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The Daily Cross Word Puzzle w---/ Horizontal. 1—Purloined. 5—Iroquois Tndlan tribe. 11— To smooth. 12— To make an edging. 13— Lieutenant (abbr.). 15—Springy. 17—Member of Parliament (abbr.). IS—Animal. 20— Spirit of air. 21— To petition. 22— An 8 curve or molding. 24— To do wrong. 25— Festive. 20—Substance. 28—To sever. 30— To mark. 31— Title of distinction (abbr.). 32— Englishman. . 35—Protective devices. 38—Periods of time. 30—Rowing device. 41— Jacob's brother (Biblical). 42— Record. 43— Dimming. 45—To slide. 40—Measurement unit (abbr.). 47—Emotion. 49— And (Latin). 50— Female animal. 51— Fatty substance. 53— Fungus vegetable growths. 54— Bodies of soldiers. Vertical. 1— Infrequent. 2— A preposition. 3— To recline. 4— Woman's Christian name. 5— Closer. 0—Wei.-footed animals. 7— To fasten. 8— And so forth. 9— Hu. Jitute for a noun. 10—To become visible. 14— A mantle. 10—A title. ✓ 17—A spinning msehine and an animal. 1!)—Taking. 21—Sorrow. 23—States (French). 25—Goblin. 27—Self. 29—Hour (German). 20—Metallic Bound. 3 2—Tower. 33— To dig. 34— Sounds. 35— Painter. 36— To gain possession. 37— Hetinur s. 40—An animal. 4.3—Trading plane. 44—Belonging to you. 47— Dance. 48— New. 50—Master of arts (abbr.l. 52—Toward. The solution will apitoar tomorrow. c---- ' How to Solve the Puzzle. Each number in the diagram indicates the beginning of a word, reading either vertically or hori zontally. The same number in some cases begins both a vertical and a horizontal word. The defi nitions of the words to fill the diagram are given in the lists la beled "Horizontal” and "Vertical,” with numbers showing where to start the words In the diagram. To see how many letters each word has, count the white spaces until you come to a black square. If you have put In the correct words, they should all agree, horizontally and vertically, with the definitions, and vou have solved the puzzle correctly. ___ (Copyright, 1914. by The MrClnro News psp«>r SvndirRte.) Monday, November 8. 6:00 r. in Dramatic hour, Davis Stu dl«i of Kxeprcssion. Rending. "HometWnjf More," W. W V.'omlbrUlKo <sequel to "That Something") read l>y J. Simmons Pavis. r, :J.'» p. m. Old plantation melodies and r Beats the ^ Stomach Pump Many an old time dyspeptic who suffered all kind*of torture after eating, when the stomach rolled with gas. sour risings made life miserable and all sorts of distresses made food a bugbear, learned the best lesson of their lives by trying STUART’S Dyspepsia Tablets The reason is they give the stomach the alkaline effect to sweeten it. aid digestion and enable you to cat pie. cheese, pickles, milk, fried eg*a, bacon, onions, sausage and buckwheats and yet save you from stomach distrees. AT ALL DRUGGISTS V __/ negro spiritual* by the Cotton Blossom H ngrrs from Piney Woods school of Braxton. Miss, (colored quintet). 6:40 p. m. Dinner program. Randall s Royal orchestra of Brandeis store restau 9:00 p. m Program by Merry Musical Maid* of Hotel Fontenelle. Popular number, "Topsy." Selection from musical comedy, The Prince of Pilsen" . V. Herbert Orchestra. Vocal trio: (a) •Twilight” .4 rrlml (|j) "Honey” . Alstyne Misses Rotzier. Schobel and Moran. Cello solo, "Destiny” . Baynes Miss Heerman. Vocal duet: (a) "Memories Garden” . Henna (b) "The Little Wooden Whistle”. .Denza Misses Rotzier and Moran. Standard numbers: (a) "Caressing Butterfly’* .... Barthelim G») ‘'Serenade Kspagnole” . Biz> ' Popular number, "Follow the Swallow bfrehestra. Instrumentation: Mary Jones, vlnllf m.zzn-soprano; Dorc-ihy Rotzier. cornet, in'.zo-soprano; MaJu H'-. ? mart. c**H<», con tralto! Marjorie Schobel. pianist, soprano; Mabel "Moran, drums, contralto. 10:00 p. m. Radio drama. "The Scoop," written by G. Jt. and Kd Wil liamson. (Note—The authors of "The Scoop" have written what they conceive to be the adaptation to radio of the drama. Radio drama is now in the formative si ages that were those of the photoplay In the infancy of that now gigantic in dustry. Radio has taken unto itself the re-adaption of drama, Just ns did the mo tion picture for its purposes. The au thors offer this little sketch tn the hope that they have in some small way con tributed to the progress of radio drama toward its ultimate goal—perfect enter tainment. The cast has been - idled from the talent appealing on WOAW'a pro grams In ths Iasi two years. RADIO I Program for November S. (Courtesy of Radio Digest.) Hy Associated Pres*. AYHAF. Iowa City (484 ). Talk, music. KFXF, .Shenandoah (266), 12:25, con cert. Silent night. Chicago. won. Buffalo (..19). 6:30, news; 7:45 9. address hy J. Wesley Hill; H-9, ron cert; 10:30. dance. WMAQ. Chicago News (447.5), 6. Chi cago theater organ: 6:30. orchestra. WLS. Chicago (345), 6:30, organ; 7-8, mtitdcn I. AY LAV, Cincinnati (423), 7-1 !. music. AVSAT, Cincinnati (309), 9-11. music. AVMH. Cincinnati (309). 7-9 concert. AVTAM, Cleveland (390). 7. concert. AYFAA. Dallas News (476), 8.30-9:30, orchcst ra. AV1IO, Des Moines (626). 7:30. popular song pianist; x. music; 11:16. organ. WVVJ, Detroit News (517), 7:36. orches t ra. WT'X. Detroit Free Press (517), 6, mu sical club. AY RAP. Fort AVorth Star Telegram ( 476). 7:30 x Majestic Moments; 9:30 10:45, concert. WII ll, Kansas City (411). 7-8. rebroad casting. address, music. WI > A F. Kansas City Star (411). 6-7. School of the Air; 8, orchestra; 11:45, Night hawks KFKII, Milford (286), X. Abe Martin's band; 9, lecture, mala quartet; 10, lec lure. boys' orchestra. WOK. Newark (405), R. darning mas ter; 8:15. CnroMnfans; 8:30, baritone, pian ist; 9:30, Peerless trio. KUO, Oakland t312). 10. educational program, musical numbers; 12. orchestra. AYDAR. Philadelphia (395). 6;30. talk, coni eft; 7:."(*. talk; 9. dance. Won. Philadelphia (509). 6:30. orche* ADVERTISEMENT. INGROWN — Turns Right Out Itself “Outgro” is a harmless nntlseptic manufactured for chiropodists. How ever, anyone ran buy from the drug store a tiny bottle containing direc tions. A few drops of “'Outgro” in the crevice of the ingrowing nail reduces inflammation and pain and so tough ens the tender, sensitive skin under neath the toe nail, that it can not penetrate the flesh, and the nail turns naturally outward almost over night. Limbs ache? Get this immediate comfort Take that aching stiffness out of overworked muscles at once. Apply Sloan’s lightly. Don’t rub it in. Its stimulating ingredients send fresh blood to the place that hurts — and this swiftly clears out the fatigue poisons and stops the ache. All druggists—35 cents. Sloan’s Liniment ~kills pain! NEBR1N The safe remedy for colds - headaches rheumatism - pains. Docs not de press the heart like Aspirin oAl drugstores -1'OI.ITICAI. ADVKITISEHm. POMTICA1. AUVKKTISEMKNT. I.HIM. \ in I: III I - I: 'I K N T. Vote for . . . «* Judge Frank M. DINEEN Non -Political Candidate for District Judge Fourth Judicial District Why experiment? Judge Frank M. Dineen has made a clean record and if elected will continu to conduct his office on an honest basis. He is an ex-service man and a member of the American Legion. This Advertisement paid for hy friends of Judge Dineen. ■-1 ~~ -----a fra: 1:25, concart; 9.03, recital; 9 30, dance. WFI, Ptailadtlphia (393), 6:30, orchea tta; fi, talk. W1P. Philadelphia (309), 6 05, orches tra : 6. talk KDKA. Pittsburgh <32fi). *:U. Radio nhymeter; fi:30, talk: 7, Girl Scouts. 7 16, talk: 7:30. fourth birthday party; 10. an niversary program. K'liW, Portland (492). 10. concert. KKAK, Pullman (330), 9:30, piano, violin, talks. KPO. San Francisco (423). 9 orchestra; 10. organ; 11-1, choir; 12. band. 'WCT, Schenectady (330), 6:45, mu ■lcn I KKOA. Seattle < 4Rf*>. 10 :r,n, Seattle To*! Intelligencer. KSP. St Louis 1’ost -Dispatch (644). 6:1 \, ensemble. KOH, Stiite college (360), 7:30-8:30, mush*. WHAZ, Troy (380), *, concert; 9 30. or cheat r;t AVCHD. 7. on (315). S. Hire trio, quar tets. soprano, contralto. WEAF. New York (IB2>. 7. politics; 7:30. Hold Dust Twins. !>, National (Car bon company. POLITICAL ADVRKTINEMENT. POLITICAL Al»\ EKTINKMENT. CONCENTRATE t Vofe for Edam McMullen Republican Candidate for GOVERNOR \ ] Safe - Sane-Sound He is the only candidate for Governor nominated by votes of the PEOPLE at the primaries BEE CLASSIFIED AD RATES 1 9r per |'n? no h day, * nr 5 day*. 17c per line each day. 3 nr '■ day a 1 fie p**r line ?*rh day. 7 days 15c per lint each da'. 3^ days. Teiepnone AT.lanti- !0*Mi. THK KVKNINli HKF. Till. OMAHA MoR.NINO FFfcl. ANNO! Nl*i HI.M S Funeral Notices* M1T('HRI.1,-Mr». Cecilia aff.l fiO yea-?, beloved wife of James C. Mitchell, died Friday p in. following a lingering ill ness. Reside* her husband, ahe Is sur vjved by 1 wo daughters. Mrs Nelle Mar* tell. Mrs. Mario Callahan. one grandson, Jimmie Marteli; four sisters. Mrs A J Dean. Mrs J McCormick, Mrs. J. O’Don nell of Omaha, Mrs. Peter Garvin of Dixon. Neb. Funeral Monday. November 3. I 15 a m. from the family residence. 2*51 Dodge street, to Ft. Peters church. 5 a m In terment Holy Sepulcher cemetery .under direction lleafey' A lleafy. Atlantic 2631. GRAHAM—John W . entered Into rest st his home 3*522 Aineg avenue. Friday, October 31. *f the age of 42 years. Funeral service*, Sunday. November 2. at i he Scottish Rite cathedral. Twentieth and Douglas streets, at 3 p. m. under the auspice? of Nebraska lodge No 1. A F. Ar A M Friends welcome RuHal a! North Rend. Neb. Monday afternoon. Member* of No t please take notice thereof. Mem bers of sister lodges are welcome. For further Information call Hulse Ar Riepen. SPR A TI.I’N--Sti inueI, Saturday. Nov. 1, *♦ lTlfi Dorcas Ft. He wan born .Tune 21. 1**57. at Rockhluff. Neb. Closest surviv ing relative Is Frank B Johnson. Funeral services Will be held Monday at 10:30 a m. from the Bucket rhapel. with interment at Prospect Hill ceme tery Inquiries may be addressed to the Rurket chapel. HA. *1090. 111 1 ■ ■' ■ ■ ■ -■ » _ ’ Vault* anri Monument*. 2 • Automatic Sealing" concrete burial vaults recommended by all leading und?i takers M f'd by Omaha Conciete Burial Vault Co Funeral Directors. S HEAFEY * HEAFEY Undertaker* and Kmbalmers Thone H.V 0'_>66, Offlr-f* 2f> 11 Farnanr. (ESTABLISHED SINCE 188?) _ JIIM.SK A HI FI’EN. At Your Service. 2222 24 rum mg St JA. 1226 Brailey & Dorrance. HOFFMAN CROSBY Hmhulance. Dodge and L’Mh Sf Funeral directors. JA. 39<il .!< >h N A. OFNTLEM AN H A 16»i4. 34II Farnam SC N. V. SWANSON'” 17TII A N D C U M1N G Quiet Dignified Supervision. LESLIE O. MOORE. 24th and Wirt. WE r • r. <\ HAYNES FUNERAL HOME 3920 N. 24 th St. KE. 026 7 Cemeteries. 4 VISIT Forest Lawn Call at the green houses a’ entrant* of cemetery (West of Floren-n). Orders at* being rer*ived fo evergreen b!nnk*ta. winter wreaths and cut flowers Offices at ’he cemetery an<! 7?<J Brand*:* Theater Ilullding IVrvtial*. 9 THE SALVATION ARMY induatrigl home sc lirita vnur old cloth ng furniture, mags zincs We collect. We distribute. Phone JA. 413ft and our wagon will call. Cell end Inspect nor n*w honte 2n4 N 1 3111 > COSTUMES then’rical hatorioal maaqu* costumes to rent Li then. 1 ?»14 Howard HOT oil vapor steam hatha and massages Room 3ft Dongles RD-k *T >294 SEVEN TWENTY THREE TIMES. •2131667’ I/)«t and Found. 10 LOST—Police dog female wolf g-ny Re ward. Philipp Dell, 6623 N. 27th Ave KE. 1233. _ LOST—Round pin. ruby and diamonds. Valued as keepsake. Reward. AT. 6936. ATTOMOBILKS. Automobiles for Sale. 11 j REMOVAL SALE. Before we move to our new location a Twentieth and Harney streets November 1ft v* base a few high grade used caiJ that must be sold. Here Is the List They are priced far below actual value to make it worth your while to act quickly. Two Hudson late model touring* Hudson model J speedster Dort 1923 5-pae*eng*r tour n* Ruick 19:2 6-passenger touring Fori. 1923 coupe. Studebaker. 1921 roadster S< rlppa-Booth. 1922 touring K<mj 19J.. passenger touring Studehakcr touring . .. linft .'■n Columbia touring . 126 00 Omaha Hudson-Essex Company. 2583 Harnev Ft. AT. 5f«5 ___ ______________ i ion CARS lords and other makes, t and up <”a*h or terms GOLD8TROM AUTO SALES CO., 2111 Harney St. _ AT- f l44 : NASH-VRIE5EM A AUTO CO. USED CAR STORE 2964 FarnamAT -*1* BU1CK muring 1 922 four-cylinder, in ex client condition >36«v Omaha Hint Vo. I oR SALE -By owner. Ford. 1924 coupe, weeks old Pail Harney 21»9 Tracks fsr Rais. 12 _iNK 3-ton Douglas, 3 Beo speed wagons, equipped with stock bodies, 1 Ford truck, icverai Intel national* from 1 to 3 ton* Perms can be arranged. International Harvester Co.. 710 S 10th St, AT v ■».» liLDSMOBILE one ton truck, with closed i ab and ranopy top: 1u*t aa good as new. H*e at 79th Httd Grant. ■ * - ■L1"* Auto AcocwhhI**, Part*. 16 (ll'ARANTKED new nnd used auto parts at a special cut price Nebraska Auto Paris. lPlfi is Harney St JA. 4931. and .*2»6 Cuming St. AT. 1970. _ M’KrlAl—New Ford nlnte g'asa wind* shield. ?: ami $-.60. Kaplan Auto carte. •; 111 Ni‘ hoiae. _ (iarapoa for Kent. STEAM heated garage. 311 S. Hat. AT • 136 or AT. »t>T0. ^RUSINK88 8KR\1CE._ llusineHs Services Offcrisl. ?l TILE FLOOR? ! Prleea nweet. conalitent with good work M’i'OHI HON, able, knife, ho* pleating, i .Ivete«1 buttons all styles; hemstitching button hob's Write I dial Hutton and i Pirating Co . J»► h Brown Block, Omaha, Neb. Telephone JA. 1$2$._| N!7u P1.KATINO CO., Iteroatli. hint* Covered Buttone. 1SP4 Fatnam Second Floor. JA. 6670 Moving—Trucking—Storage M jTi KIN'S OMAHA VAN A STORAGK llth *n.l U.v.n»nHh 81* Parkin*. inov Ins. atorag*. ahlppln*. JA, 41ft. | (ILoTtT: VAN ANH 8TORAOK t’Ai'KIN., MOVING. SHIPPING STORING i;.i!m4i.* furtiUlir.l AT • -.1 o or JA. 4114 : GORDON'S"KIRKPROOF 'MISK A VAN. 4* North lllh St Phona .1 1 JO)!. mov-| log. purl.In*. .torggr, .hipping I I’ainting nnd Papering It | Wallpaprt pttprt liangln*. pnlnttng Prad i Parka, 4 , >4 s .’41 h M M A 01011 AT. 7 404 | Patent l turner*. IK I \V MARTIN. :f Patera Truat I'M* Omaha ; ttUo 'Vaahlu*ton. Dnulila aartlca, OKI* far Attn halp aril palrnla. Printing—Stationer) I# I'oMMKIIl'IAl, PRINTING. Ndd> I . ,. 11 South IJlIl St Photta JA. 4"f4 1 ■ ■ - - ■ — - ■ 1 Repairing. SI ’ S| (| and new sewing machines Row mg mathinea and Yictrolaa repaired llent marhlnea. $1 pet week 13 per mu MH M l MFBtC IIOI Skk ldth and liarnay. AT. 4*91. KMPMIVMKNT I|p||> Wanted—Female. 3h LADIES Learn beauty culture. Wonder ful denia id and wagn for operator* Practical experience on live model*. Care, fui instruction* by expert*. Pay or eve. Cal! nr write Moler College. 1 <'9 S 15th. WANTED—Women to paint lamp ahadei - ? iii, at home Easy pleasant work Whole < r part time Addreas Nlleart ■ompany 34U5, Ft, Wayne, ind. ENROLL at the largest comptometer • 'hotil. ton Courtney Bldg .1A 1493 if. 11 * Waste*—31 nil*. 37 YOUNG MEN _*n t0 25—Men who are not afraid to work and who have the ability to atiek-to-it. Must be neat appearing and of pl»aaant approach. Have special opportunity for man living in South Omaha No solicit ing Pay according to your production. Ask for Mi. Ceib. Omaha Bee. Circula tion Department. M KM—We tea. h *• ientifio barbering. ai* » ladies' hsilr bobbing and special marvel ••nurse. Pa v or evening Moler graduates alwavs busy. Big pay Inquire MOLER HARDER COLLEGE. P>9 S lath St. SOLD TT« HtS WANTED. Hustlers can make $75 per week; no selling; no samples; commission paid daily. See Mr. McKinley, room *09, Fontenelle hotel. ___. WANTED- -First class paper ruler. < a paid* of handling all classes of work Must be reliable and good workman. Gomes Bookbinding Co . Sioux City. la WANTED—Cabinet makers. more fix tures; steady work: increasing capacity Bring your toola H Ehrlich A Font Mfg. Co. St. Joseph Mo ALL mnn. women, boys, g'rla. 17 to 65 willing to accept government position* $117-125*1 (traveling or stationary), write Mr Ozment. 1H6 Ri Louis. Mo. FIREMEN. brakemen, beginners. $150 $250 (which position?) Railway, Y-2770. Omaha Bee ____ EXPERIENCED chicken pickers wanted fnr\ dry nicking Omaha Cold Storage Co.. Eighth and Far nam Streets. SalMmrn and Agrnt*. 39 Life Insurance Men An Aggresaive Old Line Life Insurance company hr* an unusually liberal first year and renewal contracta to offer * few good men in Omaha and other ter ritory throughout ihe e*ate. Also trek ing a general agent who is qualified to handle a hig proposition Write the undersigned, giving full particular*, and reference. All communications strictly confidential. jf recommendation* »«*!>• factorj. .ill have you meet the ..resident (f the company to arrange derails Ad dr*** J. H O'Neil, 29G8 Orchard St . Lincoln. Neb. KINANTIAI,. Vtrnl KsfHle I>A.ifit. 44 M ON FT TO LOAN On f r*t and sernnd mortgage*. We bu> outright for cash Existing mortgage* and land contracta Pro:r*'t Action H A WOLFE CO.. 512 Saundera-Kennedy Bldg. AT 11(0 fi, AND G PER CENT MONEY Loans on Omaha improved property at lowest rate* FRANK H. BINDER. *21 City National. J A. fMl OMAHA HOMES — EAST NEB FARMS OKK.KFE RKAL ESTATE CO 1M6 Om.ha X»n Bank Bldg JA. 971 S LOW RATE on city property, quickly rinsed. no monthly payment*. JA. 1613 W T GRAHAM FIX per cent loans on Omaha residences Caah on hand Prompt serviea. E. H Lougee, Inc . 53* KeePne Bldg. SECOND mortgage* or contracts per chased by Tuk*y Company. 620 First Na tional Bank. JA. 4211 Farm Loans on West Neb and N E. Colo farms. K1oke Investment Co . Omaha MORTGAGES ana contracts bought. AT 2*:» su AND 6 PER 1 ENT—VO DELAY GARVIN BROS . *■ 4r. Omaha Nat 1 Bide linn *o 110.000 loaned; prompt servtr* F D Wead A- D. H Bowman. Wead Bldg CITY real estate mor’gage* and con tracta bought I.arson. D’4 N IStb Ft. Money to Loan. 46 WE WILL LOAN YOU MONEY at the lowest rat* we have ever made. DON’T PAY HIGH RATES Over “ft years in business assumes you of • quick, quiet and confidential deal at the lowest poaaible cost. OMAHA LOAN COMPANY. S6t karbach Block Tel. JA *195. Southeast corner 15th and Douglas Fts DIAMOND loans at lowest rates; business strict v confidential. The TVamord Loan Co. 1514 Dodge Ft Established 1*14 EDK ATIOXAL. I.oral Instruction Classrs. 45 E'A Y si'HOOI, NIGHT SCHOOL Complete rouna tn all o^mrnercial tjran-'he*.. Fhorthard. typewriting, teleg raph* -i lesrnansh1; c.vll service. Phone !A. 1565. Compute raising frea. BOYLES COLLEGE ir,h and H iratj Sta Omaha. Neb. EIGHT to 12 week* prepare you for » ’ n* of flea postt’or Cal! AT. 7774 or write American College ltlt Farnam TRI CITY BARBER COLLEGE. 1491 Dodge 81 gI a • F t Call or write for Information. Musical—Dm matte. 49 POPULAR music, taught bv orchestra pl an sr }' M Kahn M irk el Bldg. AT 4341 Dancing Academic# 50 KKI.-PINE—Farnam at 26th class and Assembly Mon and Thura Nltsa. Private lesse ns any time AT. 7660. KEEP Dancing Academy das* Monday »nd Friday 6 p. m. Klka club. AT Sill r JA, 5470. IIVKSTOLK Dogs, Calk and Pet*. 53 IRISH SKTTKR ITT? One tn.I., nm female: anhd red: bred in the purple; ir. ternatlonal champion blood; 976 each V. 50th Avt Walnut 4*''10 COCKER Fnaniel Pupplee, reglatered from ImtAOrteil stork and sired bv n i hatr.plen II E t.aippl> Milf- .d N#l Routs, CatUs, \ 4 Mi i« ■ SOUND hay, 110 per tun A. W Wag ner. »0| N 16tb .1A ill? MEnCHANPISE. Buslnr** Equipment*. 56 WE BDY. eell safes make deaka. ahow • »*f*. air. Omaha Fixture A Supply Co * W. Cor. 11th end Douglas JA. 2774 Good Tliins* to Eat. 67 ft ED APPLE FARM sale of sprayed ap pies and sweat rtdar continued; three mi lea north of Florence, on brick pave men). Bring container*. KF. 4211 F : Household Good*. 64 ▼OIT are !o«!ng esery day that you fait to taka advantage of the furnltura bar gains at Stephenson * Capitol Ave Private aalr* and auction Machinery and Tool*. 6. NEW and aerond hand motor* dynamo* l. aRron Electrical Work*. SIR 20 S 17th Musical Instrument*. 70 PIANO FOR RENT- $4 par month. A. ROSPK l\V, U1. Doug la a. ' g ■- 1,1 — Wanted to Itujr. 73 DESK A. DESKS D1 SKS New desks used casks bought. st Id aid traded J C. Heed. 170? Farnam M. A< |. «• ROOMS l OK RPN l Room* \N Uh Board 74 CAM DR N a V R 24 h garagr Employed couple or two gentle m. -n KF MS!* LARGE, warm pleasant room* for f« ’ with hoard Ijansoom park district HA 3144 Cl Ml NC. 7414 MODERN ROOM A N D BOARD BA 7717 _ hOARIl ani toom fo* el-’ prts*te home near car line, pgugHMtgb)* \ |(l$ Furnished Kiumt* 75 14A1 Fa mam St Apt 1 — N n a 1 \ fuMt'shed mom. strain heat, prRate home VV fns .13 s NYll v\ E Act stfom he* »• 1 loom. C S prrfairad J A kvv2 4. ROOMS TOR RENT FurnUhed Room* 13 .9*9 POl'PLETON AY E.— Elegant, mod ern front room. privatw home, .no thli drcn, close to car HA. 6909. TWENTIETH *24 N —Furnished or un famished rooms for light housekeeping or ■!-»*»tdng rooms AT 6666. ^ ITKiHTKKNTH HT i:.6* v —Large front loom private home valuing diatsnce. iv o gen? Ionian WE ' -'13. NICELY furnished room in private fam i|v |3 f»0 per week Call WE l^M HA 33 2*—Comfortably furnished room n private bomb for lady SLEEPING room nnd garage for gentle. 1 • 9 v 9 0 66th it Itomns for HoiiseUrriiine. .6 FINE room. choice location, walking dis i a nee. for gentlama n. AT. 9135 or AT. 97*0. ______ ItoOM and kitchenette. >oung employed couple preferred. 243* Crown Point Ave. KF. 49 ft.___ THREE modern fumPhed housekeeping room! fo- rent M,\. 15*6. : FROM rooms, fur oinplete. haat. light, I — i: iII rooms. >'■ 2707 podge Rooms, rnttimiglied. 77 136' s ST—3 modern rooms. West Park rarline. _ Thk MIRY ST Th-en unfurnished rooms; wi men preferred t .11 AT *016 Wkdt t« tMnt* tn Town. 18 HOTKI. SANFi I.n- 19th «n<1 Farnam. HOTKI, HKS8HAW—16th and Farnam. Spe- i a I Rates to Pernisnent Guests REAL WKNt^ Apartments—Furnished. 80 FOPPUKTON AVE 2*03 — 2 and 3-room new s d< and furnished apartments. Light. h«*L wat-r and phone furniahed. HUNTER Inn —Homo for the traveling man to leave his wife in c tmfort and safety Tel. AT *9*0 240a podge. . Hi' t: s ch- rfu . mod. furnished. I 2 i m apt Heat, light, water free. Apartment*—I nfurni*hed. HI APARTMENTS and flat a for rent \V .1 PALMER r(J AT 8*89. Ren I Eat ait Management Specialist*. PETERS TRUST COMPANY. •WHERE OMAHA RENTS.** AT. a 4417th and K»rnam Sta. ONE. two three and four-room apta.. 5 3 5 t o 17 .v DR M E RENTAL AGENCY STEAM h*a’ 4 room apta |3A and up; r loa- m a. P Stebblns. 1610 Chicago BL THREE !.' r ,-p, va" modern rooms, near 19th and Vinton IP nv> WA A4 4 5 eve. FIVE room* an-! sunr-om < hoice _ Par nim car line. AT. #13S or AT 9670. House* for Vtrnt. W 4 419 CALIFORNIA, modern 4-room bun. •al- w old Immediate posses .'nn >h -i I Investment Co, JA. 4254, Sunday. WA 3104. NEW BRICK DUPLEX 4«*h and Hurt. 5 rooms and aunroota, with e a rage J'jHN R. McCARVILLB. realtor 1AA?-3 CJtx Nat _ AT. 102*. 6 R MODERN house and garage. $35 2337 Maple. O’KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO., Realtors 1A15 Omaha National Bank Bid JA 2718 5 ROOMS all modern in duplex. 4614 No 7 At h s * r*e • Key at ‘Terrace Drug re, ' jath and Fowler Ave , Phone Ke 5468 (LINCOLN BLVD . 121—E'ght-renm mod i ern brick dup.ex, good location. HA. 497.1 |t4«3>i S. 1*TH—4 rooms Mod. ex. heat. s,.-ndid shape Reduced rental. Frank r tDst, AT 6135 7 p. "IMS e t« Central and Tech Highs. Fine conditioa AT #135 or AT. 967A. 141 N 'TH ST—Five-room h-'uee, all -Dm, r»ir*' location. WA. 1154 ! 221* N 1ITH—Seven rooms; all modern. » \ ept ona! good order. HA 5814 Office* and F»r*k Room. S5 (inoD office for attorney. Reception room and large private off', e. Liynt and j towel e#rvice furnished. Only $2» 00 per j month Apply Omaha Loan Co 404 Kar ■ bach Mock Farm l.ands for Rent. 88 ALL lexe! 1«0 scree six ml es north of « it ah Thirty-five acres alfalfa. hm*;l -ir,piovenien'&■ Rent $500 a year, $06 N. U-’h y .1A 4147. ~ HEAL ESTATE—FOR SALK~ ItusineM Property. 91 BISV TRANSFER CORNER IDEM. INVESTMENT. NET. uLDVI-K ,v SPAIN JA »;) Fara> and Lands tor Rale. 9J 9 ACRES modern f-rnora house, good eut hu. dings: 1 s re of grapes. 34 cherry i tr****. .x pear trer* other fruit; fine left* non Must be »Hd in 10 days. Phone D.: W '*o Bluffs. FARM FOR SALE—104 acres 54 mile* south-t*«t Kansas City on Frlec*: John son > um>. f 1 wo wr acre: also |A acres at 17 per a<Tr ast sell. Address 121* \X St K C M <v Houses—North. 98 $3,000 BARGAIN, NEAR 30TH AND FORT. 5 ^pom* nearly modern Just west Florer. e Blxo op Ogden Axe. sAuth front all c.ear. Lot 5f-xl50. surrounded i by ft 000 homes c;. «e *o car stores and schoo's Terms J800 Balance. 830 i per month. j AT 4 - *•KE 17?: $3,000 1 r house cit> water, fewer, elector 1 gh!a a. " furrace garage for l car. lot ?>0xl?L located S E ccrr.er Creighton Houlexard or 24th St and Maple, being No. “337 Maple $400 cash and $1? i month nciudtng interest. immediate possession , ! O'KEBFK REAL ESTATE CO. Realtors. 101: Omaha National Ba:\k Bldg JA 271* STRICTLY MODERN NEW HOME. $f ' DOWN BUILT-IN FEATURES. OAK FLOOR.* PAYNE A SONS JA 1014 CHOICE of three rew hemes, cl pee to car and school, 42d and Grard uni* 34 3 ISfO.cah Campbell. WA iTc-4 | CALL IS—We have new 4 and 5 rpoirts, [modern. tedium priced homes Term* te -lit ’ C Schmitt Co JA 171# • 4 N 40TH ST—S a-room part modern. S ’* *0 cash Cre gh. 60$ Bee JA 0200 I D 1 BUCK A Ct i bux and eell homo*. House*—West *3 park avp nfar harnf:t **01 .T! * l'.RKK "KM, Bt H.T *? ‘ UOOVR 1 CT STP.' KTS ? rPRNACKS kamiim^ s buii ding in finc I SHAPE PRICED RUiHT SHOWN BY VPPi*I\TMKVT 4*** KE ITS? PR0(TM roitige r«r( modern, located : near Hi;tv Hoi'.'* Blvd L.arga lot and *1 *:>1 Fa*v terms. JA. 1>*1 vl vu I VP ! IN PS FOLKS who buv Borne*. Mat vonr nrc.ertv with us for mu|<« -A 1 4 ™ !r r r : ,-R fo Realtor ! T HIS 5-r bungalow ooka email, but an ■ntev.or narer ■ nm w*p ’♦'»*! i*rr# toon % '•>♦ N 44th Want offer -» i 'n garages Beat onatructlon at rvnt j mum . oat WF 4fl WI1.I build to % our order on our beautl* '■ ota ti Fdgewecd. 'try eatf terma I Phone VT 3H* i 7~ 7. v 7r ■"-* 77777 77 777777 ronventent locat on Make an offer. JA 4 v '' For s.tlr—Florvncr. IRt [ CAl.t N F't*HAW VY for t adea and home tu beant-ful !■’ ‘on .’ White* only KK 140* l.ufa ?or Sale 193 ! t .* i \ i on 5 . »t 4venu« facing Ha*, om Park for »al** at an attarctiv# i»rlc%» A dnnrwrl J A IMS Want 4 KmI Rulalt IRA NKW HOMES VOnt T VCR MR rtROVK HIBBARD CO ”** ,;V e'e N^r'f B’t AT 11*1 For i eeulta x •or rrojerty wttfe FIRST THIS T CO v T J>_Fa Natl Rank I SF»; u* Inn Need • sin inv location, to ' room* >ken*n A Co Roalter* j T 4 4 ?; < ;tii Kee‘;ne BMg 1ST > If t>;.*perfa w th u» or if a. i ’' * ■' '•» t ■ , -e*g* .all t-o»*a • * • . h i»’fi MA >'»«'■ MA ?•?* V H VS W Y H NO 4 SO N Ro«l Fate*# Rental* Insurant* s ' v*‘ Bank AT ?«*« .1 UV T.M«!N$0|i CO | u.*i R*t»u in«^ iui uri. n j a. »«4i