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The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-10-22
DESTROYED OVER $1,000
WORTH OF WHISTLES

Savannah, Oct 2Q.-Acting under
orders of Judge John Rourke, in the
city court, Sheriff Jules Sipple and his
deputies yesterday destroyed more
than thousand dollars worth of whis-
kies and Wines. the bulk of the confis-
Gated stuff going into the sewer.
The ceremony began with the pour
ing of twenty quarts into buckets
and then into the sewer. The pouring
into buckets occurred in the court
room before a large and somewhat
sad audience. The whiskey was the
property OF Alex McRae, colored, who
pied guilty to violating the prohibi-
ton laws by bringing the stuff from
Jacksonville to Savannah. He was
fined seventy-five dollars with the al
tentative of serving three months on
the gang. Tom Hutchinson, part own
er of the liquor, was fined fifty dollars
or three months.
Judge Rourke also ordered destroy
ed four trunks of liquor seized by the
police when shipped to Savannah from
Jacksonville with no consignee's
name on the package. The stuff was
destroyed in the afternoon by being
consigned to the sewer in the police
yard.
The court also ordered Cord Krack
en-, owner Of about six hundred dol
lars worth of seized liquor, who was
on Monday given the heaviest fine yet
| imposed in prohibition violation cases
in Georgia, and Peter Mastopoules,
owner of five hundred dollars worth,
who was on Monday night found not
guilty, to appear on Friday and show
cause, if any, why their liquor should
not be poured into the sewer.
Charles Baker, captain of the liquor
launch Warren, which came audacious
| ly up the river and landed at the dock
behind the city hall laden with liquor
to the rails, was found guilty on the
sixth count of having more liquor
than the law allows. The jury recon-
mended extreme mercy in the case of
Baker, who will be sentenced on Fri
day.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-10-22

Synthetic milk is being produced
from peanuts by European chemists
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-10-22
AFTER HIS JOB.
BIG Chief is Having Trouble with his
SubordinaIes, Who Aspire to
Succeed Him!

Washington, Oct. 2O-Adyices re
ceived here today report renewed dis
satisfaction of Carranza's military
commander
General Gonzales is in open revolt
against Minister of War Oregon. Con
zales commands the MOrelos forces
The breach between General Obre-
gon and Carranza is said to be growing
wider Reports indicate that both
Obregon and General TreYine aspire
to succeed Carranza.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-10-22

If you want to know more about Tanlac
just ask this well known firm! They VIII
tell you it has not only proven the greatest
seller but that it has given the best salts
faction Of any medicine they have ever sold
and that they are today selling more Taniac
than any other six medicines put together.
They will also tell you Of scores of people
right in your own community who have been
Benefited by its use. Ask your neighbors
about it and they will tell you the same
thing.
Tanlac is composed entirely OF roots
banks, and herbs and contains no minerals
o. harmful drugs as do many other medi
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-10-22

Do you maintain polluted well and
then complain about the undertaker's
bill?
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-10-22
Tanlac is Sold in Corele Exclusively by J. B. Ryas DrgCo.
E,!GL!SH COAL OUTPUT
SERIOUSLY CUT BY WAR

London. Oct. 19.-The Coal Mining
CrSani4ati6h committee reports that
tho estimated output OF the mines in
The United Kingdom for the past
year ending July, 1916, amounted to
as4148,00O tons against $50 100000 in
1915 and 281. $4,000 in 1914. Some 1872
Geo miners have joined the colors
since the outbreak OF the war and
l1G09G raDlaced, leaving a net reduc-
ton Of 1G5,30O
There has been much difficulty in
maintaining the supply OF imported
nitwo0d props and of efforts to provide
a substitute Of British grown timber
The var office has agreed TO allocate
one thousand German prisoners in
gangs Of one hundred each to the fell
ing and cutting Of timber, and already
285 are at work in approved camps.
The export OF coal has been reduced
10 the dangerously low figure OF forty
three million tons in 1915 from seven
ty-three millions in 1913.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-10-22
TETON TO HAVE
PEANUT OIL MILL

Triton. Oct. 2O.-Tifton is to have a
peanut oil mill ready for next falls
crop. The mill will manufacture oil
and peanut by-products 1t vii! be put
in as part of the equipment OF me
Planters Gotten Gil company, which
at present manufactures cotton seed
oil and by-Droducts. 1t is estimated
that the additional machinery and the
eauipment necessary for the handling
of the peanuts will cost $4,000.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-10-22

Nsh ucuanlo the leading ea country W a
wMo in ehbamg second har re
ndfrntn o
nn have ouedH legr ne G
Tanaci ahho wore III
the hem rf over
Thrug hteA haofc lover nycahmM a.
Ta halrs II rGNN
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-10-22
WILLIAM THAW MOT
KILLED AS REPORTED

Paris. Oct. 20.-WiIliam Thaw, lieu
tenant in the Franco American avia-
ton CORPS, arrived during last night
to attend the funeral tomorrow OF
Seargeant Norman Prince, it was said
at the Thaw home here today.
ANEW Haven dispatch yesterday
said word had been received there
that Thaw was dead.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-10-22
J. e. RIVALS DRUG co.
HAS SOLD SINCE NOVEMBER II, 1915
1856 BOTTLES

cines. The ingredients or medicinal ele
monis which make Tanlac come from re-
mote sections CT Jhe carti-The Alps, P>re
noes. Russian Asia, Jamaica, Europe, Bra
I'll, West Indies, Asia Minor, Persia, India,
Mexico, Columbia and Peru, contribute the
principal properties Of the preparation.
Tanlac aids the natural digestive process
through its prompet though gently correc-
tive action; bodily nourishment is derived
through the proper assimilation OF wholes
some food. If yen are weak rundown and
dcbilitated and need good tonic and sys-
tenn purifier try Tanlac and you will add
your testimonial to the thousands Of others
who have been restored to health by its use.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-10-22
CALL FOR CITY PRIMARY

The city Democratic Executive Com
mittee met at the council chamber
October 5, 1916 and adopted the fol
lowing resolution:
Resolved that the date of primary
for the election Of Mayor and three
Aldermen he fixed for Tuesday NO
vember 81, 1916. Candidates for may
n will be assessed $40 each and can
lidafes for aldermen IS each for de-
fraving the expense of the election.
Resolved further thai the AUSTRIA
ian Ballot system be observed FOR
this election.
Resolved further that entrance fees
must be paid to the secretary by md
night November II before the date
Of said election.
(signed) J. V. DUNLAP, Chm
T. M. COKER. Secty.
G. B. WILKES,
3. f. SHEPPARD,
f. L. BARTHOLOMEW.
SAT-.
Two English physicians are expert
menting with a parasite with which
hey hope to cxterminate the flies OF
their country within a few years.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-10-22
FIND BODY ON BANKS
THREE ARRESTS FOLLOW

Miami, Fla, October 19.-Edward
Kinsey, a young man of this city, was
found dead late yesterday afternoon
on the banks of the Miami canal. EX-
animation of the body showed that he
had been knocked in the head, his
skull having been fractured. There
was also evidence of a struggle.
Three men have been arrested on sus-
picion of knowing something OF the
crime. Kinsey, it is explained, had
recently been active in assisting the
authorities in blind-tiger cases.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-10-22

Japans production Of &tinque dye is
rapidly increasing. The dye merchants
have formed a trust with the object OF
regulating the market.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-22
nIpTITs AND DEATHS.

Birtha-Patrick and Mary Quinn, YAK
CnEa, boy; Anton and Elzabsth lihtou.
Ina Blacksmlth, Florence, girl Lysle !
aud Mary Abbott, $40 Poppleton. glrl
Robert and Merle Becker, 2y1 thhss BOY
Julius and Mary Wichert, 2l2J Ames, boy
oscar and Monica Hugo 2lls b ll.. -,., Z
Twenty-eighth, girl lmer ana Rose
Johnson, hospital, girl. !. ..ss sa,,,h
Deafhs-John HOugly, ~ 4so s0utl
Fourteenth; John Johneon, 81 As1 flefes
Margaret Fox, q, 90 south IWehlty ", u I
Elabteenth; Samuel Ncyerson, Gays
Wls South Thinv-uinth Lydia Huppert
10, 2Gl4 Martha. Evelyn Jessie merha s.. \
jtaF. L2i NOrtn tWeniielhi jamie byn.
ner, 4 years. ili5 North hleyenth{ Neii W
Williams, ", hospital, Andrew Olsen, "
Seventh and Marcy
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-22

Fred Anburet, z50g Ersklne, frame
dwelling, 1850. y. Menyee, I2g North
Forty-fourth Franc dwelling, ~ Jane
poulieek Asl7 gOufh Seventeenth frame
dwetiln0 81 AOt Efick Peterson, 3D51
stone avenue, frame dwelling, t2DD,
George n. Foster, 8ll2 Davenport. irhInHe,
dwelling 5000, Edith bllegaard wv
South Thlriy-Gfth avenue, brick veneer
dwelling, NY0i A. Rtckley wy ~ ~,
WiiilF Reaity Co l3yi Sherman avenue
brick garage, 1,9g; MiaH Long, 800 Chi~
caRo, addition and repairs, N,y1'
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-22
LOST FOUND REWARDS


IN You loss aBything sns vii advertise II hsr,.
you Nili surely roeovsr u n found by sn homes
person. Rsnnfkahie seoyshes are mpuksi
abont every day through this coluTns
THE Law People ysD fnd lost articles hs
Interested IN knowing that ths 1tsts hw
strict 10 requiring them 70 tseh the oNaM
through Advertisement and 0tbsfNi@ hba ths'
failure u 90 49, n same eau N proven IN
wolves severe pensliy ,s.s..
OMAHA NJ COUNCIL BLUFFS STREET
RAILWAY COMPANY
Persons having lost some article wonlo
do well 10 call 40 the offlce 2. up
Omaha a Council Bluffs street runway
company 10 ascertain whether tbey ISL
Il IN the street cars. -.
Many articles each day are turned IN
and The company II anxious TO febtof,s
them ~ tho TlghtfW owners IhN
Doug. A. -..s-.
f.OsT~.Betwaen South Omaha and Flor"
enoe, gold l0eket with diamond aettins,
nonoEfnm H. y. o. Reward, Ihohe
soutf 352 or Sld ------,--
FOUND SOME money owner may have
eans by calling ~ The Bee OFFICE ana
paying for this al,
LOTT Package wednesday morning On
crosstoWn ear, reward. Return 70 Nv
s. 2ith, or call Douglas 1851.
LOTT Hound black onyx pin edged viii
gold pearl iu center. Call barney V'S@
Reward.
T0BT-A Roman gold brooch Saturday
on 9Th bot. n and ~ Call 30, 4eh TO
ward,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-22

DAY work or business AIS regular rates
ines enc acss a''afssst''t' IL ID,
each extra iinn lte per week
Male,
rnoRoratiLY capable and experienced
Young hotel man aud wife ~ highr4t
ehafnctef and stanting want position
a. day eirfk and hnUHektrntr in hish
elias hotel best rreteneea Address
y 40 hee
WANrE3 4ut ~ haotkeeggg ~ assist
ant in aumH country NaMk wears rKs
prileuee H hanks and years ss donate
bounty treasurer EONt references Aut
iHa Motif West Won't Net
paAiTiOA uantad aF au experienced
MAN y NTNT# slIuNE ana Msil atr4nset
tW eitN HH hHfai elffs m H#MtNei Evte
fF,HNa AtdFe llalei t4ga AeiWfs 1l#
and NnNan sln ttu tWtha Aeh
AulhN usu 80 taiUsn Wha atni hsal
rnflflana aHeUsd advertise iH Vice iiaF
De IL thf rauFF tis taEHesa u'eu read
pnnAsrs tfastfa fvtAi sH4 ahaletsie
fHfft MMm'H
WANfRW Position RA haassaeNeg, of
ttr iFAaeF sg Halppina iefA wRfa.
NKHrfiemfa Cd HaAefniUeet HeAVnttfE
besl ai Feiteuges AtAesa w Ief
NhrhD man eanfs raaIlan % tlakf
keNFff Hf FekA tsWHi8l HttN 4inaat
All Tines "a hsaka Wlt aNeHNi meaiaat
eAlafY n etAtt A4ilr8# Il aA Nea
U M Avn II t.EN HlaftHttlfN NHf tAAaN Nh t8Hst
I eNi etic whete l'gt aH att has
faf themselves NHAfes limllfI MH&
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\ Al tssfeisFK ~ &fde ifW "a H'sn eHh
Il lanW NNF#Aeh Ntat Ga fefeteN rs
AAAless a a& tsF
/ NuNNu MAH desires iaaNtaR Afities esH
/ aWtF shaH h1afs Oh fesfa kHi thstd
saNefifHlHt faN fHfNtEa tsfafarlaa
AAifers u ia zee
tMNttt aslataa so hs8ssntaa wanta
I emfA iH tAM# aWt be faMm SSH rf4
Il l#Farsft EekalF fAMNs MaM #M
4 Meb tFf
I Nsfns saats taN Wets5ss Hn 5ts
Z fHhn ff
tPllknMtNfHf NsNss enIe 81 n.sala
Z NasteNeA 20 ttkga tAFsftHe tksN
y ttatnRt #tA
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I fFIErfHfa III N#
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-22
SWAPPERS' COLUMN

TWO NEW BUNGALOWS.
Groom, one floor, finely decorated,
oak and birch finish quarter sawed oakh
floor modern Also 10 acres South
Dakota farm land. swap for 1000 acres
or more, cheap clear southern land
Want 70 raise stock, or VIII trade tof
clear Omaha lots Frank O. seward
1924 Sahler Omaha GOlfnx ABB,
EDISON Home phonosraph and records
70 swap for small automatic reFoYeg
shotgun Or good leather suitcase
also have lawnmower, nearly new. ana
oil heater VIII trade for good leather
suitcase or gun. Address 3. 8. llbg, Bee
ALMOST new Majestic range and some
best iewelry, baritone brass norm WaIlt
10 swap for painting m s-room Dnngas,
low must be good workman and
ready 10 10 10 work ~ once, Addreh-
3 g. 1904. Bee
WILL sell, OF what have you 10 trade
for n good delivery truck ~ first-clash
running order7 New tires and newly
oyerhauled, Address 81 q liA Bee,
LATE date Oliver Visible Typewriter, IN
perfect condition, 10 swap for Whte
fephorn chickens or any other personal
property owner can use. what nave
You2 n 9. 1912. Bee
HAVE very good coil range and one
gasoline range 70 awap for goOd typss
writer, rolltop desk or what have your
Address 8 q, il@ bee
WIZ NlFt Two fttln'HllAl lviA ~ IN =
payment on good second hind car,
late model, vailed NJ 80 or go, Lave
particulars Of tie &c office, care 4 liSl
sIhGLE.cyiinder maRnoto motorcycle, N
good condition. 10 trade for small screw
cutting lathe Boz ~ Red cloud, NeD,
FILMS DEVELOPED FIRE. when 5 r ut
are ordered. Bnlargmonts from any
neg0nve kaae studio l@ u and Harney
MOTOR boats and auoa 70 swap. IJwa
Boat and Engine WORKS 9th ~ ana
Ave, J.. Council Blufe IN
Is MONTHS old bflndie boil pup " swap
for flreless cooker, or what have YOU
Address = G. ssi, Boe.
ADDING machine. VIII exchange for
typewriter, office furniture, automobile.
Or what have your Address =. g. il&
Bee
DENsMORE typewriter IN good c0ndl.
ton. 70 exchange for electric sweeper
Bee. 3. G. ~.
DON'T you want this 220.acre farm, clos
I'M Toiand & TfnmbDll Do1gns eiO'
oHB Mason truck for good horse, harm 81.
and wagon. Address y. n ~, Bee.
AUTO tires or aeeessoriea for adding ma
chine, Address 4. g. iie0, Bee.
H-IEcUBATOR 10 exchange for
chickens. Bee D. q. $50.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-22

FEUFEH HWW VFFIt""t
sTENOGRAPHER and clerk for small
office Brandeig theater building, good
on dlctation, able 10 run office IN the
abacnce Of the manager; salary depends
upon experience. approximately &b-4oo
A 1906 Omaha Bee
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-22

BEST QUALITY CUT FLOWERS or
plants. Art Combinations shipped every
where Excellent service TO our Gus,
toners IN past years recommends HESS
a sWOBODA 1915, Farnnm 81 -, l9Ol.
LARGEST ASSORTMENT Of fresh
flowers delivered or shipped anywhere.
l.. Henderson,. 1879 Farnam =.
A. DoNACHuE. iG22 Harvey Doug. 1901.
BATH. florist 1904 Farnam st. y. 1000
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-22
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS


WFHNFIIH HFHuNs
MY high standard OF quality VIII be
maintained 9 quarts Of Old Fontenclle
whisky, 1925; bottled In bond. Henry
Pollock mail order house. Doug. n6Z.
l22-l24 ". 18th ST.
ALEX JETTEs LIQUOR HOUSE.
Thirteenth and Douglas
Bottled IN bond whisky, S5c. 800, Sl.2.
full qua T.
40 Oh Golden West Whisky, I full
Yo.-V quarts bottled IN bond. prepaid
cacklev Bros Omaha
FOR SALE Prairie hay. Write Watson
Hay Co. Inman. Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-22

SALESMAN WANTED

A successful salesman with clean
record and business ability and OF some
financial standing may secure ex-
elusive sales rights for the fastest sell
ing speciality IN auto field. This Is no
patent right or territory bonus propo=
aition IAN opportunity 10 get into an eN~
tromcly profitable business without
large capital.
Making big hit IN Kansas city, 81.
Joseph. Denver and los Angeles
What Fards are 10 auto business, this
product will be- 10 tire business.
Locations going rapidly sioux city.
Fremont Wichita. Topeka and s.
Louis 0pen.
Call FonteHelle hotel and ask for Mr.
Alexander. sales organizer and factory
representative. who will arrange inter
view
ne prepared "a furnish references.
We refer 10 Dun or ffadalreei,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-22
MoNnMENrs Az crMnrrRIEs.

WHY bury your dead IN the cold ground
IN stormy we1ther when you can buy q
tomb IN marble building ~ reasonable
prices Tel, MAHSOLEUm CO. y. zlIb.
Baufneister Monument Works. mauso-
leums all kinds markers. 18th & Charles
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-22
NO an TAKEN ron LESS THAN
A TOTAL or 400 ON LESS
THAN loo PER DAY.

CARD OF THANKS, DEATH AND
FUNERAL NOTICES:
1Vu per lHetsstss tttss4t seheh insertion
minimum charge 30 centsD
Monthly Rate for standing ads (no
change OF copy ..y,.... $3.50 per line
Count six words 70 the line.)
Contract rates on application.
THE BEE will not he responsible for
more than one incorrect insertion OF an
advertisement ordered for more than
ono time.
ADVERTISERS should retain receipts
given by The Bee IN payment for Want
Ads. as no mistake can be rsctified
without them.
CsE TTfT TELEPHONE n you cannot
conveniently bring or send IN your ads
Ask for Want-Af Tnker, and you Will
receive tho same good service as whom
delivering your nj az tho office.
PHONE TYLER 1000.
wAET-AD COLUMNS CToeT--
EVENING EDITIONS. ,..t..s12.0D W,
MORNING EDITIONS. .,n..ss00 p. NJ
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-22
HELP WANTED MALE

stores md offices
gTENOGRAPHER for new mercantile
establishment, must DO rapid on dicta-
ton and not afraid Of work; chance
for promotion very good II competent,
willing 10 pay good salary 70 right
man. In replying state experience, age
and salary expected. q i0gs, Omaha Bee.
BooKKBEPER competent to take COM
plets charge Of small set OF books
must be good penman, good at figures
and be willing 20 consider from 49, 10
s75 70 start. y 1907, Omaha Bee.
sTENo., lPRtvATE EcY).."" 500. %
DHAFTSMAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, lOg.W
sTENoGRAPHER ..",t.""".,. aa5.0
T THHf1e cAi I9I hdiESNcY, zoo BEE BLDG
sTBNoGRAPHER 70 act as private
THE MARTG co, 1877 w o. w.
sTENO., N5, steno., ts5; steno., $50; Of
flee boy. 81. Watts Ref Co. $40 Bran
deis Thcater.
Professions and Trades.
WANTED Man with family 10 run black.
smith shop on his own account. Good
pace for good man. Write for induce
ment. II. Fl. Willie. Milke. Ia.
SEE Us FOR DRUG JOBS.
COOPERATIVE REFERENCE CO.,
Established Ten Years
l0is-is city National.
WANTEp-Two tailors, one coat maker
and one all around man. steady work,
II Marx, Lincoln. Neb.
WAHTED-Bu sheman for mems clothing
department Apply Superintendent,
Hayden Brothers.
Drug store snapa iobs. Knelst Bee Bldg.
PAINTERS wanted Phone Web. t76.
snIcnm~u Hnd sofirftor1
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-22
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Stores and OFFICES.

EhDEea hnh VttAtND
sTENOGRAPHER and clerk for small
office BBndeig theater building. good
on dlctation, able 10 run office IN the
absence Of the manager; salary depends
upon experience approximately &J-Soo.
a 1906. Omaha Bee,
NO FILING FEE
Why pay Filing Fee IN you are
efficient or experienced In commercial
work, see ~ al once. Rogers Reference
Co. 80 Paxton Block
sTENo.. B5, sTENo. n6; ASST
BKPRg So; sTENo, $50. NO FILING
THHEE MARTI co, 1921 W. o. W. Bldg.
DfcTAPHoNE OPR. AND sTENo" so %
sTENOGRAPHER ",ts.".....''.'' 9 ~ ~
TTHE Gc,ANo AGENcY, 600 BEE BLDG,
sTENO.. n5; Steno,. so. steno, $40,
steno.. so. Dictaphone operator, 80.
Watts Ref. Co, $40 Brandels Thester
Professions ana Trades.
WANTED Several young women. 1872
years OF age, with at least a grammar
school education. 70 take up local and
long distance telephone work. Per
manent employment Salaries above
average are paid at start; steady ad-
vancement. Every attention paid TO
welfare. Apply 0 70 II a. m. or 2So to
.. m. at 1917 Douglas st.
.c. r. LAMBERT. District Traffic Chief.
Nebraska Telephone Company
NURSES for eanitarium. Requirements.
good character, high school graduate.
college education preferred; no hospital
experience required. Have own train
ing school. Wages, twenty dollars per
month at start; Increased as rapidly as
qualified. Board and room furnlshed.
Call Room $40 Neville block. u. b. IL
Ridgway,
MACHINE girls wanted. good pay; ex-
perienced preferred Scott Omaha Tent
and Awning Co., ll02 Harvey St.
WANTED-Girl TO sort waste paper,
Apply Omaha Paper Stock Co., 18th and
Marcy SIS. .-----
WANTEp-Girls In flat work dept. Ap.
ply Evans Model Laundry, nth and
Douglas.
LEARN haiTdressing az Tne oppennsim
Household ana DomestIc.
EXCEPTIONAL chance for girl who
appreciates good home, nice room, good
wages. no washing must DO good cook
honsccleAnlng done. 1908 Hawthorne
Ave Walnut 2lA.
EXPERIENCED white girl for general
homework in family OF 3, good wages,
Mrs. w j. llynea, barney 1850,
GOOD colorod girl Tor general house
work; small family; references required,
i10a 20. 2ath st. Harvey 8,B.
WANTEl@A white girl FOR general
houseWork. no cooking or washing
Call ~ once Harvey 4aiss
WANTED@tHfl Tor general homework
no washing G., @. Powell, bsi1 taaa
sd Walnut 81
EXPERIENCED eirl Tor general house.
WORK. host - vases As1s Davenport
Sd Walnut Gia
WANTEn-Ghl for general hoasework.
ii1 washing good vases, Harncy &4ls
Nlt 8 lath ANe.
WAAThlt@A woman 10 care for con
rRirarent Invalid and da some sowing
walnut 7l
ANA. f6r fenem housnW0rk. care ut
,hudrtHs NO washing. white on cplared
Wal ts
W ANTF8=W White Eif, Ton nenoral house
Work mall family 1853 Pacific tat'
ney 80
I WANTED MMdlr.6ara lady "a iaas
aUtr hAWf. GolfaN Aa
. WANVEu#tiood so. fof eeWeral honsa
Nnft smsH family NaN liRfnfs rag
NNANTEu=zA Gaok WHf faftes ttuutF
sire Al r. Rred rtehe ti"nnon
4 MakNTEn# prFhNefd e8aA white pfe
mfist Nf Atthr Nets Nafnek y
Mtsrrliautuast
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-22
FOR sENT-R00MS
FURNISHED RooIns.
ATTENTION. ROOM HUNTER.

II you fail TO find the room
you desire among these ads, call
at The Bee office for n Room List
gives complete detailed deScrip-
ton OF vacant rooms In all parts
OF the city. IL more convenient
phone The Bee Want Ad pept
and a list will be mailed TO you
at once. New lists are issued
every weak
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-22
WANTED TO BUY

WANTED High class surveyors transit
an instrument that IL designed for gen
eral land surveying ~ well as drainage
work Price must be- right Address
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DESKS, DESKS DESKS
New desks. used desks. bought, sold
and traded J, 9. Reed. 1901 Farnam.
RAcHMAN will pay You more for fur
nltHre, clothes and shoes Web bli8,
Highest price paid for 2d-hand clothes
shoes, trunks suitcases. -. 80 or u a@2
OLD Clothes OLD sBoEsl
We pay bighest price. Webster i72f
WANT 10 buy good singing canary. Ad-
dress y li52, Bee.
W. pay best pri ,ss FOR On clothes p, mn
Best prices paid for old clothes. y. HH
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-22
SITUATIONS WANTED

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DAY work or business ads regular rates
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-22
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