THE BEE: OMAHA. SATURDAY, JULY 1. 1916.
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FOR RENT HOUSES
Miar11anrtUR.
WnTTRKS APARTMENTS FLATS.
It. 60 i-r.'. 410 South J7tb Avenue.
16. 0 6-r.. 132 South 16th Strut, mod-
ern bunsalow.
36. 0 4-r. apt., "Tha Harold," 17th and
Jackaon Sta.
88. 00 6-r. apt, 1801 Parnam Street.
35.00 7-r., 2603 Evana Street, modem.
36.00 10-r., 810 South 30th Street., mod.
36.00 6-r., 8611 Lafayette Avenue, mod.
36.00 7-r., 4103 Lafayette Avenue, mod.
45.00 10-r., 316 Worthlngton St., mod.
60.00 10-r., 8004 Farnam Street, mod.
60.00 l-r.. 187 North 32d Avenue, mod
ern, raraia.
63.60 7-r. flat. 624 South lth Street,
modern, Janitor eervlce.
OBORUB AND COMPANY,
Phone D 764. 03 City Nat Bk, B'd.
1T88RANKLIN St.. 12 rma., all mod. 136.
1738 So. 17th St., I rma.. all mod. 122.60.
16l Lethrop St., 6 rma., all mod., H.
10OI Pacific St., S rma., par' mod.,
M13 So. 17th St., 6 rma., part mod., 1.
4223 Seward St., 7 rme., part mod., 113.60.
BIRKETT COMPANY,
123 Bee Bldr. Dou. 033
POULTRY AND GARDEN Acre and email
houae. chicken, plreon houee, 87; aleo .
room for colored downtown: city Water.
eiecrno nam. 101. j. .vi
312 60 6-roora, modern except heat, 2236
N zutn ot.
lay 00 5-room, modern, 1618 N. 30th.
127 60 l-room, mod., 2683 Davenport St.
H. A. WOLF,
Dou 8088. 614 Ware Block,,
40jMnrk'k fiat. mod. e. heat ood. 113.
8-room house, mod. ex. heat, food. lie.
8-room hcuse, modern, 121,.
TOLAND & TRUMBULL, 441 Bee Bldl.
Douglas 6707.
FOR RENT Ap'U and Flat
Weft
APARTMENTS WITH OARAGES.
five roemi atrlctly modern, atearo heat,
lanltor eervloa. oak floora and flnleh. In
beat resKrenc dlatrlct St Qeore apart
menta, ll N. Hat Ave.
ARMSTRONG-WALSH COMPANY.
Tyler 1IK
138 Roae Bldl.
VlNa) eleam-heeted apartment either 4
ar a roorr-a. on Weal Farnam etreet
JOHN W HOHHINM. 1308 FARNAM ST
t, 3 or 4-room apt, cloee In, furnished or
unfurnished: 127.60 to 860. Erncat Sweat
Pouglaa 1472.
THE HELEN. 3464 Harney St., Beautiful
4 or 6-rooro apartment In fireproof build
ing. irnBOurliwi
ina- ii v. "a . .
ST CLAIR. 24th and Harney, 2 and 3-room
apartmenta. Call Harney 647.
North.
OHolCL Al-AHTMEN'i'.
LOW RENTAL.
Beautiful newly decorated 4-room apart
ment. Ml rooma. cool In summer, fine
larae acreeued poroh. "The ivy, corner
SnaVmln Avt aid Sherwood. Only 133.60
per mo. See Janitor In baeement apart
ment or oall otllce, Dou. 1001.
MODERN apt. 7 rooma. 826; near poet-
office, ti. r. atguu,...,. .
1 ROOMS and bath, -II modern. ji
46th Ave. Phone Walnut 3276.
South.
THE HUDSON.
Choice five-room apartment, cloae In,
307 S. 26th Ava; bullt-ln buffet; panel
walla In dining room; oak throughout;
linoleum on kitchen and bath; good light
rooma; well ventilated; Individual bal
conlea. Sub-leaae 146 year round.
HASTINGS & HEYDEN, 1614 Har. Ty. 60.
llVii-BOOai aleaui-l-eateil aariu,enl; very
owlraolt. To. Chuia Vial. 20th and
fo'pleton. Conrad voung. n Urandele
Theater, uoug.
vm-
iao All modern, vary desirable 6-room low
er flat on car line. 3604 Leavenworth.
Harney sizs
u.ud Hal, not S 24in. ZII. H. 47H.
Miscellaneous.
Near
... ., .-u m a,.urimenU. 313 and UP.
poalofflce. u. r. oiew"", -
. ana 4-looii, wwe. liala. oioa. lu. .
neat. 113. Toland irumbull. U. 6701.
frOR RENT Business Pr'p'ty
Stores-
" , t-OK KfcNi.
Vai ' Ana slots ruum, located at 24th and
. Leaven Vorth Sta. Keaaonabla rant nor
further oXormatlon call
' CALKINS CO.,
Uousjlss i13. City Nat l BankBldf
DESIRABLE artoro room basement 022 S.
16th St Oniy 166.
' COKRAD YOUNG,
323 Brandela Theater Bldg. D. 1673.
Ill 8. 16TH St. basement, 130.
601 S 13th St, brack. 330.
JOHN N. FRENZftK, Douglas 664.
EouEkn store, 16l St" ""r P"ce
176 per month. O. P. atebblna, 1610 Chicago
bio". nuUJk at laim-aau raruauj oi
Thoe
Hall. 423 Kaluga mdg. D 14U6.
ill Fifth, store rooms .v.
"r" R8T TRUST CO . 303 , So. 13th. D. 1161.
biutt uuiiuutg. Iiwiug rooms in rear. 2006
N iwlh. Douglas m&a.
Offices and Desk Room.
Office for Rent
ON BEAUTIFUL COURT
of the
Bee Building
216 Sq. ft, with water.... $18.00
Ask the Superintendent,
Room 103.
UbemAbLt; '.nice roonia In the remodelled
Crouue. biwk. 118 N. 16th St (oppoalte
uoaionloe! ' 10 to 116 pel month. Conrad
Vuuns 32.; Hrandels Thealfr Doug. 1611.
V eTiV-doeif . .ble suites of rooms In Wead
Bldg. and Baldrlge Bldg., at reaaonable
rental. Ca I on
IF. L. WEAD.
sin ft 18th Bt. D- 171.
BURNISHED.
a ,b r,,r the Sun't.
Room 103. Bee bllg.
OKr'lCE room with 'phone and reception
room ror muy -
KTiTrrtT.'l urge barn. 817 8. Ud St.
MOVING AND STORAGE
r'lREPROOF WAREHOUSE.
St'purate locked rooms, for household
g,os and pianos; moving, packing and
"offlfA VAN AND STORAGE CO..
8o2 S 16th St Douglaa 4168.
Globe Van and Storage Co.
Fur rtal moving service try us, Large
S-hurae. paddtjd vans. Storage, 12 month.
aSatitactlon guaranteed. Wo move you
WLICKBK. CHEAPKR AND SAFER.
Phunu Tyler 230 or Dougiai 4338.
GORDON VAN CO.
Packing, storage tad mov
ine 219 N. 11th Si. . Phone
Douglas 394 or Wabeter 6699
FIDELITY BERvrca. FREE
Pbone Douglas 28ft for complete
list of vacant bouses and apart
ments; also (or storage, moving,
lb'h and Jackson Sta.
METROPOLITAN VAN AND
STORAGE CO.
Careful attention given to orders for
moving, packing or storage; office at Ray
mond Furniture Co., 16U and 1615 Huw
ard St, Phone D. 6624.
Maggard ".""per' .
Van and Storage Co. Moving, parking,
storage and shipping. Phone Doug. 1496.
J0 T tTl?ri Express Co., Moving
J. SxEjEjU packing and storage.
liOT Farnam St. Douglas 6146.
Wanted Some Want Ads in ex
change for lots of answers. Phone
The Bee.
WANTED TO RENT
Unfurnished Houses and Flats.
WANTED TO RENT Immediately, good t
or 8-room house, with garage, tn West
Farnam district or Dundee. Must be a
flrst-cUM plac. Give full information.
Address O 137, Bee.
Wanted to Rent Houses.
In DUNDEE.
W L, SKLBY A SONS. Douglas H10.
Miscellaneous.
WANTED to rent for Invalid, reclining
wheel chair. Phone Harney SOI 8.
YOUNO man wants board and room, private
family. Address F 881. ties.
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
West.
THE BEST OFFER
MADE US BY JULY 10th.
WILL BE ACCEPTED.
4804 UNDERWOOD AVE.,
SOUTH FRONT.
ft rooms and dleeplng porrh, built
about 4 years; oak floors and finish down
stsln; white enamel on 2d floor; built
in bookcases and other features that
make a good home; garage with cement
drive and nice shade trees; yard fully
covered with blue grass. Owner Is ask
ing $4,300, but will accept best offer made.
This is your rhanre. Call us at once.
HIATT COMPANY.,
8(6-7-9 Omaha Nat'l 8k. Tyler 66.
CLOSE IN BUNGALOW
MUST BE SOLD
For quick sale we offer a nearly new (
room, all modern bungalow at 3788 Dav
enport St for I2.M6. This property Is
easily worth 33,300. Terms can be ar-
THE BYRON REED CO.,
loualaa 317. 312 South 17th Bt.
6 Rooms, Modern
$100 Cash $25 Per Month
4207 Ohio St, strictly modern but fur
nace. House built about 3 years ago.
Newly painted and papered. Price $2 400.
$100 cash, I2h per month. Phone Tyler
$0 and ask (or Mr. Lowrey. Office open
evenings from 7 to t p. m.
HASTINGS HETDEN 1614 HARNHT ST.
WHAT do you mean by well built? Watch
my houses under construction; then you
will know. Phone Benson 122. F. S. Trul-llnger.
FOR SALE by owner, modern home and
furniture, corner lot, In Dundee; garage.
4941 Davenport St. Phone Walnut 2594.
3618 LINCOLN BLVD. 1 l-room bouse.
strictly modern, with not water heat.
Prtce. $60. Douglas 1811.
North.
NEAR 19TH AND
SAHLER STS.
Brand new bungalow of 3 rooms, oak
finish, atrlctly modern and up-to-date In
every way. Choice south front lot, Just
ready to move into. Price only $2,960. Can
you beat It 7 Rasp's terms are always
easy, and their houses are good; any
body will tell you that. We also have an
other nearby with 6 rooms at $3,680. See
us before you buy. Then you will sure
buy from us.
RASP BROS., OWNERS
106 McCague Bldg. Doug. 1663.
Taken in Trade
Will Sell Cheap
$1,000 $100 Cash
8720 Ohio St 6 rooms, all on one floor,
newly painted and papered, full lota, some
shrubbery. Monthly payments like rent
Office open evenings, V to 9. Phone Tyler
60 and ask for Mr. Lowrey.
HASTINGS A MKYDKN 1 G 14 HARNEY ST.
Good Home
Very Li.Ue Cash
Five-room cottage with bath; large
ot; fine shrubbery and fruit trees.
Price. $2,360. Located 4107 North 29th St
NORRIS & NORKIS
400 Bee Bldg. Phone Douglas 4270.
PRAIRIE PARTT
Most artistic district In city; no sheds,
alleys, chickens, ashes or tin cane;
houses and lots, with paving paid In full,
at reasonable prices; easy terms,
B. J. SCANNELL,
Douglas 398. Colfax 3511.
BEAUTIFUL NORTH SIDE BUNGALOW.
Six large rooms and bath, selected oak
finish; French plate glass doors, book
cases; built-in cabinets; large lot. Bar
gain for quick sale.
OSBORNE, 701 Om. Nat. Bk. Bldg. D. 1474.
SACRIFICE SALE.
1630 N. 17th St. 8-room bouse; walk
ing distance. Don't fall to see this prop
erty If you want a bargain,
8. P BOSTW1CK SON.
Tyler 1608. $00 Bee Bldg.
8 -Room House,
Corner Lot, 60x140.
18th and Willis Ave.,
$3,660.00.
W. H, OATES,
647 Omaha Nat. B. Bldg. D. 1294.
6-ROOM BUNGALOW, ONE FL.t
$J,a)U0.
Quarter-sawed oak floor, all oak finish,
finely decorated; restricted new Addition.
Elegant. Colfax 4193.
NIFTY all-modern, oak-flnlshed bungalow,
well located, in north part. $2,760. Very
easy terms to good party. H. 1898.
ikUU.NTZfc. PL,ACfc. restricted district resi
dence for sate. F. V. Knlest. 3616 N. 18th.
FOR SALiS l-room house on 8 lota, an In
fruit and garden. Phone Walnut 8389.
South.
FIVE ROOM
NEW BUNGALOW
Near Hanscom Park; selected material
used in building; oak iUnieta; large living
room has built-in bookcases; dlnlngroom
with bullt-ln buffet; kitchen, 8 bed
rooms and bath, all on one floor; full
basement, cemented; a home of quality,
on large lot, with some fruit; owner has
need of the money and will sacrifice (or
$3.30.
SCOTT & HILL CO.
Doug. 1009. Ground fir. McCague Bldg.
CLOSE TO FIELD CLUB.
714 South 36th St., dandy 7 -room,
strictly modern house, full basement, oak
floors, fine, large lot, paved street, quar
ter block to car line, just a few blocks
from Field club. Only $4,000, and terms
can be arranged. Owner will be home
between 1 and 3 today to show you
through. Go out and look It over. This
Is a mighty good buy.
PAYNE & SLATER,
616 Omaha Nat'l Bldg. Ph. Doug. 1016.
SOUTHWEST.
Fronting on Turner Blvd., Just south of
Leavenworth, No. 1004 So. 34th St., prac
tically new, 6-room, story and a half resi
dence, fronting east; oak finish down
at airs; built-in bookcases, window seat,
sun room. Nice size bedrooms and bath.
Price $4,100; $1,200 cash, balance like
rent
D. V. 8IIOLES CO.,
915-16 City Nat'l Bank Bldg. Doug. 49.
HANSCOM PARK.
We have just listed a 6-room, strictly
modern bungalow; full basement, furnace
heat; lot 60x133, on a paved street.
The owner has been asking $3,260. but
will sell this week for $2,700. Don't wait
too long, as It won't last long.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
Omaha National Bank Bldg. D. 1781.
DANDY FIELD CLUB BARGAIN.
Six large rooms and bath, complete In
every detail; beautifully decorated; choice
south front lot; fine shade trees; small
cottage or vacant lot might be taken
in. Call
OSBORNE. 701 Om. Nat. Bk. Bldg. D. 1474.
SAFETY FIRST.
FOR HUL1ABLE A-ND IULFB
KIRE AND TORNADO INslUKANCB
bEHJ
O'NEILS R. B. INS. AGENCY.
634 Brandela Theater Bldg. Tyler 1024.
,-HuuM bungalow, oraud new, all modern,
oak Doors throughout; oak flnleh in liv
ing and dining rooms; large, light, white
enamel bedrooms; good location; restricted
addition, A bargain at $3,160. Easy
terms.
BENSON & CARMICHAEL,
642 I'm tun Blk. Doug. 1788.
NEW bungalow, l-room and sun parlor, ill
on one floor, on 26th Ave. and fierce;
easy terms. Call owner. Red lbal.
231)8 SO. 16TH, t-rooin modern, new, fur
nace; 33 ui 66-ft. lot; street paved. Berk
A MusiL D. $9.7.
a. ROOM house, all modern, for sale. 8620
Pa rifle Phone Harney 918.
M.Bcellaneoui.
DO YOTT WANTA"
BARGAIN?
We have a 7 -room, strictly all mod
em home, In excellent condition, on the
boulevard near California St.; handy to
Crelghton college and In walking distance.
This property Is easily worth $6,000; we
are offering It at $4,600, and the owner
says get an offer.
We have a dandy l-room, strictly all
modern home, nearly new, with a garage
and driveway; south front lot; located
In the West Farnam district. This prop
erty cost the owner $7,000; now offered
at $6,600, and we want an offer.
These two bouses can be bought at a
real sacrifice and terms can be arranged
with $1,000 cash. It will pay to Inves
tigate at once.
GLOVER & SPAIN,
Douglas 8963. 919-20 City National.
REAL ESTATE Unimproved
West.
THE best acres are out Benson way. The
best place to buy acres out Benson way
Is In Benson Gardens, Richland Acres
or West Benson, where we ran sell you
one or more acres from $360 an acre and
up, on very easy terms.
HASTINUS A HEYDEN.
1614 Harney St. Phone Tyler 69.
BENSON Garden acres are tho beet cloee
In acres to be bad near Omaha. Call,
write or phone Tyler 60 for reading mat
ter, telling more about Benson Garden
acres, adjoining Benson.
HASTINGS HEYDEN. 1614 Harney St.
LOT 68, Leavenworth Heights, $700; $100
cash. $12.60 per month. Call Harney
6096.
NICE Fontenelle boulevard lot In beautiful
Clulrmont. A snap. Terms, Walnut 2214.
"North.
After looking at M1NNK LUSA 300 dif
ferent buyers decided trat It was the beat
proposition on the market and they
backed their judgment by BUYING Iota.
11 YOU will com out today you wlli
understand why others are buying.
CHARLES W. MARTIN & CO.
Tyler 187.
743 Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg.
GARDEN LOTS
$100 TO $200
$1 down, 60 cents per week. On the
South Side, two blocks from car line, In
good district of homes; buy two or three
of them, build a little cottage and save
your rent.
SHULEK & CAKY,
Phone D. 6074
204 Keellne Bldg.
$6 FEET, 16th St., 3 blka from viaduct,
$6,600. McCague Inv. Co. McCague Bldg.
Miscellaneous.
BARGAINS FOR BUILDING.
Two lots. South Miller Park, block from
school and car, $460 each, or $926 for
two. Good place to build to live or sell.
132x133", Field Club district, choice for
three modern houses $3600. Three blocks
from new Blackstone Hotel corner fine for
apartment bouse or $ residences, $4000.
GEORGE G. WALLACE.
614 Keellne.
Miscellaneous.
HAVE acreage within1 city limits as low as
$276 psr acre.
DOUG. 8947.
REAL ESTATE Investments
YOUR money is secured, you are guaran
teed 7 per cent caah dividends Jan. 1st
and July 1st. You can Invest a small
sum weekly or monthly, or a large
amount, any time. Glad to explain the
plan.
HOME BUILDERS, INC.,
17th & Douplas Sts. Phone Doug. 6013.
WM. COLFAX, 708 Keellne Bldg.
Real estate, city property, large ranches
a specialty.
REAL ESTATE Suburban
Benson.
LYNNWOOD
Oo out to Lynnwood today and see the
beautiful lots we are selling from $460
to $676.
A. P. TUKEY & SON,
Phone Doug. 602. 1607-8 W. O. W. Bldg.
START YOUR HOME IN BENSON 1
BUT THIS LOT I
$19.00 down and $10.90 per month; price
$269.09; slie. 69x128; located on Locust
St., between Clark and Burnbam, not
far from school and oar Una. Geo. R.
Wright. Bee office. Omaha.
Dundee.
DUNDEE
DOUBLE CORNER
$3,000
This Is at the northeast corner of 62d
and Webster. The ground Is 100x186 and
lies just east across the street from the
Arthur Cooley residence. This property
Is restricted to the erection of one fine
residence and not another corner In Dun
dee that Is similarly restricted and as
well located can be bought for the money.
Only one block to street car and over
looking Happy Hollow circle and the club.
ARMSTRONG-WALSH
COMPANY,
Sole Agents,
333 Rose Bldg.
Tyler 1636.
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Nearly new, six-room house, bath,
sleeping porch, hardwood down, birch up,
finest location In city between Dundee
and Lock wood, high and sightly, value
sure to increase. See this quick. Part
cash, balance payments, If desired 6216
Jackson Street.
DUNDEE BUNGALOW.
$4,000 Almost new, oak finish, six
rooms and sleeping porch; fine basement;
full sized lot; good neighborhood. Phone
owner, Douglas 4828.
Dundee bungalow, Webster 1666.
Dundee lot, $996. Webster 1666.
2Vfc acres near Dundee. Webster 1666.
Miscellaneous.
One Acre and
Two-Room House
One acre, fine rich garden land, perfeotly
level; dandy new 8-room bunaalow; good
well. Price, 11,400: 8100 cash, balance
lie per month. Phone Tyler 60 and aak
for Mr. Lowrey.
HASTINGS & HEYDEN Mil HARNEY ST.
REAL ESTATE Exchanges
Farm for Omaha
Income Property
160-acre farm in one of the best coun
ties in Nebraska; well improved; rented
for $700 cash. Owner lives in Omaha
and will trade for something good here.
Don't bother us by offering old or unde
sirable property, as you will be wasting
your time. The farm la clear.
J. H. DUMONT & CO.
416-18 Keellne Bldg. Phone Doug. 690.
THE remarkable Increase In BEE Want
Ads can be traced to only one source
good results at leas cost than any other
Omaha paper.
20,101 MORE
PAID WANT ADS
In first five months of 1916 than In
Same Period In 1916.
61 ACRES, Improved, cluee-In; want Omaha
cottage. 40 acres, Colorado Improved; want
Omaha home. 40 acres, California im
proved ; want Omaha Income.
W. T. SMITH CO.,
D. 8819. 914 City Nat. Bk, Bldg.
FARMS, Ranches, Residences, Apartments,
Merchandise stocks, Income of all kinds.
Can match any deal of merit.
J. A. ABBOTT. 4 Patterson Blk., Omaha.
FARMS, ranches, city property, acreageand
investments for sale and exchange.
Morgan, 1S16 Cuming St. Doug. 2466.
FOR EXCHANGE Five thousand acres,
near railroad. Leslie Land Co., Leslie,
Ark.
CAN sell or exchange anything you have
to offer. C. J. Canan, McCague Bldg,
EQUITY tn good 8-r. house for cottage;
worth $2,300, Colfax 1068 after 10 a. m.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
GOOD LOT WANTED.
As part payment, with some cash, on
new 6-room, all modern bungalow; one
acre of ground; chicken house and gar
age. Addresa L 1266, Bee.
FINANCIAL
Real Estate Loan and Mortgages.
MONEY TO LOAN ON
Apartment houses, double brick houses,
single houses, business property and farm
lands at 6 per cent, 6 per cent a I pi ct.
W. H. THOMAS,
f28 Keeltne Bldg. Douglas 1648.
PRIVATE MONEY.
SHOPEN t COMPANY,
KB KLINE BUILDING.
6 PER CENT to 6 per cent on best class city
' residences In amounts $2,000 up; also
farm loans. Reasonable conuuiasiens,
PETERS TRUST CO., 1838 FarasJa St.
$" PER CENT Have for sale tiiTsmaTi
mortgages on Nebraska farm; Interest
semi-annually. C A. Urlminel, 849 Om.
Nat. Bank Bldg.
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms.
O'KEKFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
'1016 Omaha Nat'l. Phone Douglas 2716.
MONEY to loan on Improved farms and
ranches. We also buy good larm mort
gages. Ktuke Inv. Co., Omaha.
FINANCIAL
Real Estate J.oansandMortgage.
REAL ESTATE "loana. all per cent. Bee'
r. k. buck a co.,
,12 Omaha Nat. Bank.
NO DELAY,
W. T. GRAHAM,
BEE BLDO.
MONET on hand for city and
(arm loana. 11. V Hinder, City
National Hank Rlda
CITY and raTm loana, 6, &W " Per cent.
J. H. Pumont & Collin Keellne Bids;.
LOANS SStir Par cent LOANS.
THOS. L. McOARRY,
Keellne Bid,. Red 4314.
34b Omaha
Nat'l Rank Bids
GARVIN BROS.
$i6bto$10,00l) made promptly. F. t). Wead.
Wead Bldg.. lth and Farnam Sta.
CITY and farm loans. 6. 6,6 per cent. W
T. Smith Co., 914 City National.
Abstracts of Title.
REED ABSTRACT CO., oldest abstract of
fi.e In Nebraska. 2ti Branded Theater.
iPiiQi'ir.fnn4bltrftCt Co' e can brlllB
vJUdrallLct? down your abstract on
short notice. H. T, Patterson Bldg. I. 2947.
T Title, Guarantee and Abstract
XV Cl 1 Co., a modern abstract office.
306 8. 17th St. Tel. D. 647.
Stocks and Bonds.
dTsRICT improvement bond in denomin
ations of $100, $H0O and $00. to net in
vestor 6 per cent Int. semi-annually.
TALMAGE-LOOMIS INV. CO..
1219 W. O. W. Bldg. Doug. 966.
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
Colorado Lands.
6.000-ACRE ranch near Colorado Springe.
Colorado; lies nicely; good grass; run
ning water; cuts lots of hay; improved; a
big bargain at $12.60 per acre; easy
terms. Can sell whole or part.
THE YATES M'CLAIN REALTY CO..
Colorado Springs, Colo.
Colorado land excurslona, expenses paid. C.
L, Nethaway. Florence. Neb. Florence 328.
Minnesota Lands.
LAKE SHORE bargain, for quick sale, offer
several splendid tracts at a very low
price If purchased within the next few
days. Western Home Land Co., 660 Tem
ple Court, Minneapolis.
Montai t Lands.
STOCK section, all fenced; ItOO acres tilla
ble; balance timber and good pasture;
forty acres In crop; nine dollars per acre;
homestead adjoining. N. J. Eveneen, ls
may, Mont.
FOR SALE 600 acres Irrigated Madison
county. Montana, well Improved, $87.(0.
Ad rest, J 347. Bee.
Missouri Lands.
CHEAP FARMS--Any size, easy terms. In
the beautiful Osarks of Dent county. Mo.
W. 8. Frank. 801 Neville Block. Omaha.
Nebraska Lands.
""YOU
NEBRASKA OR IOWA
FARMER
WHY NOT
Write for full particulars on one of the
best combination grain and stork farms
In the state. I want to sell this ranch,
consisting of 1,640 acres, of which 1,000
acres Is the very best of farm land. Is
located 10 miles south of Chadron, Dawea
county, Nebraska, In "The garden beyond
the sand hills," a land of good, hard soil,
Fine timber and plenty of spring water;
good roads, schools and churches. A bar
gain. Can arrange terms to suit buyer.
Address owner,
846 Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg.,
Omaha, Neb.
I HAVE bargains in Cheyenne and Kimball
counties, $7 to $20. Thurston county, 80-a.,
$190; 160-a., $126. J. L. Barber, Keellne
Bldg.
Wisconsin Lands.
OET literature and maps on the cheapest
g 3d land In United States.
BAKER & TILLOTSON,
14th and Douglas Sts.. Omaha. Doug. 1188.
Miscellaneous.
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FARM AND REAL ESTATE JOURNAL,
TRAER. IOWA.
688 ACRES Improved central Nebraska.
Good buy at $66.00; half cash. 810 acres,
northeastern Mlesourl; Ideal Hheep or goat
ranch, $60.00. Incumbrance $16,000.00. Will
M. Donelan, Olenwood, la.
FARMS, acreage and City property for sale
and exchange, C. R. Combs, BUtt Braiideis
Theatei Bldg. Doug. 9914.
Horses Live Stock -Vehicles
For Sale.
HAY, $6.50 ton. A. W. Wagner, 801 N 16.
Wanted.
WANT farmer agents. 1611 Burt St. Omaha
Horse, Cattle & Hog Remedy Co.
POULTRY AND PET STOCK
PIGEONS pay far better than chickens;
always penned up; little space needed to
start; free book explains ail. Majestic
Squab Co., Dept. 91, Adel, ia.
FRESH aquatic plants for your fish globe,
20c. Will keep fish healthy. MAX
OEI8LER BIRD CO.
PERSIAN KITTENS. Baldwin Cattery.
Morningslde, Iowa.
Screenings, $1.26 per 100 .bs. 801 N. 16th St.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
PAY AS YOU RIDE.
THIS WEEK ONLY.
8 1914 Ford touring.
8 1914 Maxwell touring.
2 1911 Cadillacs.
2 it-cylinder Bulck trucks.
1 4-cylinder Maxwell truck.
1 4-cylinder Chalmers roaditer,
1 Studebaker "26" touring.
2 Overlands, 4 cylinders.
1 1913 Ford touring.
1 1914 Ford chassis, $175
1 4-cyl. 1913 Detroiter, fully equipped.
1 4-cylinder Crow Elkhart.
1 4-cyllnder International touring.
1 4-cylinder Bulck roadster.
1 4-cylinder Chevrolet roaditer.
1 4-cylinder E. M. F. touring.
1 1916 Ford roadster.
1 1916 Maxwell, fully equip., eleo. starter.
1 1916 Ford, good as new.
These cars are all in A-l condition and
can be purchased at $100 down and $26
per month "this week only." See us to
day or wrlto us.
C. W. FRANCIS AUTO CO..
D, 8E.3. 2216 Farnam fit.
Must"aeTl"all our second-hand automo
biles within 80 days. Wo have several
makes and are giving better values than
anyone else.
Johnson-Danforth Co.
1629-31-33 N. 10th Ht.
AUTO CLEARING HOUSE
2209 Karnam, Doug. 8310.
1 B. 36, Bui k roadster $H0
1 14, Maxwell touring $326
1 Overland touring $2bf)
1 1H16 Chevrolet 4t,lt
FOR H.4LE Tweniy-horsn power four-paa-senger
Htanlny (Steamer; unBurpHBed
power, speed and eatie of operation, full
equipment tires; almost new. A bargain.
J. T. Sklllmari, PU-asaiiton, Neb.
USED CAR BARGAINS AT
MURPHV-U 1JH1UN AUTO CO..
1814-16-1H Farnam 8U
FOR HALE cheap if taken at once, Dayton
touring car, perfect condition. Call il'i
Davenport St.
PREPAREDNESS
Is only protection. Is preparing against
some unexpected emergency. Buy your au
tomobile Insurance of ,
K1LLY. ELLIS & THOMPSON.
913-14 City Nat. Bank. Doug, 8819.
Wht will trade you a new Ford for your old
one,
INDUSTRIAL OARAGE CO.,
20th and Harney. Doug. 6861.
Automobiles Wanted.
NOTICE
I will pay $160 for good used
roadster, must be In A-l condition.
Address G, 2H3. Bee.
Aut Repairing and Painting.
I10O reward fur magneto we can't repair.
Colls repair d. Baysdorfer, 210 N. 18th.
NEB. "Auto Radiator RepaiV 8ervico"and
prices right. 21H S. 19lh Bt. .. D. 7390.
AUTOMOBILES FOR (SALE
Autol iresand jSuppliV
DON'T throw away old tires. We mhke one
new tire from 8 old ones and save yon 69
per cent. 2 In 1 Vulcanising Co., 161$ Dav
Prf St.. Omaha. Neb Douglas 8914.
30X3-1N., Y6.7&T3l)x3786; Otherslsei
in proportion. Duplex Tire Co, 26 18 Far
nam street.
AUTO TIRES
REBUILT. $2 00 TO $6 09.
DUO TIRE CO.. 1U CHICAGO AT
Motorcycles and Bicycles.
H a r lk v -ij v i ba )N m Tutu hcyi'leh BafT
Kit In In used machines. Victor Roos, "The
Moiorcycl Man." 8708 ltavenwortb.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
John L. (loodner and wife to IVIheri
M. 8 1 nan Morton avenue, Beniion,
IflO fel norih of Allison street,
enst side, 60xl2H $ l
Rano Hrnii. to Renjamln Dunkin,
t'rnwn Point avenue, 176 feet cant
of Thirtieth aireei, south side.
4fx9fl 2,850
Waller R. ChrtMemieti to Maggie
Thorpe, Forty snrond street, Ifin
feet south of Dodge, east side, 43x
I2f- 1
Barker company to Henrv O. En
terhrook, Lincoln boulevard. 2f0
feet west of Oregon trail, south
side, 60x106 1
Joxeph Barker, trustee, to Hilda
Bauer, southeast corner Fifteenth
street and Fowler avenue, triangu
lar, 44,2x134.3 60
James W. Snllars and wife lo Sf
mon Rokusek and wife. Twenty
eighth street, 122.6 feet north of
Farnam street, west side, 40x116.. 2,800
Lola M. Drake and husband to Mat
thew O. Dittman, Burdette slreat,
400 feet west of Thirtieth street,
north side, 26x126 1
Jsroh Kendls and wife to Louts G.
Kendls. Thirty-fourth street. 303 ft.
north of Davenport street, west
side, 60x136; Forty-first street, 800
feet south of Spauldtng, eaal side,
40x134 1
Caroline I,. Poppleton, trustee, to Ire
nseus Shuler et a!., Case street,
160 feet west of Forty-third street,
north side, 60x128 1
Oak C. Redlck and wife to Hlatt
company, northeaet corner Twenty-seventh
street and Grand
avenue, 121x134 1.400
Serena E. Rohan to Hlatt company,
Stone avenue, 100 feet east of
Thirty-flnt street, north side. lOOx
130,6
The Caldwell Real Estate Company
to the Byron Reed company, 140
acres bounded by Bancroft, Forty
Heeond street. Spring street and
Fifty-third street 66,000
Joseph H. Plrkle and wife to John
Klima and wife, Nineteenth street,
315 feet north of M street, west
side, 46x130 700
American Security company to Par
thenla P. Douglas, Eighteenth
atreet, 76 feet north of Dodge
street, east side, 46x66 1
Virginia D Is brow to Carlton E. Bolsn,
southwest corner Thirty-first and
Hamilton streets, 46x120
Martha A. DeLamatre and husband
to Anna R. Rueaell, Fifty-second
street, 100 feet north of Farnam
street, west side, 60x128 M00
Barker company to Deibert M. Sloan.
Lufayette avenue, 143.6 feet west of
Thirty-second street, south side,
47.6x120 1
F. J. MuShane, jr., sheriff, to Omaha
Loan and Building association, Can
ton street, 63 feet west of Seven
teenth street, 82x100
Myron I Learned and wife et al. to
Sophia Marcus, Burt street, 66 feet
west of Sixteenth street, south side.
6fixl32 00
Beda C. Edlund to Thomas D. Fo
ley. Burt street, 200 feet west of
Fifty-first street, south side, $0r
186
Charles W. Baker to Carl J. John
Bun et al., Twenty-eighth avenue,
60 feet north of Fort street, east
aide, 44x180 1
p J. McShane, Jr.. sheriff, to Anna
Schaeffer, northeast corner Twenty
eighth and Toppleton avemie. 80x
100
LEGAL NOTICES.
i irn.i. arnTif!B.
Th annual mstln of tha aharshaldsr.
of tha Nebraska Bavlnis A Loan Aasocla
tlon will ba held In the Assoolatlon'a office,
811 South 18th Street. Baundars-Kenned,
Bulldln. Omaha, Nebraaka. Wednesday,
July 1th, 11. at I p. m. Poll, lor election
of three dlrectora open at II o'clock, noon,
and cloae at 8 p. m. on the same day.
JOHN R. BRANDT, Seoretary.
JutO-Jull-2-l
Land of Promise
Says T. R. Yangco
Of the Philippines
"American capitalists ara making a
great mistake in not visiting the Phil
ippines more than they do," said
Theodore R. Yangco, prominent
Filipino financier and president of
many banks and corporations in Ma
nila, in his brief address to the Com
mercial club at noon yesterday.
He declared that the business op
portunities, and opportunities for de
velopment of big industries in the
Philippines are far beyond the dreams
of the average American business
man.
In speaking of the advancement
made in the Philippines recently, he
said, "the United States has done
more for the Philippines in eighteen
years than Spain did in 365 years."
Mr. Yangco is in America on a
pleasure trip. He is 54 years old. He
was educated in Spain and London.
Thirty years ago he passed through
Omaha on his way to the islands
from London, where he had been
studying.
Little Lad Knocked
Down by an Auto
William Hall, 14-year-old messen
ger boy at the Burgess-Nash store,
received a broken right leg when he
was knocked down by an automobile
driven by R. D. Evans, Flatiron build
ing, at Seventeenth and Harney
streets at 7 o'clock Friday morning.
He was taken to St. Joseph hospital.
The lad is a son of W. B. Hall, a
lieutenant in the Nebraska National
Guard, and resides at 3126 Corby
street.
The auto was drived by Russell
Evans, who was working for the Mis
souri Valley Oil company.
Byron Reed Company
To Lay Out New Tract
The Byron Reed Real Estate com
pany has purchased a tract of 140
acres belonging to the Caldwell Real
Estate company, being a part of the
estate of the late Victor Caldwell,
president of the United States Na
tional bank. The tract lies southwest
uf the Field club, is bounded on the
east by Forty-second street, on the
west by Fifty-third, on the , north by
Wright and on the south by Spring
street.
The price paid was $55,000, or $392.
85 an acre.
The property lies within the city
limits and is being farmed. The
Byron Reed company intends to plat
it and put it on the market some time
next fall or winter. It is likely that
it will be divided into acre tracts.
PERSONA! PARAGRAPHS
fr. T. R. Mullen has returned from a
three weeks' visit to Chicago and Bloom-Ins-ton,
111. Mrs. Mullen and their son.
Qeorire, are still at Bioomlngton and will
return next week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Weller have Riven
up their apartment at the Hamilton and
will leave next Monday for their summer
home at Weller, Colo. Pob toff Ice address.
Castiells, Colo.
Bee Want Ads produce best results.
The Secret tt Submarine
the
By E. Alexander Powell
Authar al "Tha Eoat al tha Trail,"
Franca," ate.
"Flahtlni in Flandara." -Tha Road to Clorr," "Viva la
Copyrlaht. IBIS, by E. Alaaandar Powall.
SIXTH INSTALLMENT.
Synopsis.
t.leutsnnnt Jarvls Hops Is detailed hy tha
lTnltrtl states naval banl to Invrstlaata and
report his rindlnaa on tha Invention of Dr.
Halph Murk, whlrh serves to brlnr; tho
sulnnarlne lo a stale of perfection. The
11,'iitrtianl arrlvea at Valdavla and Is wel
'omud by the Inventor and hla daughter,
t'leo. On the trial trip of the Inventor's
tioal, a Japanese helper Is surprised In the
a,-t of examining the mechanism of the ven
tllatlita device. Hope reports favorably on
the new device, but there are others Inter
ested In It. An attempt to burflartsa Dr.
nurke's laboratory falls, but later Cleo finds
him murdered In his bedroom. Cleo sells
her father's library to itet money; later she
rinds a note from which she learns that they
contain the secret formule. With Hops she
race, to the auctioneer's store only to find
it in flsmes. olR-a ivanoff and Gerald Mor
ton, two spies In search of the formula, at
tempt to cepture Cleo when ehe calls at the
house of Stephanshl. the snsrchlst. Hope
rushes to her sld: Morton shoots st him. but
the bullet hits a bomb, In the cellar, which
explodes. Htephanskl dies tn the wreck of
his house; the others escape Hope and
t'len attend a ball at Mra. lielmar's, whose
nephew has two of the missing books. Mtth
Itn, a spy, attempts to steal the booka. but
Is discovered by Hope; In the sscltement
thst follows tha book dlsappeara.
(Continued from Yesterday.)
ness which nearly capsized the little
launch. But it was too late to turn
back. To attempt to go about in the
sea that was now running was but to
invite disaster. Their only hope of
safety lay in keeping the boat bow
on to the mountain-high waves which
were roaring down upon them. Small
wonder then that Hope and Moris
sey, their every nerve strained to the
task of keeping the boat from being
swamped, failed to notice the other
launch which ran under the lee of the
lighthouse barely ten minutes after
their departure. Out of it scrambled
Mahlin- and Satsuma. Clambering up
the rocky footpath they reached the
keeper's modest dwelling.
"Can you tell me where I can find
a Mr. Fitzmaurise?" inquired Mahlin
"They told me at the offices of the
coast survey that he was at work over
here making some maps or some
thing." "Fitimaurice seems to've become
mighty popular all of a sudden," re
marked the keeper. "You're the sec
ond party in half an hour that's been
after him. He ain't here, though. He
left this morning for Middle island."
"Has Lieutenant Hope been here
looking for him?" hazarded Mahlin.
"That's the name he gave," said
the keeper.
"And's he's gone over to Middle isl
and?" "He has, though I did my best to
discourage him. It's lucky for them
they've got this light to guide them.
Without it, on such a night as this,
they wouldn't have a chance in a
million."
"Well, I'm not going to risk it,"
said Mahlin. "That's certain. But I'm
afraid you'll have to put up us for
the night. I'll be glad to pay you for
your trouble."
"I'm afraid I can't make you very
comfortable," said the keeper, "but
I'll give you the best I've got. I have
to be up all night tending the light,
so you can take my bed, and your
friend there can sleep in my assist
ant's room, and I'll fix up a bunk :
for your boatman in the storeroom."
"You're not alone here, are you?"
inquired Mahlin.
"I am tonight," was the answer.
"I've got an assistant, but he's been
feeling poorly of late, sn he went over
to the city on the tender this morn
ing to see a doctor. , . . Now,
just make yourselves at home, please.
I've got to go up to the light for a
few minutes. With such a gale as
this blowing we can't take any chanc
es of anything going wrong with the
light there are too many lives de
pendent on it."
But not on that night, nor for
many nights thereafter, did Keeper
James Fairweather ascend the wind
ing stairs leading to the great light
which, far above them, sent its guid
ing rays out over the angry waters,
tor, as he turned to leave the room, a
terrific blow descended on his skull
and he knew nothing more,
"Now, Satsuma," called Mahlin,
dragging the keeper's limp body from
the door which led to the tower, "out
with the lightl"
a
Before he had left the lighthouse
half a mile behind. Hope was bitterly
reproaching himself for his foolhardi
ness in attempting to make the cross-'
ing to Middle island, for the wind had
risen until it was sister to a cyclone
and they had all that they could do lo
keep the little launch, already partly
filled with water, from being cap
sized by the mighty combers which
broke over it. But they struggled
doggedly on, knowing that they need
have no fear of rocks so long as they
kept squarely astern the light which
vinked so encouragingly at them from
Southeast island.
Suddenly Morissey gave a cry of
alarm. "The light, sir t" he gasped.
"It's gone out!"
He was right; the life-saving bea
con had been suddenly extinguished.
In vain they searched the darkness
for it. It did not reappear.
At that moment, from somewhere
to the eastward of them, a sudden
fiery glow, incredibly dazzling, illu
minated, for a brief moment, angry
sea and inky sky, and to their ears
came, an instant later, a crash like an
exploding powder mill. The Sea
Hawk had found the floating mine I
(To Be Continued Tuesday.)
Prominent Rabbis
Are Meeting Today
Wildwood, N. J.. June 30. Promi
nent rabbis from all parts of the coun
try met here today for the twenty
seventh Central Conference of Ameri
can Rabbis. The morning was de
voted to a meeting of the executive
board, and tonight the conference will
be opened with a general session, and
continue until next Friday.
The president of the conference,
Rabbi William Rosenau of Balti
more, will read his annual message to
the conference tomorrow evening.
During the week a number of com
mittee reports will be heard, includ
ing one on the "Revision of the Union
Prayer Book," "The Harmonization of
Civil and Religious Laws," "Survey of
Religious Conditions" and "Religious
Work in Universities."
Steamship Official Sees
No Travel Ahead
A. F. Maren of Chicago, official of
the Cunard line of ocean steamers, is
in the city for a short time and sees
little prospect of any great amount of
passenger traffic between the United
States and Europe in the near future.
According to Mr. Maren, practically
all of the boats of the Cunard line
have been impressed into the hospital
or transport business and there are
few left to handle passengers, even if
there were any traveling.
The Cunard company has com
menced laying the keels of eight im
mense ocean steamers, but they will
not be ready for commission inside of
a year.
Leap Year Baby Dies Just
Four Months After Birth
Little Mary Gallagher, 4-month-old
daughter of Harry Gallagher, 1009
Grace street, died Thursday at the
home of her parents. The little tot
was born February 29.
Funeral services were held this aft
ernoon at 2 o'clock from the resi
dence, with burial in Holy Sepulchre
cemetery.
Building and Loan
Companies to Pay
Dividends Saturday
Building and loan companies will
pay the semi-annual, and in some
cases, the quarterly dividends, to
their members today, July 1.
The total sum the eight building
and loan companies will pay out July
1 in dividends is approximately $645,
649. This represents 6 per cent on the
savings their thousandi of members
have deposited with them. The larg
est sum to be paid by any one com
pany is $260,000, by the Conservative
Savings and Loan company, the larg
est in the city and perhaps in the
United States. The Omaha. Savings
and Loan company has a credit of
$213,206.91 to be paid to its mem-
bers in dividends. The Occidental.
which pays dividends quarterly, has a
fund of $90,000, in round numbers,
which is to go out in quarterly
dividends Saturday.
The following are dividends to be
paid out by the various companies at
the close of the half year's business:
Conservative 1280,000
Omaha SlS.000
Occidental 00,000
Commercial 10,801
Nebraska , 18,000
Banker 10,000
Prudential t.700
Stat . 8,881
ToUl 848,848
Judge Day Tells Lawyers
, They May Take Off Coats
Dignity and pomp, according to
District Judge George A. Day, may
be all right in the proper place, but
a court room on a hot day ia one
place where these two usual elements
of litigation can be discarded.
"You gentlemen take off your coats,
if you like. I'm going to take off
mine," exclaimed the court after
watching the lawyers sweat through
their coats while at work.
Other courts now operating will
probably follow suit.
OFFICES TO LET
IN THE
BEE BUILDING
The Best
Location in
Omaha.
Fronting
on
Farnam
and
Seventeenth
Streets.
A Few Rooms
Available Now
Everybody
Knows
THE BEE
Building.
You don't ham
to draw a nap
for anyono to
know tho loca
tion of your office-.
Apply Office of the Buildin,'
Room 103.
