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Boyer's Bargains
IMPROVED
8-room house; toilet and city
water, lot xlHb; Ohio St.. near
l.th. Bargain, il.SWO. Make ma
an offer.
s-rnom house; modern, 3. E.
corner 24th and Blimey tfts.
4 CO.
room house; modern except
heat, 4-rootn house In rear, lot
27x132, on William St., between
lu and 6t li. 2.M.
Three houses, lot BlxSH. In
alley, between 6th and 7ih and
blwcrn Pacific and Fierce
ly. kOJ.
"-room hou. modern except
heat, good barn, cistern, shude
and fruit trees; lot 5Uxl27; le
catur St., between 31st and 3.'d
a-H.OOO.
One 3 and one S-room house,
ewer and "water connection,
toilet In houses, lot tOTxIL'O, 27 til
Ave., near Burdette J2.2W).
E-rooms house, modern ex
cept heat, lot 60x120, Maple St.,
between 33d and 34th 12,500.
7-room houae. modern except
tieat, Rood barn, full lot
F.rsklne St., between 4:kl and
44th. one block from car line-
12.600. Make me an offer.
Northwest corner 20th and
Nicholas, with three housea
and a 1-atory double brick flat
tf.OOO.
4-room house, sewer and
water connection, Jxard St.,
between 20th and 21st-$;t,000.
-room house,ll modern, lot
2x135, 2fi0fi Bristol St., beauti
ful place 12,700.
6-room house, all ' modern,
full lot. Lafayette Ave., be
tween 34th and 35th, Bemls
Park 13.800.
fi-room house, barn, city
mater, lot 27xl744, Califor
nia, between 22d and 23d 2, 000.
VACANT LOTS
Two lots, N. R. Cor. nth and
Saratoga 8ta. 1,000 for both.
Two lots, 8. W. Cor. 4Sth
Grant Sts. IH00 for both.
ind
Two lota, replat of Radford
Height Add., 8. W. Cor. 40th
And Ames Ave 1460 for both.
Three lots In Fairfax Add.,
40th and Pratt 1560 for three.
One lot, 62x123, 28th Ave., N.
Of Cuming 1750.
One lot,
Ave. 1500.
45th and Military
Two lots, Kenwood Add., 36th
and Lalk Sts. Jf.OO for both.
Two lota on Spring St., be
tween 2d and 8d two for the
two.
Chris Boycr
22D AND CUMINO STS.
BARGAINS
. 4328 Parker Bt best bungalow for the
money In Omaha; 8-ft. front; 5 rooms and
bath on first floor, two bed rooms up
atalrs, large living room, beam telling, ami
dining room with built-in buffet and seat;
flrnahed in hard wood. atalneH nwhnvnnv-
m iiuuii, iuii cement cellar; lot Mix 180
ft., aouth front. This Is really the, best
thing offered for the money In Omaha
Price, 84.600. Easy terms.
4332- Parker St., modern 2-story 7-room
houae; lower floor finished In hardwood;
oak floors; built-in buffet, bookcases and
seat; large attic; finely decorated; com
bination fixtures. Handy good house for
the money. Lot 50x150 ft. Price, 84.500
Easy terms.
D. V. SHOLES COMPANY,
111 Board of Trade Bldg.
IHth and Karnam Sts.
Phones Liouglaa 49, Independf nt, A-2049.
BIG SNAPS
Price $3,500
Wa have a special bargain thla week in
a nlea home of 7 rooms besides 2 large
rooms finished In the attlo. This home Is
modern in every way, has extra large
porch and fine large closets; all nicely
papered. It Is an east front In the llans
com park district on 28th street. Just below
Poppleton Ave. Take our word for It that
thla la a big bargain .vnd as the owner does
not need the money he will accept 8700
vii, uBiHiirn on easy lerme.
Price $2,500
Big snap In a fully modern 6-room 14
tory home, only 4 years old; newly pa
pered. Where can you buy a house like
this on a paved street at anything like
this price? It is on California street, near
oon eireei; aw ensn, nniance easy.
ED JOHNSTON & CO.,
S05 South 17th St. Phone lHug. 1233,
10-ROOM. REAL. HOME. 15.500.
Not merely a house and lot, but 10 rooms
oi real Dome, moaerryin every way; finely
located; large lot, fruit tres, lovely lawn.
garage, paved street: car at door. Owner
warns 10 sen, ana mil l tn tuna to buy,
Terms.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO..
Bulte 624 N. Y. Life Bldg. Red 199.
DO YOU WANT TO 8 ELL. PART Of
IUUH LAIVUI
Writ a description o( It. buildings,
water, near what town. Make 70 words of
it all and send It to The Omaha Bee with
72 cents for each Insertion. PvopW tn Ne-
Drasaa nave money and want land. They
look 13 The Omaha Bea for real estate of
ferings. And they gat tbem in The Bea.
S ROOMS, WEST FARNAM. i 3,2 00
AH modern; easy wa'klng distance; surely
ciitap at tha price; tirns.
KOWATA LAND AND LOT CO.,
ROOMS. MODEST, 2 LOTS. $1,900.
everything except r-tat. Near cti, fin
home; i caan, bu'wce very easy.
NOWATA UKa & LOT CO..
Bulla tUt N. Y. Life 1-1. j. Ked 1990.
DO TOU WANT TO f'L.U PART Os"
YOUR LAND?
Writ a description of It, buildings,
water, naur wnat town. Make TO words uf
It all ant sand It to Tha Omaha Bee wlta
II cents for each Insertion. People in Ne
braska have money and want land. Tbey
look to Toe Oiuaha Bea for real estat o
ftringa. Ajid they get them tn Tha Bea
PAYINO 37 PER MONTH, $S,000.
Well Inoated, practically walking dis
tance. Irtrms. Might lake good clear lot
as part payment.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT COMPANT.
Bulla OM N. Y. Lite Bldg. Red 1J.
WEST LEAVENWORTH DISTRICT
Choice lots $10 casn, $1 per week. Mltslaff,
IKM Leavenworth- i'lium Harney 23.
Two Lots, Corner California St.
One block to Karnam car. Prlca $1,500.
Terms.
NOWATA LAND & LOT CO..
624 N. Y. Life. Red 1989.
FOR SALE BY OWNER.
NEAR I4TH AND FORT STS.
$ story aquare bouse, new. $ rooms and
bath, largq living room 'with fireplace and
beamed ceiling; oak finish down and yellow
pine up; all oak floors; sIiowt bath,
screen, large porch screened In; corner lot,
cement walks and basement; furnace;
kitchen cabinet built In; stiicllv first-class;
roust rell before June I. Call for further
Lsrtlculara. C H. Remington. Douglas
. ... - ' - '
NEW 7-ROOM. FULL, LOT. ,150
cash and balance X per month. Better look
at It.
NOWATA 1.ANP A LOT CO..
Suite 924 N. Y. Life Bldg. Red 19
INVESTMENT.
Business property, well located, sura to
Increase In value; now rented for 82. 2M) per
annum. Price, liR.Or.6.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO,
Bulte 624 N. Y. Life HI (I If. Red 1999.
Two Full Lots, Corner, $G50
Two blocks of llanscom I'ark. one block
to car, if taken soon, $m0. Cheap.
NOWATA LAND & LOT CO..
Suite 024 N. Y. Life Bldg.. Red 1999.
ALL or half Interest In a aood real estate
business; cannot handle the business alone;
will be priced at worth of office furniture;
also have a good typewriter for sale or
trade. K 675, Bee.
Investment
About 100 Acres Near Town
Land adjoining sold readily at 8500 per
acre In 5-acre tracts. For quick sale.
Price, $225 per acre. Terms.
NOWATA LAND A LOT CO..
Suite 624 N. Y. Life Bldg. Red 1999.
173 FEET. FRONTS ON THREE
STREETS
Right In town. Best location In Omaha
for apartments at the price. Owner want
to sell ao badly that he wll give you free
fine, large, modern 8-room house now on
tne place.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT COMPANY.
Bulte 624 N. Y. Life Bldg. Red M
PRAIRIE PAItK ?5Bd"Z
form collection of homes; terms easy; atresia
paved ana parked. 1'axton Ileal Estate Co.
KOR PALE An up-to-date 6-room cot
tage, finished In hard wood. Inquire of
owner, 314 High School Ave.. Council Bluffs.
Investment
$18,000-Pays $2,280 Business
Ground, 120x150 feet, choice location.
NOWATA LAND & LOT CO .
624
N. Y. Life. Red 1999.
DESIRABLE rent housea and choice lota
In Nebraska City. Fur particulars addreas
Y 365. Bee
6-ROOM, NEW, MODERN. $2,E00.
Good else lot. south part of town; owner
hard up; chance to ge: bargain.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO.,
Suite 024 N. Y. Life Bids. Red ltoa.
FIVE-ROOM house on boulevard, big
corner lot. also large bain. Will sell cheap.
Inquire 2419 S. 24th.
a,.-. REAL ESTATE
frARSt AND UAACJt LA.M) FOIt SALE
Arkansas,
THREE thousand four hundred and
eighty-five acres of land located in the
famous St. Francis valley, along the St
Francis river, in Butler county, Mo., and
Clay county, Ark. Timber estimated as
f ol lovs :
Cypress. 5,000.000; red gum, 6.000,000; Oak
(66 per cent white), 6.000,000; elm, aah, etc
1.000,000; hickory, 1,000,00; Tupelo gum, 4,n0o'
000. Will sell any or part of timber without
land.
Eighty million three hundred and eighty
three thousand feet virgin timber, well
located; estimated as follows:
White oak, 6,707,000; red oak, 3.353,000;
white, asn, zu.izi.oou; cypress, 20,121,000; red
gum, 10.0110,000; Cottonwood, 16,030.250: other
kinds, 6,030,200. On both railway and water
way.
We sell farm and timber lands. Write
lor price list toaay.
Barron-Llly Land & Development Co.,
Blythevllle, Ark.
Canada.
RIVERSIDE, Alberta'B finest stock farm
of 1.0U0 acres, is for sale at a snap. For
particulars of this and other farm lands
w rite to the owner, W. J. McNamara.
Wesasklwln. Alberta, Canada.
FOR SALE By owner, Canada wheat
lands. Thirteen farms In i'i0 and 240-acre
lots, ready to break and seed. Near Win
nipeg, Man.; best market; first crop pays
for the land; all near railroads. Must sell
quick to hold contract. Write Herman
Kietvllle, Peua, lo.
Colorado.
UOUTT county, Colorado; bargains In
ranches and relinquishment!", homesteads,
water rights, 320 a. rel., $i.F0; a good lfio
acre ranch, plenty of water, $2,200. Write
me. K. A. Wright, Tampa, Colo.
CHOICE relinquishment on Crow cre.ek.
near new town Of Ullggsdaie; 10 acres.
finest soil, smooth land, 140 acres ready
for corn; deeded land adjoining held at 20
to $25 an acre; relinquishments same kind
land In adjoining section sold recently at
$10 acre; possible to irrigate; to sell before
May 2n. offer at $4n0. Owner leaving Colo
rado. W. W. Lorlmer, Grover, Colo.
RELINQUISHMENTS
AND
DEEDED LANDS
Near Deer Trail, Colo., in the heart of
the rain belt, shallow water, flno soli. Also
deeded lands, town lots. Deer Trail Is the
coming town of Colorado, 5ft miles east of
Denver. Farming land in this vicinity pro
duces better crops than $,"0 to $100 lands
in the east. Its up to you. Write us
today, ask questions. The Dter Trail Realty
Co., Deer Trail, Colo.
LARGE stock ranch for sale at a bar
gain; no trade considered. Write or call
on A. O. Putnam, Elbert, Colo.
California.
A BARGAIN Farm of 113 80-100 acres of
good sandy loam land, 40 acres of orchard
In H of mile of railroad station. Situated
In Solano County, California; good well
of water, with farming Implements. Price
$S.0lO. Address Box 64 L Dixon. Cal. .
Florida. j
JUriTER GARDENS, FLQR1DA.
Land near Palm Beach, Flu., that will
produeo in actual profit the first year over
twice Its cost, $40 an acre (a dollar an acre
down and a dollar an aero per month)
Immediate possession given on first pay
ment, you may plant your crop Oct. l,
1H10. Crops farmed winter and Rummer,
Free Instructions by expert farmer. First
year s profit from 100 to $ per acre.
OUICK TRANSPORTATION.
A shell road from your door to East Coast
railway station, tf miles distant, makes
transportation easy; also water transporta-
i.en. nut ti nines rrom Atlantic ocean
and gulf stream; but 17 miles north nt
Palm Beach America a greatest winter re
sort; but 3s to 5? hours by fruit express
rroin me niggest markets In the United
Mates. Jupiter Gardens positively are situ
ated
BELOW THE FROST LINE.
' Climate healthful; mortality rate half
lhat of large cities. Lands dry and drained
at all seasons. Schools, churches, near
neighbors and pleasant surroundings. Certi
fied abstract furnished purchasers showing
goon line tree rrom an incumbrances.
Company absolutely responsible. Write fo
literature at once. THE JUPITER LAND
t O. Lands near Jupiter. General offices
Mercantile Library Bldg., Cincinnati, O
Florida offices, Jupiter, Fla.
FLORIDA IJtKDS 100,000 acres fine
southern Florida lands for sale at a bar
gain. George T. Hedges & Co., Cedar Rap
Ids. Ia.
F'LORIDA LANDS Ask at.out our south
ern Florida lands; now la the time to buy,
Ben I. Tanner, Cedar Iapids. Ia.
FOR SALE Florida's frostless belt; 1.000
acres ory vegetaoie land, richest mart
soil; earliest trucking section; $30,000 thla
winter orr v acres tomatoes; near Miami
guarantee to rent every acre for $15 per
year. u. i. Aimer, box uk, Miami Fla.
Georgia.
FOR SALE-How Is this? A lot (0x110
feeet In a progressive city and 40 acres
farming land all for $200; on terras of $10
cash, $10 monthly without Interest, Address
F. L. Thomas, 32tiO River road, Columbus,
Ga.
ladlaaa.
FOR SALE 10, SO, SO, 40 and M-arr
farms; well Improved, 40 miles from Chi
cago. Frank L. Faley, Valparaiso, Ind.
Illtaota,
$5,000 BUYS 40-acra Illinois fruit farm
$.000 apple, peach and pear trees In ful
buaring; fine house, beautiful tnapla grova;
Join railroad town. J. I. Bradley, Alma,
lit
Nebraska.
He Argues With Himself
Wito goes Into the Siott'a Bluff country and docs not buy land. AH
we ask of a man Is to GO AND SEE. After wo show you the Needle
Dam, Headgatea, Sluiceways and the land, you have to grip your
purse strings pretty hard and argue with yourself to prevent making
an investment.
A WONDERFUL CHANCE
Has taken place In the Scott's Bluff country in the past ya-ar. One
man went with us a year ago and bought an eighty. lie went again
last week and bought 160. He said he could not afford it, but could
not resist. Another who went last year and bought an eighty for
$85 an acre, recently offered it for sale at $100. He went with us
last week, and, after seeing the Needle Dam, raised his price to $125.
After driving over the country and seeing his land, now in wheat, he
again raised his price to $150, and would probably refuse that.
YOU HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY
To go out with us and see the country, examine the abundant, un
failing, unlimited water supply, note what the land will produce, in
vestigate the possibilities, if you go on our
NEXT EXCURSION, TUESDAY, MAY 24.
With the Payne Special it Is a quick, comfortable trip. We have our
own commissary, a good cook, comfortable beds, show the land by
automobiles and get back to Omaha Friday evening. We sold
$68,000 worth of these lands last week and will do better next week.
Ask for copies of the Land Owner, describing and picturing this
land of sunshine and substance the garden of Nebraska.
Call, telephone or write about the Scott's Bluff country.
"MANLESS LAND FOR LANDLESS MAN"
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.,
S. E. Corner 15lh and Farnam Sts.
BIU H AUG A IN.
320 acre In Lawrence Turk Creek Val
ley, about elnghteen miles southwest of
Bridgeport. Neb. Over 300 acres smooin.
tllable land; good soil; only 2 to 40 feet to
water. Will grow rine crops of wneat, oais,
rve. bnrlcv. alfalfa, potatoes and corn. One
crop will "more than pay for It. Can offer
for 116.00 an acre.
GEO. N. HICKS, OMAHA.
NEBRASKA.
620 ACRES, complete ranch; dipping
vat. dehorning chute; ull buildings In good
shape. Owner making good money; lamny
wants to move to city. rric. wuw.
take soma clear cit property as part pay-
"""nOWATA LAND AND LOT CO..
Bulte 624 N. Y. Life Bldg. Red 19,
BARGAINS.
Hlllcrest, 160 acres, a,20o; cash rent.
Midway, 80 acres, beautiful home. M.S00.
Ash Grove. 320 acres, $11,200; easy terms.
J. T. CAMPBELL,
Litchfield. Neb.
CHANCE to get a good home, 64 Oacres,
relinquishment, 40i acres, partly level, Im
provements cost fl.ooo. Thin Is a bargain,
fu.oOO. il40 acres relinquishment, 80 good
level land; bal, hills, but makes good pas
ture, $;. 320 acres hay land, thla la good
and only $10 per acre. Address O. Gallugly,
Johnston, Neb.
$4,000 will buy H section of land 2 miles
south of Benkelinan, county seat of Dundy;
good soil, level road and close to water.
Box 2U2, Albion. Neb. Owner.
Iowa.
15 ACHKS $1,000.
About one mile from street car line,
Council Bluffs, about one-half good garden
and fruit land, balance pasture, excellent
road to city, nice building site on taut end
cf place, protected on north and west by
hills, no buildings. This Is a cheap place,
$200 cash will handle it.
H. G. M'GEE REAL ESTATE CO.
It Pearl St.. Council Bluffs.
IOWA LANDS, HOWARD COUNTY.
320 acres within a mlie of station, o'i
miles from county seat, a very well im
proved half and good land, price, $75 per
acre, easy terms.
iM acres, lour miles irom a gooa town,
all good land, fine grove, fine buildings,
splendid watfr, good black loam with
clay sub-soil. Price. $70 per acre.
240 acres; very fine farm, gooa improve
ments, good rove, good orchard, price
$b'S per acre.
240 acres, one mne rrom siaiion, some
small improvements, good land, a snap
at $50 per acre.
For further information, write, '
ED. M. HUNT.
Fourth and Pierce Sts. Sioux City, la.
STOCK and (rrain farm for sale, consist
ing of 374 acres, with good Improvements,
located half mile of good town; price, $So
per acre. Address Lock Box bb, ilcdficid,
owa.
Texas.
FOR SALE 1,400 acres. well-Improved
stock farm In central Texas, 3 miles from
good town and railroad: suitable for divi
sion among b or 6 families. Healthy loca
tion and prosperous community. A great
bargain if bougnt as a whole, write for
full particulars. R. L. Slaughter, Austin,
Tex.
VACANT school lands yet on the plains
of Texas for settlers, good land, good
water, In a country that raises corn and
hogs; fees $25 a section, half down, balance
when settler Is on land. Address T, W.
Hague, Sligo, Tex.
FOR SALE 175 acres rich Caney Valley
land for sale; 135 in corn, 40 in timber;
on railroad, station close; county seat 6
miles; fine climate; will grow anything;
church, school privileges, good markets; In
fast developing country. If Interested ad
dress the owner, J. M. Cockrell, Wharton,
Tex.
lllseellaaeitaa.
DO TOU WANT TO SELL TART OF
YOUR LAN U ;
Write a description of it, buildings, water.
near what town. Maku 70 words of It all
and send It to The Omaha Bee with 72
cents for each Insertion. People In Ne
braska have money and want land. They
look to The Omaha Bee for real estate of
ferings. And they get them In The Bee.
CHEAP FARM LANDS.
In western Nebraska and Colorado. Write
for prices.
NEBRASKA I.ANU LUHfAAI,
Sidney, Neb.
CAN locate parties on desirable timber,
fruit, agricultural and graxlng lands, in
California, Oregon and Washington; spe
cial government land list, with laws, sent
to all Interested parties. West American
Land & Timber Co., 719V4 K, St., Sacra
mento, Cal.
Maryland.
FOR SALE Farms In the garden spot of
Maryland. Harford county; several fine
stock and grain farms, 200 to 500 acres;
good buildings, water, femes, fruit, roads,
schools, chuiches, neighbors, railroads and
health. Write for prices, particulars and
terms. Harford Real Estate Agency, Bel
Air, Md.
Uostsaa.
FOR SALE Montana land; 5.IS2 acres, six
miles from levlna and six miles from
Broadview, anu one mile from the state ex
perimental station; 85 per cent tillable; will
sell for $14.50 per acre. W. O. Bock, New
Albln. Ia.
WHEN answering advertisements In The
Bee Want Ad columns, kindly mention the
fact that you saw tha ad. In The Bee.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
OARVIN BROS., Sd floor N. Y. Life, SOO
to $100,000 on Improved property. No delay.
WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co,
WANTED City loans and warrants. W.
Farnam Smith & Co., 1220 Farnam St. .
MONEY TO LOAN Payne Investm.nt Co
$100 to 110,000 made promptly. F. D. Wead,
Wead Bldg., 18th and Farnam.
I'M to 15,000 on homes in Omaha. O'Keeftt
Real Kutute Co., 1O03 N. Y. Life. Duuf.Us
or A-Ilii.
LOWEST RATES Bemis, Braudela Bldg.
FIVB. PER CENT MONEY
to loan on
Omaha business property.
THOMA8 bUE.NNAN,
Room 1. New York Ufa Bldg.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
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LOAN'S to home ownera and homo build
ers, with privilege of making partial pay
ments semi-annually.
W. 11. THOMAS,
&03 First National Bank Bldg.
FIVE PICK CENT BONDS for sale. In
amounts from $20 to $i,000; we cash them
any time. American Safe Deposit Vaults,
21 S. 17th, Bee Bldg.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WE HAVE BUYERS FOR
5. 6 and 7-room houses. If prices are right
we can sell your property tor you.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO.,
Suite 62t N. V. Life Bldg.
SOUTH OMAHA
J. KLEIN
The old reliable, family LlgUOK dealer.
N. E. Cor. Willi and N Sts.-
SWAPS
-$2.40d CASH and clear lot worth about
$SW. Want goou reii.tti property.
KOWATA LAMJ AXSD Lor COMPANY,
Suite 624 N. IT. Lite Blug. Ked 1WJ.
CLEAR ILLINOIS FARM
Trade tor' income Oinuna and assume
reasonable amount.
ISOWAl'A LAND & LOT CO.,
Suite 024 . 1. Line Bldg. Bed' 1999-
TWO-STORY brick business block, rented
to permanent tenants. Price $20,000. Mort
gage, $u,uuo. As ants clear lana lor equuy,
NOWATA LAND & LOT CO.,
624 N. Y. Lifo. Red 1999.
ii I
9-ROOM HUKlcrn home, excellent location,
for good wet4e.ru land. H 6is, caro Bee.
160 ACRES, ,4ft raw land in Wheeler
county to tradu for city property.
CHRIS. ., BO YJR, 22d and Cuming Sts.
$20,000 HALF Interest in coal mine to ex
change for cheap wild land. Box 324, Dee
Moines, la.
TAILORS
MISFIT tailored suits $35 and $40 values
at $15. See A. Rubensteln, 211 S. 14th St.
Martin & Rubin, Rm. 21 old U. S. Bk. Bldg.
ad died
WANTED TO BUY
BEST PRICK paid for second-hand furni
ture, carpets, cuitulng aod aooea, 'Pnoas
Douglas V71 -
HIGHEST prlcea paid for scrap metala
and rubbers. A. B. Alplrn. Omaha, Neb.
WANTED TO BUT
B OK 6-ROOM HOUSB TO MOVE
Will move at once.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO..
624 New YorL Life Bldg. Red 19W.
W'ANTED-6,000 FEATHER BEDS. Write
cr telephone Douglas 1660. METROPOLI
TAN FEATHER CO.. 80J N. 20th;
WANTED TO BORROW
WANTED TO BORROW $400 or $500 for
1 year. Will pay lu per cent Interest. Ad
dress, H-576. Bee.
WANTED TO RENT
We Are Getting Numerous Calls
For Houses of All Sires. List With Us,
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO..
624 N. Y. Life Bldg. phone Red 19. '
WANTED Furnished rooms with private
family in south Omaha, or near the soutn
side cars; laundry and light cooking privi
leges. Refined couple. L 6S1, Bee.
WANTED SITUATIONS
TWO bright. Intelligent young men desire
evening work; anything; last on any type
writer; reporters; best of references; work
guaranteed . O (2. Bee.
MARRIED MAN, between 25 and 30, de
sires position aa office manager; am capa
ble of taking entire charge, navlng had U
vears' experience as accountant, auditor
systematize!- and salesman; salary depends
upon opportunity offered. H 610, Bee.
Help Female Trades.
WANTKD Steady situation in drug store.
7 months' experience; 18 years old. Hubert
R. Kaempfer, Rising City, Neb.
FAMILY WASHINO neatly done: rough
dry or bundka. '1'hono Webster 8417.
SITUATION as chauffeur; private owner
preferred; doea not drink or amoke cigar
ettes. 'Phone Webster K46.
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COPYRIGHT. 1910. BY
The Boss of the
BY AMKRK MAN. ,
T see," said the Boys of the Establish
ment, "that a Chinese prince who recently
left our shores said that women should
be broad and curved like a pagoda. Say,
he must have been pleased with some of
the prize beauties he saw around town
here. I read, the other day, that any
woman who has lived In New York for
five years and gotten enough to eat, is
forty pounds over weight."
"Really," replied the Boss' wife in a tone
of Icy detachment, "I suppose the oriental
Ideal woman Is like a pagoda dwindling
to a peak at the top. And I'm sure you
agree with It. Brainless w omen are so
much less trouble."
"Agreed with It?" snorted the Boss.
"Why, I think any woman weighing more
than 120 pounds should be made Into soap!
Fat Is absolutely fatal to beauty also
to brains!"
The Boss' wife glared. But the Boss, un
dismayed, proceeded:
"Keeping In condition Is such a simple
matter that only the seven deadly sins
prevent a woman from being a Venus at
sixty."
"A Venus'" sniffed the Boss' wife with
perhaps an unconscious glance at her own
outlines. "Nobody wants Vc-ntises today
they're far too 'hippy.' The more a
woman looks like, n tadpolo the lovelier
she's considered to be. But," she added
curiously, "what have tho Beven deadly
sins to do with slenderress? Do thoy"
and for a moment she seemed to hover
on the verge of crime "do they make one
any thinner?"
"No," the Boss answered aciiil:;.'. "Two
of them are responsible for her over
plumpness. Their names aro Gluttony and
Sloth!"
The Boss's wife glanced meaningly la the
Boss' direction.
"The Greeks," she observed learnedly,
"believed that-the seat of tho soul was
In the stomach. What a lot of psychics
the New York men must be! I suppose
the man who wrote about the windows of
the soul didn't realize that they were bay
windows."
"You sound like a graduating thesis!
When did you leave high school?" inquired
the Boss. "But you are getting away -from
the subject. Women are the exclamation
points of life, and you know the more an
exclamation point looks like a streak of
lightning, the better."
"No, 1 never punctuate," replied the
--Kr-y -jtfmm M&' JTAOA
Gardeners Must Keep Soil Soft to Make Plants Flourish
"Work, work again, and Heep on work
ing." Is tha advice of an expert gardener.
For plants and shrubs will flourish as under
no other conditions If the soil is worked
fine. If It is hard and lumpy, tender roots
cannot strike out and make growth and
the tops will be weak. The same Is true
of vegetables. The loam Is always to be
kept fine, which means soft, for once It
Is packed successful results are Impossi
ble Before planting any seeds the aoll should
be reduced to powder. The finer the seeds
tha more apt they are to be discouraged by
any Impediment and the less likely to de
velop. Nasturtiums, whose seed are large,
are naturally sturdier and stronger than
petunias, for example, but even the former
will do bettfr when soli conditions are
congenial.
Therefore It Is necessary before planting
to work more than the surface. Inex
perienced or laxy gardeners scratch the
top a little with rake or hoe and think the
preparation finished.
They seem to turgvl wr Iguorc Uie fact
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THE NEW YORK EVENING TELEGRAM (NEW YORK HERALD COjTaT Riolitl Reserved.
Establishment
Tflt BOSS' WIFE. DID ROLL OJLZ
Bath itoec and all..
lady. "So far as I'm concerned all a wife
needs (o do Is to put a period -a full stop
to any nonsense. However (comma), 1
live to learn."
"Very well," answered the Boss, -with
strange amiability. "I'll teach you. The
answer to tho conundrum of tho woman's
workshop is dieting Turkish baths exor
cise. Of course some exercises are better
thnn others. There's rolling, for Instance."
"Yes," echoed the Boss' wife, "there's
rolling. A rolling woman gathira no flesh,
I understand."
"You make epigrams almost as easily as
you niako fat!'' the Buss answered point
edly. "Then all the,, remarks you've made are
personal!" sho exclaimed. "I had no Idea
of It. When a woman weighs 1.15 It's dif
ficult for her to realize she's a hippopot
amus, but 1 suppose you know best."
And to prove It sho treated tho Boss of
tho ltabllshment as If ho vera a pe
culiarly ubttiao Hottentot for tho rest of
the evening.
The next afternoon found the Bops
"rooting" fur the Giants at the I'olo
grounds, but at the end of the third Inning
a miserable April hangover drenched the
field and spoiled the game.
There were nearer havens thnn his own
home, hut the Dors was lu a dnniest!c
mood and passed them by. Storms nluas
mado him feel domestic. Ho was, Indeed,
never nu!te so reconciled to his state of
tiiat roots strike down, and the way must
be prepared for them. For from four lo
six inches is none too deep to turn the dirt
over, pounding or crushing It, at the same
time, to render it soft.
Working Is never to be done when the
soil is wet; that Is, after a heavy rain, fur
It will only be turned over In lumps, anil
dry that way, with an extra hardness be
cause the sun will bake It. The dryer the
dirt the better wlli It work, but, of course,
no careful gardener allows her land to be
come too powder like. If rain does not
come to prevent this condition a hose must
be used, but she must beware of watering
loo freely. The moisture must go on in a
fine spray and slowly. Better a continuous
spray for five minutes than a heavy sous
ing for two. The latter will make the soli
settle hard, and do more harm than good.
The test of gardening Is whether or not
one Is willing to work with It, and tho
true lover of a garden regards the fatigue
as half Its pleasure. For It Is only by
getting right down to the soli, literally,
that good results will be obtained, and a
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To
He Decides That All Tat Women
Should Be Made Into Soap.
bondage as when the rain rattled against
Xh casemehts of his 'apriHment ' and the
wind whistled for assistance from the
bullying sky.
Humming a merry tune, lie opened the
door of his abode and strode boldly into
the living room.
Oh what a sight for gods and men wa V
there! The room was stripped of Its furnl- '
tine and the floor had a strange carpet
ing of white linen, which the Boss dis
covered Inter was composed of sheets. Over
In one corner a lady in a bedraggled dark
blue bathing suit was lying prone, but
struggling to turn over as laboriously arid
fLtilely as the wheels of a Broadway car
on groascd rails.
And the Boss knew that he had ndt
laughed so long and heartily in twenty
years. -at
"Roll on, thou deep and dark blue ocean,
roll!" he quoted from his skimpy classics I
as soon as he could speak.
But the "dark blue ocean" had scrambled
suddenly to Its feet and run from tha room.
When she emerged she was draped In the
most voluminous of the Boss' bathrobes.
"Funny, Isn't it?" sneered the lad);
"awfully funny! I'm trying to look like a
pugoda person since you say you don't ilk
them. And now you come home and laugh
at me! What did you marry me for If you
don't like fat people?"
She forgot that at the time of thcere
ir.uiiy she weighed 100 pounds. fl
"I don't caro how fat I am and I
wouldn't try to roll over that floor again
for all the men In the world!"
'No imp." i-,1-if Ilia rti.aa "imn fmn't
, flo tyou.ro tlJ ,,,..
"Well, I'll Just show you!"
And sum enough, the conjugal Jeer'gc.
cnmpllshcil !n half a minute what the
lady's effoi in li.ul failed to bring about all
afternoon.
She did roll uvcr, bathrolio and all, but
It was tint a romantic spectacle.
"Say," s:ild tha Boss, hurriedly, "don't
roll any more. Vou don't need to. 1 was
only kidding you about your weight. Fleasa
put back the furniture. I want some place
u'here I can sit down."
"My wifo Is following my advice In tha
mutter of physical riiliure." said the Boss
of the Kstabllxhment to the Confirmed
Married Mun next day. "and she's takei.
off a lot of weight.'
(Copyright, 1310, by
the N. T. Herald Co'.)
woman who utt-inpls to, have
a garden
her back
without being willing to bend
should not undertake the task.
In planting seeds in border, or lines, tha
greatest regularity is obtained by making
a Uttlo trough to receive the seeds. Ac
cording to tho width desired, tne. ,',uipl.
ment varies for making them. For "ude
border the rake may be pushed back and
forward to twelve Inches, or more. Wher
only a fine line la wanted, the rake4ndle
dragged alone firmly, makes a satlstttctory
trench. The rule for planting Is twice the
depth of the seeds, but this, like everything
else In gardening, varies.
When seeds have been a week or more
In the ground and the weather Is a little
too chilly to be . good for aeedllngs. It is
a wise precaution to cover them. This
Insures their making a better root growth, i
while the top Is retarded, and so kept from ,
possible frost. Such plants sre much
sturdlrr when developed.
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