
known and In every way first-ciass line
Of exclusive calendars and advertising
speciAliies Our line Is 50 attractive ana
varied that each and every busoiness 10
every town In the country, without re-
gard 10 size. can be successfully solicited.
our goods are very attractive, but no
more so than our reasonable prices. and
We know from the experience Of others
who have been and are now IN our en-
plOy. that any bright, hustling man. can
make with US from SO to $40 per week
Commission liberal. Our company vas or
gsnized in iSSa. Capitalized 800 Olo.0a We
are responsible and mean business. IL you
do. It will pay you to write sales Aianaser
Merchants Publishing Co, Kalamazoo.
Michigan. Enclose this advertisement
with your application
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-28

Good men are hard TO get.
They don't wander around
the streets looking for signs
In windows.
When you need good help
advertise in The Bee
Bee want ads are read oy
keca, energetic men VINO
wish 10 better their condl-
ton. Rates le DER word II
run two OF more times con-
secutively. Telephone Tyler
IN<sl
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-28
sALEsalI.N MANTED.

We wish 70 secure a number Of exPe-
fienced statesmen TO take charge OF DIS
tricts in Iowa and assist dealers In the
sale OF our goods 20 their customers. The
men We take must be experienced 90
selling goods TO farmers. know live stock
and farm conditions, be in sympathy with
their surroundings, get their hearts Into
the business, work hard all the time and
be ambitious TO excel. They must be aD-
solutely straight and reliable. do square
business and be honest With themselves,
their customers and US. and they must
deliver results To such men we VIII
pay a good weekly advance and as much
IN addition as they can earn. If you
believe you are the man We want. give
full information about yourself and ad-
dress standard stock Food Company
Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-28

sALEsMEN-Specialty experienced; 40
each deal: established trade. excellent
future; producers with ability 70 earn
$50 weekly; references. Drawer 81. Iowa
Cifv Ia 80
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-28
MusicaI Iastraments.
Used Automatic
Pianos at Greatly
Reduced Prices

Biggest Chance in Years, for
Moving Picture Theaters, Con-
cert Halls, Cigar Stores, Cafes,
Billiard Halls, Etc.
Most an Of these Instruments have BEEN
made by the famed ''wURIIIZER"
company, acknowledged the worlds best.
Every plano. harp. pianina, pipe piano
or tonophone has been cverhauled in our
own shops and WI be guaranteed TO per
form IKE new instrument,
WE HAVE ON HAND THE FOLLOW
ING PIANOS. THAT HAVE
BEEN USED.
One WuriitSer pipe plano In perfect
condition. style A; List price, Aoos: price
One wuriltssr pipe plano. style A, in
good condition. price too
One wurfifzer piano. G-note, mission
ffn.sh. tn perfect condition: price $50
One Wuriitzer. G-Eots plano, golden
oak finish. in perfect condition, 500
One Wurhtzer 6-note plano. mission
finish; price. ssa.
Two mandolin qnarteftes. mission
finish In perfect coadition: price $3.50.
Two mandolin quartettes. mission
nnish. In good condition. 800.
oee mandolin aasrtstts. golden oak
One Wariitzsr psAuina. golden oak
finish: prics $50.
One Huriitzer pianfna, golden oak
finish: price tzS.
One WuriitLer tonophona, with two
rolls; price sioe.
Ons Pserless piano, IN good condition
without nickel slot, SO.
-Four harps, mission finish, In perfect
condition: price, so.
Three harps, mission finish, In perfect
eon6ftiou; price Sks.
Two h&rps, style A, golden oak finish;
prics, <eoa
II you i've out Of town write soon. be-
fore the choicest bargains are gobbisd
up; II you live In the city call and see
the Instruments
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-28

MAN or woman in Omaha and every
city or town 10 handle our household
necessities Eighty articles. Toilet ar
ticles. extracts. spices. etc. 100 per cent
profit. Appoint sub-agents and make
tive made sse.S one week. Work pleas
ant Write US. Address. Lock Box lSl,
nenk A II srrfooff la %
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-28
OFFERED FOR RENT
Houses and Cottages.
You Are
Still
Undecided

During the last weak you have given
the matter Of owning your home more
serious consideration. you have talked IL
over al home perhaps. have considered it
rom different view points. Yet you have
not FULLY made Up your. mind, possibly
Tor the reason that you first want 10
know more about Benson Benson Is high
and slightly; ten-mlnuts car service dur
ing the day and until o'clock at. night;
five and six-minuts service morning and
evening: population between 400 and 600:
main streets are paved: phone service
same as Omaha; electric light same as
Omaha; water works belongs TO city Of
Benson and rates are lower than Omaha:
well organized and very efficient fire de-
partment now expending $500 for equip
ment, wagon, etc. Three schools. good
nigh school. You VIII Ike Benson, there
Is no question about IT, Then, too. re-
member. YOU can plan your own home if
you prefer: have II built after your own
Ideas; you can watch the construction and
know for certainty that II is well built.
And remember also that the rent you
pay In Omaha will buy better home IN
Benson" Give this matter still more seri-
Gus and careful consideration for one
more week. please. until one week from
F. S. TRULLINGER BENSON.
Phone Benson 12l'
81 s; 9Th St. rooms, strictly modern.
n
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-28

HOUSES FOR RENT
II YOU are looking for a house, can for
one OF our complete printed lists: or allow
All n sizes, ' al prices, from so up to ;n;
heated apartments from 80 TO 30.
PAYNE & SLATER co.
Sole Agts.. sth Floor om. Natl Bk. Bldg. .
p5' Sr., all mod, and barn. 100 So.
IS, e-r., mod, ex. heat, 425 Caldwell
| yil, S-r., mod. ex. heat. slz No. 9th ave.
S2i, S-r.. mod. ex. heat. Sil6 No: sd g.
III. s-r., mod. ex heat. S1f ONO 81
rs S-r., all mod. 3e5s Mason 81
\ Sao ar. mod. ex. heat. 1914 s. 5th-
80. 6-r., flat. all mod. heat furnished.
ssi5 Lezvenworth 81
81 70. T-r., all mod. COS So. 18th 81
Sga si4 go S5th s-r., mod. ex heat
10 Ar. new, all mod, 2SS5 chicago.
| So. e-r., mod, ex. heat. i6l3 Ohio.
as, s-r.. mod. ex. heat. S. W. cor. sssh
sN. er.. mod. ex. heat. 1Ss Parker 81
| slS. Or, ali mod. esG Harney 81.
| IS, s-r., all mod, tGG Harrey.
sso' s-r.. an mod. 81 No. 18th 81.
BIRKETT & TEBBENA
G3 Bee Bldg. y. set-A-l.Se
FOR RENT.
ISL n. 18th St. 7-r., modern ex- furnace:
{ bed rooms .-.-...-.........-......-. -
iss- N. 18th ST., 4-F. cottage. ......-... le
issl n esth 81, k-r., mod. ex. fur. ~
ss2i BInney ST. s-r. cottage. water, .
| gas sewer u
IN Sprague ST., 5-r. cottage. water,
gas. etc. ......-....s-....-.....-s.. =
a7is Grace St, s-r. modern......-.-..... Is
sd \. asth Ave. s-r.. city water, gas 70
| l0a7 Center. 5-r. cottage, city water.... 10
W. G. SfiRIyER,
lDE Omaha Natl Bank Bldg
GROON house, 2asss4 Martha St In
oalre Al az n. 18th ST; s.. Telephone
B. se5,
Ele 50. etth 81. T-rm. fiat So
| s1s SO. 9Th ST, s-rm., fiat SO.
as So. "a ST, and e-rm. nat ootn'
~ So. zsd ST.. T-rm,. mod. s-An
BEMIS CARI.BERG co.
son. Braudeis Thesters
n 8 str 81, rms. all mod. -
/ IA Can Ave. rms. all mod, ~
/ 20 6 eSsh Ave, rms. all mod, G7-&
anl Bart St, furnished house. rms,
rsas Can. Ave. : rms, al mod, N-a
/ 80 6. .fth St. s rms. mod. ex- heat. -
esfs Clark. s rms. mod ex. heat. SIS
7lss s. 18th St. store. rms, c2-sa
yfn n. 18th Ave, rms, city Eatsr, 40
80 y. 2sth St, rns-, city water. gas
sMecAGuE INVESTMENT coMPANT.
Tel Doug. tl4 ls6 Dodge St
Groom house and barn. IN \. 18th 81.
rS rooms. so y. 18th Ave. SIS
JOHN w. ROBBINS. 1sae FARNAA ST.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-28
NEBRASKA CYCLE CO.

18th and Haney sts-. Omaha. Eeh-s
KIMBALL organ, latest style; big bar
gain. 1s y. 18th
FOR sALE-A new high grade rnalIog-
any piano. priced right 11E Georgia Ave,
Hkrney 5lsS " :
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-28

AGENTs-IAvesf seller Sut. so daily
easy, selling book about White Slave
Traffic. Free outfit send 70 for post
age, packing. Central Supply Co, Bdge-
wood, Ia.ss
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-28

LADY SAI.EsAEN WANTED-In and
out Of the city. Lave leads Furnished.
Property viii bear strictest Investigation.
Expensas OF investigators for prospec-
tive purchasers paid by us Thorongh
sailing Instructions. Perfect. simple. un.
aerrfaniabIo literature; unusually liberal
commission; splendid cooperation. Tha
firm Il one of the strongest complete
land organisations In America Address
Drawer - Chicago.~
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-28

HOUSES
nzce-z7ls Burdssts 81, . roomA nswiy
pspered. modern. except heat
modern: good heating system.
ro.p-115f So. eth 81. roouA modern
E3.so-is1a SO. 18th Ave, 7 rooms. mod.
ssooo-Near Field club: rooms; modern.
fsa0e-Sxs So. Hch St. 10 rooms. modern;
barn, cistern and large yard.
ATNsTROEG-wAi.S COMPANY.
Tyler 1856 IA 50. nth Street.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-28

brand NEW PROPOsITION-sgD Per
cent profit. Sells for Sc. Every woman
q customer. Great. grand invention. New,
marvellous skirt supporter. Phenomenal
seller. Garry gross with you. sell In A
day. Mr.. Elliot sold ~ In an hour-pront
ST.fl Mrs. Fisher sold 9 In l family
made ti.se. Startling opportunity 70 make
Duchess Co, w seiss Bldg. Toledo. o.s'
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-28

Groom house and barn. - \. Bth g,
s1s rooms. esof " 18th Ave. Si6
JOHN W. ROBBINS. 1se FARNAA ST.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-28

EVERYBODY needs rubber stamps, Big
money making them. simple process. W
vulcanixer. Circulars free. stamp
Works. Newcastle, Indss
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-28

Stores and Offices.
STORE rooms, steam heated, fronting
alley at isW and Isoe Farnam St Have
merchandise entrances. glass fronts,
Thos. =. Han. ASs Range Bldg. Both
Phones.
MCAGUE BUILDING. 18th and Dodge.
Attractive offices. single or en- suite; hot
and cold water In nearly all rooms: rents,
eco to saoee; service complete. Apply,
OMAHA LOAN a BUILDING ASSN.
Store at I5o4 Harvey St, new.
Office or salesroom at 18th and Han,
ney. nav.
ID floor at 1905 Harvey. new.
ID floor at i5Os-I0 Harney, new.
Basement at 150s-l0 Harvey. new.
Ofnce at l5T Farnam, second floor.
o. c REDICK, Attorney.
LII Farnam st.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-28
stores and Offices.

81 8. zth St. I rooms, strictly modern,
=. J. l Kemp, 18th and Leavenworth.
Doug. sSS., Ind A-lqSS e
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-28

WANTED-Three energetic statesmen for
p.rmanent position worth 500 or better
nonthly to producers. heavily advertised
trade boosting plan for retailers leads
Furnished; references. A. H.. Box hs.
Iowa City, Iowa.