THE BEE: OMAHA. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1. 1917.
Tl
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
North.
BARGAIN.
Thin place at 4717 N. 42d St., on the
payment! of f 104 cash And 116 pr month
Is bargain. The houye has rooms, city
water and sewer In (he street, gas and
electricity in the house. One block from
the school, stores and car line. Two
Mocks from FontenelVe park. If you want
a home on the easy payment i-lan this
is the place to buy. For price call
CREIGH, SONS & CO.,
Jouglas 300.
608 Bee Bldg.
BUY THIS AND CUT DOWN
THE H. L. Vt JU
Located at HA and Cass Sta.. I block
from High School aod 4 blocks from
Oeiffhton College, 14 large rooms and
large attic, upstairs rents for 110 per
month, first floor occupied by owner's fam
ily i large garage for 10 cars, rents for
J30 per month; lot 74x135. This property
in a money maker for the right party;
J 4, SOO cash will handle this.
BIG 4 REALTY CO..
HUS-M W. O. W. Bldg. D. 3486.
Good Location
7 -room strictly modern houso near
Kountie Park; handy to car line, schools,
stores and churches: can be bought for
$2,460; 1260 down and 123 per raonta, can
Tyler 60 and ask for Mr, Clark.
llastings & Heyden,
1614 HARNETT ST.
South.
Why Look Further?
HERE IS THE HOME YOU
WANT.
Large sis-room semi-bungalow, living
room across front, opn stairway, unusu
ally fine dining room and kitchen; three
good bedrooms and bath; ciothes chute;
extraordinary closets; beautifully deco
rated throughout; all in oak and white
enamel; full brick foundation. This Is a
bargain in a oranu new svuw,
Osborne Realty Co.,
7t-J Omaha Nat'l. Bank Bldr. Tyler .
Your Own Terms
Six rooms, all modern, in good condi
tio, with east front lot. at northwest
corner of Htta and Marey, on high ground,
one block south of Leavenorth St.
Owner has decided to sell and wants an
offer cash or terms. Tour chance to get
a bargain.
GLOVER & SPAIN,
Douglaa S62. l-0 City National.
BIO BARGAIN.
SOUTH 80TH STREET.
Good B-room cottage and a 4-room
rottage. on one lot, at 2433 South 20th,
In excellent repair, ravin all paid. OnlT
12.7&U lor the two cottagea. uaay lerma.
NORRIS NORRIS,
400 Bee Bldg. Phone Doug-la 4270.
Miscellaneous.
CLOSE IN
NEW BUNGALOW
Large living room, dining room, kitchen
. . ih ..... 1 .. w ira hailfAATIU aiAal
bath on second floor, oak finish and oak
floors; Dum-in uui.uie
basement; guaranteed furnace; east front
lot; paved street; fine location. Price
S4,iv. Terms. .
SCOTT AND HELL CO.,
Doug. 10e. Ground Fir. UcCague Bldg
THE GREATEST GAIN 68.71
a. Mid . nt.ada ever made by anf
. mahs paper, ia the record of THS
uMAHA bub ror isie.
BEST RESULTS W3WB3ST RATE - -
vkw hunttalow. also 8-r. and gardening,
your terms and price; lnv. with rent
j houses (coat f.owuj, iz.ouv. u. nvi.
uni.k iW HI INC.Al nM
fine location, east front, paved street.
b rooms, narawuuu miui" biiu uiiifH,
to scnooi ann car a Dars" .v
tammy terms nn owner in
it t vie raoma. new. oak finish, fully deco
rated, all modern, etc., $2,760: 2tu cash.
balance mommy iJoiiaxis
HOUSES it. all parts of the city
CREIGH. BO IS CO.. 68 Bee Bldg.
J B. ROBINSON, Real Estate and Insur
ance, 442 Bee IJldg Douglas 80I7.
REAL ESTATE Unimproved
West
THE GREAT fcJH'I (JAIN 68.738
la paid want-ads ever made by any
Omaha paper, la the record of CHH
OMAHA BEE for 1911.
BEST RKSULTH LUWS81 RATE
North.
Minne Lusa
We have a number ot very desirable
lots in Minne Lusa, one block from car
and Miller park, with all improvements
in and paid for, that we can sell for i860,
on feasy terms.
Hiatt Co.,
Tyler 60. 246 Omaha Nat Bank Bldg.
AFTER looking at MINNE LUSA, 300 dif
' ferent buyers decided that It was the best
proposition on the market and they
backed their Judgment by buying tota
IF YOU will come out today you will
understand why the others are buying.
CHARLES W. MARTIN & CO..
742 Omaha Nat. Ba.ik Bldg Tyler ls7
MINNE LUSA Nice lot on Titus Ave., near
34tb St., can be bought at a bargain, this
lot must be sold. See me quick C. A.
Qrlmmel. 849 Omaha Nat Bank Bldg.
4 WO dandy Mouth ' ont lots. N. E. corner
Z i and Lafayette we. Montclare Addi
tion. Phone Harney 1988.
h AL Eh I A 1 E In vestme..
A OOFNER lot, 46x146, unrestricted and
suitable for store or flats, to be sold at a
-lacrlftce for cash, for owner, who is leav
ing Omaha. This lot is on corner of Far
nam and Cuming car line and all paving
,a tn and paid for. Catl us If you are In
terested in a bargain. Sbuler tft Caxy.
Z'i Keellne Bldg. Phone D. 674.
SEE US
FOR
iN VESiMENT AND
....ULA11VE PROPERTY.
A. K rUKEY & SON.
tlO First Nattuuai Bank mdg.
APARTMENT
IJ6.UO0 Income I'i pel ueot. one yuai oiu
ry One location, mortgage 36,900 and
Mil accept HO, 999 In trade; balance
-i '( negotiable papers.
CALKIN b CO.,
'.uimh ltilH my Nat l Bank Bldg
HOME BUILDERS, INC.
New capitalisation, tl.UOU.OllO 90.
New 11.00 Preferred Hharet, Guaranteed
7 V ' cash dividends Jan I ft July 1
' O on an1 number 1 shares Feb. 1
American Security Co., Pis. Agts. Omaha.
ttSaAl faiATJL
WU JOI.-AJL,
ifb K-lltlr- Hldg UU
EAL EMAIL iRACKAUh
TRACKAGE.
3 66-100 acres C B & U trackage
Olbson. Suitable tor industry desiring
large area with low price. Also have b
acres beautifully located on ooulevard ti
E. part without trackage. W L. Selby A
sons, Keellne Bldg.
POULTRY ANDPET STOCK
Screenings $1.50 100 lb. A- W. Wagner. 801
.v. Ifitb St.
REAL ESTATE B'new Pr'ty
Down-Town Business
Property
This ts a three-story brick building tn
established retail district, with store bil
low and tints above; located 14 blocks
irwm 16th and Harney 8t. ; lot $uxl32 ft.
Under lease to good tenants for $6.40
per year. Price only $26,000 for long
time leasehold; desirable terms. Pays
nearly 10 per cent on purchase price.
George & Company,
Cong. 76. to: City National Bank Bldg.
Good Location
For Down-Town
Garage
132x132 Feet
Northeast corner 17th and Jackson Sta.
See us for price and terms.
George & .Company,
Phone D. 756. 902 City Nat. Bank Bldg.
REAL I A I b Suburban
Benson.
START YOUR HOAlW IN BKNSON
uuy rt-is lot
110. ett down and liuott per monin; price
1200 0; site. uOxUS, located on Locust
St., between Clark and Burn bam. not far
from school and i-ai lino Geo B Wright.
Bee Office, imntria
BbiNSON home ai real bargain, J-room
bouse, ual front, cornel lot, Fruit trees
and shrubbery One block to car 1200
down and 12 per month, to responsible
party.. vVlu sacrifice for quick sale or
will trade on Omaha property Benson
337W.
Dundee.
SEVKKAL lots, building restriction. 13,
50U.OO. Adjoining Happy Hollow Circle.
$490.1)0 to $1. 000.1)1).
W L. St; I, BY & SONS. Doug. 161.
A DUNDEE lot bargain, near school and car
line Write Bos 9832. Bee.
Florence.
1250 ACRE, acreage sold; 2 tracts left at
$300. Last chance. Call Net ba way, Flo
)2ft.
South Side.
A GENTLEMAN'S HOME.
A stately, spacious mansion on !2J Ave.
overlooking Hanscom Park, with 13 large
airy rooms, 1 fire places, steam heat and
innumerable closets and pantries. Ter
raced plot, 10x176 feet. Price, 112,009.
Only 12,600 cash required. Vnr sale only
by the
SOUTH OMAHA INVKSTMKNT CO.,
4925 South Hth St. Phone South 1247,
CHEAP HOMES.
We have a largo number ot small bouses
with to 4 rooms, ranging In price from
Sti9 to fl,2u, on full sized lots, which
we can sell at your own terms.
SOUTH OMAHA INVESTMENT CO.,
4936 S. 241b St. Phone South 1247.
POUR ACRES.
Well improved Will take guod bunga
low as part payment.
S. P UorfTWICK SON,
Tyler 15M6 J 0 Bee Bldg
REAL ES I A TL To Exchange
MUST sell or trade, nonresident. G-room.
story and a half house. Neaily new;
strictly modern; hardwood floors, garage,
Lot 69x120 paying 10 per oent; $3,000,
easy terms. 2616 Fort. Owner, I. Smith,
Castle to lei.
1 280 ACRES, highly improved, near Aber
deen, South Dakota, to exchange for in
come property. Write F. L. Jones, Creston,
Iowa.
WE have some good homes and rental prop
erties for Neb. or Iowa land Kdwurd F
William Co.. Omaha Nafl bank BUU.
1 itAi'K - I ivrt i - I K A
Karma Cattle, Ranches. New Apartment
Flats, etc AHHOTT 4 Patterson Block
Ranch specialist; sell or trad? ranches for
city property Franta, 678 Brandels Bldg
REAL LSirtii: WAIN 1 fcD
WE solicit your business.
We can sell your house.
We can trade your property.
We can write your insurance,
INTERSTATE REALTY CO,
929-30 City National.
Douglas 8862. , W
WANTED 4, 6 and tt-ruunied houses tha
can be sold for $109 cash, balance 16 per
monlh; send complete description first
letter.
W. FARNAM SMITH & CO.,
1320 Farnaro. Tel. Doug. HW4.
LIST your 6 and 6 -room houses with us
WE SELL f H EM OSBORNE REALTY
CO Doug 1474
HVB customer for bargains In homes. See
me. U f Stebblns.
t AKM FOR REINl
KOM ikENT Improved ' quarter. Swift
county, ft innesota. two and one-but miles
from good town. About 190 acres tn
cuiiivation Crop or oash Address it
W I Pal ett Crete Neb.
FINANCIAL
Reai Estate, Loans., Mortgages.
LC7 Serving our Investors for 39
U 0 years without a loss is our rec
ord in handling first mortgages on pro
ductive Nebraska farms Our loans run
In amounts from $60U to $36,090. We
collect all Interest and principal free or
charge.
KLOKE INVESTMENT COMPANY.
846 Omaha Nat. Bk. Bldg., Omaha. Neb.
'I I V and farm tuiw promptly made. Hates
6, b and H per cent. Reasonable com
mission.
UNITED STATES TRUST CO..
ill South 17th. Omaha. Neb.
City and Farm Loans
6, 61 and 9 per cent. Also drat mort
gages on farms and Omaha real estate for
sale J. H Dumenl A Co . 416-18 Keellne
Bldg., 17tb and Harney.
1 HE iHU,A k U-Si viAllS 08.138
In paid want-ads ever made by any
Omaha paper la the record of THE
OMAHA BEE toi 1918.
U&ST KKSI ll.TS M W KS'I RATE
6 PER CEN I u b pei cam un tmsl class city
residences in amouut ti.bvit up; also
farm loans Reason Oie commission
PETERS I'KUSI I'll I HZ 2 Fsrtiam St
I3.1HI0 MOHTOAUE bearing ti per cent semT-
ouv luuimKw-ivtKJruiP inv (JO.,
W. bldg
W.
STANDARD SECURITY AND
INVESTMENT CO.,
3 WEAD BLDG. 18'IH AND . AltNAM.
aUoPEf. Ot CO.. PKlv A IE MONEY
$600.99 to loan on Omaha real estate or
trai Neu. uuta.
W. L. Selby & aoua. Keellne Bldg
MONEY to loan on improved farms and
rain-bee We also buy good tarm inort-
rvtusr ill km., umana.
UELlAULK insurance. See o'Nell's Real
Estate and Insurance Agency, bji-b Bran
deis theater rel Tyler 10H4.
MoNEY on hand tor city and
farm loans U. W Hinder. City
National Bank Bldg
riTv
GARVIN BROS.,
"Om. Nat, Bk. Bidg.
0 LOANS'
HON EY H A Itlllfit
VJ ti Omaha Nat i
OMAHA HOMES. EAST NEB. FARMS.
O' KEEFE R. E. CO., 1010 Omaha Nat l .
FARM and city inana.
W H I'tKMiittB Keen
W UK I I) lv T,f I i I II
Sun 1 healer
BLljdiug
HEAL L.&1A1E loans. 6 per cent.
D E HUCK A ci' 'Mitnm ,Nai Una
C1T V and I a rm loans, lowest rates
E H Li'UuEtv I tic o-U Keeime Uldg
iiuo io Im.miti iiiatlr proiiipiiy F D Wead,
Wead Bldg mill Miid Nritaut Sts.
Abstracts ot TiUe
- I'Hif OuaiaiKee and AUaitm l C
tVCI I Htfb S 1 ith St.. routMl Him
btmdro by Mhms bundltia mid ins Co
Financial Wanted .
WANTED To borrow from private party
1,2II0 for 6 years; A-l farm st-rurity, at 6
ppr renL Bjtx jfi4, Hen.
Miscellaneous.
GALLAGHEK 6i NELSON.
Represent prumpl
1llHUrHlli:e COttl
;', Omaha, N"b
nanb'S. 944 Brandels Bl
r ARM AND RANCH LANDS
Co i or ado Lands.
OPI'OU'ITNITY
A 1.1KKT1ME to acuiv
farm. L,i wiiole piece in win
ter whual, fanned "lhl. sod crop, ItuiaU'd
on main hifctiuay, mlks from Yum.
Colo, whose lupulalUui has doubled in
the lam i wu years nwly teuced. new
weli-buiil sioiKKu building. 4ixM; sod
- rop means sure yi td, should g'1 to
4& bus lit' !i (o the acr and at nxt year's
prices mare than pay for Ihe land, hurd,
level land, no aaiid ; a rare cha nee to
settle in a new. llvr community without
watting (wo yearn for a crop and without
killing your horses breaking new Kround;
four elevators within 2h nniea. Here is
everything done but le harvest in the
best dry -tn 'int tig district tn Colorado
IT'S A SNAP ut J&0 an acre, half down.
Who wants it 7 Quick action nece&pary
William P. Tarrant, Saratoga Springe,
N. Y.
Fior da Lands
PALM HKAH COUNTY.
We have the record crop truck
warden and Urus fruit land the United
Slates. You can buy on easy :erm.
Note: If you are i good laud sales
man Palm Bench county, Florid . offers
you the best land proposition In America.
PARSONS & SON,
5- Brandels Bldg. Douglas 7846.
Excursions leave Omaha first and third
Tuesdays every month. Make ur reser
vations with us early
THREE THOUSAND ACRES
Florida farm land for sale In tracts of
10 acres and up To suit purchaser.
R. E. M'NEILL,
Live Oak. Pla.
RAISE ALFALFA IN FLORIDA (Natal
Ha.' I this winter First cutting, 90 days,
160 to 180 annually on $6V land. tfU
Karon Blk Walnut evening)
lorn Land.
30 YEARS OWNER OK THIS FARM.
NOW GOlNO TO SELL
272 acres Crawford Co., towa; has
o-room bouse, barn 52xti, cattle barn, hog
house, double cor nc rib, thicken house, ma
chine shed, granary, well, windmill, all
improvements firm-class shape, well
painted, all fenced hog-tight, with b sep
arate fields hog-tltfhi. i WO acres under
plow, IS acres alfalfa, 4ti acres blue
grass, balance timothy and 'Hover. 7 miles
from Dow City. 7 miles rrmn Charter Oak.
8 miles from Klnwood. Price $176 per
acre. Mttce. 20,U00. five years, 6 pcL
owner will take $10,UUU cash, carry bal
ance at 6 pet., except owner wantfr jailO
and interest each year; farm rented tor
7 per acre for 11IH.
S. O. NORDU.U18T,
882 Nellle Blk,, Omaha. Nee.
Missouri lands.
SMALL MISSOURI FARM f lu cash and $1
monthly; no interest or taxes, highly pro
ductive lard; close to i big markets.
Write for photographs and full informa
tion. Munger, A-ll. N. Y Life B:dg
Kansas City, Mo.
Nebraska Lands.
WE FARM THE FARM WE TELL YOU.
Many people cannot understand how It is
that this association can afford to make
the proposition It does to the wage
earner of Omaha. Our plan was studied
very thoroughly by us before we adopted
It and put it up to "The People." We
know right where we are all the time and,
as stupenduoun as it may seem, we are
prepared to do and are going to do every
thing we Droiniae to do in our aavoriising.
We are going to sell you a five-acre
potato tract at from $227 to $487 each
upon payments of from 25 to $35 down
and $6 per month. That land that is not
already under cultivation we are going to
break out this spring and seed to either
flax or wheat while that land that ts
under cultivation, we are going to seed
to potatoes We are going to give you
two-fifths ot all the crop derived from
the land and apply It upon the last end
of your contract until the last end meets
the head end which Is being paid upon ay
your monthly payments. This Is eolng to
take perhaps two years. After your con
tract Is paid out, you get a warranty deed
for the land, a copy of abstract showing
clear title. After that the land is yours.
If you want to re-lease it to the. association,
we will re-leaae it and continue to work It
on the same plan. It you want to sell it,
you can do so. or .f you want to lease it
to other, you may do ao. We do ail of
the developing for you and, by the time
it is turned over to you, it should be In a
gardenlsed condition, well Bllrred and sus
ceptible to tho taking of moisture and
thereby In good condition for the raising
of bumper crops. Our lands are In Butte
and Dawes Counties. They are all about
the name soil and all the same conditions.
The Box But te County average on
potatoes Is shown by the government or
stale statistics to be 137 bushels to the
acre. Will you join us by coming In and
getting one of our books explaining our
jpjropoaition and then Join us further by
buying one of our tracts? You get a real
deed for real land and not a gilded stock
certificate. Besides this, we farm the land
we sell you. If you cannot come In, please
telephone us for one of our booklets and
we shall be very glad to mail or send you
nne Teieuhone DoUKias 9371.
THIS HUNOERFORD POTATO GROWERS'
ASSOCIATION.
15th and Howard Sta. Tel. 1 ou. 9871.
240 ACRES improved farm, 140 undwr cul
tivation; 2i alfalfa, zu meadow, ou pas
lure; 3 orchard. 6 timber; good soil; 2
mtlea to church, school house on land;
tub per acre; mortgage, J4.G0U; for aale or
will trade for small farm adjoining good
town and school Address Owner. Box 37.
Route 2 Brunswick, Neb.
WE FARM the farm we sell you.
THE HUNOErtFORD POTATO GROWERS'
ASSN.,
Co-operative Potato Farming,
16tn and Howard Sta,, oppclte Auditorium.
SOME bargains in Kimball county farms;
improved and raw land, land mat raises
16 to 36 bushels of wheat per acre; 610
and up. Farmers' Land Co.
W tVi isud made dry enough lor crops or
no pay. Is out way ot dtaniltig land. No
tract too large ot too wet. Ouarantee
Dtaluage Co. Oakland, Neb.
un sale Boat targe boay high grade
medium priced land in Nebraska; very
little money required C Bradley. Wol-tmi-h
Neb
SECTION CHEAP, near Valentine; easy
It-rrnn; buy quien. w noss, vv nuerocKS.
Utah.
CAN sell or exchange ny land you have to
offer C, J Catian. Mi:C an ue mag
on A h AKM rot
sic ji trade D 6707
South Dakota Lands.
BENIETTarid titymnon county, S. D. land
on Pine Ridge -reservation. Get in before
it is too la t e Finest soli in the world.
Have a few good ranch proposition, too.
Wayne L Barker, Brennan 9. D.
Texas Lands.
S. FRANKS Real estate, east Texas
IsndH 'l NeviH Bik Douglas S9.
Wisconsin Lands.
BE YOUR OWN BOSS.
Get a farm borne in rich corn and clover
belt of northwestern Wisconsin along new
Soo line, fifty miles, St. Paul. Minn., near
Dututh. Superior Land seekers all say,
"I saw nothing better." Yor'H like this
wonderfully prosperous atock and dairy
region too Well settled but prices still
reasonable. Rich soils, hardwood timber,
plenty raiufall. healthful climate, beauti
ful lakes, fine sr-bouls Creameries every
where Only 60 miles, big markets. Im
proved or unimproved. 61 u per acre and up.
Investigate at once. Map and list free.
Bakr. N 117. St Croix 1 alls. Wis
WANTED
RANCH BS, Farm Lands bought, sold, ex
changed. S. S. and R. E. Montgomery,
Horses Live Stock Vehicles
FoilSale
FOR SALE Beautiful silver gray hearse,
rubber tire, latest design, band carved
elegant cordition. used very little; cost
61,400; will sell very cheap. Ensign Om
nlbua and Transfer Co., Lincoln, Neb.
PAIR of good geldings, 6 ears old, weight
6,200. and sound. Also three gi. young
pane of tnares. Must ne sola. 146 North
D, Fremont, Neb. Phone 622.
AUTOMOBILES
GUARANTEED TIRES.
y2 Price
We make one new tire from the ok)
ones.
GUARANTEED 3,000 MILES.
We Buy and Sell
' USED CARS TIRES.
Live agents wantud. If you are a bus
tler write for our agency proposition.
I IN i VULCANIZING CO.,
1514 Davenport St., Omaha.
AUTOMOBILES
CLOSED CAR FOR SALE.
A C.-t Stevens lHtryta flv-passenger
Laundlet in ftrat-class condition. Silver
town cord tire. uno extra, all practically
new, for vale at a big bargain.
TOOZER - GERSPACHER MOTOR
COMrANY,
Tel. Doug. 6082.
2211-13 Karnam Pt.
AUTO CLEARING HOUSE
1209 Karnam St. Douglas 3310.
Chalmers "6' Sacrifice
Hupmobile "St" 6376
Mitchell ".' touring 400
Chevrolet touring 360
THE GREATEST OAIN 68.718
In paid want-ads ever made by any
Omah.1 pa pel. is Ihe record of THE
OMAHA 'IKE for 1916.
REST RESUI.'WS" LOWEST RATE.
15 PCX.
Cash rebate on uui auto Insurance pol
icy tf you car Is equipped with
PERRY LOCK.
Phone Douglas 3217 K94 Brandels Bidg
;S.US. MOIOK CO. ,SS3
S4U9 Leavenworth. and
Fireproof storage, 16 per month Day and
ntgbt service Phone Tyler TIT.
TO RENT Best location In Council Bluffs
for garage, will remodel to sun tenant.;
7,600 eq. ft floor space; one block from
corner of Main St and W Broadway. See
Hendricks & Son. Co. Bluffs, la.
11913 PAIGE, electric equipped, $210.
11914, 6-60 Maxwell, speedster. 6409.
Several second-hand Franklins.
TELL & BINK.LEY,
2318 Harney St. D. 1670.
ORoSSTnWNVarage,' 316 H 34lh. D 4441,
New Ford wheels, real 6. 60, front 11.60
ea.. Stewart vacuum system, $6; other
bargains Motorcycle preslu laup, full. 64.
WK"wTT"trade you a new Ford for your
fild one.
INDUSTRIAL GAR AGP CO.,
Uth and Harney. Douglas 61161.
FOR SALE Owing to my leaving city, my
19 1 & Overland coupe ts for aale, cheap,
cash or payments. Addreas Apt. 897, New
Hamilton.
USED CARS AT REAL PRICES
C. W. RAN CIS AUTO CO.,
Douglas 6. m-18 Farnam St.
AIJTO" Tops, Cushrona, Seat Covers, Bodies,
Manufactured and Repaired.
AUTO TRIMMING AND EQUIPMENT CO
410 S 18th. Douglas 6677.
FOR SALE My 1916 Overland touring. Just
overhauled and reflnisbed. Must sacrifice,
as leaving city. Call D. 6661 after 9 p. m.
REBUILT high and low tension tuagaetoea,
magneto pa s or magneto repairs. Mai
tox, 1420 South 19th Tyler itll-J.
BALL and roller beatings, all makes of cars,
good as new at half the price. Mat to.
M26 South tth. Tyler IU-J.
FIRST reasonable cash offer takes my lilt
Maxwell louring car, just like new. Call
Tyler 1816 after Prm .
FOR SALK 1916, five-passenger Fond
cheap for cash. Must be sold at once.
Owner leaving otty. Box 162, Bee.
Tlbu i 'isCH kan- Fix-It." Houtneast cor
ner aoth and Harney Sta Douglas I9.
SECOND-HAND Ford touring car for sale.
Call Colfax 499
Auto Livery ngpar-gB.
EXPERT auto repairing, ,-sorvlce car al
ways ready
Omsha Garage, 2010 Har-
n-v St.
Tyler "66
Auto Rcpainng and Painting.
1100 reward for magneto we can't repair.
Coils repaired Bayadorfer. 210 N 18th
NEB, Auto Radiator Repair Service, and
prices right 118 B 19th D 7390
Motorcycles and Bicycles
HARLEY-DA VIDSON MOTORCYCLES Bar
RHlns In used machines, Victor Rons, "The
Motorcycle Man.' '70S ijeavanwortn
MONEY TO LOAN
WANTED.
HIGH CLASS LOANS.
t&0.00 to $300.00.
Ten per cent Interest per annum and 10
per cent brokerage fees. Provided by law.
Easy Payments. Utmost Privacy.
Twenty-five Tears Established.
OMAHA LOAN CO.
Licensed and Bonded.
Tel. Doug. 3296. Room 340 Pax Urn Blk.
FURNITURE, pianos, Ind, notes as security.
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REAL EST ATE JTRA NSFERS
Matthew A. Hall and wife to Omaha
Safe Deposit company. Underwood
avenue. 100 feet west of Fifty -second
Htreet, south side, Irregular, approxi
mately, 91x116; Webster avenue, 64
feet west of Fifty-first street.
south side. 60x128 1
Cmgh Sons & Co., to Kdwln 8. Oll
lelte, Twenty-ninth street, 49.76 feet
boh Lh of Pratt street, east side.
4a.7i.xl2W 100
Dundeo iieaity company to Laura M.
Richardson, Webster street, 126,6
feet wnwt of Fifty-second street,
south sldf, 30x135 1,260
Oak C. Kodlrk and wlfo to Gertrude
M. Warren, Evann street, 92.46 feet
east of Twenty-fifth avenue, north
tilde, 42.23x124 1
Oah . KeflicK and wire tn Ev J.
Wilaon, Evans street, 231.16 feet eaut
nf Twenty-fifth avenue, north side.
42. 23x14 J
Winter Byles t Myrtle Clare Ixiugh
rldgf. California street, 150 feet eat
of Fiftieth Street, south side, 60x-
13.:. 6,000
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Barker company to John H. White,
May berry street. 22" feet east of
Forty-fourth street, south aide, 4Rx
1HS 1
Belle A. FTfelovn and husband to
Kathleen R. Correll, Lynn avenue.
Benson. 100 feet north of Hopkins,
w.'st side. 60x1 2S .
Jamee M. Kenny and wife to Benjamin
M. Mundt and wife. T street. 50 feet
east of Forty-third street, south side,
100x130 MM
John i4t linen. Jr. and wife to Kmilla
J. Skogman. Twenty-ninth street, 60
feet south of Wool worth avenue, east
side. Irregular, approximately. 46x14! J
Edward W. Stoltenberg and wife to
Florence O. Christie. Fifty-second
street, 244 feet south of Dodge, west
side 66x123
Michael Clark, sheriff, to John J.
Kpindlnr, northeast corner Twenty-
fourth and Saratoga avenue,
12714
1.475
'Swedish Moody" is
Conducting Revival
At Missions Church
"The Swedish Moody" is the title
that has been bestowed upon Rev.
K. August SkogsberRh, who is con
ducting a series of evangelistic meet
ings at the Swedish Evangelical Mis
sons church, Twenty-third and Dav
pimnrt streets.
Mr. Skogsbergh was associated
with Moody in his great campaigns
during the world's lair in Chicago,
and il was at that time the above
descriptive title was given him. For
. C XI - CI K-,r.l,
iwemy-nve years mi. ursucirii
was nastor of the Swedish Taber
nacle church of Minneapolis, perhaps
the lamest Swedish church in Amen
ca. He left this pastorate to devote
all his time to evangelism, but still re
tains the position of pastor emeritus
of that congregation.
The evangelistic services at the.
Swedish Missions church started last
Sunday and they will continue until
February 11, with services every eve
ning except Saturday.
Omaha Nurses to
Go to Mexico Border
For Uncle Samuel
Athena Eggleston, Carrie Klanck,
Ernestine Larson, Florence Wilson
and Leah Hunter are five of ten
Omaha n irses to respond to Uncle
bam s call to go to tne Mexican nor
der February 20 for six months' gov
r,itrinr prvire.
Orders l.ave been received to be
nrn.r,l1 tn IrSVP Ml til datfi lTien-
tioned. Their destination is not vet
known to them, lhese nurses must
undergo immunity tr;atment against
tvnh.tiri fv.r and cmallnnx
Miss Hunter, who has charge of
the Omaha contingent, win nave tne
full complement of ten ready before
the date to leave. .
New Burlington Elevator
For Armour is Report
The prevailing opinion among
Omaha Oram exchange members that
the 2,000,000-busheI grain elevator
the Burlington is to build in Gibson
will be used by Armour's, and that
next season when the crop begins to
move the Armour company will be in
the Omaha market stronger than ever
before.
The Armour company entered
Omaha Grain exchange some time
ago, but has always worked against
a strong handicap because of lack of
elevator facilities. It has been one
of the heaviest buyers on this mar
ket during the last year, but has al
ways had to run its purchases
through the elevators of competitors
for business.
When Vice Presidents Burnham
and Byram were in Omaha the other
doy and made the announcement that
the Burlington had decided to build
an elevator here, they would not
name the company that would oper
ate the building, but grain men be
lieve it will 1 be taken Over by the
Armour people.
Dahlman Says He Works
For Interest of People
"Some of the legislators and even
some of the plain people seem to
have a belief that 'the passage of
proposed Omaha charter amendments j
by the legislature will be conferring
a great tavor upon me city commis
sioners," remarked Mayor Dahlman.
''Speaking for myself, I would say 1
that the commissioners are proposing
these charter amendments for the
best interests of Omaha as they view
those interests. If the people arc
vitally interested in having Twenty
fourth street widened it would be
timely and wise for them to urge
their legislators to pass the charter
amendment bill. The same might be
said of the comfort station feature ,
of the bill and the proposal to au-1
thorize bonds for a new police sta
tion and jail, continued the mayor.
A delegation of Omahans will go
to Lincoln Thursday afternoon to
appear before the committee on cities
and towns in the evening, when dis
cussion will be allowed on legisla
tion of particular interest to Omaha.
Remodeling of the Beddeo
Store Almost Completed
The remodeling and redecorating
of the Beddeo Clothing company's
big credit store at 1417 Douglas
street is very near completed.
Among the many changes is the
installation of a new electric elevator
running from the basement to the
third floor, giving room for a selling
department in the hasement as well
as on the first, second and third floors.
The credit department has been
moved from the first floor to the
third floor, along with the general
offices and the bookkeeping depart
ment. The departments on both the
first 'and second floors have been re
arranged and the store redecorated
throughout.
Elmer Beddeo, vice president and
general manager of the company,
leaves with his buyers this evening
for the eastern market in search of
new wearing apparel for men, women
and children
Grain Prices Rally Again
On the Local Market
There was a rally in the Omaha
grain market and wheat prices slid
up I'i cents to 3 cents per bushel,
sales being made at $174(3)1.76 per
bushel. Receipts were light, only
twenty-nine carloads.
Corn sold up K- cent to 1 cent per
bushel at 94KS95 cents, with fifty
six carloads offered.
Oats were up lA(a)'A cent, selling
at 5.54 cents, with the offerings
being thirteen carloads.
WESTERN STOCK IS
IN GRAVE DANGER
Recent Fall of Snow Makes it
Almost Impossible to Get
Feed on the Range.
HAY IS BEING RUSHED OUT
Railroad officials connected with
roads that operate into the range
country of western Nebraska, Wyom
ing and South Dakota are beginning
to got some meager reports from the
cow counties, and all of them are tell
ing of stock losses that are in sight as
a result of the blizzard that struck
that section Tuesday night
Trior to the coming of the storm
of Tuesday reports indicated that both
cattle and sheep were getting along
fairly well as a rule, but this storm
has changed the situation. Anywhere
from three to eight inches of snow
has been piled on top of that already
on the range. This heavy body of
snow makes it impossible for animals
to dig through and down to the dry
grass. The supply of hay that was put
up last summer for close feeding, ow
ing to the long spell of cold weather,
is about gone. It is impossible to get
hay only as it is shipped in from Ne
braska stations and thus getting it is
slow work.
The railroads have placed a large
number of cars at hay shipping points
in western and central Nebraska and
have ordered that they, when loaded,
be sent through to stations closest to
the feeding yards on the fastest pos
sible schedule.
Arriving at these stations, still an
other condition confronts most of the
cattle and sheep men. Generally their
ranches are remote from the railroad,
some of them twenty to fifty miles,
and in such cases it makes the haul
ing of hay and grain overland very
slow work. However, railroad men
are of the opinion that if feed can
reach the ranches within a week the
stock losses will not be great; other
wise they would be enormous.
J. C. Lovrlea,
Art Frisco
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Sues Taxi and Street Car
Companies for Large Sum
The Omaha Taxicab company and
the Omaha and Council Bluffs Street
Railway company are named joint
defendants in a $50,000 damage suit
brought in district' court by Mrs.
Pauline llenkel of Minneapolis, who
was injured believed to have been
fatally at the time on the morning
she arrived in Omaha when a machine
in which she was riding crashed into
a street car. The taxicab was de
molished. The accident occurred at
Twenty fourth and Arbor streets.
Mrs. llenkel alleges that she was
permanently injured and will be dis
ligured for life as a result of the ac
cident. The driver of the taxicab,
Alvin Miller, was also injured. The
Minneapolis woman was on her way
to visit her sister, Mrs. Annie Mare
sek, -'01.1 P. Street.
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prodigious equipment for
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