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THE BEE: OMAHA. TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 1917.
FOR RENT APARTMENTS
West
BEAUTIFUL 5-KOOM AFT.
Id good location, on West Side car I in,
1115 Pacific, largj living room with fire
place, dining room, two bsdrooms, In
dividual lauodry, very choice. See this
today. lio
omaha'S Largest rental aoexct.
hastings & hetj5bn.
1614 Harney. Ty.r60.
CHOICE 3-r. apt., with 6-r. accommoda
tions. No. , Dewey; 3 built-in bed. 3301
Dwey. Will subleaas from Apr. 1; new,
southeast exposure; individual porch, Al.
Will show you through today. H. 646a.
Rental, 135 suminor, 140 winter.
THE HELEN.
24t4 Harney St.
1, 4 and s-room apart menu; very de
sirable. lKVmO SO REN SON. Douglaa 0.
VERY desirable 7 -room 8t. Louis flat in
Beruis Park. Renial $32,60 per month.
1RVINO SORENSON. Douglaa 670.
North.
SEVEN-ROOM, s'eam-twated, 136, near poat
oflice. O. P. St-LUlris. 1610 Chicago.
SEVEN-ROOM, steam-heated, lib; near
poBtofnce. G. P. Htebblns, 1610 Chicago.
Misccllaiicous.
CHOICE.
CLOSE IN.
3 -room apartH-ent wit two bull-in beds,
dressing room, No. 2:' May fair. '-'i'.Z
Uoward, practically a 6-r. apt., new, vory
L-huics. walkinic distance, sub-lease from
March 16. Rental 133.50 summer, J3B.6U
w inter.
OMAHA'S LARGEST RENTAL AGENCY.
HASTINGS & HEXUEN,
lnl4 Harney. Tyler 60.
PETERS TRUST COMPANY,
RENTAL HEADQUARTERS FOR OMAHA.
FOR RENT HOUSES
West.
THE FEBRUARY SCORE.
oi Paid Classified compared with 191b
THE REE ifained sSUi Itaea
THE NEWS 'calntid HO Unos
THE WORLD HERALD LOST 14 lines
figure! complied by Warfleid Adv.
Amy., an independent audit bureau.
A a-aiury frame, 1 rooma and sleeping
iu garage it desired. House reut, 130.
ALFRED THOMAS,
FoU RENT io-room modern brick house,
hut water heal, vacant April 1. Can be
Inspected now. Inquire T. J, O'Brien,
Harney 1094, Douglas 1216 or Tyler 13.
FIVc-ROOM cottage, modem except neat
3Dli Leavenworth. Harney 4361.
FINE-ROOM cottage, modern, except heat
newly papered. Harney 8781.
7-RUU41 modern houeu lor rent, 1113 N. 4 a to
Ave. Call Walnut Z784.
!0fc S. 4 1ST., hot water plant, $26.
JOHN N. FRENZER, DOUGLAS 664.
North.
NEW building, lour rooms, all modern
good location, $IV. 81 North 17th St.
1. H. ROBINSON.
J42BeeHldg b0?7'
4 OR 7-ROOM house, modern, garage, two
blocks to car; good yard and -nude. iVib
Nurh 26th St.
MODERN (-room house, good repair, 4.10.00
pvr month. 2bth and Charles. Telephone
Webster 2602. .
lis.uu i-room uuaa mod. ex, heal, 24:
Cnarles St. Walnut 2131.
MODERN cottage, six rooms, 1617 Ohio
St., $22.
i-KuuM cottage, all modern, 2tith and
Blondo. Web. 1902, or Web. 366.
South.
4-RUUAl flat, bath, first floor; south front;
electric light, gas, water paid, $17. 61). 220
M a rcy.
SO. 29TH ST., JI22S Modern. Xlve-room cot
tage. Phono Harney 4200.
COTTAGE, six rooms, modern except heal;
walking distance. 2676 Pierce. Tyler 2210.
Miscellaneous.
HOUSES AND COTTAGES.
PARTLY MODERN.
&-R. 60S Martha St $12.50
MODERN EXCEPT HEAT.
6-R. 2914 Saratoga St, reduced lo.Jlet.OO
(S-R. ItiOJ N. 27th St 1.60
b-R. as 19 N. 27th St., for colored. 16, 0U
STRICTLY MODERN.
a-R, 4127 N. ibth SL, vacant
April 1 $27.60
6- R. 134 S. 3oth St., choice neigh
borhood 30.00
S-R, 4112 Farnam St., vacant
April 1 35. U0
7- R. 4tia S. 2id St., good brick
dwelling, close to business
center of South Omaha .... 25.00
S-R &6 8. 26th Ave &.0v
10-R. 2221 Dodge St., well-arranged
for keeping roomers, witnin
easy walking distance 40.00
FLATS.
STRICTLY MODERN.
5-R 207 S. 20lh St $25.00
HEATED APARTMENTS.
4-R. Ap. No, 6, Stoeckor, 823 S.
a th St., $23.uu summer and
130.00 winter.
WE HAVE OTHERS. SEE OUR COM
PLETE LIST BEFORE RENTING.
PORTER s SHOT WELL,
202 8. 17th SI. Doug. 5013.
Offices with HOME BUILDERS.
WHAT HAVti XOU FOR RENT
in the way of tour, ilva or six rocu
modern up-lo-dale apartments? Prefer
ence will be given to thoss in better
districts of the city. Want to deal dlieut
with owners; no agents.
TELEPHONE DOUULAH 1018.
HAVE you seen ths list of vacant property
at OMAHA'S LARGEST RENTAL
AGCY f Send for llicir weekly printed
list.
Hastings & Heyden, 1H14 Haraoy. Tyler 60.
$12.0 2610 Seward, b rooms, small bath.
1564 and 1&&S N. 20th, each $10; 4 rooms.
Owner pays water on these three houses.
RING WALT BROS., Brandela Theater Bldg.
s-rtOOM uiwueiii no usb witn garage lor
cars, tiluaw U car aue, ou paveu street
Xiu month. Douglas 2694.
HOUSES in ail part of the city.
CRE1GH, SONS Co.. 00$ Bes Bldg.
LARUE moving van with careful men, $2
per hour. Gordon Van Co. Douglas 294.
MOVING AND STORAGE
UUKDUN VAN CO.
FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE.
Packing, storage and mov
ing. 219 N 11 m su Phono
Douglas 4.
FIDELITY FREE
Pnons Douglas 88 for complete
list of vacant Douses and apart
ments. Also tor storage, moving.
16th aud Jackson tits.
MLIKUFULiiAN VAN AND
SIORAUE CO.
Carsiui attention given to orders) for
moving, packing or storage. Office at
Raymond Furuuurw Co., Ibli and leis
Buwara u rnooe xsoug. ooat.
TWIN cm EXPRESS CO., 1622 Cass SL
Douglaa 1713. Trunks stored a specially.
FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE.
Separate looked rooms for household
gooua and pianos; moving; packing and
snipping.
UA1AHA VAN AND STORAGE CO.,
$02 S. ibth St. Douglas 4163.
Globe Van and Storage Co,
Fur real service in moving, pauking aud
storing, can Tyier aau or Douglas 4238.
Maggard iSftt'ar
Van and Storage Co., Moving, Packing,
Storage and Shipping. Phone Doug. 149.
Ji ' tVH'h I 1 ixpreaa Co. Moving,
. J backing and aloraga,
12U1 Faruam SL Web. 2748. Doug. l.
POULTRY AND PET STOCK,
BUFF ORPINGTON eggs from prise win
ners, for hatching, $L60 for 16. Prepaid
Nebraska and Iowa. Strieker, 41st and
Charles, Omaha.
EUGS tor hatching, Buff Orpingtons, Rhode
islands; popular prices, R. L. McCul
lough. Belle vue. Phono evenings, Belle
vue tZ.
BUFF ORPINGTON eggs, $1 a setting; tine
s tQck; winter layers. Red 630U.
WHITE Rock egga for aale. Benson 6004.
Screenings $1.6u lou. .V.Wagner. BUI N. 16th
REAL ESI ATE IMPROVED
West.
Choice Lots
31st Ave. and Jackson
We have 7 very desirable lota on obt
Ave., Just south of Jackson St.. Including
two corners, which are being offered right
now at a big discount from former prices.
Will sell separately. Chance to get a
i' lose-in lot in a desirable district at a
bargain. Full particulars of
GLOVER & SPAIN (Realtors),
Douglas 396i. 919-20 City National.
A GENTLEMAN'S HOME.
Overlooking Hanscum Park. Plot ISOx
ISO, contains twelve large rooms, three
baths with toilets, innumerable closets and
pantries, steam heat, seven Ore places and
llnuhed In oak and mahogany. Pries
111. 000 and only In, 600 cash required.
SOUTH OMAHA INVESTMENT CO.,
49S5 S. 24th St. Phone South 1347.
THE FEBRUARY SCORE,
of Paid Classified compared with 1116
1'HE BEE gained 9(7 lines
TUU NEW - gained 770 lines
THE WORLD HERALD LOST... ...14 lines
Figure compiled Oy Warfleid Adv.
Agcy.. an Independent audit bureau.
$1,600 FOR A FIVE-ROOM HOUSE.
Only been built a few years; all modern
exuept heat. le0 down, Balance lis
mommy. Located at silo Burdetts SU
T RAVER BROTHERS,
.ua Omaha JSatBkUidg. Phone D. .
MCE 7-room modern house, finished In oak,
nearly new. Cathedral district, close iu.
walking distance to high school and to
the city's five largest churches. b K.
3bth St. Harney llHti.
tTUR SALE Must sell modern home: sleep
ing :wrcb and g.age, in vicinity of
Crelghton university. Terms. Telephom
Harney 8086.
North.
FINE POULTRY FARM
One Acre and 2-room House
$100 Down $15 Per Month
In Bensuii Acres Addition; sldowullis
most of way to car; dandy, large title ken
coop and urds; some young fruit; ek-o
u 1c light and telephone service ; goud
cave and well. Only $1,200. Call 'lilvr
60 and ask tor Mr. Rued.
HASTINGS & HEYDEN,
(REALTORS.)
1tM UAR.N'KY STREET.
WALNUT HILL
413 LAFAXETTE AVE.
I .ii nm mini run niiu hu vtmr srnnd luck
Am obliged to sell my house, iitL'i Laiay-
eno AVu.i cost uvur (t.svvi v luuim, tuny
modern, practlcaly now; quick sale, $.90U,
Buy from owner and, save commission.
PHONE WALNUT 4i.
NEW BUNG-.JAIW.
Five rooms, strictly modem, finished in
oak. Located ai, N. Jfatti St. Price
l,la0. Terms, Will lake small cottage
in tr&dt,
NORRIt NORRIS,
4U0 Beo Bldg. Phone Douglas 41 b,
Til AND PlNKNEi STS., classy, new, il
siory bungaUw, 6-r., and sleeping porch,
oak finisli. house just decor u led. full base
ment, nico lot, locution all one could ask
lor: paved' st. Price Id.HoO, aay terms.
RASP BROS., 210 Keellno Bldg. Tyler 721.
NEW modern 7-room huuse with sleeping
porch, quartered oak luiluli; hand-palmed
decorations throughout; two toilets; built
by owner for home. Must be aeon to be
appreciated. Terms to right parly. Wal
nut 3917.
16 0 FT. ON FLORENCE BLVD., near lltme
baugh St., 840 ft. deep, ft- om house.
garage, etc., at a bargain.
INTER-STATE REALTY CO.,
929-30 City Nat'l. Juf- 6J
NICE 7-room modern house finished in oak,
nearly new; cathedral district, olose in,
walktnt distance to high school aud to
the city live largest cnurcnes. s. a
3tth St. Harney 1126.
BEM1S PARK mSTRICl.
Strictly modern b-ruom collage. Web'
ster 7240.
South.
ON ACCOUNT OF SICKNESS.
Owner will sacrifice at a real bargain
6 -room house, good condition. Lot i0x
104. Call Sunday, Tyler lfcitO; on week
days Douglas o44&.
LEAVING town, will sacrifice beautiful
room no use, xaoiug fiausuuui pm.
phone Harney 96.
Miscellaneous.
MODERN BUNOALOW
Fine location, east front, paved street.
s rooms, nardwuod floors and llnlsh, close
to scnool and car. A bargain at 43.0U0.
Easy terms. Call owner, Doug, it 21.
MONTCLA1R BUNGALOW.
Stucco construction, 6 large light rooms,
Oak floors, oak and enamel finish. Price
13,&00. Easy terms. Auoiner now build
ing for $3,t50. Cull Douglas 1722 days.
Wainut 1500 evenings.
ft-ROOM house lor sale, to be moved; lot
iiiforniatiou see '1 raver Bros., BID Firs'
Mat. Bank Bldg. D. tifi&tf,
fit VI uuu4iu tt i iav o-t. luutuiut
M tn.HB.U li'iull t fiCIIII -J. hltt It.
J, B. RoBliNSOiN, Real jfosUle and iusur
auce, 442 Jee Bldg, Douglas $09.,
$450 WILL handle a bouse and full lot,
nicely located. F. D. Weaa, weau Biag.
WORLD RE ALT Y CO,
Sun T neater
Building.
R, B. TRUMBULL,
012 World-Herald Bldg.
REAL ESTATE 'Unimproved
West.
DiSlKADljfi. residence lot 0UX132 ft., 43d
and California, 3 blocks from nw ca
thedral, $l,uuu. Box 2U02, Bee.
Norm.
Wai have 2 good lots near 30lh and Can-
luruia, in vaiueditti dielilcL Price rigUL
F. D. Weau. 210 a, lath bl
XHtt FEBRUARx SCORE
of Paid Classified compared with 191b
THE BEE gamed 8,967 lines
i'UE NEWS gained 770 tines
t'HE WORLD HERALD LOST.. 14 lluee
Figures complied by Warfleid Adv.
Agcy., an independent audit bureau.
CUAUNG, near 29th SL, 32 or 44 feet, must
be sold lu close esia le. Grim uiei, ft 4 9
omana Nafi Bank Bldg.
Miscellaneous.
FARMS, acreage and Dundee property
specialty. S. ARION LEWIS. 408 Bee,
REAL ESTATE Investments
Home or an Investment
We have been authorized to offer this
fine ail modern 9-room house and garuge.
located on 21 lb. near Harney Street. The
propurty Is in Aral -class condition, eas
Irunt, and Ihe lot alone, wnicii is 1 6x140,
is worth price we are asking.
This property is bound to Increase In
value and will pay at least lu per cent
on the Investment. Price $5,000.00.
Here is something that we can highly
recommend and would like to show you
this property at once, as at this price R
will sell ana sen quickly. Call
HIATT COMPANY,
245-7-9 Omaha Nat'l Bk. Bldg. Tyler 60,
THE FEBRUARY SCORE.
ot Paid Classified compared with 1910
THE BEE gained 8,967 lines
THE NEWS gained 770 lines
THE WORLD HERALD LOST. 14 lines
Figures compiled by Warfleid Adv,
Agcy., an Independent audit bureau.
APARTMENT.
$76,000; income 12 per cent; one year
old; very flue location; mortgage $26,000
and win accept 2U,00S la trade; bal
anco cash or negotiable papers.
CALKINS CO.,
Douglas 1313. CHy Nat Bank Bldg.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
IF YOU deslrs to sell, rent or trad your
property, please can at our oinee ana isi
us show you our progressive methods and
uu surpassing service. Wo have faith In
"primers' Ink" and If your proposition is
listed with us, tt will bo made known
lo a hundred thousand people or wbere
ver all the Omaha newsapers aro read.
SOUTH OMAHA INVESTMENT CO.,
The largest real estate company, from
ilandpolnt of service and equipment in
Nebraska. We are running too lines of ad
vertisements In this valuable paper dally.
4925 South 24tb St, Phone South 1241,
THE FEBRUARY SCORE
of Paid Classified compared with HUS
TUB BEE gained I.MT lines
THE NEWS gained 770 lines
THE WORLD HERALD LOST. , 14 lines
Figures compiled by Warfleid Adv.
Agcy., an Independent audit bureau.
WANTED 4, t and e-roumed houses that
can be sold tor $100 cash, balance $16 per
month; send .complete description first
letter.
W. FARNAM SMITH & CO.
1320 .'araam. Tel. Doug. 1044.
LIST your & and o-room houses wun us
WE SELL THEM.
OSBORNE REALTY
CO., Doug. 1474.
REAL ESTATE To Exchange
i"OR SALE OR TRADE.
Will trad a modern frame business
building in center of the shopping district
on the South Side for Nebraska land. The
store on the first floor rents tor $26 and
the flat upstairs for $16 monthly. Valua
tion in trad. $4,600. No boot money
paid. Particulars only at our office aud
no tuformatlon glveu through phone.
SOUTH OMAHA INVESTMENT CO..
4925 South 24tb St. Phone South 1247.
WANTED To trade for Omaha property, 14
acres of land i miles ast ol spoaane,
stale of Wash., 2-room cottage, 2 big
burns, chicken house, new, solid well aud
windmill, with never falling water; good
team. 2 wagons, plows, harrows, feed
cuiter, cultivator, all tools; well suited
for dairy or poultry farm; no stumps or
racks; all in cultivation; unencumbered.
It cau be rented out every year. Worth
$6,000. Address F. Schmidt, llo N. 13th St.
FOR SALE or exchange, my equity in acre
age one mile from Denver, Colo. Auto
mobile or anything of value. Phone Har
ney 60S&.
WE have some good homes and lental prop
erties for mb, or lowa lanu. uawara s.
Williams Co.. Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg.
FOR EXCHANGE Three flats, $50,000;
runtai $.,ooo. Beach, 215 Ridge Bldg.,
Kansas City, Mo.
FINANCIAL
Real Estate, Loans and Mortgages.
City and Farm Loans
6. sfe and It per cent. Also nisi uiort'
gages on tarms and Omaha real estate for
sale. J. H. Duraout A Co., 416-18 Ketiipe
Uic'g.. Pith and Harney.
Cli'K and . tann loans promptly made.
Rales, t, b and t per cent. .Reasonable
commission.
UNITED STATES TRUST CO.,
212 South I7lb, Omaha, Neb.
WILL PAY 12
for $3,000 tor one . ear; good security. Ad'
dress Box 1866, Bee.
Pu;r CENT to 4 per cent on best class city
residences tu amounts x,uou up; also
farm loans. Reasonable commission,
PE'iCUa 1'RIJST CO.. I Karnsm St.
blU 4
WEALTH CO., REAL ESTATE,
FARMS AND CITY.
114 W. O. . . Bldg. DOUg. 2489.
SHOPEN CO., PRIVATE MONEY.
MONEY, to loan on improved farms and
ranches. We also buy good farm mort
gages. Kluke In v. Co.. Om,.
MONEY on and for city
farm loans. H. W. Binder,
National Bank Bldg.
and
City
0l2
tv CITY
O loans.
GARVIN BROS.,
Um. NaU Bk. Bldg.
MONEX HARBISON 48 MORTON,
910 omaha Nat. Bank Bidg.
07o
UMAHA HOMES, Ei
ST N&B.
FARMS.
O'KEEFE R. E. CO.
1016 omaha Nat'l.
FAitM and city loans, -6fe and li Per vent.
W. a. i nomas, ijeeitne uiag. -oug. mi,
ClTX and larm loans, lowest rates.
L H. LOUGKfci, inc.. bin tweeiine mag.
$ioo tu $lo,ouo made promptly. F. D. Wead,
Wead Bidg.. ifttn ana farnam pis.
LOW RATES. C. G. CARLBERU, $12
Brand em theater Bldg. u. 686.
NO DELAY In closing loans. W. T. Graham,
604 Bee Bldg.
Financial Wanted.
WANTED A large loan on i.oou acres goud
western lowa lauo, two sets ot improve
ments. Call Douglas 2410.
Abstracts ot Title.
U ! Title, Guarantee and Abstract Co.,
XVCII 8o6 S. Kin SL, ground floor.
Bonded by Mass. Bonding and ins. Co.
RLLD ABSTRACT CO., oldest abstract of
ttce in Nebraska. Brandels Theater.
' Miscellaneous.
GALLAGHER & MELSON.
Represent prompt pay Uuiuranua com
panies. e44 Brandels Bldg., Omaha, Neb,
KEAL ESTATE SUBURBAN
Benson.
LEAVING city, will sell our attractive
hungalow (nearly new). This house was
built for a home and Is not an ordinary
house; oak finish down stairs, whits
enamel on second floor. Walls decorated.
Will consider a car In trade and easy
payments. Phone Benson 696-J.
Dundee
BEAUTIFUL DUNDEE RESIDENCE.
A -rlctly modern homo In the best part
of Dundee. Plot 60x136, contains 7 rooms
aud $ baths, full cement basement aud
well lighted attic, living room, 14x28, with
oak beam celling and paneled oak dlulug
room; large bed rooms upstairs, finish eo
In mahogany and whit enamel. Price
$6,0oo; half cash. Shown only by a- ail
ment, SOUTH OMAUA INVESTMENT CO.,
492 South 24th St." Pbons South 1247.
DUNDEE rROFERTlES.
Well localed lots on uasj terms. Mod'
em, attractive houses. Before buy lug
be sure and see
GEORG & CO.
8 ROOMS, all modern, must sell. Make me
an offer. 81 N. 60th Ave. Walnut 1402.
South Side.
THE FINEST NEW RESIDENCE
On the South Side from any angle, ins tide
or out. Modern to the minute. Brick
veneer. Full cement basement and fin
ished attic. Eaumeled tubs in laundry,
with washer operated by electric prower.
Hot water beat furnished by oil burner
furnace. Bath room sxio, tub and snovver.
completey tiled. 10 rooms, 2 alone cost
$587 to finish and decorate. Interior oak
finish. Sun parlor and screen porches.
New brick garage with concrete run
way. Plot eoxlbo; beautifully iawned.
Built by the owner at an original coat of
$14,000. Has sold his business Interests
here, desires to leave ths slate and directs
us to sell for $12,600. Any reasonable
down payment accepted. Listed exclusive
ly with the
SOUTH OMAHAN VESTMENT CO., Inc.
4926 South 24th St. Phone South 1247.
OFFICE OPEN EVENINGS and SUNDAYS.
MEDIUM TRICED HOMES,
on th South Side, on full sued lots,
ranging from $1,800 to $2,000 in d liferent
localities, with all city improvements
near schools and churches; cau be bought
Horn us on a small cash pament,
SOUTH OMAHA INVESTMENT CO.
4925 S. 24th St. Phone South 1247.
HERE IS A BARGAIN.
Two 4-roum houses on corner lot, 60x160,
on car line and paved street, one rents
for $9 a month, and live in the other.
Price, $1,200 fur both, only $200 cash.
SOUTH OMAHA INVESTMENT' CO.
1..6 Soulb 241b St. Pbous, South U'11.
REAL ESI ATE SUBURBAN
South Side.
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL LOT
on S. J 5th St., liOktOo ft. A modern S
room cottage on thu taik end of lhit
slightly terriice plot, Will take auto and
small amount of cash as first payment.
SOUTH OMAHA INVESTMENT CO., INC.,
4923 S. ?tth St. Phono South K47,
OFFICE OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS.
HOMESEEKEKS, ATTENTION.
On a small cash payment we will bu
the lot you select, build a butue slier your
own puns and you can pay tor it on
small monthly payineuie, without extra
interest.
SOUTH OMAHA INVESTMENT CO,
INCORPORATED CAPITAL $J6,000.
4926 S. 24th St. I Hone South 1241.
Miscellaneous.
ACREAGE PROPERTY.
SOUTH OMAHA INVESTMENT CO.
Offers lbs following
ACREAGE PROPERTY,
2V acres uu car line just outside city lim
its, 2-room house, good cistern, bo fruit
trees and flue well that oost $2i0, Price
$2,000; part cash.
6 acres at end of city car line, T-room mod
ern no use with full oemeut basement and
tornadtt cellar. Green bouae. 20X160. Good
barn for 8 head of stock. Chicken bouses
and sheds. Pries $5,ooo; easy terms.
ii acres, just over line in Sarpy county,
away frot.t the high taxes. Rich, level
land, llrst broken in 191b. Raised 4
crops ot aitalta, 46.000. Terms van be
arranged.
i acres, one block from car line near 43d
a ltd 4 Sis., e-room house; bam for 4
biad of slock; chicken huuses. Good well
and enough lruti lor lamiiy use, Pnoe
.1 600. Terms to suit purchaser.
10 aoree on Benson car line. Price and terms
lo be Agreed upon and made satisfactory.
south omaua investment co.,
4926 South 24lh St. Pilous South 1241.
ONE AND ONE-HALF acres on Fort crook
car line. New ii-room house with full
cunent basement. New barn, 14xl$,
K head of stock and other good out build
ing. Fenced for chickens. Goud v ell.
1'nce, $2,6l0. Part cash.
SOUTH OMAHA INVESTMENT CO.. INC.,
49:Ti S. L'1th St. Phone South '-tJ.
Ol'FiCE OPEN fi.VENl.NGS AND SLNUA1S.
SMALL ACIEAUE FOR RENT.
7 Sv acres, North Uinahu; gardening dis
trict, 4-iooiu house; barn, hog housie, etc.
ARMSTRONG-WALSH COM PAN),
Tyler laoU, Ui Rotte Bldg.
REAL ESTATE B'nest Pr'pty
a. WOLF
dowutu
Realtor, uits dlk. Specialist
u tiueiueas property.
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
Florida Lands.
RAISE ALFALFA ItV FLORIDA (.Natal
Hay) tnis winter. First cutting, 90 dajs,
jlt lo $90 annually uu $60 land. 2&
I'axton Btk., Walnut 2067 (evenings).
Iowa Lands.
SiSAl', acres, well improved level bot
tom land in center of valley; iO miles
south Sioux City; mile railroad; lit
miles town; corn, winter whuat and al-
falfa, all under cultivation. Well rented
lur this year. Price, subject to leasu,
$100; e- .' terms. Act u,ulek. Kelly d
! rceland, Oimwa, la.
4Ua7FRUTT and truck" farm, $l,00'caah,
balance suit buyer, also stock and ma
chinery. Box 2010, Bee.
Michigan Lands.
FOR SALE CLOVER-LAND FARMS.
Oralua thrive, Droutn, nail uukuowu.
Rout ciops, dairying, graslug, Ideal. Flue
ruads, market; 144 growing uaya. aver
age killing tresis Outbuur 2, Terms easy,
ueuige RowttiL, jr., '44 Bacon Blk., Mar
quelle. Mien.
Minnesota Lands.
A RARE OiTORTUMTV.
To get a homestead under the Volstead
act lu North Central Minnesota, without
living upon or improving it, hundreds
people are' making application every day
act quick.
BIG 4 REALTY COMPANY,
1015 W. O. W. Bldg.. Omaha, Neb.
Missouri Landa.
aAALL MO. Farm iv uaau and f munin
iy; no interest or taxes, Digiiiy productive
laud; close to big markets, writs lot
poolograpM and tun Iniornialton. Munger,
A-119 N. X. Lite Bldg.. Kansas City, Mo.
GREAT bargains, $6 down; $E monthly, buys
40 acres good iruit and poultry land near
town, auutnetn Missouri. J.' rice only szuu.
Address Box 808, Excelsior Springs, Mo.
Pteoraska Lands.
TH FEBRUARY SCORE.
of Paid CL.sulf.led compared with 1916
THE BEE gained 8967 lines
THE NEWS gained t..,.170 lines
THE WORLD HERALD LOST 14 lines
Figures complied by Warfleid Adv.
Agcy., an Independent audit bureau.
COME TO KEITH COUNTY.
960 acres. Improved, every foot rich)
level toll, some broken; best of wheat
corn land; land adjoining raised 39 bushels
whoat per acre last season. An A-l stock
and farming proposition; good terms.
Cheap at $3. Write Box 88, Brule, Neb.
ojiAL, .Nebraska farms on easy payments-
tt acres up. We farm the farm we sell
you. The ilungerford Potato Growers' As
uoclatloii, Ifath and Howard StB., Omaha,
Oouglaa 9271.
wibi laud made dry enough tor crops or
uu pay, la our way ot draining land. No
tract too large u loo weu Guarantee
Urainage Co., Oakland, Nefc
FOR SALE Best large body high grade
medium priced land In Nebraska; very
little money required, C Bradley, WOl'
bach, Neb.
FOR S all Unimproved quarter,
near
Lodge Pole, .lai; terms. W, S.
Reuiuey, Neb.
Craig,
Texab Lands.
GOING FAST,
Our corn and alfalfa lanl In the Trinity
River Valley, Last Texas, l- last being
bought up lovvr, South Daltuta and
Ncoraska farmers at $26 per acre. That
la our price aud It will produce eu.ua! to
thu best land i . Nebraska. Our next
excursion la I'ar-' 20. W wunt yo
with us, Are u gamoV For complete
Intormatlon as 1 thi country, climate and
cost of trip. Call or write.
W. . FKa:,K,
201 Neville Block, omaha, N
Utah Lands.
FREE HOMESTEADS.
320 acres. Locate now. Snow going fast.
Huiiiesueketa' excursions first nd third
Tuesday. Low rates. Free circular. Hume
sieadera Guide, Salt Jake City, Dtau,
Miscellaneous.
LAND SUiKS
Spicitoiu opportunity tor ltu.ii renters
and wtgo earners lu get lur in uomee,
Small or large tracts suitable fur genera,
farming, Block, dairying, poultry, vuge
tables, fruit. Located in Mlcnlgan's bust
counties. Near towns, schools, good mar
kets. Prices $w to $26 au acre, $6 to
$100 duw, , balance small monthly
yearly payments. Write for ilte iture
and full Information free, 1 want u tell
you all about this country, owner, Georgi
W. Swlgart, D. 1246 First National Bank
Bidg., Chicago, .:i.
MONEY TO LOAN
LOOK! LEGAL RATE LOANS LOOK1
$ ou.oo costs you i s.26 tor six mourns,
1U2.0V costs you 20.27 tor one year..
liili.00 coals you 21.20 tor one year.
2U4.00 costs you 40,80 tor uue year.
$oo.uo costs you oo.oo for one year.
Other amounts in proportion,
EASY PAYMENT'S. UTMOST PRIVACY.
OMAHA LOAN COMPANY,
240 Pax ton Block. TelDoug. 296.
tTuRMTURE, pianos, and notes as security.
8 10 6-ino. . . H. goodj, iota oost, $4.60
H0 " lodorscd no us, toui cost, $2.tfo.
Smaller, larger ain'u, proporttouaie rat.
PROVIDENT LOAN SOCIETY,
Organised by omaha Business Men.
432 Rose Bldg., 10th and Kama in. Tv. 8M
2a'pcton"Dra7urrwssr4lo R, $ol.
AUTOMOBILES
HERE IS AN
EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN IN
A GOOD AUTOMOBILE.
My private touring car. fully equipped,
tn good condition, will be aold at a big
sacrifice. The car Is a 19U six-cylinder,
b0horae power, 6-paaaungcr Mitchell. Only
a cash proposition will be entertained.
Call Harney 10 for full particulars. Dr.
Ftndley.
WILLYS-OVERLAND. INC.
USED CAR DEPT.
Douglas 329. 2U17-49 Farnam.
Touring cars and roadsters of ovurland.
StudeOaker, Maxwell, Ford, Oakland.
.Mitchell, Kulck and Hudson makes.
TERMS IF HESIHKD.
Prompt atU'iillon given to all Interested
out-of-town buyers.
THE FEBRUARY SCORE,
ol Paid Classified Compared with 1911
THE BEE gained 8961 lines
THE NEWS galued 710 lines
THE WORLD HERALD LOST 14 lines
Figures oom piled by Warfleid Adv,
Agcy.. an Independent audit bureau.
AUTO CLEARING HOUSE
22U9 Faruam Si. Douglas 44iu.
19u H up mo one "22" au
1818 Saxon 280
lviw overutid Touring....... 2ib
ll1 14 Chalmers "8 ' SacrlUc
j-i'AHSKNGniR 4u 11. P. V lets Touring i
thoroughly overhauled and repalntvd, to
exchange for quarter section in Banner
or Kimoall county, Nebraska, land. Call
evening iylerl6. Fred Meluts.
fUK sale, chuap lor cash, late model live
pMftsenger car. Will takv urd in par
pH.vmeiil. Call after 8 p. m, 142b S
Sixteenth Si.
a. will li ads you s uew Ford for joui
old one.
INDUSTRIAL GARAGE Co.,
20th and Harney. Duugus 6261.
c W. pKAJSCii) AUTO CO.
. Used Car Dept.
2216-15 Farnam SL Douglas lb.
Almost sny make at reasonable prices.
FOR BALhi Filio looking electric car, good
condition. For particulars call Barney
between 10 a. m. tu 19 o cluck.
i a. 4th St. Crosstown Garage, D. 4442.
H. & B. chock absorbers put on, $i'.(iU,
'1 mnofi r uned cars,
I IN i VUL. CO.,
lain Davenpuit au
60 Per Cent Saved oiiKtiar 'lira Etpense.
AUTOMOBILE taken as llrst paymuui uu
modern cotlage with heat. Box I960,
Bee.
Biv i SC11 X "Jutii-Flx-lu Sou Ideas t cor-
-w 2Uth and Harney a la, Oougiea Hub.
CASH FOR HOUR USED CARS.
AUTO LAC11ANG-. 210. FARM AJa. U. 0026.
TLLL BINLEX, auto repairing; expert
mechanics, 2415 Barney su u, it40.
Wanted.
WILL exchange my t-acrs unimproved
Florida orange land, near Palm Beach,
for automobile, Box Y 902, Bee.
Auto Liveiy and Uaiages.
b.Al'RT auto repairing, "service car al
ways ready." Omaha Garage, HOle Her
i y SL Tyler $66.
Auto Repairing and Fainting.
$100 reward for magnate we vau'l repair,
Colls repaired. Baysdoifet, 210 fL lath.
Nk,B, Auio Radiator Repair Service, aud
prices rlguL ill S. IVtb. D. 1490.
Motorcycles and Bicycles
1 M.KLEX -DAVIDSON .0 1 ORC X CiEb Bar
gam lu used macUluwa, victor Rous, "The
Moiurcyelu Man,'' s'ius Leaveowurta.
PERSONAL
TUU SalVallou Aiiuy luuuslllal liuiue au-
tic its your old clothing, luinlture, maga'
sines. We coileuL W - distribute. PDuiie
Doug. 4126 and our wagou will call. Call
and inspect our new Hume, lll01112-lli
Pudge St.
Ct'iA S'l'UKULSS, massage, electri; Turk
isn baths, manicuring, facial and scaip
treatments, 1604 Harney, open evening
and Sunday.
WAVl'EU 'lo take care of lulunt or small
child; good home and best ot care. Box
1687 Bee.
MISS EDNA, eelentirto massage; 22$ Ns
ville Blk. open evenings and Sundajs.
UULLa" WEBS'iER, massage aud m.
curing. 619 Paxtou blk. Red 2400.
MAE BHUGMAN, soieuUfiu masseuess and
baths, 20$ Karoach blk, Rsd ili27.
AJ-.L. Rrigul Private Jiateiuily Home, $011
Miami SL .o:or xsu.
ig, 620 Bee Bldg. pboue
Puuglaa 6272.
.uanicuiiiig and muss. 1622 Faruam, Htu. 19,
hbu itatu iimasttgB, Ha t amain at
Wauled Care of children. Phone Web. 2.24,
Horses Live Stock 'Vehicles
fc'UK UALL one black Porcueron atuillun,
years old, weight 2.U00 lbs.; good breeder;
will consider trad on live slock, Box
Y-93,Bee,
FOR SALE lb milch cowa at Ariiugton,
Neb. Will not sell leas than 10 or more.
inquire of F, C. Bliss, Room 2t4
change Bidg,, South Omaha.
OK BALL Delivery team, harness and
wagon. 1428 W. Broadway. Phone 1946,
Council Bluffs.
LIGHT delivery rigs, cheap If taken
once. Marks Bros., $204 Military Ave.
Walnut 2118.
FOR SALE -Aberdeen Angus bulls and Shet
land ponies. Karl Kimball, Stan berry. Mo.
TEAM, waguit and harness and good job.
Jones Slaois, 1114 Dodge. Douglas 126i,
FARM LAND WANTED
RANCHES, Farm Lauds, bought, sold, x
whanged. S. S. and R, E. Montgomery.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Juileu Swausoii and wile tu Carl
Johnson, Thirty-seventh atrtiet, 200
feet south uf Grand avenue, wast side,
$50xUU $
Paul W. Kuhns and wlfs to Arthur
stabrook. northeast corner Thirty-
sixth avenue and Spencer, 40x110... 186
Crelgh Sons A Co. to John Moore, Forty-fifth
street. 660 feet north of
California street, east aide, 06x166.. 100
Albert L. Kinsley and wife to Adam
H. Weneske and wife, ivei.t street,
159 feet west of Forty-third street,
iiurth side, 60x128 1,
Athrlfjiiau Culver to Axel L. Berg
uuIki, mirthwest corner Twenty-first
and Jefferson streets, 42xlKU $60
1 run a o us Shulcr, et el,, to Richard F,
oberg, Furty-lhlrd street, 100 feet
north of California street, east side,
60X128
Mrs. Plorance E, Akin, et at., to John
W, Agnow, southwest corner Twenty-ninth
and Chicago streets, 99X
1U8.1; Chicago street, 94,987 feet easl
uf Tweiity-liflh street, south side.
1. DUX 132 U.2D0
Gabby Clerk Riles the
Driver; strike Follows
For ten minutes at the Union uta
lion there was a near strike among
the drivers of the American Express
company. A drner and a clerk at
one ot the unloading docks had some
ditticulty over just how the packages
should be handled. The driver took
exception to orders issued by the
clerk and quit. Several other driv
ers who were unloading or loading
wagons sided with the driver who
was under the ban and they also
quit.
finally the matters ot dilferenc
were adjusted and everybody returned
to work.
Mrs. Andrew Rolff Dies
At Colorado Springs
Omaha friends have received no
tices of the death of Mrs. Andrew G.
Koltf at Colorado bpruigs, Colo,
where she went some time ago for
her health. Ihe Koltf lamiiy lived
for many years at B16 i'orty-lirst ave.
nue. Both Mr. and Mrs. Koltf were
active members of the I'irst Bapt
church of Bensoji.
DDGES REPORT
ON JA1LFEED FEUD
Rule that County Board Shall
Appoint Elevator Man, Sher
iff Shall Boss Him.
NEUTRAL ON FOOD ISSUE
I won't allow that man Dudley to
Up inside lli.it jail as an employe
no matter wnat Happens.
When Shcritf Mike Clark made
this statement recently little did he
reck, perhaps, that keeping literally
lo his word might lead him, the high
and mighty custodian of the public
morals, into the very jail from which
he would debar "that man Dudley."
l'"or the district judges have nude
public their findings alter their probe
into the feud between the siienll
and the county commissioners. And
the jutlgcs decree that the old jail
rules shall be adapted and enlorccd,
plus tli: rule .'i. the plus legisla
tion is a diplomatic attempt to uove-
tail the dilierenccs existaut between
Clark and the commissioners. It pro
vides that the county commissioners
shall appoint a competent and trust-
orthy attendant lor the jail elevator
and alter lus appointment that indi
vidual snail be under the exclusive
direction ot the shcnll, except when
the elevator is making trips to and
trom the juvenile court.
Clark's Dilemma.
The decision ol the judges places
Shcrilt Clark in the dilemma ot cloak
nig ins hostility to Mr. Dudley or
hunting him, the couiily commission
ers and the district judges. 11 is al
most a certainty that Air. Dudley .will
be the choice ol thu commissioners
lor jail elevator man.
1 lie district judges agree in the
statement that it was very dillicult to
reconcile the ditfcreiices octwecu tiie
shenit and the county board, i'hey
said that the situation requires that
the shcritf and the board exercise mu
tual rcuard for the public service,
Jin'v concur iu the bciict that the
statutes undoubtedly mean that the
slienii should have exclusive control
ot the jail'' and its means of ingress
aud euress.
J he judges held aloot trom the
squabble auout the purchase ot sup
plies tor the jail inmates and merely
remark that the laws here seem to
conflict. One provision states that
the sheriff shall ule au itemized list ol
loud expenditures before the slate
auditor. Another law stales that said
list shall be tiled with the county
board tor sanction, The judges with
hold opinion on tins phase ot the leud,
aiKuiiiK thet this is not a test case
and therefore no opinion should uc
handed diwn 11. advance ol a legal
proceeding.
One Long Tooth is
Unly uiew to the
identity of J3ody
That the body found floating down
the Missouri river Friday alternoon
may have been that ot Jons Jeuson
8y years ot age, who disappeared at
Yankton, b. LI., on December ii, is
the belief of Mrs, Jeuson, who has
conic to Omaha in the hope ot iden
Hiving the body as that of her hus
baud.
leuson was thought to have jumped
into the airhole near his residence on
the bank ot the Missouri at Yankton.
When word was received here that a
body had been tound frozen in ice
relatives thought it might be that of
Jeuson and Mrs. Jenson started for
Omaha.
Mrs. Jeuson declared her husband
had unusual teeth and she would be
able to identity him by them, i lie
body was burled last Saturday in
Forest Lawn cemetery. At Johnson
& bnauson s undertaking parlors it
was said the teeth ot the man were
not particularly striking, although
one was quite long.
Railroads May Abandon
City Uttices in the Bluffs
While it lias not been dehuitely de
cided, there is a possibility that up
town city ticket oihccs ot the Union
X'acilic and iNorthwestcru in Council
Blurts may be discontinued, Othces
ot both of these railroad companies
were in buildings burned Sunday
morning.
ihe argument is advanced that ow
ing to the closeness ot the .North
western passenger depot to the busi
ness center ol Council Bluns, the
expense ot maintaining au uptown
ticket olhcc is hardly justihed. As
the Union 1'acinc and .Northwest
ern handled the passenger business
jointly, a tile last namcu road aban
dons its city oince it is expected thai
the iWUiwcstcru will do the same
thing.
J. nc Union Pacific, however, will
maintain an olhcc lor the present and
will at once secure temporary quar
ters. Men Order Drinks, Bartender
And Negro wanop mem
Frank Cunningham and Al Mogen
son sauntered into a saloon at lentil
and Capitol avenue and ordered
couple ot drinks. 1 hey ordered two
drinks and they paid lor two uiiuks,
they asserted, out only received one,
Ihe bartender, they said, became
peevish when they remonstrated with
mm, and swung a billy-cluu with con
siderable ellccuveness ujiou Cunning
ham, Then a negro broke a water
pitcher over Mogenson's head and
ihe police were summoned. All were
arrested except the negro, who made
his escape.
1'olice .udgc Fitzgerald heard the
story and cnarged Joe l'avhcka tii
and costs and released Cunningham
and Mogenson.
Commercial Club Warns
About Railroad Claims
The traffic bureau of the Commer
cial club hat been informed that all
claims against the Kock Island road
in order to be recognized by the court
must be li ed on or bctore April IU.
They are hied with the district court
of the northern district ot Illinois.
This Includes all claims against the
Kock Island or against the receiver.
The traffic bureau has the legal forms
in which these claims arc ti be hied.
MERCHANTS COME
HERE TOM STOCK
Business Men from Three
States Are in Omaha for
Business and Pleasure.
THE FRUITION OF ONE IDEA
Merchants from at least three
states, Nebraska, South Dakota and
lowa, were iu Omaha Monday pawing
over the slocks of goods in the
wholesale houses selecting their
stocks lor spring aud summer. More
merchant!, Horn more states will fol
low today and by Wednesday
there will piobably be thousands ot
strangers in the city laying in their
supply ot goods tor the spring and
summer trade.
For this is Merchants' Market week
in Omaha.
1 tils .Merchants' .Market week is
au Omana institution, it was born
in the active oraius ot such cnaps as
Joe Kcilcy, Koy iijruc, lien oalla
gher and other wholesalers here.
ics, it is growing with growing
Omaha, lliese lciiows a few years
ago conceived the idea ol inviting all
me merchants twice a year, otice lu
the spring and once in the tall, to
conic to Omana during one particu
lar week to do their summer and
winter buying, respectively. The
idea was mat in this way the whole
salers could prepare uelter wall
necessary salesmen and demonstra
tes lo giye litem the best possible
service, uud at the same time thu
wholesalers could thus club together
and during tins one week prepare
some elaOoiale special entertainment
lor the visitors and their families dur
ing Die evenings alter business hours.
Realizing a Hope.
.No sooner was the idea thought of
than it was executed, and lor several
years now, the institution ot Mer
chants Market week has becu a
steadily growing success, it has
drawn mcichanls from a doieu stales
lo buy goods. It draws them trom as
lar souih as Arkansas some years,
and trom as tar west as idauo at
times.
I no morning trains brought in a
good sprinkling ot merchants trom
ail directions and all throughout the
day they kept arriving, ihe first
coiners were busy at me wholesale
houses, getting in their orders tor
goods, lor Ihe first arrivals ot the
nrst uay arc usually anxious to get
their buying out ol the way belore
the rush oi the second, third and
tourth days comes, ihrce special
entertainments are planned, Monday
evening at the Commercial club, au
informal reception; Tuesday evening,
a dinner party, theater party and a
midnight dance at the liutcl Kome,
and Vvedncsday night, a supper dance
and tree prue distribution at thu
Hotel Foiilenelle.
Kugel Now Wants
Vveilare .board to
Uensor the Movies
Superintendent bdirciber of the
Wcliare board will be asked by the
Lily council lo prepare a plan ol regu
lation ot public uauce places uuuer
the proposed direction ol his board.
Superintendent Kugel ot tne police
department, who oucred the resolu
tioned, denied that he wished to ' un
load' anything on the Wcliare board.
lie added that the board might just
as well take over the motion picture
houses while they are at the taking
over business.
Chairman Sturgcss of the Welfare
board said; "That is all right to turn
the dancing supervision over to us,
but will they provide lunds for this
extra workr ihat is what 1 wish to
know." i
Kugel's Remarks .
Are Brief and to
The foint: "Lid On"
hall is to give out signed statements.
The mayor says he was handed a
signed statement last week oil law en
forcement and he willingly signed it,
lii'i-un f a Iih (vnlui,i,.il l, is f.if
law enforcement and could not very
well subscribe mniseit to anything to
the contrary.
Superintendent Kugel believes in
hri'uitv unrl .vpii al tonne l.,it N,u
latest public statement written by his
own hand reads, "lid on."
further than that he sayeth not.
Omaha School Girl is
Missing iwo Weeks
A Ib-year-old school girl is missing
from her home at Twenty-fourth and
Grant streets. She is Marjorie Wes
ton, colored. She is five feet four
inches tall and weighs about US
pounds. A scar on tne right side of
nerMace and one on the back of her
lett hand and a hole on the side of
her nose will help to identify her.
She was last seen at school Febru
ary 11, Information regarding her
should be telephoned to Vvebster 14tU.
Corporation Dissolves;
Never Did Any Business
-otice of dissolution uf articles of
incorporation of the Boweu Transit
company has been tiled with the
county clerk by A. D. Boweu and
Charles T. Bennett, ihe corporate
franchise was never exercised nor any
business transacted.
Craig, Randall and Drake
Form Real Estate Firm
Capitalized at $1UU,IAIU, the Selma
Realty and Construction company,
which will do a general real estate
business, has filed articles of incor
poration with the county clerk. W.
K. Craig, C. C. Kandall and George
H. Drake are the incorporators.
Thorne and Benson Form '
The A. T. Benson Company
F. W. Thome and A. T. Benso.i
have hied articles of incorporation for
the A. T. Benson company, dealers in
women's and children's clothing and
furnishings. The capital is $25,eX).