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BRINGING UP FATHFP see -hogs AND Maggie IN full Drawn for The Omaha Bee by McManus lil Vllil VI V/A A AA A AALii\«» U. S. Piteol Oflic. PAGE OF COLORS IN THE SUNDAY BEE (Copyright IS2I) ____ HOW DO I KMOW-HE must E>E SOMEWHERE IN APR\c* iT‘e> \<ooo 1 THIN 4 FO^ I ><00 THAT" I I OON'T FIND I HIM HERE.- J -- I KNOW __ THM! *HE OH THE OTHER *j\DE OF THE pyt?AvM>or» - the CO^T »*> CUE\R JUjCi^a: I ^ I HMD TO KCEO COOL. II OV-COLLV- MEt>ELF WHILE. 'VOOR I 11 IT S) Nice *K — 1 I coot. DOWN I IN THIO © 1123 BV IMT'L Fkatuhs Scrvicc. Imc. If You Have Anything Which You Do Not need, why not swap it for something you want through a three-line “Want” Ad in the “Swap Column” of The Omaha Morning Bee and The Evening Bee (two insertions for the price of one). Remember, NO SWAP—NO PAY! Phone AT 1000, ask for “Want” Ad taker. Hailin'* Appointed—District Judge Day reappointed Joe Brown his bail and Judge Fitzgerald, C. T. Smith. Salvage Corps Planned—Captain K. YV. Oliver of the Omaha lire de partment will go to Lincoln today with a bill to establish a salvage corps of the tire department In this city. Joins Traffic Squad—Thomas B. Crawford, court officer of central po lice court, was transferred to traffic duty at Sixteenth and Howard streets yesterday. The order is effective Jan uary 10. Taken on Cheek Charges—Arthur Menkin, -1322 North Thirty-third ■ street, was arrested yesterday on charges of having passed $110 worth of had cheeks on three local depart ment stores. Aroused Wrongfully — Someone maile a mistake and Harry Wolf. Omaha realtor, was arrested for disre garding a parking summons. He de clared that ho had not had his car out for several days. Recovers From Injuries—G. H. Dale, district superintendent of the Fairmont Creamery company, is re covering from injuries suffered in ■Shenandoah, la., when ha was struck by a garage door. To Honor Dailey—The Associated Retailers of Omaha will give a lunch eon at the Biandeis -estaurants Thursday noon at which J. F. Dailey, new vice president of Burgess-Nash company, will lie the honored guest. J'Jka Malt Lincoln—A party of Klks went to Lincoln yesterday after noon to attend a weekly dinner of the Boosters’ eluh of the Lincoln lodge of Elks and tho big indoor circus be ing produced by tho Elks in the Lin coln auditorium. Chosen Master Wop—Trying Zer znn, former secretary of the First ^^'ihudist YY’ops and manager of the " op basket ball team, was elected master wop at tho annual reunion a r » i ■ ■ —1—— -- . Index to Want Ads announcement department. Burial Vault, .. , 4 I»rd of Thunks . 2 Cemeteries, Monuments . 8 Florists .. # 4 Funeral Directors . ft Fimerul Notices . ft Future Fvenfs .^. 7 lost and Found . II Notices . ft Personal* . jq AUTOMOBILE DEPARTMENT. Auto Accessories, Tires . 11 Auto Agencies . 12 Autos For Sale .I 13 Autos to Exchange . 14 Autos Wanted . 1ft t.aruge*—Kep airing . 1ft ; Motorcycles, llic)clo* . 17 Service Ntatlons . 1R Taxi—Livery . 1ft Trucks, Tractors. 20 III SINES* SERVICE DEPT. Accountants, Auditor* . 31 llidlders, Contractors . 22 4 leaner* and Dyer* . 23 Detective Agencies . 24 Insurance—All Kinds . 25 Aiming. Storage . 26 Milliner-, Dressmakers . 27 Painting. Papering . 28 Patent Attorneys . 20 Plumbing. Ileuting . 30 Printer*. Kngravers . 81 Profe**ional Services . 32 Hepuiring . . . 33 Services Offered . 84 Tailoring, Pressing . 35 Wanted— WtiMne** Service . 36 EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT. ltindne** Colleges . 87 Cor re* pou deuce 4 nurses . 38 (•eiicral ln*truction . 30 Musical. Dancing, Dramatic . 40 Trade Schools . 41 Wanted—Instruction . 42 EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT. Employment Agencies .43 Help Wanted—Female . 44 Help Wnoted—Male . 45 Help—Mule or Female . 46 gents. Salesmen 47 ^^PUuatlons Wanted—Female . 48 Situations Wanted—Male. 40 FINANCIAL DEPARTMENT. Business Opportunities .AO I n vest meiits . 51 loans on Real Estate.52 Money to Loan . 53 Wanted to Borrow . 54 LIVE STOCK DEPARTMENT. Dogs, Cats. Birds, Pet* . 5.1 Horses, Cattle. Vehicles . 50 Poultry ami Supplies. 57 Wanted—Li ye Stock . 58 MERCHANDISE DEPARTMENT. Building Material . 50 Clothing and Furs .. 00 Fuel and Feed . 01 tiood Tilings to fiat . 02 Household C*ood* . 03 Jewelry and Batches .. 64 Machinery and Tools . 65 Miscellaneous *6 Musical Instruments . 67 Kuilio and Supplies . 6H Seeds, Plants. Fertilisers . 60 stare and Office Equipment . 70 store Specials . 71 swap Column .. 73 Wanted to Buy . 73 RENTAL DEPARTMENT. Apt*.. Flats, Furnished . 74 Apts., Flats. I nfurnlshed . 75 Farms for Kent . 76 Ciarages and Barns . 77 Houses, Furnished . 78 House*, I'lifiindshed .. 79 Offices and store* . 80 Koom and Board . 81 Rooms, Furnished . 82 Boom, 1 nfurnlshed . 83 Rooms for Housekeeping . 84 Wanted to Rent . 85 Whin to Est . 88 W here to Stop In Omaha .... • >7 REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT. Acreage Property . 88 Hunlnss* Property . 89 Farms and Ranches . 90 I .ote for Sale . 91 Real Estate—Benson .. 92 Real Estate—Central . 93 _^alteal Estate—Council Bluffs . 94 gJ^Real Estate—Dundee . 95 Real Estate—Florence . 96 Real Estate Miscellaneous . 97 Real Estate—North . 98 Real Estate—South .99 Real Estate—West .100 Real Estate—Exchange . .'.10! Real Estate—Wanted . 102 Realtors .JO* Trackage Tropert/ ..^.....104 | (banquet in the church parlors Mon day evening. Patrolman Dismissed—J. F. McMil lan, patrolman, charged with Btrik i ing his wife and her mother, was dis missed by the city council yesterday. Club Kloots Officers—Paul J. Gar rotto, young attorney, was elected president of the Itallan-American Democratic club Monday night. Oth ers elected were Giacomo De Do renzo, vice president; Joe Vacantl, secretary, and Sam Pattavlna, treas urer. Court Procedure Changed—From now on the order of procedure In mu nicipal court will be changed, accord ing to County Attorney Beal. He stated that all persons charged with felony will be arraigned at 8:30 each morning, and that such cases will take precedence over all city cases. BEF.WANTAD RATES 15c per line each day, 1 c* 2 days. 12c per line each day. 5 to 6 days. 10c per line each day. 7 days or longer. The above rates apply exclusively to Want Ads which are commonly termed | “public wants,” and do not include adver | tisements of individuals or concerns adver . tislng or exploiting their businesses. THE.OMAHA BEE reserves the right to designate what constitutes a publio want Want Ads accepted at the following offices: > Main office.17th and Famam Sts (South Omaha. .N. W. cor. 24th and N Sts. Council Bluffs.,.15 Scott St. Telephone AT lantic 1000. Call for "Want” Ad Department. An ex perienced “Want" ad taker will receive your ad and a bill will be mailed later. The rates quoted above apply to either charge or cash orders. CLOSING HOURS FOR WANT ADS. Evening Edition ....11:40 a. as. Morning Edition.....9 p. m. Sunday Edition.9 p. m. Saturday These rates apply to The Sunday Bee aa well as to The Morning and Evening Bee. All week-day advertisements appear in both morning and evening editions at the one cost. THc OMAHA MORNING BEB. THE EVENING BEE. ANNOUNCEMENT DEPT. lit MAI* VAULTS ...... 1 DISTINCTIVE features, see demonstration at factory. Automatic Sealing Concrete Burial Vault. Insist upon your under* taker using no other. Every vault stamp* ed; watch for name on lid. Manufactured only by the Omaha Concrete Burial Vault Co., 5210 N. 10th St.. Omaha._ (EMKTKRIKS, MONUMENTS . 31 FOREST LAWN. North of City Limits* All revenues for perpetual care and Im provements. Offices at cemetery and 720 Brandela Theater. _ ¥ IX) R1HTS. 4 LEE'LARMONifliS JOHN BATH lWO* Kamam JA. l»u«. J. RENDER HON. 1(07 Karnaro. JA. 11(( KTNERAI. DIRECTOR* „ .. 5 F J. STACK & CO., Omaha’s d*»rtaMup * -HtHbliahmcnt a rrow A M B U L A N C E If* vo«m Thirty-third and Fa mam._ Hoffmann Ambulance Service 24th and Dodge Sis. JA. 3901. HEAFEY &~HEAFEY; Undertakers and Kiyibaimer*. Phone HA. 0265. Office 2611 Farnain. LARKIN BROTHERS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS, 4813 SO. J4TH HULSE & RIEPEN, Funeral Dlreetors, ttB Cuming. JA. 1216. CROSBY-MOORE gjg FUNERAL NOTICES . « HOAOLAND—William K.. passed on «t the home of his daughter, Mrs. F. S. McLaf forty, 2419 SpaUiing St., Monday, January 8, 1923. Mr. Hoagland is survived by 8 daughters, Mrs. F. S. Me Lafferty, Mrs. John Sheckler, La Grange, 111.; Miss Jasmine G. Hoagland, Chicago, 111.; 3 sons, E. B. Hoagland. Las Cruas. N. M.; Mil ton B. Hoagland of Detroit, Mloh., and William K. Hoagland, New York City; his sister, Miss Mary E. Hoagland, Joliet, III. Funeral services from Crosby-Moore Fu neral Homo, 21th and Wirt Sts., Tuesday, January 9, 1923, at 4 p. m. Interment Rose Hill Cemetery. Chicago, III. ni’SHEY—Mr rtha W., passed on at local hospital Saturday, January 6, 1923. Mrs. Hushey is survived by four sons, H. II. Hushey, F. H. Hushey, F. F. Hushey and E. R. Bushey of Omaha; three sons. Ed ward Way bright, Chicago, III.; Adam Waybright of Omaha and Andrew Way bright, West Virginia; her sister, Mrs. Mary Norton, Omaha. Neb. Funeral services from Crosby-Moore Funeral homo, 24th and Wirt Sts., Wednesday, Jan. 10, 1922, at 10:30 a. m. Interment Forest Lawn cemetery. VA8SALLO—Calogro, passed on Jan. 3, 1923. aged 34 years. Mr. Vaasallo is sur vived by his father, Savltora Vaasallo, In Italy; 3 brothers, Joseph Vassallo of Oma ha and Boco Vaasallo, Canton, O. Funeral services from Crosby-Moore Fu neral Home, 24th and Wirt Sts., Tuesday, January 9. 1923, at 1:30 p. m.. to St. Ann’s Catholic Church, 24th and Pacific Sts.. 2 p. m. Interment Holy Sepulchra cemetery. ANDERSON—Airs. Malvena, died Jan. 8, 1923, past 70 years of age. She Is sur vived by 3 daughters. Mrs. A. T. Hewitt and Mrs. \V. E. Rhoades of this city, and Airs. F. W. Metzger of St. Louis. Mo.; also 2 sons. Frank D.. of Denver, Colo., and Charles of Brunswick, Mo. Funeral services Wednesdsy at 2 p. m. from tho residence of Mrs. Rhoades, 4819 Casa street. Interment Forest Lawn ceme tery. Crane mortuary In charge._ SKARDA Mrs. Anna, age 65 years, at her residence 2814 F street, Tuesday afternoon after one weeks illness of pneu monia. There are left to mourn her loss 5 eon*, John, Edward. William, Harry George, and Ralph: 3 daughters, Mrs. If. E. Cox, Mrs. Harry P. Draper, Mrs. James Shainhols. all residing in Omaha. Funeral arrangements will be given later by Heafey A Heafey. WEST-—Jeannie A-. age 78. She is survived by on© son, Earl C. of Wichita, Kan.; one daughter. Mrs. F. W. Reeves. Funeral Wednesday afternoon from John A. Gentleman’s Mortuary at t p m. In tel meat Forest Lawn cemetery. ANNOUNCEMENT DEPT. LOST AND FOUND .. 8 TELEPHONE ATLANTIC 10000. and dictate your •'Want1' Ad to The Oma ha Hee. Each advertisement will receive prompt and careful attention. LOST—Silver wrist watch on velvet rib bon between 26lh and Woolworth and 24th and Cuming, Sunday. Reward. JA. 4039. after 6 AT. 9544. LOST—Between 16th and 18th street and Dodge and Farnam, bunch of keys. Re turn to Mrs. M. C. Bradley, El Beudor. LOST—Airedale, female, not full grown; name Gypsy. Return 816 N. 43d. Reward. LOST—Diamond ring, Strand theater, Fri day. Valued gift. Large reward. 1JA. 2680. NOTICES . ft RAYMOND T. COFFEY. Former chief deputy county attorney, has opened up offices for general practice. 529 | First Nat. Bank Bldg. AT. 1661. PERSONALS . 10 THE SALVATION Army Industrial home solicits your old clothing, furniture, maga zines. We collect. We dlatrlbute. Phone JA. 4135 and our wagon will call. Call and Inspect our new home, 1110.1112-1114 Dodge street. TO whom It may concern: I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by my wife, Mrs. F. A Peters, from this date, Jan. 8, 1923. Signed. F. A. Peters. TO TELEPHONE YOUR • ‘ WANT” AD Call AT. 1000 and ask for a “Want” Ad taker. MENUS, programs, special and birth an nouncements printed on short notice. 483 Branded® Tljea. Bldg. Phone AT. 397 8. FREE demonstration. perfumed liquid kills cock roaches, bedbugs, ants, moths, etc. AT, 7163.__ THEATRICAL historical masque costumes, for plays and parties, at Listen’s. Omaha. a. M. D.: We must communicate with you. —C. B. D.__ RENT Hoover vaouum, 11.25. HA, l<». TYPING done at home. WE. 17*4. AUTOMOBILE DEPT. j ALTO* FOR SALK • . .. IS Buy Them With Confidence DRIVE THEM WITH SATISFACTION. Why take a chant’® when you can buy a good Used Car on a MONEY BACK GUARANTEE? Various Makes, Models and Styles. Ask about our plan. 140.00 AND UP. Priced to give value received. TERMS WITHOUT FINANCE CHARGE. Open anti Closed Jobs. Cgme in and look them over. Open Evenings and Sundays. Willys-Overland, Inc., 2062 Farnam Street. Hudson Sedan Pretty snappy weather these days. The cold wind goes right through the old red flannels if you are driving an open cur. Why not come in and see some of our Hud son Sedan* which make winter driving a pleasure. They range In price from 1750 upward. Tour open car a* a down payment an«l month ly payments on the balance will enable you to drive in comfort. Come in today. Ws want to talk to you. Guy L. Smith NEW AND USED CARS AT A BARGAIN. Ford cars and trucks. $50 and up. Ford bodies and winter tops. Care sold on terms to reliable parties. UOLD8TKOM AUTO HALES CO. Central Garage. Open Day and Night. lain Harney Street._JA. 2468. HOME bargains In used Forde; prompt delivery of new Fords. M’CAFFREY MOTOR CO.. The Handy Ford Service Station. 15th and Jackson Sts. AT. 7711. NEW and used Fords, cash or terms C. E PAULSON MOTOR CO.. Authorised Ford and Lincoln Dealers. 20th and Ames Ave._KB. 0146 Essex Touring This la an exceptionally good late model Ksaex touring which ha* b«ten only very slightly used. Com pletely equipped. Guaranteed in every way by us. See this bargain today and let u.«* demonstrate the many good qualities of the Essex Guy L. Smith USED care that can be uaed. NEBRASKA OLD8MOBILE CO., Howard at lltL AT. 1778. USED CARS. O. N Bonney Motor Co., __3*14 Farnam, MAMMON sedan. In excellent condition. Will be aold at a remarkably low prica. Call Mr Van Camp, HA. 0710._ OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOO ° Ford Roadster ° O We have one exceptionally good O O Ford roadster which la a good buy O O at $100 cash/ No starter, but baa O O new Lee tires and a special tight O O fitting door-opening curtain Job. O O as It is a real value for the money. O O Runa fine and juat had new bands O O Installed. See this roadster today O o Guy L. Smith § oooooooooooooooocoooooooo YOUR HEALTH depends partly on cur tains. We fix them to protect you. PFEIFFERS. 2526 Leavenworth. 1920 REVERE car, 4.eyl. Dusenberg mo. tor, first class condition. Will sacrifice for $1,000. HA. 7655. _ _ USED Ford parts at half mice. Parts for all standard make cars. Neb. Auto Parta. 1016 Harney gt, _ __ HOLLY, expert auto trimmer. Ill 8. 34th. * BUSINESS SERVICE DEPT. nilUlEBg, CONTRACTORS . 22 CARPENTERING, remodeling, repairs, hardwood floor*. J. O. Krage, Ke. 4842. GARAGES built, any style and sise, flOO up. Concrete work. Mlcklln Lumber and Wrecking Co. Tel. WE. 6565. DETECTIVE AGENCIES . 24 RELIABLE Detective Bureau, Railway Ex. Bldg., JA. 2066; night, KE. 8812. JAMES ALLAN 312 Neville Blk. Evidence secured in all rases. AT. 1136. i Private Detective—lT W. LONGNBCKER! 3136 Young St., Omaha. Tel. KE. 4798. MOVING, H [PHAGE . 88 ESTIMATE furn. on packing, mov. and storing. Contracts taken by Job or hour. Globe Van A Storage Co. JA. 4338, AT 0230. Grossman & Sons, owners. Moving—Packing—Storage. Gordon Fireproof Warehouse A Van Co. _219 N 11th St. Phone JA. 3032. BEKINS OMAHA VAN A STORAGE. 18th and Leavenworth Sts. Parking, mov ing, storage, shipping. JA. 4163. Mll.IINKRN DRESSMAKERS . *7 FUR coats, suits rellned, altered. HA. 6804 SEWING by the day. Call WE. 1326. PATENT ATTORNEYS . J. W. MARTIN. Patent Attorney, 1712 Dodge, room 209. Also Washington, D C. I help inventors sell their patents. RINTERS, ENGRAVERS . SI EDDY Printing Co., 312 8 11 St. JA. 6068 I RQFESSIONAL SERVICES . DENTAL X-ray. 60o each; IS full set 619 Securities Bldg.. 16th and Farnam PRESCRIPTIONS carefully compounded at the 6 Sherman & McConnell Drug Stores. SERVICE* OFFERED .S4 ACCORDION, BIDE, kntfa, bo* pleating, covered buttons, all styles; hemstitching, buttonholes. Write Ideal Button A Pleat ing Co., 301 Brown Block. Omaha, Neb. Telephone JA. 1936. I.EARN to dance for 94 at KEEPS 1818 Farnam* Classes 'Mon., Wed. and Fsl. nights. Danoing Tues . Thurs., Sat. and Sun nights. Private lessons by appolnt ments. JA. 6470. NEBRASKA PLEATING. Hemstitching, Covered Buttons* 1806 Farnam, second floor. Ja. 5670. SPECIALIST all kinds fruit tree*, trees trimmed, cared for, transplanting. WE. 1608, FILMS DEVELOPED FREE. The Ensign Co.. 1607 Howard St. OMAHA PILLOW CO.—Feathers ren ovated and made up in new feather proof ticking, 1907 Cuming. JA. 2467. EDUCATIONAL DEPT. BUSINESS COLLEGES . 87 DAY SCHOOL—NIGHT SCHOOL Complete courses In accountancy, machine bookkeeping, comptometry, shorthand and typewriting, railroad and wireless teleg raphy civil service and all English and commercial branches. Write, call or phone Jackson 1665 for large illustrated catalog. Address BOYLES COLLEGE, _Boyles Bldg., Omaha. Neb. Day or Evening sessions DWORAK BUSINESS COLLEGE. Wead Bldg., 18th and Farnam. AT. 7415 VAN SANT SCHOOL OF BUSINESS. 8 E Cor Nineteenth and Douglas. JA. 9890. MUSICAL. DANCING, DRAMATIC ... 40 LJ 8 E T H E TELEP HONE. call Atlantic 1000 and telephone your "Want" Ad to The Omaha Bee. Remem ber, Omaha Bee "Want’’ Ada bring bet ter results at lesser cost. ANNIE E. GLASGOW, voice and piano 603 Karbach Blk._JA. 1081._ TRADE SCHOOLS ..41 WANTED—Men, ladies and boya to learn barber trade; big demand: wages while learning; strictly modern. Call or write 1 403 Dodge St. Tri-City Barber College MOLER BARBER COLLEGE. 110 S. 14th St. Write for catalog. EMPLOYMENT DEPT. I’KM' H \NTKI>—FKMAI.K .. 44 WANT two unemployed women of neat appearance, age over 30, depending on own income who can begin work Im mediately, short hours and permanent. Helling experience preferred but not neces sary. See Mr. Gremmels at Caslte Hotel, J to 5, Wednesday and Thursday this week. COOK wanted on ranch near Gothenburg. No house work. Five men and man and j wife here. Good wages. Apply Reynolds and Kimball. Brady. Neb. GOOD girl or middle-aged woman for gen eral housework. Must have good refer ences. Good wages to party not afraid to work. 3139 8. 24th St. __ SALESLADY wanted. Excellent commis sion to capable, energetic party. Must have good references. Give phone number for appointment. Address Box W-634, Omaha Bee. WANTED—An experienced white girl for general housework, mornings. Gall WA. WANTED—Immediately, woman for gen eral housework; one capable of taking full charge of home. 409 Ho. 35»h St. WANTED—At once, an experienced rook; Swedish preferred. Mrs. N. B. Updike. 3114 Jackson. WANTED—White girl for general house work. Family of 2. Phone WA. 0983. WANTED—Second maid. Apply at 20t> S. 3gd Ave._ WHITE girl for general housework; with references. WA. 6190. HEI.I* WANTED—MALE . 45 EXPER1ENGED butcher, capable of hand ling men and buying meats and operating a small chain of markets. One with cut rate experience preferred. Write giving experience, age and references. Box W. 636, Omaha Bee. WANTED—500 able-bodied men; good pay. short hours. Apply room 421, Arthur Bldg . 310 So. 18th Ht. i SEVERAD with or without selling exper- 1 Ienc$ to represent the Delineator mag azine. 301 Baird Bldg., 17th and Douglas j Streets. GLOtHlNG—Gity salesman to sell men’s tailor-made clothing. See Mr. Frils, 308 South 19th St, EMPLOYMENT DEPT. AC.LMH. SALESMEN . 47 SALESMEN WANTED—Reliable. ener gy t Jo men to sell national brand fruit tress and a general line of nursery stock. Unlimited opportunities. Every property owner a prospective customer. Carl Heart sarned $2,312.67 In 18 weeks, an average of 9128.48 per week. You might be juat as successful. Outfit and inslruc* tions furnished free. 'Steady employment. Cash weekly. Write for terms. National Nurseries. Lawrence, Kansas. SALESMAN WANTED—An active, ejf perlenced specialty salesman familiar with retail grocery trade, to advertise and sell soap in Iowa, Nebraska, South Dakota. Salary and expenses paid. State, age, ex perience ar.c references. Address Box W-622, Omaha Iieo. S A LE S M A N WANT E D—W111 arrange salary and expenses with good man. Write Clyde-L Rubber Company, South Bend, Ind. SHOE salesman wanted. John Feldman, 109 N. 16th St. SITUATIONS WANTED—FKMALK ...48 \\ <»MAN wants d:iv wo. k W I 3214. SITUA1 IONS WANTED—MALE_.. 49 YOUNG man, 25 yeats. desires position In bank or office. Experienced. Excellent references. Address Box W-623, Omaha Bee. FINANCIAL DEPARTMENT BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ........ RO FOR SALE—An A No. I grocery and hardward business, Including good frame *tore building 25x60—warehouse 10x20— 2 lot* 25x142 ft. F'rame building 12x16 on lot 13x142, same adjoining store and used as produce station. Also good Im plement business sold separately. Right location, good community. A good pay ing business for the right parties. Must sell. FLst come, flrse chance. Farm ers Union Co-operative Association. Ap ply to Win. Lindahl, secretary, llordvllie. Neb. LIVE PARTNER WANTED. Have you $2,000 or $4,000? You can buy *,i or interest in cash business doing over $20,000 yearly. Confectionery, best location In county seat of 3,000 inhabi tants. good salary and good investment on your money. Write v. a. mcpherson _Harlan, Iowa. DENTAL OFFICE—One of best in Ne braska for sale, nil new and up to date equipment at less than Invoice, present location for 20 years, no competition for right party, central Nebraska. Address Y.2140, Omaha Bee. GENERAL merchandise at invoice about $5,000; stock located 25 miles south of St. Paul on C. U. W. and C. M. & St. P. By. J. At. Thurtnen. Empire, Minn. 30-CAR garage, with repair shop, doing good business. Sacrifice If taken at once. Good location. Steam heat. 2604 Taylor. KE. 3413. INVESTIGATE THIS DEAL. Blacksmith shop worth $4,000, at a bar gain. G. A. Taylor, Colome, S. D. HOTEL and restaurant for railroad men. A money maker. 900 West Broadway, Council Bluffs. Mrs. James Warmoth* BARBER SHOP, 2-chalr, doing good husim-ss. For particulars address Box 104, Philip, 8. D. AUTHORIZED battery station in a county scat in southwest Iowa. Address, Y-2138, Omaha Bee. GRAIN ELEVATOR, complete, for rent; i one year for $360. F. A. Post, LeMarn, la. DAIRY, latest improvements, close to city, good proposition Cal 1 WA. $911. _ INVESTMENT* .51 ARE you willing to discount your second mortgage for cash? If so, see F. C Horacek & Co , 640 First Nad Uk. Bidg I. H. M1THEN pays most for LIBERTY BONDS. 921 City Nat. Bank Bldg. LOANS ON REAL ESTATE .<12 CITY ILIANS—NO DELAY. Funds on land, optional payments. Semi annual Interest. Five year loans from $500 to $3,000 wanted. J. R. DAY & COMPANY, 505 Keeline Bldg. AT. €994, Omaha. 34 Pearl St._Tel. 101, Co. Bluffs. 6 PER CENT money. Under bankers re serve system, 0 per cent loans inay be secured on city or farm property, to buy, build, improve, or pay Indebtedness. Bank ers Reserve Deposit Co., 1648 California Ht., Denver, Colo. WE have cash on hand to loan on Qmaha residences. E. II. LOUGEE. INC., b38 Keeline Bldg. WB BUILD AND FINANCE HOMES AT 6 PER CENT. _L. K. 3HOBTAK, AT. H2«. STRAIGHT 5-year Ioann, 6Vfc per cent AMOS GRANT CO.. 201 S. 18th. Arthur Bldg. AT. 8380. LOW rate on city property; quickly cloned. No monthly payments. JA. 1F33. _ W. T. GRAHAM. OMAHA HOMES—EAST NEB. FARMS O’KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO., 1016 Om. Nat. Bk. Bldg JA. 2716. • 100 TO $10,000 loans made promptly F. L>. VVEAD and D It. BOWMAN. IIP 18th 8t. Wead Bldg. AT Pill FIRST mortgage loans made promptly on Omaha real estate S ho pen A Co, Real torn, JA 4228 230 Keellne Bldg. F A 1tM I jo A N ff "" Large or amall, West Net*, farms, rancho*. Kloko Investment Co., 845 Om. Nat. Bk. MONEY to loan on farms and Omaha real estate. MYERS & RAINBOLT CO., 424 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg., JA. 0746. GARVIN BROS., 645 Omaha Nat. Bldg. ON IMP. PROPERTY. NO DELAY. MONEY TO LOAN . AS LOWEST UATEH. EASY TERMS. NEW RATES SCHEDULE. LOANS $16 to $200. On Furniture, Pianos. Etc. Left lu Your Possession. AT LOWEST RATES, rAY ON PRINCIPLE. t 3 per month on $ 30 loan. $ 6 per month on $ 50 loan. $10 per month on $100 loan. $20 per month on $200 loan. These small monthly payments will repay a loan In full, plus a small service charge. LICENSED BY STATE OF NEBRASKA. GUARANTEE LOAN COMPANY. 209 South 16th Rf. 314 Karbach Blk. Tel. JA. 6046. DO YOU NERD MONEY? J0—60—76—100—200—600 DOLLARS er any other amount at legal ratea. No publicity, easy payments. Thirty years In business OMAHA LOAN COMPANY. 606 Karbach Blk. Tel JA. 2216. _Southwest Cor, jgth and Douglas Sta. COX Co , loans $5 ana up on wages, cars and furniture; confidential; 25 yra, astab. 612 World-Herald Bldg. JA. 2288. LIVESTOCK DEPARTMENT DOGS, CATS, IIIIU’S, PKTB . g.~i DOGS—American bull terrier*. All pedi greed. Of finest blond llpea in America. Shuloma Kennels, 4336 Saratoga. KE. 0879. POULTRY AND NHTL1KH .87 YOU buy the best chicks for the least money shipped everywhere; guaranteed alive or replaced; from Colwell’s Hatch ery, Smith Center, Kan. PURE bred Rosecomb White Wyandotte cockerels. Write for prices. Mrs. Cha*. F. Rows. Laurel, Neb. WHITE Wyandotte hatching eggs. Call KE. 03S9. MERCHANDISE DEPT. ( I.OTHINO AND FURS . 60 TAN broadcloth dress and hand em broidered hand made white net dress, size 30. HA. 1)983 _ FULL DRESS suits and Tuxedos for rent ,1 a 3128. 109 N. 16th Street. L Feldman LADIES’ genuine beaver coat, finest qual ity, good as new. HA- 7779. ARMY Shoes. 12 90 701 No ICth. FI KI. AND FEED ...61 Good coal quick. Fuel Service Co. AT. 3741. HOUSEHOLD GOODS ........ 68 COMEDY AND TRAGEDY AT THE STEPHENSON AUCTIONS! Comedy when some article that no one apparently has any use for is bought, tragedy when the sellers because of death, moving away or some other reason, have to raise cash quickly and break up their home. Circumstances prote to be the buyers’ best friend. Learn hu man nature—visit our auction, WED.. JAN. 10, at 1:30 P. M. STEPHENSON AUCTION HOUSE. - 1509 Capitol Ave. Half Block Ea.st of the P. O. FOR SALE—Waxed oak dining room set, 2 rocking chairs, 1 morris chair, 1 oak library table. 1 bed. 2 rugs, gas stove dishes. All good condition. 1402 No. 33d St. LEAVING city and must sell furniture for small apt., cheap. Apartment may be rented if desired. JA. 2994. LOWEST "WANT" AD RATES in Omaha Telephone your "Want” Ad to AT. 1000 and secure better results at lesser cost. FURNITURE AT AUCTION Tonight and Tomorrow Afternoon. DOWD8 AUCTION HOUSE. EXPERT sewing machine repairing. M1CKELS. 16th and Harney. AT. 4361 We make, refinlsh, rebuild reed furniture. Omaha R. A R. Co., 640 8. 16th. JA. 20#8. ■IEWE I WV AM) W ATCIIKS .A! DIAMONDS. We pay the best prices with privilege to buy back at small profit. GROSS JEW ELRY CO., Omaha, Neb., 403 N. 18th 8t. Telephone Ja. 6049. MISCELLANEOUS . . 66 KINDLING, sawdust, shavings for sale Bradford-Kennedy Co. phone JA. 6740. RADIO AND 8UPPIJEM. THE NEWEST IN RADIO—The missing Link—since phone broadcasting started a compact up-to-the-minute simple broad casting time schedule, showing the hour and minute of many large broadcasting stations, broadcasting their programs, markets, weather, news, aporta, concerts, etc. Just off the press. If your dealer hasn’t it, write direct. 30 cents per cop*. The Handy Radio Co., Moravia, la. .STORE AND OfFU r EQUIPMENT. ., 70 TELEPHONE ATLANTIC 1000 and ask for a “Want'' Ad taker. Re member Omaha Bee "Want" Ada bring better results at lesser cost. WE BUY, sell safe, make desks, show cases, etc. Omaha Fixture A Supply Co., s. w. corner 11th and Douglas. JA. 2784 SWAP COLUMN . 72 NO SWAP—NO PAY! NO SWAP—NO PAY! Dispose of the things you have for the articles you want through a three line “Want” Ad in this column. Run it three days. A box number will be sup plied and the replies will come to our office first. Iou, in turn, may call for them. If you swap, a bill will be sent to you at our regular rates. If no swap is made, no bill will be sent. Remember—NO SWAP—NO PAY. This offer Is good only In Omaha and excludes all business ads. Business “Want” Ads !n this column will be charged our regular lates. Th‘a proposition is offered merely as a service to our readers and to increase the interest in the rapid growth of The Omaha Bee “Wunt” Ad Columns. This offer #ppllea only to the SWAP Column. For rates in other classifications see rate card. Remember—NO SWAP—NO TAT. EXCHANGE 16.000 equity in 320 acres Kim ball county land: ICO acres under cultiva tion. for city property or collateral. Ad dress S-Rll, Omaha Bee. WILL TRADE brnnd new photo allun received for Xmas gift, value $5, for any thing man can u»o. Address 8-555 Omaha Bee. $1,000 euity in SoTTcre farm ' iVT Phelps county. Missouri. Mortgage $100. What have you to swap. Address 8-665, Omaha Bee. OLIVER typewriter and orchestra bells for sale or will swap. What have you? Address 8*557, The Omaha riee. WILL swap typewriter No 5 Underwood or No. 6 Royal for mahogany bookcase. Address S-547, Omaha Bee. WILL swap good Kansas farm for small business or anything of equal value. Box 8-508, Oinah'i Bee. MINK SCARF, practically new In ex change for floor lamp. Box S-509, Omaha Bee.___ WANTED TO lit Y ..,. t.. 78 DESKS. pBSRB.' DESKS. New desks, used desks bought, sold and traded. .1 C Reed 1207 Fa.rnam AT 6141 WANTED to purchase, very light sleigh or cutter for team of small ponies. Call JA. 116$, I ■■ — ■ ■ ■ MERCHANDISE DEPT. WANTED Til BI T .• . 71 WANTED—Orange peel bucket about an cubic feet capacity and double drum hoiat. Emil Hultllne. Saronvllle, Neb. CLOTHING—Best price paid. James H Ilolmea, 221* N. 24th. WE. 3320. RENTAL DEPARTMENT. APTS.. FLATS. t’NFTRMBWKQ. 15 IN THE SWEETWOOD. At Dewey avenue and Hweeiwood avenue, between 25th avenue and 28th street, 3 dealrable room*, $80 and $00. PETERS TRUST COMPANY, "Where Omaha Rents." 17th snd Farnain Sts. AT. 0544. 2113 Chicago St. Newly decorated, strictly modern, $50. First Trust Co., 100 First Nat l Bank. AT. 0729. Almost 1.000 Apts. Almost 100 furnished. All modern and fireproof. Let Drake’s rental mun find you sd apartfnent. Call us, we will take you out. DRAKE RENTAL AOENCY. Tel. JA ISOS. Cor. 17th and Howard Sts. CHICAGO HT., 302*—Beautiful five-room strictly modern apartment, first floor, frame house. Floors oik, woodwork Ivory finish. New and clean. Hsat, water and electricity furnished. Alio one bedroom, furnished. Garage. $70 winter, $80 sum mer_ _ _ TURN ER COURT. One apartment available In Omaha's most exclusive am! conveniently arranged 3 rooms apartment*, with 6-rooin accommo dations. Kent reduced. Janitor, HA. bfc96. G. M. HAUSEK, Mgr. 3108 Dodge._HA. 7140. CALL DRAKE’S. APARTMENTS AND FLATS—$33 to $100. W. J. PALMER CO. REAL ESTATE Management. AT. 8980._Keel l no Bldg JACK8QN AND *1ST AVE and • room apartments, new building. $60 and $76 winter. AT 1126 or 11A 1167. Janitor. TEL. WE. 09327" W A. 3778—Strictly "mod” ern 4 and 5-room apartments in Roland Strehlow Terrace, with heat and janitor service. SOUTH SIDE APARTMENT. Five rooms, rent $50; hot water and heat. Available January 16. Look at 4409 South 22ml St. W. J. Palmer Co. AT 8980. LEAVING city and must sell furniture for small apartment cheap. Apartment may be rented if desired. JA. 2994. FOR RENT five room, all modern brick flat, electricity and furnace heat. Reason aide rent. 1608 North 20th. Web. 3161. 30TH ST., 608 8.—3-nn. flat, electric light, hath, all mdr. ex. h^at, $21. Rasp Bros., £13 Keellne BWJg. AT 0721._ TWO ROOM FURNISHED APT. 506 8. 21st Ave. All modern. Rent $40. W. J. Palmer Co. AT 8980. PETEKH TRUST COMPANT. • WHERE OMAHA RENTS." AT. 0544. 17th and Farnam Sts. TWENTY FIRST, 608 North. 7 rooms, bath, telephone; close to 4 schools, steam heat. Brown Apts., AT. 7449. _._ TWO and 3-room, furnished apartments, strictly modern. everything furnished. 144 4 N. 17th st reet.___ EXCEPTIONALLY nice place, excellent location; 2 rooms and bath. 1IA. 4330. 64o 8. 3lht St.___ WEST Farnam district apartment, atx large, beautiful rooms, modern. HA. 7124 NO equal all seasons of year, 3 or 4-room apart. Palace block. 220 N. 23d. ONE-ROOM kitchenette apt. Claremont Hotel. 17th near Jackson. At. 5944._ H IN TE K__ INN — A T 6 960 2408 Dodge. GARAGES AND BARNS... Garage, strain beat, ^11 K 31 St. HA 7124 HOUSES, FUKMSHED ™ HA. 0406—West Farnam. 41st and Dewey Ave. Elegantly furnished home, every thing new, large living room, dining room, kitchen, 4 bedrooms and bath. $160, Also double garage.—————— HOUSES, UNFURNISHED . 79 li»TH ST., 4742 N.—G-rm. house, oak fin ish, all modern, with garage, $60. Rasp Bros., 212 Keellne Bldg. AT 0721._ EIGHT room* and sleeping porch, mod ern. HA. 6574. 311 4 Wool worth Ave. FIVE modern rooms, $20. 2562 Cuinlng St. Phone AT. 6620. HA. 7010. PARTLY modern acven-room cottage. Call HA. 2125. S912 Burt. 8 ring., mod. WA. 2441._ OFFICES AND STORES . SO 11,616 8Q. FT. ON TRACK AG E. 2 firs, of 5.808 sq. ft. esch with elevator; heat furnished; available in new, mod., fireproof bldg., in center of wholesale and freight terminal district. Can l^ase on a 1-vr. or longer basin; 1 or both firs, at a very low figure. A personal inter view required for full information. A“ BELMAN “ 723 Peters Trust Bldg. OFFICE—Furnished private office in W. O. W., $36, includes phone, waiting room, etc. You'll like it. Call AT. 1111. ATTRACTIVE studio to rent by hour or day, furnished. Downtown location. 309 Patterson Blk. AT 4914. LEASEHOLD and office furniture for sale ai 423 Arthur building. Call Atlantic $911 I I artloulara. DESIRABLE offices, large and email. Lef ! lang lullding, 16th and Capitol Ave. JA. 1 1300. PETERS' TRUST BLDG.~ 440. FOR RENT—PRIVATE OFFICE. ROOM AND BOARD .. 81 NICELY furnished front room, suitable* for two. Walking distance. Ha. 6393. NICELY furnished rooma and board if desired. 2613 California.___ ROOMS, FURNISHED . 82 HOTEL SANFORD—J9tfT” amT~Farnara. HOTEL HENSHAW—16th and Farnam. Special rates to permanent guests. CHOICE furnished room for 2 In Christian home. Splendid location. Reference re gulred. HA. 7745. _ _ LARGE, very desirable room, close In. Jan. 15. Apt. building. Gentlemen only. Ja. 4692. Warm, modern room for 1 or 2 gentlemen; Board If desired. Fine location. HA. 6339 Furnished room In private home for 1 or 2 gentlemen; meals if desired- HA. 1006. COMFORTABLE front room in private homo for gentleman. 640 S, 25th Ave. WA. 1953—Warm and pleasant room in modern home. West Farnam district. TWENTY-SECOND ST.. 4614—Earn, mgd ern front furnished room. MA. 2613. Sfl’EETWODU AVE. 410—Hoorn In mod etn brick flat, close in, reasonable SLEEPING room to rent in private family, ref. required. KE. 2639. Mod, rm . steam heat. >3.60. 724, N. 18th. ROOMS 1-0R HOUSEKEEPING .84 NINTH ST., 2103 South; 2 connecting modern rooms for light housekeeping or sleeping, 4iot water heat; one block to Farnam car. 2707 DODGE—One or two-room'' furnished apartments, warm, modern, very reason able. 19th St.. 2032 N..—Two large rooms and alcove. Everything complete. WK. 3979. FARNAM St., 4 466—2 rooms] newly deu erated. WA. 6513 2 und 3*room opts. 1112 H. 11th St. HUMS ,\Mi RANCH EH* 0t» i ALIFORNfA rsdiTn rilttli in lieart or' raisin d|t trlct, consisting of 140 acres. I Will divide in 60 acres each. Will return about 25 per cent on the coming year in vestment. Highly improved. Will sell or exchange for Omaha property or good | Improved farm land within 50 to 100 miles of Omaha. Call or write T. J. Shanahan. j Citlsen State bank, at Ralston. Neh. Ral ston 51. Evenings. HA. 0664. Omaha. REAL ESTATE DEPT. a< hbaob rwortaiTV .. m Duplex Flats Rent, $150; Price, $14,250 Itnuaua) opportunity. New, well hullt hlfth-i’less tcnante, Wnt Barnaul district; and only 17,750 i H,h to handle. Glover & Spain, Realtors >18-20 City Wat. JA. 2860. 30 At’KKH suburban properly nil joining thriving town, s-rooiri house, brick and i ksllaatone. strictly modern, garage for 2 car*. City school within 2 block*. Located | on state road. For details of this at- | tractive proposition. address Dox W-681, Omaha ■ ■■ ■ . ' ■ I REAL ESTATE DEPT. FARMS AMI RANCHES . . ^.. IS FOR SALE—TTlO acre* A well Improved grain and stock farm In aouiheaatarn Seek.. Canada; 700 acroa cultivated, balance pas ture and hay; near good market. Will gall at low prlco and easy terms. Writs M. L. Gordon. Caalana, Iowa. MO-ACKK farm In western Nebraeke. 1U scree winter wheat. $0 scree hcs-Ugbf. alfalfa; running water. $U,000 Improve, menta. One mile from town, good school*. $60 per Rrre, Write owner, Addrees Y 2130. Omaha Bee _ _ FOR* eels or part trade. 4U aoraa farm and ranch land located 7 miles from Sutherland, Neb; If Interested write owner. Box ISSutherland, Neb. HITS FOR SAl.H . 91 W!LfT~bul!d to your order on our beauti ful lota in Kdgewood; very eaay terms. Phone Atlantic $$40. _____ PUNDEE lot. tn»i2&. on 641b St near Far mm choice lot; owner will conelder reas onable offer c. a Criminal ja. im» uu fht V i f—IHMIFE .. M WI.INIIKKI TI, opportunliy In lovely new Dundee 0-room corner residence, up to the minute; garage to match; price. S9.30,1. Call JA 3.61 days. _ Itl VI FSTATE—MISI FI.I.ANEOFS v> 6-Room House—4 Lots Fruit—Chicken House —Etc. Dexlrably located for »nm« party workln* In town and wantlmr to rats* chicken*. Do garden'nir amt ha>e your own fruit. A nix-room houne; electric llfhts, full bae* nient; newer in the *tr**ot; close to *choot snil store*; fi blocks to street car. Price* f 2.R60—$600 cah. A. P. Tukey & Son, 630 First National Bank Bldg. JA. 423S. "Tukey Sold It ” REAL ESTATE DEPT—100— etmnO.a “We Build to Please” HASTINGS A HKYPKN Realtors_ HOME8 for workingmen. Four roome. partly modern, full lot, easy terms. $1,200. Have otti-ra Stewart. Ralston 10-w COLORKI)—76 houses for sale. E. M. Pavla, 2530 Grant Si. WE. 3430. Temple McFayden Co.. I$0$ Farnam St. ALFRED THOMAS A Son Co.. Realtors. HEAL STATE—NORTH .99 Near Minne Lu$a 5-room bungalow with large living roont, dining room service hall connecting bath bedroom, kitchen and dining room. Fu’l cemented basement, largo attio, acreencd In porch. $4,600. Small cash payment, balance monthly. Payne & Carnaby Co.* “Your Realtors." 616 Omaha Nat. Rk. Bldg JA. 1016. SOUTH front, corner lot. 64x120 ft.; street paved an! paid for. House has four room? on first floor, two bedrooms, bath ami sleeping porch on second floor; lots ol closets. Storm sash to north and west windows. Full sUed cellar with sink and floor drain. Good furnace, outside cellar way with double doors. Concrete walks Hedge fences. Nice shade trees, some fruit and flowers. Double garago and chicken house. A real home place. Inquire 3522 Grand Ave. Have Three Buyers I for Beinls Park homes. Chas. W. Yount A Bon. 160S City Nat’l . At. 9668. 5- ROOM bungalow, all modem, built-in . features, oak finish, Walnut Hill district. 1500 cash. Phone AT. 5911 nr JA. 64M evenings, gek for Miss Puckett. r,nmnKollJ’er,»oni'' service homo V. aiU]JUtll builder. Get c tlmate. 627 K.ollns Bids. AT. >044 or WA, 6704. JUST completing a 5-rootn bungalow, «»a floora and finish. Breakfast nook. $5,150 —easy terms. Ja. 6134 evenings. 3737 DKCATUR—6-Rm., ModT ' Ex7~heaT; 3 lots; $500 cash, balance monthly. Crelgh, 668 Bee. Tel. JA. 0200. New 6-ro in Colonial, all modern. A bargain, located 6944 Florence Blvd. | Norris A Norris. JA. 4270 j D E. BUCK A CO buy end sell homes j HEAL ESTATE—HOUTH ., • •.l>!» BRAND NEW, NIFTY BUNGALOW, $5,500. Five rooms and hath, oak finish fn main rooms. oak floors throughout, w’hlte j enamel bedrooms, built-in features, large I full basement, extra large lot, one block i to car; call OSBORNE REALTY CO.. 6 30 Peters Trust Bldg JA. 2282 BUY this 5-rm. bungalow, withT2 rm.s. finished in Attic. Face* into Pasadena Avo. Only 1500 ca.li. Call Hlgl>e«, HA 2J47. tonight, or JA 4228 tomorrow. 6- ROOM, fully modern garage, $4 160. Near 23d and Bancroft* want of/er. Jail Rest. AT. 6135. HA. S714. HEAL KNTATK-—WEST.ICHl Edgewood Bungalow Now under construction. Five ex cellent rooms on one floor, with room for large airy room on rcoml floor. Frame cnstructlon.. Press brick foundation. Oak floors, oak and enamel finish. Paved street. Price complete, $8,LOO. For ap pointment to inspect call Grant Benson Sunday and evenings, WA. 1580. Benson & Carmichael, Realtors. 842 Paxton Block. AT. 8540. BRAND NEW BUNGALOW. 1200 DOWN. Five rooms and bath room with plumbing roughed in. Oak floora. full cemented basement dnd kitchen cabinet. Price 13 600. Close to school and carltne. Call r Pederaon. HA. 74S2 or AT. 7412 days. New Hours—Your terms. AT 4f56*. Grove-Hibbard Co/’ir.t LPAVINO CITY. MUST 8ACR1FICK » HOOM MODERN HOUSE NEAR CHURCH AND SCHOOL. PRICE »L>.9S6 ; Jl.OOn CASH: BALANCE |24 MONTH. 3846 DE CATER To b"v or sell Omaha Krai '-’«tate nr Byrt C. Fowler Co., Realtors. Successors Fowler & McDonald. JA. 1fJ>. KKAI. ESTATE—EXCHA.Nf. B .nil I'.Xi IIANOE—330 acres level Sai-ranietiln vallry land, near city. Two aria improve ments. raved highway. auilBhle for grain, dairy, fruit 1250 acre. Encumbrance 120,000: five years 6 per cent. Earl Trlm mcr, 8418 L atreet, Sacramento, CaL F1NK hog and dairy farm near Omaha Will trade for city property nr acreage Tel. AT. 6290. 106 So. J4th Kt. REAL KSTATK WANTED .... ... .14*2 WANTED—40 to 60 acre* for tiomesiter. atiburhan to Omaha: full particulars fire letter. Addreea Pearce. 2140 Forc-et AVf , Kune.is City, Mn pST your homes for able \v|ih~"ua Wa have the ctn-tomera. EATNE INVEST MENT CO., Realtot WlliarO c. Slabaugh. Rea ft or. JA. J0is‘ C JT B^TWICK. real eatata AT' 1(M. WjTfi LD Realty Co., Realtors AT7 I4F2: Western HeaJ^ Estate"7\r JA 8o67 £!’ ace clover 6 Moral!* AT~»006 K H Benner Co.. Realtors. JA 6664. REAL ESTATE DEPART.MKNt7 ! HKAI. ERTATI8~W.\VTE1) TTnis W. J. PALMER your hmn*. J.lrt with ue and prepare movr, 41 'i JCeeltno Bldg at. IMw, LI*' — - r. - ... - R„v vo--- 1 .me. BINDER & OTIS, 11**1 Estate, Loans, Rental* * t a. 2581. C. T. Spier & Co., Realtors 304 P >j^4 Trust HlJir JA. 4*57, “Tukey Sold It** A. P Tl'K'-v ,v »uN, Kealtora. JA. 4tt*. BIRKETT rkai. katatb' A 1AVI\ Ej 1 I Sel|3 Ranla Imuraa. " Truat Bid a, JA. M3». GRIIENTG ,<K*it-v r°- x;fr»nv UHUljliUU ua f„r quiclr rcaulla 1400 ITIrai Mall Bank Bldg. JA. 1110,