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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1917)
OMAHA, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 21. 1917. 5-0 FARM AND RANCH LANDS --k-ACHB FUFKAI.O COUNT! FARJiFOR 8 ALE Aboat 160 aeras In cultivation. 80 acres fast ura Good t-room bouse on good foundation, well built barn for IS horsm with good hay mow. -ranary. chicken house and hog house Fenced and cross fancd. well and windmill The farm Is sorry rolling and some rough, but all sod oil. Is In a fine stale of cultivation for fall grain located about 22 mllea from Kearney and 8 mllea from Amherst Price. IS. 500 Tht farm Bill carry a mortgage of 14. SOfl to $5,000 This Is on or the best buys I know of tn Buffalo founty and with present prices of farm products, this farm should pay the purchase price with lea than three rrots la aa excep tional proposition and will sell O. K DAVIFS. KKARNKY. NCR 1170 PER ACRK, well Improved 80-A faim within 2S mll.s from Omaha, on mile from Ashland, five-room linra-'. l-e barn with hay mow. fenced with hiR post, large double corn crib. well, wind mill, tanka. hog. chicken and milk housa. 12-A In meadow that cut 83 tons of hay In two cuttings last year and S4 In one euttlne this year. 10-A. pasture, balance tn high atat of cultivation. This means 1170 er ai re, no l-ss $1,000 will b V- It. or will rent for the season of 1918 lifter Jan. 1. 11. If you think you can buy for less I will turn you over to the owner. C. .1 Parian, 310 MeCaguo Bldg. , 160 ACRES Washington Co.. Kansas: well Improved; mllea Nebraska line: 5 miles Steele Pity. Neb : 2V(, miles Hollenberg, Kan 130 acres cultivation: balance pas ture;' Ilea fine; Ideal farm land: H mile srhool; priced right for quick sale- good terms- will pay to Investigate this Writs owner! E. N. Craft. 1222 11th St., Des Moines. la. FARM AND RANCH LANDS South Dakota Lands. 320 ACRES. Kail Kiv. r Co., t. U., 12S ml. from good railroad town; good buildings; 4C0 rods fencing; will Mil on lltMral trm or trade for city property Writ Locb, Owner. S43 Marquette Bide. , Chicago. 111. AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES Wyoming Lands. I WANT to buy a good farm in east ern Nebraska or western Iowa. Will pay all cash if necessary. Phone or write. JOHN I. MU1.VIHILL Sf.O Brandels Theater Bldg. Phone De 98. isn-ArRTbrwell Improved farm: nice grove; S miles to county s-at of Pawson county; all can be Irrigated; ITS acres und r cul tivation, belanc In hay and p:sure. Price $110 per acre: $2.0ft0 cash, bahnre I year, at per cent Inferos'. This Is worth lnvestt?atl"K. Writ or see J. D. Eger. Lexington, Neb. " VK1.1. Imornved one-thnuesnd-acr ramb 1 flowing well belt eighteen miles south of Atkinson: two sets bIM1mrs- 8" fenced: four flowing wells: eight hundrnl aros bottom growing clover and timothy, hundred .Ighty cultivated: will ut fv hundred ton. hay. Particulars. W. I rhaoman. Atkinson. Neo SMALirNebraskaTarm on easy raymMj I acrea up We farm the farm we.sell you The Hungerfnrd Potato Oiow.r iLoclatlon 15th and Howard Sta.. Omaha SEVERAL good 160-acre farms In Krwi. Antelop, rvdar coiip'I's: price $. $136 per acre: easv ' ms. A. A Fati man. 301 Karbach B'k. - , RAL good 160-acre farms 1 flop. dar counties: price $.0 to ,. .rr eaev terms A. A. t aii- man. S01 Karoacn m SEVER Ajjflo 1 I - . .... - :t n.ncre well ridge. Neb. Aoaress Neb A KIKST-ri'.ASS 320-aore fa- m. 4 4 ml) Aftm H.rtlnRton. Neb Well Improved and all good land will .'II or exchange See O A. KUNjnaiimMu.j; FOR SAi.R Cheap, my Improved 156-acre f.rrn near Pone. Neb.. d Address Pr C W Glllln. 615 f I, JT Bldg. sinus i n7. LIST vour lands for quirk results with C J Canan. 310 McCague B'rtg.. Omaha Oregon Lands. THE JORDAN VALLEY In southeastern Oregon. la a beautiful, fertile district that you ought to Investi gate. Many shrewd farmers are buvlng there, because their keen business fere ight tells them that Investment will pay b'g returns from the natural Increase In the value of the land alone, to say noth ing of the hlg cro-a that they can produce Frlcei low: terms easy Ask me' for authentic Information, ab solutely f-cs. R A. Fmlth. Colonization and Indus trial Agnt, ITnlon Paetflc C;tem. Room 1319. U. P Headquarters, Omaha. HORSES foreale. i7T$ We'uster 8t "Heart of the Range." Jordan valley protect. Oregon. 44 ooo ir- !ii,d irt Free map. Next ex cursion November Sttt IIAHI.iiY .1 HiinKRU, 94 Flist Nat Rank Bids. Omaha Nb Oklahoma Lands. GOVERNMENT selling for $5 an acre land worth $100 sn acre: eastern Oklahoma; prospective oil, mineral, farm land, rain belt: nv limit; no reserv; title from Washlng'on: assistance given you leasing and profitable selling; 20 years' experi ence; I was formerly government official: government compels square dealing; total cost $5 an acre, $2 cash, batanc $3, long time: at my expense men and women tele graph me Monday Instruct ionst and ISO for each 10 acres desired. Joseph Clark, Indian Land Purchasing Agent, Poteau, Okt. WHSAT AND WYO. LAND. IKATI.AND. WTO.. We can sell you a farm thr to tn mllea from good railroad town at $3$ U ISO per acre. Including paid-up water rights, one-third to on -Quarter down balanc easy trm With rich soil and nvr. falling watei supply, w raise the crops. Splendid water and fine climate. Lands protected by th moulting on tb wet and northwest W raise 60-lb. wheat SO to 10 bu to acr W rats 40-lb. eata 75 to 100 bn to th acre. We rata 4 to ton ef alfalfa to th acre. We raise 300 to e0 bushel of potatoes ' th a-r Wo raise 20 tons of sugar beU to the icre. imall fruit ; 0.fl0 acre of land to select from. Send us your name and address and w will mall particulars. Excursions weekly Low R. R. fare. WYOMING' DF.VF.TOPMENT CO., - OWNERS. i i Wheatland. Wyo.. Land. Ex-Oover.or Joaepb M. Carey. Pre. j Henry Levi and C. M. Rylander, j General Sales Agents. j 854-57 Omaha National Bank Bid. Omaha. Neb; Tel. Uouglas 9 , THOUSAND acres United States Oil land. formerly held for navy, open for filing. Holders Ass'n, 738 Schiller Bldg.. Chicago. " ( Miscellaneous. j Fn 't Farm Bordering Water 1.5( J Feet. Year's Income $3,000 Here la an attractive nomesieaa or i acres, with a beautiful rlvr and valley view, less than eleven mllea to Waahtng- j ton, P. C. Near vlllRge. 100 acre fer. -tile tillage, wire-fenced pastur. Orchard of 1 000 a' "lea. pt-a's. peaches, plums and cherries. Splendid 3-story. )0,room house, tenant house, barn and ou'bulldlngs. Last season's la'om $3,000. Owner unable to operate reduces price to $7,360. Part down.. Details, pag SO, Bt-out' Catalogue of 3:i Bargains In a dozen sate. Copy mailed free. E. A. STROUT FARM AOFNCT. Pept. 3073, 305 S. Uth St.. Omsha, Neb. SKNT YOUR NAME TODAY. Recetv offer from land owners, afentt. very where. UNITED REALTY ASSOCIATES. JnllPt. III. PA RTIFS Interested In Irrigated land, cash or trade, writ A. C Whit. Scottsbluff, Neb. , FARM LAND WANTED WANT IMPROVED TARM close railroad In good community. Will assume mort gage. I have clean city Income nroper tlea paying good revenue to exchange. Am a farmer. Send description of your land. Pon Carter. Camnbell hotel. Nowata. Okt. STUDEBAKER WILSON, INC. See These Qualify Ued Car The demand for new Studebakers has ben so great that we have ac cumulated a large number of high-grade exchange cars. These we have specially priced for clearance, fiving you a choice of splendid values. Manji of these cars are of late model and design, up to the minute in style and in excellent mechanical condition. Call or phone for demonstration. Studebaker 1015-6 touring car, white wheels $550 Studebaker 1916 touring car $650 Stud'ebakcr 1917-6 roadster $775 Studebaker 1917.4 touring car. $525 Studebaker 1917-4 chassis $460 Studebaker 1917-6 landau roadster for $875 Studebaker 1917-4 ton truck... $850 Studebaker 35 touring $250 Overland 85 touring $275 Cbalmera 1915-6 touring car. ..$650 Studebaker 1917-4 touring car. $700 Buick 37 touring r .$550 Maxwell 1917 touring .$500 SEE THESE CARS BEFORE YOU MAKE YOUR SELECTION. DRIVE A STUDEBAKER HOME AND SURPRISE THE FOLKS. STUDEBAKER-WILSON CO., Inc., Harney 871. Farnam, at 25th Ave. FARMS WANTED. We can aell your farm If you will Itat It with us at a bargain for the man who buys. E. P- Bnowden ft Bon, OS S. Uth St. D37t. WANTED To buy, 160-acre Improved farm northeast Nebraska, close to ton and school. Cllve price and terma. 8. Law eon, Clarks, Neb. USED CARS Interstate Touring Car $ 300 Moline Touring Car 300 Hudson Limousine 1.250 fierce Limousine 500 Super Six Cabriolet 1.650 Drummond Touring Car..... 550 Cadillac Sedan "750 Super Six Speedster 1.650 Mitchell Six Touring Car.... 500 Hudson 15-40 Touring Car... 750 En ger Touring Car... f 700 Overland Model 86 Tour. Car.- 550 GUY L. SMITH, "Service First" JESJ Farnam 6t. Douglaa 1179. I PERSONAL INFORMATION WANTED Should these line meet the v of one Frederick Ulken. formerly of Piatt City. Mo., now auppoaed lo be In Omaha. Neb he will learn omethlng to hla advantage by writing o M. H. Newton. Caotlewood. South Dakota Texas Lands. LANDS AT fair value assured by Chambei Of Commerce New plana to eel tie and d velop the most fertile land of South Texaa Immediately adjacent fine market Fa'mlng and dairying demonstration un der oui direction Only approved lande offered for aale V you want to own a farm write for booklet J. Agricultural Dept.. Chamber of Commerce. Houaton ' Tenaa - GOOD corn land. Eaat Texas. iZi an acr Oe my free book W R FPANK. 201 Neville Block! Omaha Wisconsin. FARMS. In TTUconalB. fre are OWNERS of Im proved Marm, ranging from $30.09 to $100.00 per acre. In good soil belt of Wis consin Taylor, Marathon, Lincoln, Lang lade, Clark ard Price counties. Wo are also large owners of unim proved land. We give very liberal terms 10 yrs. to pay, per cent, 1-6 down. We are also In the live stock business and sell horses, etc., on terms. We some time take In desirable property In part payment. Send for fre IHeratur and write to Commissioner of Immigration, Madison. Wisconsin, for government data about the clover belt section of Wisconsin. Write today. Have some real snaps on hand in . -.rtly Imnroved places. LOF.B HAMMEL REALTY CO.. (not Inc.). S4$ Marquette Bldg.. Chicago. Representa tive wanted In every town. TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN. Notice Is hereby given that my "wife, Orace Rell Jonea, has left my bed and board wlthuut fault on my part, and that I will not be responsible for any bills that she contracts. (Signed) RICHARD MASON JONES. Til K Salvation Army Industrial Home so licits your o:d clothing, furniture., maga zines We collect H distribute Phone Doug 4126 and(our wagon will cell Call me Inspect our new home. 1110-tlll-llH Podge Bt. TH K LAW OF POPULATION, an Interesting survey dealing with the problems of birth control; 67 pages; paper covered; valu able opinions; 25c postpaid. Advanced Publishing Co., 8prlngf'"W, III. I will not be responsible for any debts con tractedby Mrs. W. B. Wetzler. x W. B. WETZLER. BATHS, massages and manicuring. Central Bath Institute, 160 Harnev fit. . Miss S. B-ntamln. Mgr. Douglas 7087. GKOItUE KALLuN Virile at one 10 M. E. Fallon, 284S Mercler St., Kansas Clty. Mo. MISB FISHER, su.phur. steam baths and massage. S79 Bran Thea. Bid. P lilt ilanlcurlng mass, and aralp "treatment For appointment call Ty. 103. 7I B. 34th. MAE BRUGMAN" scientific masseus and baths. r.n Karbach Blk. Bed $787. MIS8'SMITH. rnaasulst Rlttenhouse sanl- tarlum, 210-214 Ba Ird Blk. P. 4t$. M'Kl.l.A WEBSTER, maesng and mani curing, 618 Paxton Blk. Red 2400 IM MANUEL private maternity home. Best care. 206 Bristol Webster 208, PRIVATE ltee"ned maternity home. 41 N. 8Kth St Phone Colfax 2042. . j SCIENTIFIC n.aasage. (20 Bo Bldg. Phone Douglas 437 BATH and masg&ge, 1803 Farnam St.. Boom . 2. Phone Douglas $761. Manicuring and mass. H28 Farnam. R. 1$. Mlsa "WEST, manicure, massage. 210 N. 17th K. BROTT. Ma 702 S 1Mb P 52s. Horses Live Stock Vehicles For Sale. 75 BROOD sow, with or without pigs, (tb and Grace. East Omaha, Cart Sorenson. Webster 487. FOR SALFI Two small horses: good con dltlon; twenty and twenty-five! Red 7886. HORSES for sale. 1718 Webster St. 720 ACRES i A choice combination grain and stock farm lying only 6 14 miles from Tj-enton, the county seat of Hitchcock county, Nebraska. Trenton is a live little townVith electric lights, water works and the best12-grade high school Jn this part of the state. Description of farm is as follows: About 300 acres now in cultivation and 150 more smooth and tillable winch joins, pasture lays in bodv by itself and is of the best. All good hard land, no sand or alkali, fenced and cross fenced. Frame improve ments, good well and mill, on R. F. p. and phone in htfuse; 100 acres in winter wheat which goes with the place. Price $15,000 and best of terms. A. Tr McCOY, Trenton, Nebraska. TO OURMANY CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS. Also to any one that Is looking for a good used car. will say thst after Oc tober to, we will be In our new location at 110 Farnam St. . Aim that we will discontinue the name of TRAWVER AUTO SALVAGE and EX CHANGE CO. And from now on will go nndr the name of TRAWVER AUTO CO. Tou wlll havj the wme people to deal with and the same courtesy will b shown you as before. Come and see us In our new home, as I think we can show you some real bar gslna In used cars and they'll all be sold with the same old money-back guarantee. Three new Saxon roadsters' ..$7( 1913 Mitchell, with taxi top 160 FOKDSI FOHDS! FORDSI Wo ar the used Ford men. 1917 ' ler, T- finished and look like new $76 1117 Ford Coupelet, pull starter, shock absorbers , 100 1 PI 6 Coupelet, elertrlo starter and lights, all new tire $60 10i u, i .tl, net i lc s artor and Ilghti . v 476 1917 Touring Car, a good tye 326 1114 Touring, Just overhauled ........ 200 ltlt Roadster 286 1916 Roadster 225 Winter top for Ford touting 26 WlnterJop for roadster 20 Also have new winter tops for all model Fords. tRAWVER AUTO CO.f 1!9 Farnam St Phone Douglaa 0070. Bargains In Used Cars 1 Ford car, roadster, tn good repair, 1814. 1816 engine $22$ 1 Ford touring ear. In good repair, 1914 $60 . 1 Ford touring car. In good rapalr, 196 200 1 Ford truck, 1914, a good one 226 J Ford truck, panel box, closed- In ... . 260 1 Chalmers truck. I ton 200 1 Chalmers truck, lty-ton solid Urea and chain drive .'. $60 1 1917 Maxwell touring car, good as near 660 1 e-eyllnder Mitchell, electrically equipped 460 Light touring car, runs good 100 2-in-l VULCANIZING CO. Douglaa 2914. 1616 Davenport St Auto parts 'j price. ' A BRISCOE eight-cylinder, five passenger touring car, electrically equipped and com plete, been used as a demonstrator, car in first class condition.. Will sell under factory guarantee, lists $986 factory, will take $660 Omaha, Iota of speed and powar. " I expect to be out of th city for soma time, hence desire to sell. Phone Colfax 656, see the-car at 6435 Florence Blvd. FOR SALE" OR TRADE. 1917 model $-nger touring Haynea oar, g-cyllndr; bought new latter part June; perfect condition; will consider good quarter western Neb. or Colorado land at right low price. Box Y 248, Omaha Bee. 1 I1T MET"? TOURING CAR. food ghap. I sxtra tti os. RE. L BARGAINS IN US.JD F0RD,CARS SEE US M'CAFFERY MOTOR CO., AUTHORIZED FORD AOENTS. DOUGLAS J500. tOTH AND HOWARD. 1917 MAXWELL, slightly used $410. A-l condition. 4 nw tires and extras, $6S6. 1916 Chalmers, 7-paasengor, 1 Ilk new. $400 - Model 80 Overland, very food shape, $36, 1916 Chevrolet touring. l overhauled, good tlrvs. look Ilk new. $286. High grad slectrlo equipped tour ing, A-l condition; quick ale, $200. CALL DOUGLAS $10$. Or see ars at 2206 Harney street. SEVERAL BARGAINS 4N USd CARS'. ' 17 Maxwell. Good Velio. Oood Over, land. Good Reo. Nearly new Haynes. Open from 9 to 4 Sunday. Tel. Red iiti. Rea. Harney $0f6. NEB. PATERRON AUTO CO,, 2010 Farnam 8t. PACKARD WE HAVE PLANNED TO MAKE THE WEEK BEGINNING OCTO BER 20. "PACKARD USED CAR WEEK." WE ARE OFFERING A SPECIAL GROUP OF CARS THAT WE HAVE I ISTED BE I OW AT PRICES THAT WILL EN.R E us to mavf: quick STrS. YOIT GET THE BENEFITS. J, 8 p.eVaM T-twtr. cr 11 f. eo"',n, rH t- ed .'t. Tt """I teVe ,).,,.ia' H"i tn tv's rmr ?, '..My appreciate It. Price $J.OO. J. tK TcVrd T.aaKr dem- y.l-ted, Ifl fn c'""''n. Ta e,'-1ee ear w. m the .'"'"Ot st'-e ever rimc4 r.. on r"""et hr Tack. 1,-4 Vr C Cn . Phn" S f demonstration. Price $$0A. tt1 ."ed'tiac reader, praetl ett nw t'd li'it a rt time. c-d tlra on utra -t has nv-r been art. Tfc1s cr Is ff'tv enulroed. yri'S b"iner. Wtiv rv over f aaa for a new m-dater of this tyt when tt ts nnaelbla to buy this csr for $2,000. Ittf crtT"e-nwith roadster, tn fl-i condition, extra tt and whe1. A ananpv rai"r with lota of pep. Price $00. C1almer ear. In a-ood con. dttton. with tHee ran-leta; from $" to $7. Too mt s-e these ear to appreclat thero. Jew Liberty $-pasenger Cham, m roade'er. Extrs tire, tq fine condition. A beaotlfnl car and a wonder on th roed. This car sold for $1,860 with out extra tire. Prlc complete. $1,000. PACKARD Used-Car Dept. Phono th Harney $14 Orr Motor Sales Co.) Farnam EXTRA cheap for cash. 3 ' flve-pusengor cars. In fuod running order. 1 Culck, 10 cylinder block; several uaod ($ casing and tubes, also several Jacks, pumps, lamps and other article. 631 Corby St. Bnson JOJW NO WAITINGNO DELAT on new Fords. Wo 811 new Fordi, to out-of-town ous tomera, tee as for bargalna In used Fords. FOKU EXCHANGE, 260$ Farnsm. Tyler $209. STANDARD MOTOR CO., On Allen touring car. good shape. On slightly usi-d Allen -passenger rosdstcri oarguin. $020 Farnam QU Carl Clung- strom. HAVE brand new Hudson tuper-Slx louring car, latest model, that must be sold today for cash. Will take Ford aa part pay ment. Car n?Ver used. Fbons Uouglas 6'28. FOR SALE Cadillac Eight 61. six new tires and ist painted; car is in A -no. i shape; have two ri i reason for selling. W. F. Crook, North Platte. Neb. ELECTRIC Westtnghouse Startvr for a Ford machine. Stop at 1314 Howard, look It over and then call Tyler 60. Ask for. Mr. Melotx. Kvenlna, Ty. 1886. HVIi pasrieiiger faige tuuttnn car, elwtrlo starter, fin condition. Just overhauled. Must sell quick. Spot cash $300. Doug. 66f4. FORDSJ- FORDS I FORDS! We are the used Fort men TRAWVER AUTO SALVAGE EXCH.. 110 6 17th St Douglas 9070. 1914 MITCHELL 6-cyllndor touring car; just overhauled and painted: In flist-claaa shape In svery particular. Phon L. B. Shamblen. Bouth 2526. FOR SALE 1917 Model 90 Overland road ster, run t.ilOO nlles: extra mounted cas ing; Pyrene extlnfc usher; first-class con dition. Phone Harney 0199 ALL kinds of cars for hire, with or with out driver, by the mile or by the hour Fords. 10e per mile. Douglas 7290 Ne braska Service Gsrag. HAYNES Cloverlsaf roadster 191$ model; excellent condition; looks Ilk nw nau Nebraska Oldsmobtl company, 2669 Far. nam (treat. AUTO EXCHANGE CO., BARGAINS Remember, w ar th only usad car bous that has no cars on consignment no ports, and pay spot cash for used cars Our large bustn.es snablus us to deal on very small margin, thus giving you the csrs at better price than anyone else. Kord touring, good running order.. .-$160 Ford touring, nearly new tire 186 Ford touring, 1914, demountable lim. 195 Ford roadster, thoroughly overhauled, and net tlrea 196 f Ford touring, nearly new tires 186 ' Ford touring, with larg storag bat tery M6 j Ford touring, like new, 1917 $60 vA ..mm tftlT ,mnnl.hl. rim I and many other extras, nwly painted ' Chevrolet, tlks new $00 Overland touring, Model 76. nwly painted $76 Overland touring. Modal $0, newly painted $00 Overland touring, Model 79 $6 Overland truck, panel body, electric llghta and starttr IT6 Bull k touring. Model 26, good running oroVr W Butck touring, Model $1, good running order 15 Buick louring, Model 87. ewly paint ed 60 Buick Hutu six roadster, good running order 675 Oakland touring, food running order. 186 Oakland roadstor, electric lights and starter $00 Mats touring, electric lights and starter, wlr w hue la 226 Studebaker touring, newly painted, electric llghta and starter 860 Klasell Six, newly painted (00 Chalmers Six, newly painted, electrlo lights and starter 400 Chalmers 6-40. newly Tainted 660 Chalmers tourlnp. 80, 1913 176 Cole ,,8" roedmer, nearly nuw 800 Hudson Six 64 coupe 450 Hudson "JJ" speedster, classy and fsst " Maxwell touring, 1918. all new tires.. $60 If you sre d!s.iat!sfl d with your old car, trade It In and get one you can use. Make small payments each month. We ator tt for you un'll you want It. Open Sundays and evenings. AUTO EXCHANGE CO. Motorcycle and Bicycle HARLET-D A V 1 D S O N MOTOUCYt LES Bargain In used Machines Victor H Rous The Motorcycle Man. 37tb and leavenworth MEDICAL WHY SUFFER t Latest and most scientific treat ment for ali diseases. Dr. Charles Bsrnes, 618-624 Ros Bldg Ex amination and consultation fie. II 1 curing thouaatida. WHY NT YOU? Delay ar dangerous. If you can't call. writ. Houra: 9 a. m. lo 6 p. tn. : 7:$0 to 9:30 evenings. Sunday by appointment drtetti. tarry, $40 BEE BLDG. PILES, FISTULA CURED. Dr. E. R Tarry cures plla. fistula and other rectsl diseases without surgical op erations. Cure guaHftftmd snd no money paid until cured Write for book on rec- Rt'P'il'Hai eui'cewfully treated without s surgical deration Call or write Dr Frank H Wrsv. S8 Bee Rldg OUR neX Poultry Extension Department Is open tor your Inspection. Come down and see oor modern poultry house our yards cur chickens. Com down and meet Mr. I'fford, our poultry expert. Talk to him about your poultry trouble, peril p he ran help you. No charge for hla srvlcis. Come down and buy Red Feather Poultry Feeds. W feed them to our own thor oughbred stock. M. C. relers Mill Co., '9th and H Sis., South Sid. Telephons Tyler It. City Sales Department. MUST sell at once, account leaving city. 55 pair canari, 20 pair Homers and mixed pigeons. M, Mollner, 30 Bryan St Hen eon. por IlTsnn 46 W. " BOSTON TERRIERS AT STUD. T '. tered and Prix winner. 8224 S. 17th. Phone Harney 4438. REAL ESTATE -TRANSFERS hoy N. Tow) and wife to Lawrence Larsen. northwest co ner Thirteenth treat and Archer svsnus, 40xl!0; Thirteenth street $0 feet north of Archer venu, west sld, 40x120...$ 700 William Parson lo A Mr. Quda. K street 100 ft west of Thirty-fourth tiMt north td, 60x9 100 Frank Lyer and wife to Charles Cage, Seventeenth street, 160 feet north of P stmt, west tide, 60x130: alley be tween Seventeenth and Eighteenth street, 100 feet north of P tret. ast side. (6x60 L 850 Edith I. Palmer and husband to A. G. Hruner, Thtrty-elshth street, 120 feet north of Pratt st.eet, west side. 40x134 100 William H. Small to Earl R. Gibson, Evsns street. 46 feet t of Twen ty-seventh street. Tiorth side, 46xU'4 300 Arthur J. Miller and wife to Morris Teptllsky. northeaat corner Twenty third and Grace st'eela. 28x100 .... 1,350 Solwyn Doherty and wife to Flor ence F. Sumners. Chicago street 260 foot west of Fiftieth street south side. 60x138 7. BOO WATCH for opsnlng of our new gsrag and salesrooms. AUTO CLEARINO HOUSE, i6th and Leavenworth 8ts. DANDY new 6-r.. all mod., oak finish bun galow. Will tak good lot or 1st modi auto m first payment Web. 4661, or Tyler 721. DODGE. 191$. food condition INDUSTRIAL OARAGE CO., 20th and Harney. Douglas 6251. FORD Light delivery, food shape. INDUSTRIAL GAKAUE CO., 20th and Harney. uoug,ua 6261. OAKLAND sensible six. INDUSTRIAL OARAGE CO., 20th snd'Harney. Douglas 6261. HAYNES 1917 touring, fine condition. INDUSTRIAL GARAGE CO.. 20th and Hsrney. Douglas 6351. TWO 1917 Ford touring car. Extras. Run 2.000 mlks. $365. CroMtows garage, $1$ f. 24th. D. 4442. 19J4 TOURING car, electric light nd atart-, er, food top, new winter curtains; only 1226. 848 S. 28th. Har. 6712 BARGAINS In used cari! ' ORR MOTOR SALES CO.. 40th and Farnam. Harny 414. DUNDEE LOTS On Easy Terms We are offering choice building lots located in Dundee's Newest Addition, between 48th and 52d and Dodge and Howard streets, on terms of only 1-10 cash and 1 of purchase price, payaWe monthly. ' Good lots can be purchased in this addition rang ing in price from $800 to ? L,500, except corners, which are a trifle higher. v All lots are put to the established grade, all streets are paved and lighted, city water, sewer and gas in front of all lots. No delay when building be cause all public improvements have been installed. We have locations in this addition where you can build a 112-story bungalow costing $2,500, a lVfc-story bungalow costing $3,000, a 2-story house costing $3,000 and also $4,000. ' Let us show you how you may begin owning your own home on easy terms. Liberty Bonds will be ac cepted in lieu of cash. GEORGE & COMPANY (Realtor?) Douglas 756. 902 City National Bank Bldg. Douflaa $016. 2107 Farnam Bt RttnTUUf "If.n.KI. Itr Southeast cor- nvr 20th and Harney Bt. Douglaa 1662. WANTED FORSPOT CASH. 100 USED CARS: quick action: no aeiay auio r.x change Co.. 2107 Farnam Bt Doug 6086 6TJARANTEE PTRB AND VULCANIZING CO.. all kinds of tire repairing work guar anteed. Dougla 7661. 110$ Douglaa ft U8ICD CAR OEPf WILI.YS-OVERLAND, INtf.. 1047 Fsrnam St. Doug. 1291-L. CADILLAC 4-cylinder. 6 passenger touring car In first clasa condition Call D. 223 GOOD bargain In used Fords. 4001 8. 14th. TH South 43titi PACKARD touring car for sal cheap. fax 1016. 1 Col- 1917 FORD touring car, In food condition. H. 1633. FOR BALE 1914 Foard tourlnf ear. Doog- laa 19.74. BUY and Mil old cars. 60(7 after 4 p. m. 1617 N. jllit Wb FOR SALE Ford coupe, $428. 3620 Popple- ton Ave. Harney 4730. 4 BRAND new Saxon t jitlsters. 17tb St Douglas 9070. no a BATTERIES CHARGED AND REPAIRED. Everredy Battery Station. KlU Farnsm Auto Bodies. SPECIAL FORO SEDAN RODIES WM PFE1FFER AUTO A CARRIAGE WKS 25th Ave and Leavenworth Bt. Tyl-r 701 Auto Repairing and Painting. $100 reward for . gneto we can't repair Coil repaired Baysdorfer. 210 N l"th Starters and Generators Repaired. WE REPAIR all standard , wakes of starters and . generators, and GUARANTEE first-class work; quick service and reasonable prices. OMAHA BATTERY US SERVICE CO. 2212 Harney. Tyler 3394. ALL MAKES REPAIRED Auto Service Co I Former Strabla & Anderson I, 116 8 19tb St. Dougla 6489. Tires and Supplies. GUARANTEED TIRES H PRICE. Mad with two old tires. $0x1. $6.60. 10x3H. $716; 22x3Vj. $8.26. "2-In-l" Vulcanizius: Co., 1610 Dsvenport Bt. Agents Wanted Douglas 2914 TIRES sale. $6 and up. G. A O. Tire Co Expert tire repairing and retreading $416 Leavenworth St. Tyler 1261W. snl 11 8. 17th St. Tyler 8184 BUT Lee Puncture-proof Pneumatic Tlrea and eliminate your tire troubles. Powell Supply Co. 2051 Fsrnam St. TIRES and tubes at half prlc. New 30x 3 Firestone. $7.90; $0x3H. $13. New 30x 8V, N. S. Lee snd Dlsmond, $1$. Katrnan's Tiro Shop, 1721 Cuming. D. $88$. TIRE price wreckers This ts no f In 1 tire COMBINATION TIRE FACTORY 11414 Jackson. Agts. wanted Omaha, Neb. Curiosities of Olt Trade in Rare Articles How many of my readers have ever heard of civet? Vet without civef my lady's perfume could not be made, for it is used as a base for all scents. Paradoxically, it lias a most disagree able odor and is obtained from the civet cat. a native of Asia and Africa. Last year $145,000 wortl of this ar ticle came into this country, packed in bullock horn$, the method em ployed in exporting; it since the days of Solomon. In the Far East it is used for flavoring candies as well as for incense. To give an idea of the value of the animal which contributes this article to commerce, let me state that in trading a civet cat ir always reckoned by the natives as worth one ox. ' Ambergris, a solid, fatty, inflamm able substance, of dull gray or yellow color, streaked like marble, is the result of a diseased condition of the intestinal tract of the sperm whale, h it often found floating on the sea, and also in the abdomen of the whale. Its chief use is as a base for perfume and for flavoring in cooking. Last week, in New Bedford, an American whaler came to port with 231 pounds of this article on board which it picked up at sea, worth approximately $30 an ounce. Some of our brightest and best colors come from cochineal, an insect which feeds on a species of cactus known as nafal, which grows in Peru, Mexico, Algiers and Spain. The Az tecs first'used it and it was so valuable that it was mentioned as one of the staple tributes to the Spanish crown, in 1518. Tlfe female insects only are used and are collected from the plant by brushing them into bas, which are then immersed 1 in boiling water. They are -then dried and ihipped, Spanish fly is another insect much used in medicine as an irritant It is gathered from the W&c bushes of southern Europe at night by shaking the branches, the collector's hands and face being protected by veils and gloves against the volatile discharge of the beetles. Then the insects are killed by immersion in hot vinegar. One one-hundredth (1-100) of a grain of. Spanish fly placed on the lip rapidly causes a blister. Leslie s Weekly. 1 Difference in Weight of Aero and Auto Engines Why is It that an air engine is so frail and an automobile engine so stanch?' The answer is to be found in the flyine machine itself. Ounces must be saved in the construction of a fighting biflane. ThiMastest ma chines thus far built have a wing spread of about twenty-five feet Everything is sacrificed tc the engine. tor in a hght at iu.uuu teet lite ana victory depend on speed and man euvering ability. Hence we find en gines of 160 horsepower on fighting planes, gnatlike in s ze compared with bulky bomb dropoers. The factor of safety is reduced to the danger point, the machine is stripped of everything that can be spared, the fuel allotted is sufficient only for a two-hour flight; but a few hundred rounds of ammunition can be carried. and lastly, the engine itself is pared down until it weighs scarcely more than three pounds for each horse power developed. s Because the whole structure of a flying machine is so delioerately frail, because no solid foundation can be supplied, the vibration is unendurable. It speaks well for the airplane builder thatTiis engine is not literally shal:ea to pieces. An automobile manufac turer is not haunted with such me chanical terrors. He tan build as heavily and substantially as he pleases And that he does to please is proved by his engines, which weigh often thirteen pounds to the horsepower. Not only the fate of an individual airman, but perhaps the fate of an army, depends on spark plugs, bear ings and pistons in a duel to the death among the clouds. And yet the en gine must be so lightly made that ft cannot long withstand the terrible vibration and strains to which it is subjected. ,What can vbe more paradoxical than to save weight in order that great heights may be at tained at the climbing rate of sixty miles an hour, only to lower the effi ciency r.c-;iously? American Review of Reviews. AMERICANS HAKE GLASS LIKE JENA Swill Greater Improvements ia Chemistry Hr.ve Led to Development of Glass Kitchenware. A year or more ago Ellwood Hen drick expressed the opinion in the New York Times that chemistry had not broken into tociety; that chemists sometimes tread its invisible doorsilt, but that th::: drlrgs not a sub ject of among men and women. V at statement does not hold good today. The New York chemistry ex.nu.. .n altered the point of view and Mr. Hendrick tells why in this words: "An exhibit on like the present would have been impossible ten years ago, even if the apparatus and prod ucts had been at hand. An observer remarked the other day that ' this is no real chemical show; there should be a big display of leather, all kinds of soaps, synthetic perfumery, and a great variety of lacquered goods. Ten vears ago thu is the only k-nd of a display that would have drawn, but the observer was wrong because to day we have passed the kindergarten and object lesson stage of .chemistry, Instead of great heaps of toilet soaps in fancy labels, there are the things the soapmaker wants to know about tnarvclously designed and cast ketJ ties, drying and distillation apparatus in which to conduct his proctss of splitting oils and fats to soap and glycerine, for pressing and molding his soaps, snd for the recovery of his glycerine. It it not a scarehead ex hibition, but rather an opportunity for enlightenment Labaratorjr Glassware. "In referring to society I have npt so much in mind a succesiiou 6i tea parties and dinner-dances as meetings of bank directors and the discussion of men who direct affairs. I odifr the subject of glassware in proof of my contention. , "Ten years ago an improved lap oratory glassware, made in this coun try, was offered on the market Gov ernment tests showed it to bfe better than any imported. But ebem'sts themselves were bluffed out of uting it by the persuasive voice of th? Ger man agent Circumstances over which we have had no control have demprt strated to us that a German accent tt not of necessity the voice of truth, and yet there we 6at, popeyed and open-moufhed in wonder and admira tion, when they t61d us that Jen glass was "standard." Nobody would buy that American glass. But under the whip of necessity we buy it How and marvel at its merit It really seems as though, compared with the German selling agent, the American commercial traveler was a thy and modest violet a soul of whispers and blushes. In the meantime, still greater improvements have been mad$, and these have led to the development of glass kitchenware and baking dishes, which is a step forward in household practice, i A metal dish or pan re fleets the heat away from the sides, whereas a glass dish lets it through. Therefore, a glass dish saves both heat and time in baking. "I want to emphasize the fact that we Americansare very like other people and that while we are doing pretty well in chemistry, the old fogy is prevalent among us. When Ernest Solvay's ammonia process for mak ing soda ash wag established here the product was pure and white. For economical reasons they packed it in large containers. The imported soda ash, made by the Leblanc process, came in small containers, and it had a yellowish tinge. We (for the old fogies are as much part of us as are the clever ones) would not have it; we wanted that yellow stain and the small barrels because we were used to them. When they put a little yel low coloring matter into the soda and packed it in small barrels we began to buy. They do not have to do so any more, but the practice had to continue until a good many first-class funerals had taken place." New York Times. i , Stung at Aucticn Sale. . But Finally Recoups Seeking a horse, John Dofy ac quired u hearst and hereby let hiht se'f in for considerable mental tribu lation. But Mr. Doty is once more breathing freely, and his reputation as the "David Harum of Nassau county," who has yet to Jet the worst of it in a trade, horse or other, remains undimmed. vMr. Doty, how ever, asserts that he wftl stick to horses hereafter and will not take any "flyers" in hearses, airplanes, baby carriages or such. Mr. Doty takes a just pride in his judgment in buying, selling or trad ing, so, far as horses are concerned. He went to an auction sale at which the property of an undertaker wat offered for sale. He thought he might get hold of some horses, Which he used at Camp Mills. He saw no animals which appealed to him as desirable for his purpose. When the auctioneer offered a fine hearse, with silver mounted trirn mings and a set of double harness, also adorned with fancy trimmings, Mr. Doty, who found time hanging heavily on his hands, offered $5. "just to start the thing along." To his amazement the lot was "knocked down" to him. When he called about a score of New York and Long Island undertak ers his astonishment gave way to a ' disconcerting conviction that he was "stung." He was informed that horse drawn hearses are out of date and that no one wanted his at any price. Mr. Doty sat down to think it over. It wasn't the $5, but the thought that he would be known as having "fallen for" such a proposition. A hearse that nobody had any use fori How the boys gol durn 'em would laugh. He went and looked his property over, and an idea struck him. H looked up a carpenter whom he knew. ana wno. alter a consiaeranie amount of chaffing, agreed to give him $20 for the two plate glass sides of the hearse. They will be used 'h a Hampstead home now building."" A truck gardener got interested in the double harness, without the fancy trimming, for which, he asserted, he had no use whatever. Mr. Doty sold the harness for $15. A huckster took over the running gear for $5, and the brass trimmings, with brass selling at 30 cents a pound, will sell for about $5 more. - ' Having collected $45 for wliat hai cost him $5; Mr. Doty looks his fellow citizens in the eye once more, confi dent that his record is without a flaw. New York Herald. Bee Want Ads Produce Results. Ti