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New-York tribune., 1912-01-30

interests of the home. II Is the result Of
the continued advance in the prices of
commodities beyond the bounds of reason.
and is a consequence which the sellers Of
home commodities have brought upon them
selves.
The only wonder is that such a move
ment has been so long delayed. The pur-
pose Of the organization Is to look into
the causes OF the present conditions and, II
POSSIBLE TO adjust them. with the co-opera-
ton Ct the local dealers. who are too in
tellgent not to appreciate the entire rea-
sUnableness of the efforts housekeepers are
making.
The league was formed few weeks ago.
after a number of leading society women
we're addressed by Mrs. Julian Heath. pres
ident of the New York league of the same
character
New-York tribune., 1912-01-30
Female
PROPOSALS.

TVFAEURY DEPARTMENT, BUREAU OF EN-
craving and Printing, Washington. ID. c.,
January 10 1912 Sealed proposals Will be re
csIyad al this Office until p. m Monday
N,r,b a 1912 to furnish during the fiscal year
beginning July !. 1912. the following classes Of
supplies. pextrine. Plate Printers Blanketing
Engrayers' supplies. and Dry Colors. The pro
nosals must BE- received not later than the time
above stated, hut they will not be opened until
10 a nm on respective dates as follows: DeX-
trIne saturday. June /. 1912. Plate Printers
pIspketinr TUESDAY, May 2S 1912: Engravers
supplies TUESDAY, May -. 1912. and Dry Colors
NInday June 3, 1912. which dates AT the
bnur named they will be opened and recorded in
tho presence Of bidders in the office OF the Di-
only 10 established manufacturers Of or dealers
in the articles Tho right Is reserved n reject
any or al bids or parts of bids. Blank forms
y-ith specifications for proposals and further in
f,rnation Will bc furnished intending bidders on
apulicaton 10 JOSEPH r. RALPH. Director
SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
The Hoard Of Water supply at its Offices
seventh hoor 165 Broadway. New York. until
- = m on Tuesday February 20, 1872 for
contract ~ for clearing and grubhng the
tshokan Reservoir. In the towns OF olive
Nt.rbIctovn, Hurley Woodstock and Kings
ton IIstcr County. y. Y.
~ the above place AMI time the bids VIII
be puhlicly opened and read. Pamphlets con
taIniup information for bidders and contract
drawings can he obtained at tho above ad-
dress by deposlting the sum Of ton dollars
IsIOI for each pamphlet For further par
ticuIars sec Information for Bidders
CHARLES STRAUSS President.
CHARLES y CHADWICK,
JOHN =. CALVIN,
Commissioners 81 the hoard Of Water Supply.
JOSEPH =. MORRISSEY. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-30
LOST BANkBOOKS.

BANKROoK No $50. .6Si OF the Union Dime Saw
inss Bank Is missing any nop person =, having ia
same within ten days, or submit 10 having said
passbook cancelled and a new one issued
BANKBOoK No 5ss. .625 Of the Union Dime sav-
inrg Bank IS missing. Any person having a
claim TO Il is hereby called upon TO present the
same within ten days or submit to having said
passbook cancelled and new ono issued.
LOST -Bankbook No. 545,7oS OF Dry Dock saw
ings Institution. Any person having claims
upon said book Is called upon to present the
same to the hank within thirty DAYS or the said
hook will bc declared cancelled and eXtingushed,
and a new one issued In lieu thereof
lost -Bankbook No 40J, So OF Dry Dock Sav-
ings Institution. Any person having claims
upon said book is called upon TO present the
same 10 the bank within thirty days. the said
book Will be declared cancelled and extingushed.
and a one ISSUED In lieu thereof
LOST OR STOLEN handbook No. go, 455 OF
the German SAVINGS Bank In the city OF New
York corner 4th ave. and 18th St. issued TO
Karolina Engisch. All persons are cautioned
against negotiating the same. II not returned 20
the Bank on the 10th day OF February dupli-
te will be issued.
lost OR STOLEN handbook No. 6T5.210 OF
the German savings Bank in the city OF New
York. corner 4th ave. and l4th ST. issued TO
otto Hoffman,. All PERSONS are cautioned against
regulating the same II not returned to tho
Bank on the 2Oth day Of February, 1912 dupli-
cate VIII be issued
LOST on STOLEN Bankbook No 4I s5I Of
tho German savings Bank In the City OF New
y,tk corner 4th ave. and lith st.. issued to
Peter Trapp. All persons are cautioned against
negotiating the same " not returned to the
Rank on the 10th iay Of February, 1912. dupli-
cate VIII be Issued.
LOST book No 525. .G52 Seamen's Bank for
savings "a ana 10 wall St, New York. Pay
ment stopped ana cancellation applied for. Please
return 10 bank -
lost -Passbook No l22 203 issued by the Union
Sauare Savings Bank, formerly the Institution
for the Savings OF Merchants Clerks. Finder
VIII please return 1t TO the Bank
/ Io.,r pankboos No 0T5OsO Bank for savings
$50 lth ave. New York. Payment stopped.
Please return book 20 bank.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-30
HOUSEWIVES LEAGUE SPEAKS
Tells Retailers Organization Is Purely
Defensive.

Summit. n. j.. Jan. % (SpeciaD.-Locai
tradeSmen. who resent the activity OF the
lately formed Housewives League of this
place. have only themselves to blame for
it, according to the league. which issued
pronunCiamento on the subject to-day.
Disclaiming any desire TO make il hard for
the retail men. the league, nevertheless
expresses surprise that the move wa 50
long delayed. The statement is as follows:
The Housewives League hopes that local
tradesmen will not feel that there is anH
in such an organization. II me
honsekeenerS have combined TO prOteCt the
New-York tribune., 1912-01-30
PUBLIC SCHOOL GIRLS TO DANCE.

The girls branch Of the Public Schools
Athletic League will give an exhibition ot
folk dancing at the Waldorf on
Friday afternoon, February IS uhutL tu'
diroction Of Miss Elizabeth Rurchenal, IN
spector of athletics in the public schooih,
Music will be furnished by members OF tne
Boston Symphony orchestra. MISS I. -,
Leverich is chairman OF the entertainments
committee.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-30
W News Of IntgrgSt a.!
~. CO W9men ~ :

followed by a grand pageant Of all the
characters in costume parading across the
terrace.
Tea and scones may be enjoyed at
"Terre's Tavern" in the afternoon. and
"bouillabaisse" and coffee in the evening.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-30
SEEN IN THE SHOPS.

Soap dishes OF soft rubber in two dif-
ferent sizes are 30 cents and IS cents, re-
spectively. They not only have the advan-
tage of being light and unbreakable. but
also have ridges that lift the soap above
the water that drips from IT more effective
iy than is the case with many receptacles
Of the kind
a tourists sanitary package at 10 cents
contains. safely sealed in n paper envelope.
half dozen paper towels. comb wash
rag. paper drinking cup and a tiny bit o:
soap.
Ore shop IS showing sewing bags Of
various shapes. sizes and materials at AZ
cents each. Some Of the smaller ones are
made of cretonne. which is gathered on TO
a wooden ring at the top and on to a round
cardboard foundation at the bottom The
top has a stiffened cover, which bears on
the outside a small plncushion and ION the
inside a needle case. Bags suitable for un-
usually large pieces Of needlework are of
crash, decorated with n stcncilled design
and band of burlap. and have couple
OF rods at the mouth to make It open con-
veniently.
For the woman who likes TO have some
Of her underwear decorated by her own
needlework there are corset covers Of fine
nainsook stamped for French embroidery
al ~ cents each. They come in two diff
feront styleG--a one piece model TO he
slipped on over the head and three piece
ono which buttons in front. Stamped
drawers Of the same material are a cents
a chenise is 80 cents. "A nightgown 70
cents and petticoat 81 l9 There are sew
eraI different embroidery designs to choose
frcm. and If one wants an entire set the
various pieces can be had in matching pat
terms. In the same shop where these ar
ticles are shown embroidery lessons are
given for 80 cents an hour.
The names Of shops where articles mentioned
o,, this mage were seen can be obtained By send
| ing n stamped and addressed envelope 10 Seen
| IN the shops" New-York Tribune. To insure a
| prompt reply the date Of publication should be
given.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-30
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

COACHMAN and useful man on gentelnan, g,l,l, y
country place. married man undersldhds
the care Of horses, carriages ana harness,
wears reference from last place. sober. honest
and obliging Thos. Birch. Princeton. N j
BUTLER AND USEFUL MAN-scotch: un-
derstands valeting; willing 70 %" -
Miss FItZGerald's Agency OV5 "th ave En-
trance 42d 81.
BUTLER ano USEFUL MAN.--S3O; Hollander;
references John, Mathewson Agency SIS Oth
ave ave- Tel a7s|Brryant.
BUTLER -UsEFuL~vALETmY Young man nan wiin WI.
excellent references, 20 anywhere $40. MISS
Sheas Agency. East 42d 81. s'.--------
RITTI,ER-FYrst class japanese, seeking situa-
tion in nice family rather than wages; three
years with last employer. 1oshl' - iIosPec'
COACHMAN.- Single; Scotch-American; com
petent reliable. neat appearance; car'Iui
driver; honest, sober. willing ohnsngi pes'
reference. James Leslie. l6l West 3oth ST.
New York.
COUPLE.-German $50; butler and useful. wife
good cook and housekeePer; plain launaress'
personal references M MatheNscA hBehCy
SIS 9th ave. Tel. S7S-Bryant. t.-
FARMHAND.-Germa 500. good teamster and
milker and all around fafb eSPS,eaGed IN
Sis SEM 9Th ave e. Tel Tei a7s-Bryant.
FARMIIAND.-S25 Swede: good hand with
COWS horses. machinery etc. cean' sober;
with references Mathewson Agency. SIS 9th
ave. Tel 3IS-Bryant.
pOITSENAN Young rngushman. with Old
Country training. $50. Miss sheas Agency. )
Fast 42d ST.
JAPANESE HOUsEwORKER- Male; good plain
cooking. cleaning, etc; excellent references;
CITY or country Inquire Mathewson Agency,
SIS 9th ave. Tel 37s BRYANT
useful. MAN-Scotch: S25; care for
horse COW chickens lawns: good references.
Donald. Mathewson Agency, sla 6th ave. Tel.
3TS-Bryant.
USEFi'I. MAN-Wiiling and ohliging; can make
himself generally useful about house or small
place I'm country: $2i Wilsou's Agency III East
5Tth st. Tel. 1923 flaza.
IisEFTII, MAN.-swedish: very willing; strong,
reliable: best references So. Ostcrbers's
Agency, 7l6 Lexington ave. Tel lO55 Plaza.
YOUNG MAN wishes position helper In
restaurant or hotel: age 10 years. Frank
Miller. 81 Beach ST.
Female
ATTENDANT to invalid and assist with other
work. by experienced, active elderly wcman:
will 20 anywhere; small wages. references.
Charles 81.
CHAMBERMAID.- Swedish: excellent
chambermaid: willing assist With other
work: beat references; s25 OsterbergB Agency.
716 Lexington ave. lei. lO3o Plaza
CHAMBERd AID -WAT ATfRESS.--Nea sw, dish
girl; willing TO assist other work: excellent
chanbermail: excellent references. Ost,rbers' s
Agency. 716 Lexington ave Tel. 1855 Plaza.
CfIANBERMAID and WAITRESS
exceptionally neat. trained servant. fine ref
erences; $25 Nina Wallis Agency. Il East
124th ST Tel. 42sl Harlem.
cIIAMBERMAID and WAITRESS-NcaI
Young Irish girl; excellent references tnve
years.: sos: thoroughly competent. Wilson's
Agency. 141 East 5Tth 1t. Tel 2224 Plaza.
CoIORED WOMAN.-First class laundress:
washing home out. open-air drying refer
snce White. IL West iSSth ST.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-30
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

T7EAPLES WILSON'S EmIioyment Agency.
rNibphone 2224 Plaza. ltl East 5Itn 81. sup
,Ijss nrst class fervents 20 private families Al
rsferences Investigated
New-York tribune., 1912-01-30
CARPET CLEANING.

CAPEFtTI, CARPET CLEANING CO.-Cleans
bv compressed air. steam hand or floor.
1,gS broadway. 42I East 4Sth St COE &
BRANDT Tel 132-3Sth.
NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
oldest Largest. Most Modern
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS,
prices Reasonable Send for Circular
Tel 4692 -4G93 BRYANT ~ -43a West l0th 81.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-30
TYPEWRITlNo AND TYPEWRIT-Rs.

VICTOR VISIBLE. 10 Nassau St Catalogue
free; all makes taken part payment; bargains
In Underworld Remingtons. divers. SmithA
New-York tribune., 1912-01-30
HELP WANTED.
Male.

Rr-TLER. VALET. USEFUL.--Swiss; thor
oughly experienced; FIVE years excellent I1.,
erences. city, country; $3.50 lhd@us,rlhI @
Association Agency, u west '+a 81
New-York tribune., 1912-01-30
EsKs AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
INSTRUCTION.
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American a Foreign Teachers Agency.-Sup-
plies Professors. Teachers, Tutors. Governesses,
etc to Colleges, Schools and Families. Apply
to Mrs. NJ. !. Young Fulton, % Union Square.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-30
Female

COOK-First class all branches. assist Iron.
. ing. neat, economical, six years tNceh.h'
references; city country. $50. Industrial -5o, ~,
sociation Agency, II West aga st. fh'he "-''
Bryant -------
COOK-Gcotch. first class all branches; with
or without kltchenmaid: four years eNCel-
lent references. S35-$4O. Industrial Association
Agency II West AID ST. Phone 52lO Br}Hhl.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-30
LAWYERS.

JAMES A, GRAY, COUNSELLOR AT Law
Rooms. li5 Broadway. City.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-30

tourists sanitary package at 10 cents
contains. safely sealed in n paper envelope,
half dozen paper towels. comb. wash
rag. paper drinking cup and a tiny bit o:
New-York tribune., 1912-01-30

The names Of shops where articles mentioned
ON fhis mage were seen can be obtained by send
ing a stamped and addressed envelope to seen
IN the shops New-York Tribune To insure
prompt reply the date Of publication should be
given.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-30

wArTRTSS AND PARLORMAID. Competent
@lri. city or country: best references: wages
cad Cali at Lang q Boecherer Co. Agency
s3-i5.47 West $50 ST., New York
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-28
OFFERED FOR RENT
House. and Cottages.
Five Room Cottage
READY TO MOVE RIGHT INTO
T0M0RR0W

ALAAD1 IL AlOfE IN III
TOMORROW.
This pretty and attractive bungalow
cottage Is located on a south front lot,
size 5ul5. on a street Of new houses;
has q wide front porch twenty-four feet
long, convenient vesubule entrance to
bright east side living room. wide double
opening TO large dining room. with deep
east side bay window good sized kitchen
and nice pantry: inside basement en-
trance. basement bricked up; two nice
bedrooms and two good closets large
bath room. city water, high grade water
closet, heavy roll rim porcelain sink, hot
and cold water: all floors of polished red
oak; electric lights all through, with
pretty brushed brass chandeliers: finish
lumber all No. / clear and evenly
matched; il is built good; the outside sp-
pearance Is plain. yet neat and attrac-
tive. built on plain. straight lines, which
give IL good appearance without a great
deal of expense merely for show; the lot
is good size; you can have plenty of gar
den and room for chickens: it's all ready
to move right into; the walls are nicely
decorated In 1872 designs OF good paper;
the HnOleum Is now laid In the kitchen
and the floors are waxed. II you are
ready to start paying on home of your
own instead OF paying rent, want good
home and well built yet do not want to
overburden yourself. see me at onee-the
price is $3.50: sl25 cash and ss1.50 per
Halcyon Ave. Benson; take Benson car.
get off at Halcyon Ave. and come south
to No. lis. Come today or any evening.
Phone Benson ~
F. S. TRULLINGER. BENSON
East front, one block TO n. 2ith St car
line. six rooms and hall. full two stories,
square, only IS.
o'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO..
l0le oms&a National Bank.
Douglas 2ls2; evenings. II SO or II 5l3t
800 Webster, rear. rooms. partly mod
ern, ..
2s25 s 18th. six rooms. modern except
heat. SIG,
H3s Erskine, brand new five-room cot
tage, modern except heat, $3.50.
ISIS n 18th, five rooms, modern except
sO2s Locust, rooms. modern except
heat. only 50
1850 S. 9TH, seven rooms, all modern,
choice location, S22.5o.
$s6s Hamilton. nine-room house. all
modern, except heat, in excellent repair,
fine large yard, large barn; bargain at
So.
1904 Madison Ave, an eight-room house,
all modern. so.
isis Yates, seven-room strictly modern
house, in q good location and In first
class condition. $50
| 1lol S. 9oth. ten-room strictly modern
dwelling. in the Hanscom park district,
only SIS.
| 4ll2 Farnam. a strictly modern seven
room house, In West Farnam district, a
bargain at $9S.
100 S. 18th, an eight-room strictly mod
ern brick dwelling. In West Farnam dis
| trict, SIS.
| liz none OF these suit you allow US Ia
mail you our completed printed list, as
We have the longest list OF houses In
Omaha for rent.
| PAYNE q SLATER CO,
/ Sole Agents 6th Floor Omaha Natl
Bank Bldg
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-28

AGEETs-'1nside Information." new
book on the agency business; every agent
should have one, l0.00o copies. free while
they last. Send for one today. Finch
Publishing Co.. iass Penn Bldg. Dayton.
Dhlos
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-28

AGENTS-s5 a week for two hours
work q day. A brand new hosiery propo-
sition that beats them all. Write for
terms and free samples II you mean bust
ness. Guaranteed Hosiery Co., 1865 Peen
Bldg. DAYTON o."
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-28

YOUNG man with experience in prod
noe business for clerical and selling posi-
lion with large wholesale house. Ex-
rellant opportunity and good position for
plication. Address Produce Dept. p. D.
Box 23z3 Winnipeg.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-28

EheNHe1f -9NA 49,
Bank Bldg
uor.oo in all parts Of the city.
houses crelEh Sons q Co. Bee bldg
MAdGARp VAN AND STORAGE CO.
pack. move, store and ship H. Fl. goods
and pianos: no charge for return drive
TO office, Doug. 1895 or B-sa&
sIx-RooM house and lot, modern ex-
cept heat; on car line, at 31l0 South 18th
St. SIS per month.
AZ N. I'D ST, 10 rooms, modern. $50.
ITO So. 18th Ave, location and arrange
ment suitable for roomers. so
1909 SO. 3lst ST., 10 rooms, modern,
lsss 50. 30 Ave. s rooms. modern. barn,
So 50. slst ST., rooms. strictly mod
ern. so.
9oio No. 18th St. and las Grace ST.. 10
rooms each, SIS.
1905 Farnam St., 5-room flat. IS.
cept heat, SIS.
IA 50. INST St.. s-room flat. modern ex-
cept heat, N750.
YEA Hamilton St., s-room fiat. brick.
'i iass 70. ga st.. s-room fiat. 81
262i NJ. 1ith ST, s-r., room for garden
w. FARNAM SMITH & CO..
1890 Farnam ST.
1850 N. eoth. rooms. modern, so
3li6 Chicago, rooms, modern, 80.
552 s. 18th. 8 rooms. modern, 80.
SIS N. sd, rooms, modern, $40.
2e09 Hamilton, 5 rooms, Sl5.
RINGWALT. Brandeis Theater Bldg
FLATS.
ssn Marcy SITS. or. modern, hard WOOD
finish, SIS.
52i So. 18th st. ar. city water. gas, SIS,
1879 So. nth. CIR. city water. fl3.h0.
2a23 So. 18th. Ger. city water. sl25o.
liza So. l7th 81. ser. city water. sl20o.
DETACHED HOUSES.
17u2 So. 18th. T-r. modern, Is.
l546 SO. 18th, Ter. modern ex. fur, rs.
900 Blonde. SIR. mod. ex. furnace, 80.
&04 Blonde, SIR. mod. ex. furnace. SIS
4l Park Ave. rooms, city water, sA,
2eth and Douglas. SIR. city water, SIS.
COS So. oath Ave. CIR. city water toilet, N7
2ls No. 18th. 7-r. mod. ex. furnace. sl6
ass Franklin ST. I-r. city water, gas, SIG.
26i7 Charles, CIR. city water. SIC.
S3s3 Dewey Ave. 5-r. city water, SIS.
g70e Caldwell, 5-r city water, gas, Sl450.
500 So, 3ith, b-r, city water. si4
SIS No. ed ST. 3-r. city water, SlL
gTl4 Yates st. ar. city water. toilet, SO
0o4 No. I'D, 6-r. modern ex. fur. SIS.
OFFICES
SIS So. 18th St, ID floor. SO
GARvIN BROS.
90 OnAnA NhlionAl pdnh btuss
BRICK roomlng house. Il rooms, lio1
N 18th ST., $50
Elght-room cottage. 2s4s Davenport ST..
ESQ
si1-rOom house. 2aO9 N nth St. twill
rent to colored). so.
JOHN W. ROBBINS, 1902 FARNAM ST.
sIX-RooM bungalow, strictly modern
throughout. rent s2s month. Phone
owner Webster 3ie2.
groom flat, % floor, sa7 n. 9Th.
Groom flat, I'd floor. si0 Cunning st.
SIR. house at 1853 N. 18th St
o. c. REDIcK. Attorney.
l5l7 Farnam st.
sos PRATT, strictly all modern groom
cottage. Inquire corner Soth and Pratt.
l5l3 N. 18th ST, large rooms, fun
modern, good order. Good place to board,
Union Pacific shopmen. Bargain In rent
/. ]. HOOK. office noi n. 18th.
8 rooms. modern. rs n. 9Th Ave. so.
5 rooms. hath; gas. electric light, 1916
rooms. modern. ssis spauIdlnE. so
s-room flat, nae " 18th ST.. s1950
o. c. OLSEN.
-.- Room los. Mecague Bldg
sc CAPITOL AVE.
All modern s-room house, on paved
street. close TO car line; walking dis
lance: shade and lawn; vacant May ist;
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-28

CAN make 500 TO 800 per month sell.
ing 5 and i0-acre orange and fig tracts.
so per acre. easy payments. eos Bee
Bldg
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-28

LIVE oINSh Fots BALE
Horses and vehicles
STYLISH stanhope. also depot wagon.
Windsor Stables.
Harness Of all KINDS. the largest stock
In the city. at attractive prices. johnson,
Danforth Co. s. w. Cor. 10Th and Jones,
REECE,S Barn. horses and farm
- mares for sale: draft and
wagon horses 10 let by the day. E31
Sherman Ave. Phone Webster llsS
HORSES TO let BY day OF week. sher.
mans barn. a4th and Clark.
Horses and mares bought and sold.
Black MARI. VT. Loo, Wagner. sol n. ia
HORSES mares and work harness
bought and sold. si7 n. s,
HORSES and cows. 2ai5 Cunning So
NEARLY new, single top buggy and
single harness. ali In good condition.
HORSE. two-ssated surrey and haruess:
horse weighs about l.9eo: been driven In
CITY years, for sale cheap. Tel. Har-
FAMILY surry for sale or trade sd
and Center.
FOR sALE-Bay horse, in spring.
sound except wire scratch; city broke;
plenty speed: showed better than Do clip
as 4-year~olds weeks handling: used
since as genueman's driving horse. also
buggy and harness. exeeptiona. oppor-
ttInity. Owner bought automobile. Can
worth Sta
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-28
OFFERED FOR RENT
Apartments and FIats.

Apartments and fiats.
17m n. sIth. Or. SO
70S 5. 18th. s-r., close In. so
re s 9Th. 3-r., s..
lei S. 18th, s-r. s.
2S21 Dewey Ave. ar. fat, mod. ex-
heat s13a.
18th and Harvey. unfinished rooms for
men
I4th and Ohio, z-r cottage for eolored. 81
y. P. DODGE s. Co, 18th and Harvey
THE STANDARD,
cool, CHICAGO SEPARATE FLATS.
Solve high cost living with these Six
large, light, cool rooms. modern. very
desirable in summer: Janitor. steam, hot
water; walking distance; save half your
PAYNE & SLATER co.
Sole Agents, 9Th Floor. Omaha NATL
Bank Bldg
BROOM apartment. Is. sJanitor service,
steam heat and modern Cornish apart
ments. S. W. corner, 10Th and William
Sts., very desirable location.
W. FARNAM SMITH & CO.,
l320 Fsrnam St
APARTMENTS
$40. oo-Ffve rm- apartment in the Hans
com park district: practically new;
everything modern and In good con-
dition.
sSo.o0-for the summer: five room apart
ment In the Alsatian on &th street
between Farnam and Dodge st.
ARMSTRONG WALSH CO
Tyler 1856. 30 So. 18th St.
go LARGE room apartment. part mod.
Near 18th and yinton. Phone Harvey 80
VERY fine duplex apartment. large
rooms. first floor: large front porch. fire
place; nice yard and corner lot l55o Geor-
gia Ave.
CHOICE APART--EeT.
3i9 Pacific ST., a s-room, strictly mod
beautifully decorated throughout: living
room very large, open brick fireplace;
PAYNE a SLATER CO,
Sole Agents, 9Th + DOR. Omaha Natl Bank
Bldg
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-28

CAPABLE statesmen TO cover Ne
braska with staple line. High commits
sions. $40 monthly advance and perma-
nent position to right man. Jess II. Smith
Co, Detroit, Mich.ss