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About The Omaha morning bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 12, 1923)
markets 1 ;hh?.*d' v Gl ■ t r o 'Pge * " b<g?l ™'r * • rn w^s^srib* Ml “ weight i?«nilS: ,bcst .v*arltng*: . c.frnt 1,Q..*J pounds; «*v<• ral l ,,nd« S2?allft $11.50® 11.76; bLti 18. (5^910,60; several loads short t-d western*. 18.10® 8.50; beef co.I • anners and cottars ,i,. '"rgely 2»«'Wh^ V.0, Vt'Z\ ‘'*d,h5,IkU!JL , d”'rabl« canned ts ,- 6: hun V bologna hull,, mi, a •“• VUUi beef heifers, I6.50O 7 75 Jh-.galJ[fble veal calves *10.50®u.06. . If** Receipt*, 60,000 head; fulls 10c higher; .losing, dull; bulk 150 to "in Pound avera.ee. *,.607.8.70. tW° %fM] J.ri -.„ , -; ,buf * lit ! to 300-pound butchers, • I ■ > weghty larking sows, dull, heatruMe pigs, mostly Jit; 5,. «•«*»; holdover J.i^ra!. * h. 4d‘gPr»t K I'*mba—Receipt*. 15,000 - si ker/ unn ini,hf' "!' at,v- K>p. *13 00 to in an, 1 shippers: nuik desirable fat .Iambi. *14 36© 14 73; clippeu ted uml', 813.25® !2 76; feeder.,' active? bulk • eet i able feeding Iambs, 814.50® 14.60; • held higher; good lOO-poura! fed > "hug wi-ttli-rs. 111.50; sheep. sle„dy to sh'do lower, heavy fat ewes, |5.0(i©6.50; ! "blT,rt/.,'h,aku.p to **■*"• butd for one • ai itrktly rhoke 110-pound rwea. Shut* City Live Stock. biou* City, la.. Jan. 11—Cattle—Re jetpts. -.600 head; market steady to rone good fed Btoers and yearlings. 59 no '0 1 ", •armed up steers and yearlings ‘ ' ' "i, *"P. *’" s": fat rows and helf ms it in f67.5j; esnners 82.00©3.00; veala. V.. "0; feeding cows and heifers, 1i 00; t . ders. 15 0007.76; calves f 4.00#j>7.50; fttockera. I5.00fjp7.50. Hogs—Receipts, 10,000 head; market r:ow. steady. 10c hlghep; butchers. J, 3"® "30. top. 58.30 bid, mixed, 57.75©*.15; packers, 57.4007.75; stags, «.00©6.26. Sheep and Lambs—Receipts, 2,000 head market steady; larmbs, 514.60; ewes, 57.50. St. Joseph Live Stoek. St. Joseph, Mo. Jan. 11 — Hogs—Re ceipts, 10,000 h-.id; market slow; no early sal*-*, early aids around steady; mostly held higher. Cattle—Receipts, 2,000 head; market active, fully steady to strong on most most classes; no good steers and yearlings here; top early, $7 90; beef cows look strong to shade higher at $4 76@6.00: a few cannets. $2-5002.75; veal calf top, • arly, $10.00; SOO-pound feeder steera, $7.10. Sheep and Lambs—Receipts. 4,500 head; f< d western ewes averaging’ around 112 pounds, $7.50; looks steady, no lambs sold early. Chicago Totato^a. Chicago, Jan. 11.—Potatoes—Steady; receipts. 25 cars; total U. S. shipments, Ml l ira: Wisconsin sacked round whites, $0 90c cwt*; Hustles sacked. 95@$1.06 • wt.; Idaho sa ked round whites. 9t»c<tf Jl.oo cwt ; Idaho sacked russets branded $1.60 cwt. Index to Want Ads ANNOUNCEMENT DEPARTMENT. liuxlal Vaults . | Card of Thanks . *> Cemeteries. Monuments .. g Florists .. 4I Funeral Directors .* 5 Funeral Notires .. I Future Ktentn . 7 i Lost and Found . H Notices . 9 Personals . . ’ jo ' AUTOMOBILE DEPARTMENT. Auto Accessories, Tires . II luto Agencies . Autos For Sale . 13 Autos to Kscliango . 14 Autos anted . f. 15 Oarages—Repairing . in Motorcycles, llieyeles . 17 ' Service Stations . 1H 1 ThaI—Livery . 19 | Trucks* Tractors. 20 BUSINESS SERVICE DEPT. Accountants, Auditors . 21 ' Builders, t ontractors . 22 j Dancing Academies . 28 1 Detective Agencies . 24 Insurance—All Kinds . 25 Mm ing, Storuge . 26 Milliners, Dressmakers . 27 Fainting, Capering ..26 Patent Attorneys . 20 ' Plumbing, Heating . 30 Printers, Fiagravers . 31 Professional Sendees . 32 Repairing .38 I Ben lees Offered . 34 Tailoring. Pressing . 35 Wanted—Business Service . 36 to EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT. Business Colleges . 87 (orrespundenc© Course® . 38 tiencral Instruction . 39 Musical, Dancing, Drumatlc . 40 Trade School®’ .41 Wanted—Instruction .42 EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT. Employ ment Agencies . 43 Help Wanted—Female . 44 Help Wanted—.Male . 45 Help—Mule or Female .46 \gent*. Salesmen . 47 situations Wanted—Female . 48 Situations Wanted—Male. 49 FINANCIAL DEPARTMENT. Business Opportunities . 50 Investments . 51 Loans on Real Fistate.53 Money to hmn . 53 W anted to Borrow . .. 54 LIVE STOCK DEPARTMENT. Dogs, C'ats. Birds, l’et® . 55 Hornet, C attle. Vehicle® .56 Poultry and Supplies. 57 Wanted—Live Stock .58 MERCHANDISE DEPARTMENT. Building Material .59 Clothing and Furs . 60 Fuel and Feed . *1 Hood Things to Fiat . 62 Household Ooods . 63 Jewelry and Watches . 64 Machinery and Tools . 65 Miscellaneous 66 Musical Instruments . 67 Radio ami Supplies . 68 Seeds, Plants. Fertilizers .. 69 Store und Office Equipment . 70 Store Special® .JJ Swap Column . * Wanted to Buy . RENTAL DEPARTMENT. Apts., Flats, Furnished . Apts.. Flats. Cnfurnished . 75 Farms for Rent .. 2? Oarages and Barns . ^ Houses, Furnished . j»8 Houses, I nfurnlslied . Offices and Stores .. 80 Room and Board . ”1 Rooms, Furnished . J Room. Cnfurnished . *}* Rooms for Housekeeping . 81 Wanted to Rent . Where to Fiat . . 66 Where to Stop in Omaha . 87 REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT. ^ Acreage Property . ... 88 Business Property . 89 •■arms and Ranches . 90 Lots for Sale 91 Real Fstate—Qclison . ”2 Heal Fatale—Central . 98 Heal Estate—Council Bluffs . 91 Real Fist ate—Dundee . 95 Real Estate—Florence . 96 Real Estate Miscellaneous . 97 Real Estate—North . ™ Real Estate—South . 99 Real Estate—West .,,,(| Heal Estate—Exchange . Heal Estate—Wanted . Realtors .. Trackage Property .1 announcement dept. < M(1* or TM4V l\ > Ws wish U» thank m.r many friend. »n;l neghbora for their kindness an.l beautiful floral offerings .luring the sickness an 1 ,.f OU' beloved mother; eeneelnlly the members of the Stage Employes ’"""mu and MRS. HARRY Bt’SHEr \,r AND MRS EDWARD BDSHET. FRANK Ul'SIfEY. FRED Bt'SHKY. ___ C :--; - ~ ’ ’ EEOK1-I' ■ LEE LARMON 19th and Douglas. JOHN BATH pm« Farnam. JA 1906._ J. HENDERSON. 1507 Farnam. JA. 125g I l NEK II DIKECTOM . » F. J. STACK & CO., Omaha's h^st undertaking establishment. AMBULANCE™ Thirty-third and Farnam HEAFEY^& HEAFEY, ^ l • dcrtnkert and Embalmers. ^ Phone HA OiA•• «Aff:, ,* "Kli Farnam. Hoffmann Ambulance Service -»lh and Dodse Sts. JA 3*01. V If You Have S mething to Sell— or exchange — or want to buy —or lease — or lend — or borrow — or want to hire someone — or get a job yourself—use an Omaha Bee “Want” Ad ANNOUNCEMENT DEPT. ITXKKW. UIKK( TORS . ft LARKIN BROTHERS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS, 4113 so mth HULSE & RJEPEN, Funeral Dim furs, 2:_4 Cuming. .TA 1228 CROSBY-MOOREHl / . FUNERAL NOTICES . « WKISS—otto A . aged 59 yeara, died at his home. 4323 H. 21st St He '» ?uTV,Kd H his w;fe> 2 laughter*. Dora and Ruth. . slep.daughter*. A! ie and Ruth: Mother, Mrs. Herman IVeiss, and brother. Ernest, of Rapillion; sftter. Xlre F. Hauer of Omaha. Funeral Friday at in a. m. from St. I.ultes Lutheran rhurrh. 25th and K Sts. Burial i **t Grace land Park cemetery. HARRY. Mrs. .Margaret, widow of the I late Thomas. She i* survived by three acijs, Charles, %John and Janies• two daughters, Mrs. J. F. McCallan and Miss l » era. ! r.u,n„wt1 SHtur,in>' morning from residence. I .012 North 21st St. at 8:30 to Sacred I Heart church at 9 o'clock. Interment at st. Mary s cemetery. Gentlemens Mort uary in charge. j IJ°RN—Ann®. nge 7:’ years, wife of John I Hurn. passed away Thursday. She is sur | vived by her husband and t wo sons, Chris ! ”■ Omaha, and John of Gregory, Hak; five daughters. Mrs. E K Berge Hazard, Neb ; Mrs. Harry Reschke. Nora! Magna and Elizabeth all of Omaha Funeral Saturday at 2 p. m. from the res idence, 4222 South Twenty-second street. Rev. R, Ulvlden officiating. LIVINGSTON—Hen. aged 4K years] died \N**d. Ho is survived by his mother, Mrs. william L, 2209 Monroe street; 2 broth, ers. Harry and Dick of Omaha; 1 sister, M™ Ella Gipson of Dodge Center, Minn. Funeral Friday at 3 p. m., from Brewer chapel. 24th and K Sts., Dr. R. L. Wheel, er officiating. Burial at Uraceland Park cemetery. RITCHIE—Mrs. W. R., aged 39, January 10, 1923, at the home, 4739 N. 40th St. She is survived by one daughter. Miss Leanore Ritchie: mother and father, Mr ami Mrs. Dayton Burcham. Lincoln, Neb.; one brother, Guy H. Burcham, Omaha. Funeral will be held from the Jackson 1 ndortaking Parlor*. 2 p. m . Saturday. Interment Forest Lawn cemetery ZOELLER. Babette E . wife of Otto Zoeller, 2302 Drexel street, passed away Thursday. She Is survived by h»-r hus band, one son, Paul: two daughters, Mrs. ,Flla Schmidt and Miss Elsie. Funeral Saturday at 10 a. m from Brew ers chapel Twenty-fourth and K streets. Rev. W. Schaeffer officiating. Burial at Graceland Park cemetery. WELCH—James J., passed away January 10. Funeral will bo held from residence North Thirty-fifth street, January 13, 8:30 a. m. St. Cecelia church 9 a. in. Inter- i ment Holy Sepulcher cemetery. j BLAKESLETY—Frank, age 33 years; resi dence, 1142 North Seventeenth street. Sur- j vived by wife. Mrs. May of Omaha, and one sister and two brothers of Hastings, la. Remains at Heafey & Heafey chapel. LOST AND FOUND . 8 4 clay evening, tooled leather coin puree hearing initials "A. E. I*." Finder may have reward of $5 in addition to money contained for return of the purse. Chas. E. Rush, c-o King Fong Cafe, 315 So. 16th St. TET~EPHONE AT I . A NT hTT00 OoT and dic tate your 'Want” Ad to The Oma ha B*>o. Each advertisement will receive prompt and careful attention. LOST—Between loth and 18th street and Dodge and Farnatn, bunch of keys. Re turnto Mrs. M C. Bradley, El B cud or. WATCH—Lost; gold; near Emanual Luth eran church and »;nth avenue, and Mili tary avenue. Call WA. 5180; reward. HAND bag lost. Purple knitted beaded bag In Dundee Tuesday. Call HA. 6604. Raw’d. LO8T—Airedale, female, not full grown; name Gypgy Return 813 N. 43d. Reward. I.oST — Diamond ring. Strand theater, Fri day. Valued gift. Large reward. HA. 2680. DOG—Lost, small Mexican toy, name Tiny. Return 1520 Lake. Reward. WE 6711. N0TICK8 . » I > ANT F HAL L~FO R RE NT7 Rest danco floor in north part of Oma ha. Under new management. Special prices to clubs and lodges, $8 a night; $10 Saturday night. PRAIRIE PARK CLUB HALL. £605 Ames Ave. K E. 3413. HAYMOND T. OOFFEY. Former chief deputy county attorney, has opened up offices for general practice. 529 First Nat, Rank Bldg. AT. 1661._ PERSONALS . . 10 THE SALVATION Army Industrial home solicits your old clothing, furniture, maga zines. We collect. We distribute. Phone JA. 4135 and our wagon will call. Call and inspect our new home. 1110.1112-1114 Dodge street. _ I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by my wife, Marie, on or qdter this date. E. G. Harris. 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 Brandeis Thea. Bldg. Phone AT. 3978. FREE demonstration. perfumed liquid kills cockroaches# bedbugs, ants, moths, etc. AT. 7162. _ WILL < Hre for children at my home Mon days and Fridays, 3718 Florence Blvd., WE. 6704._• THEATRICAL historical masque costumea. for plays and parties, at Llefrsn’s. Omaha 8 M. D.; We must communicate with you. •—C. B. D._._ ITeNT Hoover vacuum. $1.26. HA. 6698. , TYPING done at home. WE. 1714. AUTOMOBILE DEPT. Al'TOS KOB K\I.r... H PRICED SPECIAL Friday and Saturday Chevrolet Touring $ 40.00 Maxwell Touring. 40.no Paige Roadster . 100.00 s-CyE Scrlpps-Booth . 100.00 Chevrolet Touring (almost new) . 205.00 Buick, 7 passenger (newly painted) .. 350.OT) Willy* Six Roadster yiewly palate**) . 3n0.no Baby Overland, 1922 model 350.00 I Ford Sedan, like a new one 350.00 Oldsmoblle Six Touring... 375.00 Oldsmoblle. Sport Model. (newly painted) . 450.00 YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD WITH US. NEBRASKA OLDSMOBILE COMPANY, I Uth & Howard Sts AT. 1770. NEW AND USED CARS AT A BARGAIN. Ford cars ami trucks. $30 and up. Ford bodies and winter tops. Cars sold on terms to reliable parties. GOLDSTROM AUTO SALES CO. Central Garage. Open Day and Night. 131* Harney Street JA. 2468. SOAlE bargains In used Fords; prompt delivery of new Lords. M’CAFFRPY 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 Amos Ave._KE. 0146 USED Ford par's at half price. Parts for all standard make cars. Neb. Auto Parts, 1016 Harney St. 1920 NASH TOURING. Excellent condtiion; psint, tiros'and motor perfect. Might consider taking a Ford in trade. HA, 1134._ PAIGE—Seven-passenger, good condition, overhauled; good tires. $275. Can be seen hi 3524 No. £3d St. Sunday or 416 So. j 14th street week days. USED cars that can be used NEBRASKA OLDSMOBILE CO.. Howard sf lltL AT 177i. USED CARS. O. N. Bonney Motor Co., x Hit rsrnam. g AUTOMOBILE DEPT. ALTO!# FOR $4 f K. 0 J Big January Sale l of Used Cars l Now on 0 D 3 1922 Studebaker light six 3 roadster. 3 3921 Studebaker •pedal 3 coupe. 3 1920 Bukk touring 3 1918 Buick roadster. 3 1919 Marmon touring. 3 13M Dodge. California to; 3 1920 Chandler touring. 3 1919 Nash sedan. 3 1321 Nash aport model. 3 1918 Ford touring. 3 1918 Ford light deliver: 3 1920 Ford sedan. 3 l And Others 3 3 ) No reasonable offer refused. Every ) car Just as represented by a good > tellable company. Try them out 3 before buying. > ] Terms! Terms! ) > The 0. N. Bonney ) ) > Motor Co., > ) ) 2550 Farnam 8t. > Phone HA. 0876. > FORD OWNER. FORD OW?#R We are offering to you a few ar ticles that are necessary to put your car in shape for such weather: the merchandise is all first class .and new. and will pay you to BUY NOW at those attractive prices. Radiator. $11.75; radiator covers. *1.25; windshield glass. $2.75; 30x3V* chains, $2.35; denatured al cohol, 188 proof. 50c gallon; whee's. new or used, $3.50: road i ster and touring side curtains, $5 50 and $5.50; top covers, $5. TV's have at all times the most complete stock of used Ford parts that we are offering to you at half of list price and guarantee the same as new parts. Also parts for all standard cars. NEBRASKA AUTO TARTS CO., 1015 Harney. JA. 4931. "If It's for a FORD—we have It." FOR SALE Lincoln scven.rassenger touring car, Ortiford Lake color, driven less than 1,300 miles, paint and tires are perfect and from a me chanical standpoint It Is hardly limbered up. It has had the very best of expert care This Lincoln car wtll appeal to uny prospective buyer of a strict, ly high-grade automobile and is priced so as to effect a substan tial saving. For demonstration oaTl W. C. Boul cott, AT 0224. \ TOUR HEALTH di-pond.- partly on cur tain- We fi* them to protect you PFEIFFER'S. 2525 Leavenworth._ 1320 REVERE car. t.cyl. Lmsenberg mo. tor, first class condition. Wilt sacrifice for 11.000. HA. 7555. ______ HOLErTcxpert auto trimmer 812 S. 24th BUSINESS SERVICE DEPT. ACCOUNTANTS, AUDITORS . 21 SMALL acts books kept, annual statement, tax returns, expert acccountaot, reason able. Box W-624. Omaha Bee._ DETECTIVE AGENCIES .. 24 RELIABLE Detective Bureau, Railway Ex. Bldg. JA. 2«W»; night. KE. 3812._ JAMBS ALLAN. 312 Neville Blk. Evidence secured in all cases. AT. 1136. , .i • ...- !.. W LONGNBCKBR, 8136 Young st. Omaha. Tel. KE. 4788. Ill I FOLKS, CONTRACTORS .tS ' A R I'KNTKIUN' I. I ' ; ' hardwood floorv. J, O. Kragp. Ke. 4S42. GARAGES built, any style and nlze, $100 up. Concrete work. Mlcklln Lumber and Wrecking Co Tel. WB. 6566._; DAXC ING AC A DEM IKS J3 LEARN to dance for 14 at KEEP'S 1818 Farnam. Classes Mon., Wed. and Fri. nights. Dancing Tiles., Thurs., Sat. and Sun nights. Private lessons by appoint ments JA. 5470._ MOXING, STORAGE . 2ft ESTIMATE furn on packing, mov. and j storing. Contracts taken by Job or hour. I Globe Van & Storage Co. JA. 4338, AT. < 0230. Grossman & Sons, owners. Moving—Pa< king—Storage. Gordon Fireproof Warehouse & Van Co. 219 N Uth St. Phone JA. 3032. BE KINS OMAHA VAN A STORAGE. 16th and Leavenworth Sts. Packing, mov Ing. storage, shipping JA. 4168._ Mil i i\» K** PBESSM A RUHR.W SEWING bv i he dsv. children’s clothes a specialty. Call WL. 1326._ 1'1'R coats, sul* . rellned, altered. HA. 6804 nr HNO, rAPEMNG . PAINTING, paperhanging, plastering, pa pering from S4 to $7 a room. JA. 6051. PATENT ATTORNEYS .V>1.18 J W MARTIN, Patent Attorney. 1712 Dodge, room 209. Also Washington. D. C. I help .nventors sell their patenta_ PRINTERS. ENGRAVERS . 81 EDDY'prlntlng~Co., 213 8 18 St. JA. 6058. PROFESSION XL SERVICES . 36 DENTAL X-ray. 60o each, $3 full set 619 Securities Bldg , 16th and Farnam. PRESCRIPTIONS carefully compounded at the 6 Sherman A Me Co 11 nell Drug 8tores. SERVICED OFFERED.31 ACCORDION, SIDE, knife, box pleating, covered buttons, ail stales; hemstitching, buttonholes. Write Ideal Button & Pleat - Inc Co.. 308 Brown Block. Omaha, Neb. Telephone JA. 1936. # j BUSINESS SERVICE DEPT. SEUVftEN OFITBED ..V* NE n R A SKA PLeXt IN< i ’ Hemstitching. Covered Buttons. 1806 Farnam. secnpd floor, Ja. 6670. OMAHA PILLOW CO-*—Feathers ren. ovated and made up in new feather f ticking, 1 Ing JA .4 67. LEAVE your children whilo down town, at Omaha children’* nursery 300 Barker Blouk. 16th and Farnam. AT. 5475. i A LIST all kind tri ■ trimmed, cared for, transplanting WE. 1508. FILMS DEVELOPED FREE. The JEnsign Co.. 1607 Howard St. LAWNS—Covered with rotten manure, ser. Reasonable Call JA. 6559. BtMCOII EGB8 . 37 day s hool—nioht school*. Complete courses li> 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 7416. VAN SANT SCHOOL OF BUSINESS. S E Cor. Nineteenth and Douglas. JA. 6890. employment dept. Ml M< AL, IIAMIMi, DUAMATIC ... 40 USE THE TELEPHONE, call Atlantic 1000 and telephone your Want” Ad to The Omaha Bee. Remem ber, Omaha Bee “Want” Ada bring bet ter results at leaser cost. ANNIE E. GLASGOW, voice and piano 603 Karbach Blk. JA. 1081. TRADE SCHOOLS ... . 41 WANTED—Men, ladies and boys to learn barber trade; big demand; wages while learning; strictly modern. Call or write 1403 Pod go 8t. Tri-City Barber College. MOLETR BARBER COLLEGE! “ IIP 8. 14th 8t. Writ# for catalog HELP \V 1NTED—FEMALE . 44 GOOD girl or middle-aged woman for geu eral housework. Must have good refer ences. Good wages to party not afraid to work. 3829 R. 24th St. SALESLADY wanted. Excellent commis sion to capable, energetic party. Must have good references. Give phono number for appointment. Address Box W-634, Omaha Bee. HOCSEWORKER, w'hite maid to assist with housework and care of children. Ref. required. Mrs. M. C. Hennessey, Co. BJjJffs. 238 High School Ave. WANTED—At once, an experienced cook; Swedish preferred. Mrs. N. B. Updike, 3614 .lackson. WANTED—White girl for general house work. Family of 2. Phone WA. 0982. W'HITE girl for general housework; ref. erences, WE 6033, 1819 Lothrop. WANTED—Second maid. Apply at 206 S. 32d Ave. HE1.P WANTED—MALE . 4ft WANTED—600 able-bodied men; good pay, short hours. Apply room 421. Arthur Bldg , 210 So. 18th St. CLOTHING—City salesman to sell men’s tailor-made clothing. See Mr. Frils, 308 South 19th St. ALE NT*. SALESMEN . 47 ; SALESMEN OWING TO ENLARGEMENT. of Iowa branch operations, we have open ings for real merchandisers of clean past record and proven ability, to sell our full and complete line of WHIZ Auto I'rod [ uets to dealer trades, such as Garages, Auto Supply Houses, Gen'l Merchandise Stores, etc. We w.ll pay weekly drawing account against large commissions, and bonus to men who measure up for these positions. If you can furnish unquestion able references, write full details first let ter. Address R. M. Holhngshead Go., 7th and Cherry streets, lies Moines, la. SALESMEN WANTED—Working Nebras- j ka and Iowa territory to carry our line j of brooms as a side line, good commis- j sions paid. A real opportunity for a real salesman; others need not apply. Furnish references with application. Our reference any mercantile agency. The Griffin Broom Company. Chanute. Kans. SA LEHM AN' “WANTED—An active, ex perienced specialty salesman familiar with retail grocery trade, to advertise and sell j soap in Iowa, Nebraska, South Dakota, i Salary and expenses paid. State, age, ex parlsn-:** ar,< refereneces. Address Box W-622, Omaha Dee. SALESMAN, experienced, to sell to Job- i bers plumbers’ brass goods, pumps and well supplies. A. Y. McDonald Mfg. Co., Dubuque. Ih. SALESMEN — Exceptional opportunity, i Hustlers' earnings big Writ* McCleery j Calendar Factory. Washington, la. SALESMEN WANTED—Good saleetg*n j to sell patented boiler rootn necessity. Ad- i dress Y-2144, Omaha Bee. AGENTS—Male, for Omaha and surround ing towns; good proposition. Apply 3.19 Lefla11g Bldg._ SITUATIONS WA NT LI)—FEMALE ... 4ft MAID, reliable; desires position as general houaekeoper; first class, experienced cook. References given. Marie Callaway. 2605 Grant street. WE. 1238. CLEANING or laundry work. WE. 0270. ~ WOMAN wants day work WE 3214. KITE A1 ION'S. \\ AN TFI >—M ALE_.. 49 YOUNG man, 25 years, desires position in bank or office. Experienced. Excellent references. Address Box W-623, Omaha Bee. COLORED BOY wants work, age 17. Ad dress 1102 N. 49th Ave , or call WA. 2576. RETAIL grocery clerk, has one year ex peri cnee. W-639, Omaha Bee. EXPERIENCED mechanic wants job. W 536, Omaha Bee. FINANCIAL DEPARTMENT BUSINESS CUTOM I MT1ES fto FACTORY representative will be in~Oiiuha January 14 and 15 to allot exclusive N>- . braska and Iowa territory on patented ! device. Tins is a big money maker for salesman and sales manager. Referenced required. Address Y-2143, Omaha Bee. DENTAL OFFICE—<*ne of 1 braska for sale, all new and up to date equipment at less than Invoice, present location for 20 years, no com petition for right party, central Nebraska. Address Y--L40. Omaha Bee. HOTEL business for sale at county ;it. Progreasive city, near oil fields. Modern building, thoroughly equipped. Doing a fine business. Easy terms. Box 195, Ft. Sam Houston. Texas ROOMING HOUSE—Nine rooms furnished. See to appreciate. Must he sold a* on* e, leaving city. Best bid takes it. 609 So. 16 th 8t. GENERAL merchandise at Invoice about $5,000; stock located 25 miles south of St Paul on C. G. W. and C. M. A St. P. R>. L M. Thurmes, Empire. Minn. INVESTIGATE TH IS DE A lT Blacksmith shop worth $4,000. at a tar gain. G. A. Taylor. Colome. fS. D. HOTEL and restaurant for rallroAd menu A money maker. 900 West Broadway, Council Bluffa. Mrs. James Warmoth. a 11«' ■ 81 -1 -1 > for $ t 0o cash* i • paving $150 per week minimum. Address Y-2142, Omaha Bee. $1,750 BUYS exclusive proposition for Ne braska Enormous profits. Address Y 2141, Omaha Bee. BARBER SHOP, 2-chalr, doing good business. For particulars address Box 104, Philip, S. D_ AUTHORIZED battery station in a county ■ eat in southwest Iowa. Address, Y-213«t, Omaha Bee. GRAIN ELEVATOR, complete, for lent; one year for $360. F. A. Post. LeMars, ia. DAIRY’, latest Improvements, close fo city, good proposition. Call WA. 2911. (K>FT 1 >RINK PARI7<)R—-Stock and flx ture*. living rooms rear. 46ni q gt. BARBER SHOP and pool hall for sale u. M. Gutknecht, Waterloo, la 1 | FINANCIAL DEPARTMENT BUBIXKSH OFrOKTl'MTtKS.5« EOlt SALK—An A No 1 grocery and hard ward business, Including good frame store building 25xCu—warehouse 16x20— 2 lots 2f»xl42 ft. Frame building 12x16 on lot 12x142, same adjoining store and u«p<l as produce station. Also good lm- ! plenmnt business sold separately. Right location, good community. A good pay ing business for th- right parties. Must sell. Fust come, firse chance. Farm ets Union Co-operative Association. Ap ply to Win. Lindahl, secretary, Hordville, Neb _ YOUNG MAN With 11.600 to take charge of factory and office to be established In Omaha for manufacturing and distributing new, un usually meritorious products. Investment fully secured and negotiable any time Experience unn* essary. Should matoe *1.000 to Ji.oon monthly. Wire or write if you think you can qualify. SALESMAN AUER. 20 E. Illinois St., Chi. ago. 111. FOR fully squ , 100.000 capacity, with six arret of land. Three dwelling houses. Smith Mason, Realtors, Box 591, Ord, Neb. INVESTMENTS ..51 ARK you willing to discount your second mortgage for cash? If so, see F. C. Borarek & Co.. 640 First NatM Bk. Bldg. I II MITHE.N pays most for LIBERTY BONDS, 0-'l city Nat. Bank Bldg. I.OANN ON REAL ESTATE .62 CITY Lo A NS—NO DELA Y. Funda on land, optional payments. Semi annual Interest. Five year loans from $600 to $3,000 wanted. J. R DAY & COMPANY, COS Keeline Bldg. AT. 6994, Omaha. 3 4 Pearl St. Tel. 101. Co. Bluffa. \N E have cash on hand to loan on Omaha ' residences. E. H. LOUOEE. INC., ___638 Keeline Bldg. WILL pay cash for first and second mort gages or contracts on farm and city prop erty. Corkin, 919 Omaha National Bank Bldg__ WE BUILD AND FINANCE HOMES AT 6 PER CENT. L. K. SHOSTAK. AT. 1128. STRAIGHT 5-year loans. 6 Vi per cent AMOS GRANT CO.. 201 S. 18th. Arthur Bldg. AT. 8380 LOW rate on city property; quickly I closed. No monthly payments. JA. 1533. I _W. T GRAHAM. OMAHA HOMES—EAST NEB. FARMS O’KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.. 1016 Om. Nat Bk Bldg JA 2716 $100 TO $10,000 loans made promptly F D WEAD and D H BOWMAN 1 310 S. 18th St. Wcad Bldg. AT 0151 FIRST mortgage loans made promptly on Omaha real estate Shopen & Co . Real tors. JA. 4228. 23$ Keeline Bldg. FARM LOANST Large or small, West Neb. farms, ranches. | Kloke Investment Co.. 845 Om. Nat. Bk. ! GARVIN BROS., 645 Omaha Nat. Bldg [ON IMP. PROPERTY. NO DELAY MONEY to loan on farms and Omaha real estate. MYERS & RAINBOLT CO.. Vri^Oyaha Nat. Bank Bldg., JA. 0746 MONEY TO LOAN .53 LOWEST RATES, EASY TERMS. NEW RATES SCHEDULE. LOANS $16 to $200. # On Furniture. Pianos. Etc. Left In Your Powsesslon. AT LOWEST HATES. PAY ON PRINCIPLE. $ 3 per month on $ 30 loan. $ 5 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 HY STATE OF NEBRASKA. 1 GUARANTEE LOAN COMPANY. 209 South 16th St. TM Karbach Blk. Tel. JA. 6045. DO YOU NEED MONEY? 80—60—76—100—200—60^ DOLLARS cr any other amount at legal ratea. No publicity, easy payments. Thirty years in business • OMAHA lOAW COMPANY. 606 Karbach BIh. Tel JA. 2296 _ Southwest Cor. 15th and Douglas Sta. COX Co ; loans $5 and up on wages', cars and furniture; confidential; 25 vrs. estab 812 World-Herald Bldg. JA. 2298. LIVESTOCK DEPARTMENT | POOS, CATS, BIRDS, PFTS .M \ DOGS—American bull terriers. All pedi greed. Of finest blond lines In America. Shuloma Kennels, 4336 Saratoga. KE. 0879. SQ BULL song canaries, |7 eath. A1A 3801. IIOKSFS, CATTLE, VEHICLES . .... 56 PIGS—T borough brnds, Duroc-Jer^Bh $8 each. Call KE. 3610. GUINEA pigs for sale. Phone MA. 4231. SOWS with pigs for sale. MA. 0761. POULTRY ASP SUPPLIES . 57 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 Roseromb White Wyandotte cockerels. Write for prices. Mrs. Chas. F. Ross. Laurel, Neb. GUINEAS for game dinners. Dressed or alive. Call KE. 4045. WHITE Wyandotte hatching eggs. Call KE. 0389. MERCHANDISE DEPT. -_— CIOTIHNCi Fl'HS . 6» TAN broadcloth dress and hand em broidered hand made white net dress, size 36. HA. 0383 FULL DRESS suits and Tuxedos for rent •1A 3EJ8 109 N. J6th Street I. Feldman SUITS—TaTTored, unclaimed. D. Denen berg. 16‘JO Chicago St, JA. 3444. ARMY abort 1290 7~or~No 16th KIEL AND FEED .61 Good coal quick Fuel Service Co. AT. 3741. j HOlSFIfOl.li GOODS . 63 J 15.000 PEOPLE * ATTENDED STEPHENSONS AUCTIONS 1 DURING THE YEAR OF 1922. In this crowd of customers were peo ple from all classes of society. Peo ple of means cann\ to buy overstuffed j suites, antiques of various kinds, or n piece of furniture to match some, thing else. The saving housewife came t«» buy ordinary chairs, dining room furniture, beds, stoves, depending upon their standard of living. They both saved money. For Friday, we have a wide enough variety th fit the pocket book-; and tastes of any customer. STEPHENS* »N AUCTION HOUSE, _ M Itol A re LOWEST •WANT" AD RATES ’ I in Omaha Telephone your "Want'* Ad to AT. 1000 and secure better results at lesser cost. FU RN ITCH E AT AUCTION Tonight and Tomorrow Afternoon. _DOWDS AUCTION HOUSE. BEDROOM, din ng room and living room furniture, including grand piano, must sac rifice this week. HA 2198. EXPERT sewing machine repairing. MICK ELS. 15th and Harney. AT. 4361 FURNITURE and household goods wanted Rest prlccM paid 2410 N Sr. MA. 3421. We make, refinish, rebuild r> ed furniture. Omaha R. & R Co., 64n 8. 16th. JA. 2013. GARLAND hard coal heater, black fur robe, large Incubator, baby bed. KE. 6528. 4KWKIRY AND WATCHES.64 DIAMONDS. We pay the bent prices with privilege to buy back at small profit. GROSS JEW ELRY CO., Omaha, Neb., 402 N. 16th St. Telephone Ja. 6040. MISCELLANEOUS .66 KINDLING, sawaunt^ shavings for sale' id ford phono JA 40 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS . 67 TRADE your used piano on a new player piano, Balance an low an $10 per month, A. HOSPE CO., 151$ Douglas rltone, with leather case, good, for sale cheap MA. 3604. SAXOPtfi>NE— RUESCIIER~ SLIGHTLY | USED. WA. 2058. MERCHANDISE DEPT. STOKE A N»» OfFiCl EQUIPMENT . 70 TELEPHt \ R vi LAN FTc Ioi¥ and ask for a "Want" Ad taker. Re member Omaha Bee "Want" Ads bring better results at lesser cost. * WE BUY, sell safe, make desks, show cases, etc. Omaha Fixture & Supply Co. ' w- ■ r - ' \ 2 1 kTINO machines, two i trade._41 0 S. 19th St. AT 1291 SWAP COI l MN .. 7? BEAUTIFUL 8-room country home, three acres, on state highway, suitable for chicken dinners. Fruit and shade trees. Trade. What have you? Address 8-642 Omaha Bee EXCH K SUE $6,000 equity in ISO acres Kim ball county land: 160 acres under cultiva tion. for city property or collateral. Ad dress 8-5I I. Omaha Bee. 20 acres of land clear of encumbrance in southern Oregon. Will trade for vacant or improved property in Omaha. Box S 5*2. Omaha Bee. WILL TRADE good .22 Winchester model 1890 repeating rifle, octagon barrel for standard make typewriter Address 8-574, Omaha Bee. 600 BLVSHKLS Early Ohio seed potatoes to exchange as first payment on home or something of value. Address 8-701, Omaha Bee.’ HAVE 1, 2 or ?. quarter sections farming land, South Dakota, will trade for cloth ing and furnishings stock. Box 8-010, Omaha Bee. WILL TRADE biand new photo altun received for Xmas gift, value $5. for any thing man can use. Address S-550 Omaha Bee. $1,000 euity in &0-a<re farm in Phelps county. Missouri. Mortgage $600. What have you to swap. Address S-565, Omaha Bee. WILL swap my equity in a good seven room. all modern home for a good lot that I can build on. Address S-569. Omaha Bee. 640-ACRE farm land. Kidder Co., 8. D. 1 Value. $30.00 per acre. Want Omaha 1 property. Address S-580, Omaha Bee. TRADE 20-acre California ranch, near Modesto, for residence property in or near Omaha. Address S-568, Omaha Bee HIGH class 7-room modern country home ! n-arly new, exchange for Omaha resi dence. Address 8-576. Omah Bee. WILL swap five stone diamond rings; value $2&o. for Ford coupe in good condi ' ■: A fi.i 1 3 BUILDING ta and $1 000 of f stock to exchang* for hou^e fairly well located. Box 8-511, Omaha Bee. OLIVER typewriter and orchestra bells for sale or will swap. What have you? Address S-557, The Omaha Bee TWO r • unty In lot near Cleveland facing Lake Erie, for what have you? Address 8-667, Omaha Bee. tL AND 5 *1 1! good condition for Ford truck, coupe or .■"rdan. Box 8-507, Omaha Bee. WILL ewap typewriter No Understood or No. 5 Royal for mahogany bookcase. Address S-547, Omaha Bee. TO TRADE for Omaha property. 613 acre*. Kinmons Co., N. I>., well Improved- Ad dress 8-700, Omaha Bee. TWO Jennets for sale, large size or a fpw rare 4-Ieaf clovers. What have you? Ad dress 8-566. Omaha Bee. t 'I 1 f reading lamp or bridge or floor lamp. Ad dress 8-549, Omaha Bee. A Xl!M BEK wf lots in South Omaha for your equity in a small flat well located. Bn* S-577. Omaha Be". « ,i r 11 camera* new; no use fnr It. What have you to sway? Make uffer, t . • >ma iia G®( W ILL swap good Kansas fnrm for small busine.-s or anything of equal value. Box S-60H, Omaha Bee. HAVE half interest In 80 acres Kansas land. Will trade for good car. Address S 514. Omaha Bee. 10 ACRES, new 6-room house, abundance of fruit; trade for city property. Address 8-573 Omaha Be<v _ __ WILL swap black ooster for another kind of rooster. Address S-648, MINK SCARF, practically new in ex change for floor lamp. Box S-509, Omaha Bee. ____ WILL* swap twin electric heater, value $8, for what have you. Address 672, Omaha Bee. WILT* swap bo\ spring for library lamp or arnaTl fug. Address S 581. Omaha Bee. WHAT have you to swap for & clear Manawa lot? I^oa P 513 Omaha Bee. WILL swap my vacant lot for a used car. Address S-539 Omaha Bee. WTLI* trade piano for Ford coupe. Ad dress £-652, Om a ha Bee. WANTED TO HI Y . ■ - 73 DESKS. DESKS. DESKS. New desks, used desks bought, sold and traded. J C. Reed. 1 207 Farnarn AT 6146 CLOTHING—B*‘St price paid. James H. Holmes. 2218 N. 24th. WE. 3320. _ I RENTAL DEPARTMENT. APIS.. FLATS. FURNISHED . 74 APARTMEJN1 -| front with large i closets and kitchenette, everything fur- . nlshed. WE 6606._ APTS.. FLATS. FiRMHHKD .74 CALL DRAKES. HUNTER INN—AT 6960 ~J?4^g Dodge j A PTH.. FLATS. UNFURNISHED . __70 j IN THE SWEETWOOD. At Dewey avenue and Sweetwood avenue, between 26th avenue and 26th street, 3 deeirablo rooms, $60 and $50 PETERS TRUST COMPANY, • “Where Omaha Rents.’’ 17th and Farnam Sts. AT 0644. Almost 1,000 Apts. Almost 100 furnished. All modern and fireproof. Let Drake's rental man find you an apartment. Call ua. we will lake you out. DRAKE RENTAL AGENCY. Kill 8 !ii| II I'Hh'AGM ST.. 3028—Beautiful five-room i strictly modern apartment, first floor, frame house. Floors oak, woodwork ivory finish. New and clean. Heat, water and electricity furnished. Also one bedroom, furnished. Ouruge. $70 winter, $60 sum mer. HA. 6 414. TURNER COURT. One apartment available in Omaha’s most exclusive and conveniently arranged 3 rooms apartments, with 5-room accommo dation*. Rent reduced. Janitor, HA. t>896. L*. M. HAUSER. Mgr. 8106 Dpdg HA. 7 2 4". A1* A RT M ENTS AND FLAT S—$33 l o $100. W. J. PALMER CO. REAL ESTATE Management. • I dg JACKSON AND 81ST .WE.—-3 and 4-room 1 apartments, new building, and $75 or HA 1167. I ■ TEL, WE 6888* W A. 778 — Strictly mod ern 4 and 5*rooni apartments in Roland Strehlow Terrace, with beat and Janitor service. PETERS TRUST COM PA N Y. “WHERE OMAHA RENTS.” 4 4 17th and Farnam 8ta APA RTMENTS FOR RENT \ PPL? t\\ FARNAM SMITH A CO. 1320 Farnam. JA. 0544 LEAVENWORTH 8T., 21 '. in ant. water paid. $22.50 per month. KK. 5437. r Farnam district apartmsnL s'* large, beautify rooms, modern. HA. 7124 NO equal all season* of year. 3 nr 4 roan opart. Palace block. 220 N. 23d. St’ARtiO — Steam-heated. untarnished apts., $45 and $55. Market 8025. f. IKAflW IKP BARNS. 77 Oarage, st-am heat, 311 S. 31 St. HA 7124 HOIWKS. rt H.MSHED . ■J* | FIVE.room furnished house to desirable | l:: t vta HOUSES, I NFL KM SHED . 7» KIQHT rooms i ern M \ I 114 Vt 8-room modern brick house, garage. AT. 4087. 561 S. 28th Ava RENTAL DEPARTMENT. * ' HQ18KW, IMI liMMIH. 79 KlVKROoM modern house, |30 per I ' PARTLY modern mrn-room cottage. Call IIA. 2116. __ _ _ _| OFFH F8 IN D STORES .80 I urnished private office in W. O. W., $35, lin Judes phone, waiting room, etc. Yoti 11 like It Call A1 \r \ \ 'l l 1< A1' >ur or day, furnished. Downtown location. 309 Patterson Blk. AT 4P14. .i» and office furn turf f r sa •* at 423 Arthur building. Call Atlantic 6911 for particular*._ HOO I AMP BOARD . 81 | NICELY furn is hi i front room, suitable for two Walking distance. Ha. 1813. Hoorn and u»*ir«1 for 1 - : 2, homo privilege*, $9 ui-ek VERY large room, homo cooking, washing WE 2946,_•____ ROOMS, FI RM18RED 83 TWENTY ninth sr. :n 8.—Very at tractive; large room f<»r your boys; steam heat; on several car lines; close in; very reasonable. HA 25 47. NEWLY furnished and remodeled modern rooms Single or ensuite. Best location w ting ■ ■ Phont Harney 1160 HOTEL SANFORD—13th and Farnam, HOTEL HENSIIAW—16th and Farnam. Special rales to permanent guests. | 1 or 2. closet, home privileges. Ref. WA. 459 4 Fl'RNlSHED room. Edgwood district, pri vate home, two gentlemen preferred. Call WA. 2515_ _ _ LARGE, very desirable room, close in, Jan. 16. Apt. building. Gentlemen only. Ja. 459fv ■ PARK AVB., 1316—Large front room, kitchen privilege*. $5.50 per week. HA. ‘ 6288. DAVENPORT ST. 2124—Rooms with or without hoard, w alking distance. AT 1633. AT. 6569 (Tel.) — Large room in modern apt., pleasant location; colee in. Ref. BTNNEY St., 2108—2 nice large light " i: 0196. DESIRABLE room, gentleman or lady • ■ led HA. 1466. • II 11 ri ern brick flat, closo in. reasonable. NK ELY furnished room, str*ctly modern home, reasonable. 657 So. 26th Av<§. 17TH AVE 666 8.—Rooms by day ot week; walking distance. 2 ROOMS, furnished—Light housekeeping. 4545 Charles. WA-6291. SLEEPING room to rent in private family, ref. required. KK. 2539. 2CTH AVE, 535 S—Furnished room, for men only. Walking distance. H A. 7396—Desirable, modern, private, close. Mod, rnt , steam heat >3.5o^ 724^ N. 1 Mh ROOMS* roil HOI SERF.EPING .84 NINTH ST. 21C3 South; 2 connecting modern rooms for light housekeeping cr sleeping, hot water heat; ora block to Farnam car. TWO-ROOM apartments for housekeeping. Warm and cozy. Rent reasonable. 112 S. 26th Ave. TWENTY-FIFTH St, 4411 8.—2 modern front rooms, with kitchenette. MA. 2610. FARNAM St.. 4468—2 room?, newly dec orated. WA. 6513. TWO light housekeeping rooms, every thing complete. References. AT 8071. ROOMS FOR HOTIBRKJS1CP1KO 84 2 pleasant, completely modern housekeep ing rooms. >22.50 per month. KE. 3597. FORTY-Ff 1ST AVE —6~2»T~ No —5 rooms, modern, furnished, heated. WA. 2943. HA. 7 78 4 (Tel.)—Modern housekeeping room; everything furnished; >6.00 PARK AVE. 211—Nice two-room apart ment. Prtvaafe family. HA. 0995. PLEASANT room and board for young lady, home privileges. AT 4804. 2 and 3-room apta. 1112 S. lltb Bt. WANTED TO KENT .. K.» WANTED to Rent—Strictly modern 5 house or duplex; preferably West Side. *T. H. Wilcox, Keene hotel. REAL ESTATE DEPT. .\r’in: \(ii: froi'euty ..• x* I TWO modern close in Omaha homes, want ; land. ; "n** 11-room flat, Omaha; want land, j on© 2-story brick store and brick house, ' South Side want land. < >n* elegant 12-room all modern West ! Omaha home with 3 large lot* Large garage. Beautiful shade, mahogany atjd I whit© oak finish, want farm. .,000 acres Sheridan t’o., Neb., 1,200 farm j land, ion under plow. Running water sntl plenty of timber, 10 miles to good town. Want farm. «i ■1,000. First Mtgs. on Neb farms will put :n with any of above. 2 jc res 2 miles E. of Co. Bluffs. Small improvements, h 11 under plow; want hou.se. | M6 acres Brown Co.. N'eb. 160 acres South Dakota land. Want In come. S. S. & R. E. Montgomery, 676 Brnndetg Theater Bldg. Acreage Five dandy acres and 6-room modern bungalow with hot water heat. Good barn, chicken house, etc. Lots of fruit. 1 A fine cast front, on paved street, near 5 2d and Ames Ave. Best acreage buy near Omaha. Possession on short notice. Owner might consider a trade. 0. T. Hamer, iBPS Farnam St. AT. 9966 j ACRES suburban property adjoining thriving town. 8-room house, brick and keliastone, strictly modern, garage for 2 cars. Pity i-chool within 2 blocks. Located on state road For details of this at tractive proposition, address Box W-621, • >rrwiha Bee. SIY and one-half a^res for sale near 13th ' and Q. overlooking the Missouri river Price $4,000 C. G. Carlberg, Realtor, •T,\. 06*5. 312 Brand©!* Theater Bldg m MXKgg rnortnTY . m | Duplex Flats Rent, $150; Price, $14,250 T'mi*u»l opportunity NVw. well built, hlKh-t lees tenant*, West Karnani district' and onlv I8.7.r0 cash to handle Glover & Spain, Realtors JA FARMS AND RANCHES ..90 SMALL FARM BARGA to a■ res, 1 miles oT town, Dodge county. Nebraska. Dandy Improvement, fine j;ik hor« valley land, price, $15o per acre; half cash. 4/> acres. 7 miles of Gretna, a real good little farm. Improved Price, $130 p*»r arte. See our list of clo>e to Omaha, farina; listings wanted GIBBON 8-ST EEL. *10 Pet* s Ti ust Bldg - 4 560-ACRE farm in western Nebraska. 150 a res winter wheat. £0 acres hog-tight, alfalfa; running water. 115,000 improve ments. One mile from town, good school*. $50 per acre. Write owner. Address Y 2139, Omaha Bee. LOTS 1 OK SALK ... 91 WILL build to your order on our beauti ful lots in Kdgewood; very easy terms. Phone Atlantic 3540. DUNDEE lot. 6uxl25. on 64tb StTnear FaT nsin; choice lot; owner will consider reas onable offer C. A. Qrlmmel JA 1616 HEAL ESTATE—BgRSOgf . 91 Two Story, Six Rooms $450 Dowui Nearly n**w. six rooms and b^th. strictly modern. na’c floors, full comentrd basc floor drain, furnace, etc Paved street Where can you eua! these terms for mix room* Prl< « $5,600. Call Peder sen, HA. 74£2 or AT. 74U days. - - ' ■ 1 -- REAL ESTATE DEPT. MBAl MTATfr DlNgM.. Oft Dundee Colonial Frick • on struct Ion con*i.«tinir of *i\ well arranged room*. Ctflier hall ttfitra^ictf with large living room with attractive built-in fireplace and bookcase*; finished In dark oak first floor, white enamel and mahogany door* »**«• ond floor, oak floor* throughout; tile bathroom, and many other • nvement butlt-ln features Full basement, garage for one car. For price and location call George and Company, Realtors AT 3024. BEA1 ESTATE—-Stl8< I.1.I..WE01 H . 97 Move in at Once $500 Cash And reasonable terms will give Immedi ate possession of a REAL HOME of . rooms, that la strictly modern in every detail. Paved street, close to car and e<hool Call Ruber, HA. 7151 tonight. JA. 2428. day* HOMES for workingmen, l^our room* partly modern, full lot, easy terms $l.2Q<», Have oth-'rs. Stewart. Ralston 10-W 1 ■« I-;. $t Davis, 2530 Grant Rr. WE. 2 4 50. ALFRED THOMA8 2 Bo Co.« Reditors BEAL STATE—XOBTH .88 Choice Acreage 4 ROOMS—a ACRES— GARAGE Located Just two blocks of paved road one mil* northwest of Florenoa car line. Four rows of grapes. 200 feet long each, asparagus bed. 20x80; strawberries, fruit, etc. Electric lights, cindered drive. Will exchange for vacant city lots. Phone at once. MA. 3124 or Seavey Hudson Co., 553-9 City National. AT 9069. Rial, all moderr A bargain, located €944 Florence lilvd. Norris A Norris. JA. 4270 Have Three Buyers for Hernia Park home*. Chas W. Toung A Son. 1603 City Nat l . At. 9668. 6-ROOM bungalow, all modern, built-in features, oak finish. Walnut Hill district. $600 cash. Phone AT. 5911 or JA. 6i£i evening*, ask for Miss Puckett. m nHol 1 p ** r H 0 n a 1 service horn** \JCU11]JUUU builder. Get estimate 637 I• t ne B1 Iff. A I I 18 oi WA. 6704. 3737 DECATUR—6-Rm., Mod. Ea. heat, 3 lots; $500 cash, balance monthly. Crelgh. 406 Pee Tel. JA. 0200. O K RUCK A CO buy and sell homes BE AI ESTATE-SOUTH ..9U OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO COOOOOOOO o o O HOMEWOOD ADDITION. O O 4 ROOMS—1560 CASH. O O A nice home of 4 rooms. In good o O condition, on 2 lot* Good heating O O plant; electric lights; 1^ blocks o O to car. Call us for an appoint- o o meat. O ° O O PAYNE A CARNABY CO. O O “Your Realtors." O O Cl• Om. Nat. Bk. Bldg. JA. 1016 o O O oooooooooooooooocoooooooo 6-ROOM, fully modern garage, $4 160. Near 23d and Bancroft, want of^er. Jail Best, AT. 6135. HA. $714. REAL ESTATE—WEST. 100 I OOOOOOOOOOOQOOOOC-OOOOOOOO I O O 12 Edgewood Bungalow ° ' O o O Now under construction. Five ex- O O (‘client rooms on one floor, with O O room for large, airy room on sec. O O ond floor. Frame construction and b O press brick foundation; oak floors, O O f-ak and enamel finish; paved O O street. Price, complete, $6,500. For O O appointment to Inspect this call O O Grant Henson,. Sunday and eve- q O nlngs. WA 2312. O ° O ° Benson & Carmichael, £ O Realtor*. O 0 O «42 Paaton Block. AT J5<0. o ° O OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOO New Bungalow Opportunity Let her go' Fine new 5-room and break fast nook. Hest oak'finish; 6 airy elega* rooms, wonderful big attic with 7 win (lows, guaranteed construction. Located *n restricted district n^ar car line. Prirr, $6,350. Good terms. Evenings call HA 0411 or HA. 0222 or Schroeder Investment Co. REALTORS. __ .1 A. 3261. _ 6-ROOM EDGEWOOD RITNaALOW 1 ireplftcc in livln* room, tiled bath, br.ak rant nook. 3 bedrooms; oak floor*, Jarir aouth front lot Good term*. .. fARNAM SMITH & CO. 1320 Fanmm 8t. Ja 0564 Eve., HA. 2297 New Horn* m—Tour terms. AT~4f5C Grove-Hibbard Co, §TUfl$£ TO b-v or .**1 0*e«h;i HhhJ PiTtatO Ml Burt C. Fowler Co., Realtors. Successors J-‘owier A- McDonald. JA 142 J*eat, butatK—EYTHANGE .101 KXCHAKGB—330 acres level 8a era menu va,l*>’ *and. near city. Two sets improve monts. Paved highway, suitable for grain fruit $250 acre. Knrumhrano $-0,000: five years 6 per cent. Earl Trlro mer, 2415 L street, Sacramento, Ca 1. HPA1. ESTATE WANTED .10‘! W. J. PALMER CO.S1‘“°'?o*r kJi.T. Bid*. u,4T*nl,rf,r' J.i-f vour home—Buy yotlr home, BINDER & OTIS, Real Estate, Loans. Rentals JA U561 C. T. Spier & Co., Realtors t»4 Patera Truat |BI<la. JA. «g(7. "Tukey Sold It” " T A 4J2* BIRKETT wat*. ,, Bolin. Kent*. Insure*. _ b 1 T^*t Bldg. JA. 0*38. GRUENIO R*a,ty c° w»t with wi « AUU us for <lu,ck result* HOP Urst Nafl Bank Bid *. J A. if* *. '',AN2*!'40 to 60 arrp» for homesite , suImji ban to Omaha, full particulars first £ ,or Address Fearce, 2940 Forest Avr Kansu* City. Mo. LIST your boinea for"rale with ua. fr mbwt CO..8 *AT»» INVEST VVIHard C. SlabamiT Realtor. JA. 216, ®L Bt>STW|CK. reeTealata! AG ITo*. WORI.n Really Co, Realtore. AT Jill _Hastings a- iieyden reai.tgrb. Western Real Eatate Co! JA. 3647 TO SELL aee Glover & Morell! AT 3433 K H. Benner Co. Realuria! JaTTsmT" “tsttt— WAREHOUSE TRACKAGE PROPERTY Commission Row ^ 30,000 Square Feet 13 | 110A-10 Howard W. FARNAM SMITH & CO. 1320 Famam Si. JA 0544 WHEN IN -NEED OK HELP TRY OMAHA BEE WANT ADS.