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REAL ESTATE To Exchange ! V. have a client who t4n : c'" :n Sluux county, NYv. ivprcs niv.i as tuvluf: . tio sand or rock ami im-r ,." :u-rv iri.Hl farm land. True v-r a r-. Will' take a pood resiil'T.-o !m i-n th ;rtr..l K. P. SN0W1EN & so . i 423 S. 15th St. n(,Un I REAL ESTATE Unimproved ! North. ill.NNK Ll'SA Nice lot on Titus Av. , n-ar :4th St., inn he bought at a bargain; this Iol must be mild. Call owner evening- Walnut TO. AUTOMOBILES A HK1SCOK t':shl-(-l!n,i touniiK . ,ir. .-lev-truiilh I'let-1, been used : :i in t;rst i lass ..-oiuIlmii tactory Kusntntee. l,--'ts V. fie jmsf,T,i;er Hipped jrd cem- ti iionsirn'or. r.ir Wilt M'il uniK'i 59V. la. tor . will Till' Salvation Army Industrial Home so 11. i m your o.d clothing, furniture, maga zines W foiled. . distribute I'hone IV. us 11.." ami our w.moti w!l call. Cull aiul ms'. . t our ue-.v home. 1110-1112-1114 l.).lK.. St REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN Dundee. HOJ1KS and home sites in Dundee. jWCJ.ER& CART. 204 Keellne. D. 6074. South Side. 8TKAM HKATKD Apr. in Stargo Blk . 4 i rms. K. H. Henner Co.. Douglas 840j. I Florence. 10 ACRKS, Jl'.iOO. within mil,. Florence: beautiful bldg. site, liest offer on market. lreat bargain. . p. STKHHINS. Acreage. " ACREAGE FOR SALE. Liy nonresident who Is In town and wishel to dispose of same while here. Good I tract, fair Improvements. If Interested call in person for Miner at Her Grand Uotel. ! CALDWELL ACHES. Our new acreage addition southwest of the Field cluli. Acres, hall acres, juarter acres; 'asy t rms. THE BYKoN REED Co. Phone Douglas 297. 21; S. 17th Sit. FIVE acres west of Klmwood park, ideal suburban home site; could be subdivided There Is a real future to this Let me show you. Telephone Walnut 3466 REAL ESTATE WANTED WANT TO BUY Have a number of clh'nta for houses and bungalows, ranging in price from I3.U00 to Ji.Oi'O. S.-c me if you want to sell your home. JOHN J. Ml'LV IHILL (Realtor), 200 Rraiidels Theater Bldg Phone Douglas 96. WANT best 7-room frani. residence that. 19,000 will buy; must be north of Dodge and west of Forty-eight; fronting east or south; also best 6-ruoni house In same district having same frontage, for S5.000. MARTIN INVESTMENT CO. Douglas 6"j9L ivil HAVE several good reliable buyers for 6 and 6-room houses and bungalows With 1200 to 1500 down. Call Osborne Realty Co., Tyler 49C. 7ol Oma. Nat. Hank Hldg. tuke $t50 Oniahn. lots of swe.l and power. 1 evpect to bo out of th.' city for some time, heme d-'sire sHI. Phone Coliat C. see th. r.tf at M3T Florence Ii!vd. "llti"' CHEVROLET. all ui erhaul-d and ncs tires . $- 1915 seven-p. rigor Hudson S.V'5 1917 Maxwell, slightly us, d S135 High grade electri. ally e.itnpped five-passenger ear. A-l condition ...Its; Also Cars Bough', and Ex.-liange.l 2205 Harney. Douglas MflS. ALL kinds of cars for hire, with or with out driver, by the mile or by the hour Fords. 10c per mile. Douglas 730 Ne- braska Service Uarage. qva'lTty " Vsf.d cars; Studehaker Wilson. Inc. We have the best bargains. See us at ice. Harney 871. Farnai.i at 25th Ave. WILL take equity in nice modern '.-room cottage on Caldwell St., for second-hand Ford car and $;"0 cash; no agents, ltox T74, Omaha lice. WATCH for opening of our new garage and salesrooms. ACTO CLEARING HOUSE, liitli and Leavenworth Sts. OAKLAND sensible six. INDUSTRIAL GARAGE CO.. 20th and Harney Douglas 8S51. 1914 TOI'KINC. car electric lights and starter, good top, new winter curtains; only J22r. iS.'tli. Harney 6712. WANTED FOR SPOT CASH. 100 USED CARS; quick action; no delay. Auto Ex change Co.. 2107 Farnam St. Doug. 603s. IlAKUAINS in used cars. ORH MoTOK SALES CO.. 40th and Farnam. Harney 414. GUARANTEE T1RE AND VULCANIZING CO.. all kinds of tire repalrlng.woi k guar anteed. Douglas 76.12. 1DI9 Douglas St. " USED CAR 7ktt7 WILLYS-OVERLAND, INC., 2017 Farnam St. Doug. S:92-l. 1915 T IMPERIAL touring car, starter and lights, fine condition. $165. Crosstown Oarage. :U5 S. 24th. FOR SALE Cheap, light roadster, in good running order. 2049 Howard St. Tel. Douglas 4525. WINTER top for Hudson Six-flf ly-four; cheap. 1MM Farnam. OOOD bargains In used Fords. 4001 S. !4th. Tel. Sdll.u 1.I0U BATTER! KSj" CHA UO ED AND KKI'A I R KD Everready Battery Station, 1206 Farnam. CADILLAC touring car, 4-cyllnder 2U24 Douglas St. Call D. 223. 4 BRAND new Saxon i idsters. 17th St Douglas 9070. BERTSCHY Kan-Fix It.1' Southeast cor ner 20th and Harney Sts. Douglas 2552. "Starters and Generators Repaired. LISTING huuses to rent or sell on small tsali payments; have parties waiting. Western Real Estate. 413 Ksrbacn Bl D 8607 ,d.AINCIAL Real Estate, Loans and Mortgages. FARM and city loans, running from five to twenty years, Interest 6 per cent, 6 4 per cent and 6 per cent. PETERS TRl si CO., 1622 Farnam St., Omaha. Neb jTl.200 MTG. bearing 6 pet. semi-annually, secured by propertj valued tit $61,000. Tal-madge-Loomls inv. Co.. W. O. W. Hldg. H. VV. BINDER. Money on hand for mortagage loans. CltyNaHonalBank Bldg. SHOPBN & CO., PR;VATE MONET I EDWARD F. Williams, r-al estate, rentals j and Insurance. S03-4 Omaha National batik. 5100 to 10.UU0 MADE promptly. F. D. Wead. Wead Bldg.. mth and Farnam Sts MONEY to loan on Improved farms and ranches. Kloke Investment Co., JJmaha OM AH A Tl OMES EAST NEB FARMS. O'KEEFE R. E. C 1016 Omaha Nat'l N ODEL A Y liTCLOSi N GLO AN S W. T. GRAHAM. 604 Bee Bldg WE REPAIR all standard makes ot starters and generators, and GUARANTEE first-class work; quick service and reasonable prices. OMAHA BATTERY IE SERVICE CO. 2212 Harnev St. Tyler 3W4. ALL MAKES REPAIRED AiTto SerWce Co! (Former Strahle & Anderson). 316 S. 19tb St. Douglas 5188. Tires and Supplies. 5 916 Omab Kf.-' CITY O LOANS. Nat. Bank Bldg. GARVIN BROS., Oin. Nat. Bk Bldg. LOANS ON CITY PROPERTY. W. H. THOMAS & SON. Keellne JBldg LOWTlATES cro. cXrTTbE RUTS 1 2Bra n dels Theater Bldg D. 685 Stocks and Bonds. SIX per cent first mortgages secured by Improved real estate located in Omaha. E. H. LOUGEE, INC., 638 Keellne Building. FARM AND RANCH LANDS Nebraska Lands. RANCHES 2.SS0 acres, Chase county, " miles to county seat, well fenced, plenty of run ning water. Price, $25.00 per acre; will take an eastern Neb. farm as part pay ment. 3.840 acres, solid body, well improved, rlose to good town, Lincoln county; 700 acres cultivated, good fences; $12.00 per acre. Terms to suit. 1,080 a"res. Garfield county; two good sets of Improvements, well fenced, 3 miles of water front, Loup river, 400 acres cultivated, two miles to town. Price, 50,000. If these, ranches ire loo large, I have all kinds of smaller ones tell me what you want, as 1 can without doubt satisfy vou. ,i. .1. t'ATZMA.N, 301 Karbach Block, Omaha, Neb. GUARANTEED TIRES 14 PRICE. .Made with two old tires. 30x3, $6.60; 30x314, $7.15: 32x3',i. JS.25. "2-In-l" Vulcaniziug Co., 1516 Davenport St. Agents Wanted. Douglas 2914 TIRES and tubes at half price. New 30i 3 Firestone. $7.90; 30x3. $12 New 30x 11 N. S. Lee and Diamond, $13 Kalman s Tire Shop. 1721 Cuming. D. 5838. TIRE price wreckers This is no 3 in 1 tire COMBINATION TIRE FACTORY 110316 Jackson Agts. wanted Omaha. Neb. BUY Lee Puncture-proof Pneumatic Tires and eliminate your tire troubles Powell Supply Co. 2051 Farnam St Tl RKS- at haTf price. ii. & 41. Tire CoT 2415 Leavenworth St Tyler 1261-W Auto Bodies. SPECIAL FORD SEDAN BODIES. WM. PFEIFFER AUTO & CARRIAGE WKS. 25th Ave. and Leavenworth St. Tyler 701. Auto Repairing and Painting. EDWARDS. E. S., 2616 N. 19th St. .'eb stor 1102. For best results with repair work con.'-ult us. $100 reward for . gneto e can't repair. Colls repaired. Eaysdorfer, 210 N. l&th. Motorcycles and Bicycles har l e y-T7a" viTTs "o n" m oto rcTclesT Bargains In used .Machines. Victor H. Roos. The Motorcycle Man. 27tb and Leavenworth. MEDICAL VERY choice, level 400 acres improved farm, 8 miles from Omaha. Price $250 per acre. Would rent to right man for three years. W. S. Blackwell, Harney 718. 3618 Farnam St., Omaha, SMALL Nebraska farm on easy payments b acreB up. We farm the farm we sell you The Hungerford Potato Growers association, 1 5th and Howard Sts.. Omaha Douglas 9871 FOR SALE Cheap, my improved 166-acre farm near Ponca, Neb., easy terms If desired. Address Dr. C. W. Glllln. 615 F. L. & T Bldg. Sioux City. Ia. A FIRST-CLASS 320-acre farm, 4Vj miles from Hartlngton. Neb. Well improved and all good land, will sell or exchange See G. A. Kull. Oakland. Neb. LIST your lands for quick results with C. J Canan, 310 McCague Bldg.. Omaha. Oregon Lands. "Heart of the Range." Jordan valle project, Oregon. 44.000 acres irrigated land Pree map. Next ex cursion November 6 th. HAKLEY J HOOKER. 940 First Nat Bank Bldg.. omaha. Neb. Wyoming Lands. WHEATLAND. Wyoming farms. Henry Levi and C. M. inlander, 854-5 Omaha National bank. Texas Lands. LANDS at fair value assured by Chamber of Commerce. New plans to settle and develop the most fertile lands of South Texas, immediately adjacent fine mar ket. Farming and dairying demonstra tion under our direction. Only improved lands offered for sale. If you want to own a farm, write for Booklet ,F, Agricul tural Dept., Chamber of Commerce, Hous ton, Texas. GOOD corn land, East Texas. 125 an acre. Get my free book W S FRANK. 201 Neville Block, omaha. REAL ESl A'lE WANTED WANT farm for n-arly new double brick flats on main thoroughfore. rented $70 a month; would like 80 acres, eastern N'e oraska, Improved. Box 8575, Omaha Bee AUTOMOBILES I'OR A I 'TO DEALERS or any good man or firm with a little- money and tho slightest conception of the great and growing opportunity for business and profit in the light motor truck fli Id. 1 have a very attractive proposition di rect from factory for those who will write or phone for appoint ment. Will be In Omaha Mon 'iay and Tuesilay. or can be reached a.iy time through below address. ARTHUR W. SHAW. Hotel S-niforrt. Omaha. N-b. WHY SUFFER? Latest and most scientific treat ment for all diseases. Dr. Charles Barnes. 613-524 Rose Bldg. Ex amination and consultation free. He Is curing thousands. WHY NOT YOU '.' Delays aro dangerous. If you can't call, write. Hours: 9 a. 111. to & p. in.; 7:30 to 9:30 evenings. Sunday by appointment SPIRITUAL s r. Sundays and Tuesdays s in . Mount Hope Spiritualist church. Rev. KM,! D Smith, pastor. Private con sult. mens daiiy. !., Tyler 3.154. 2S19 S. 13th St.. omaha. MISS SMITH, formerly ot ihr Rittenhotlse Sanitarium. i now iocated at Room 2t'S. Kirbach Hldg.. l.'th and Douglas. Red BATHS, massages and manicuring. Central Hath Institute. 1506 Harney St. Miss S. Benjamin, Mgr Douglas 7097. Manicuring mass, and scalp triatment. For appointment call Ty. lojs. 703 S. 24th. MAE BKl'GMAN, scientific masseuse and baths. 203 Karbach BrV Red 2727. LUELLA WEBSTER, massage and mani curing. 518 Paxton Blk. Red 2400. 1M.MANUEL private maternity home. Best care. 2606 Bristol Webster 290S. PRIVATE llconsed maternity home, 4416 N. 38th St. Phone Colfax 2012. SiTKNTlFIC massage ' 520 Bee Bldg. Phone Douglas 6372. BATH and massage. I8113 Farnam St., Room 2. Phone Douglas 8751. K i:Utvi"r.inas!age. 702 S TsTliT D. .'.;. Manicuring and mass. 1623 Farnam. R. 19. MISS WEST, manicure, massage. 210 N. 17th MONEY TO LOAN organised by the Luisinesa Men of Omaha. FURNITURE, pianos and notes as security $40. 6 mo., 11. goods, total cost, $3.50. Jto, 6 mo.. Indorsed notes, total cost. $2.60 Smaller. Inrge am'ts proportionate rate PROVIDENT LOAN SOCIETY. 132 Rose Bldg.. D'.th and Farnam. Ty. 666. i.e'iAi. " " kYtes" LOANS $2 00 $2 10.00 or more C:isv payments, I'tmost privacy "40 Paxton Hldg. Tel Doug, 2295 OMAHA LOAN COMPANY. DIAMONDS ar.d Jewelry loans at 1 and 2'.j per cent. W. C. Flatnu; estab. 1892. t'.ih floor Rose-Securities Hldg Tyler 950. "DIAMOND AND J KWKLRY LOAN'S Lowest rates. Private loan booths. Harry .Mnlashock 1514Ddge D 6619 Est 1891 CHICAGO TAKES ANOTHER HURDLE IN BIGTEN RACE Maroons Win Close Contest From Northwestern by Single Touchdown by Captain Higgins. Chicago, Oct. 2S. Tlie light North western eleven held Chicago to a 7-to-0 score yesterday in a bitterly con tested tame on Stags field. Higgins. the big Chicago iullback, plunged across N'orthwestern's goal in the third period lor thconly touchdown of the game. The contest was marred by frequent penalizations for both teams. CHICAGO. : NORTHWESTERN. Brelos I, E. 1.. E Marquard Jackson 1.. T.jl.. T Townley HondziiisM L. C, L. G Clrlcii Gargas C.C 1 fc) Mcoilton R (1 IR O Mdlder Coc hrane R. T, It. T Randolph Macilonald It. E. R. E Allies Hlockl O B J. H Undorhlll Rouse 1. H I H Crane Ellon It II H H Elllhgyvood lllgglns !'. 1! 1' H Koehlrr Chicago 0 0 (i 77 Northwestern 0 0 0 0 0 Referee: Klfhain. Umpire: Samp, Wis-1 cousin. Field Judge: Eldrldge, Michigan. Head linesman: Umberger, Yale. Time: 15.00 each, t'hlrago scoring touchdown: Higgins. Goal from touchdown : Jackson. Substitutes: Welch for 1'lrkli. McLaughlin for Town ley, l.inrcll for Maniuard. ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUN PIT ON THE MARNE FRONT A cleverly constructed pit for an anti-aircraft gun on the Marne front. Here the operators may wait in comparative safety to wing the first enemy airplane that comes along. 1 c S, -Jf mi Nebraska's Gift 1 Notre Dame Has Field Day AKTI -AIRCRAFT GUN . FrcX ffliri:iJ&iA. ,ns. jr.. of Chicago, national ania-1 CJfnfn T?Of1 Prnoo DR. E. R. TARRY, 240 BEE BLDO. PILES. FISTULA CURED. Dr. E. H. Tarry cures piles, fistula and other rectal diseases without surgical op erations. Cure guaranteed and no money paid until cured Write for book on rec- tai diseases and testimonials RUPTURE successfully treated without a surgical operation. Call or write Dr Frank H. Wray. 306 Bee Bldg. PERSONAL WANTED INFORMATION. We want accurate information of all cases wherein vaccination caused linger ing Illness or death. Please address Coin mttfa of Protest, 5ul Omaha National Bank Hldg. Counties ol Nebraska with, quotas and amounts reported for the second Liberty loan arc as follows: Minimum Amount County. 4)iiota. Reported. Adaim. M!l,200 SSO.uOO ntelope SI'JJMW 200,000 Arthur 4.S00 Banner !l,.tr,0 2,01(0 Blaine 12.6II0 13.H00 Itoono 24,l0 7.),400 Box Itutte -JSLflOO 118.0MI P,ovd 'i4:t,0 190,1X10 Brown lOfl.HOH S-!,000 Uuffnlo 5(!4,(I0( Sl,7r)0 Burt X4'!,WI .Hng.OOO Butler 'J5,00 IKHI.IMIO Cass 428,4tMI 3H,5S0 4'edar 874,4IMi 474,400 Chase 108.600 lOH.tHMI Cherry 191,400 1147,150 Cheyenne -3,800 U50,O40 4 'lnv .1144,600 SI 1,800 Colfax 4Sf..00 SH4J40O 4 inning .157.000 Afift.OOO Custer 4110,800 708,200 Da hot 1I8.8IMI HHI.0O0 Dawes 1011,200 105,000 Duw'HOIl . 403,200 35,300 Deuel lO'.'.IHIII oR.tMMI Dixon 403,200 177,500 Dodge 873,000 874,000 Douglas 4,086,000 10,130,000 Dundv 118,400 27,050 Fillmore S3,009 357,650 franklin 248,400 32,350 Frontier 123,600 11,300 Furnas 255,000 221,300 iHg 67"no 830,000 (.arden 6. 00 (1,100 (.arfield 37,i00 37,200 4isper 43,200 32,400 (.rant 48.000 28,000 (ireeley 184,800 50,000 Harlan ., 171,000 47,700 Hayes 11,400 i,700 Hitchcock 111,000 111,000 Holt 355,200 271,500 Hooker 26,400 S,5(KI Howard 223.800 55,050 Jefferson 395,400 220,000 Johnson 189,600 58,000 Hall 676,200 676,200 Kenmey 178,800 205,000 Keith 81,600 60,000 Kejapalm 31,200 11,000 Kimball 611,000 20,000 Knox 459,000 805.000 Lancaster 1,508,400 3,525,000 Lincoln 276,000 277,600 Logan 30,000 1, 1 00 Loup 19,800 18,100 Mcl'berson , 5,400 Madison 573,600 626,730 Merrick 279,600 285,050 Morrill 124,200 124,200 Nanee 167,400 116,550 Nemaha 235,200 257,650 Nuckolls 204,000 300,00(1 Otoe 466,200 700,000 I'nwnee 182,400 182,400 Perkins 61,200 lO.UOO I'hclim 295,800 271.000 Pierce 270,600 160,000 Platte 551,400 201,000 Polk 271,800 107,450 Ked Willow 212,400 167.450 Richardson 396,000 328.000 IWk 64,8M) 13.400 Saline 500,400 432,000 Sarpy 147,504 45,000 Saunders 708,000 700,000 Srottsblllff 343,200 360,000 Sewnrd 435,600 433,450 herldiin 193,200 20,000 Shernian 141,600 80.000 Kioux 37,200 10,000 Stanton 122,400 200,000 Thnyer 304,200 300,000 Thomas 14,400 3.500 Thurston 147,000 147,000 Valley 180,800 100,000 Washington 842,600 200,000 Wayne 280,200 244,000 Webster 225,000 152.B50 Wheeler 13,800 13,800 York 519,000 500,000 With South Dakota Eleven South Bend. Ind., Oct. 28 Notre Dame defeated South Dakota yester day by a 40-to-0 scroe. The Notre Dame line held at all times, while the pony backs crushed through the Da kotans for good gains. The Xotrc Dame quarterback opened two aerial plays, each of which netted a touchdown. During the re mainder of the game Notre Dame re sorted to straight foot ball. Forward Passing Party For Illinois and Purdue Champaign. III., Oct. 28. In a game which started as a punting duel and ended in a forward-passing party, with the I'niversity of Illinois eleven as the chief actor, Purdue was defeated by Illinois here yesterday, 27 to 0. Coach Zuppke was not forced to dis close any of the strategy he had hoped to conceal until the game next week with the University of Chicago. Ouimet and Guilford Win From Evans and Sawyer Newton, Mass., Oct. 28. A 36-hole best golf match in which Charles G. Evans, jr.. of Chicago, national ama teur and open l iianipion, anil 1). r., Sawyer of Chicago former western champion, were pitted against Fran cis, Ouimet, western champion, and Jesse Guilford, Massachusetts amateur champion yesterday was won by Ouimet and Guilford, 0 up and 4 to Ohio State Runs Up Big Score on Denison Team Columbus. O., Oct. 28. Ohio State university, Western conference cham pions, had no trouble in defeating the Denison university eleven of Granville, O., here this afternoon. The final score was 6 to 0. "Chic" llarley, all-Amcrican right halfback, viewed the game in civilian clothes after the first quarter. Tufts Proves Easy for Syracuse Grid Warriors Syracuse, N. Y Oct. 28,-The Syra cuse fool ball team found little opposi tion in the Tufts eleven here today and overwhelmed them by a score of 58 to 0. After securing a big lead in the early part of the game Syracuse put in second and third string men in the second half. State Red Cross Director Denies Workers Are Paid Through certain sections of Ne braska reports have been circulated that salaries arc being paid to of ficials of the state and local Ked Cross association. Relative to this, Frank V. Judson, state director, has the fol lowing to say. "Head officials of the American Red Cross at Washington, those at the head of this work in the central divi sion, and those at the head of the state work in Nebraska, namely: F. W. Judsoii, state director; Mrs. Z. T. Lindsey, director of woman's service; Miss Nellie Calvin, superintendent of surgical dressings, do not receive one cent of compensation for their serv ices, although they arc giving practi cally all of thcii time to this work. Furthermore, all incidental expenses in connection with their work have been paid by themselves. We wish also to state that no one connected with the Omaha chapter, with the ex ception of the stenographer, receives pay for their services." HOW TO SEND XHAS MAIL TOMMIES" Will Transport Boxes in Addi tion to Mail Service; Must Reach Hoboken Before December 5. (By Associated Pr. Washington, Oct. 28. Explicit in structions lor sending Christmas packages to the American troops in France were issued today by the I'ostoftice department. 1'ostofTices will accept parcels weigh ing not more than seven pounds after they have been inspected by the post master and certified to contain no dangerous or other prohibited articles. Such mail should be addressed witl the name of the soldier, his regiment and company, or other unit, and "Am erican Expeditionary Forces." These articles are to be conspicuously marked "Christmas parcel," and will be delivered through the postal ser vice direct to the mail orderlies witii the troops in France. In addition to the mail service, the War department will transport boxes weighing up to 20 pounds if packed in strong wooden boxfs, not to exceed two cubic feet in volume, well strap ped and with a hinge or screw top, to permit examination by the military authorities. These packages must not contain inflammable, explosive, or other pro hibited matter. They will be delivered through military conveyances. The War department announces that such parcels delivered through it must reach Pier I, Hoboken, N. J., not later than December S. Whether sent through the postal service direct, or through the War de partment from Hdboken, the rate is 12 cents a pound from any point in the United States. English Commons to Vote Additional War Credits London, , Oct. 28. The supplemen tary estimate for a vote of credit for 400,(XX),(XK), which is to be moved in the House of Commons Tuesday by Andrew Bonar Law, chancellor of the exchequer, was issued today. This will bring the total loans for the year to 1,900,000,000 and the total since the commencement of the war to 5, 692,0(X),0(Kli: f Fersistetit Advertising Is the Road to Success. aCDirir Map nd ch,rt f lIlCC Wyoming Oil Fi.Ut Sand for it Thermopolis Oil Brokerage Co. Thermopolit, Wyo. Total $33,504,800 MISS FISHER, su.phur, ateam baths and massage, 379 Bran. Thea. Bid. D. 1569. I Moffat, Former Journalist, Commits Suicide in Utah Salt Lake City, Oct. 28. The body of L. E. Moftatt, former news editor of The Herald - Republican. Salt Lake City, was found in a lodging house today, the man having taken his life by slashing his right wrist and dying from loss of blood. Newspaper associates declared that Moffat had been despondent since he left a local publication. Among fel low workers he was generally known as "Dave" Moffatt. Persistent Advertising Is the Road to Success. REAL ESTATE tEAL ESTATE STANDARD MOTOR CO.. One Allen tourina car. good ahape. One lightly us.d Allen 4-paspenger roadster; oargain. i20 Farnam St. Carl Chrng-irora FOR SALE The best 320-acre farm in the Red River Valley of Western Minnesota. This farm is well im proved and is situated two and a half miles from city of Crookston and one mile from the state experimental farm, on a graded and gravelled road. Has three feet of good black soil over a good sub-soil. Will raise thirty bushels of two dollar wheat, or two hundred and fifty bushels of potatoes per acre. Is well drained and good alfalfa land and will raise good corn of an early variety. Crookston is a town of about 15,000, has good schools and churches and two main lines of railroad. This farm is priced for a quick sale at $90 per acre. Good terms, and I might take in some clear in come property. Answer quick if you want a real bargain. S. S. MELCHERT, Bloomfield, Iowa. W anted 3? I -.'- i I Lv. tIJ II If mm obfm i -6 million knitted things for our soldiers in the trenches mm ft ft' s" .? . i V. I Sleeveless ?jL Sweater jjj Wnstlet That's the word that comes from Europe to the American Red Cross. It sets millions of feminine fingers flying, making sweaters, wristlets, helmets, socks and mufflers. AT home, in street carsuin railway trains, in -t - theatres and picture shows, their myriad needles flash and click, working to send a touch of home and of woman to their fighting men abroad. And it's a work that must be done right. The Red Cross realizes this. That's why 'The Knit ting Book" was published. It tells just what articles the soldiers want and how to make them. has a complete set of half-tone illustrations showing just how the work should be done. It tells the size of needle to use and the kind of yarn. For the woman who has husband, brother or sweetheart in the service on land or sea, it is indispensable. For that matter, any woman will delight in using a little of her spare time in adding to the well-being of the defenders of her home and her country's honor. It is a solemn fact that the safety of the world depends upon the well being of our boys "over there." Send for this book today. Fill in the attached coupon right now and enclose a two-cent stamp for return postage. THE OMAHA BEE INi-OkMATION BUREAU Frederic J. Haskin, Director. Washington, D. C. Enclosed find a two-cent stamp, for which you will please send me, entirely free, a copy of "The Knitting Book." Nime. Street Addren. City State.