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About The Omaha morning bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 26, 1923)
Sense the Pleasure of Owning a Car. Read Autos For Sale Today Osborn Asserts Farm Union Aims Being Realized Head of State Body Pleased With Work Done at Meeting in Omaha. A spirit of harmony, a spirit of optimism and an added impetus toward co operation were the features .,f the national convention of the Na tional Farmers' Educational and Co operative union at Hotel Castle. No-j x ember 20-22. according to C. J. Os 1, a n. president of the state organiza tion and member of the national board of directors. This spirit of optimism comes from the realization that through continued efforts the program of the largest farm organization in the i nited States has been placed before i ingress and the executive depart ment as It has never before. This xxas possible through the effort to get the necessity of co-operative en deavor, especially marketing, before the American people,” said Mr. Os born. There never was a time when people realized the necessity of a prosperous agriculture which is fun damental to prosperity in every other line. The program presented to the con vention was not destructive, but very constructive. The delegates did not wish to tear down established lines to the level where agriculture xvas. but to raise agriculture to the ^standard of other occupations. "This can be done through the co operative marketing of farm prod ucts both in the terminal market and through export trade, as the conven tion pointed out. "It is generally (conceded that leg islation can he used only to open a xvay to prosperity; It is impossible to legislate prosperity into agriculture. The farmer, through his own efforts, is the only person who can bring the wished for prosperity. "Throughout the sessions of the convention there has been a general swapping of opinions, in fact this has been more noticeable at the re cent meeting than for many years past. The several opinions ou ter minal market management were dis cussed, and we have every reason to believe that in the near future there will be more systematic management of this phase of farmers’ union work. There is a noteworthy growth of cooperation between the south and north in this work of co-operation. Sex'eral southern states have made arrangements to take care of much of our corn crop, while we have adopted measures to secure quanti ties of their products. This intersec- I linnal buying has not been developed | in the past as much as was possible. | ____ - Hay to Be Entered in Chicago Exhibit; Lincoln, Nov. 25.—Reports coming into office of the secretary of the Ne blasku Crop Growers Association in diiate that many counties in Nebras ka will he represented with corn and I»iv exhibits at the coming hay and grain show held at Chicago in con nection with the international live stock exposition. Dawson and Dawes counties will have the strongest hay exhibits. It Is believed. The assoei ation has been working through its 400 members over the state and through the county extension agents in the counties in which they are located. Dawson county won first prize in the baled alfalfa hay exhibit last year against 45 entries. Alfalfa from that section of the state enjoys a national reputation and their entries this year promise to be up to stand ard, according to the secretary of the crop growers association. All the exhibits of corn will be brought back to the college for dis play at. organized agriculture meet ings, It is announce*. Nebraska stands a good chance to win this year because of the new division made by the show which puts most of the state in the class with other western states and out of the stiffer compe tit'lon of Illinois, Indiana, Ohio and Iowa. ^ urk Farmers Are Nearly Through Husking Corn York, Neb., Nov. 25.—The unusual Rood weather of the last three weeks has enabled the farmers of York coun ty to praetieally finish the husking of ( their corn crop. The average yield is Ground 40 bushels with noma yields showing a mark of as high as 60 bushela per acre. The early fall rains which enabled the farmers to get their wheat, in and then turn their attention to husking has advanced the fall farm work more titan it has been for several years. Those who have finished their husk ing and still have stacked wheat on' thetr farms are now busily engaged in threshing. Red Cloud High School Class Docs Real Farming Rod Cloud, Neb., Nov. 25.—The Umlth Hughes Hass of the high school i* doing practical work along agri cultuial linen. Among the things be ing carried on are animal husbandry project», among (hem being (be rals big of hogs, dairy and poultry pro duction, the feeding of steers, one hoy having chosen the feeding of baby beef. The work will continue through tlie summer. The boys hato learned how to file saws and keep them sharpened and an exercise In belt, lac ing was put on recently. Aaron Conover Dies in Utah. Red Cloud, Neb., Nov. 25.— Word lias been received here of the sudden death of Aaron Conover In Halt Lake City, Utah. Mr. Conover was Bur lington agent at. this point for many years, leaving here nearly 25 years ego to enter business. Claim Champion Corn Picker , Bray ton, Neb , Nov. 25.— Brayton claims the champion coin picker of Nebraska. Ills numc in C. L. Purdy. He can husk 120 bushel* of corn In eight hours. Mount Hnmil Man Is Champ Iowa Husher Des Moines, la., Nov. 25.—John FUckelman of Mount Harnil, la., won the corn husking championship of Iowa by defeating 10 other experts in the state husking tournament on a farm near here. Rickelman husked 2.300 pounds, nearly 33 bush els, in an hour and 20 minutes. He also won a $300 prize offered by Wallace's Farmer, an agricultural publication. It is planned to have him meet Dallas Paul of lpava. 111., Illinois champion, for the Interstate championship, November 26. Central Nebraska Poultry Show at York December 10 York, Neb.. Nbv. 25.—The Central Nebraska Poultry association will hold its fifth annual exhibit at York De cember 10 to 14. This exhibit held ut Y’ork has been the means of stimu lating a great interest among poultry raisers throughout the state. Birds have been entered from sev eral of the surrounding states, some from central Colorado. Omaha, Lin coln and Council Bluffs poultry men have been exhibitors in this show for several years. __ Funeral Notices. A THOMAS—Frnn't I) Nov 22d. at his residence 111 ft So. 11th. aged «« years. l«i months and 28 days la survived bv his wife. Cornelia, and two brothers H. O Thomas, Hampton. Ia . and Grant Thomas. Seattle. Wash. Funeral services will be held at the Tralley A Dorrance chapel Monday, Nov. -6th. at 2 p. nr Interment Lawn cem«t tery._ j •IITSINS—Mrs Gretchen, 3192 Larlmore avenue. November 25. at a local hospital. Deceased is survived by her husband, nk V. three daughters, her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schwarts, and one brother. George Schwarts of Casper. Wyo. Funeral services Tuesday, at 2:30 p. m. at Hoffmann Funeral Home. Interment, Norfolk. Neb Funeral Director*. C HEAFEY * HE A FEY, Undertakers and Em ba liners. Phone HA ft2«.V Office 2611 Fartiam (ESTABLISHED SINCE 1882 ) KORISKO FUNERAL HOME. ?3d and Sts 1250 8 llth 8t MA. 0680. AT. 1873 CRANE MORTUARY CO. CONDUCTED BV LADIES ONLY 615 S. 20th St. AT. 36*9 and AT. 3690. DUFFY A JOHNSTON. 311 S. 33d. new funeral home. HA. 0417. BRA I LET A DORRANCE. 1823 CUMING ST.. JA. 0526. HOFMANN AMULANCE. Dodge at 24th. Funeral Diractora. JA. 3901. H. H KRAMER FUNERAL HOME. 5918 Military Ave WA. 6314. JOHN A. GENTLEMAN. 3411 Fartiam fet TAGGART A SQS. 22ir Cuming 8t. JA. 0714. HULSE A RIEPEN, Funeral d irectors. 2224 Cuming. JA. 1314 CROSBY-MOORE 24th and Wirt. WE. 0047. Cemeteries. D VISIT FOREST LAWN. *•>»* the display of chrysanthemums st the *reenhous*-s Hundreds of evergreen blankets are being placed on lots They \ ill be very beautiful during the winter months. Offices at the cemetery, north of ■ I»v limits and 720 Brandais Theater _Florists.E ROGERS, K orlst 24th Farnam, J A. 3 4 00 JOHN BATH 1*04 Farnam J A ltoT~ Personals. 3 THE SALVATION Army Industrial horns ‘Ollclts >"ur old clothing, furniture, rnaga /.It.es We i ollect. We distribute Phone] JA. 4135 and our wagon will call Call I and inspfet our new home 1110-2117-1114 .lodge Street. PER80NAL Christmas Cards— 213 Lef lang Bid*. Tel. AT. 387* and salesman ] wLl call Prices include printing MATERNITY patients received In my I horn**. Doctor and nurse In attendance 41.0 Lafayette Av* WA "111 | DR. JOHN ROY. chiropodist. has moved j to larger quarters f»3* Paxton block. Theatrical historical masque costumes for ' play* and parties at Lichen'*. Omaha Lost and Found. 4 LOST—White Gold wrlatwatch Friday eve nlng S. M A. Initial* engraved on had:. Call Kf;. 1541. Sunday. Monday. JA. 610* K award. FOUND—A black calf with a white face Call MA 477d * v Automobiles for Sale. 5 TURKEYS FREE For Thankaglving With Every Peed Car Sale at FELTON'S. 2“I9 Kamarn 2026. Read «»ur Display Ad vertlaement in Follow Want* of the C|***|ftpd Serf Ion. •MOTOR TRUCKS ' We allll have * few used tru'ke to trade. TRUCK A TRACTOR CORPORATION. 1310 Jackson St runKEYS FRF K. For Thankaglving With Every C*ed Car Sale a t r ELTON'S JO 19 Farnatn 202 6 Read Our Display Advert laement In Follow Wants of file t'laxelfled Sett |on SOME bargain* In ueed Ford* New Ford eon. Easy payment*. M CAFFHKY MftTHR CO.. The Handy Service Station 16th and Jackson P>aAT. 7711 NEW ard ueed Ford*, cash or terma. C E PAUI.SON MOTOR CO Authorized Ford and Lincoln Dealer* JOth and Amew Ave HE. 0146 USED CARS O N Bonney Motor Ca 2664 Farnam HIGH-GRADE new ano uaad cars. OUT L. SMITH dependable used cars. ANDREW MURPHY & HON. 64 Year* in Hu*ln»** Huy Here Safely 1JSF.D parts for all makes of cer Ford ijsntt part* at half price Two wrecking plant- NebtMMku Auto Port*. JA 4931. CALL AT.’ 17*70 When You Want a Good Used Car. NEBRASKA OLDHMO fl 11. E CO INDIAN motorcycle with *lde car. for sale rllrt cheap Excellent running .otullilou ( nil 31. H. 1 91 h St Mondn y AT 2991. NEW top. hodv and part* for 1914 U»idl| l;i* for aada ».r ♦ r«*1» IIA “91* EXCELLENT hTiaPE Ford Sedan WA “139 OVERLAND 4. Touring, good condition 1160 00 KE 242... _ Al'Tt IM Quitting tho mr business; f»tr Male very cheap or will trade on <»m«h* real eatatf*. I Chevrolet sedan. I Chevrolet tnurlny I Old* louring. 1 Dodge truck. P A CLARK MOTOR CO. 01 I M Military Ave Auto Ar.censoriet Parts. 9 USED part* for *11 make* of car*. 6U to 76 per cent off list price, two wreck Ing plant* 1 “1 Harney, IIA 49.'ll and ;*;*0r» t urning AT 197“ _ BUY a met * I gMtage Matt* m Omalui CARTER SHEET METAL CO. JA. Ut»02 _AUTOMOBILES- 1 Service Station—Repairing. 10 in.MUO MILT. Ut.-ARANTKR CKHinst piston i slapping and oil pumping: enormous gas and oil saving OROSSTOWN (JARAOK, , 1812-16 s. 24th St. Se« Murphy or Lindsay INDUSTRIAL AUTO MACHINISTS Cylinder re-boring—general mm hine and blacksmith work IV MELCHIORS At SON. 4 17 So. l.Tth St. AT. 2550. FINK MU*r» tlnntr. body, f-nder and ra diwf.tr repairing 214 S. 19th St J A 2570. Auto Livery Garage. 11 AUTOMOBILE” LOAnIT 1120 NORTH 19TH WE. f>4«3 Business Services Offered. 1 .TAMES ALLAN’S Detective* Expert secret service 2,11-312 Neville Block AT 1136 RELIABLE Detective Bureau Sunderland Lldg .TA 2056: night, K E. 3812 LAWNS fertilized Reason able WA 7124 _Building Contractors. 14 C ET our prices on complete garages Mor Ison Lumber A Coal Co. WE. 5561. Millinery—PressmaKing. 17 ACCORDION side knife doi pleating, covered button* all fyles; hemstitching buttnnhol* s. Write Ideal Button & Foot ing Co.. 308 Brown Block. Ornwha Neb Telephone J K. l ft? 4 NEB PL E ATT NO CO. Hemstitching Covered Buttons. lpQ4 Fnrnam Second Floor J A 5670 TAILORED drepaes from your old suits furs rr-m«*<L led. chokers made reason able. HA. >4 DRfcJSSM \ KING, remodeling, alterations, day or piece: experienced. AT. 7990. 2310 ‘ 11 :T;: n Mr.- .lordsn I’AILORRI) dresses from old suits. Coats relinr-d First-class dre making at 2709 Trd ,a Ave HA 802.-5. _Moving—Truck’ng—Storage. 18 F1DEI.IT? STORAGE & VAN CCA MOVING PACKING STORAGE SHIPPING Household goods, pianos, olliee turnjtur.* 1107-11 HOWARD ST. JA. 028* „. GI.OUK VAN AND STORAGE PACKING MOVING, SHIPPING. STORING Estimates furnished. AT. 0230 or JA, 4338. HEKINS OMAHA VAN A STORAGE 16l h and t.eavenwonh Sts Parkin*, mov ing storage, shipping JA 41 S3 GORDON FIREPROOF W1ISE At VAN 210 North nth St Phone JA 3032: mov Ing. racking storage, sbitcin*. ___ Painting and Papering. 19 PAPEltl! CNGING. PAINTING. VARNISH CAI.L AND GIVE ESTS. I HEP PARKS. AT "404 MA. OIOI. PAINTING, tapering. First-class work U "V V ’ ' PM inn JA * f) 4 ■» _ Patent Attorneys. 20! J W MARTIN. 1712 Dodge. Room 209 < *rvaha, also Washington double service winglw f»-e Also help sell patente _Printing Stationery. 21 EDDT Printing Co 212 S 11 si J A kiTs _Professional Service. 22 PRESCRIPTIONS carefultj compounded at the *. Sherman A McConnell Drug Store* DENTAL X iv fee each S3 full aet i •t» Secsrltlee Bids 14 tb and Farnsm MARCELLING, 75c. hair dressing. 25c; hair bobbing. 35c. Phone WE 3629. FISHER tat ha. mawage. 32" Arthur Bldg. \I<»I.ET ■ hv "n I i rfn.‘;n;p. AT 1637. I Repairing, 23 EXPERT sewing machine repairing ir#. . „ MICK ELS 1 >th and Harney AT «3M _EMPLOYMENT. _Help Wanted Female. 27 EXPERIENCED OPERATORS AND LEARNERS T-. new on row* r machine* rnak- I Minn Taylor *a*h dreaaea and aprons. Apply factory off|c«. M E SMITH AND i.'O Tenth and I mug la*. Omaha, Neb. $’ COMMISSION on everj anle of our1 ro-w patented <oml>lnat Ion corset-braa f*!**r' Many »aI*• -adc'i* average over $,iu weekly selling this «i^»i?■»t*i#- gargtient I lesaant. dignified. pernianent occupation. Apply personally to Room 611, Font* nelle Mote! SALESLADIES One of the larg»»,t dt rert to user hosiery mi'ia in the rflun try h * opening' for i| r.~ high-grade aalesladlex Liberal com mission and bontja. If you are willing to work hard for big r> ' n--j «r*plv_ . •* Paxton blo»k _ Help Wanted Male. 28 \V A NT hi D— Men to learn barb*»rlnc 'aught quickly. Hay or evening Post tion* furnished Our nat*! chain of shorn guarantee i n on* anwherr High**' rthica in our bout-graduate dept Pall or write Moler Barber college, i]0 S 14th Men now einploved and who d*mre a < hang" for « he betterment of their fut 'to, cull at 2303 Puming Kt. Ask for Mr. Haddock A14. Mi;\ women, hoys. girls, 17 to H.r., L1 n.K ,0 government positions. 1117 |?r0 (traveling or RtsMonary ), writ" Mr Ozraont. 1*4. 8t. J.ouls. Mo. Inline. I:;»te|y FIH K M F N miAKKMKN; '.ginnere *1 <> I EO (whl. ii poaltion?! Hallway Y-2 4*u. i • )rr.aha I.ei WANTKP Experienced machine nailers ! None other need apply. Pall *t factory, ‘♦tii itr.'l i’aclfo A<-ni« Box Po Help Wanted Male Be Female. 29 CI.KHKS. 1H op 11 JO 1133 rno. For gov ernment positions perlen* * unneces sary For free list position*, write H. Turry (former civil service examiner). *1*5) : f>wrrlster Bide . Wash I ngt <n>. I >. P. BIO moi people who eta *eii tf4, A HA0K.'J Hesi onaibl* partner wanted 32" B Pith. _ Salesmen and Agent*. 30 AN UNTKl.'AL opportunity for the man "Ho want* to c iah In mi Me mil#** ability, very interesting compeaeatinn paid week I ' If fh** aatcMinnri iw a diligent wnd lion worker. If you are *irc < r** about your fulurn and want to nun« >*. permanent connect inti with h » oncarn that la develop ing. tall and aer Mr Cdlaun for a per ronal Interview Monday or Tuesday. 312 Pourtney Bldg IMSTllfPT Manager to organize end maintain large force «.f a*:<-aiadlca sell ing direct In Imme* Product ilo*i not require high pressure tolling tmt fille »n existing demand \ promielng op portunlty for an energetic, *mr»r* man win. la e«iuipped t«i finance *••! f f-«r abort period. Apply tn letter «.r personally to Ralph K .farob Motel Font on cl |e '' A M I* A I' i N MRN WA VTIK I~ I arge*t manufacturing company on e|ec • den I appliance* in the world Is putting on a "pecUt| campaign New men with out any prevlou* soiling experience >in • oak* real money. An unusual future la offered t.i those who * i •• moderately •mcces-fil’ He* Mr *^»**• 1 \ 41* S |7th Ft. s A l-KHM KN A irifJM ilRA!»B FIRM HAS H P L K N !»I f» TKHRITORV WITH OMAHA. NHMRAHKA OR Ct INV K N I KN'T POINT \H HKADyt'AnTKH'/F'HI MICH ■illADK -PIICIAI I’Y S.U,F<MAN *>NK WITH PAR PRKFKRRKP A I »l *R F.HH F F noWHElt A ret, 1103 I»A VIPSON HI. I»Q KANSAS PITY. Mo WldSMAN To HFfJ. HOWHKR l*ON TINTlOtTH Fl.oW PI.ATUFII.TKR SYS TI'.MH IN 8TATKH «>F NKHRASKA AM* l»*WA ONI] WITH I.RV PhWANINtl KM'F.RIF.NPK I'll FKKRKM At*l»RF.SH S F UOWSFR A PoMI’AN Y, 110 1 l»A VIM S1 1N 111,IK, KANSAS PITY. VM * \VO\T»Fit FP I, new Invention ion per > #m profit I'.verv loan, woman end child « pmspert For | mrtleulur* call or w rite. Automatic Kantrllp i'o. 1407 No Thlrty f * rat at reef, f i|n «ha Situations Wanted Fem»le. 31 WISH a position as .-dock Hrl or elevator gi»l. extra nr regular, well experienced < Til WF_27 4... • Al'N’hllY work want. 1 Monday end Tuesday. KF OS 17 Situations Wanted Male, A/ HAI.K8MAN Wishes position. rlMier In city nr on mud, exp»M-fenced . beat of rof«*ren< ea Young ami eriergeHc Mate c.ir Willing to lont* «lty Would like to locate In I ten vet only plat **« with future . irisidei d ** it r I tie * oo ** JV u IIOX II*. Oinutie. Neb Money Wisdom r There are several classes of business folk and many methods of doing busi ness; but by far the most successful are those who look ahead, ^tudy the market and buy when prices are right. Now is the wise time to buy a home, for lower prices are now prevailing than will be effective in spring. Study the market and save. Read Real Estate For Sale Today _FINANCIAL._ Business Opportunities. 33 BIO CHANCE. For Hale—Caf.* doing good business; beat in town of ti.ofto has commercial, city and railroad business. Will Bell right. Must be fc*en to know the valuation Alli ance Cafe. W. L. Aker. Prop. Alliance. Neb.___ FOR SALE—Good confectionery and lunch counter and popcorn popper, in best loca tion in town of 10.000 population on main line of R R. in central Neb. Doing a fine business and is priced to sell. Buf falo Co.. Realty Co.. Kearney. Neb. F«)R SALE OR SWAP—Grocer store and living rooms In best location in Hustings. All good sb 'Pe nearly new. Price $5,000. E C. Grocer. 612 N. Call Ave .. Hastings. Neb. AN influential man in every community can represent millions, make big monev .nd bring money to his community. Best of references and rating given. W-13, Omaha Bee FOR ft A RE—Good paying drug store In good country town that nas a good busi ness Stock Invoice at about $5,000 Only fountain In town Y-2493. Omahft Bee. FOR SALE—Confectionery in good countv Neat bargain Write or call on Temple it- Son Lexington. Neb. BANK fixtures posting machine. de*k» and other equlnmenta for sale Farmers Savings Bank. Mlnden. Iowa. GROCERY stock for sale; good location; give possession at once. Bo* 244. Bel grade Neb ^_______ MEAT MARKET for sale, small Invest ment needed Box 17. Portsmouth. Ia OROf llRY store IN GOOD NEIUH ; Bt iRHOt >!> GALL WK 1'41 Investment—Stocks—Bonds. 34 ! LOW RATE on city property, quickly ! closed; it" monthly payments. JA 1533 V.\ T Gin ham _ Money to Loan. 35 THIS COMPANY IS ORGANIZED To • »ppty your money wanta In the earn* way that bank* aupply the money wanta f the bu.u:n*sa community. Any amount loaned up to $600 and you in repay It »n city monthly payment* our equal payment plan repay* the loan ini ah charge*. | We have be^n in bualneea In Omaha over , in :-earh and can aaaure you of a qulca. ; confidential and aquare deal. OMAHA LOAN COMPANY. Karbach Block Tel. JA 1595 Southeast Corner 16tb and Dougtaa fit* P* AM- "r, PER TENT MoNbTY Loana on Omaha improved property at lowest rate* FRANK It. BINDER. S23 City National. J A. 1661 DIAMOND loan* at lowest -atas, buaineaa no t!y - .nfldential. The Diamond lx>an Qo, 16U podge St Eatabliahed 1-94. 1100 to 110.fn:o man* Prompt service. F. P WEAD AD H BOWMAN. 110 S 1 ,%th_Wead B’dg. AT. 0161 • EY * • laan on farm* and Omaha teat -state MYERS A RAIN BOLT CO 424 Omaha Nat'l Hank BI4|. JA. 0746 OMAHA H riMRS EAST NKM FARMS O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO. ini ', i .m Nat Bk Bldg JA 2716 SECOND mortgage* or contract* pur chased by Tukev Company. 620 Flrat Na tional Hank. JA 4223 FARM LOANS l arge nr small W at Nub farm* ranches kioke Investment Co. M2 Otn Nat Bk. hiX per cent loan* on Omaha residence* *’»>h on hand Prompt service. E. H Imugee, lr.<- 538 K»elln« Bldg, 6«e AND 6 PER CENT—NO DELAY. GARVIN HR OS . 364 Omaha Nat'l Bidg ) WIJ bay tnortgegea and contract* irklB. 948 Oma Nat Hldg.. Omaha. Neb FARM LOANS -Gibbon Steel JA. 65«4 | Wanted to Borrow. 36 j 11.200 YR first mortgage, 7 per cent .Ut l discount on $*,760 Omaha modern [ home Cali .1A 3140, _KOUCAT TO N A 1._ Local Instruction Classes. 38 LiWnRAK BlStNESS COI.t.EOB Stenography and bookkeeping Wrml Dldg., I*th an<1 PirBitn AT 7416 PAT Hi'HOOL—NIGHT S< HOOL Complete couraea in irrnuntanrjr. ma chine bookkeeping, comptometer, short hand and typewriting, railroad and wire less telegraphy, civil service and all Eng lish and commercial branches. Write. • all or phon« JA IB*:, for large illus trated catalog Address ROTT.E8 ColJ.roE. Boyles nidg <»n. inn. Neb EIGHT to 12 w. fh» prepnrc you for a fin-, office position Call AT 7774 ©r writ© An erh • r. 1 i leg© ills Piram mi < rrv haiirkr < 'TTllkuk. 1402 Podge St ISO* Douglas Rt CaM *»r write for Information. ' 'omptometer school gnu Courtney Bldg Dancing Academy. 39 I'Avk on irsr ’oKT AnopNi*-* Ounrante-d reanlt*. f.atexf danr**. ate pa. tniiKii. I'rlmp Watra trot Ma- Tarlana and tnatrgrtora Claaaea Mon . Thur ,7pm l.eaanna any time. beginner* tn profeaalnnaI. K i;r. PINK, 2Mh RD-I Fnrnnni, AT. l.irr MR K KFP TKA* 11 YOP To KANl'K Keefi'a. 1AIA Farnatn iMaaaea Monday. Wen neaday. Friday nlghta Private lex •on by appointment Phono .! A f>4"rt _ I-iyEgTOCK. _ Dogs, Cats and Pets. 42 '•KHMAN rnllar ranarlaa 1007 N JSth _MERCHANDISE_ Articles for Sale. 46 I. MUK.ft pluah o«»•♦. new pprfaciltm oil h ah I pi H» inlM|ili)ii ahotgiin. < a t not iuioii pi KK 4'.57 1 1 J Business Equipment. 47 |)KHK *14 Inch, oak. roller top d*ak, good I condition. aril rhaap. 1123 I.*nvenworlh HA g7 4 \VK BUY. anil aafpa, niaka dark a ahow ' ate ' 'rnabi Klxttir* 4 Hm-riv t o 1 l • h * nd i .-f <•<* ! a < rfid»rwot.<1 and Tt* -mitigton. row • ■»r« *a 1 • I a slao upvm•rolurun Walen heap Addtec* Bus W 111?, Oniihi Baa t|i»\\' Asi ^ „n,i wall' a*p* gap and alr« Itl.' hc.it pip ImirhIti HI Ho Itth \t1niao|iraih an«i No t MultlKraph Ad droaa W-103, Oinalni IP 0 Building Material*. 48 < lt KOI>l PT » Rlnitl •• lilna!• artlatlr. t'Armanrnl llt.idfur 1 lirnnidy Co JA 749 Farm and Dairv Pri durts 4') DUCKS f..t MMtn Utl llnnnlita Fuel and Feed. 50 IIAH l»\V< mil for furo*. .» flr«Mdm r, • r«>\ e> $IH I**’r rnrd \\ A L‘*N0 t. W K IMi • li knack WIIIID df.lv- t ad 9ti « ford | M \ 4497 Moriia Tianaiar Co * __ MERCHANDISE. _ Fuel and Feed. 50 ueu°kvvWu?AUK m PEIt CORU _Good Things to Eat 51 1 ’-'KES to order. KKl'IT ■ A K r.Q a specialty WE. T n 5 4. riNtnEr' a ^2°IJ , 1 AKKS—H'lme-malt, 11 50. HQd other t akes. 5508 Jones 8t _J^_OJA'riTAN and l>cMcla apples. HA. 7530 _Household Goods. 53 BEAUTIFITI, DINING ROOM SET white enameled 3-plece bedroom set, hali clock, mahogany hookcaaes, Turklah rocker and other Items, also Stearns Knight Coupe, Ha's437* *0l<1 reRa^dl*l,, of value—Call "URN1TURE—-The kind that you would Mke to Possets, as well as staple articles rrlr »g reaeor. S'eph*n?on Auction House l.injj Capitol. Goods sold at auctior and private aal* CHOIc’K collection of rare and valuable •irl^ntBl rujfs end drap-riea will be shown by appointment. W-72, Omaha B*»e FURNITURE AT AUCTION This Afrernoon and Tomorrow Night | ___DOWDS AUCTION HOUSE "ASH I NO M A c HIN Warehouse igm guaranteed: factory prime wMIe they Um AT 1«S4 RA.VOE—roie*. with high oven Good WA5K-4 R‘‘a*°nal»le 4709 Burdette ! A B g; s range. funied oak dining room -ul'e. I v* bicycle, two white enamel | beds WK. 1713 .GAS stove. nearly new Olr'n wheel. «n ’good ntn'iilioi. rail WA 3 2(.9 haV' hurn'r E'-Mdm If h ft Mwlnr ma»-hln e "A ♦ Z f 4 DINING ROOM MKT (loop CONDITION HARNKT fna; VKRNIS MARTIN HKD. . OMPI.KTK. 19 IfEATKR -I.aruft »n» haM rr.al fr.r «a « 1 neap, or swap for dr-as<»r 2310 Turning MAHOGANY de»K. fall oyt-ner. WA M 29 ^AJ\__djrnng n; Barg sin JA Q'.27 _Swap Column. 53A f‘ nR SALE OR SWAP—Grocery ate * and living rooms In best location <n Hs«’ n?* All Jn good share nearly new Pr|,-e fi KK.r. °ror*r- 612 V. C*|| A ve . ! Basting* Neb THIRTEEN acres improved fruit and poultry farm in Omaha A.so good feed ng property for what have > ou ? S-22f 1 *msha Bee Ford SEDAN -II?]. perfect shape, nrw I f r* m»*. new fenders Hasaler ahock absorb- ' era fair rubber To trade for what have you 3-211. Omaha Re a BUILDING lota with nr without Im^roxr menta. large number together. for house close In. 8-260. Omaha Be* A Rond piano to swap for ■ ar. diamonds or what have you Bo* S-M7 Omaha Bee GOOD 1 room res dence, Ord. Neb. swap for Omaha nr Council Bluffs residence or acreage S 97 Omaha Bee 1>U STDDF.RAKER Mg -i*. trade for smaller «ar. Ford preferred 3-521. Oma ha Bee 117 - equity .n player piano e*« hange for For ! touring or other tour i! equipment 8-21I. Omaha Bee WILL Swap s Victor Victrola (nearly dew) tome cash for a late model F< rd • ar. 8 22 5. Omaha Bee JEWELRY—$1,000 worth to trade for cm r. or what have you? Address 3 732. Omaht Bee MfMMONS IRON’ bed for Mary bOonm*** or wha» have you* Address *?f Omaha Rr n WILL fake nr as first payment on mod ern five-room house, north part of town 1-277 Omaha Bee H17D80N Huper-8|j touring A 1 copd* tlnn, exchange fur Ford touring s 2.' Omaha Bee MY EQUITY In 370 nrre* for stock equip ment and rent of farm Addresa 8-21V omaha Bee FINE trackage 13th and Corby, ‘•4*316. f-.r house Cli.ae in 3 7€l ‘Misha Bee ion ACRE8 Iowa farm to e*change for f' *• "t • a - 8-223 Omaha Bee Machinery and Tools. 55 NEW and second-hand motors, d' namos I eftron Ele. trn al Work* 311-2(1 3o U‘th Musical Instruments. 58 I ' It‘LIN. css* and bow. bargain If taken at one# Motrnsa Apts.. No 9 lid and «'allfornia PIANO MAHOGANY 1.IK E NEW. AT ?324 So TWENTY-KIR <T STREET. I'lANo Like new. will sacrifice for quick -nle If \ f 3*• 6 Radio Equipment. 59 GUARANTEED radio a«t» 13 4 6 and u7 ! < M Shoes ?jh North 1 <t h 3t Wearing Apparel. 60 FULL DRESN suits and Tu*edoa for rent ■I \ 3174 int N nth St. John Feldman | Wanted to Buy 61 1 • KNKS PKHKf*, MKHK tT N*w doakn, nnod d. *U» bought, aold nnd traded .! t' R»od. 1207 larnam Ht AT ROOMS FOR RKNT. _ Room* With Board. 62 I'RONT ROOM In pmata family, vary ronaonnbl*. Kicollont hoard. toanonnblr. WA Tl4fi_ _ • '•>81 kU*'M m modern prlvnto homo, noai t«o Houth Omaha r»r lino*. boat horn* rooking .T A 0413_ _ ATTRACTIVE living room nnd hodrn««tn nnd nlonplng por« h nlno Went Kainam M A 4 I'M Vd|l Ud> r mi ployed In prlvato. tnodotn homo War .arllnc. Homo pilxilrKO" V\ A ..402 • 14 NdRill 21*>— Excellent hoard. ln\oljr i »•«»»» i , pm m»« f/imlly. into* t *'t'.on* Ido It Al > - Room and i a i .1 foi 1 or i voting men. rnnaoiiah|o AT Audi. Nlr# rm for 1 np I on did |«hmII<iii, 2 in ruin lt*>»•onabla. fioTH cans Lark- room, oxcollont board. I»r I \ * I.. h-in.- \V A JMT, Rooms Without Board. (3 I I ' ' I I I ! • Nlrr wnrtii r- <>m w tit r\rrv con vnnlonir* .1A 4 21(5 ATTI1 Ai’TIVK room, raaomuaMa. 1 or I AT lf>?7 ' 1 \ M > ami on# amall t tioni Nh AN A IIM HOOMS l-Nlll W1NTKK .IN " .1 *10 III N \ I • I A P. \ A Ni I nt||i f .1 » • V * ■ M'l III fionf brtlionm, Inrun rl«*r«*l, mod • ' • I" 'Ilf Nti-nm h**at NN A ill* ■ '1'H ami IP* tort t.ovnlv troth room I'hoiia HA 4MS f*«r VArliauiaa ROP^X?-^- .KENT Rooms Without Board. 63 ATTENTION ladles and gentlemen, clean warm rooms on bathroom fir,or: running uater. hot and cold. HA 67ho. 12U South "h Si. ATTRACTIVE front room, private family no other roomers Walking distance, gentleman preferred. JA. 2738 LINCOLN HLVD. 3625— I^rtre room, with nice cl jset. for on*- or two; ••xcel ient car service. WA. 4594 FURNISHED room for two men; garage space; references. 913 S. 25th Ave. JA .,537,___ WONDERFUL rooms unusual in fot at ion. price and privileges Just call HA. 1314 anti iter PARK DISTRICT- Three pleasant rooms for gentlemen Private home. Modern References. HA 1 f t m v. 1030 South Twenty-eighth street, pleasant room, walking distance; HA 4076 or HA 3705. LOVELY t"otn In private family, with all home privileges; couple preferred. KK 1596. 1st Ave . 622 fl —Modern room, private home, reasonably priced. Come and see or call HA. 4455. PRIVATE family. 18th and Farnam: steam heated room; privilege* of borne AT 60 85,_I DESIRABLE room In private home for 1 or 2. near two car lines; walking dls- 1 tame 11A. 4028. LARGE, cheery room for one or two, 12. in desirable location HA. 2861 j NICE homelike front room, !u pleasant surroundings JA 4783 2047 DODGE, twr nicely furnished warm south rooms AT. 1968. I PLEA a NT room, with refined people. $16' per month close In HA. 4*44 j LARGE ROOM suitable for two; excel lent board reasonable \ T 25 4 3 YOU have been looking for Gils room. Got your own ore;. ,< f* si. too HA 0531. AT 6582—Two nicely furnished sunny 'coping rooms vorv reasonable HOMELIKE room In private family, an unusual offer WA. H638. LARGE attractive r tom In mod apt., close in: references. AT 5569. 2611 DEWEY AVE—Small steam heated room. 12 75. AT 8066 DUNDEE. WA 7821 —One or 2 gentlemen who will apprw-.a'e h home. A REAL home in a private family. 722 S 3 5th Av Rooms for Housekeeping. 64 20TH FT. 315 NORTH—Nmo housekeep ing rooms; good heat; everything furnish ed AT. 1213 HOfSEKKriPINO. 2 rooms, good hoi ie I for working couple Furnished or un- j furnished. WE 3064. PLEASANT room for Ugh* housekeeping,; everything furnished. 634 South 26th. HA 0846 FURNISHED 3-rm ip» . all njodern, prl ' ite bath and entrance, garage if desired HA 147?_ DOUGLAS FT . 265# — Light housekeeping mom. on main floor everything furnished find modern. HA. 13H6. 2 ROOMS, kitchenette everything furnish ed. also sleeping room 2SG* Douglas. HA Os 51 124 S “1ST AVE.—Furnished room# 14 50 up; also 3 unfur . $29 mo. HA 37i«. - LTQffT hskpg mg-, privet#* home: ■mndry prl■ . n#-ar < .rlin« 05? C irti*. f» A\o « - furnished room- i MA 46 46 4*31 S 2 3d FARNAM. Ml—(ire large room. also basement. Four r op - furnish'd f - t hou** keeping fo- <r|or«d MA 20ie DAVENPORT—Two nr,' 1-rrn apt* mwl. ■ well futn • repr »,eiis AT 2*3 5. A SUITE of 3 rooms. IdealD located, every* hi n g furnished. HA 344b. Where to D n«. 66 WHERE TO DINK. IS TOVR OFFICE. YOUR SHOP. I'INK ANYWHERE XV K WILL DELIVER A <;*■«»!> LENCH EVERY DAY FOR 25 CENTS. CALL AT a»»6. STANLEY S BOX Ll'NCII. Where to Step in Town 67 DID you »»v«r atop at the Hotel Loyal. ISth and Capitol Ave ? Within a a-iuarc nr two of all m ttvTies Roomy room* and s*vera! beautiful sulfa all newly < arpeted and de- orated Excellent coffee shop with cafe'erl* aer We both lone if you -1 *n’t atop herr _M < »P E K A 1 E PRICES PREVAIL H'*TEL ** v NT' ■ P. ’ • -; »» h and i »rrn’n ! HOTEL HKNSHAW—lfitb and Earnam j Special rafe» to permanent Kje«*s IfOTEI. JKPFERF< IN TvTTTTd c.t ;,;•»! J i •* >• h> ntcd m. n U>a„|) n« » a M an! ut AT .’Ml t REAL ESTATE—FORWENT Apartments—Furn.shed. 65 [ r r. nrvr 5 for.-,a n'cely furnished, heated apart- 1 ment. This la our house Will rent for the winter t-> adult* only with heat ref eren.— *rl f o * r I -espnmdh.l'tv |1®0 per mo Ron W-lOl Omaha Me1 )■'. I ,S (V i * Ft K Furnish***! a ;<nrt metit ■ « 11» No:! i 39ih St. Nicely furn'shed modern, steam-heat* 1 one very attractive front a; .« t, ment. HA 3114 621 V 21ST ST 3 rooms with four-room accomodations. Wsikirs distance Nicelv furnished __ miMSHKh AI’ARTMKNT WITH OAR auk .4Q®t m a nrv_ FIVK rooms furn'ahed on first floor l*>5. Good location 3. - s 17; b v \ < KE 41 16TH f*T 1404 N .*> room Apt . furnished |T*0 month WII 3172 32®3 Wt >Of WORTH—3-room furnished Ipsrlmeni. private entrant*- HA 6®74 i'HOK'K 2 room apt. cheerful and home like, ateatn heat, he • h 2041 Fsrnam hOVKl.T 3 - room ariartnient , every thine furnished 24?® Capitol avenue 3s 17 S TWKNTV THUU* vT -Km nslird or unfur. mod. warm, outside - ro»m apt T\VO*K<h>M front -of, first clsaa 347 MUhAoAT lei I IV1. ROOM FI AT 3> 27T11 AVK KK, 3® 41 Apartments—Unf urn shed. 70 6 ROOM flat, modern eaurpt hei«t. 13th and OssteJar Sts . Ir< Ja- I- son f-*64 IKI1RRWOOP AVK -Tins- ?->on apt. with four-toum act mnmodaiion WA f9.i RE AT, ESTATE—FOR S ALE. ___ Apartments—Unfurhished. 70 I.KT IS SHOW VO! THESE APARTMENTS 4 Kiums with d'iS'lng room and bath Murphy bed dandy eunroom. Rent $75 winter. $'.5 Hummer. Ulenarlo Apt. $lat and Capitol Ave 3 mom* nice larg* living room, real kitchen Mnd dining room Murphy bed and bath. You can f beat this Good r* sid-nci* neighborhood Rent $85. Wa will be glad to ehow you. 2 rooms furnished. $3* unfurnished $33 Only two of these left ao better getect your-r now. Heat. water and Janitor service. Apt -•< and 25. Manuel Apts 60* So. 21 at Ave. Call us any time AT. 8980. P A CM K R-MI’SKI N CO . ! • 412 Keeiine Bldg BRAND new Brick Duplex, nearly completed. with or without garages. Make your •election NOW and eeiect your decorations N ,1 8KOOMAN A SONS. 311« Cuming St HA 7046. After office hour* call HA 2175; HA 8714_ FOR RENT—Fiftieth and Davenport, new ti-room brick duplex, fireplace, tile bath and other attractive features. .1 H Me farvllle, Realtor, 102-3 City National. AT. 6 tt 25._ 4 rooms. Apt. 21 Lafayette. 17th Ave. and .Jackson. 6 rooms Apt 11. Birrhwood. 4812 Dodge St. fall JA JOlf._ THIRTIETH ST. » 0*—Three-rootn fl*t. In good condition Mod ex heat $2;; 50. RASP HHi'N 212 Keeline Bldg AT ',721 prt'-RS T RI 'ST COMPANY “WHERE OMAHA RENTS'* AT 05 4 4 )7?h and Farnam Sts APARTMENTS and flats for rent. PALMKR-Mt’SKIN CO. AT 8880 Real Estate Management Specialists. FOR ONE OF DRAKES 1*00 APARTMENTS fail Jackson 2*05_ IDEAL modern large 4-room apt Hea? I ght water furnished. Inquire 3837 So 2nd St________ STEAM hen»f-d modern apartments. lo» 'Ant r; P Stebbins lain Chicago St Business Places for Rent. 71 FOR RENT Double store: ground floor Peters National Bank with large basement. vault and storage space. Inquire treas urer B-e Publishing Co., Hoom 204. Peters National Bank. Modem *t*a-n-h* a*ed store. |70 month. B F Htebhins. IMP Chicago, PRIVaTe off, e fum~!*he«l~ AT 1S06~ Houses for Rent. 72 i-— j NEW e-room brick duplexes containing • !l r- v f n'urw anil n< < oromodat ions. »h or without u-.-ig^p Ready for or. •upanrv now 3517 end 3517 Cuming S' . • a- Tci-hniow! H ph ard facing Rem's 1 rk <*»'! owner. AT 7173 4 - H< >' >M co-fa g>- 125. 15 35 N 1«th S‘ El !» . water, eas and plumbing being : retailed JA 0731 Sun and eve. WE. *84«». K"I'jMlOf'M bungalow apt heat water md irar.icp, f unfurnished ISO fur* mabed Fi*rty seventh and Bedford Ave. WA 1144 KIVF-KOoM cottnee, ft' 7 rooms. #27 ,'»■>; « room?, !3° earageg. 15 Edith E•«r!». :».in t h.'d>r St » J '•> MS A .. ■ • * diet an • e* ••ofid 1’umb'ng and newly decorated. 125 T\ 07.31 Sun and ev* WE 0140. .NEW 5-’( . m modern bungalow; g*r»ge k- lor f!«n close to c*r and at ores -'1 ’ n--*d •• »twrer AT i (-Ih’oM HOl'SE f<>r rent all modern, oak | f nisb Ga-pcre R* ^ « cable rent. 2901 j v h i»• i WE ;~~_ ! 529 S SIS'** ST. -11 ro«.n e ,*ge vird. I v * - nr 1 *• a ^ • •»«< -’' r t f - • •• • m;ng I hour* Rent IK* <’ork.n. AT 2421. FlVE-rc'-n ?i lern h • i*e |4r **, 2^12 T *• ‘rior•» Ave Mr Ton-r JA 0710 R' >M ho.-* for- ;»n' «'a!! JA 1844. ■’ TH vven r ms for rent. 4211 8. Nt h > 'a,i JA 5414 1 rff i i mod ■ HORSES for rent 11* to 14* Kargea Rea 'y I ^ Main Phone Co Bluffs 4147 -H* '! N rocme modern. 2*1 North 2*th Avenue Phone. HA ‘.R:. 2 AI.IF' RN’ \ St Dundee—Kou»* for rent HA 7732. 1 l »'! \ —: -rr m ge.*-»re. Kounti# jhace. • • *■" for: o * I'7 *■". HA 7530. HARNEY ST ?21“— e-room heated I • s *■* mer• ianlter service and wa’er f r-e- m<~nth In.sedate t>c»»easior ' ’ r-.pd it'^n AT »•** Housts—F urn-shed. 72A MC\ \ K-'-'M modern. -n Carlin* ISO. ! 51 V 41 *i S' ■•»ll IT 77(7. M rr I* c Th -mpson Officct and Dcak Room. 73 FEW ff *■* for rent Apply room 400. Fire* National bank j Business Property 78 i 4 ' f fa*- i»! I*#w#v Ave <u«e -e rv,'-lelrd v> m wine *i t«t •* r f.‘ •(■ JA s . • * r* 1 •’ '• e v. ■ 1 • _t KM-:A! K > T AK—FOP SAI-F^ Farms and Lands for Sale. 79 FINK icre farm well 'mprored and atri.-tly modem. four mile* north of ri/»e#ure Would tr, ike ideal dairy fariu Write or rail C i. TATK *5$ Omaha National FORTY Ai'HES we l Improved fruit j fa- M ure .1 e*per*er. Floreocu 8ta tint! R* a. Omah*. N’efa. Hi uses for Sale. 80 s 1! KI.WOop, h i- Vr <>f modern We all' heir you finance <11 .Sunderiand Hide .IN :«j HALF acre :-rnom Hume, tike near, eiec- I *: I'ehi it $lu V*rv mn terms NN A ♦•venter* SI ;opKN A to KmIIi •» .1 A 4..fc Sei. > •• • w ' 1 > - i *r * •; ir.p Houses—North. 8! SF.WAHO ST—A-room modern bun ga'ow I500 ra*h. l aianre monthly. Craig aQ* Bee J A 0:*>O 'Hi'l’l \ \ »'«> . Healti >* JA I. C' Seil h mi*e* anywhere Buyer* waiting i:\si’ i'M AH A l *m hoiHf double e«r i \ pavmema Hs-gain JA. t.-$» l «'H SAl.K BN OHMIR ' room all mod j I ern hou**' W K. 1101 • ^REAL^E^TATJE---F^R^AJ^E;^ Houses—North. 81 < NEW BUNGALOWS UNDER Cf »NSTRUCT1<»N ♦ SOLD—4 l’—FOR SALE—2 *350 TO *760 CASH Modern 4 rooms and bath, complete, well built, the bent of materials bejng ua«*f| Desirable location where value* are In creasing rapidly. A good varan* lot will l be Accepted same a* r a«h on first ’ pay - men* Your choice light fixtures and "hade*. Evenings and Sunday. call Schmitt. WA. 1232 R T CLARY CO.. Realtors 2ITH AND AMES HE 0175 REAL HOMES—RIGHT PRICKS. F,n~ A-room home < lose to Hanncom park. Very best condition, new furnace. p*v*d street extra iarge lot Owner has reduced price to sell. N.<e 6-room. 1 W s*ory house, close to 21*t and Grand Ave Nice lot with shrubbery Garage; good condition. Own er leaving town Pr;< •• t 500. Terma. W. T. GRAHAM J-A 1' 370 4 Peters Trust Bldg CHOICE MfNNU I.USA BUNGALOW JUST COMPLETED. Lat«at design and finish, large five-room, -ak finished bungalow Tiled hath with wall tub and pedestal lavatory: breakfast nook, etc Just too complete for descrip tion Price only $6 75<». *1.000 to 11.250 cash, balance like r°nt, OSBORNE REALTY CO 530 Peters Trust Bldg JA 22A2. ONLY *2.500 CASH” *35 North 25th Ave—5-room modern house, modern except hea* good cellar and burn. Lot 30x127. west frontage. Immediate possession Worth *7.500. but *2.500 cash will take ft. CHRIS BOYER. 2123 burningJA *041 A DANDY 4-room modern home, chicken bouse and fruit, near 46th and Bedford Ave A full basement, cemented: French dcor* fan t,e bought verv reasonable. AT 406C KE 1 722 evenings_ 5-ROOM modern bungalow oak f nish. ga rage. good location, only *4.750. Norn* (V Norris AT. 7*■ 62 * E BUCK A CO buy and sell horn**. Houses—South. 82 >4.750 $500 CASH—Ne*r Windsor »<hoo1. 7 rmi . mod all oak floor*, new shade* and desolations. JA. 1426 days. WE. 3262 evenings LOUIS COHN Has all kinds of nrorertv for sal*. Phone MA 0143 4*23 e 2 4? h St SHOPEX * CO. Realtors. JA 422*. Se',; house* anywhere Buyers waiting. 6-Room Hou*j. modern exrent heat. 4219 * 24th Thomas Geary 3916 S 25th. T*»ss.r A Te**r. snerlanst* in S **ide homes Houses—West. 83 COLLINS COMPANY Builder* rf Built High* Homes. 403 Art hi* Bldg« >ff:ee AT 33?1. New Home*—Your Terms. OROVE-HIBRARD CO AT 495652* Sunderland Bid*. "’ILL build to vour order on our beauti ful lots in Edeewood: verv easy terma. :■ v nr - AT * ' 4 r< BARGAIN1 In fktuls Park district; * room miodern house: terms; by owner; rail. HA *274 s HO PEN * Rer-Itor*. .1A 422*. Sell ho-is * ?r.vwhere Buyers waring. Houses—Benson. 84 A CHOP K SIX-ROOM COLONIAL Jl'ST COMPLETED. I-.ire room with f;replac* re* hrt'• «<-!! dir-re ro< m. kitehw* with I-u.i: r feature* and breakfast room ■ n f ' .r Three p — d bedroom* rn •ecr.nd floor Clou* •*> school, or# b)ork r«t :n sr 1 n~:arhborhood. ‘'all M* WiNrn AT 354«. «f*er * call Wa. 34S*> Is50 TO »4M CASH. |4 a*>a THE FIRST IS .ICST COMPLETED A jr.'-derr. f*u- la-*• rooms ard ba'h K inan -w f# of huEt-lr feature* Close to cp"!lne etc *~all owner, ever^n** **-4 Fu w-'i a y \VA IS3S. week days. K K MTS For Sale—Dundee. 85 UtTNDFF PD1LDINO BITES. GEORGE A CO. AT **i« For Sale—Florence. 88 v E-T ;i A n * v «. . to orlr K E MO* Lots for Sale 88 BIT A T IN B VITA A Dr !T10*f *’0 Down 110 r.er Month V I P L 'N'VKSTMKN’T O- JA- 124* FLORENCE FIELD SELLING Salesmen - - p' mnd* everv day. C W * * A P. TIN A- CO AT Q’*7 1 ■ *TS 4 dee.rabl* .’c'« worth : he nonet, AT Real Estate for Exchange. 89 LXCHANGE> of a!! k!t.!> S H. Brown# * 5 4: Secur'tlea Bldg AT 4?50. Wanted—Real Estate. 90 SERVICE AND RESULTS* When vou ''at w »h ua. Competent tales ?•■rre, •v gvkr a stain Realtor* WE SELL H«*MES. LIST WITH Cl HAMILTON * CO. ^ ■ •« N-V- Block._ J A ©ttt HaVL buyers ' r g.»o<i homea Do >ov» «•**. s-:i > ira" I. a it with C a 1 irlmmel Realtor JA 1«1» SLK ua f: -91 Seed lis’Ulg*. any location, to s rowna Shopen A Co. Realtor* i 47!< Kee’iw* RMg 'HA** W YMNG A* SON R* a! ■ '*'«> Rental*. Insurant**. 1 <•*•? « '■* •• Nhl Bunk AT *««A LIST your home w • h ua for -e#u’tn GRUENIG REALTY Cu Realtor* Ja^k • n M' O Firs; Nat R* •W K BUILD TO FLEA sir TEMPLE MFATPES CO •5*^5 rrn»ni St_ AT o t iuv r r. Investments. Acreage IS05 rerr*Bm AT t*i« '‘ ANT i »r Lfootn h *•?. r|p*«» In ab*.fit Can par Si.SO# cash l\ 101. Omaha Re* M A A XPKRDOX CO. J A. 41«T Ha* buwrr for S. A and T-room hou*e« '.1ST your property with Chris Boyer, notary public 7id and Cuming Sts S’ VTKR A Cl V. Realtor* K e* 1 ne Ride WORLD RJ-‘\! TV CO Rea.lc'S C ?«•:' V.TSTLTN Rea. UataTe Co J A. Mt 7 J A SANDELI. Rea. relate AT »!« flrah-m Peters Co. sell homes JA v*»3 Chaa E Belman. AT 6750 Real Estate r Real Estate—AT «?6# H W \ > ard t'n for Rea’service At •&<> A Little Cash Down Will Buy Any Used Car in Our Store Chevrolet Touring $3(N) Chevrolet Touring . $375 Chevrolet Touring $375 Ford Coupe .$ 150 Ford Touring .$350 Ford Touring .$135 Ford Touring . $ 1OO Ford Touring .. $ 00 Oort Sedan ..$350 Maxwell Sedm . $335 Hudson Sedan .$175 Oakland Sedan . $ 150 Oakland Sedan . $175 Oakland Coupe . . . $ 150 Stearna-Knight Coupe $M75 Haynes Coupe $$50 Oak'ani) t'oupe. exceptionally good condition. See this before oil choose, at $450 t!»2S Ihirant Touring:, all oor<l tiros, buntprri, motor, motor, tiros All now Buick Touring 9 425 Buick Touring . 9325 Buick Touring . . 9275 Buick Roadster .9500 Buick Roadster.9250 Olds $ Touring. 92S5 Olds ti Touring . . 9375 Nash Touring.9300 Nash Roadster . 9350 Oakland Roadster ... 9175 Oakland Roadster . 9050 Oakland Touring . 9175 Oakland Touring _9275 Oakland Touring .... 9325 Oakland Touring . 9 125 Oakland Touring 9050 All the above ear* have hern put in A l condition and are ail priced to soli, with term* to «mt. Drive one out with a small cash payment down and ride while you pay the balance on easy monthly layments, and a whole barrel of gasoline free with each used car. Oakland Motor Car Company 24th «nd O. 24th And Lake. 20th and Harney USED CAR BRANCHES 2212 Furntm 125 So. Mntn, Council Bluff*.