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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 24, 1915)
TIM: ISM1.: OMAHA, till WM'AI i i r. -i. ii'i.t rr VOn RENT Hoard ana hia, Furnished Room that offer every mod ern convenience nc" comfort In private families ..r boarding houses of the high est class wt) beat be found In the Fur ntshed Roome coiumr of Thi Bee. Phone Tyler ldO. LiARGE front room, with board. Weal Farram d strict. Ph"n Harney BEAUTIFUL room, with twoexcrptloiv ally large closet. In a West Farnam home; large porch and yard; good hoard; young men preferred Harney 49M Fnralshert Aitartmrnti, SPLENDID XW FIRNISHED AIMRTMKNT for rent In the New Traverton FIREPROOF. HTH AND LAN DON COURT. Catering- to people of refined taste. Apartment completely equipped for housekeeping; up-to-date and comfnrt abl. TRAVER r.mw . Phone Douglas HM. 7v Omaha Xwt. Pk Furnished ilonnri. :TRN"I3HKD OR UNFURNISHED, mod ern, S-rm. cottage. Reannahl Web. .VH3. NEWLY furnished 5-room bungnlow, all modern; on car line. Webster -"M. furnished -room inirsK, MOD ERN, NFW,-4?17 Farncv St. WrI. gm Furnished Hiinmi. If you do net c anything that milts you In tha wav of Furnished Roomi you t an call at Room 1"4. lice II Jr.. and ekk for the Free Furnished Room bureau and wo will gladly refer you to a high, class rooming or boarding houso In any part of lh city. NICELY furnished smite of rooms quiet business c-.plo preferred 3047 Dodge St. Silt CHlCAtTo N'Tee dean room, cheap 102 FARN'AM ST. Nicely fumUhJJ room, east front. Don a I as "574 tjOJST. MARfSTv E N ice, cool. inod em room: private fnmlly. Red 2977. PARLOR rooms, reas. t'ail Doug-. pi. LARGE, cool, elegantly fnrn. rooms, 13 to Si week; real nome meala; large lawn porch. Ml N. D. 67S1. 1, 2, 8-r. suites, modern, 2.?0. D. 7101. Rwrnlafcrd Moe-"nlni Room. 2123 DODGE Modern light housekeeping; reeaoroble. CALIFORNIA, 2217. fur, hk pg tl.75 up. llankers!!i( Rooau. DAVENPORT. 1610-16, suite of rooms; laundry privileges; large lawn. So. front. DAVENPORT. 2"1S. TWO OR THREE NICELY FURNISH M FRONT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. MODERN housekeeping apartment, main floor. 1S12 Capitol Ave. MX 8. 2Sth Ave., 2 rooms f r light house keeplng. 13.60 week. Houses and Cottage. Nortk. FULL 2-STORY SQL'ARK-42i. North side, 1 block to car. O'KEEFB REAL f?TATE CO.. 1016 Omaha Natl. Doug. 2716. o 7R001I S; all modern; on car llneTBenils Park. H 2049. i ALL modern 6-room houso, on car line, , In Florence, large yard. Florence 3o8. '200 Main St. e a tnAt w i t - i . i i i 120: all modern Call Tyler 2102. , 15i9 NORTH SSTH ST. New seven-room modern house for rent or sale by owner. Walnut 1379. T2. NICHOLAS, 4-r. flat, steel range, gas stove, kitchen cabinet, wafr paid, $17. No. 24th. -r. flnt. mod. ex. best, I1S.S0. RASP PROS. Doui;. South. For Rent South half of double brick house 7 rooms, 4 bedrooms, all modern, at 1611 South 29th St., near Park school, one block at of Hanacom para. Tel. Harney U(. 7-ROOM MODERN IIOUSK- -$2o. 2932 Pacific. Liood house, close In. One half block to Hanscom I'ark car line. Will put In best condition. ARMiTKONU-WALSH CO., Tyler i:3. State Bank Bldg, EAS Y-to-kaop house on one floor; K01 I'ark Ave.; a beautiful home, S rooms, laundry, pantry, etc.; strictly modern: gas stoves: lacing Hanscom Park, Uo, rare chance. Miscellaneous. 1 IOUSE)? APARTMENTS FLATS. llJ.uo i-r., 2-ill No. 16th St , modern ex cept heat. Hi. oo 6-r.. 412 Po. 27th Ave. ilVOJi 7-r., K'V. Howard St., modern. t.T.oO -r., 2-101 Hrletol St.. modem $.!u.0O-6-r., So. 2iith Ave., modern. rJ.50 -r., 1!7 So. 3'th St., modern. .J5.(K -r.. 4S15 W'ebbter iit., Dundee, new, modern. $37.n0-7-r 709 S. ICth 8u, modern. Janitor service. . . $40. to R-r., 4924 Capitol Ave., modern, fine repair. I4(.0fl7r., 1022 Arbor St., new, modern. $42.50 S-r., 2'7 Farnam St., modern. Ii6.0 7-r, 518 So. ISth St.. modern, hot and cold water. Janitor service. ."m no 8-r., 3226 Harney St., modern, lirst- clasa. GFORGE t COMPANY. :02 Oltv Nnt. Bank Eldg. Phone D. 756. SPECIALS BIX ROOMS, FIEIJJ CLITB. An excellent ti-room home at 3306 Pop pleton Ave. Beautifully finished, hard wood floors fireplace, etc. Can give long lease. $40. EIGHT ROOMS. MODERN', A good home at 70 N. th 8t. Juat put In fine shape. Iarge front porch. Very reuaonublo rent of I3- FIVK ROOMS, nx8K I?C. In Klielby Court, on 22d St., lust aouth if Ieavenworlh fit. Five moms, modern except heat. In the best of condition. H7. PF.TKKS TRUST COMPANY. 1012 Farnam St. Phone I ouglaa m. FIDELITY FREE Fbone fouglas 281 for complete list of vacant houses and apartments; also for Storage, moving, lath and Jackson Bta. -R. HOI'PE for fale or rent. lulB N. Kid, Houth Omaha. Phone rtoulh IS'I. UKK the Central Furniture Btorea. FREE RKNTAI. 1AHT. Al.L slses. 13 per montn up. Pmton. Gordon Van Co. i nig. I'Ciiig, 219 N. 11th St. Tel J. C. Reed 219 N. 11th St. Tel I") TO4 or Web. Exp. Co.. 'novng, i packing & storage 1207 Farnam. i. 'Hi. Maggard's Van and .no. age r e- - r uni... iui iuuf ng, packing, shipping. 1713 Webster tit. Douglas 14M NEW, uioOern, 6-roori Inuigalow, hard wood finish, built-in booktases Wirt St L'ouKlaa ffcS. Heasonable. HoilSPS Crtlgh Sona ft Co.. Be bldg Globe Van & Storage Stores, moves paoks. ships; l-horse van and 1 men. (1 ii per hr.; storage W per mo. Batisfactlon guar. D 433s A Ty. !J0. lores awe otili - nlc office ia a good location, make your business plans successful. HIE BEE BU1LDIN0 "THE P.L'ILDINfl THAT 18 ALWAYS NETC" furnlvhea lust such comi.lnationa Office Hoora 103. Nice Cool Office With Vault Near the Elevator and Stairs Electric Light Free The Bee Building Co. Superintendent's Office. Room 10S. (aaraaea aad Haraa. UA RAG E 70 H Win Kt. Harnev 7Sb REAL ESTATF NORTHWEST Wearne Park Makes the Strongest Appeal to the Man Who Wants to Make a Home for Himself and Family fr tlip IJoHsi'ii tluit tiiciv i.s t U'iin, pinv rtir, lwnutiful siuroundins. Tlic lot? iwo liijh and sirrlitly. Tlioro is excellent trcsit car spn'ift' and tlio ormaiiont itn jrovtments are now in and paid for. The Prices Are Reasonable and You Can Buy in Small Monthly Payments Why Not Come Out This Evening? Wo pro now having flu longest days in tin oar and theso long evenings Wcnrue Tark with its houlovard streets, shadt trees, high terraced lois and many pretty homes is as beautiful a place as there is in the city. TAKE A 15HNS( X ('All (l YV OFF AT 4STIT,'4!)TII Oil .0TH STRKKT AND MJLITAHY AVDNlK AND YOU'LL UK Hid I IT AT THE SOITII KIX5K OF YEAKNE I'ARK. If you telephone I'll meet you there and show you over t he addition. I f you just want to look around come out without telephoning and make your selection from among the lots remaining for sale. E. P. WRIGHT ( )ff icp Phone Doug 2912H. Res. Phone "NV.il. 68i WANTEII TO BUT Vale buys everythlns; 2nd hand. Web. 4. OFFFICE furniture boukht and sold. J. C. Reed. 1M Farnam. Doui. 6U Bllghtly useu hlgn grade plana. D. 017. WANTED TO ni'V A Rx7 camera with twj plate holdi rs, must be of good make and condition and cheap. John T. Cox, Howe. Neb. WANTED TO Hi y Second-hand daven port, must jpen Into bed, and l In good clean rondltlort. State prljc. Adieus V M, lice. VVK pay Chkago prices for aluminum scrap castings. Paxton-Mitchell Co o RKATj estate farm a ra.cii i.ams for sai.r California. -Ive Oak Colonies, none better. TV. T. Fmlth Co.. 91-U City Nat. Rt O. ttU. Matt'lileFs California Bargain. This lflb-aore farm will yield a $6,onn Income this year; must be sold to proteot other investments. No land In, Sutter county more productive. Near towns, schools, chuivhea, railroads, amonif fine Nebraska neifthbora; M acres tn alfalfa. 2." oats, li fins: fine nursery, with 1.00 peach aeedllnirs; wal nuts, pecans, figs, quinces, oranares and 24,000 rape cuttinKs;. all Irrl KatinK dltchei., canals, drains, boxea and gLes in; land leveled and checked nothing left undone; fenced and cross-fenced; best of water. Prlc only $JK) per acre cost very much more. Will divide, if recultod. For particulars, write quick. W.T.Smith Co., tlty Nat'l Bank Bldg.. Omaha. N'eb. o Iowa. i a t-Tr vriii a rmu rnn baT.it. Write a good description of your land snd aend It to the SJoux City, la., Journal, i "Iowa's Most Poaerful Want Ad Me I dlum." Twenty-five words every Friday evening. Saturday morning and Avery Saturday evening ond tiunday morning for one month, giving sixteen ads on twelve different days for 2; or 60 words, (4, or 7C words. M. Largeal circulation of any Iowa news paper, &A0uO reader dally In four areat siatts. ARE TOU QOINO TO BUT LAND? If so you should first get a copy of the Farm and Real Estate Journal. It has lands advertised In It from nearly every state, ao that you can find Just what you are looking for In Its column. It keeps you Informed on land oppor tunities In all purts of the country, gives you personal help In finding land. 0ena ibc today for a year's subscription, or 10o for three months trial. It will be stopped at the end of the time ordered. Farm and Real Estate Jourinal. Trse- Iowa BETTER than money in the bank, J good farms in Pnltawattamto county, Iowa. Fv.re Investment. McCoy cWDoherty 711 State Hank. FMALh MISSOURI FARM t& cash and 15 monthly, no Interest or taxes; highly productive land, close to three big markets; write for photographs snd full Information. Monger. R. 171, N. Y. Life Bldg.. Kansas City. Mo. LET us tell you about this ?JO acre stock farm In Munonu Co., , Iowa. 17 ri an acre. An 80-acre farm 3 mllca of Wood bine, la., price 1160 per acie. Write ui McCoy&O'Doherty ill State Barlt Bids. Nebraska. (il;OI) CLAT COINTY, NEBRASKA. FARM. A ery sightly, almost level lt50-acre, well-Improved farm, 6 miles from Kdgar. Best of soil. All under cultivation hut 3o aires; o-room l-tory house; barn 1kx24; gianarv IOxU'; corncrih HxH: hog bouse, etc. Buildings well painted and in good condition, liood well and windmill: hier piped to feed lot. Place ia fenced and cross-fenced. l"r!ce only J HA) per acre. A big snap. PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY. Ware Bloc k, Omaha. Omaha National Bank I'.ldt; after Jrne . ACRK.H, KEITH fOl'NTY 1KK1 OATKU FA KM. tiwner will consider good income prop erty In Omaha or Lincoln. The farm is level with Just enough slope for easy Irrigation and drainage, and has paid-up water right in Keystone canal. It adjoins town of Keystone on 1'. I". it. R. JO acies In alfalfa and 30 acres In corn. Heat ever for sugar beets. PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY, Ware Block. Omaha. Omaha National Bank Bldg. after June J. ' liorULAS COI NTY STOCK FARM."" 2.T7 acres of productive Elkhorn i alley land. Nearly 230 acrea is in corn. There is a 44-acre bottom tusture and another 4i acrea mostly in limber and pasture. Improvements are a lo-room lioum, a 40 xnii barn, granary, well, oindinill, eta, only 'i miles from towns of Valley and aterloo. on I'. P R. R and handy to omaha ato'-k Market Price YMi per acre. Oood terms. PAYNE I N V 1' -TM ENT COMPANY. Ware Lluck. Omaha. Omaha Nationui Bank lildg. after June &i. FOR HALE-Best large body high-grade medium-priced land In Nebraska; very little money required. C. Brailley, Wol bach. Neb. REAL ESTATE NORTHWEST REAL ESTATE FARM A RANt II LANDS FOR AI.K Missouri. CXIH.N and alfalfa land, rich as Vsllev Nile. J26 per acre; $4 rash, bnlnnce Id years. Worth $100 whpn fenced and un der cultivation. Plenty rain, crops al ways sore. (1. P. Mcbblns. o Washington. FREK lumber with -ery sale. I-nd nerur Bpokane raising fruit, grain, vegetables, stock. Free booklet. Consolidated Land Co.. KlU, Hpokann Co., Wash. SUMMER RESORTS COTTAOK suitable for family four or five; screened porches; fronting on lke West Okohojl. near Hayward bay; ln per week, fflo per month, 1115 for season. Tent, floored and screened adjoining above cottage, with camping outfit suit able for two, 17 per week, 125 per month. Address C. K Pervlval. Hayward la. o TARMS WANTED LIST real estute and rentals with DON ELSON K. E. CO., XJ Om. Nat I Bank.. REAL ESTATE 1XAN8 FARM IXJANS, S PER CKST TPLAXD TRL'MBflJ-. 44S Bee Bldg. $100 TO tlO.000 made promptly. i". D. Wead. Weed Bldg., 18th and Farnam Eta. CITY ar.d farm loans, 5, m. per cant. J. H. Dumont ft Co.. 418 State Bsn. WANTED Good farm and city loans at lowest rates. PETERS TRUST CO, 1622 Farnam. WANTED City loans and warrant. W. Farnam Smith & Co.. 1320 Farnam St. CITY property. Iarge loans a specialty. W. H. Thomas. !2I rltste Bank Bldg MONEY on hand for city and farm loans. H. W. Blnd.r. City National Bank Bldg. OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms. O KEEFE REAL. ESTATE CO.. lOle Omaha National. Phone Douglxa 1713. EEE us first for farm loana in eaatern Neb. United States Trust. Co.. Omah a. CITY LOANS. C. Q. Ca.-lberg, 110-U Brandela Theater Bldg. REAL ESTATF FOR EXCHANGE WILL, exchange well-improved ltiu acres near Kansas City. Also SO acre. Irri gated; all under cultivation; near Rood town, western Nebraska, and a well built, substantial houae in west Farnam district. Will exchange all together or separately. Owner wanta email Omaha cottages: no objections tn old ones, If well located and priced right. Also four food lots, eaoh 60x124, one block from larney car line. Owner will take small house, clear; good second mortgage pa per or sell on very easy terms. W. T. Smith Co., D. ll. City National Bank Bldg. 1 HAVE good California land, close In, to exchange for high-class Omaha Im proved property or a good eastern Ne braska farm. Also have Improved prop erty near Los Angeles to trade. Send pt.rtlculHrs In first letter of what you have. Address K 619, care Bee. o A BARGAIN If taken at once: all tnod ern 6-rnoin house; maple flooring in living and dining rooms, large ahade trees, bearing cherry trees: other shrub bery: one block from car line and school. Phone Web. 2013. o FOK SALE OR TRA DEv A rellnuuiah ment 2 miles from couuty seat. A bar- Bulu tf tkn at nnrn frnr nptliwil:ir. ! write llox 114. Merna, Neb. HKA I, F.KTATK AfUKACK A"HE tracts on or near cur, wltn new bungalows, 1..V0 io $2,000. Call tor loca th H and free city map. PATTEILSwN. Patterson BIk KKAL K8TATK XORTH SIDE Price $2,750 $250 Cash $27.50 Per Month will buy .ir.inu new, all :iod rn 5-room bungalow . i coins al large: living room, dining loom and .nn room finished n oak. with oak floors throughout house; dining loom hi wiinicw 'eat, plate i.-til and paneled wall, colonnade opening be tween living room and dining room; large klteh-n. Willi pantry and ice box loon,; ball roim In enamel utirl tile, with high grade fUlurek. full fuundatlon; bae ment cencnted: t'lot r rtrnln. fii'iiace be.t: hot wuier loimcctlon: "itie south fiont lot, on yrnde; one-half i,ock to car; located 44 Bedford Ave. Von should ace thl.i vonileiful barealn. Rasp Bros. P. Met 'ague I .Mc. I il.ine Mouyliii P. .1 $250 Cash Balance monthly, for a dandy new mod ern bungalow; walking dlatauce nt.-e large lot. house f.nlhel in oak. Hee It at one at 21 b Clark tit. H. A. Wolfe WARE BlAJCK. KOUQ. HKAI. KNTATK MHtTII SIDK $30 Cash and $30 per Month Puys this heaullfil fc-rnom MniRalw; modern throimhout . furnace hest full cement basement, oak finish principal roc nis; 2 blix-ks from car line and 4 blocks from another 2S Mocha from line school. Telephone Doug. l!!"J Today or "all Wnl. r.sj Any Evening Ret ween 7 and p. in. 2524 N. 45th Ave. in Beautiful I Clairmont Rrand new 7-rom hunie, with osk rn ish on first floor and oak floors throiiKh out; tile vestibule, tile hath: encentlnn ally well built, hns Isrtti cast I r-t.t lot. one block from car line and boieatd. with cement driveway. Owner will make easy terms. See this at oive. Glover & Spain Poiik. .aA.. Oltv National. Best Buy North 7 Rooms, Corner Lot $4,200 Southwest coiner itth and Vanderson. Kei option ball, llvlntc room, dlniua room and kitchen on first floor; four Rood bedrooms ami bath on awond. Hot water bent. hcsutlftil shade trees. TavinK paid In full. This Is where you make a premium bn every dollar you put In. Ar iHK" with or to' Inspect. AliMSTI()Xn-VAJ,Nll a. Phone Tyler 1&th. State Manh nidn-. ( 'AX VOl I HEAT ITT Pandy !-ioom bouse, modern except bent, cement cellar, shade trees, paved Mr. -el. with aviii paid; price (.',, t cash: located nenr ITTth and Bristol Pta. ('. (J. I1AUL1EK(1, :ilL' Itrandria Theater lildR. PTKlt'Tl.Y MOUEHN. $2,8M). Six Ki.od rooms, with a.m. bath, electric ' llirhts. rurnace, In fact, every modern I convenience easn. balance W ! monthly. This Is on Ohio street, east of .'Uh. PAYNK INVESTMKNT COMPANY, Tk- ...... t l....,.l.s 1"Ol I IMMIC 1 'llllia" ail BARGAIN BY OWNER A beautiful 8-room, strictly modern home. In splendid condition; good loca tion; elegantly finished Inalda; as good as new ; large lot; cistern. Price IM.709. Call 23U WtrL Phone Web. tfm after m. NHAU 24T1I AND CUMINU Nine-room house, gimd lot. brick pe.ve ment. all pit Id; houae la In flrst-daaa condition, rooms are large. Price) has been $4.iWi. but now reduced to 3,ftH; li10 cash, balance H per month. (1. CARLBE.R0, :tlil Brandela Theater Bldg. I'KiO ca'li (or acreage or vacantTot bal. mo. buys N-room modern home: near echoiil, car. Miller park and Fort Omaha. Phone Web. 4141 Walker. 4510 N. 24th St. REAL ESTATt fiUBCTlBAN Doadee. Dundee Homes at Right Prices U I'M buva a well constructed modem bouse, having exceptionally large living room, with Unman shaped prejwed brick rii'i.i.iui'o hemneil celling, attractive dtn- hnB room, beautifully deowaUvd. both I finished In (uarter-sawed oak through out; convenient kitchen, first floor. Ex ccptlonully large bedroom with two ! clot lies cloaeta, complete bath room ami another bedroom on the second floor. ! Full cemented buaement, with fine fur inace. guaranteed to heat satisfactorily, i find laundry onnectlons. Chamberlain 'weather strips on windows, also double curtain rods. Building in rear oould be converted into gitrage with very little expense. Ilipn. sigimy nouui imm MxUtTi feet. House newly painted and re- finislied throiiahout. Terms, xi.wiu casn. hn in ore monthly llko rent. Immediate IKissessliin; key at our office. H,!0 buys a 2-story molern square house, bavin rooms and reeeirtlon ball. I in flrat-claaa condition thrmiKbout. thera being 1 bedrooms on the .lefona rioor, one of which bus a lavatory In same. Stalrwnv to attic; full cemented base ment. Choice south front lot. 50xlW feet; close to ar line, with fine shade tree In fmnt. Price lust reduced from $5,000 for inck snle. Terms. $l,0nu cash, balance monthlv like rent. 4,iVi buys a now. 2-story. 7-room mod ern house, having living room across en tire front. dining room. convenient kitchen, first floor; with 3 corner bed rooms and enclosed sleeping perch and up-to-date bath on second floor. Stair way to large attic: full cemented bae nient witii furnace heat. decorated throughout Lot fc'xI.'S foe-l; ronvenlent to car line, Terms, cash and balance I monthlv like rent. Immediate p.aeeeelon. Kev si our office. George & Company Pnone P. ;. floJClty Nat. Bk. Bldg. Dundee Home Bungalow style, 7 extra large living rooms and balli, living room crosses whole house; dininti room ami large sun room flnislied In oak, large kitchen, handy pantry and Ice box room, with oak flooia. flamlHomn open atalr to e ond floor, which Is finished in hard pine, with oak floors. Very lest of plumbing and guaranteed furnace; combination : lighting fixtures, shades and complete I set frf screens. Outside Is very artistic, Ihavlng stil'-io ilormeis and plenty ot brackets. Flue 0-fTt lot, nicely sodded. Located right in the heart of Imndee anj Is a big barn hIii at V.Vi). But quick turns and small profits Is our motto; therefore $4.4.vi win buy thin lovely home. Terms can be at ranged. Call ua and let us shew you this house. It will please you. Rasp Bros. 10ti McCauu- Hl.lir I'oiikIms lu'nt. Dundee Big Bargain $5,250 Hla:i class 7-room home neai 61 St.; convenient to car; has large living room and illnliiK room, reception hall and kitchen, finished In oak. heauied celling: beautiful fireplace; bookcases: four nice liediooiiirf on eecond floor: sunrooni and nverlookinr beautiful homes In llaiipy Hollow Circle; has garuge and drlvewav. Owner left the city iin.l wanta an offer quick. Glover & Spain Douglas KoiJ. ti City National. Florejice. (. I.. NETILWA1L for trades. J enre IT t. Tel. Flor HEAL K8TATK SOl'Tll HIDK ClR'YoiTBelinr?" t-.7ui-For an k-ruimi hovae. all inodem hot water heut. bud gaiaae. On houth Jfcih .. near Wool worth avenue; three ni n ks east of Han acom Park. Lot jOnLT ft. A B1U .s.NAP. D. V. Sholes Co. PIG-IK City Nat. Bk. I.ldg Iw.ug 4'j. ' l. - Euy terms, buys :iti Man ) , t I rooms, modem, near Field club. Large corner lot, ooin streets paved. Film lawn, gnfKl sliado, nb e flowers, a real home. Apply at premises. , e HK.M, KHTATK ROl'TII 8IDH Field Club District This beautiful new home has a lain" I'orrh acmes entire front. Vestibule with t closet, with piste tela mirror dim' , ljarge llvlnr room IMM, oak finish, beam 'ellln, fireplace, bookcases. l'lnlnsT room hewiiMfullr finished In oak. buffet, clilna cabinet, window aeat. small closet for table leaves, etc. Kitchen complete in everv detail, with latest built -tn rteslan cabinet. Oothes chvite to basement. Uiki resr entry Hear ivirch. lteantlful osk 'tslrwny to aeconrl floor Four large bed rooms, with mirror doors, t'oniplete bath room, with clothes chute to basement, stairway to attic. pill basement, with laundry tubs, toilet, fruit cellar, floor drain, shower bnth. Price tV0. Located Mi; Walnut St. Norris & Norris , 4 Pee Tlld Tel 1oiiIi.s 4.T0 Must Be Sold at Once i!n .th Rt. Oood old 7 loom houar, niodern except heat ; choice east front Int. 5"xlV. Ptreet and alley paved and nil paid for II lot waa vant It would sell for fl.TPO. Houae an1 lot can now be bought for .!'. liMP cah, Iwlnnce monthly, or ex' hanse oonsldeied. Invea i iksIm At once. Rasp Bros. 1S nlcl'aKtie Itlilj;. I'hone DrUBlaji lvl. RK A L EST A T F l I SK1X A N EOU S Two Beautiful New Homes On Easy I'nynipnt Plan. Sfp Thorn Today, Smv One la a -room bungalow, brand new and modern throughotit, with oak In principal rooms. This house oniy block from car line and In beautiful loca tion. TonilS, ipIO v'rLHil Hlltl Monthly PnyinonU to Suit. The other Is a large 7-room house, V Deck from car line. In leatitlful new ad dition; house Is all modern, with onk In living room, dining room and atin loom: there la a large brick fireplace In the llr Ing room and there Is every desirable built-in convenience. This beautiful home can be bought on the following terms; $TX) Cash and Monthly Payments to Suit. Telephone Douglas 206 today and we'll be pleaaed to aend auto for you to come and make Inspection. E. P. Wright Residence phone, Walnut 6R1, eve linga. Office phone, Douglas M. Large Roomy Bungalow Five rooms, full cemented basement. 24xM feet, with floor drain; south front with porch; living and dining; room fin ished In oak; extended window and win dow aeat; large opening, with column and bookcases; enameled bathroom, with porcelain fixture: waJka all in, shades and electric and gas fixtures; A -1 furnace. On Paved Street Prloe only 13.000; S6o0 rash, balance. Ilka rent. THIS 1H A REAL BARGAIN, and will onmpare favorably with houses sell ing for 111,600. lt ua show you this this week. Call Douglas 1163 for appointment Sunday and evenings, Webster 436. Traver Bros. 706 Omaha National Bank Bldg. NICE) FIVE-nOOM BUNGALOW FOR ONLY t2.650.00 250 CASH. Houae la In good order, fully modern. on paved street, near car line; lot 40l. W. II. OATE8. 647 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. T). 12N. Bt'NOAI-OW, new. modern; south 'ront 12,600; 7th and Dorcas. Patterson. O. 2347. MKDIOAL RUPTURE Rupture treated successfully by all aafe, scientific, methods. The majority are cured without a surgical operation. We have treated many hundreds of men. women and children. The cost la deter mined after examination, and tlma re oulred tu cure two or three weeka. Call or write for further particulars. Frank H. W ray, Buite . mc ma . utnaha. Neb. - PILE. FISTULA CURED. Dr. E R. Tarry cures piles, fistula aad other rectal diseases without surgical operation. Cure guaranteed aud no money paid until cured. Write for book or. rectal diseases with testimonials. DR. E. R. TARRY. 140 Bee Bldg. LKdAI. NOTIOH8 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Bids will be received until 4 o'clock p. in. Wednesday, June SAI, 1110. at the office of tho undersigned for the construction of a brick horse burn according to plan, and specification now on file at the of fice of the superintendent of construction, I nlvcrsltv of Nebraska. Lincoln. Said building to be erected on the Cnlverslty Farm near l4ncoln and to cost approxi mately I mOO". Bids must he sealed and plainly marked op the outside "Bids fur horse bam.'' The right Is reserved "tu re ject any and all bids, I'nlversity of Ne braska. J. S. Dales. Secretary, Station A, Lincoln. War Brings Big Sum to Three Omaha Boys The iTuropcaii war has brought a promt of I'l6.tt to three wealthy Omaha boys, Joseph 11. Millard. 2d; Henry Ray Millard and Willgrd B. Millard, jr., sons of the late Mrs. Frankle Barton Millard. As a result of war orders for a device for Use on submarine manufactured by a company In w blch each boy holds forty-six shares of common and sixty three shares of pieferred stock. Inherited fiom their mothe,, tlm to k of the cor poration ha I'H reus' d from I (thing to a Aalue a) vo pnr. Wlllard n. MUlard. guurdtun of the boys, has secured permission from County Judge Crawford to sell th stock Immediately owlnr to Ihe fs t il at an advantageous pilce can now Is se-ure, for It n the N, w York stock market At it. r, sent pine the stock will brill a total price of ,,'Ju. GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET Drspite Fairly Active General Mar ket Wheat Slip and Falli Another Cent. CORN SELLS ONE CENT HIGHER OMAHA. June 23. '1V The market In general was fairly ac In, today, although wheat decbind a c-nt The market for corn and oats was firm, corn selling from a cent to a wnl am', a quarter higher, while oat., ad anrcd a cent. The receipts of everything were light, hi. there was sufficient demand to take -are of all the gialn that was for anle on the tables It Is thought that the latae export sales show that foreigners nr All! ng to li the present price for both old and new wheat, but In the latter tluv are I likely to continue to feel their way until I such time as thev know positively as to the quality of the new crop raised In the t nited Mutes. Improved weather con ditions In the two great grain Ivc;a and IK.. I ft. at f ....... t .. hAulit harvesting het 1. r.1, ,1 t. . i i. . .i.. . Clearances were. Wheat and flour equal to c,uoo bushels; oata, 21. no bush els. Ilmprtn close Wheal, inn hanged to Id lower; corn, unchanged to VI higher. Primary wheat recelpta were 4.a.ii bushels and shipments 714.0m bushels, sgalnst re. elpta of L':r..oiio buahols and shipments of WS.OOO bushels last wir. I'rtmarv coin receipts were fcCou) bush els and shliunents XttMHn bushels, against receipts of W.ono bushels and shlimients of felnon bushels last year. Primary oata receipts were 670.000 huah els and shipments SK.nil bushels, against receipts of 74J.000 bushels and shipments ,f tveonn bushels last year. (.'Alt LOT 1UXKIITS Wheat m. Oats hlrago , Minneapolis Ibiluth Omaha Kansas City St. 1-ouls W l:2 100 nt: 7 M II let 14 2 , US 37 6 Winnipeg W Theee sales were reported today--Wheat' No. 2 hard winter. 1 8- cars at 11.14. No. J hard winter. I car at ll.l.T: No. 4 hard winter, 1 car at 11 1W; aample, 1 ! of a car at 1111. Corn: No. 2 white, 1 ear at 72c; No. 2 yellow, 1 car at 71Vc, No. 8 yellow, I cars at Toc: No. I mixed, 1 car at 70'o; No. .1 ndxed. 12 rata at Too; No. 6 mlaed, 1 car (near white! at No. 6 mixed. 1 car (near whltel at 70V, 1 car at vo. 1 ear at Ok'. Oats: No. I white, 1 car at 44Hc; No. 4 white, 1 car at 44c; aample. 1 car at 43c. Omaha i"sh lYIces Wheal : Xn. 2 Turkey. 1.1Mnil7: No, I Turkey, !114W l.ltt; No. I hard. ll.lWtffl.14. No. hard, 1 12'Wl.l.P: No. hard. II 0TT!.121; No. t soHog, 1 Hn-ffl 13; No 3 durum, ILOMff I K); No. 1 durum, II OsxtDpl 0. Corn: No. I white, TTfl-T-iW.!; No. 3 white. 72iar72'c: No. 4 wulte. IVMiKtr- No. 6 white. 71.-ffi 7ISe; No. f white. TUTTl'V; No. I yellow. iiVini'w; no a yellow, tisttivc; No. 4 yllow, ',0'ir7le: No. 6 yellow 70tvtr704c ; No. i yellow. Hrlne; No. 2 mixed. 7eai 70e; No. I mixed. OMliWoc: No. 4 mixed. 'Vv00Sc: No 6 mixed. 0ifcMIn; No. mixed W",i7rwic. oats: No. I white, 4M4',c; stnndard, 44fljf; No. 3 white. 44VP'!-i N white, 4.1744c. Parley; Malting, rjc- No. 1 Teed, tatf h3c. 'By: No. 2. .omtiJtl.OP: No. a. l.OfVMM is. ( ItlCAfiO (.HAI1V AND rRO 14IO Few to res of the TradlasT and Closing! Prleee on Booed of Trade. ClllCA(K). June M, Indications of a de cided Improvement In export bualneaa turned Uie wheat market today from weakness to strength. As a result prloea closed steady at : tn 2Vo net advance, other leading staples, too, all scored net gains corn. l'dlV to DSc; oata, Htf'c, and provisions, loc to I2'f Reports that the Norwegian government had purchased L260,Oil0 bushels of wheat at the seaboard proved especially Influ ential in causing speculative ahorta to cover. Although word of the big sale did not receive entire credence among the usually beat Informed dealers, no doubt was expressed but that transat lantic business had picked up. In this connection It waa nottoed that nortii western markets were strong through out the dav. particularly Winnipeg, where there has been a large foreign abort Intersex. Assertions of dlaapHlnt Ing threshing returns from Kansas and Missouri and of adverse crop conditions In North l'akota rave the bull sldu a further advantage late In the eenslon. Before wheat began to bulge prices had shown a disposition to aag, owing to bearish cables. An estimate that India would vleld SM.flOn.imo bushele thla season, ax against ?17.000,oiio bushels last year, formed one of the elements of the tem porary depression. Helling drlvea here, however, were at no time eevere. Bad crop reports and the wheat rally brought about a strong finish in corn. One au thority said referring to northern Illi nois Inst the field prospect waa the poor est In years and that ninety dya of per fect weather would he required to make a good crop. oata developed firmness when other cereals tightened up. Country offerings of new oats were next to nothing. Provision swung higher with grain. At first the market was inclined to sym pathize with luwrr prices for hogf. Closing price on options: Artlclel Open. ' Hlgh. low. Close.) Yes'y Wheat I I 01 , 72 72'. 4a. :m l 77 17 22', ar. 9 tiiH 10 27 S III hO No. 2 hard, ll.lmfi 1 Corn: No 2 yellow. 74iliT6Wc; others nominal. Oats: No. J white. 47,if,4k'.c: standant 4KU4fHkVc. Rve: No. 2. Il.l7. Barley, H7a 74c. Timothy. W.wf !). Clover, H6nrd 13.26. Pork, 111 Wl. Lard. V S1. Ribs. 6t 76 '10 76. BI"TTErWteady ; creamery. a)-'nV7c. EIKIS ljwer; tecelpls. 23.t19 lasei; at mark, casea Included: p:fil7'o; ordinary firsts. ItVttlH'n" ; flrstJ1, i;'dl7'c. POTATOES Lower; old, receipts 10 car, Michigan and Wisconsin white, Ivrf 20c.;; new. receipts. 4U rars; Tenaa and ijoulslana Triumphs, sacked. fciVuMic; Vir ginia Cobblers, UlcaoSc JSKW YORK UHNKHAIi MAHKKT Qaotallona of the Day on arloaa Commodities. NrVV YORK. June 23 FIirR-Firni WHEAT Spot, tlrm; No. 2 red. il .VAi. and No. 2 hard. l.'',. c I f. New York, export billed; No 1 northern. Doluth, 11 and No. 1 northern, Manitoba. 11.27. c. 1. f. Buffalo. Futures ,,u.rket steady; July. II. im. CORN SiKit. firm; No. J yellow 8oV,c, picinp shipment OATS Spot, firm: standard. ,4Sii ; No white, Mc; fancy cllpied white, i,'.,ivV,c. 1 1 A Y Heady ; No. I, II ' No. 3, i.Ij; No. 3. 11.0c,, ahipplng. Vn-. HOPS Violet ; state coininon to choice. IftH, KstiUc; Pacific iobhI. I'.dl, lf.k-. vn, 'u-i . . , III r,l-l -Hull. Bogota. 29-: Central Allien,':!. 2'ic. I LEA Till: It Fnm. hemlock fiists, 32c:. i seconds. JHv 3l-. PROVISIONS Pork. steady: mess. IPiOoaiHUO; family, I21.onti10.uil; short clears. 1 Wit 21 M Beef, aleedy. mess Ha.oOfllii.jo; family, 119 TiUii ?.6u. Ijird, firm; middle west. 9OM;0 1'i TALIiOW-eltendy: i lly. 5S ; i-ountry, 6'0llv: speclnl, 6, . Bl'TTER-l'nsettled; recelpta I4,2.r". tubs, creamery, extraa i93 aiore), 2X'4'tf V:; creaiuerv, tiilglior scoring). li.'u JtH.c. firsts. 71f7Sc. second. 26'v8-c. EiKlS Steady; receipts, 14,111 raaes; fresh gathered, extraa, t?W2S:; extra flrsta. JOVij'iUlc; firsts, I9:"0c; aecotels, 17Hfll6lio; nearby hennery, white, fine to fancy, tBJoc; nearby hennery, browita, 22 'ti-JSic. CHEESE Firm, receipt. 14,4 boxea; Stat whole milk, fresh, twine and flats, special, ItVtriSUc : average fancy, lis-. POl'LTKY Alive, firm, wraiern orcll ere 'i'. Dressed, quiet; western fioxen roa'llng chickens, ikyjOt-; fresh fowls, bed Mtfie'xc: freah turkevs. i.-ed. 1SA17C I Kansas I III (.ralil anil Pro, lalooa. KANSAS CITY. June tl - W II E AT -No 2 hard. Il.16-ul.il; No. 2 red. ll.l7Htt-l.il; July. :iTWc; September. 9'-S'"''e. i (il;.-Xii 1 mixed. 12'Witc; No. 2 1 oii .l I I l oi I 1 nasi mi l 02 ; l oi', 73 :t 7-Jsf 74 '' 72Hi 7V 7II 73V 41, 44',! 4S, 44-V 3 :w ' : 3',! 14 67,1 16 6b Hi 7H I ! V," 10 17 40 17 10 17 36 4., M 4f. 8 &7S WH 67 0 734 10 26 10 40 10 26 10 40 10 V. I 10 7M, 10 66 10 70 I "Prlceg-Wheal: No. 2 red. 74'' Jul.. 71c; September, 7''V'. OATS No. t white, 4Vu47c. :'o. 1 mixed. 4:t"i44c. BlTTLK-freamerv. 27c. firsts, .'"c. Seconds, packing at or 4. lM'c F.'K; llrsts, 17c; seconds. i:l.rc. ItJl'Li'BY-Hens. L'c; roofer-. ! broilers, l:irc. OMill I.KM.BAL MARKET. RCTTFR No. 1. I. -lh. tubs. 29c 1-lb cartons, lie; No. CHEESE -Imported Swiss, Kr; Amer ican Swiss, i6-j block Swiss, 22c; twlna. lc; daisies, 17'v; triplets. l7Hi: Tonne America, lXc, blue label bri-k, 1V; llm burger, 2-lh , 2uc; New York white, lie; Imported French Roquefort. 40c. FISH Trout, 14c; large crappies. 14c; hallhut. lXc; channel catfish, 14c; herring. 7c; codfish. 14c; mackerel, i.Sc: salmon. IKe 8WEHT P)TATtll-.pV-Kansa, 13 7S hbl W holesale prices of beef cuts effective April 2'i are as follows: RHRF CI TS -Ribs: No. 1. lc; No. 2. IsHc: No. S, lvo. lilns: No 1. 2o-V; No. . 2iH,c, No. a. lee. Chucks: No I, llc; N0 2, ii4c; No. J, lie Rounds: No. 1. If.',c; No. 2. ISc; No. J, I4c. Plates; No 1. !i,c. No 2. '''; No. 3. dc. POI'I.TRY- Broilers. 20c; upring chick ens, In, ; hen". 14c: cocks, xic; roostevs. tiSc. stags, ti1,'. diuks. l.V; geese. Inc. tin keys, WHTic; plreons, per dor . HO ; ! ducks, full feathered. tOc. geese, full leethc I feathered. Ik', squahs. No. 1, 11.50; S'o. I Fruit and vegetable prices furnished by oiiiinski FVutt company: FRI'lTS Oranges; California Valen- las, Vis. Lis. .1.4s. 300e, IS 76 per box: l is and smaller. 14 per box lmon1 Fvtrii fancy Oolilen Bowl. Sons. 3s I pee Pox; eMr fan, v Southland Beauties. s, s. ", per box; fancy- silver Cord. 3,111a. :i, ft So r box; fancy Justrite. SnOs, 360s. 14 SO per box. nraperrult: Cele brated Oiase bra tir P's. 4.5i per bo : 6a per box. llneapples: TOxtra fancv Cuban. J4s. 3ob. She. 12 SO per box; extra funcy Florida" :'4s, 3os, Itji. 13 per lo I ecldiiO'.ia fruits: Plums find apricots. 11.60 prr box; pesche, !.3f, per box Home-g-own cherries : Twenty-four -unart oe.es. t? per case. Bananas: Me ilium else, r: tn $'.'.;-n Hr hunch; Jumbo fruit, t'uangittnola and Port Umon, 1c per h. Cantalons: Pony r.4-crate. 11 per crate; ponv f4- rat. iB0 per crate, standard 4". crnte. M.o per crate. Logun berries: ("allfr i tils. 2 So per crate Red raspberries T aihliiRton. 3 per crate VKC.ETABI.i: Southern calbage Ji.c per lb.; heed lettuco, $ per dos :' leaf .etlilce. 4"- er doaen; peppers. ,Vk- p'r basket- tomatoe. H IS per crate; onions, crystal wax California. 11.60 per crate; Texan vellovv. l.2fi nee crslA- vhiih, h . to 4 - per lb ; celery, ll.iin per dor ; wax and ar-en beane, II basket; nimm lrs. I! per basket. Potatoes: Minne sota white. 70c ,ver bu. New potatoeK. 2Vo per lb ; R-bag lots or more. 2c per lb M TS-No. 1 California walnuts, fae lb. ; filberts, to, per lb.; Braille. 12'c per lh ; pecan. U'vc )e, h.. augar walnut dates, l ,io per box; almonds Ihc ter 10 MISCKI.INKOI S -Crarkerjack. as io per n': V, case, I.7T. ; checkers. 13 HO n.r caae. S case, i 76 IVanuts, No. 1 raw. c per ib ; roasted. So nrr lh T.K., roasted, 10c per lb - raw. ic re lh a.i paragns: Market price Honey. 14 per case Wholesale orices of har .,.. v. , ribs. lSc; No. 4 ribs. PH; No. i ribs LTci J"- 1 N- loins. JOVci No. I loins, IM,c; No. 1 chucks, tn,: Kn. i chucks, llc; No. S chneka, lie: No 1 iiT m t . -; r-o. a rniina, No. t plates. o; No. I plates. 0c. Minneapolis Ornln Market. MINNFAPOIJH .Tuna W-Wtn... Jul". Il.ine: September. tl.teHa- e..h m !."r,,W, No. 1 northern. l.Wti I. 2'e: No. 2 northern. tl.l!M..Ju. FI-OT" R Hteady. B A KI.I-TY HniV. HVK- II 10il.II. BRAN-121'k) CORN No. ;l yellow. 7171'e. OATS-No. white. 4.'.H4HHc. FUA-1.71,1.72V,. i - - Liverpool tiraln Market. LIVFItPiKM,. June 2S-WHhIT-PtHK No. 1 Manitoba, lis Id; No. 2, 10c lid; No 1 northern thiluth. 10s lOd; No. J hard winter I0e Kid. , HN Spot American mixed, new. FUH R-Winter patent. 4Ss . T.onl (.rata Market. ST. IDtTIB June 2S. WHEAT Nu. 2 red. new. 11 1; old, tl.lH; No. 2 hard, nom inal: .luiy WSfce; September, r. CORN-No, I. 74C No, 2 whit. 74 : July. 7414c: Heptember, f2Vf8T2S OATH-No. I, iHc; No. I white, (it'jfl 4Rc. Coffee Market. NEW YORK, June 2. COFFEE The market for future wss lower today under ome eiatterli.g July liquidation lii Preparation for the approaching notice day and aomewhat larger estimate of the coming Hanto crop. Futures opened un changed to 2 points lower, then eased off. The close wa point lower. Sales. 39,000 bags. June, 6.72c; July. 82c; Au gust S.tSic; September, .8c; Otcoher, No vember and December. 73c; January, iS7Kc; Fehruarv-, t,7e; March, f.V; April, "; May. 90c. Spot quiet: Rio 7a, 7c; Santos 4s 9Sc Cost and freight offers from Santos about unchanged at g.SV9c. but Rio cotfeeo were a ahade eaater, with 7 quoted at 7c. Rio exchange on 1 -ond on td lower: Mllrels price unchanged. Bra xlllan cahlea report that the 'Sao Paulo crop for WiVbS la officially estimated at II. 3tonn ha". (olton Market. NEW YORK. July 23. COTTON-Spot. quiet ; middling uplands. I.Ooc Futures opened steady; July. .lc' (Vtober. .76c; December. 10,02c; Janu ary. 1000c; March. 10.30c. Futures closed firm: July, 8.39c; Octo ber. 8.71a-; December. 10.06c; January, 10.13c; March, IO.S7c. The cotton market today closed firm at net advance of U7 points. LIVKRI'OOU June k'3. COTTON Spot, steady; gool middling, 6.54d- middling. 5.24.1 : low middling. 4.7ld. Balee. W.iino hales; for speculation and exrort. l. bales. (Ill and Roaln. NEW YORK, R IS1N Steady. TI'RPKNTINE Easier; machine bbls., 4;i',c SAVANNAH, (la., June 23. TT'RPKN -TINE Firm: 40c: aalea. 279 bbla. : re ceipts, ii37 hbl.: hlpniont. 6,908 bbls ; rto, k 21.044 bbls rtOSIN Firm: sales, i.oni pni. recepus. 1 1 an bbls.: shipment., 5,426 bbls.; atocks i M.isil bbls. Ouote. A. B, 13 00; C D 13.06 F 13 l."r F 3 2n; t. M. .l..si; I. fcvws..". K. ll'.76: M. I4.SI: N. vJ6S6; W(S. $.: WW, 9l.:lu. Metal Market. NEW YORK. June 23 -METAL5-Iad. I", 2Vif.50. Spelter, not quoted. Copper, dull; electrolytic. t20.27i30 .60. Iron, steady and unchanged. Tin. quiet, at 141 bid. At tendon: Spot copper. 12; futures jKIt; electrolytic. !5. Spot tin. 1M; fu turea. UPC. If. Antlmonv. Cl231fl27. Iad, L& 13 d Spelter. 92 10a. D.t.r Market. NEW YORK, June 23 Sl'OAR-Raw. steady: centrifugal. 4.lt4 We; molasses. 40MH12-; refined steady. Sugar futures were steady ,wlth prices at mlddav show, lug little change from laat night. '.,airated apple and Dried Frnlt NEW YORK. June 23.-KVA PORATED x i.i.i i.-j.iipt. ' DRIED FRl'ITS Prune, qulel. hut ateHdy. Apricot and peaclie dull. Rais ins steady. llr (.ooila Market. NEW YORK. June 2S.-DRT GOODS -Big manufacturers today came into th" market and again liought sheetings and cambric for d. liveiy up to December 3!. 1'rletia generally were steady Little Girls Given Medals for Singing An oratorical and musical content was given under the auspice of tba Francis Wlllard Women' Christian Temperance union at the Hanscom Park Methodist church Tuesday evening. The program consisted of vocal numbers and declama tions by ten little girls. A told medal was awarded to Misa Isetta mith for the solo she sang and a silvar one tu Ml Dorothy pond for her declamation. The Omaha High School Glee Club octette donated their service for the evening and they sane tha opening and closing numbers. The member of th club present were Howard BUtberg. Floyd Peynter. William Votowa. Harry Mogge, Ray Sage. Bryan Jacket t. Done! I Smith. Porter Allan. Frank Hotter and KuaLfe Widenor. a white, ;.h ; No ; yellow, 7i"c; No.