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The Washington times., 1916-10-18
ROOSEVELT CANCELS
PLATFORM SPEECHES,
, ROOSEVELT TRAIN.

ABOARD ROOSEVELT TRAIN.
Springfield, Ohio. Oct IA freight
train deraiiment near Delaware about
midnight forced the Roosevelt special to
detour about LEO miles during today
small hours. and gummed up the
Colonel's speaking dates for the day.
The campaign special was shunted tc
the Big Four's side line at Gallon. and
didn't get back on the main line unit
Springfield was reached. More than two
hours were lost.
Because OF lost time and importanc,
OF the speech scheduled for Corbin, tn,
other twelve platform appearances OF
the Colonel. which were to have beer
made between Cincinnati and Louisville
, were Cancelled.
The Washington times., 1916-10-18
Simple Way To
End Dandruf

There 10 one sure way that has
never failed to remove dandruff at
once. and that is TO dissolve II, then
you destroy It entirely. To do this.
common LIQUID arvon from any drug
store (this In all you will need), APP
ply II at night when retiring: use
enough to moistsn the scalp and rub
BY morning. most. II not all or
your dandruff will be gone. and three
or four more applications will COM
every single sign and trace Of Il. no
matter how much dandruff you may
have.
You will find all itching ana dig
ging. of the scalp will stop instantly,
and your hair will be fuzzy. lustrous
glossy. silky, and soft. and look and
feel q hundred times better.-Advt
The Washington times., 1916-10-18
DISTRICT SOLDIERS
|ENGULFED IN MUD
AT CAMP ON BORDER
Gen. Funston Makes Attempt
to Rescue Troops by Laying
Gravel and Stone.

CAMP WILSON, SAN ANTONIO.
Oct. ls.-General Funston today at
tempted to rescue the District militia
men, who have been marooned in their
camp by a high tide OF stucky mud
which has a depth OF fifteen inches in
many places.
The relief party was composed OF sew.
eral motor truck companies which dis
tributed 10000 tons of gravel and stone
along the company streets, which were
once walkways. The entire regimtnt
was turned out to scatter the gravel
and construct paths.
Drill Field Just Mud.
The drill field was still a vast ex-
panse of mud today and the men were
given schooling in the mess halls In
| stead Of maneuvers. Last nights heavy
downpour made the drill grounds look
more like a quagmire than ever and
also caused the ruination OF much OF
| the Washingtonians' clothing.
, The term White House. Pets" to des.
isnate the District militiamen ds rap.
Idly falling into disuse. Early. thi,
| morning a soldier from the Sixteenth
Cavalry attempted to run the guart
near the guard house. and upon bein5
challenged b. Private John C. Bishop
replied; Shut your mouth. you Whit,
House Pet" after a stiff tight the cav
alryman ran and Bishop gave chase.
| The cavalryman who had on boot
outdistanced his pursuer in the mud
| Cook Charles Kershenbaum, Of Com
4 pany II, who was getting breakfast
| captured the cavalryman and cav
| him a. sound drubblnR, and LANDED
MIN IN the Euardhouse Bishol
%Ssn x. STUCK the s' shs na3,
court martialed.
owing to the fact that the regular
| guardhouse, has been declared unin
Third Battalion moss hall is used a
Ruardhouse. and In called the 'bul
pen" by the fourteen occupants.
In Charge Of Guard Hc-se.
Lieut.. George A. MonaEan sc,
assigned the task of searcnIns FOE
quantity Of property belonging TO tn
companies, but which went astra.
somewhere between Rossiyn an
He has been given authority b
Colonel Young to confiscate the prop
erty wherever he finds II and restor
Il to its rightful owner.
Tas Ban Of msssn soda
on its way to Washington. All tn
Ma urcn., were ,s provided ,d wit
suffer with the. cold when they reac
Many Of the District militiame
who did not have overcoats shivere
and shook here today. the tempera
ture having taken a most decide
drop following the long rainy spell.
The Washington times., 1916-10-18

Can Be Greatly Relieved by the New
External Vapor Treatment.
Don't take internal medicine or habit
forming drugs for these troubles. vick's
"vap-o-Rub" Salve Ia applied external
ly and relieves by inhalation as a vapor
and by absorption through the skin. For
Asthma and Hay Fever. melt little
vick's In a spoon and inhale the vapors,
also rub well over the spinal column to
relax the nervous tension. Csc. Soc or u.
'W(KSW'osaBSAIX
The Washington times., 1916-10-18
Memory. Expert to
Lecture at Y. M. c. A,

! The demonstration Of the memory ex-
pert. Joseph Arthur. who Is to teach
the system to YIN. C. A. members, will
be given in the assembly hall of the
building tomorrow night at s o'clock.
Assisting him will be Bruno Lehman,
the thirteen-year-old boy who has, Il Is
almost incredible amount OF informa-
ton.
Cards OF admission to the lecture may
be obtained from the educational de-
partment OF the association by applica-
ton.
The Washington times., 1916-10-18
Complete.

Knicker-Is the car equipment COM
pletef
forms for putting on the grocer and
butcher.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-06
nIRrHs AND pEATHs.

Blrths-M. z. and Emile Davis. 20
Meredith, girl; Arthur and Margatt Ed
wards, 1913 South Fifteenth, boy; AXei
and Hilda Forss, s2S South Forty-seconsoo,
Georgia avenue, female twins; Joseph
and Anna Horwath, lbs South Seven
teenth. boy; o. J. and Mabel thompson.
ass Parker,. girl Conraa ana Do rS
lena Goodhart, hospital. girl; NICK ano
Anna Gentilli, 900 Hickory, girl; RIA
1eifo and Carmela Monaco. 1908 south
Firth, girl; Geetano ana kos S 20 Net Nat-
lie Hooker, $50 South Thirty-thiro sIl'
Pietro and Carolina Mazzert, OH Marcy
soy; George and Edna Erhard, the liam
lton, girl; Alfred and Maude Toye' SSlt
south Twentieth, boy; Russell and Laura
Laring. 2454 South Sevepteentn, BOY :
Joshua and Peggy Ferguson. Sll2 WeDes
ster, girl; NJ. and Pauline Bjarkgren. l4Vo
North Forty-first. boy; Rosario ana LUIGI
sta Tuconto AIS North Eighteenth, ooy'
Jesse and Pearl Campbell, 2SI Soutn
twentieth, boy; Oscar and Annie Peter
son. zoe South Thirty-fifth avenue. glri;
Rom and Hazel Ratigan, Twenty fourth
1nd II. boy: Sam and Ella Winters, az
south Seventeenth, girl; David ana !da
Feblowitz 7OS South Twenty-ninth' glrIi
Beverly F. and Mary y. Strahan. nos
pital, girl; c. A. and Alice Phillips lol!
North Thirty-seventh, girl; Daniel and
TIiIrna Minluf, l22S Ohio. boy.
Deaths-James w. Peterson. q, 2s9S
South Thirty-thirdj Frank sodousky' o.
S12s south Fortieth; Thomas Leddy. 80.
90i0 Elm; JorRen Jasperson, 81, East
Omaha; Nellie Cerney, "a, 1910 South Six Six
teenth Mrs. w. r. Lightheizer. So ~
Mrs Ida Larsen, II, hospital; Edward
Gabeniowitz, 81. 24ts South Seventeenth;
Joseph sappe, a. 1923 South Thirty-third;
Howard A. Robinson. "a, Sl5 Davenport
James w. Peterson. 7s. 2SOe South Thirty
third; Thomas A. Strauser, "a, hospital;
Ella F. Gibbs, 81. hospital.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-06
Statesmen and solicitors.
AN OPPORTUNITY
FOR A SALESMAN.

We are looking for a keen, far
sighted, ambitious man In Omaha
10 handle the biggest and fastest
selling proposition ever offered 10
motorists. Our dealer branches in
cities of the size OF Omaha are
earning from 5000 TO 500 per
month. but the man 20 qualify
must be OF fine character, clean
habits. good personality-and pre-
ferably with experience In selling
automobiles. tires or accessories.
II you think you can meet these
qualifications. which are abso-
lutely essential, then call at Hem
shaw hotel on Monday, the 7th.
and ask for Mr.. Alexander, Sales
Manaeers
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-06
LoST-FoUNp-REWARpS

WHAT ne had TO sell: An AUTOMOBILES,
q motorcycle. a summer cottage. a
Morris chair. And he sold hem
through TIE REE Want Ad columns.
LOST-Circular diamond pm (platinum),
Return to c. r. Brown & Co. or phone
Harvey 2l5l, aud receive $50 reward
lOST-luu travelling bag, empty. Return
TO 2ls 5. 18th st. and receive reward.
LOST-Chains for delivery car. Please
call Cary Cleaning Co, Web. S92.
LoST-I,arRe gray poodle dog. Sunday,
tag No. I'll. Call Tyler 1896.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-06
EVERYTHING ron wOMEN.


ACCORDION. side. knife, sunburst. box
pleating, covered buttons, all sizes and
styles; hemstitching. point edging; EN-.
oroidery, beading, braiding, cordinR,
eyelet cut work buttonholeE, pennanta
Ideal Pleating Co.. 200 Douglas block.
Douglas 1885,
ELECTRICAL REPAIRING.
cAHILL ELECTRIC CO.. Bee Bid. d. Ssn
FURNACES AND TINWORK.
HABERsTRoH 1925 Hamilton. Wa, a,,
FIXTURES AND WIRING.
DOhhIN electric irons SShins machines
lamps. zZ2s Cunning st. Doug 2sis
bChHAEhs.
SAM KNEETER. 1890 Farnam n. .,..
II. RotholE. 2sls Leavenwor,h r, -
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE
Il. II. CLAIBORNE, 6la Pax,on nu.
'sOa' notary public: deposition atsn SEQ
c. ". BRITT. sOi Barker R,o.r
LIVE STOCK COMMISsIIN--
MARTIN BROS. 4 co. E.on..
MOVING PICTURE ma CHiS1 S.3A.
OMAHA Film Ex., Itb ana -
ron picture machine and fiinD1 oug. No
nWm
osTEoPATH PHYsICIXNs-
JOSEPHINE ARMSTRONG; ala
FATAshTS. -S-9s:
d. o. sarnsli. Paxton Blk. Tel R.0 90,
Il. A. sturges. $50 Brandeis rbss,.
PIANO INSTRUCTION. @s.
hagtime plano playing poajt,v.I,, -,
IA ~ lessons. 42z5 CumInRl fAught
PLUhEs CLEANED. =; >e.S
cURLED. dyed. D. Eisels. uas IVA.
SCALE hEPAIItINC. - -S=s
om. Standard Scale Co. 6ls S. la,h - -.
SHOE REPAIRIRG. :. =Sas'
Harley Shoe Rep.r Co. sOO4 Farn.u 70 ga,
STEEL CEILIKGS. - w.
CARTER sheet MEAL coupsnv -.
TOWEL SUPPLTEs. = %;
OMAHA Towel supply. aO7 $ u..
TRUNK AND SUIT CASES. = "a
FRELING q sTMNLE. lsOs ~.
wAren sFECIALIsTs. q;
Christensen. I'd n. Paxton BIZ
WEDDING STATION E1IF =; s-e
wedding announcements. Doug. Pit =.
WINES AAD LIa LOas. -
BUY your family nsuors At Klein,
Liquor houss. - y. Gth. Douglas ISIS
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-06
Ready Reference Directory
ACCOUNTANTS.
e. A. DWORAK, G. p. A.
IS3-ls7 Range Bldg. Tel Doug. Is06.

ACCOUNTANTS.
e. A. DWORAK, G. P. A.
lsS-4s7 Range Bldg. Tel Doug. ISo6.
ADVERTISING NOVELTIES.
y. +. shafer & Co. l2th-Farnam: D: 7tl4
ARCHITECTS.
Everet. s. podd. sl2 Parton Blk. q: 2osl-
ArTORNEXs.
c. T. dickinson. sll Paxton Blk. D. 1904
AUCTIONEERs.
49, A,.,,or Co iii5-ls WOW. R.Sess:
DAhEktAlsS.
. ". REEDER. 1905 N. 18th: WEI szs-:
mass AND Iron FOUNDRIEs.
-. x,oO. Mitchell Co.. Z7tn and Martha SITS.
EIITII;1TNACTTC SPINAL ADJU'MTS
DR. BUKHoRN. 18th and I FsrnS m: S Msso
Bldg, d. SsH; Palmer schoO' siA"'
DR. 7 c. Lawrence. Baird Bldg. D. 1851.
cHIROPODIsTs.
carrie J. Buford. GO Pax. Blk. Red CT:
HHPENYERs AND CONTRACTORS
1essard Son. 1865 Capitol Ave. T. 1874
e w. Hokanson. 25O5 Lynwth: Tyl. 1ss-g.
COSTUMES.
THE largest stock OF masquerade and
theatrical costumes In the country:
Thee. Lleben & Son. 1914 Howard. DALE
rHEATRIcAL gowns. fun dress suits. for
rent. 200 N 18th ST, John Feldman.
DANCING ACADEMIES.
DE LUKE ACADEMY. III s. 18th st.
DREssMAkING.
LADIES Jackets remodeled In the latest
style. 1911 FarnAm. Douglas NJ.
Kslstsr's Dressmaking Col les City Nat
Terry pressnGk'g COLLEGE. 10Th q Farnam.
OVERS AND CLEANERS.
STATE Dry cling CO.. 100 N. 18th. D. So7..
DETECTIVES.
JAMES ALLAN. sp Neville Block. Evil
eence secured in all cases. Tyler ll2S
DENTISTS.
Or. Bradbury. No pain. s1s WOW. Bldg.
Pyorrhea Dr. Pickles. 774 city Nat Bank.
Taft Dental Rooms lbH Douglas. D. nsS
DRUGS.
DRUGS at cut prices: freight paid on 80
ordersi catalogues free. sherman a Nc
COnnell Drug Co. Omaha Neb.
ELECTHOLYsIs.
UlOs AIisnder. GA Bee BLDG. Red sO5G
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-06
SITUATIONS WANTED

Male.
YOUNG man 70 years ola, would like 20
learn the real estate business and work
up rental listing department; have a
o-passenger car which / viii be glad 10
use with my services. Telephone ID. tIOS.
W An ED-By two men. place on farm
or nearby place i'm Iowa, Nebraska.
South Dakota; bv first OF March; state
terms In first letter Henry SCHNEIDER,
sylvan Grove. Kan.
MAN and wife wants job on farm By
month, experienced farmer and stock
man, no children, can give best OF
reference. Want work at once. Phone
Red 645S.
SITUATION as assistant window trim
mer, by novice with experience and
taste. Willing 10 work TO learn more.
Good references. Bert. 20l s. 18th ST.
Phone Douglss 1904
YOUNG man wants position driving d
Ford; experienced. Tel Tyler 1895.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-06
FLORISTS.

BATHS, tlorlsts. 1904 srnam St. D. 5OO5.
i. HENDERSON, lSi1 Do0EIs1 d I25E
Member Florists Telegraph bel ASS n.
HESS & SWoBODA, ll15 Farnam at.
a DoNAGHUE. 1872 Harvey. Doug. i0Oi.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-06
DEATHS AID FUNERAL NOTICES
MAUsouEUM.

WHY bury your dead in the cold ground
IN stormy weather when you can buy a
tomb In a marble building at reasonable
pr1ce? Tel MAUSOLEuM CO, ID. 2lIo
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-06
LoST-FoUND-REWARDS

OMAHA a. COUNCIL BLUFFS STREET.
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Persons having LOST some article would
do well to call up the office of the
Omaha 81 Council Bluffs Street Railway
company to ascertain whether they left
II in the street cars.
Many articles eacn day are turned In
and the company is anxious to restore
them 10 the rightful owners. Cali
Doug. ~.
IL YOU lose anything and will advertise II here
you will surely recover II II found hy an honest
person Remarkable reoovsries are brought
about every day through this column
THE LAW--People who find lost articles are
interested In knowing that the state law Is
through advertisement and otherwise and that
failure to do 30. u same can be proven. In
LOsT-Between 10Th and Jones and Chris
tian Scientist church at Path and st.
Mary's, a bill book containing about
$40 and two receipts with name on.
Finder please return to q. e Matheny.
5O8 Bee Bids. and receive liberal reward.
LOST-Between' Farnam and Writ SITS. or
Sherman Ave. line. silver mesh bag.
containing money, paper, etc. Finder
welcome to half of money. Walnut 2276
LOST-Lady's gold watch and fob. Init al
y Il. on fob. Call Florence 221 after $3.50
Reward.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-06
BUSINESS CHANCES

BUSINESS CHANCES
CLEAR desirable first-ciass l6O-a. farm
ing land that wifi stand inspection in
Keya-Paha County, Neb., In middle
part Of the state; rich. deep black soil,
For home in Omaha. price $4,000. viii
assume Or for good vacant lots. ao-
ceptable to owner. G. J.. Canaan, 5i0
McCaEue Bldg, Omaha
TWO MODERN houses on n corner lot
room for one more, except furnace,
Ing distance price Ss N's6O on mise iS OF ,sCS.
both streets paved on 26th ST., block
from 25th ST. and business center
Also a. late date four-cyl. Buick auto
Want or Ger. bungalow, will assume
Q. j. Canaan. $40 McCague BldR., Omaha
ELECTRIC egg tester, patent for the
Dominion OF Canada. Large factory
here in Omaha, behind on orders, un-
one with ability and can appreciate an
opportunity when presented, university
In use by all small and large egg deal
ers. For land or omaha income. See
CLEAR City Drug Store. in fine Local
ton, for land or an acceptable home,
will assume II worth the money, mean
business. c. j. Canaan, $40 McCague
Bldg.
500 DESIRABLE resident lot on Pink
ney ". between 3ith and s5th, south
front, nonresident owner, wifi take an
auto up 20 $500. balance Is monthly A
hNhp. canaan, MCCdkue IluE,
WELL improved 120-a. farm IN Burt
county, ali in cultivation, 3 miles south
of Decatur, for income OF q how're
business. c. J. Canaan, $40 McCaguo
Bldg. Omaha.
WANT or Ser. modern home, walking
ia. block in the New Brownell hall
and Fairacre district on west Dodge
81. Canaan.
FIRST CLASS late date fore-door over
land elct. II. and Davis self starter. for
a lot, C. J. Canaan, $40 Mccague Bldg.
Omaha
$1,000 CLEAR lot, original city plat, ON
corner ID and Oak ST., will accept an
auto up to $780, balance monthly OF s..
Canaan.
$500 WEST side lot 18th and Wooiworth
Ave-. fine, block from car line, for auto
up to SzI5 TO sS75, balance s. monthly.
Aanan.
$1,000 LOT. new Brownell Hall and Fair.
Hon. J. Z. Kennedy hy home home s,te ppo For
an auto worth the price. See plat.
Canaan.
SIS s20-A. LEVEL as a floor. wheat
land. close TO tho city Of Kimball. Neb.,
for desirable house and lot, acceptable
70 owner, full particulars exchanged.
Canaan.
HIGH grade automobile for vacant lots.
II interested, call for particulars. &. j.
Canaan. $40 McCague Bldg.
OLLf equipped hamDler touring car,
in perfect condition, for a vacant lot.
Canaan.
WANT Omaha income for 2s0-a. Kanaas
improved wheat farm, close to Neb.
line. Canaan.
500 OLIVER visible typewriter for any
auto that will run, or other personal
nroperty ] can use. Canaan.
Sal-A. DEsfRABLE wheat land in
Logan Co., Colo. for home for a
farmer In city. where he can educate
his boYe. Canaan.
4 CLEAR inside resident lots for land.
82O-a :. OAK. Gregory Co. for income.
call for particulars. c. j. Canaan.
81. 900 INSIDE income property for land.
G. ]. Canaan, $40 McCague Bldg. Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-06

ALL around pastry COOK wishes work ia
city or out. reliable; no boozer. first
class references. Doug. SAT. Apt s.
Shelby Court
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-06
FOR SALE-MIsCELLANsous

run SAIE MISCELLANEOUS
TSPewriters and Supplies.
MIDLAND RIBBON a CARBON co.
We make them In OMAHA WHAT
Typewriter Ribbonel Supplies for the
office. Douglas al7 ?2s Bee Bldg
RENT an Oliver typewriter 3 mo, for 81
Oliver TypewIiter AEency, ip0 Farnatn.
TYPERWlTDRs sold, renIeo repaired.
central Typewr,ter EXC. 1905 Farnan
RELIANCE Ribbon and Carbon Co, car
BON paper and linked ribbons ID. S2t2.
RENT Pennington" not Just n type
writer Low rert Cali Douslas l2St.
BUTTS Typewriter Exchange. Sl6 5. 18th.
Sc. All makes for sale or rent.
Billiard and Pool Tables.
FOR SAL.E--New and secondhand carom
ana pocket billiard tables aud bowling
alleys and accessories; send for cata-
logue; easy payments. The Brunswick
Balke-Collender CO.. 40l-409 S. 10th 81.
HOME size billiard table. BARGAIN IL
taken at once, ColfaN 2SOs
Printing ana office supplies.
ONE writer press for printing Imitation
typewriter letters one invalid sanitary
chair; one collapsible go-cart. Phone
Webster 7l59.
WATERs-BARNtiAR PtE. Co, quality
prinung: Tel Doug. $3.50 62t 3. 18th 81.
CENTRAL Printing Co. DOUGLAS s;6t
DOUGLAS Printing Co. Tel Douglas 6lt
Lumber and BuiIaing Material
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-06
MARRiAGE LICENsEs.

The following couples were granted
marriage licenses today:
Name and Residence. Age,
George Wright, South Omaha q
Flora Palmer. South Omaha. IS
Frank Turdek, Omaha, over.....,..... q
Rosa Skryja, Omaha, over.............. IL
Albert W. Fry, Omaha. 10
Pearl Guthrie, Omaha. .......,......... Il
Flake Strait. Anderson, Ia.............. 80
Maude Moomaw, Sidney, lh............. %
Sidney r, Lewis. Omaha................2 p
Dorothy Bromberg. Council Bluffs. IS
Paul Doane, Omaha. .....................2 q
-ssstella I.vdick Omaha .............. %
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-06
SALES ABILITY WANTED

Pioneer and largest concern in its line
wants additional men for It's national
sales organization whole or part timo.
You build a profitable local trade fur
less homes. schools and factories: ma
uonal advertising creates the leads
you close the sales
Equipment best made; sells for $50:
commission attractive and field broad (;
representatives making 5000 to So OOj
yearly rig or auto an ADVANTAGE
Only men OF standing sought; SELL
Ing experience desirable. but not essen
tial.
Here's your opportunity 20 make
money; a permanent connection. Tell
all about yourself; write immediately
kaustine Co.; l97s d. Ellicott So.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-06
GARD or THANKs.

r desire TO thank our many friends
for their kindness. sympathy and beau
tiful floral tributes in the recent be-
reavement of husband and father.
MRS. K. NESLADEK,
MRS. r. BAUMANN,
MRS. M KOTVA,
MRS. A. CLOVER,
JAMES NESLADEK.F
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-06

SPLENDID opportunity. chance OF life
time for family man, make splendid
living. money besides; retail dry goods,
shoes and furnishings store, / offer for
sale. Address g go Bess
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-06
BUSINESS CHANCES

hOM you can bay New YORK stock eX-
chanBo securities ON a pnrual payment
pas r. securing good stocks and bonds
al prevailing cash prices T.it and other
expert news OF finance explained In the
Issued weekly, 81 year. send ror sam
PIC copies. 81 Broadway New York
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-06

JEWEtRY stock aud fixtures for sale
Main limo Of the Union Fac fic. Can be
bourht for 81 cents on the dollar a.
taken at orCe Must be sold hy Tues.
cay. Address laos Woodmen OF the
World Building, Douglas 1871, or Wal
nut idiN
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-06

LABOR OF any Kind by young married
man OF good habits: refer to Omaha
Foundry for reference. Allen Hodges.
ScS2 Grand Ave,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-06

MANAGER WANTED
Manufacturing business, absolutely
gilt edge. legitimate, output staple as
sugar. Sells TO packing houses, X. RS.
wholesalers. department stores, etc
Assets $4,000, liabilities not one cent.
Only high class man wanted who must
take $1,000 stock; adequate salary for
manager. See me personally. No in
formation over telephone.
j. A. ABBOTTT
Patterson Block. Omaha, Noh. -
II you have So TO 40 with Wh4cn 70
carry a stock of automobile power
pumps and do business, we will give
you all the business. wholesale and
retail. from this territory. Should make
you 1900 or more this season. Fastest
selling proposition out: big profits; fully
protected territory on auto tire power
pump for all cars Absolutely new; not
attached TO engine; retails s.. Address.
Mr.. Block. $40 S. State ST.. Chicago,
Ill.,. Desk AZ
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-06
SITUATIONS WANTED
Mnlr.

POSITION Mantod by young man q
years OF age, With experience in grocery
thing, Address w. n. Howes. 200 South
sSth street,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-06

wANTED--ActiVe business man or
woman; investment 500 10 $500; secured.
Old established manufacturers business;
enormous profits, government endorse
mcnt; want party capable earning 81 OOJ
yearly; handle exclusive territory. A,
Nnlnnholl. lNa w. Monroe 81, Chlcago.s
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-06
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEoUS
Furniture ana Household Goods.


Furniture ana Household Goods.
OMAHA PILLOW co
The war has doubled the price
of cotton. We make over cotton and
hair mattresses Just like new for half
the price. Phone us for samples of
ticking. 1907 Cunning. Douglas 2l6T.'
BIG BARGAINS. Furniture, IS; stoves,
beds, springs, MATHS, 81 each; bedding
comforts, blankets. 1899 N. 24th. w. 1907.
ALL REPAlRS-Water fronts. furnace
coils. etc, Quick service. Omaha Stove
Repair Works t206-s Dourlns. TYLER go
BASE burner and gas RANGE and several
other pieces Of furniture cheap Ad-
FOR SAl.r.-Eclipse gas range, cost $50;
been used less than year; will sell
cheap. Call Harvey So26,
BUFFET, bedroom furniture and rug
nearly new. Call Web. 1920 after Mon
day.
OMAHA PILLOW C0.--Niattresses made
over lust like new. 1907 Cunning: d. 2tsI:
FINE oak bed with syringe, and com.
mode: good es new; 49, Webster 114l.
FUMED oak chairs, davenport, Wilton
rug, baby buggy and bed; 2sO6 Dodge.
MAHOGANY davenport; genuine leather.
LEAVING city. piano & Victrola, y 1905:
Pianos and Musical Instruments.
500 KTMBALL. nahogeny, upright
piano, in fine shape, for sale at bar
gain to the right party. Call or adj
dress 1920 N. ath St
$3.50 PIANO; rug, 9xl3; portieres. die
tionary stand and irons. at a bargain.
2117 SO. 2Sd Phone Harvey 1885,.
FOR SALE cheap to right party. a
ke~.N -. nV a d.
dress 1920 n. s4th.
REED BROS. $50 mahogany piano, 500
Harvey $685..
SMITH & BARNES upright piano. SO.
Tyler 1886.
LEAVING city; victrola q plano. ~ 1905:
$50 per month. a. Hospe. 1913 Douglas:
store and office Fixtures.
DESKS. safes scales. showcases. sheiv-
ing, etc We buy sell. Omaha Fixture
4 Supply Co. fl4-i6.1s 5. 18th. Doug. 2i2A
MILLINERY fixtures. r. y. wead: D.l1:
Cameras and Kodaks.
FILMS developed tree II purchased from
Photo Craft Shop. tls Rec Bldg. Dept ID.
Clothing, Furs, Etc.
RACCOON coat, 40, beaver collar, cuffs,
warm. fine for auto. $l2 Webster 65s.s
Jewelry, Diamonds, Watches.
DIAMOND LOCKET, mems and IRdie7T
watches. reasonable. Friedman. i2ll Doug.
BROpEGAARDS lucky wedding rings
at 18th and Douglas SITS.
sewing Machines.
SEWING MACHINES
We rent. repair. sell needles and parts
OF all sewing machines.
MICKEL'S
NEBRASKA CYCLE CO..
18th and Harvey SITS. Doug. 1854.
I
Machinery ana Engines.
FOR SALE-10-h. D. gas engines 4-hoie
shelter Harper Peterson, Gresham. Mob.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-06
FOR SALE

Complete quite clgar slore fixtures,
Including largo cash r.g set, best In
the cit Must be sold Immediately, j,
G. Travis, f2S Bee Bids - 8ug.Gs 3 g..