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CARD OP THANKS.
AvK wish lo I hank our many friends for
llitlr klndne and avtnpathy shown, and
fur Ilia lx-.uiif.il flow, during In
Illness and draih of our d.ar huaband
and fmher. lira. John J. 'ury and
Kamlly.
FUNERAL. JDI RECTORS.
F.J.'STACK&CO.,
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OMAHA 8 I1KST.
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Thlrly-lhlrd nd Karnaiiv
Hulse & Riepen
PlrtNKKR ri)NKRAt innECTons.
Kormrrly it tOl 8. )itttl St., htv
movrd to iili Cutnlni Ft. Ja. U'-H.
"H E AFEY&"rrE AFE TY
I'ndtrlakar and Hmbalmara.
Thon HA. :4. U(flc J611 farnana.
FLORISTS.
LEE LARMON Rti
sat rr with ri-owr.Rs krom hkss
A BWOBODA. Hit FARNAM tiTP.EICT.
I.. Hndrnn. U07 Farnam. Jackion 15H.
JOHN BATH, 1DV4 Farnam. JacUnon 10.
CEMETERIES.
Forest Lawn
Th lrrt and mnat beautiful ceme
tery In Nehraika; S20 acre. Juat north
of city Umlta. A mutual cemetery all
revenuee urd for Improvement and
perpetual car. Office t entrance to
cemetery. I'lty office, 7!0 Brandel
Theater Building.
BIRTHS AND DEATHS.
Hlrtha.
John and Dorla Petron, 4102 Corby
treet, twin, firl. boy.
Menrhel and Uerlrud Cenderlla, hof
pltal, Slrl.
J.ador and Teeel Teaeler. hospital, boy.
John and Haiel ilcKeajue, 43U Pat
rick avenue, boy.
Anton and Marie Novotny, 642 South
Twentieth treet. boy.
Antonio and Caroline Barone, 2905 Deer
Park boulevard, boy.
Stanley and Antonla Papuga, Forty
third and I treets. girl.
Jamei and Anna llatejka, 21X1 Martha
atreet, boy.
Harry and Mabel Ahlbeck, hospital,
Clrl.
Elsworth and Metta Devereux, hospital,
boy.
Clyd and Elnora Wakeman. hospital,
boy.
Morrl and Rose Miller, hospital, bos'.
Raymond and Florence Roberts, 6316
Florence boulevard, boy.
Deaths.
"William Leonard Phillips, 33, hospital.
John F. iladlgaii, 49. hospital.
LnlM Carl Sanderson. 3, 3430 Franklin.
Robert C. Uilbaush. 61. hospital, i
Mrs. Wllamena Ciaus, 66, 423,8outh Six
teenth street. i
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
The following person were issued per
mits to wed:
Charlea E. Benjamin, 23, Fremont,
Neb., and Eanlce Poole, 17, Fremout,
Neb. .
Charlea Betcher, over 21, Omaha, and
Bell Stoner, over 21, Omaha.
Earl F. Doggett, 22, Rosalie, Nob., end
Gena F. Anderson, 21, Rosalie, Neb.
Bonds V. Bond, S4, Omaha, aud Ellen
Carlson, 24, Omaha.
Raymond Heydlngsfelder, 26, Omaha,
and, Vivian Zeiulak, 20, Omaha.
Raymond Benton, 21, Omaha, and Mar
garet M. Stevens, 21, Omaha.
John A, Schuchart, 27, Omaha, and
Mildred V. Kessler, 24, Omaha.
Edwin Nelsoa. 2. Concordia, Kan., and
Francea Parsons, 26. Valley. Xeb.
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.
Strayed, Boston Bull Pup
From 1920 Souin 2tt jvvo.
whit breast, white line through fore
head, white feet, stub tail, brown spot
on back. Black harness, brasa studded.
Roturn dog home or W. S. Stryker
, Douglas Shoe Store, Jt7 North 16th St.
Get a good pair of shooa as reward.
LOST T.INOI.EUM. 170 SO. 16TH TO
VINTON TO 24TH AND Q STREET.
' REWARD. RALSTON 102-W. .
LOST Bank deposit book. Please return
to Theodore Lleben & Son. JA. 4116.
LOST Silver picture frame, downtown
Please call JA 3699. 1
PERSONALS.
THE SALVATION Army Industrial home
solicits your old clothing, furniture,
magazines. We collect. W distribute.
Phone Douglas 4135 and our ' wagon
will call. Call and Inspect our new
home, 1110-1112-1114 Dodge St.
KATHRTN L. RILE!
Skin and scalp specialist. Residence
work solicited. Appointment. JA. 8268.
Theatrical historical masque costumes, for
plays and partlee. at iiieoen s. umini.
unr puim h.th.. Swedish masasee. chi
ropod y. Evening to s. tin go. im
JIAONETIC baths; Violet Ray treatment
with massage?, on o. gm. wv. gin,.
RENT vaounm cleaner; del. If. KE. 4118.
ftLECTRIC baths. Swed. masaT WE. 29H.
RENT Hoover vacuum. 11.26. HA.. 171.
EXPERT MASSAGE.
DOUGLAS 54.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Dancing Academies
XPT?TJ'C 1818 Farnam. Deugla 144.
aVCiXilT O Classes Monday, Wednes
day and Friday. 8:15 p. m. Private les
sons by appointment. Sue methods.
Satisfaction guaranteed.'
Accordeon Pleating.
ACCORDION, side, knife, box Pfng.
covered buttons, all style; hemstitching,
buttonholes. Write Ideal Button &.
Pleating Co., 208 Brown block. Omaha,
Neb. Telepnone JA.
NEBB. PLEATING cVv-Buf:
ten. 180"$ Farnam. 2d Floor. DO. 6670.
Contractors-Painting.
ALLEN ALLEN BACK,
AN UNUSUAL PAINTER.
Specialises In amok stack. tnd
1 pipe, elevator, mills, high work pe
cfally desired. Phone AT. 484J. 620
N. 23rd St.
PAINTING and decorating. January.
- discount. Bi. 4. ucrmpn. -.
PArNTING. papering and plastering. J.
Dressmaking.
MAKES suits, fancy gowns, remodeling.
by day or home. DO. 377. Room 403.
Fur., olta. dress e. rem'd. relln'd. HA 6804
Kodak Finish inf.
ENLARGEMENTS, oil coloring, developing,
printing. Kase Studio. 213 Neville Blk.
" Films developed free.
: Th Ensign Co, 1C0I Howard St,
BRINGING UP
COIN' TO tTOf IN
VfXOMG Time, talk
THe OUKE't.hP:,, COT
Western National Dctwilve Aa.nry,
l.lr.i.sed and bonded. 4ul llrardal Ta.
Hlilg. AHanilo CH4S.
Indopatidenl Imiixllv liu-rau. Iu4 Neville
HIW. AT. niani. wa. i; tin. m
KKI.lAHI.k; liele'tlv ll.ir.au. Hallway
r.t. Hlilg.. j A, io&. Mgni, kk. n.
J Ail Kd ALLAN, III N.UHe Hlk. Kvld.ne
secured In all cas-a, Aiianim nil.
LKTtlTIVKH that get resulia. 40s fax-
ton block. J A. it. w. hoj.
Printing.
EPDT Printing Co.. ill II. U flt. Ho. H47
Patent Attorneyg.
J, . ilARTIN, patent attorney, 112
Dodge, Umibi, al.. Waalilnxton. D. C
We h'lp palenla, inndrl made.
Misci Daneoug Announcements.
DIAMONDS 'wf.h ll!vi!;
to buy back at email profit. tlltuhS
JEWEI.KT CO.. ouiaha. Neb., 402 N.
-k . f..i...i.n In, KAJii
IlAVtlt RI.A IIKD ihiruwinl. Sinale. 8&r
double edge, lie dos. Mall orders so.
Helled, oinsha Shuro Co.. 101 N. 16th,
1.1 , t A. Hull r,ltt-M BO
OMAHA PILLOW COMPANY. Mattress-a
made over In new ticks at half price ol
new beds. 1907 timing. JA. 2467,
DR. A. N. CARLSON, Chiropractor.
306 Puxton Blk. At. 9i47.
Office Hra. 11 a. m. to 30 p. m.
WOL'TH Hygien nd Pyorrhea. Dr. E.
B. McQulllen, Dentist. 1100 First Nat l
Bank Hid. Tel. JA. 0484.
Prescriptions carefully compounded at th
t Sherman McConneli Drug etores.
FULL dresa and tuxedo for rent. John
Feldman. 1C9 N. 161h St. Jackson 3128.
NEW and rebuilt electrical apparatus.
LaBron Electric 118 a 13th SL, Omaha.
BRITT Printing Co.. 7 Elk Bldg.
FOR SALE.
Furniture and Household Goods.
ONE Morris chair. IS; one walnut hall
rack, 16; two rocking chairs, M.50 and
12. KK. 2336. -
OAK uresser, large mirror, well worth
140, first 116 takes It. WA 608.
Clothing and Furs.
Stole
Have new Ermine stole, size 12x72.
Vslue 1600. Will sell at a bargain. Ad
dress Box A-129, omana nee.
For sale, a few unclaimed, all-wool
"Dundee" suits, cheap, alterations Tree.
jNortnweet vor. join mm nomrj ma
FURS remodeled, rellned and cleaned.
KNEKTER ALASKA FUR CO.,
203 8. 16th St. DO. 72S8.
Pianos and Musical Instruments.
PLAYER PIANO BARGAIN.
Having decided to leave the city I
will sell at sacrifice my hlgh-grada
player piano and talking machine, cash
or suitable terms to reliable parties.
For information phone or call Room S33
Loyal hotel.
GEO. A. SMITH Dealer in drums, xylo
phones, etc.: Instructions, repairing;
2761 Davenport St. Phone Harney 2967.
WILKINSON MUSIC SHOP Band and
orchestra instruments, accessories and
music. 211 Arthur Bldg. DO. 8122.
TRADE your used piano on a new player
piano. Balance as low as $10 per month.
A. HtfSPB CO.. 1513 Douglas.
JOHN TAFF saxophone shop, repairing
and supplies. 306 Leflang mag. u. mm
GUARANTEED phonographs, $1,60 and
up. Shlaes Phonograpn Co.. i uoubc
Typewriters and Sugnlies.
TYPEWRITERS
AND
ADDING MACHINES.
'All MAKES bought, sold, rented and
repaired. Sole agents for the CORONA.
Get our prices before Nyou buy. Every
machine guaranteed. .
Central Typewriter Exc.
JA. 4120. 1812 Farnam.
Miscellaneous Articles.
FOR SALE CHEAP.
! One 7-reel western feature; one 6
reel comedy drama; comedies; cne Hol
burg ecomomiier 111) AC 60 cycle; one
Grid Reostat, 110 direct current. Want
' Job operating and piano playing, man
and wife, both ex. A-70, Omaha Bee.
WE buy, sell safes, make desks, show
cases, etc, umana f ixture es oupuij
S. W. Cor. 11th and Douglas. JA. 2724.
EXPERT sewing machine .epairing.
MICKELS,
15th and Harney. DO. 1973.
WANTED TO BUY.
DESKS DESKS DESKS
New desk, used desks bought, sold and
traded. J. C. Reed. 1207 Farnam. DO 6146
WANTED SITUATIONS.
Male.
ASH and rubbish hauling. WE. 5470.
Laundry and Day Work.
A REFINED woman would assist with
housework and mending for home and
some wages. Box A-71. Omaha Beo.
COLORED woman want day work.
KE 0520.
LAUNDRY and bundle work by day. Web.
1735. '
HELP WANTED MALE.
Stores and Offices.
BIG MONEY! DO IT NOW! LEARN
THE BEST BUSINESS IN THE BEST
WAY. IN THE BEST PLACE AND
SHORTEST TIME. LEARN IT ALL
AT THE NATIONAL AUTOMOBILE
SCHOOL, 2814 N. 20TH ST., OMAHA.
WRITE FOR FREE CATALOG.
Professions and Trades.
MOLER BARBER COLLEGE.
110 8. 14th. Write for catalog.
Salesmen and Solicitors.
Men's Furnishing Goods
Salesman.
wanted for territory tributary to Lin
coln. Must be thoroushly experienced
" and well acquainted on the territory.
None other need apply. Give references.
H. A. Baker Company, Wholesalers &
Manufacturers, Men's Furnishings, Sioux
City. la.
WE want a young married man who has
had experience in an insurance office to
handle our insurance department. Give
full details or experience in lirst reiter.
Box A-106, Omaha Bee.
IMPLEMENT salesman to sell to dealers
only. Complete line or weil-anown imple
ments, commission basis. Exclusive ter
ritory, umana Vtestern bales 1.-0., uma
ha. Neb.
SELL our famous Submarine Coat to
wearer at $13.60. Big earnings every
' day DRE98 BETTER CO.. 606 Keellna
Bldg., Omaha, nth ana iiarney si.
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
Stores and Offices.
Short courses In shorthand, typewriting,
bookkeeping. etc. Position secured
free. Call DO 7744. or write American
Institute. L O. O. F. Bldg.. Omaha,
Neb.
YOUNG lady With some knowledge of
bookkeeping and etenographio wo.-'
wanted. Call personally. 1008 Howard
ANNOUNCEMENTS. HELP WANTED FEMALt. I" " ) REAL ESTATE IMPKOVE.U.
M iaBaaaa-- i . m n - i a laanaii I I I Weftlt
Detectives. Household and Domettic J I
j St.
FATHER
I KNOW TOO WILL I
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AHOTMCE
WANTKIJ Household l.l.til
general houwotk and eMt In caro
of baby. S: l,faeiie Ave. W A 42,
HELP WANTED.
Male and Female.
WANTKD Man, ladlra and, twvs la I'aia
barber trail: big demand; vsgee while
learning: trl.-lly moilern Call or write
lliij 1'o.tge Ht. Trl-i'liy Harber College.
EDUCATIONAL.
DAY MriirxiL MOIIT WIKmiL.
Conniiele couraea In accountanry, m.
chine bookkeeping, coiuptottiefry, sbori.
band and typewriting, railroad and
alrelraa telegraphy, einl and ell
1'ntli.h aud commercial bra nr lira.
Write, call or phono Jackwin HI for
larg lln.traled catalog Addreaa
Boyles College,
Roya Bldg.. Omah. Nefc
Van Sant S'-hool of Bueliies.
1 Day and Evening Bi'honie.
220 Omaha Nallotial Bunk Bldg.
Douglaa tslo.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
RESTAURANT, big money niaker. Larg
est and tet located In Casper. Vo.
116.000 buy It. terms given. The Dub
bin Realty Co., Casper, Wro.
FOR RENT ROOMS.
Furnished Rooms.
The Hamilton,
Farnam at 24th
Single room with'prlvalo bath for per
manent or transient guests. Equipped
with single, double or twin beds to meet
your requirement. All our room are
outside rooms. Location very fine. Di
rect car lines to all parte of city. Price
reasonable. $10.(0 per week and up. Al
wnya glad to show you.
GUT YOUR ROOM
through The Bc.e furnished room di
rectory. Call at office for list of choice
desirable room In all part of the city.
A service that benefit both advertiser
end room seeker.
SINGLE or 2 connecting rooms, north and
south light; good, heat, elevator service;
splendid location, 3rd floor, Douglaa St.,
across from Fonteneile. Call Douglas
4743.
TWO front rooms lh mod. home, ultable
' for couple employed. Heat, light, water
and gas furnlsheiVI7. Webster 7035.
FIELD Club district. Will share my very
comfortable home with maried couple.
, Tel. Harney 1918.
FIELD CLUB DISTRICT.
Most desirable large room for one or
two gentlemen, also garage. HA. 1624.
WEST Frnam, near Blackstone. Attrac
tive large front room In first-class
home. Tel. HA. 3144.
VERY attractive room for lady, new
mod. home with young couple. HA 6163.
NICELY furnished room, private family;
good loc. breakfast if desired. WA. leus.
PLEASANT room, single or double, close
in. reasonable. HA. 0913 even. & Hun.
LAKE. 1506 2 pleasant rooms, all new
ly furnished, reasonable. mi a.
NICE, clean rm. In brick flat for lor 2;
garage. HA 3136. Z83 uanrnrnia.
A-l, well-heated rooms, cheap. KE. 4610.
Housekeeping Rooms.
THE GUIDE TO
the better housekeeping rooms Is the
directory furnished to advertiser and
room hunter. Call at Bee office for
free copy containing desirable vacancies
in all parts of the city.
134 8. 31ST,- AVE. Modern housekeeping
rooms, $4 to ?7 per ween. ha. avis.
KEN- 4958 2 rooms, unfurnished, or part
ly lurnisneu mr ijuww ,n.nir.
HA. 1745, or WE. 3243 Clean, warm
firn for ngnt n k p g; everytning mr.
618 SOUTH 22D ST.; heated: close in, two-
room housekeeping aptp. $5 wK. ana up.
TWO rooms for light housekeeping. Elec-.
trie lights, gaR. call at. nim.
COZ1S rooms,- nicely furnished for hpkg.
2012 No. 18th. WK 08112.
TWENTIETH ST., 623 NORTH Two nice
, , 1 . .. 7 T 19jai
large iiouncivrrpiiie i umiw. wi.
MODERN rooms, close in. MA. 0329.'
2-fcOOM, mod. apt.. 2014 Emmett.
Board and Rooms '
LARGE steam heated front room, 2 clos
ets, private bath, excellent board, also
garage. Phone HA 1796. ' -
COMMODIOUS room with bath for two.
MERRIAM HOTEL
106 South 25th St. DO. 2078.
PR1V. home, large rm., very best board,
iqeal location, gentlemen. HA 197.
Unfurnishec Rooms.
VERY large unfurnished room; heat, light
and gas furnished. HA. 2349.
FOR RENT HOUSES.
Furnished.
MODERN furnished home; everything fur
nished. Owner reserves two rooms ana
will rent four to responsible couple; $50.
Box H 68, Omaha Bee. -
DUNDEE HOME. TEN ROOMS, MOD-
PORT ST. PHONE WALNUT 2479.
Unfurnished.
7-ROOM house, modern except heat, $40.
1428 S. 13th. Inquire 1414 8. 13th.
Atlantic 1299.
6-ROOM house, 6130 S. 26th St., modern.
Market 2314.
FOR RENT APTS. AND FLATS.
Furnished.
HA. 1502, DO. 8867 Three-room steam
heated, apartment In the Sweetwood.
FURNISHED modern 2-room apartment.
S837 S. 23d St.. corner of D St.
Unfurnished.
TO LET
4 and 6-room apartments, 3920 Cuming.
W. FARNAM SMITH & CO.
Jackson 0664. 1320 Farnam.
606 SOUTH 30TK ST.. 3-room flat; electric
lights, bath, in good repair, all modern
except heat; $23.60.
RASP BROS., 212 Keellne Bldg.. AT. 0721.
In Q room modern apt., the
5 DRAKF. RENTAL AGENCY.
1702 Howard St. AT. 9708. JA. 2805.
1556 MARCY, Apt. 23, 4-room mod. heated
apartment with 6-room accommodation,
$75 per month, available February 1.
Peters Trust Company,
WHERE OMAHA RENTS.
CLOSE IN, comfort all seasons, excep
tional 3. 4 or o-room apartment. i'l
North 234.
WILLIS AVE.. 2006 Nice 4-r. apt in par
sonage: electricity and gas: $26. WE 1776
STEAM heated. 4 rooms, $36. G. - P.
Stebbins. 1610 Chicago St.
FOR RENT Business Property.
FOR RENT Rustling's Hall at 4420 8.
24th St.. 60x90 feet, for factor, paint
shop, auto top company or storage. In
qulre 4426 8. 24th St.. Market 0072.
TO I.I!T
SO, ""0 sqnare feet. 1108-10 Howard.
W. FARNAM SMITH ft CO.
Jackson 0664. 1320 Farnam.
DESIRABLE well-lighted Farnam St. of
fice space. F, D. Wead-Bowman Co.
310 8. 18th Bt. Atlantic emi.
FARNAM 8t7. 2014 For rent tJore
room, rnoulre J. F.Murphy, 4811 South
2Mb. St. Market 0071.
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Real Sleuths
ate found on the want mi jiairo of The Bee. Tht-y
work quietly, are employed ev-ry day, their services
coKt but a trifle, and they usually accomplish their
mission.
Turn to tho Lost and Found ads on the want ad Pko.
Here ran be found the little sleuths of the type at work.
No veil of secrecy surrounds them; they work openly
and Interview thousands of people daily.
If doubtful, employ a Boo Lost and Found Want Ad.
You will bo surprised at their efficiency.
Bee want ad rales are reasonable.
THE OMAHA BEE
. Phone AT lantie 1000
FOR RENT Business Property.
FOR RENT Sture bXiildlng for clothing or
ny purpose, bus o. .m 01. .. ,
2314.'
2037 FARNAM ST. 12,000 iKiuare feL
ALFRED THOMAS A RON CO.
MERCANTILE STORAGE AND WARE
HOUSE CO.. lltfe and Jonea 8ta
ALTANT1C 2138 Office, part Teceptlon
room. First Nat. Hank mug.
BALCONY for office or small business.
308 South Htll St.
H. M. Christie, warehouse 0Y trsck'ge prup
F D. WE AD AND BOWMAN CO.
MOVING AND STORAGE.
FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE
Separate locked room for household
goods and pianos, moving, packing and
BEKINS OMAHA VAN AND STORAGE.
m south ititn. w. m.
ESTIMATES furnished on storage and
moving, contract taken oy jod or nr.
Globe Van & Storage Co.. JA. 4338. AT.
0230. 620-24 North 16th St.
HORSES AND VEHICLES.
HAY. $10 per ton, A. W. Wagner, 801 N.
16th St., JA 1112.
POULTRY AND PET STOCK.
ROSE Comb R. I. R. cockerels. KE. 4508.
HATCHING EGGS. Wy. Yard. KE. 0389.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
January Clearance Sale
Our Loss Is Your Gain
OVERLAND CHUMMY WIRE
WHEELS $ 2T.0
OLDSMOBLIB FOUR ' 2J
CASE 275
OLDSMOBTLE SIX .' i 65U
OLDSMOBILE EIGHT, DEMON
STRATOR -. 1,175
OLDSMOBILE COUPE 1,000
CHEVROLET, WINTER TOP 250
TERMS THAT WILL HUKPKlati YUU.
Nebraska Oldsmobile Co.,
18th and Howard.
Atlantic 1770.
Motor Trucks for Sale
TO SATISFY CREDITORS
I will sell at great sacrifice
3 Packard 3-ton trucks, chassis only.
1 Master trucks 2-ton truck, chassis only.
1 Republic truck with dump body.
CONRAD YOUNG.
322 Brandeis Theater. Jackson 1571.
. New and used cars. '
BOUGHT. SOLD, EXCHANGED.
Cash, time or trade.
Ford bodies, winter tops.
GOLDSTROM AUTO SALES CO.,
1318 Harney St. JA. 2468.
Central Garage. Open Day and Night.
SOME bargains in used Fords; prompt
delivery on new roros.
M'CAFFREY MOTOR CO.,
The Handy Ford Service Station.
15th and Jackson Sts. DO. 3600.
BUY A GUY L. SMITH USED CAR.
A Snfe Investment.
26th and Farnam Sts. Phono Douglas 1970.
BUICK ROADSTER. K-44. 1920 MODEL;
CORD TIRES. PERFECT COND1T1UIN,
CASH OR TERMS. 2052 FARNAM ST.
DO. 8987..
AVERY truck, 6-ton; $500, worth more;
good condition. STROUD & COMPANY,
20TH AND AMES.
DODGE ROADSTER, 1920 MODEL, FIVE
TIRES; A BARGAIN. 2053 FARNAM
ST. DO. 8987.
USED cars bought, sold and exchanged.
TRAWVER AUTO CO., 2210 Farnam Ml.
WTJITtTT V Radiators; Rims Re-
11 ill 1 xjiju x
paired. 320 So. i:th.
USED radiators, all makes for sale. Green
ough. Radiator Repair. 2089 Farnam.
HOLLY, expert auto trimmer. 812 S. 24th.
FARM LANDS.
For Rent.
Dairy farm, 110 acres, on Underwood
avenue. Immediate possession.
George & Co.,
AT. 3024. 902 City National Bank Bldg.
Nebraska Lands.
Improved Farm .
600 acres 3ii miles from Ansley, Neb.
An excellent farm. Conservatkely lo
cated. Near live Nebraska town. Very
easy terms can bo arranged. For full
information write
World Realty Co.,
Sun Theater Building. '
Minnesota Lands.
EQUITY Lend Exchange. St Pul, Minn.
Wisconsin Lands..
LANDOLOGY. FREE, SPECIAL NUMBER
Just out, containing many facta of
clover land in Marlnetto County, Wis
consin. If for a home or an invest
ment you are thinking of buying good
farm lands, where farmers grow rich:
send at once for this special number of
LANDOLOGY. It is free on request.
Address Skidmore-Riehle Land Co., 433
Skldmore-Riehle Bldg.. Marinette. Wis.
Iowa Lands.
NOTICE OF REAL ESTATE SALE BY
REFEREES. PARTITION SALE ON
PREMISES FEBRUARY J, 1922.. 2 P. M.
240 acre Improved land, known as
Luke Fagan farm, 2 miles south of
Cummings and i miles west and 1 mile
south of Norwalk. Easily divisible into
tract. Fifteen miles southwest of Des
Moines, la. Well watered and fine soil.
Community schools. Good Neighborhood.
Terms. 10 per cent at time of bid, bal
' ance in three payments, March I, 1922,
23 and 24, first mortgage. 7 per cent.
Abstract on file with clerk of'court at
Indianola, la. Inquiries answered.
Andrew L. chexem, Atty.. Davenport. la.
J. O. Watson, Ally. Indianola. la.
G L. KIM ER. JACKSON SMITH, REF
EREES, INDIANOLA I A.
. JIOCJ AMU HAUM V rUU.
fACt OF COLOM If IM lfeA itt
l .TMQUCHTJinr I I 1 1 ill THCOUKE-VR' H (LLP L" ) I
1 1 I TKF rv kv r Wl t J I J I III !. TAL IN&i'j R' I KIC.HT LXJwrl I I
FINANCIAL.
Real Estate Loans.
WE have cash on hand to loan on Omaha
reeldeoce.
K. It. I.OUfiun. IN'C
628 Keellne Bldg
OMAHA HOMES EAST NKH. FARMS,
O'KEEKE REAL ESTATE CO..
10I Om. Nat. Bk. Bldg. Jackson 271 S.
$100 TO $10,000 made promptly. F. D.
Wed and Bowman Co. Weed Bldg.
Stocks and Bonds.
FIRST farm mortgage. $1,000, 7, 6 Jrs..
appraised value $10,000. Write Kloke
Inv. Co.. 845 Omaha vKat'l Bank.
LIBERTY bonds and stocks bought and
sold. ROBT. C. DRUF.8EDOW & CO.,
660 Omaha National Bank) Building.
LIBERTY BONDS bought and sold. AT.
3644. Mack Bond House. 1421 lat Nat.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
LOTS WANTED.
Help us supply our -demand foe va
cant lota.
FIKE & PRICE,
819 City Nat'l Bank. JA 2419.
MUST have 6room modern home, near
24tu and Ames: about $4,000, with $300
down.- Call Mr. Campbell, WA. $704,
evenings.
Charles W. Young & Son
Real Estate, Rentals, Insurance,
1602 City Nat. Bk. AT. 9668.
To buy or sell Omaha Real Estate see
FOWLER & M'DONALD
1120 City Nat'l Bk. Bldg. Jackson 1426.
GRUENIG fX:lih u'
1418' 1st Nat'l Bk. Bldg. Jackson 1966.
DTDl7l7TTH B A L EaT ATE
JJllvivu 1 A Sells, Rents, Insures,
S5(f Peters Trust Bldg.
JA. 0633.
HAVE Inquiries for homes do you wnnt
to sell your property? List It w'ch.
C. A Ortmmel, Omaha Nat'l Bk. Bldg.
T BflV WOODWARD.
Investments and Insurance, : -
JA. 3235. 702 Peters Trust Bldg.
NOW is the time to list that house with
us. Prompt inspection and result.
none reopens v-o., .m.
WANTED Several thousand acre west
' em lands. Western Land and Loan Co.,
Sioux City. la.
E. H. BENNER COMPANY, Insurance.
Call Edward Peney. uougiass teo.
N. P. DODGE CO.. quick sales. DO 0829.
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS.
Investment-Speculation
Rental Produces 20 -
On the price st which this property
can be bought $2,600 cash. One acre
on West Center, fronting on the paved
road, directly acros from the Ak-Sar-Ben
Field. The acre adjoining It 'can
not be bought for $4,000. Rented for
$500 a year. . ;'.-. ' 4 - -
The Byron Reed Co.,
DO 0297. 1612 Farnam.
Warehouse
Five-story and hasement: trackage
both street and alley; about 60,000 sq.
ft. of floor space. Can be purchased
on very easy terms. , Close in corner.
Terms on application. ,,
World Realty Co.,
Sun Theater.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.
.To Exchange in s Sunny
California
at Pomona, a beautiful college city of
- 16.000 population, in the heart of the
orange and lemon district, and only 33
miles eastof Los Angeles, we offer a
new 6-room modern bungalow with bath
and sleeping porch. This cozy home ha
hardwood floors, built-in buffet, writing
desk, bookcase, fireplace and breakfast
room. There is a hot water heater, sta
tionary tub and cement cellar. It is
located In the best section of Pomona
and is two blocks from grammer and
three blocks from high school; near car
line. This bungalow will appeal to the
discriminating, and Pomona is a dandy
city to locate in. The price is $5,600.
Owner must move to Nebraska and will
trade for property in or near Omaha.
If you have eastern property for; Cali
fornia, write us.
Wendell & Phillips,
176 S. Main St.. Pomona, Cal.
FOR EXCHANGE Irrigated Iande near
Boise, Idaho, for stock of hardware.
Box 667, Boise. Idaho.
WE can exchange your Income property
for tho thing you want.
BROWNE & TRACY,
842 Securities Bldg. AT. $350.
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN.
Dundee.
Dundee Brick and Stucco
Seven rooms, two stories, modern, oak
finish, furnace heat, Ruud water heater,
well bult. in excellent condition, S-car
garage, fine lawn and shrubbery, two
lots 100x135 feet. Price. $15,000. One
lot and improvements, $13,000. Reason
able terms. .
Fowler & McDonald,
Realtors.
1120 City Nafl Bank Bldg. JA. 1426.
Florence
NETHAWAY sells and trades. KE. 14"9,
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED.
West
GOOD. 6-room home In excellent location,
one block to car, pra llcnlly new. Terms.
( all Mr. Grant, JA. 2438; evenings, AT.
2S5f.
Nearly New Stucco
Bungalow,. GO-Foot Lot
'On ivel lrat In Leavenworth
IWisHle, Five l.rs rooms, beautifully
finl.h.d and la.lily dw-otated. Double
t.ras. owner going la California and
Kill mak attractive prlca for quick
l. fall Ornt llensoa, WA. 1660 ev.
Mings.
Benson & Carmichael,
$42 ramoa Block .
AT. 3M.
WKHT FARVAM DISTRICT.
HKVEN'.R'HJM UUNGAUiW.
I.an living room, dining room,
kitchen, two largo bedroom and bath
first floor; two hedrnnme and aawlng
room seend floor. Hullt two years.
Mtu'ce consirurHon. Screened-ln porch.
Large garag and concrete drive. Owner
must Mil al once. a. he oucue new of
fice In California In 20 daya. Will give
vary easy lernia to reaponslbl prty.
Call Mr. Manvlll. WA. $711, or Mr.
Forbe.. AT. 1224.
If. 8. MANVILLK. Realtor.
AT. 24U. Hi Peters Trust Bldg.
Leavenworth Heights
Large living room, dining room,
kitchen flmt Jtaax; three corner bed
rooms and bath second floor; linen
closet: oak floors throughout: oak and
while enamel flnl.h: full cemented base
ment, brick foundation, coal bin and
fruit cellar. South front: corner lot.
Owner going to Florida. Evening cal)
Mr. 1'ainpbell, WK. 6206.
R. D. CLARK COMPANY, Realtors.
AT. 8431. 621-2 Securltlee Bldg.
UEM18 PARK DISTRICT New C-room
bungalow, east front lot, two block to
car. ixi 6447 or JA 42:.
D. E. BUCK St CO. buy and aell bom's.
North.
. must bf: sold AT ONCE.
Choice even-jroom, two-story onk fln-
lsnea nome on corner lot xacing i-raino
nark. 17 000 value., sacrifice for $(.000.
$1,600 down, balance like rent. First
time offered.
.- OSBORNE REALTY CO..
630 Peter Trust Bldg. .JA.- 2282.
NEAR 26th and I.ariinore, new, all mod
ern (-room bungalow; complete: $4,750;
easy term. AT 3540. '
4454 BEDF'ORD AVE. 4-room, modern
bungalow; terms reasonable CREIGH,
608 BEE, JA O200.
South, j
MAKK ME AN OFFBR.
2011 So. 8lh St. A -room. modern
house close to car. school and churches.
I want to aell thl at once. Small casti
payment,- balance like rent, call lor &.
R. Carse at DO. 7412 days.
Ralston Lots U1 down eaHV
payments. Phone Stewart, Ralston, lO-W
FOUR rooms, modern except heat; $1,800.
Bargain. JA. 0327.
Vacant Property,
HtG LOT BARGAINS. -
Just west of Leavenworth Height we
offer for first time eight large lots 50
1 20 each, on grade with water and
sewer. Prices, $360 to $576 each. Terms
If desired. One to two mocks to car.
We . predict these will be snspped up
quickly at tne anove prices. iau,
OSBORNE REALTY CO., .',
630 Peters Trust JSIdg. -r .. JA. 2282
Dundee Lot
In the new district south of Dodge,
on 63d atreet. The cheapest lot offered
In this district.
GLOVER & SPAIN, JA. 2850.
TODAYS lot ' bargain, Leavenworth
Heights, block to car line; restricted,
$925 00 or offer.
SCHROEDER INPESTMENT CO.
JA. 3261.
538 Ry. Exchange. 16th and Harney.
50x120, ALL improvements paid; 32d and
Cass: $200 cash, balance montniy.
BEST & GESTRING. DO. 613S.
CHOICE east front lot, $1,990, 33d and
Martha. ,
D. V. SHOLES CO.. JA. .0,046.
Acreage.
ONE acre near 60th and. Center Sta. $1,000.
JA. 0664.
Miscellaneous.
, Minne Lusa Home
Seven rooms, frame and stucco house;
garage; extra lot. AH for $8,500. Oak
finish; fireplace; heated sleeping porch.
, Bungalow Cathedral
- , District
Sir rooms," modern, excellent repair.
Price, $7,000.- . , -
Dundee Home
Seven rooms; convenient ' to car;
double garage; oak finish; fireplace,
sun room, tile bath and shdwer. A
very attractive home. Be sure and 8:3
thts one. .
Lots
$15,000 Buy 4X acres in Falracres
600 Lot 1, block 13, Cedarnole.
275 Lot 7, Block 6, West Benson.
650 Lot 134, West Morelnnd.
1,250 Lots . 1 and 2, Saunders ft
: Heinbaugh, 45th and Decatur.
1,100 Lot 23. Block 12, Minne Lusa,
paving In and paid.
2,800 Corner of Mary and Blvd.,
Minne Lusa, 100x140 ft.,
( paving In and paid.
World Realty Company,
DO 6343. Sun Theater Bldg
Evenings HA 1349
ALL, modern 6
v heat, beautiful
room home, hot water
In -nn ta Una n-ffrl
street. Price,
Excellent 4
$4,300, Easy terms,
-room home, two lots,
fiirnnrav fiood reoair.
electric lights.
Price, 13.000,
1 "no,
Chas. W. Young & Son,
Easy terms.
1602 City
Nat'l Bank Bldg.
AT. 9668.
HA. 6051.
ASK OUR CLIENTS
About the new homes we have built
for them, Best of materials and work
manship. Let us solve your building
problems.
HASTINGS A HEYDEN.
1614 Harney Street. . AT. 0050.
SALE OF PROPERTY.
Omaha, Nebraska, Office of tho Collec
tor of Internal Revenue, January 17, 1922.
The following described property seized
of Victor Lltwina and Petrone Lltwlns,
under warrant of distraint for the non
payment of assessed taxes due, will be
sold as provived by Sections 3160 and
3197, Revised Statutes, at puplio auction,
Saturday, 1 p. m.. February 11. 1922. at
the East Entrance to South Side City Hall,
24th and O Streets, Omaha, Nebraska.
Lot three (8) Block two (2) Second Ad
dition to South Omaha, now Omaha, Ne
braska.. .,-. - . .
' A. B. ALLEN,
Collector of Internal Revenue.
Advertisement.
Omaha. Nebraska, Office of the Collec
tor of Internal Revenue, January 17, 192S.
The following described property seised
of Mark Novak, under warrant of dia
tralnt for the nonpayment of assessed
taxes due. will be sold as provided by
Sections 3160 and 3197. Revised Statutes,
at public auction, Saturday, 1 p. m.. Feb
ruary 11. 1922, at th East Entrance to
South Side City Hall, 24th and O Streets,
Omaha. Nebraska.
Lot Ten (10) Block Two (2) Burr Place
Addition to South Omaha, now Omaha.
Nebraska, and known a 5301 South 31st
Str"U A. B. ALLEN. '
Collector of Internal Revenue.
Advertisement,
Drawn for The Be by McManiu
iVf,iit, lJ3, InlHMtiiHwl erl
Today's Attractions,
Strand -Viola Dana in "The Four,
tccntli Lover."
Sun lietty Wythe in "The Queen
of Shcba."
Moon-"The Devil Within."
Rialto Charles Kay in R. S.
V. IV
Empress-Bert L) tell In "The Idle
Rich '
Muse 'Scandal."
Grand Thomas Me'itlian in "Con
rad in Quest of His Youth."
Hamilton William Kusscll in
"Colorado 1'luck."
No small percentage of the fan mail
received by Elinor Fair comes from
ifliy 1'arce, the capable leading lady
haviutj lived for over two years in
the French metropolis.
Rudolph Valentino will be starred
in June .Matliis' screen adaptation of
"Blood and Sand." Vicente Blasco
Ibancs famous novel. The dramatiza
tion is now havintr a Fuccessful run
in New York, with Otis Skinner in
the leading role.
Cullcn Landis, who will soon be
seen in the leading role in 'Watch
Your-Stcp," a forthcoming picture,
says his ambition is to make as
many pictures as he has arrests dur
ing the past year. Cullcn is a deputy
sheriff of Los Angeles count)-.
Tn Arctic recinns there are
762 different species, of flowers, but
in the Antarctic circle there nas
never been found a flowering plant.
Crowds Attend
Our Auctions
Every sale brings out an in
creasing number of new face and
buyers. Tuesday oer 250 people
came and many bought furniture
and household furnishings t a real
aving. Every grade and class of
society was represented. Buyer
were there fe-.heating stoves; wring
ers and wash ': r machines, while ma
hogany bedro'm sets, hand-painted
pictures and rare old chin found a
ready sale.
READ THE LIST
' It represent the principal goods -offered
Friday, January 20th, start
ing: promptly at 1:30 P. M.
Furniture from 5524 Florence
Blvd., 2963 Harrl Street, and 2213
Howard Street, consists ei tb very
best furniture tht nybody' money
can- buy. Compare aome of it with
new food and be convinced of tb
opportunity to get bargain.
Overstuffed living room suite, in
blue velour, with beautiful Mabal
Wilton rug in blue tones to match ;
high class mahogany bedroom suite
with poster bed; complete dining
suite in quartered oak, with massive
buffet, china cabinet and 66-inch
table and full leather chairs ; Ameri
can walnut dining suite; genuine
mahogany bedroom Buite with beau
tiful chiffonier and dressing table
with swivel mirror; 9x12 Wilton rig
with two small throw rugs to match ;
several other good rugs, including
a number el fine Wilton small rugs ;
sledi ; complete bedroom suite in
bird's-eye maple; Circassian walnut
bed and dresser; fine upright pianoj
two Columbia talking machines in
walnut and oak ; cane and mahogany
living room suite, and a lot more
good furniture. ,
STEPHENSON,
AUCTIONEER
1509 Capitol Ave. Phone AT 52S5
The downtown, ground floor, steam
oeared auction house, Vt block east
of the postoffice on Capitol avenue.
Do You Want
a New Home?
The surest way
to get it is to
'.buy a Lot.
When you own a
Lot, Realtors can
show you how to
finance av new
Home.
Consult
- a
Realtor
Building lots are selling at
prewar prices. You can
buy them from any Realtor.
OMAHA REAL ESTATE
BOARD
I
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RESIDENCE LOANS
on construction of new residences.
such loans being amortized over
period of fifteen years.
Also on residences already built if
i v. .. ,k.: n.r. fne a
occupied uj mc. -
1 - ivhan KUeh V
Siraignb iiTr-j-wi ' y
residences are located in ' strictly
residential section of th city.
RATES AND TERMS ON
APPLICATION
I
United States Trut
I
Company
1612 Farnam St.
FORDS
With Worm Steering Gears
r safe to drive. See
Sprague Tire Co.
18th and Cuming Sts.
Csirlf3(w Loans
X Omaha Natl
Baa- Bldg.
I Dour. 0297
Marshal Field
& Company Deny
Profit Charges
Retttliatftl With Statfineut
l ortlucy Made Traiultliuru
Tullic Hrrftofore HelJ
Confidential.
WaliiiiRtoit. ' Jan. M-Dep-Mii'
i i,., ...... I riKlfmi fit iililllf 110
IfUlll lie .. - -
financial statement, Mrlm!l hti'l
& Co. of Chirac. i' utrmei.t
prepared by i' president. John O,
Shedd. and presented to the home
I,., Uenre.entalive Ml 111, tf
publican. Illinois, announced that
. a . It .aaif
during tne year a mm r
sales v ere $.M.M0.0W. net frpiiti
for the year after payment 01 iruri-i
taxes amounting to 2..W cent ti
each dollar's worth of Sdh-s,
Huge Profit Charged.
Tl,. .i.i.m.nl aaiil that aniHillllff .
1 lit PI." - -
ment of profits was made became ef
a speech (iflivercn in me urni" t.n
December 21, by Chairman r'ordnt
,.i d, uav ami mrans etiinmitt'?
during which he charged that im
porters were waging an unf.nr fight
on the American valuation plan, in.
rorporated in the new larm inn.
The statement declared that tlmCou
.....;.nl Wernnl alinueil tll.i't Ml'.
Fordney had charged that I Mar
shall Field & t-o. mauc a prom
of 3.000 per cent on the jsa'e
of a knife purchased in tu'ruluny
for 9.6 cents and sold at retail t f i,
and had also made huge profiits tpii a
number of other imported artkliB-
Denying "positively sir. rot;
.,' M.arcre nhniit the knife friar'
and presenting data to prove tl
he had made erroneous siatcmci.)
I,. .i-iimen rWlared the knife w,
bougl in America and cost 25 tinn
the amount given oy Mr. rorune;
The statement also clnrged thr.
Mr. Fordney "as a government of
iicer has secured and made public
records of our private transaction
which have never been treated by 1
government officer heretofore si
ether than strictly confidential.
Condemn Value Plan.
"That the American value plan
neetls such gross misrepresentation
of facts in order that it may be
justified," the statement continued,
"should be sufficient evidence that it
is a- measure that should not bc
come a law."
Commenting further on its profits,
Marshall field & Co. said that the
return on the capital engaged in
business for the year 1920 equalled
only 6.3 per cent, "or an amount not
much in excess of a return on an in
vestment in United States govern
ment bonds." These . figures were
the result of the company's entire
manufacturing,, wholesale and retail
business,
War Finance Corporation
Sends $563,000 to Nebraska
- Washington, Jan, 19. (Special
Telegram.) The War Finance cor
poration announces that from-January
16 to January 19 it has made ad-
vances for agriculture and live stock
purposes as follows: $563,000 for
Nebraska, $617,000 for Iowa, $30,000
for South Dakota, $360,000 . for
i Wyoming. . V
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' Extradition Ordered
St. Faul, Jan. 19. Governor Pre
vost today .ordered extradition to,
Iowa of Harry Dean, alias Harry
McGill, after he had been identified
as a member of a gang which is al
leged to have robbed the First Na
tional bank of Pleasantville.
AT THE
THEATERS
SIR .HARRY LAUDER'S two day
merriment opens at the Brandei
theater this evening.
As in former years the Scottish min
strel will be assisted by a company at
clever entertainers. Sir Harry has writ
ten several new songs, and tbey will be
heard for the first time here during his
local engagement. Among them 1 "I
Know a Lassie Out in O-H-I-O," as typi
cally Scotch as anything that Lauder
has done. Equally typical la ''O'er th"
Hill to Ardentiny." A third new aong,
"Hame o' Mine," la credited with having
lomethlng of the mingled smiles and
heart throbs of that old favorite, "Th'
Wee Hoose 'Mang th' Heather." With the
new songs there i promised revival of
the most popular of the old ones. Sir
Harry's company Includes the Clintons,
acrobatic? jumpers; Cleo Gascolgne, the
littlo prima donna; W. E. Ritchie and
company, comedy bicyclists; Kharum,
the Persian pianist, and Harry Moore, an
artist in paper manipulation.
At the Orpheum this week Adelaide
nnd Hughes contribute the stellar attrac
tion. In their spirited dances nothing Is
mere quaintly amusing than the mechan
ical doll number. Franlt Van Hoven,
supposed to be a magician, Is chiefly a
comedian. His tricks are merely the ex
cuse for his laughable absurdity. Another
of the featured offerings this week Is the
vocal act of the singing comedienne,
Mary Hayne, whose gifts a an actress
especially endear her to vaudeville audi
ences. Julian Eltinge comes next week.
Reservations for Monjay night evidence
society will be out In great number.
Mltzl, In her new musical romance,
"Lady Billy," Is coming to th Brandel
theater for four nights starting Sunday,
with the popular Wednesday matinee,
Th story by Zelda Sears is distinctive
and consistent, one brimming with humor,
and interesting situations, and the score
by Harold Levy Is of light operetta
quality. Mltsl Is supported by a splendid
cast including: Sydney Oreenstreet,
Boyd Marshall, Elsa Foerster, Arthur
Cttry, Vira Rial, Mack Kennedy, Louis
Pose, Charles Gay, Beatrice Collennette. .
There Is a singing and dancing ensemble
composed of quartets, sextets and octets, '
There is also a Billy Male quartet The
production is refreshingly picturesque.
Not the least refreshing feature f
Prank Kinney's Revue.!' which tcrt.v
bids farewell at the Oayety I th pre
vailing gooa issie mere is never an
indelicate uggestlon tn word or Incident,
the entire performance being marked by
welcome refinement.- Tomorrow matinee
the dean of burlcsk, Billy (Beef Trut)
Watson, himself, opens a week' engagement.-
Featured next to the redoubtable
''Philip" are the dainty Utile Morette
Pleters, whose cleverness la duplcated in
many ways, they being equally good
a Instrumentalists, singers and dancers
and are as pretty as picture. - Today'
matinee starts at :1S,
A circus with all Its side shows and
accessories 1 delighting the kiddle wno
attend the vaudeville show at th Cm
press. It combines alt the novelUes usu
ally aeen in the big tent show, such a
acrobatic feats, singing, dancing, talking,
legmanla and contortion. For the adult
there I a musical program by Coscla and
Verdi. They use the violin and Velio and
their program I arranged to meet all re
quirement. An exclusive . novelty act.
which la most interesting, t offered by
Charles and Anna Qlocker, who make a
apecialty of water juggling.
"Angel Face" la coming to th Bran,
del for three day starting next Thurs
day, Januaiy it. Walter Herbert and
Nat Goldstein have supplied a score of
melodies that gallop through the store
arm in arm with the laughing aplrtt of
the play. It haa action tn idea, action
la humoroua lines, action In thought and
atory. and a plot wound from a come
dy foundation that has humor entwined
all about It. Th rsst which feature
Marguerite Zender, John R. Young and
Nora Kelly, t en of aiceptlonal aaerlL
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