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About The Omaha morning bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927 | View Entire Issue (April 2, 1924)
Omaha’s “Lost and Found” Telephone Number Is At. 1000 Strong South Omaha Market for Good Beef Steers or Butcher Stock Values on Cow Stuff Strong to Higher—Stockers and Feeders Steady. Receipt* were: Cattle Hogs Sheep Official Monday ... 7,613 8.158 ]0,f*l2 Estimate Tuesday . t.»oo 18,000 7,50) Two days this week.16,till 18,168 18,012 Same day last week. 17,766 33,869 18.819 Same dy. 2 wk, ago. 17,403 "5.146 24.*-* Hama dy. S wk. ago. 21,728 36,981 23,534 Same day year ago.1 8.140 31,948 23,1*6 Cattle—Receipt a, 9.000 head. There waa a isrdng active market for anything good in the way of either beef ateers or butcher stock and quite a few sales of choice steers were mad* at $19,60® 11.00. Under $9.50 the market was rather Blow and druggy. Demand for cow stuff was active on shipping account and values strong to 10®16c hlgner than Monday. Stockers and feeders held about steady, although choice, fleshy kinds aold as high as $8.50®8.75. Quotations on cattle: Choice lot prime beeves, $10.50011.10; good to choice beeves, $9.75® 10.40; fair to good beeves, $8.75®9.60; common to fair b*«ves, $7.50 fit'8.60 ; good to choice yearilngs. $9.00® 10.25; fair to good yearlings, $7.9008.85; common to fair yearlings. $6.7607.75; good to choice fed helfhers, $7.6008.40; fair to good fed heifers, $5.00® 6.00; choice to prime fed cows, $6.7507.75: good to choice fed cows. $5.75.600; fair to good fed cows, $4.75® 5.76; common to fair fed cows. $2.50® 4.25: good to 4-hire feeder#. $8.1509.00; fair to good fMdlBL $7.6008.10; common to Mir feeders, $6.50®7.25; good to choice stock** ers, $7.50®8.25; fair to good feeders. $ *". 51 ®8.10; common to fair feeders, $6.50® 7 25; good to choice stockers, *$7.50®8.25; fair to good smokers. $6.7607.60; cont ivon to fair stockers, $0.00® 6.4 5; stock hei fers. $4.ftb®5.50: stork rows, $3.00 0 4.2.'.; stock calves. $4.5t»®8.00; veal calvys, $1.00010.25; hulls, stags. etc,, $4.25®6.00. BEEF STEERS/ No. Av. Pr. No. Av Pr. ~ fr* , , , , 725 $7 60 12 748 $8 2» . 89.8 8 35 36 888 8 55 BEEF STEERS. 21 ., ,..1030 8 90 29 9*8 9 15 8 .1320 9 25 9 924 9 50 19.1215 9 75 6..1108 9| 75 J1 .1 162 9 85 3.129.3 10 00 21.1254 10 in 2.1070 10 25 11.1296 10 25 17.1434 10 60 27.. ....1322 10 50 7.1241 10 85 22.. ....1314 11 On COWS. 24.. .... 961 4 60 3......1193 5 85 18 .1131 6 50 14.1100 6 60 10.1119 6 75 12.1341 7 60 HEIFERS. 7. 440 6 75 13. 870 6 00 19 . 826 6 60 6 873 7 00 6 . 970 7 25 62 697 7 60 6 . 656 7 75 STOCKERS AND FEEDERS. 7 . 732 7 50 13.1000 8 25 HULLS. 1 .1470 4 40 1 1600 4 50 1 . 1830 4 65 ‘ 1.1250 6 25 OAUVES. 0 ..416 58 5 4. 462 6 60 2 . 325 8 50 2 160 9 00 2 .. 305 9 25 1 . 1$0 10 00 2 . . . . 190 10 25 1 .210 10 50 Hogs—Receipts. 18,00(1 head, The fair ly liberal supply at hand this morning coupled \*th reports of not overly op timist nature from other point* gave local trade a rather druggy tore early. A fair shipper outlet devolped later ana movement was noted at around steady prices. Local packers were reluctant n acting, but trade in this division finally got under way at figures around steady with Monday. Bulk of *he sales was at $7.25® 7.40 with earlv top, $7.40. HOGS. No. Av. 8h. Fr. No. Av flh. Pr. 86. .190 ... $7 25 84..196 ... $7.30 72.. 21* 70 7 35 66..269 ... 7 40 60.. 254 i.* 7 45 64..275 ... 7 60 Sheep .and Lambs-r-Receipts, 7.604V head. General sentiment leaned Just a trifle toward the bear side of the rat lamb market this morning, due largely to the moderate supply <m Offer and tended to make trade stubbon early. Shearing lambs were again and the mar ket quotably steady. Aged sheep ruleq around steady on fair supply. Quotations on sheep tnd limbi: Fat lambs, good to choice, $15 50® 16.2i : f^t lambs, fair to good. $14.00015.25 clipped lambs,. $13.75 014.25.. shearing, lambs. $15.00015.75; w ethers. $9.00012.00 year ling*, $1 0.60® 13.50; fat ewes, light. $9.00 (, -i ■ *»5 • fat ewes, heavy. $7.000 8.75. * ’ FAT LAMBS. Vo A v. Pr. 260 fed A. 9* III 10 Receipts and disposition of livestock at the Union stockyards. Omaha. Neb, lor 24 hours ending st 1 p. m., April 1: RECEIPTS—CARLOT. Cattle. Hogs. Sh p. Wabash ^. 2 •• *i Missouri Tacific . 11 3 - 1’nlon Pacific ..114 52 c. fc N. W-. «.»t......... U 1 \ C. & N. w., went.. *7 r St. P., M. * 0. 44 29 C . B. & Q.. past. l« IS .. C B. & Q . west. r." 4* C , R. I. & P. east. * S C.. R. I. * P.. west. 4 4 1. C ' R H. 11 * C. G, W. .._4 2 ■fotil S'e'.elpts.344 249 24 DISPOSITION—HEAD. Cattle. Hnits. Sheep. Armour .4- Co.Ill* 55:,6 ’?** CUrimhv Pk*. Co.1224 4l«6 319S Bold Pn-kfn* Co- 235 10 16 Morris Pk*. Co. S23 2.97 751 Swift Co.,...1641 4016 2563 Hofman Bros. 14 .... ...» Midwest Packing Co. 2 .... .... Omaha Packing Co.. 21 •••• •••* John Roth & Sons.. 27 .... .... 8. Omaha Pkg. Co.. 27 .... • ••• Murphy, J. W. -•* ...» Lincoln t*kg. Co.... 302 .... •••• Nagle Packing Co... IS .... ...» Wilson Packing Co.. 379 .... .... Sinclair Packing Co.. 39 . .. •••• Kenneth Sr Murray.. ... 29a •••• Anderson Sr Son. 4 2 .... ...• Bulla, J. H. 25 ...» •••• • ’heck, W. H. » .... • • • • Dennis Sr Francis... 5* . Ellis Sc Co. 17 . Harvey, John . 8 24 .... •••• Huntzinger Sc Ollvar 19 .... .... Inghroni, T. J...... 21 # .... ..*• Kellogg. F. 0. 51 .... .... Klrkuatrick Bros. .. 17 i... .... Krebbs S. Co. 4 .... .... Longman Bros.Ill .... •••• Luberger, Henry 8.. 114 .... .... Mo -Kan. C. * C. Co. 7 .... .... Neb. Cattle Co. 43 .... ..»• Root. J. B. Sr Co.... 4* .... .... Rose nstock Bros. ... 100 .... .... Sargent 4r Ftnnegan. 391 .... .... Smiley Bros. . 43 ..•* ...» Sullivan Bros. 34 .... .... V. San. W. 31- Sr Co. 94 • • i • .... Wertheimer Sc Degen 141 .... • Other bujrera . 421 .... Totals ..5260 37550 9052 Chicago Uvea rock. Chicago. April 1.—Cattle—Receipts, 11 000 head; beef steers and yearlings un even; less desirable killing quality con * aldered, trade generally ateady to !uc top. $12.00 paid for mixed year rtks* choir wulghty stee“s absent; beet handyweight. $11.50: 1,610 pounds aver age 911.25; bulk fed steers, $8.2 5 40 1 0.2t»; some nlgln light kind downward to $7.50; she s.o< k generally steady with yester day's advknce; yearling beef heifers fslrly numerous. $7.50W 8.50. Some good to choice yearling heifers. 510.16; most fat cows. $5.00 © 6.50; bologna bulls strong to 15c higher: weighty sausage bulls up ward to f5.25; bulk. 91.75605.10; vealers uneven mostly 25c higher, bulk to pack ers $10.0*© 11.00- few. $11.50; outsiders upward t-o $12.00; atorkora and feeders .irons; 10 load string Colorado fed steer* homed, $9.75©10.35; mostly, $10.16© *°Hogs—Receipts, 25,000 head; fairly active, mostly fic lower than yesterday a average; few' early aales showing less de cline; bulk good and choirs 160 to 300 pmind average. $7.56©7.65; top, $7.70; bulk 1 t0 to 150 pounds weight. $*.26© 7 40; packing sows mostly $6 40©6.90: killing pigs unchanged; desirable strong weight Mrvely $6.50©6.40; estimated hold over 1 6.00U. Hhecp and I.a mbs—Recelpi*. 20,000 bond- fat la mbs 26c to 50c lower; sheep steady; feeding and shearing lambs weak in ".'.r lowc, bulk fat wooled Ismbs, |1 r> 75© 10i-5 : top. 116 40; desirable f lipped lambs. $13.35 60 1 4.25. Prime handy U. ir;ht farm fed kind. 114 80. hulk fat , x,. « $11.00 ft 11.60; choice shearing lambs mostly $15.75. Kansas City Mve Stork. Kansas t’ity, April 1 -(U. R. Department of Agriculture.)—Cattle—Receipts. 4.000 head; calves. 1,600 head; market for beef steers steady to strong, spots 10© 16c weights; heavy sters. slow; best handy weights and heavy steers. $10.76; year lings. $70.00; bulk fed steers. $8 0 0 60 1 0 00; fed cows and helfera. steady to strong; cannera and cutters, weak, beef cows, $4 60©4 60; fed holfers, up to |4.00; bulls and veals ateady; top veals. $10.00; heav ies and mediums, weak to 69c lower; bulk, $1.00607.60; Stockers and feeders, steady. best feeders, $4.50; bulk all classes, $H F»0©7.50. Hogs—-Receipts. 10,000 head; market was ■toady to 6e higher; packer and shipper $7 46; bulk sales. $7 10 107.46. bulk W of desirable 210 to 300-lb. butchers. $7.36 ©7.45. 170 to 200-lb. averages, I7.0fe©7.2&; bulk 130 to 160-lb . $6 60©7 00; packing sows, moat IV $B 40604.50; stork pigs, were ■ i early; bulk. $6.2 6 60 6 6 6. Sheep- Receipt*. 5.500 head; market for 1*mh*. 15 60 26c lower, nmstlv 26c off; two loads tn shippers. $14.2»»: others to padr er*. largely $ 1 6.75 © 16 00 ; odd lots sheep around ateady. H0. .lospeli M»e Ht«ek St Joseph Mo. April 1 — Ifngs- Rr ceipts, 6,600 head; market atrong to 10c w higher; top, $7 45; bulk of sales, 57.25© ?.4U. Cattle—Receipt*. 2.500 Lend: market generally steady; hulk early steer sale*. $8.25frc 1U.09; lop, IIU.25. cows snd he.f ers. |4 2f»©9 50. calve*. * Y00 © 9.50. glock ers and feeders, 9 Y 69 ©8.60. Sheep and Lambs—Receipts. 2.000 head; market slow; lnmbs, 916.25 if 18.19: ewea, 910.00© 11.00. ~~ AN NOC is ( E ME NTS. ~ Funeral Notices. A CAREY—Patrick J , age 78 years, died at the home of his daughter. Mr*. M. .1. Jepkers, 4235 Ohio. He is survived by ins wife, Hanora, and sons, Police Captain Henry Carey and Edward of Omaha, Michael. Nuseta. Colo., and Thomas. Long Beach, cal.; five daughters. Mrs. Mayme Oden, Omaha; Mrs. Catherine Connolly, Denver; Mrs. Hanora Carroll, Denver; Mr*. Marjory Welsh, Omaha. Funeral Wednesday morning to Holy Name church. 9:30. Interment St. Mary cemetery. Arrangements in care of Lar kin Brothers. MARSH—Ernst A . 3907 North 21st St., passed away March 30. Deceased is sur vived by his wife, Amelia and four daugh ters, Mrs. Matilda Kay, Mrs. O. M. Ksry, Mrs. L. L. Kothe anti Mrs. William Mad oerin, nnd three sons, Fred W., Ernst A., Jr., and AV. E., all of Omaha, and nine grandchildren Funeral services, AVednesday, at 2 p. m. from Ho/fmann Funeral Home to Sr. Pauls Evangelical Lutheran churfth. 25th ami Evans streets, at 2:30. Interment Prospect Hill. MALIN—Mrs. Ida. age 71 ‘ears, Sunday tit her home at Bellevue. She is survived by her son. Harrison. <>f Bellevue; six daughter*. .Miss Sarah, Minnie and Bessie c, C Bellevue, and Mrs AV. F Au«*hnutv mul Mrs. C. Y Barnes Omaha, and Mr*. C. C. AVeekley of Phltadelphia, Mr*. Harry Rhymer of Los Angeles Private funeral AYedneadav. 2 p. m . from the residence. Dr. R L. Wheeler officiat ing. Burial a*. Bailey cemetery. LITTLE—Mrs. Ellen, age 75 years, is sur vived by* four sons. John Ralph E, William J.. of Omaha, Philip 8 . of Leiter, Wyo. Funeral AVednesday morning from resi dence. fi32 South 19th St., at 8:30 to St. Phllomena church, at 9 a. m. In terment Holy Sepulchre cemetery. Gentle man* mortuary in charge. Vaults and Monuments B “Automatic Pealing" concrete burial vaults recommended by all leading undertakers. Mfg. by Omaha Concrete Burial Vault Co. Funeral Direr tors. C HE A FEY & IfKAFET Undertakers and Kmbalmer* Fhone H A. 0265. Office 2611 Farnam (ESTABLISHED SINCE 1882) KORISKO FUNERAL HO APE 23d and O Sts. 1250 3 13th St. MA. 06*0. AT. 1873 HOFFMANN AMBULANCE Dodge at 24th. Funeral Directors. JA. 2901 N. P. SWANSON. 17TH AND CUMING Quiet. Dignified Supervision HULSE A RIEPEN. Funeral directors. 2224 Cuming. JA. 1226 C. C. HAYNES FUNERAL HO APE. 3920 N. 24th St. KE. 0257. DUFFY * JOHNSTON. 311 S. 33d. new funeral home. HA. 0417. CROSBY-MOORE 24th and Wirt. WE. 0047 BRAILEY a- DORltANCEL JS23 CUMING ST.. JA. 0526. JOHN A. GENTLEMAN 3411 Farnam St. Cemeteries. D VISIT FOREST LAWN WEST OF FLORENCE. Forest lawn cemetery Is the largest and most beautiful cemetery in this vicinity. On account of its natural beauty it la recognized as one of the leadiog ceme teries in the country. Ir is north of the city limits. Office at the cemetery anti 720 Brandela Theater. WEST LAWN CEMTKRY. Omaha's moat convenient burial park. 6*th and Center. Family lota of varying size* for Immediate or future use. on easy payments. Perpetual care. Courteous service. Easily ac».essible. Call WA. 0820 or AT. 1979. we ll take you out at your Florists. E ROPERS, Florist. 24th Farnam. JA. 3*0C JOHN BATH. 1804 Farnam. JA. 190 Personals. 3 $600.00 REWARD $100.00 reward paid for the arreet and conviction of person or persons who com mitted the holdup at the Orpheura Theater ’Saturday morning. March Bth, 1924. Reward of $600.00 will be paid for the recovery of the entire amount stolen, or 10 per cent of any part recovery of amount stolen. R. T. Gustafson. LOVE HASKELL CO. W. V). W. Bldg., Omaha. THE SALVATION Army industrial home solicits your old clothing, furniture, maga zine* We collect. We distribute. Phone JA. 413a .and. our wagon will call. <‘aU and inspect our new borne. 1110-1112-1114 Dodge street. EXPERT masHcauee will go out to treat wsmen. also care for Invalids at close In sanitarium, reasonable. JA. 6*77. WILLIAM K. GILLOGLY, Republican for state senator, a South Omaha man to represent South Omaha. Prostgilo troubles treated without surgery or drugs. Dr. C. B. Hunt, 632 W.-fl. lildg. Theatrical historical masque costumes for plays and partien at Llehen's. Omaha. MA8SAGE TRRATMKNT. 210 S. 17T1I ST Lout and Found. 4 COAT IA *{JT—Will party who found tan plaid mat in Maunders-Kennedy lobby or on Dougins between 18th to 10th and Mason, kindly leave at Cigar Stand. 203 So. l*th St. Marka In coat, 3tF-Carthy Wilson and J. !>. H. 110 reward and no questions asked WILL the man w-ho picked up fur Sunday in Rialto theater please return to bo* office ? Reward A I ’TO MOB ILFS. Autolnohilfn for Sale. 5 TWO BARGAINS. Hoick 4; excellent paint. good tires, brand n«»w Willard battery, good mechanical condition. 176 1920 Dort touring: extra good tires, original paint; appearance of ear shows the care It has had. Weuld consider a Ford In ex c hangs. HANNAN-VAN BRUNT. Famarn at 10th. HA. 04*4. Used Csr Dept. TODAY* SPECIAL '•’ORP TOffRIlCi -Shork abeorbr*rn, good aid* curtain*, top ftn*. Mr** good. M otor good Hero I* n rnr that 1* nbaolutHy the baat buy In Omaha. Sea thia today. IIANNAN VAN BRUNT, Ttir. Farnatn at 30th. HA. 08t;8 ITftKD «’AR / (Mr. CJIene) I IIAVK a J9‘il Ford touring, alerter *ni! extra*, that I must a*ll at once. ('all AT till. Mr. l.uughlln. l!»J’. ('HKVI'.nbKT touring. Ie*»n than • 000 tnllaa. Will **ll at a bargain. ('nil Mr Rolf*. AT 44 13. USFD CAR* ~ O. N Flonnay Motor Co. 2f»fcl Farnatn F< »ni»R— DOIMIKN- HI TICK * 1 3701 ii. 14U4. Tei. AfA. 6090 ALTOMO BILKS. Automobiles for Sale. 6 • AlCKl’iJY 1 »IJ>" IT. ' The Downtown feed Car Store. 1920 Ford Touring; atarter and de mountable rttna .9135 1923 Star Coupe; many extras.*4i»u 1»_’0 Columbia *• Touring .f;;f»0 (New paint ) Model 53 Cadillac *'S” Touring. |35Q Tcrtna or Trade. ANDREW MTRFHY A SuN. 1410 Jackson. AT 4411. Open Kvenlngs. I NASH VrTkSEMA AUTO CO. CSfcJU CAR SluP.E. 2045 Farnam. AT.45*# GOOD USED CARS BI’Y YOURS AT GUY L. SMITH BRAND lew. J924 standard make six-cyl inder cars at factory prices. Your oppor tunity. No trades. Box D-4S6. Omaha Bee. -MTRP1IY I>IT> IT" Downtown Used Car Stor«». 141Q Jackson Street.AT. 4411. Trurks for Sale. 5A ONE to three-ton #used trucks; terms can be arranged. International Harvester Co. of America. 714-16 S. 10th St. Autn Accessories, Parts. 9 FORD Sedan body with built-in Pullman bed. 3—4-pa3Rt*nger Coupe bodies Travel bodies built for any chassis. PFEIFERS. 2525 Leavenworth GUARANTEED new and used auto part* at a special cut price. Nebraska Auto Parts. 1016-18 Harnev St. JA. 4931. and 2206 Cuming St.. AT. 1970. NEW and used rar parts for all makes of cars at reduced prices. Kaplan Auto Parts 2111 Nicholas JA. 3410. : Service Stations—Roiinirinir. 10 INDUSTRIAL AUTO MACHINISTS. Rn; field carburetor and F.isemann mag neto service. AT. 2550. • r. MKLCHOTRS A SON. 417 P 13TH. | BISI *KSSSERVICE. Millinery'—DiesumaUIng. 17 ACCORDION. Rida, knife, box plextln*, covered buttons; all styles; hemstitching; buttonholes. Write Ideal Button ami Pleating Co.. 308 Brown Block, Omaha, Neb. Telephone JA. 1926. NEB. PLEATING CO. Hemstitching. Covered Buttons. 180 4 Farnam. Second floor.I A. 9670 Moving—Trackage—Storage. 18 FIDELITY STORAGE & VAN CoT ' MOVING PACKING STORAGE SHIPPING Household goods, office furniture, autos. 1107-11 HOWARD ST_JA. 02*8. GLOBE VAN AND STORAGE PACKING. MOVING, SHIPPING. STORING Estimates furnished. AT. 0230 or JA. 4338. BEK I NS OMAHA VAN * STORAGE. 16»h find Leavenworth Sts Parking, mov ing. storage, shipping. JA._4162._ GORDON'S F1 REPROOF WHSE A VAN. 219 North llth St. Phone JA. U032; mov ing. parkii ;. storage, shipping. HOUSE pnintlng. price ri«ht. service, quick and reiinhle. BA. 5142. Tainting and Tapering. 19 A NO. 1 paperhanging. Wall paper whole sale price. Fred Parka, 4708 8. 24th St. MA 0101. AT. 7404, Patent Attorney*. 2** 7. W. MARTIN. 526 Peters Trust Bldg . Omaha; also Washington. Double service, single fee. Also help sell patents. Printing Stationery. 21 COMMERCIAL PRINTING Kddy Prlnling Co.. 218 South 13th Bt. J A. 5058 Repairing. 23 USED and new sewing machines Sew ing machines and Victrolaa repaired. Rent machines. $1 p»r week; $3 per mo. MICK EL MUSIC HOUSE. 1.7th and Harney. 4.T. 4361. Renovating and Dyeing 24 ; OMAHA PILLOW CO.—Feather* reno vated and made up In new f**ather-proof ticking. 1907 Cuming. JA. 2467. EMPLOYMENT.” Help Wanted—Female 27 HALES manager of a successful estab lished Chicago corporation doing nation wide business, will be at the Fontenelle hotel for 5 day* beginning Monday. March 31. for the purpose of interviewing 4 or 6 women anxious 'to make permanent con nection with splendid opportunity for ad vancetu'nc Applicants moat apply in per son and he between 27 and 40 year* of age. have at least high school education and l-e foot loose to travel extensively. Applicants must leave Omaha within week. No experience or investment re quired. We will pay railroad fare and guarantee good income from start; posi tion worth $76 per week. Only women with personality, culture and reference! will be considered. No canvassers need1 apply. Out-of-town applicants give details a a to age. education and telephone num ber. See nr write. MISS KATHERINE EDICT, Fontenelle Hotel. SIX GIRLS wanled to learn the beat; paving profession In office*. TEN DAY FREE TRIAL. • OMPTO METER SCHOOL. Ja 1493. 300 Courtney Hide "i'll’- .School that OrgUuates Experts.’* ; LADIES—Our system of beauty culture twill make you independent. Good post- 1 tiona waiting at top wages. Qualify Iquirkly. Day or evening i'«|| or writ* MuLi;K t ul.I.KCK, 109 S 1 Stb street. WANTED—Women ■ to paint lump shades for us gt. home. Easy, p!e;|int work Whole or part time. Address Xilkart Company, 3405, Ft Wayne. In HOUSE KEEFER wanted. .Small house. He your own bps*. Steady place. 2214! South 15th at reef. Lincoln, Neb. I LADY barbera wanted at once. Fat's bar-1 be^ Ilrlp Wanted—Male. 24 SALES MANAGER WANTED AN OPPORTt NITY To MAKE OVER l-’Oii A WEEK. Minneapolis Mfg f'o. wants two r a pable, honest, energetic men of g -< l p*-i sonallty to take charge of salesmen and dealers. A man capable of handliog men. A small investment of at least 1450 la ne«' **ary snd I* returned after first allotment has been disposed of. The only household article on the market like It. Ne*d men In city and In out of-town territories We have a system of getting bads for salesmen. Call be tween 1:30 and 5 p. m. for appointment. Ask for Mr. Gales, (onant Hotel. RAILWAY mail clerk* wanted l-Jiu in itiation Omaha. May 3. 91,400-$2.30Q yearly. Experience unnecessary, Full par ticulars free by writing G. \V. Robbins, Civil Servlet Expert, 1»1 Burchell Bldg., Waahlngton, D. C. CLERKS, railway mall, 13-35, Exam. Omaha, May 3. 9133 mo. Kxperienca un necessary. For free particulars, writ* R. Terry (former Civil Service examiner), 399 Barrister Bldg . Waahlngton, D. C. CLERKS wanted. Men* 13-36. Examina tions May 3 For Railway Foetal Clerk Rig salary. Experience unnerrssary. Write Mr. LeCompte Immediately. 1 430 N 8t., W aahlngton, i > t \ MEN—Learn Barberlng. This splendid paying trade means Independence. Ht.irt now and complete at busiest season for barber*. h»v or evening Call or writ* M« >t.ER HARDER C( ILL EOF. DU) S. |5fh. ALL MEN, Women, ho vs. girls. 17 to g6. willing to accept government nos it Ions HIT 1260 ftravelinr or stationary), writ* Mr Oxnieat. 18*. Ht. Louis. Mo. Immedi ately. _ _ RAILWAY Mall Clerks Wanted Omaha, examination May :t 31.600 92.300 vearlv. Rig raise exported. Write Mr. Oxinent. 499 Si Lotilw Mo . Imm*• >I lately RAILWAY Mall Clerks n> e«|ed ; 11.600. 12,300 Writ* for free particular* of May ;i examination. Mok.iue, .'f-53, Denver, t’olo FIREMEN, brakemen. beginners. 1160 3260. (Which position?) Railway. Y-2635. Omaha Bee. Ili'lii Wanted—Male and Female. SI AGENTS for Darn F /,. only washable cold notch for stockings at sight Wheat mi Laboratories. I,a Crosse. Wtg. Salesmen anil Agenta. XU 1'IANO salesmen wiioted $5» per week end • ommission. Y 2613, Onmha Bee FINANCIAL. Iluslnesa Opportunltlm. S3 | ANY lui ■mess, ,in> ’-xli'f rr Id for ca»h No public!? Fe.icr il 8; stem. 305 ration Hid x AT uiiL FINANCIAL. Husintss Opportunities. 33 S A! ,KS M A N A(! E R W A NT EI>. AN UPl'UKTi.MTV i«» MAKE OVER |20® A WEEK. Mlnneanol Mff » -• wants two ca pable, honest, ero-rgetlc men uf good . «»nalit> in take charge of salesmen and dealers A man capable of handling men. A small investment of at least $46® is necessary and is returned after first allotment has been disposed of. The only household article on the market Ilk* it Need men In city and in out of town territories. NVe Iiknu a system of Retting leads for salesmen. fall between 1:3® and 5 p. m. for appointment. Ask for Mr. Cates. Conant Hotel. PROMOTER ran raise up to million dol lars on clean < ut Nebraska proposition, what hava you that needs capital? B-293, Omaha Bee Invostment—Stocks—Bonds. S4 LOW RATE on city property, quickly closed; no monthly payments. JA. 1533. W. T, C. rah am. M. A. ANDERSON CO.. 6107. >al estate. Surety bonds and kindred Ins Real Estate lA>ans. 34:\ 6»4 AND 6 PER CENT MONEY. Lonnn on Omaha improved property at lowest rates. FRANK H. BINDER. 823 City National. JA. >501. OMAHA HOMES—EAST NEB. FARMsT O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.. 1015 Pm. Nat. Bk. Bldg. JA. 2716. SIX per cent loans on Omaha residences Cash on hand. Prompt service. E. H. Lougeo, Inc.. 5.18 Kecllnn Bldg. FARM LOANS. Large or small. West Neb. farms, ranches. K lok»» Investment Co . 846 <)m. Nat. Bk. SECOND* mortgages or contracts pur chased by Tukev Comnanv. 620 First Na 11on a l Bank. JA. 4223. CITY real estate mortgages and con tracts brought. Mr. Larson. 104 North Fifteenth street f WILL buv mortgages and contracts. Corkln. 948 Om, Nat. Bldg.. Omaha. Neb 5'4 AND 6 PER CENT—No DELAY C8AKVIN BROS 645 Omaha Nat, Bldg. Money to Loan. 35 THIS COMPANY IS ORGANIZED To supply your money wants in rha same way tliar banks supply the money wants of the business community. Any amount loaned up to fSftO and you can repay It in easy monthly payments Our equal payment plan repays tha loan and all charges. We have been in business in Omaha over 30 years and can assure you of a quick, confidential and square deal. OMAHA LOAN COMPANY. P 06 Karbach Block. Tel. JA. J2f5. Southeast corner 15th and Douglas Sts. DIAMOND loans at lowest rates, business strictly confidential. The Diamond Loan Co i M Douttltl St. established 18t4. EDUCATIONAL.' Ixxal Instruction Classes. 38 DAY SCHOOI.. NIGHT SCHOOL BOTI.KS SCHOOI.. CompVtd courae In all commercial biamhe*. book k-e p. ng. coinutometrv. shorthand, typewriting, telegraphy. aecre tHria! bonking salesmanship, civil serv ice English You mav work for board while attending Illustrated catalog free. BOYLES SCHOOL, lllh and Harney Sts. Omaha. Neb. JA. 1165. TRI-CITY BARBER COLLEGE 1402 Dodge St. 1304 Douglaa St ( ail or write foe loformaUoa. EIGHT to 12 weeks prepare you for a fine office poaltlon. Call AT. 7774 ar write American college. 1912 farnam. HWORAK BUSINESS COLLEGE Stenography and Bookkeeping. Wend Bidr , l*th and Farnam. AT. 7416 VAN SANT SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Day and Evening Schools 301 *. 19th BtJA. 4144 FARN while learning; be beauty special ist. L'Charme Sch'l. 212 Courtney. AT.4819. Dancing Academic*. S9A Largest dancing claaaea In Omaha. *'Thera‘a a Reason.' KEEP S. HOTEL ROME. JOIN NOW. JA. 1479. LIVESTOCK. Dogs, Cat* and Tcta. 42 THOROCGHHItED Iln.ton bull pup*, pedigreed registered stock. 4311 Boyd St. Horses, Cattle, Vehicles. 43 HARNESS AND SADDLES We make them ourselves and sell them direct to the consumer; high grade har ness at let cost Write for free catalog ALFRED CORNISH. 121* Farnam St.. Omaha. Neb. Poultry and Supplies. 44 BABY CHICKS AND HATCHING EGGS from blue ribbon winners and trapneated stock. Get our free catalog We can save you money. Ever-Laying Egg Farm, Bo* C Sail* Iowa. BABY chicks, 10.000 each week from purebred laying farm flock 10c and up Phone Black 3349. Franklin Hatchery, 6»o Franklin Avc . Co. Bluff*, la. STRICTLY trash eggs for sale. 2864 De catur, VV A. 1443. CHICKS. Leghorna, 310 190 Other breed*. 313-100. James Wllue, Kulo, Nab. HATCHING egga from mv exhibition egg laying R. T. Red Mike Clark, KE. 13*8. EGGS—R. C. R. J K for hatching. al*o baby .chicks. J A. 3914. Articles for Sals. 46 Full SALE cheap, Wineh»*t^r shot gun. \ 1897 model. 12 guage. ;*ke down. SO-tn. barrel, full choke. K. A. Wallaci, Ma nilla. la. Business Equipment. 47 WE BUY, sell safes, make deaka. show r«*f» etc Omaha Fixture A Supply Co . S. W «-nr 11th and Douglaa. JA. 2T24. Fuel and Feed. 50 KINDLING—$b truckload, delivered, saw dust. shavings. Phone J A. 4740. Household food*. 53 FURNITURE The kind that you would like to possess, a* well aa staple article*. Prices within reason. Htrphen*un Auction Ifnun*. 1109 Capitol. Good* sold at auction and private sal*. FOR KF.AI. furnlluie ami rug l>arg.ilna see Home Furniture Co., South Side Idip Criun. 58 \ AN Arnold message vibrator with all attachment*. Swap for 22 rifle. 30x3*6 tire or quarter-horse motor, or what have you'’ A 194. Omaha Hee. ttiUNU new 8 room bungalow In Benson, 14,600. Will take good modern lot at It* LM-.li value, a* advance payment. Address A -191, Omaha Bee, GOOD Wyoming farm, 640 acre*. .1*» miles of good town, encumbrance. 33,700. 1*1 mtga ., will take $2,000 clear mdse lint 322. Manvllle. Wyo. EQUITY In acre, building, good well and grape* for email hou*e or what have you? Address C *2*'. OrPdha He*« 12') ACRES. HI In wln'er wheat, Paxton. Neb Trade for < Ity properly Address It 800. Omaha lie. THRck. fi Universal attachment*, new. for illy lot or cheap Western land. Ad dress A. 197, Omaha Per C. ItU.I.AD horn, also ladle* *v< nlng goHiis amt at' cel clothes, alia Id-, foi xvhnt haxe vou ? 2407 Harney. FOR trade or sale house and lot at Ifoldrege. Neb. for Omaha property. Ad it mss, It 297. Omaha Hoe. NICE assortment of fancy groceries tor good typewriter equal value. 11-291, « Mnaha Her PAVENPORT and white enamel I table for dtmfold or whet have you. A 19.1. i tmaha lire. TWO OUt Trusty ln< uhatnm. loo i ik eixe for dunfold or 9xlj rue Addrr** it 1 1 * i I INI; oM \ lotln, " ondeiful tone volume, will trade for ru** or n<*utrod>ne radio eet. k O 11 i I v 101*1 N \ i i "-I violin w ith box find bow, for «mn*t* or typewriter fl-194, Omaha tire. 15.000 first iiii)iIk»K» on Ml-a«ren. to ex I rolixnt* for ttiiiHba te-ideri'w pioperi).' A 1 f» r.. "muliii Iter IINM well-improved farm. Non M> .* I >nr M r|.i r.'.imo |rwi*.,,| | os n; usds foi 1 kuu«w A A. i Omaha Iter e MKItt'HAXniSK. Snap Column. 53A OOCERY doing profitable business la in good location, will take vacant lot in trade. Box, A-61. Omaha Hee. V/ORT11 p'e. or rolls. exchange for motorcycle—day bed or good bicycle. U »>**, Omaha H*e. HMAJ.I. farm near Omaha, to trade f"i city property or rent on shares. K-691 I• A t'OMl'I.ETK a-( of double Haaaler shock absorber* for urbat have you? A-119. Omaha Hee. I’KKFEl’T 2 hi carat diamond for good light touring nr. Call A’!. 9644. Ask for W. D. 1921 RKO truck for light car or what have you. A-192, Omaha Hee. NEW guitar to trade for good violin. A 196. Omaha Bee. Marliinrry and Tool*. 55 NEW and second-hand motors, dynamos. I.cBron Elect!leal Works. 318-20 ho. 12th Musical Instruments. 58 EASTER! BARGAINS! In alightly used piano* and phonographs We offer a number of high quality In strument* at ridiculously low prices. Every Instrument la guaranteed to be • n perfect condition. Many are almost like new. Here are truly wonderni values. See them this week' LOOK! READ! UPRIGHTS Chlckerlng .$ 78.00 Morris Ac Hyde. 8 5.00 Kimball . 98.00 Kroeger . 125.00 Hamilton . 140.00 Smith A: Barnes . 145.00 Krakauer . 14 5.00 Iveis a- Pond . 165.00 S hi Her . 175.00 Lester . 165.00 GRANDS Chistle .|;«9.oo • 'bickering . . 825.00 Lindeman .7 Soo.00 PLAYERS - Autotone .1289.00 Artemis . 325. W Werner . 345.00 PHONOGRAPHS Victor, portable .112 00 Pathe . 17.50 Columbia, cabinet . 42.00 Columbia . 48.00 Rrunawnk . 63.00 Edison, disc ... 65.00 Victor, style X . 70.00 Victor . 75.00 EASY TERMS, |l TO S PER WEEK! SOHMOLLER A MUELLER PIANO CO.. 1514-18-18 Dodge St, Radio Equipment. 59 CUT prices on everything in radio. R. M. Shlaes, 218 N 16th St, Wanted to Buy. 61 DESKS. DESKS. DESKS Naw desks used desks. bought, sold and traded. J. C. Reed. 1207 Earnam 8t. AT. 4146. ROOMS FOR RF1NT\ Rooms With Hoard. 62 LAKllK front room. suit.Ole for 1 cr 2 gentleman. Hath and shower Will rive breakfast and dinner if desired. HA 1*7;. HA. 6101—Southeast comfortable room, private home, board If desired Suitable for 2 gentlemen, near 2 car llneg 3210 EARNAM — Beautiful front room, private hath and sun room. With or without board. WA. 6851.— Large room with board; pri vate family; home privilege; reasonable. BOARD and room, private home WalV ing distance. Men only. Phone HA 1617, VLRY attractive room in private home; exclusive, reasonable. WA. 7148. GOOD room and board 21 meala for |S Walking distance HA. 8776. Kootn* Without Board. 43 KAHSAM ST.. 1111. WELLINGTON INN HAS NICELY FURNSHED ROOMS WITH DETACHED OR PRIVAT* BATH AT VERY ATTRACTIVE RATES TO FKRUANENT GUESTS. DON’T FAIL TO SEE THEM. CALL ua for room*, apartments and living quarters Kres bureau of Information. Open till 9 p. m. 626 Taxion block AT. 47t>. WELL furnished room In private homa, rloaa In; reasonable; home privileges. HA, 9117. PLEASANT room for young lady. New furniture, several windows, spacious closet. Field Club dlatrlct. HA 4146. Breakfast. BEAUTIFULLY decorated room In desir able location, private, cloae to car. WE. 2661, FARNAM. *4«9—Large front room, first floor, beautifully furnished. $19 per week. HA.J912. _ WELL furnished, pleasant room. Ham com Park district. Walking distance. HA 14 7# NICE furnished room sultabla for two. «>n the block of car, modern. JA. <»7*a. BEAUTIFUL room In desirable location. walking dlatanca, nil modern. JA. 6132. BEAUTIFUL room In dealrabla location. wa'kmg distance, all modern. JA. 6032 1617 CAPITOL AVK. roomi. $3 weekly" Rooms for llnuspliftplng. 41 BURT ST , 5001—Suita modern front rooms with running watar; reasonable aduita only. 310 NORTH 20TH--Pleasant room, private hath and kitchenette for 2. $* »0 per wk. JA Ml*. Where to Stop In Town. 47 HOTEL SANFORD—nth .ml F.rnam. HOTEL HENSHAW—KNth and Farnam. Special rates to permanent guests. RKAL KSTATE—FOR RENT. Apartment#— Furnished. t»9 Fl'RNI8HED APARTMENT THE MOKLRT APARTMENT Three morns and bath, with five.room accommodat tons; all walnut furniture. TRAVffR BROS . Inc . Call AT. MM. lit First Nat. Bank Bldg _CQ8T OF LIV1NO REDUCED KWW **• • and living simplified. I +1 ug show you one of our furnished apartments and ex plnin our new 6fe*| Marvli e. Call DRAKE S. .1 \. 2$96. 17iH and Howard. KOliR ROOM APT. Hot and cold water furnished. 2503*% Dodge. Inquire at 2915 i lodge. COMPLETELY furn. t-rin apt.. 2 bed rooms, screened - in port h HA. 2529. IIDNTKK INN HOME for the trawling man and wife. AT. 6969 1731 PARK AVH—J. it and 4 rm apt7. newly decorated. HA. 6965. Aparlinriilh—I nfiirnisli'-ii. 70 3-ROOM apartments, all modern axcept heat, newly decorated, new floors. 937 North 24th St. $20 each c U. CAR HERO. REALTOR, 113 Ibaml.’n Theater Bldg JA. 05*1. 'HI FOREST AVK -Oroo arts., 4-room Jill modem apt . steam heat, will decora'# o suit trnant rent $66 winter. $67 60 at miner. Se.. lanitor or rail AT. 0716. K E AUSTIN. _110 . First Nat’l Wk Bldg LEAVENWORTH, 1791 Coiy, all modern • oom apartment, $3i». Steam heat. $10 *■ > 11 a \ Irtor Rons '1IIE ANilELUH 26th Ave and Douglas. 1 and 4 room apta, 2 Murphy bed*, auto malic elevator, close-in, desirable Rea sonable. || \ 3n74 S'r MARY Ave. 2M6 Entire second floor of home. 4 loom*. prl\ata bath Adults A l*A II l V KNTR and flats for rant. W r I’AI.MF.H C’O AT. !••• Tt«»al I ntat«» M.tnagsmant SnmMallata. FOR ONI: OF I'HAKK'S 1.000 A PA RTMKfNTS _Cal! Jarkaon tl06. 11 FT I: R R TRUST COMPANY WIIKRK "MAIIA R KNTR*' •AT 0.41 l?t|» and Fain am Rta f.OWKR half ilrleilr mod hnuaa, 4 laraa heated rnom« nawlv dm united alao aar ■•ncr *:i ■ R :ard SI TIloRW A I. I» R* room acini l*a*»rmrnt ant rrnt (i'Q, Rcfn ■ d. HA ill! !*ti:am min i* t .in . i t • l«ea In. <i P Stchbins. l«lt Chlrafo St MilRPANDIK Pa i k \\r. and Pacific; ■ 1 " ' i ■ • 'pul I « Savhold AT *301. Il»t*»ilicaa |*lnt ch (nr Kfdl. 71 MOOKMN n»|tn heated Mote l.uw itltl I O. P. stebbina, islo » hitniu RKAF KSTATF>-FOK KKXT. lhieim*SH I’lares for Rout. 71 KAHN AM St. 1807. 3055 a<|" ft Thomas F. H h II. 1908 Harney St,. AT. 7406. lion*?* for Rent. 73 rfkuGMAX DUPLEXES UL'R RENTAL LIST IS GETTING SMALLER THERE ARE STILL A FEW LEFT Break Away From Spring House Cleaning Mo* Into One of Our Brand New Well Runt Homes. For Further Information Fall HA 7 ‘J 4 S. Evenings: HA. 8714, HA. 2195. SEVEN rooms, 3327 Fowler Ave.... $45.00 Five rooms, 209 Paxton Court. 72.50 (Near 26th and Douglas.) Five rooms. 819 Lincoln JHvd. 55.00 Seven rooms, 4158 Davenport St.... 70.00 Five rooms, double garage, 140g Sherwood avenue . 70.00 Six rooms, .4511 Cuming St. 75.00 PETERS TRUST COMPANY, * Where Omaha Rents.** AT 0544.17 th and Fa mam Sts. 915 S. 3 ID ST—6 rms. all modern, $50. 2604 Chicago St.. 6 rms . mod ex. ht.. $20 M8 S. 23d. 4 rrna part mod . $16. JA. 0623 P.IRKKTT A- CO 350 peters Trust Bldg • -H. MOD. FLAT, 2563 Leavenworth . $20 5- R. MOD STUCCO. 2720 Jackson... 40 •-R. HEATED APT.. Dunsany... . •>» <>.M RENTA 1, EX. IA ..519; HA 2608 VERY desirable 7-rm. house recently decorated, being painted. Large lawn: hot water heat, sleeping porch. 630 S 19th St. JA. 3297 or JA. 4236. BANCROFT 819—Eight rooms, modern, recently decorated throughout, well ar ranged for two families, $47. Martin Jn * egtment Co. AT. 6691. FOR RENT—7-room house, modern, ad joining North Side High school $40. JA 1841. 6- RMS. and breekfaat nook across from Hanscom park. $67. 3107 Dor-** street: about 1-vr. old. Immediate possesalon. Occupant will show you through Alao 6-rms. newly decorated at 3208 Harney St. J. L. Hiatt Co, AT. 9900. 4-ROOM strictly modern: fine nelahbor hood. $65 Tel. WA, 2020 _ REAL FSTATE—FOR SALK Rfal Fslate—Invpatmrnta. 78A ROOMING house for sale: 14 room*, reaa. j or will trade tor good car and aome rath ,\T. o:jr. Farm and l.ands for Sale. 79 GOOD unimproved 166 acres five inilea northeaat of Imlay. S. D. $10 per acre, rite R F Campbell, Argonne S. D. Home*—North. 81 15.250 Nearly new. five rooms on on* floor; aitl> and full cemented basement; oak floors and f.niah; on paved street, close to tat 1*00 cash Balance monthly Shown hy appointment Evening* Call (Irani Benaon. Walnut 15*0. BENSON & CARMICHAEL 642 Paxton Block. Atlantic 3540. ALL MODERN BUNGALOW BRAND NEW |36o CASH 5 room*, oak floors throughout, oak and enamel finish sa> Jth front lot This Is a real bargaii^kfor 14.311. Call Mr. Goods II. ^ If A MILTON it CO. ,303-4 Neville Kook JA. 0C«7 Evenings, KB. 3146 or AT. 1711 KOUNTZE PARK DISTRICT. A fine two-story home; on* bedroom «n first floor, three on second; strictly mod ern. very food condition throughout, nice lot. paved street, only two blocks to car. Cxtlv $1,600. balanca Ilk* r»tt Grant. WA. 4»92 Mr Hill. HA 6299. EQUITABLE TRrflT COMPANY. I$th and Douglas AT 294S ONLY $500 CASH. Nearly new five-room bungalow; strictly modern; hardwood floor* and finish; nice Urge rooms, possession in few da>*. reasonable monthly pay mente Call Mr. Grant WA. 4*$:. Mr H I. HA 6299 EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY. 19th and Douglas. AT. 2945 ' A GOOD INVESTMENT * rooms modern except heat: 2 atory in good condition Price Is way down at $2,750. and < an be arranged on terms. Evening* call KE. 47 4C. ORFEN!n*RSAIiTT CO. RFAIjrOR? Jackson Ifbt. 1400 First Nat. Bk MILLER PARK DISTRICT FIVE ROOMS—NKM . MODERN*. A dandy new bungalow, all complete and modern In every respect; oak floors and finish; built-in features; bc«t of construe tlon. paved street; large lot, decorated. You may have your own choice of electric light fixture* sn.l SimlAV ah, I k Could use good vacant lot as part «>f down pay ment. H I) Lewi*. \vA 1422. R F CLARY Co^ Realtors $01 Omaha Nat 1 Rank Bid* AT $17$. rCK COLORED ACT QUICK Rrand new 4-r and bath, modern bunga low. Well built tlsndv location on paved St. All specials paid for uak floors throughout Your choice of light fixtures and shad* s. Th* price ib I4OO0. take about $5oo rash, hal essv terms Tail Schm'ta. WA. 12i2. R r. CLARY ro. Realtors. AT. 3671. BUNGALOW DREAM Brand new, finest built, beat arranged new bungalow In Mlnne Lust. Five extrg large rooms. Choice oak finish, tile bath. Kitchen simply a dream. $1,000 « ash. See th* beat value on the north side. Call OSBORNE REALTY CO 610 Peters Trust BldgJA. 23*2 $5 250 SNAP Owner leaving city and Is offering his naarly new all modern five-room oak finished bungalow for $5,250. easy 1st nu For full pat Oculars tall Mt Sloan, WA 2V12 1*11 I'AHKKK HT —7 -rm. mo<1~ SimT. $750 rash. bal. mo. Extra lot for gat den Crelgh. 608 Be*. JA. 0200 D E. BUCK A CO. buy and sell homes Houses—South. $2 A VERY GO OP BUY IN SOUTHWEST TART OE CITY NEAR BANS COM PARK A 14 room hou»* in very good condition. finished in oaw downstairs and white enam el anil hard pine upstairs There are nine bedrooms but house is no constructed that It is divided into light house Keeping apartment* Most of the rooms ate large and light. House etrtotlv modern. I.mated «•*» corner lot. 50x150, close to school and car line. Th • house is capable of de livering an income of $275 per mouth Price $12,000 re <inlro* only f.1.T>00 • ash and lion per month to handle. Call Mr. Goodrich 'SHULER A CART. JA. S0*4 Id Floor Keellne Bldg 7 ROOM brick and 3-room on 1 lot Mod ern. « lore to t$th and Castelar 3 houses on I lot' I'SYrd afreet nice large base rnents Just the place for home and in vestment Cash pi , e. f 500 AT 40s* Ki; 17;: 9. ' _ vvhkn in m i ii or iin.p TUV OM VII V III I VV VNT vns , REAL ESTATE—FOR SALK. For Salt*—Dtindw. *5 BKAI'TIFUL BCNGAL.OW ON FLORKNCR BOri.RVARD. .'oml'tr.ply fnrnl«h.*l; morlrrn .nd *11 furnish'd with high class furniture, ready to walk into; very attractive. Musi be seen to he appreciated. Eve ning* Loll Mr. Hill, HA. 5299; Mr. Giant, WA. 4092. EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANT. 19th and Doug.as. AT. 2945. DUNDEE BARGAIN Name Tour Own Price 7-rocm all-modern Dundee home, all new !>• de» orated inaid** and out, oak floora md finish, tile bath, built-in kitchen - ai-Jnet* tile vestibule. Lrepa- e. floored attic, full <enient basement, brick found.i • ton. laundry tuba, gas heater, south front lot, paving paid, garage. Will consider any reasons ide offer with terms. Sun Hay telephone Ted Pitkin. HA. 7540, or Le Roy Gehrla. K E. 6039. METCALFE COMPANT. Gerund Floor. 201 R. lrth. AT. fitla Houses—West. 83 COMFORTABLE CONVENIENCES HAVE ALL THE CONVENIENCES OF AN APARTMENT WITH ALL THE COM FORTS OF A LAWN AND GRDEN This home is being built from plans designed to dupl ate every attractive and built in feature of the modern aptrment. The rooms are sunny and well ventilated Special attention ha* been given to the placing of windows and floors so that the maximum amount of wall spate is available. The lot Is large and level with room for a garden plot in the back. This home is located near • arlme and school and on paved street I? ran be hough- w.th a small cash payment find the bal ance like rent l.er us show it to >ou. Evenings call Mr. Lewis. WA. 1422. R F CLART CO Realtor*. SOI Omaha Nat. Rk Bldf. AT. 3C7I. A REAL VALLE. This six-room modern home, within walk ing distance and Just two blocks from Yates school. Can be purchased at a sacrifice. Floors and finish are hardwood; there are manv attractive features In cluding butler a pantry, reception hall and a. single garage attached to the house and heated Only 17.000 and easy terms. Evenings call WE. 0231 or HA. 1495. Cm. T. SPIER & CO , Realtors. Tankers Reserve Bldg. JV 4*57. RENT HI T IN’ OMAHA STANDARD PLACE BUNGALOW. I >.500, with reasonable terms, takes a biand new 6-room all modern bungalow in Standard Pla«e. oak floor# and finish, paved street and alley high and sghtiy lot. Evening# phone LeRov Gahris, KE. 6039. or Ted Pitkin, HA. 7540. METCALFE COMPANY. Ground Floor, 203 8. 19’h St. AT. 5411. IN BENSON 15,254 5 large sunny rooms, oak and en»md finish. decorated throurhoup beautiful fivturta **#• front Lo: 5«gl2l fee-, close to carline, schools and atcre# Call Mr. Goods!!. HAMILTON A CO. 303-4 Nev!U# Block JA *417 Ev|pmg», KE 3140 er AT. 0714 A KF.AI, BARGAIN i rooms all nna floor. Oak throuahnut. Full cement basement, laundry tuba Ga rage Fine lot Pa\ed street. East front. Hsrga.n pr re |4.50* SI.060 r«»h 8ee thl# now Evenings call KE. 4744 or KE. 5411. GRCENTO REALTY CO. REALTORS. Jackson 1944. 1400 First Nat. Bk ! i SEE THIS TODAY WILL BE COMPLETED 1ITII PRICE $4.25*— TAKES 14*0 CASH Four room* and bath. 5-r accommoda tion* Heavy oak floors throughout, all modern and complete in every detail, con veniently arranged. Lota of clothe# r!o#*!# and built-in features Term*, call Mr Schmit*. Wa 127* R V CLARY CO Realtor# AT. 3474. LEAVENWORTH HEIGHT?. Lund new Uunyalow well built and fine ly fin'ahed tasulv decorated and com pleta In every detail, etyhtly location in Leavenworth He;yhia Prlco »« il». Fnr lull Information call Gram P-nson Sun day and evenlny*. Walnut l»ja RENSON a- CARMICHAEL «4! Paxton Block Atl^uic SS48. TATES SCHOOL DISTRICT. Beautiful aeven room home on a larye eaat front lot; handy to Farnam car line.' Priced to eel!. w FARNAM SMITH A CO JA. 8544. HA. j;*; . HA Si»« OWNER wants offer Must se4i at once new sit-rootn brie k colonial , .ifP'JN. R MCARVILLE REALTOR mo;.3 Cll) Nat Rk._ AT. 5«;5. FlKtJi club district, lust completed. 5 rooms modern, tile hath Price |5.}S0. Eas> terms. Call owner eeeninya. WA T06e. FOWLER FINDS FOLKS who hay homes List S"ur property with us for results ■1A ll-'r. lU-RT C. FOWLER CO . Realtors m^vaa 4‘—30th and Burt streets al.-oo AH Improvements In GEORGE AND COMPANY. AT »0}4. ILL build In your order on our beautl Phon;1ATn35m‘*,r°<,d- '*ry tfrm* KDORWOOD Junmlom smdtm. s r«x*tT>* "•ifhboriiood. \'.tsi sell WA "*.) 4 . REAL ESTATE—FOR SAKE. I In tines—West. HI IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. A brand new large modern 5-room bang* tow at aouiheant corner of 6oth Av* and Lake Heavy oak floor* and fir; **h A beautiful home and extra well b .lit P» ;*l with owner on thie Right price »0O term a WA ■>. <H. I nt S;i i#» Flare tire. NET HA WAY **11* to whitea only, and It chief EDITOR of THE CAUCASIAN. KE. 1 401 IAtfs for Sal®. HH CORNER In' 4**12®. in rn* n ba»lne*« block. Suitable to build on for any line of bualnec-a. especially hotel nr rooming hnuee J.L« own. population l."®0. th-e* ■ hurc-he*. three banka ■* nd gc '*cl *ehoo!* On railroad. Dire. \ leffere to Box 214 Lyon*. Neb., or phene -31. __ l.OT 50x1 ."7. on 32d Ave. fa r. ng Ha»*cotn park, for eale at a bargain prte* C. A GRIM MEL. JA. 1115, FLORENCE FIELD REELIN'*. Sale«men on ground* every clay. <• \V MARTIN & CO.. AT. hi IT. Real Estate for Exchange. B9 >20.000 FIRST mortgage aecured on Im proved Minnesota farm worth $50,00®. Will trade for equity in land up to $20.0*0 .end 15.000 ra eh. SCHWAB BROS.. 1026 Plymouth Bldg . Minneapolis. Minn. FARMS. Gibbon* St**/. 410 Peter* Trua*. Wanted—Heal Estale. 90 WE NEED ' AND SKOOM HOMES. CALI. !'» NOW FOR INSPECTION AND LISTINGS MEMBERS EE MULTIPLE LISTING EXCHANGE WE GIVE SERV ICE. EVENIN'i« KE 5811 OR KE 4T88. GRUENIG REALTY. REALTORS. .. IA. _',488 FIRST NAT UK. LIST vr.gr property with no or. if you ore in'the market for a'teage. '-all Louie t’ohn for quick rale*. MA. 0142. MA. 2o;».__ I WANT a --mail inveatment in Omaha rental properly. I ran nay 1800 down and ran make arood monthly payment* Addree* Bor C-»V.. Omaha ’«e> CAMPBELL will tan you money on con structing your home. Beat ma'eriale and workmanship. 557 Keeline. AT. 8048. SEE u« firm. N«*d ll*ting«, ary location 5 to 8 rooms. Shopen A Co.. Realtor* JA, 4222. 238 Keeline Bldg. (HAS W. YOUNG * SON"! Real E*tate Rental!. Insurance. 1842 City Natl. Bank._ AT. .8*2 O. T HAMER. Investment Acreage 1805 Farnam.AT. $*84. WE WANT a good bungalow for our neighbor, who ha* $1,540 rash. Beal—HA. pact. .IA M»1 AT. 8125._ "WE BUILD TO PLEASE TF.MPI.E MFAYDEN. 1 545 Farnam Stg.AT $$t 0. WE SELL HOMES LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS. M'lAGUE INVESTMENT CO. JA. I-4 NEW HOMES—TOUR TERMS. GROVE-HIBBARD CO _ .... 222 Bankev * Reserve Bldg._AT . 4 - SERVICE AND RESULTS Competent *ale* for re. JA. 2584, GLOVER k SPAIN, Realtor* WK SELL HOMES LIST WITH C8 _ HAMILTON A- CO 303-4 Nrvill» Bio^kJ A- fl- ■ \VK Beil KDfl ex'-harife acreaca tracts. Cal S. H Browne Co.. AT. SSSQ. LIST tout property with Chile Boyer. notary public. 33d and Cuming St». WORLD REALTY CO. Realtors. AT. 34»2 H W Voiiar.J Co. for Real S*-r . ice. AT »* Q. A ,gA NDELL. R»al Katate. AT. SI.ATER Sc CO ■ Realtors. Keeline Bldg wK.STERN Real Karats Co JA. 3C0T. Huettelinatcr Real Ketate. \T BUILDS AND FINANCES NEW HOMES Estimates Furnished Free See Us at the Building Shew Ground Floor *03 South I*th St. Phone AT Untie 541S - We Will Plan, Finance and Build | Y#ur New Home Let us show you our many plans and help you decide on your new home. Our materials and work manship are iruaranteed to be the best. Our prices and terms are very reasonable. We will build your home j complete, no extras, no wor ries. You positively know what your house will cost be fore it is started. If you do not have a lot of your own, we have several you may choose from. Just call AT lantic 2945 or drop into our office. 1 ESMF OMAHAU*' Ground Fir. Bankers Rrsorv* Life Bid* Doug las and 19tk AT lantic 2945 _ We Have Money to Loan! At 5ft and 6% On Business, Apartment House or Residence Property in Omaha FRANK H. BINDER 823 City Natl. Bank Building. Phone JA ckion 2561 I k Garage for Rent 58x100 feet, located on the southwest corner of Fark avenue and Harney streets. From an advertising standpoint, this is one of the best locations in the city for a \r« or I'sed Far Salesroom, Tire Repair or Battery Station. Harney street gets ns much automobile traffic today as Farnani, and in time will got much more, for it will never be handicapped by street car traffic. Any man who looks ‘ahead and tries to visualise Omaha of a fow years hence, can't help but see that Harney street is bound to be the principle automobile artery of the city. The wise boys are buying, or leasing, now while prices are are reasonable, for it won’t bo long until locations here ».11 be ns valuable ns on Farnani. Fall mo at The Pnntorium, ATlnntic 4'183, and l will meet you at the garage and show you around and quote te^ww Your truly, GUY LIGGETT, Ou mer