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jlectrto treatment. Open t a. m. t
. .- i annnsii J D.
WHr0! T,.l'S AND Bl'RAT BATHS
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floor
MISS WILSON.
Bath. J1J Farnam Bt
Room I. Phone D uiln 6TK1.
M. HRUQMAN;
Bwr ihowr bath. 114
Rheumatism treated successfully, re-
ult guarant'd. Dr. Howir. 8'4 P Bldg.
MRS. STEELE; '
Medicated baths. 1721 Podge Pf,
POZ1 muilcurlng parlors, hath. lS3
'ftirnw1Apt 7. Poug. TCTi.
PR. A C. STOKER has movrt his office
2.4T4 Rrandels Theater Rldg.
MISS V K.N ETA. mae-age ami alcohol,
rub. Offtr ins Rn 171s s
DREfJSM AK ING
WorlC
guaranteed.
Webster 6.
SCIENTIFIC manann,
til Y . , - W '
fOO Sm BVSg.
rnmr i Til gl a s liZ.
S7A GE-Mlss Wabatar. Cll raxton Blk.
Dongla $127.
WALL) psPT cleaning. Tyler J66J W.
FOR RENT ROOMS
Karalsfced Rooms.
TWO furnished rooms, steam heated,
well located, private bath; can Include
kitchen; suitable for man and wife or
two young men; for rent Feb. 15. liar-
tiey 1X. o
Vest Famam targe, warm, nicely fur
nlnhed front room, hot nater heat; prt
!w,lklng distance. Harney 3012.
NEWLY furnished room, modern home,
connecting bath: close in; Imiles pre
ferred, 1W7 Jones. Douglas 0.127.
llOTtL SANFOAU. HOTEL. HAP. LET1.
19th and Farnam. 10th and Farnam.
?I"tim Wales to Permanent Quests.
SlST AVE., 1.11 N. Pleasant, warm room.
Private family. Good location. H. 1 IM.
l.AHOt-J front room, suitable for two
nn ryes. Pj1vste Phone Webster S2H.
25Tfl AVE.. NORTH -Front room.
suitable for two gentlemen. T. 19TS.
TVo nicely furnished rooms, all modern,
close ln for gentlemen. Harney714k
SlTH ST.. 8. ilOFleaesnt, well furnished"
rooms; walking distance. Tel. 1396.
ifAHNET ST.. 2o Three warm rooms,
1 ft" lip, ( lose In. Poigl 18 2447.
NlChl.Y lutnimiei rnum. . ioe m. ail
Wsnted young man. Roommate. D 70'1.
Housekeeping Rooms.
WKBPTEIl HT.. 1912 Well heated liglit
housekeeping ro ma In modern home;
slso sleeping; rooms. Phone Red 6809.
Sf7TiARY'S AVE. , 26ffl-two'"Tnodern,
furnished, south housekeeping rooms,
well heated. Tel. Douglas 44:12.
TWO furnlnhed rooms for housekeeping,
with all new furniture; walking dla
tsnce. Call Tyler 1559.
A NEWLY built place: have suite of
housekooping rooms left for desirable
couple. Harney P7CT.
2sTTT"AVF... 21.""XO. Suite of housekeep
ing rooms, all new and modern, whh
ho' water heat.
'Wl ST.-1 A RY B AVE. Modern, houso
t r ptnR rooin.
18tli""tt.. 412 N.-Housek p g rm.. $160 wk".
Hoard anil Rooms.
STEAM hrntd suite of rooms, suitable
for two or ti-ree. also single room, with
,r without bcanl, reasonable. "The
Ptat.:i2 S. rth Pt. Iouglaa SIM.
U AliM,' I'O.V r liRTA HLEl:OOMS.
Nowlv furnished, home privileges to
the right parties. Ws serve good board.
ell W-rs'er 7172.
WrKl.l-Ft"IlNISHED largo room; I win
Cows; big .-loct; new modern home;
good board : home privileges. Tyler 1709.
DI'.WKY AVE.. 16112 large rooms, with
or without board: private home; walk
Zing dlstancoj references ,
Kt'RAISHKU ro"m. with board, in tri
vate family: walking distance. Har. m2.
Inlaraiahcd Room.
TWO unfurnished rooms for .couple or
"two" ladies. Heat, light andr gas fam
ished. Reasonable rates tit desirable
peovle, phone Walnut 1245.
FOR RENTFURNISHED
Apartment and Housss.
Houses.
UP.EAT bargain tn new home, furnished
or unfurnished; give possession imme
diately ; snap; Investigate. Web. 6S68.
FOR RENT-HOUSES
West.
FOR RENT.
1632 Harney St., mod. 10-room brlok
house. Hot water heat Inquire T. J.
O'Brien. Tel. H. 1094: D. WIS.
115 8. 31st. modern. 8 rooms $.10.00
IMtt Douglas, modern, 8 rooms...... 82.60
2"S 8. 41st. modem, 7 rooms 22.60
fi-ROOM modern house with garage,
barn: hot water heat. 2618 Harney St.
Inquire T. J. O'Brien. P. 121 or H. 10M.
FOR RENT Brick house, i6H Dewey
Ave.; seven rooms, modern. Meyer
Stationery Co., 116 Farnam St.
1714 DAVENPORT St., modern, 7-room
cottage, with furnace, electric light, tii.
Harney 478
T- ROOM cottage. 4816 Wool worth Ave.;
one-half block from street car; $10; all
wood for cuttln g. Dou glas IHK.
iTROOM house, mod. except furnace. tU
S. 24th Ave. Harney 436$.
North.
IbJO LINCOLN BLVD. U-room house,
Strlctlv modern, with hot water heat.
Price t&. Douglsa 1818.
ISiSGRAN'T ST.. 7-r. com., modern. $j
T. F Hall. 4.T3 Ram ge Bldg. P. 7408.
KEW modern bungalow.
Webster 1748.
21
Bristol,
w mod. bunr. 27 Mnderson. Col. 128.
Isslb.
I-ROOM home In Hanscorn Park District.
11M Georgia Ave., with garage; nicely
decorated, excellent condition; $35.
HASTINGS a HEYDEN. 114 Harney f4t.
NICE B-room cottage at l7 Spring St.
for $18. Hsrnev 15W.
ISIecellaneoas.
$ 3816 FORT St., 8-r., well, cave.
I T 20z Castellar t.. 8-r., water.
J12 lo4 N. liiih St., walking distance.
$1 2612 Jones St., 8-r., mod. ex. beat
23 41"7 Lafayette Ave., 4-r., redecorated.
will Florence Blvd., 6-r., all mod.
lh'JlM Sherman Ave., 6-r., all mod.
$' 3fi Lincoln Blvd., 6-r., all mod.
$.) 4124 N. lWh St., 6-r., new bungalow.
ian84j6 Center St.. 6-r., garage.
We hav plently of others.
PATNE INVESTMENT COMPANT.
M7 Omsha Nat l Bank Bldg. I). 1781.
6-R, downtown, colored, $12; t and $-r..
lots garden ground. $4-$& Tel. Doug.
$107. Evenings Walnut 38T.
HOCSE8 FOR RENT.
CREIGH. BON 3 St CO.,
8Q8 BEE BLDO. DOCO 308.
Eft the Central Furniture Store's FKKa
SRNTA1. LIST
VAtoin 4t. Mary'.t Ave., 10 rooms, mod.
(40410 N. 22d, 10 rooms, modern.
8102408 CapHol Ave.. 7 rooms, modern.
JrO Vi S. 2th, 6 rooms, modern.
Jh 8116 Chlcsgo. 6 rooms, modern.
18 2816 Bewsrd. fi rooms, toilet, barn.
8io Including wster. 2218 Clark. S rooms.
IJINiWALT. IIRA?(l)r,in TttRATtK.
FOR RENT-AP'TS AND FLATS
West.
MODERN T-r. apartment, including beau,
tiful east sun room. In west Farnam
Jl.l.. . II.. ,
Uliuill, J I nni. i i ... . .
TTVE rooms, second floor, unfurnished,
close tn. 2fc36 Dodge, $li O. A, Ecklea
Phone Douglsa ligd. o
VERY cboice i or t-rooin steam heated
apartment, on Weat Karnam street.
t, S JNO W. ROBB1N8. 18n3 Farnam t-t.
r nris.
6-R. N. JlST. close in, walking dis
tance, mod. eg. heat; nicely decorated;
ae this today, JjO W)
HAHTINOS at H EYI 'EN. 1614 Harney Pt.
oath.
FiVE-liiO.M stehm heatej iiHrtmnt7
rv desirable, tl.e Chula YlMta. 30tb
aid Peppiston Ave . $4 . T3 Uiaa
ami TLsater Bl. Doua- UTL
FOR RENT APTS AND FLATS
Miser llaaeoaa.
MONTH FREE RENT
CLOSE-IN APARTMENT.
S-room and lath spsrtments. hrlck,
mod. but heat, best neighborhood, $11. .M)
end $16. Call for appointment to see
them.
D. K. RUCK. Hi OMAHA NAT. TM1
t .
MOVING AND STORAGE
GLOBE VAN & SlWAlTR
Stores, moves, packs, ships; S-horsa
an and 1 men, $1.46 per hour: storage.
$3 per month. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Iviuglaa x and Tyler .
GORDON VAX IX).
Packing, storage and mov
ing. 219 N. 11th St. Phone
Douglas XM or Hsrney 1337.
FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE
Separate, locked rooms, for household
good and pianos; moving, packing and
shipping.
OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE CO..
8H8 S. 18th St. Douglas JU3.
HDELITY S KE
Phone Douglas S&8 for complete list of
vacant houses and spartments: also for
storage. moing. Mth and Jackson Sts.
J C RKM)"1" Co- Moving.
J iXTjliU packing and storage.
12f7 Farnam St. Douglsa 8148.
STaOARD Van A Storage Co. Moving
packing, storage and shipping. D. 14W.
FOR RENT-BUSINESS PROP'TY
ttores, .
WILL, remodel space. 60 by 80, for lodge
hall, Sd floor of Crounse Block. tl N.
16th St.. to suit tenant CONRAD
TOUKO. m Prandeis Thea. Doug. 1571.
&MALL slote room; very desirable; rent
-v; iftao isss Bt. UONRAD TOUNll,
822 Brandels Theater. Douglae 1B71.
6TOREROOMS at ln-1811 Fsrnara St.
Thoa. r. Hall, t Rarpge Bldg. D. 7408.
ilODERN store near postofflce; low rest
O. P. Btebblns. 1610 Chicago.
WANTED TO RENT
WE HAVE many calls for houses to
rent. Lit yours with us.
F. D. W BAD. 810 8. JSth St., Wead Bldg.
Miscellaneous.
VANT E D Two airy rooms or room and
sleeping porch, private or semt-prlvate
bath; must be some distance away from
business section; healthy and refined
gentleman will pay top price for best
accommodations. State full particulars
Including price by the week In first
letter. Address Y 228, Bee.
REAL ESTATE-IMPROVED
North.
AVe Want nu Offer
On four cottages at the northeast cor
ner of 2,'.th and Blondo. Each house
has five rooms, all modern except heat.
These cottages now rent for $f8.00.
The owner lives out of the city and
has Instructed us to submit her the
best offer we can secure.
Easy terms of payment will be con
sidered. A. P. Tukey & Son.
Phone Doug. 502. 1S07-8 W. O. W. Bldg.
PRETTY IIOME
NEAR "PRETTIEST MILK," AM
LEAVING CITY AND WILL SACRI
FICE MY HOME. Fifty-foot lot. 6
rooms, modern, excellent condition,
paved street, all specials paid; roses,
shrubery, abundance fruit, family
garden, new gnrage. Near church and
school, three-minute car service, on?
block. Cheap at the price asked.
A. M. FOOTK,
M2 Fowler Ave.
HALF-PRICK If you watch the "For
Sale, Miscellaneous' columns of THE
BEE, you'll often see articles which
are for all practical purposes almost
as good as. new advertised for half
the original price In THE BEE.
REAL BARGAIN
Brand new,' 7-room, strictly modern
stuoco house, with sleeping porch; just
completed; near Field tlub. Be sure and
see this house before you buy and we
will save you money, write N. J. Skog
man tt Sons, building contractor, 812 N.
3uth St., or phone Harney 7618 any time.
HALF A., within 6 blocks or car line;
new 6-room house; full basement elec
tric light, well water. Thos. L. Mo-
uarry. Keeilne Miog. fled 4344.
NORTH front lot, loth and Sherwood
Ave., with old 6-room brick cottage, not
modern ; only 11 .250. Tel. uoug. aw;.
fT5N
rooms, four arjartments. cheat).
Phone Colfax 1062 after 11 a. m.
Mlseellaueoas.
NEW 7-room modern house. O. A. Eckles.
Phone Douglas 1KU. o
REAL ESTATE-UNIMPROVED
North.
2Mi ACRES
In vicinity of 27th and Ames Ave., suit
able for pla'tlng. or Ideal location for
coal and biilldlnsr material yards. Price
$6.uu0. Will consider modern bungalow
well located as part payment.
F. D. WEAD, 810 8. 18th St.. Wead Bldg.
REAL ESTATE-EXCHANGE
WB have listed from owners high-class
Kansas City Income properties to ex
change for farms: If you want to con
vert your farm into choice monthly In
come property, send us complete de
scription of came fib aw Realty Com
pany. Reserve Bldg., Kansas City, Mo.
GOOD eighty acrea of Irrigated land in
southeastern Wyoming, to exchange for
6 or 6-room modern residence in Omaha
or suburb of Omaha; land all fenced
and well located. Want place for home
and will give fair deal.
J. 8. JACKSON.
808 Bee Bldg. Omaha. Neb.
8KVKN lots in well built section for
farm or residence.
CAMPBELL, CRAia.
Douglas 423. Keeilne Bldg.
BEAU ESTATE. Fire and OeneraTlnsur
ance. Art Thatcher. 1217-18 City Na
tton Bank Bldg. Douglas 8801.
fira-ACRB ranch. B'loux county, only $10,
for clear Omsha property. J. A. Abbott,
Room 4. Pat terson Blk.
TO EXCHANGE Cleur 100 bbl. flour and
feed mill, eastern South Dakota. Box
186. Independence, la. '
REAL ESTATE-SUBURBAN
Btsua.
6 ROOM.
All modem, in Benson, at 2318 N. 89th
fit. Full lot, house about S years old.
Mortgage on It of $2.i0.00. payable
(26.00 per month: make offer for equity.
You need not fear to make offer low
enough. The owner roust sell and you
will get a na-.
H. A. WOT F. HI Ware Blk. Doug. $068.
Daadee.
4817 Cuming St.
4810 Cuming St.
4821 Cuming St.
These three new houses will be com
pleted this week, are five and six
rooms each, exceptionally well ar
ranged, well built, modern In every
way. Will lie turned over to the pur
chaser comnlcle w th textile roofs, also
Including all decorating, window shades,
sidewalks fixtures snd all paved street,
with paving all paid. Within three
blocks of the Famam car, which runs
to 4i th and Cuming and within four
blocks of the Dundee car. Will tie glad
to show these houses on application,
Hiatt-Fairfield Co.,
no Omaha Vsfl Pk. Bldg. Doug. 4
YOU CAN BELL THAT
C8ED AUTOMOBILE
If you let the public know about It.
Write a full description of It. don't
leave out anything and run same
the Want-Ad coluinrN of THE BEE
fur a few dnys. There is no better
way of locating luers fian li ii
teitlse. 1'Uuiie. Tjler Ids) aud pJl
jrour td lu NOW.
REAL ESTATE-WANTED
INTELLIGENT and pcisisum adv-v".ia
Ing will 'sell" any salable r-al estate,
and the largest number of prpccts
buvers can be reached through th
Real Estate and Want-Ad fluids to all
of Orestor Omwhs-THK BKK
ANTEI To buy on monthly rmvmenta,
small store room, with living rooms
above, in Central school district 1'hons
Red 74.
A RI'SY, busy door bell and n sten-lr
stream of replles-efter your iKH
Want-Ad nss tod Its story.
HAVE buyer for elose-in residence. 8 to
10 rooms. What have you?
R. li UXPKKYOr.
Tel. D. 67A.V 22 Neville Flock.
FOR SALE-BUSINESS PROP'TY
4-STORY BRICK
The Collins heirs Insist that we sell
their warehouse on 11th near Famam.
It ough to appeal to any small whole
sale concern wanting to locate perma
nently In their own building; 4 stories
and basement, $3x86, well built; about
11.000 eq. ft floor space. Send for cut
of the building with price.
HARRISON & MORTON
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS
WHAT he had to sell: An automobile,
a motorcycle, a summer cottage, a
Morris chair. And he sold 'hem
through THE BEE Wsnt Ad columns.
FINANCIAL
Real F.atate XoaTsTs, Mortaaaea.
WE ar ready at all tlrnei to
mak.t loam on flrst-cUs city
property and astern Nebraska
farms. Rate on request. '
UNITED STATES TRUST CO
111 S. 17tn St
FOR SALE A real estate mortgage,
$!. draws 6 per cent Interest, se
cured by 6-room house and other out
buildings; two good lota covered by in
surance for $l,0(O. Non.taxable; runs a
little over 4 years yet; property is
worth $2.0t)0. Address Lock llox 408,
Hlalr. Neb.
i To (or loans oa best class olty
residences In amounts $8,008 up; alas
farm loans. Reasonable commissions.
PETERS TRUST CO.. IfJ? Farnam Bt.
$To78.14 land contract on Dundee home,
drawing good Interest. Need money.
Discount for cash. Address M 680, Bee.
OMAHA homes. Kant Nebraska farms.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
1616 Omaha National. Phone Douglas fTU.
GARVIN BROATMVW
FARM loans, 6. eastern Neb., or wept
ern la. Toland & Trumbull, 448 Hee Hdg.
I1O0 TO 810.UUO made promptly. F! EC
V.'ead, Wead Bldg.. 18th ft Farnam Sta.
MONEY on hand for city and terra loans.
H. W. Binder, City National Bank Bldg.
CITY property. Large loans a specialty.
w. H. Thomas. iJM state nana mag.
CITY and farm loans, 6. 6t. 6 per cent
J. H. Dumont tk Co.. 418 state Bans.
6
" II Brandeia Theater Bldg.
KC MONEY. HARRISON & MORTON,
u 16 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg.
Abstraets ot Tttle.
GIT AT? 4 MT VP1. Abstract Co. The
UAH AIM Irjrj be,t street la the
cheapest. Room 7, Patterson Bl"g. D. a".
v' IV t If Title guarantee and Abstract
Co.. a modern abstract office.
sns b. Ktn St. Tel. U. 64:.
REEL) ABSTRACT CO, oldest abstract
ornce in Nebraska, v Brandela Thea.
Mlsrrllaneous.
FOR SALE If you have $,Ouo to invest
tn something that will make you from
10 per cent on up, I have It for you.
Address Box 436. Albion. Neb.
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
California Lands,
A LITTLE farm, $X0. Easy terms. Cali
fornia Import carloads of chickens and
eggs. Here's a chance for poultrymen.
My -acre tracts are just big enough
for chickens and are close to town con
veniences and market centers. Write
owner for full Information. P. B. Goas,
Bheridsn, Placer county. California. 0
Florida Lands
MAKING MONEY WHILE YOU WAIT.
There will be planted In our section
In Florida this month 10.000 to tf.uuO
acres of Irish potatoes. These potatoes
will go to market about the time the
northern farmer la planting and bring
prices unhoped for by htm. The pota
toes will be followed by a crop of corn
or other field crops.
Our lands ate equally adapted to
trucking, small oi large farming and
stock raising. The largest cattle and
hog funn in the United States Is being
developed In our locality. No one crop
country can begin to compare with It.
A place to live as well as to make
money. The superb all year round cli
mate should add years to your Ufa.
BENSON A CARMICIIAEL,
64$ Paxton Block. Omaha. Neb.
FREE TRIP "TO VERO, FLORIDA,
Tuesday, February L to see the famous
Indian River farms, where the lusolous
orange and grape fruit are produced 4a
abundance; whure general and Intensive
farming la engaged In; where the possi
bilities In cattle, bogs, poultry raising
ant dairying sre almost unlimited; Ha
growing days tn the year; outdoor life,
boating, bathing, fishing and hunting;
good roads, schools and churches. We
want you to see this country, where op
portunity awaits you; wbere you can
secure that farm and borne on easy
payments, which may mean your very
independence,
fall or write for free booklet SJd
Complete plans for this free trip,
lipnimvii a- HK.nniNd
il Brandela Theater Bldg., Omaba. Neb,
NOT ONE CENT of purchase money re
quired to secure a true or cnirgan
farm site, driving distance from Jack
sonville, Fla., good fertile soil, and
title guaranteed. Possession whenever
you like snd pay for land whenever
you like, 28 years or more If desired.
Not more than 40 or less than 10 acres
allotted to one person. Any hsnk, city
official. Chamber of Commerce, or
commercelal agency In Jacksonville our
references. Writs for particulars. Jack
sonville Heights improvement Co.,
Js'ksonvllle. FIs.
Minnesota Lands.
Southern Minnesota, well Improved.
tiled, smooth; $3 60 per acre, or share
rent. Ben yone, wuiaom. Minn.
Idaho Lands.
WANT MONEY t
Let me tell you how to get It. Tdah
land la full of It. and the land Isn't
very high-priced, either. Cllmatlo and
living conditions are excellent electric
ity used for rooking, lighting and heat
ing on many farms educational advan
tages unexcelled.
There are many tracts of land Irri
gated and non-Irrigated suitable for all
kinds of farming, for sale cheap and on
ressonsble terms. Seed raising highly
profitable. I will give complete Informa
tion to you free for the asking.
R, A. SMITH.
Colonisation Industrial Agent
Union Paclflo fcyslem.
Room bun. Union Pacliic Headquarters.
Omsha. Nebraska o
Mtseellaneoas.
oTTr pecan oTScTflkDia.
are the best Investment oa earth or In
earth. Pay Income from start. In
creasing with maturity. Own a home
producing an income, not outlay. Easy
paymnt.
W. T. SMITH CO.,
p. City National Bank Bldg.
Mlaaoarl Laas.
GREAT MA HO A INS $5 down. $.' niontrly
buys 10 acrea. good fruit and poultry
1'intl. iicnr tieAji. southern .Me.Hoiiri.
i'r .e ci.lt tl'i i. Ail'troe iijx tu, i.x-
, itljtior tin in. . Mo.
F!!iLA.AND nA!CM '-AN os ,
Mlsnourl l.smln.
f CHOICE farms "fr rule; "il""scr.-s
lilgln lnipiovct. M son-, i i . hole l,:nl
ill $k"i n r nci,-, to seine estate. Kn .
t roll. Richards. Mo - o .
IlK'll corn land, : olv.i. aue., $.'." aire,
onlv 4 per cent csh. hnlsn.c Ji' ears.
lK Strbblns. l.io I I. ano. o
.Nebraska bond.
C'EN KltAL TMT.r.i aF. it .CiTTi'k A ? '
An Omaha man owns a eiy fine ;
sci-e tarm ml lea from count v seat li I
Central Nebraska and th nk be 1
would be willing to ex. tianse I: for '
Omaha property. The lnnd Is all level;
hss fine sandv Ion in soil; :'" acres bein
alfairn. with plenty of tume and wlbl
bay and running water, ; per ai re is i
the price and it Is worth the money.
I AY N K INVESTMENT I'OMl'ANV.
.".th Fl. fimaha Nat. !k Hldi.. 1. IT"-!
CENTRAL NEBRASKA FARM I'll E AIV
An Omaha man owns a vei y fine T'
sere fsrm 1 miles front countv seat In
central Nebrsska, and e think he
would be willing to exchange It for
Omaha property. The land is all level,
has fine sandv loam soil; .10 seres being
aifslfa. with plenty oi mine and wild
hay and running water: $ro per acre l
the price and It Is worth the money.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANT,
Mh Fl. Omaha Nat. Bk. Bldg. D. 17M.
ONE OF THK, VERT RFJT
ranches In northwestern Nebrsska for
sale considerable below actual value,
iiis.ni iinirrvea; w acres cum
vated, 80 acres aifslfa; good hay land,
splendid water supply: high-class prop
erty In every nay. Write o call. 8.
C. Relyea. 518 Ramge Bldg., Omaha.
KIMBALL CO. NEB.
Kimball Co., Neb., and southwestern
Wyoming lands; Improved and unim
proved. Ask for list.
O 'KEEFE R EAL ESTATE
CO.
ACRES, best Che.venne county wheat
land; $8,frX worth of Improvements; Nil
acres now In fall wheat, 70 acres ready
for spring plom-lng; 81 bushels per acre
1918. Price, 8.i; $I.X) cash. $4. W0 6
per cent, 6 j-eara. Write Nugent de
Inirpre. Ixvlge Pole. Neb.
GRAZING landin Wheeler County, $4
per acre Ix)K AT THE MAP. County
Clerk. Bartlett, Neb.
Wlseoasla lae.
UPPER WISCONSIN Best dairy end
general crop state In the union; settlers
wanted; lands for sale at low prices oa
easy terms. Ask for booklet $4 on Wis
consin Central Land Urant. Excellent
lands for stock raising. If interested la)
fruit lands ak for booklet eu apple or
chards. Address Land and Industrial
Dept.. Soe Line Railway. Minneapolis,
Minn.
Wyomlnajr Lands.
TIP for you, homes teuder: 840 acres. Cun
locate iiunibvr ol aood clainm. Per
sonally seen the lands by survey. Sec
tion, township and range plat checked.
Good building pine, abundance of fuel.
Small grain, vegetables, no better
grown. Northeast Wyoming. It In.
lerested In claim, see or address I512
Woohvorth Ave., Omaha, Tyler $6u6.
Texas bssaa.
WHEN you buy a larm, gel It wbere It
has a future. If you buy blgli-prlced
land you are Just trading dollars, so to
speak. We have a land proposition that
euxht to Interest every larmer seeking
to better his condition, our lanus i
at sou to sou per acre, on easy terras.
The soil Is rich and fertile, the climate
fine, the water supply pure and plenti
ful: the rainfall has always been ample
to Insure crops. Until a tew years ago
there was no railroad through this sec
tion of the country, but ilh the ad
vent of a main-line railroad It is now
rapidly coming to the front, towns are
springing up, and In a few years these
lands will double and treble In value.
We have personally Investigated this
land, bought some of It ourselves, and
have the agency for a limited supply.
These lands sre located in weaiern
Texas, below tbe Panhandle. Circular
giving detailed Information furnished
upon application.
bUUTT & JLLLLiLi UUAlAJN X
McCague Building. Omaha,
Douglas 1009.
BEAUTIFUL RIO GRANDE FARM
I Uave two fino farms, located on the
Great Mercedes canal at Mercedes,
Tex. I must sell one of them and
will give some one a bargain. The
farm la ail Improved and ready for
working, it's a beauty end a snap.
Must be sold. Lock Boa $72. Marshall
town. la.
ftseellaaeoea.
HAVE TOU A FARM FOR BALE 1
Write a good description of your land
sad send It to the Sioux City f!a.) Jour
nal, "Iowa's Most Powerful Want Ad
Medium." Twenty-five word every Fri
day evening. Saturday morning and
every Saturday evening and Sunday for
one month, giving sixteen ads on (waive
different daya for $$; or W words, H. of
16 words. $6.
Largest circulation of any Iowa news
paper; tiAMft reaCars datijr la four great
ststea.
BEND your name today. Receive offers
from land owners. Agents everywhere.
Free. United Realty Associates, Jollet,
Illinois;
F5ll any and all kinds of acreage located
on or near car line, call C. 1C Combs,
818 Brsndels Theater Bldg. Doug. 8816.
HORSESLIVESTOCK-VEHICLES
For late.
FOR SALE First class Holstein bow.
milking one gallon, iresn in May. rnone
aoutn si.
Thirty-two milk wagons for eale. cheap.
Jonnson-i'snronn t-o.. iwn ana t iara.
BUFF Leghorn cockerels; also good
young cow; fresh soon. Colfax 284.
fiAY $8.60 ton. A. W. Wagner, 801 N. 1.
POULTRY AND PET STOCK
SINGLE comb Rhode Island Red eggs for
setting. SJ, si.mi, so tor is vg. i-noio
on request. Philip Harper, David City,
Neb.
TIlOROt'OHBRED cockerel, "Red Sussex
champion strain and Buff Orpington
Sunswlck strain. U3 S. JOth Bt. llar
ney 20fjQ.
We offer a few New Zealand Red Steel.
grey, black silvers snd solid white giant
rabbits. Roht;Beutl,lJenlson, lj.
NINETY pair of Homer pigeons for
sale, price $45. Lent Anspach, Cadams,
Neb. m
ITAY 88.M ton. A. WTWa gner, 801 N. 18.
SPITZ dog for sale. $3. H,K2o.
FOR SALE-Setlliig hens. Web. 7376.
AUTOMOBILES-FOR SALE
LOOK TIIESK OVER
BCICK LIGHT TRUCK.
One VH. P. light truck, excellent
condition. Price right.
MODEL n BVICK.
A bargain. Excellent condition. .
NEB. BUICK AUTO CO.,
1914 Karnam. Douglas 71.
ftEAL BAHOA1N&
$ 1914 ford touring cars.
1 1KI.1 Ford roadster.
1 1KI Kord roadster.
I 1H Hupp 2o roadster.
1 1D12 Chalmers 80 roadetrr.
1 lKIJ Maxwell Hi truck.
1 11)13 Maxwell.
C. W. FRANCIS AUTO CO.,
$216 Farnam. A'"u."if,L3-.
fl!llLixier touring. 6-cylmdsr $M
litis Rulck C-6 touring iW
tWfi Hoick roadster ti
4 1"15 Krtt touring- 4 0
51'H4 Kord touring l-'f
6 U'ls Studebaker 6 touring 4fc
Auto Clearing House, jyej Karnam. P SSIO.
F R A NKLTn 6-cyl , with fine 7-passenger
limousine and touring body, good con
dition, (soo. Addrens X6 Karnam. H HIM.
AalouioMIrs YVaate.
OaVK pair of diamond ea r sc re s wcl ij hi
ll'i.' l1 Kuril Is each, to llel tuf a IMj-l
auto. i'Uuue Dou! HiJ. ,
automcc:les-for sai f.
I'nr Male.
I neo-t.t). tr'.cK 1.'5 N.
s.r-be stiion. I!MI I
I'bone toiiBlas ;;i.
rsska Mimch
iirn.-itn.
Afi l.ler anil nuriiBM,
Pi.tosi ri.-il ,fM.,e in. s ilsriiev !tts
inlii lteMlrti.u sail i'mnllna.
Autouicoile painimv tione bv rkptrls W
)tmi espi-i lence In ttinsha: Work guai
roitecil 1st i hiss. Jnhnson-Dsiifurth t'o.
lit I'l.r .v ti es lust liiiiu.'r. are sir nger
ntnl mure ilmaMe :'t's. I'S&i. IIS
I'sinnm St. JIHii:'hs 4T.
foo rewsrd for mngneto we can t renslr'
ol's reps red. Ha) .lorf. no N. Hth!
Fiee inter sturnse . hen cars are paint
ed and repalred Johnson Danforth Co.
tSmaha Ha-limor Hep, i'q .i VSr "T
Aato Tlree aat Sasipllea,
' ' AUTO TIRES "
RF.BCtLT. $-'.iO TO (T. 00,
rr-Tiyi-liJesojit.
A Til RE K. or tour-lino sd ln t ;ie"For
Sale. Miscellaneous column f TlIM
HEE will sell your old furniture snd
household goods. Phone Tyler loou.
MOTORCYCLES BICYCLES
HARLE-1AVJL)80N MoTORCYCLKS
Bargain In used machines. Victor Rooai
'The Motorovcle Man " rTOJ tavenworth
MISSION AT THE CATHEDRAL
Special Services to Be Held for
Eight Days, Beginning on
February Sixth.
REV. J. H. HOPKINS IN CHARGE
In connection with tfce nation-wide
preaching mission of the Episcopal
church, special servloes will be held foi
right days at Trinity Cathedral
Eighteenth and Capitol avenue, begin
nlng Sunday. February 6.
Rev. John Henry Hopkins. P. T., rec
tor of the Church of the Redeemer, Chi
cago. will have charge of the preaching
mission here. Under his leadership, the
following services will be held dally dur
ing Its period at Trinity cathedral!
(Vlehratlon of the holy sucharist.
a. tn.
Conference for women of the church
10 a. m., led by Mre. Hopkins, on the
general subject. "Avenues of Work and
Service Open to All Women."
Children's service, 4:15 p. m.
Preaching, Instruction and questions, I
p. m.
All Are Iavlted.
Very Rev. James A. Tanoock, dean
the cathedral, says that all persona are
Invited to attend the various services of
the mission during the eight days It will
be held. "Come to the Mission" will be
the slogan of all member of the Epls
copal church, and a very active and sua
cessful series of services la expected.
The movement la the result of action
of the national assembly of the church,
when resolutions were adopted, with th
concurrence of the House of Bishops
These resolutions declared tbat the pre
ent age calls for a revival of prophetlo
ministry, and re -emphasis of the Un
changing words of eternal truth pertain
ing to salvation; and that a new accent
should be placed upon the solidarity and
catholicity of th church, seeking to pro
mote faith and order. The present mis
sion whs therefore decided upon, whose
sole purpose should be th salvation of
men through the preaching of Christ.
"Customer" Slugs
Merchant and Robs
Him of His Money
While J. Obermen, furniture dealer at
T2S North Sixteenth street, was showing
a negro customer soma furniture aultabl
for restaurant purposes, the negro sud
denly pulled a blackjack out of hi
pocket and slugged fclxn across th face.
Then stepping over him, he leisurely
went through the merchant' pocket and
removed $6, after which he escaped.
Obermbn' face was badly cut by th
club, and he required medical attention.
New Booklet About
Nebraska On Press
A new booklet on Omaha and Nebraska
Is being preps red by the bureau of pub
licity cf th Commercial club and Is soon
to be ready for distribution.
This booklet combines Interesting things
about Omaba and Nebraska In such a
way as to give a remarkably complete
and yet compact Idea of Nebraska, Its
resource and It annual volume of pro
duction. It give th valu of th agri
cultural output of Nebraska for th year
a $323,000,000, whll It give th combined
resource of th state a $3,990,000,000.
Quarantine Lifted,
Twin Boys Born
Quarantine for scarlet fever of the
home of George Bavin. Benson, was lifted
yesterday. Last night twin boys were
born to Mr. and Mrs. Bavin.
FEBRUARY TO BE JUBILEE
MONTH OF THE Y. W. C. A.
Februsry, 116, ha been appointed by
the national ooard a "Jubilee month'
for the Young Women's Christian asso
elation throughout the land. It I fifty
years since the first Toting Women'
Christian association was organised In
the United States, and they have been
year of marvellous growth snd of the
very manifest guidance of Ood. The lo
cal association Is planning some Interest
ing events for the month. A general plan
of the month, as mads by the special
committee. Is as follows: First week.
Membership week, with several banquets
for group of n. embers; second week.
Publicity week, when members will try
to present the work In ss many places as
possible; In the third week, which Is HIh
torlcal week, they will present the his.
tnrlcal pageant prepared by the national
board, and the last week will be divided
Into days of giving and days of prayer,
with a closing birthday service March $.
CASTELAR SCHOOL CLASS
OF M3 HOLDS REUNION
The class of '1$ of Castelar school held
a reunion last night st the home of Miss
Jennie Redfleld where they gathered to
bid goodbye to their former teacher. Miss
Sarah Sanborn, who 1 to leave soon for
Alice. Teg., where sh will be marrlod
to Mr. W. O. Weaver, a lawyer of tbat
city. Mis Sanborn ha recently been a
teacher at the High School of Commerce
and has just resigned.
Prima Hoes Vaas.
Mordecsl Brown, it Is reported, will be
In eh rue of the Vsnlgan teams of the
lib ago Cutis during Its sxhibUlun games
In lbs soutk.
HAPPENINGS IN
THE MAGIC CITY
Stock Yards Officials Look with
Satisfaction Upon Record
of January.
BREAKS MARK MADE IN 1912
Hog reconla for the highest month In
the hletory of the local stock yard were
bieikm last month. According to sta
llntlcs complied st the office of th
jsrdu' company In the exchsnge build
Ing. more than Jivftrti head of hogs were
received at the ysrds during the month
of Janusry of this yesr. Th previous
record was established In February. 1S1J.
when '$,0.t$ head were received. Local
stockmen sre overjoyed that a record
should have been the first month follow
ing the greatest year In the history of
the yards.
IHrthday for Honstea,
SI- Houston, the dean of the feeder
speculator, celebrated his seventy-fifth
birthday yesterday. He has be-n in the
game at South omsha for nearly a quar
ter of a century.
t attle Held Cp.
John Cuttle. ins South FJghteenth
street, was strnngarmed by two young
negroes last evening at 7 o'clock at the
corner of Twenty-sixth and Q streets
snd robbed of $.15 and a gold Waltham
watch, open face. Cuttl was Just re
turning home after going through the
Q street district.
Pescrlptlons of the two holdup given
the police follow: First. SO years, five
feet six Inches, 140 pounds, brown suit
and dark cap; second, $6 years, tlx feet
tn height. 10 pounds, short dark coat,
blue overalls and dark soft hat.
Mm, Parleasj Vtetaras,
Mr. Bridget Furlong arrived horn last
Wednesday after a four-month visit In
County Wexford, Ireland, where she has
been visiting with relatives. Mrs. Fur
long made the trip alone, leaving her
son, Thomas, and her brother, John
Murphy, for an Indefinite stay In Europe.
Mrs. Furlong sailed on the New York
leaving Liverpool, January IS. She had
a great deal to tell her frlnd of her
trip across th ocean, while th war was
In progress.
nev. W. ft. mil Realas.
Accepting a call to a pastorate In North
Dakota. Rev. William R. Hill. South
Bide "Billy" unday worker and pastor
of the Trinity Baptist church at Twenty
fifth and H strests, ha tendered hi
resignation as pastor of the local church.
The resignation will tak effect on Feb
ruary $. Member of th church board
will act on th matter during the oomlng
week.
Pr. mil will be an evangelist In
the new territory with headquarter
either at Grand Forks or Fargo. He has
been pastor of th local Trinity ohurch
which was formerly the First church
of South Omaha, for three year and Is
very well liked by all who know him.
A successor will be chosen by the board
soon.
Badges for Attendaaee.
fjarfletd school pupils to ths number
of eighty attained n average of 100
per cent In attendance and punctuality
for the entire semester of school Just
closings
School authorities honored ths student
In recognition of their excellent work by
presenting each of th eighty students
with a neat badge made up cf school
colors. Th following pupils of the school
ranked first In their respectlv classes:
Bertha Winter, Ernestine Tomasek,
Kathryn Parker, Stella Horwlch. Alva
Chambers, Esther Nystrom, Pauline Swo-
boda, Clarence Chiistenson, Mathlaa
Vole and Evelyn Vore, '
arprlse Party.
A surprise party was given compli
mentary to Mis Elisabeth Pa via, at
her horn Sunday afternoon. A number
of friends la the neighborhood partial'
pated. Th afternoon was passed play
ing game and dancing. A dainty lunch
eon waa served. Those present wsre:
Elisabeth Pavlas, Anna Pavllk, Jose
phine Shramek, Rose Slegl. Mary Bed
lacek, Mary Vasak, Mary Btehno, Helen
Vasak, Helen Ralndl. Agne Vondra,
Cecil Ralndl, Agne Dolesal, Rose Bosa
nek. Luollle Kratky, Mary Pavlaa and
Joseph Pavlas.
New Plan at nlarTt school.
The opening of the school semester In
regular high school work at th local
high school tomorrow morning will find
a new schedule tn operation. Five one
hour period will tak th plac of th
seven forty-flve-rolnute sessions that
have been in vogue almost since the
high school was organised In th Sooth
Bid. Th usual hour for noon will be
allowed.
Principal Moor announce that school
will b dismissed at o'clock Instead of
$:U as baa been th case In th past
Half of each hour period will be de
voted to study whll th other half will
be consumed In the study of th lesson at
hand. If a student carries five studies he
will have to do sll of his studies at home
or subject himself to but a half hour's
preparation. Students who carry but four
studies will have but an hour a day to
devote exclusively to study while In
school.
The enrollment Is Isrger than ever re
corded In the history of the High school.
The future of all department of th
school la Indeed brilliant and students as
well as teachers are looking forward to
the coming semester with pleasure. The
printing department did not lose a slngts
member.
Collins to Omaha V.
Johnny Collins, alumnus of the local
high school and a brilliant basket ball
player, la stsylng with relatives In the
South Side. He Is expecting to enroll at
the University of Omaha for ths second
semester' work at that Institution.
Collins studied a semester at Nebrsska J
university snd planned to attend this fall,
hut was declared Ineligible to Join the
university basket ball team. His place i
Is easily assured. Coach Jumbo Stlehm
and other directors at the Nebraaka in
stitution having been after the athlete
for some time. He will attend the state I ter: President, Ben English; vice preel
school next September, turning out for ' dent, Ed McCafferey: treasurer, James
the basket ball team the following Jan- Hartnett; recording secretary, John QeJ
uary. Collins was a prominent figure at , lagher; correeiHindlng secretary. Pan
the local South Hlgh-Unlverslty Place i RtMfenraph, and for censors the two
game last evening In the High school Hawaiian students, Fred Lam and King
gymnasium. ;Che Chock. The society has been debate
Msgle City Oaestsi. , Ing during the year topic of lively la-
Flexible Fyler Sleds In all slses.Koutsky-
l nvim tn.
Office space for rent In Bee office, 131$
N street. Terms reasonable. Well known
location. Tel. South 27.
Will If. Wood, well known commission
msn at the local Exchange building. Is
reported laid up at his home.
Th Independent Order of Odd Fellows
will meet st their hail at Twenty-fourth
snd M streets Mondsy evening at $ o'clock
sharp.
The Women' auxiliary of St. Martin'
Church will meet Wednesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. M. U. Campbell, k
A street.
Want ads for The Bee mey be left at
The Bee's blanch office, CUI N St. Rates
tc a word for one time. lla a word each
day for three days and lo a word each
day for a week. Prompt and courteous
Mls' Pearl Vhlte and Sheldon Lewi of
I movie fsmc in the "Clutching iTsntT
ser ai will sppesr In leading rolls In a
. lino iinnpii'i pM iure.. " i ne ninga.
Hume." st the flesse thester Mondsv.
llsa TliercKA Ni l.inn of Aurora arHv4
III I Hits hi vi'sterilsy morning from Bt.
Louis to visit with her sunt, Mrs. rj, H.
l-e. South Hide, todav. She will rataVn
to her home In Aurora tomorrow morn
ing. Shimer Says Many
New Buildings Are
Slated for 1916
An extraordinary amount of building Is
tn be done In Omaha this year, according
to C. C. Shlmcr, secretary of the Home
Builders.
An apartment house, three stories and
basement and 66x1.12 feet In ell. Is to be
built st Eighteenth and Podge streets.
"This apartment la to b built for a
syndicate," he said, "and has already
been leased for ten years at a very satis
factory rental. It represent something
new In apartments so far a Omaha I
concerned. There will be fifty spart
ments. one room with kitchenette and
bath snd every modern convenience. The
cost of this building will be $.000. Work
will start ss aoon as the weather Is
favorable.
"We are slso preparing plsns for two
double brick dwellings to cost $lK,0nO.
Actual work Is being dona on the new
Ford hospital at Twenty-fifth and Doug-
i. It will cost about $90.000. 1
Broken Window Lets
Light Into Mystery
Of ManAll Cut Up
Bleeding from a many wound a
Julius Caesar on th occasion of tbe
Roman's taking off, Bmest Moore, 11$
South Twenty-eighth street, laet night
presented himself at police headquarter
with a request for medical attention.
HI hand and face were out In Innumer
able places, but he would not tell how
ne came to) be nlcged up so.
The mystery, however, was solved, ac
cording to a theory of the polios, by th
discovery, made by Officer Cooper, that
the show window of th Foshler-Bnger
Auto company' quarters, SUA Farnam,
is smashed. It apparently had been
broken by a person falling Into It.
Moore la held for Investigation.
Youth in 'Teens Eises
To Buyer for Brandeis
George Brandela, accompanied by ten
buyer from the Brandela Stores, will
leave tonight for New York and other
eastern markets to gather an Immense
qusntlty of merchandise for th business
of 1D16,
Within a few day another division of
Brandela buyer wilt leave on th same
mission.
"Nineteen hundred and fifteen was the
beat year th store aver had." said
George Brandela, "and th prospect for
1916 are still better. Every buyer, ac
cordingly, has Instruction to buy better
merchandise In larger quantities than on
previous trip. Th Influence of Brandeis
Stores' purchasing ability In th primary
markets takes second place to none."
An example to th young men of
Omaha I Eddie Drlor. a U year old lad,
who accompanies Mr. Brandeis as a full
fledged buyer. Eddie began a a cash
boy only a llttl ovr four year aco and
close application. Industrious study and
attention to business have won for him
a coveted place. Brandela Store prefers
to fill rsponslbl position from within
th rank of U employes.
Thos makluf up th Brandel party
and thos who will soon follow are;
F. LaBoschln
F. Adler
Mr. Blodgett
W. C. Moblnlght
Karl IuU
Mrs. Br aJ nerd
T. Kohn
Mr, Katin
Mr. Ella
F. Schiimpf
p. Carter
M. Elkjer
B. I Panforth
H. Boyd
J. F. Cummin
R. Kammerer
F. Reed
O. Lundell
Don Amsden
W. J. Culkln
C. Jons
M. Zamonek
F. Nlssen
Eddie Prior
Garry Wilson, Quaint
Character, Passes On
Garry Wilson, known by nearly vry
member of the theatrical profession In
America, and on of th quaintest char
acters of th stag. vn though he nvr
tn hi life supped before th footlights,
will be buried In a local cemetery to
day. Wilson was a bartender, employed by
Que Wick at th tlm of his death, but
who previously worked at th Millard.
He esm to Omaha a fsw month ago
from Brooklyn, and New York, where
at on cafe or another, h managed to
serra nearly every male member of th
profession, at least.
When h cam to Omaha, troupers
were sure of at least one old-tlm ac
quaintance. He died several day ago st
Wis Memorial hospital of pneumonia,
BELLEVUE ALUMNI-AT
DINNER BErORE GAME
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Kepler of Belle
vue entertained a party of Bellevu col
lege alumni st dinner Thursday even
ing, before the Alumni-' Varsley basket
ball game tn the Bellevue gymnasium.
The dinner was a Jolly, Informal affair,
arranged because of the presence of
Omaha alumni of the college at the
game. Covers were laid for:
Mesra. snd Mesdsmes
W. E. Nlcholl Paul Klpler
W. C. K earns
Messrs. Meaara.
Olen Williams Chaxlesworth
Russell
CREIGHTON ORATORICAL
SOCIETY ELECTS OFFICERS
At a meeting held Wednesday the
Prelghton Oratorical society elected the
following officer fer the second aemes-
i terest.
CREIGHTON MIXER DANCE
TO BE MONDAY EVENING
Th pronounced success of the last
Crelghton mixer dance, held at the Hotel
Fontenelle. has encouraged the commit
tee to entertain again every two weeks
during the winter season. About 1M
couples attended the last dance.. The pur
pone of these function Is to bring to
gether the men of tbe different depart
ments who would not otherwise cotne in
contact with each other. The next dear
will be held at Chambers' tomorrow ve
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