THE OMAHA KfclE: MONDAY. JULY 17. 1022.
EPY-TIM TALES
MOREJALES
CUFFYBEAR
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CHAPTER VIM.
Mr. Bfir'i tarty Meal.
Cuify Beir'i father w a large
person. He wai known at a great
eater. And in the wring, when food
wai acarce in the wood, he was al
ways, hungry. No doubt that wi
one reason why he pent ao much
time away from home. For Mr.
Rear ranged the woods widely in hit
search for anything that would aat
isfy hit appetite.
One day he ramSled down to
Cedar Swamp. And near one end of
it, heaide the creek, he (topped ahort.
Before him stood an odd building
with a sign which read: Uncle
bammy'a Eating House.
"Ah. ha!" Mr. Bear exclaimed.
"Just what I've been looking fori"
And he .went to the door and peeped
in.
That was all he could do. The
doorway was too small for a person
of hit size. So Mr. Rear thrust his
nose into the eating house and said,
"Woofl"
There was somebody inside, with
his hack towards the door. It was
Uncle Sammy Coon, himself, wear
ing a long apron. And when Mr.
'It a. toadstool I And .It
poiaoaoua"
Bear spoke, Uncle Sammy spun
about so quickly that he turned three
and a half times around before he
could stop himself.
"Wh-wh-what do you want?" he
stammered.
"A good meal!" said Mr. Bear. "A
good meal, and be quick about it 1"
He was terribly hungry.
"Come right in!" said Uncle Sam
my Coon, with a sly smile. He had
. already recovered from his fright, for
he 'saw his caller, couldn't squeeze
. through the doorway.
'Til dine outside,'r Mr. Bear told
the eating-house keeper. "Pass me
a menu, please!"
Uncle Sammy Coon thrust a birch
bark atrip into Mr. Bear's paws, tak
ing care to keep out. of reach of Mr.
Bear's claws. .
Mr. Bear's face wore a pleasant
smile as' he sat up and read the
menu:
Frogs' Legs. '
Mice's Ears.
Fish tails. Chicken Livers.
"Tig's Feet.
Last Year's Apples. i
Next Year's Acorns,
"All right!" said Mr. Bear pres
ently. "This menu suits me. But I'm
not fussy. You needn't bother to
take the legs off the frogs, nor the
ears off the mice, nor the tails off
the fish, nor the livers out of the
chickens, nor the feet off the pigs.
I m a plain country person. Style
is nothing to me."
Now, Uncle Sammy Coon began
to make objections. But Mr. Bear
soon put an end to them.
"Maybe I had better come inside,
after all," he remarked. "Perhaps I
could make your doorway bigger, if
I tried."
"Don't trouble yourself!" cried
Uncle Sammy hastily. "My aim is to
please all tastes." And he began to
push Mr. Bear's dinner out of doors,
exactly as that gentleman had; or
dered it. ,
, Cuffv Bear's father began to ei 'oy
the first hearty meal he had had since
the fall before. He ate everything
that Uncle Sammy gave him. And
then he called for more.
"Ther isn't any more," said Uncle
Sammy Coon.
"Whatl" roared Mr. Bear. "There
must be something more." And he
peered into the eating-house again.
"Give me that big mushroom!" he
said.
"That's not meant, to be eaten,"
Uncle Sammy protested. "That's one
of my tables."
"Give me it!" Mr. Bear bellowed..
And Uncle Sammy obeyed him.
Mr. Bear bolted the mushroom in
a jiffy. "Give me that one!" he
growled, pointing at anoth'etof Uncle
Sammy's tables.
A oniit TTni1 Cimmir y- f-v aa ar As4 V 1 1 1 ' '.
In fact he now seemed more than
l;nE. r! fr. Roar's hirlHino-'
Mr Bear took one -.mouthfuf-fi: j he.WI" ,ve th,s ectl0n
the last dainty and gave a loud furo
ble of rage.
"This isn't a mushroom," he splu
tered. "It's a toadstool. And it's
poisonous."
"Correct!" said Uncle Sammy
Coonrr: "Lise -you're good judge
of mushrooms."
And Mr. Bear glared at him for
a long time. - i
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Ralston Notes
ilr and Mn. X T. O. Stewart had
as their guests tatt wsek Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Cook and, daughter of HSTting
tnn. Nab.
Mra. F. C. Drake was honor guest at a
party given Friday sfterooom a the
homa of Mra. Pr Teaman. A delicious
luncheon waa servsd anil tha afternoon
waa apent in an enjoyable manner.
Mr. and Mra Bills; .Fisher and children
are visiting relatives at Das Molnea. la.
John Bear left Tuesday for Trumbull.
Neb., where he will vlait relatives far a
few day.
Ray Borkenhagen left yesterday for
MscBntesvllle, U, where be will Join Mra.
Borkenhagen and their daughter, Marion,
who went there laat week on account
of tha serious lllneaa of Mra. Borken
ha area's mother.
Mr. and Mra. Chrte Ambos, accom
panied by Frank Baldwta. motored te
Fremont latt week and apent a few daya
with frieada
Mary and Robert Kobert arrived from
Kanaaa City yeeterday to make their home
with their aunt, Mra. O. D. Potter.
A baby .daughter waa barm to Mr. and
Mra. Jess Ratchfard at Methodist hoe
pltal in Omaha Thursday. The newcomer
hae been named Patricia Claire. The
mother waa formerly Zelma Skinner of
Ratetoa.
After eerertl week In Lord Lister hoa
pltal Mrs. R. T. Propet returned home
yesterday mach improved in heaMh.
Tha school board met Monday evening
and erganixed with the followtna; offtcera:
jyr M 1. Klnt. chairman: C U. Sarder,
aecretary. and Arthur. Pflog. treasurer.
My Marriage
Problems
Add (jsrruea't New ! f
"Revelations of a Wife"
crrriM ii:k
The Newt Lillian Cava to Maris.
Hello, dy! I ire you Mill hat
ne u.uai complement ol arms and
legs. Our retpectrd mother-in-law
man t, quite dismember you
Lillian Came infn mv room uith
her uMi.l hrcffiness nf manner, and
Hopped short at the sight of me.
"What's the matter?" the asked
with quick concern, "You look as if
you'd just received a communica
tion trom one of Mammarion a un
intelligent spirits."
"Nothing to interesting." I te
turned, forcing a smile, (earful that
in some manner I would betray to
her keen eyes the shock I had re
ceived at the fight of the handker
chief bearing Grace Draper's em
broidery upon it. "But I have a
miserable headache, and Mother
Graham haoi t been exactly the best
tonic lor it.
Lillian It Elated.
I felt as if I were a particularly
poor specimen of sport aa I made
the little speech, but I wanted to get
as far as pocsible from the truth,
and my mother-in-law a reputation
for nagging was a convenient outlet.
"I have a better medicine," she re
plied, and I guessed that she had
detected my subterfuge and would
not embarrass tne with any further
solicitude. "I have just come from
your father's room, where he. Alle
and I have been going over that
code you deciphered-
"The code I deciphered." I re
turned nrotestingly. "What utter
nonsense! Mr. Drake solved all of
the code except that one"
"Except that one necessary in
gredient without which tne cake
would have fallen," she flashed back.
"Nay, nay, my dearl Modesty i all
right, but the truth is something
else again. Besides, you are in
terrupting me" this with an as
sumption of severity which I saw
was not all mockery. That the was
elated, triumphant about something,
I who know every line of her fea
tures, every expression, could tell,
although one less used to her would
have supposed her carelessly free
from' emotion. f
"I'll be good," I promised laugh
ingly. "You'd better I" she threatened.
"Indeed, you really don't deserve to
be told that because of that bit of
work you sat up all night to do
you've given us a strangle hold on
a dangerous cobra. And it's a ser
pent which otherwise bade fair to
plant some mighty effective venom
in the body politic."
"Oh. Lillian I" My pulses bounded
with tumultuous pride. "Really?"
"I have a Hunch.
"Very much really, also certainly,"
she returned. "Not that our journey
is over, by any means, indeed, there
are several miehtv bumov and devi
ous detours along the route, and the
car will probably spend a good many
anxious hours in repair garages, but
we've got the main route maps
charted very well, if anybody should
happen to ask you. When those
people back of Joe come out into the
open, and Anton, alias Smith, alias
a string of unpronouncable names,
gives Allen the opportunity to put
the fear of wrath into him we'll be
able to sit back for awhile and per
mit the whole slimy crew to wind
themselves up ready for hanging in
their own ropes."
She was the incarnation of swift,
ruthless,' pursuing justice as she
stood erect with brilliantly glinting
eyes, summing up her case in metal
lic, closely-clipped, business-like-accents.
I reflected, not for the first
time, that I would much prefer her
as an ally than as an antagonist.
"You've heard nothing from Kath
erine?" I asked, with her reference
to the man Joe in my mind.
"No, but when we do hear, it will
be a mighty interesting, though
short session, I imagine. However,
Joe isn't my chief worry. He's only
evil, while Smith is dangerously near
insanity, he has brooded over his
devilment so long. Don't think' I'm
officious, but I wish you'd keep close
to cover for the next few days. I'm
glad the Dicky-bird is perched in an
other forest. Smith owes you both a
distinct grudge for that Catskill bus
iness, and I'm afraid he'll try to pay
it off before he leaves. I shall be
mighty glad when Allen gets through
with him. I have a hunch the gentle
man will . be so thoroughly cowed
that even his half-crazed brain will
realize the necessity of going away
from this vicinity and never, never
coming back."
"You're still planning to let him
go free?" I tried to keep out of my
voice the fear ' of the man, Smith,
which is mine.
Not free," she corrected. "He will
always be under surveillauce, but he
will not know it. On the contrary, he
w'" jmaS,n.e hat he has me,d
very cleverly to escape from Allen's
a wide berth.
Yes," she went oh in answer to
my unspoken thought, "it is a risky
thing;; but he happens to ba the best
clue we have to the big-brained,
powerful personality hehind this
whole thing whose identity we have
not yet discovered. 8o- we must
pay out the line with this chap and
let him run for awhile. But he'll be
gaffed at the last, and the king fish
with him. You'd better lie down if
you have a headache, don't you
think? So long," and she was gone.
Bellevue Briefs
A big benefit danca was given Saturdav
evening, on the lawn of SL Mark church,
where a platform had been erected,
i .Ml5 & A- MltchH snd daughter, Janet,
left Friday for points in Minnesota, where
they will apend the summer visiting rela
tives. They will stop at St. Paul to visit
Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Ernest, former resi
dents of Bellevue.
The Christian Endeavor ncU4 f n.u.
rue Presbyterian church gave an Ice creaaa
and lawn social and entertainment Friday
wrviiiua v mi vuurcn lawn.
John Fraseur and A I liter Short left Fri
day oa a walking tour In Iowa, with ns
particular deatlnation In view. They ex
pect to return horns la a few weeks.
After a ahort vacation trip to Denver,
where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur
Cockerel.. WHllara Trent and soa, John,
returned homa yesterday.
Miss Janet Mitchell baa tendered her
resignation as president of the Christian
Endeavor society, aa aba expects to attend
Tarklo college in the fall after spending
the summer with relatives in Minnesota.
Mr. and Mra. Edward Donahoe of Salt
Lake City were guests last week of Mtsa
Janice Bets.
With a party of friends from Omaha
Mlse-Margaret Rirkabaugh la spending the
aummer In Mtnneeota.
A Knight Banneret pin of the Health
Crusaders was presented last week to
Ines Graves. Her sisters. Martha and
Alice, vera presented Squire pins.
John Fraseur has sold his dairy to
Omaha people and will take m rest from
active basmess lor a tuna.
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Even Heat Can t Halt
Debate in Senate
Washington, July 16. Members of
that exclusive millionaire's club
the United States senate are trans
acting the government's businesa
during these hot July days with all
the comforts of a seashore resort. .
In ante-rooms just ol? the senate
chamber are great luxurious lounges
where senators may cast aside sena
torial dienitv and recline at ease
while electric fans generate cool "sea
breezes on every side. Ice chests
nearby contain cooling drinks, all,
however, strictly within the limits of
Mr. Volstead's law.
An ancient unwritten rule of the
senate cast aside a few vears ago. is
again being ignored by senators and
that helps to keep them cool. This
rule formerly reauired senators to
appear in black clothing. Today, in
efforts to evade Washington's well
known heat, cool white linens and
flannels are the rule rather than the
exception.
While your senator docs his Dest to
keep cool" outside the chamber the
hot weather has not affected him in
debate. He very frequently gats "all
het up" in oratorical effusions despite
the rising thermometer. Even a
hot spell cannot cure senatorial de
bate.
Real Estate Transfers
Wslter R. Snell an1 wire to Chaelei
R MrMlrhael, northwent corner
6.Uh and Seward. 40x133 f 225
Madeline Lehn and husband to Her
bert K. Dunn, et al.. Wirt etreet,
1251, ft. east of 42d street,
8. S.. 40x120 3.100
Fannie D. Jackson and husband to
R. Louise Hoffman, 13th atteer,
286 fret north of Deer Park
boulevard, W. 8., 65x112 8,425
Teresa Malson to Jacob Onlck and
wife, 40th street, 198 feet south
of J street. E. S., 60x132 760
Sarah J. Baker and hueband to
Ray L. Rose, 23d street, 70 feet
north of J street, E. S., 30x132. 3,00
Mornlngslde Land Co. to Mollie D.
Relff, Decatur atreet, SO feet,
west of 66th street, N. 8 , 40x133 22i
Lynn B. Wolfe and wife to Alice
M. Jenkins, Hoctor boulevard, 268
feet south of Deer Park boulevard '
E. S., 40x120 6,376
Catherine Keenan to Hannah Sul
llvan, southwest corner 25th and
Taylor street. 90x127 1
Ida J. Harr to Ted Morton, Franklin
street, 120 feet west of 27th
street, 8. S., 60x125 2,000
Herbert K. Dunn, et al. to George
N. Lehn, tapltol avenue, 180 feet
east of 26th street, N. S., 46.3x
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EXPERT MASSAOK. ATLANTIC 5.
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RENT escuum cleaners. 7Sc. HA. 10T1,
MASSAGE. Emma Brott, 1717 Webster.
M. HOLERAN, maisase. 201 Neville Blk,
MATERNITY HOME. 112 Emmett.
EXPERT massage. 210 No. 17th.
MASSAGE. Eve and Sun Aptmt. At. 5365.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Boston bull terrier: dark brlndle,
wearing harness,, answering to name
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LOST Ladya Shrlner emblem pin, set
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LOST Gold wrist watch. REWARD of
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LOST Bankbook case containing money,
Harney 4363.
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HARVEST HANDS WANTED 200 har
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DUNDEE WOOLEN MILL
s"or sal, a few unclaimed, all-wool
"Dundee" nits, cheap, alteration frss.
Northwest Cor. lttb and Harney Sts.
FULL DRESS suits snd Tuxedos for rent.
J A. 1128. 10 N. lth St. I. Feldman.
ARMY shoes. 1J.J0. 701 No. 11th.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
ONE good Maxwell touring for sale, chesp.
AT. 1587.
WILLYS KNIGHT body, top. motor and
front wheels, cb-ap. WA. 1724.
HIGH-GRADE furniture, rugs, household
goods, dishes. AT. 1832
HOLLY, expert auto trimmer, ill 6. 34th.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
SOME bargalna In used Fords; prompt
delivery or. new Fords.
M'CAFFREY MOTOR CO.,
The Handy Ford Service Station.
16th and Jackson Sts. DO. 1600
KEVEHAL good and used trucks, standard
makes, priced low.
W. M. CLKMRNT MOTOR CO.,
3416 Grant St.
Phones WE. 9ti7 and AT. S7S.2.
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Cash or time,
(lOT.nSTROM AUTO 8 ALES CO..
1318 Harney St. JA. 2468.
LOOK over our list of used cars.
THE AUTOMOTIVE MARKET.
t06 Farnam St. AT. 7816.
Bill A GUY L. SMITH USED CAR.
A Safe Investment.
26th and Farnam Sts. Phohe DO. 1S70.
FORD cars made to start first turn of
crank. $3.00. While you wait. Used
Ford Car Co., 1814 Cuming St
FORD Sedan, at a bargain: recently over.
hauled and painted. In perfect ondition;
1920 model. Call WE. S169.
OVERLAND 5-pass., newly remodeled, Just
overhauled. Will sacrifice If taken at once.
Phone Co. Bluffs. Red 1571
v'KEB Inspection and water for all makes
battery. Battery and Parts Co.. 241
Farnam 8t.. AT. 9314.
USED cars, worth your money. The Ne
braska Oldsmoblls Co.. 18th aud Howard
8ts. AT. 1770.
A.eir a,mi Any fi.Hnv Auto Repaint 8erv
ice. PFEIFFER'S, 2525 Leavenworth.
ONE 1920 Studebaker Big 6. Overhauled;
painted Just like new. HA. 5750.
II.-45 BUICK, FIRST CLASS shape; win
ter top. Call HA. 6760.
USED radiators, all makes for sale. Green-
ous-h Radiator Repair. zi3 r arnem.
USED Fords, ail models.
Co., 1814 CuminK.
Used Ford Car
FOR SALE Ford with delivery box, u
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
CtTY MATTRESS CO.
Mattresses made over. New ticks.
Box Springs Repaired.
2115 Cuming St. . AT. 4979.
AUCTIONS are held daily and evenings at
- Dowd's Auction House, 18th and Web
ster street. Phone AT. 0966 for details.
ELECTRIC WASHING MACHINES
retailed at wholesale prices. 175 buys
the best. Phone Douglas 442S.
COMPLETE line of household furniture
for sale. 206 S. 30th St.
COMPLETE solid oak dining set, 6 leather
chairs. Very reasonable. AT. 806.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
ORPHEUM Tenor Banjo, with cae. like
new; used three months, Cost 170. rirst
135 takes it. T. C. Shipley. Rushville,
Neb.
TRADE your used piano on a new plnyer
piano. Balance as low as 110 per month.
A HOSPE CO., 1513 Douglas.
LOVELY upright piano; good condition;
ebony; BARGAIN. Call WE. 6920.
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
ELECTRIC WASHER BARGAIN.
Reversible wringer, metal cylinder, slightly-
used. $60, JA. 1296.
EVERYTHING in Radio supplies. Mall
Orders solicited. Omaha Sporting Goods
Co. 1816 Harney St.
EXPERT sewing machine repairing.
M1CKEL9.
16th and Harney. DO. 1973.
FOR SALE Two 16-inch G. E.
fans. 1912 Farnam St.
POULTRY AND PET STOCK.
Baby chicks, 10-week old, and matured
pullets, cockerels and yearling hens, all
leading varieties. Send for catalog. S. M.
Dean, Box 771, Fort Dodge, Ia.
WHEAT SCREENINGS, $1.50 per 100 lbs.
A. w. Wagner, 801 N. lth. JA. 1142.
BLACK Persian male kittens,
$10 each.
Tel. JA. 1854.
STORE & OFFICE EQUIPMENT
TYPEWRITERS
AND
All MAKES bought, sold, rented and
repaired. Bole agenta for the CORONA.
Get our prices before you buy, EVery
machine cuaranteed.
Central Typewriter Exc,
JA. 4120.
1912 Farnam.
WE buy, sel! safes, make desks, show
cases, etc, umana Fixture & supply Co.,
8. W. Cor. 11th and Docslas. JA. 3724.
BURROUGHS adding machines. $100, fac
tory guarantee. R. A. Fisher. AT. 0381.
GUARANTEED typewriters, $10 and up.
Midland Supply Co., 1404 Dodge St.
GOOD THINGS TO EAT.
DELICIOUS APPLES FOR JELLY. CALL
WA. 4434.
CHERRIES, apples. 600 Sprague. KE. 2915.
BUSINESS CHANCES
HOTEL for sale 36 "rooms, brick: heated,
electric iights, gas, 100 feet from estab
lished center of slty. $16.0i, $5,000 cash,
balance to suit buyer. Restaurant, fur
nished, for Bale at $300. Two or three of
fices to let to good chirnprator or doctor.
Address Prop. Elliott House, btillwater.
Minn.
MEAT market and grocery for sale. Locat
ed In best city in western Neb. Population
6.000. In good farming locality. Doing
strictly cash business. Modern equipped.
Ice machine. Price and terms for same
will surprise you. Address Y-19S0, Omaha
Bee.
Hotel for sale. Furniture and five-year
lease on Hampton hotel at Hotdrege, Neb.
50 rooms. Must be sold within 10 days.
Inquire U. G. Simpson, Holdrege, Neb.
MOTION picture show, lb.000 buys good
paying motion picture show if taken before
July 31st. Write for particulars U. E.
Moore. Maxwell, N. M.
FOR SALE Fully equipped electric
blacksmith shop. 2 fires; trip hammer;
cash business., Edgar G. Lee. Julesburg,
Colo.
CLOTHING and shoe store for sale. 110.
000 will handle, eaatern Nebraska; good
business. Address Y-1951, Omaha Bee.
HERE IT IS A going mufttgraph busi
ness One of tha best buys in Omaha
today. Call AT. 6804.
CAFE and bakery for sale. A-l business,
located In northwest Iowa. Address Box
Y-1954. Omaha Bee.
8-ROOM HOUSE, new furniture Bringing
in good income. Mast be sold at once.
Harney 6968.
MEAT market for saie. only one in lively
coantty town. D. H. Klirtia. Ohlnwa. Neb.
&ARBER shop and pool hall, only one in
town. Terms. J. R. Press. Tamora. Neb.
MAKE hay while the sun shinea.
confectionery. 41i Jin. S
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BUSINESS CHANCES
Lbeauty operators,
ATTENTION!
BRAND-NEW OEM ELECTRIC PER
MANENT HAIR WAVER. C08T 1126.
NEVER BEEN USED. GUARANTEED
WAVB FOR SIX MONTHS. WILL SACRI
FICE. WILL TRADE FOR GOOD ELEC
TRIC MANGLE. CALL WE. 7034. OR
WRITE 8424 PARKER AVE.
WANTED IMMEDIATE
LY! CUSTOMERS
WAITING!
Have party wanting to buy the lease and
furniture of money making hotel located
Council Bluffs or good town In Nebraska,
If you want to sell list with
E. W. EXLEY, HOTEL BROKER.
1105 W. O. W. Bldg, Omaha Douglas 6169
FOR SALE Several splendid Kentucky
type sadrlle houses, ready for prompt de
livery. We also have for rent good sad
dle horses at reasonable rates. Safe for
women and children to ride; also gentle
ponies ror tne kiddles.
OMAHA RIDING ACADEMY.
Ak-Sar-Ben Field. Tel. WA. 6063.
HOTEL 14-room hotel, modern, furnished
complete, big garage, large garden, good
business and home cheap for quick sale,
terms, no trades. Owner, 702 W. Lyon St.,
juarsnaii, .Minn.
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS
ACCORDION PLEATING.
ACCORDION, aide, knlte, box pleating,
covered buttons, all styles; hemstitch
ing, buttonholes. Write Ideal Button A
Pleating Co.', 308 Brown Block. Omaha,
iveo. Telephone ja. 1936.
NEB. PLEATING glVS:
ed Buttons. 1806 Fatnam, 2d Floor.
DO. 6670.
KODAK FINISHING.
FILMS DEVELOPED FREE.
The Enslsn Co.. 1607 Howard 8t
DENTISTS.
DENTAL X-RAYS, SO each. 13 a full set
619 Securities Bldg., 16th and Farnam.
DETECTIVE9.
RELIABLE Detective Bureau, Railway
.x. Blag-., j A. 2066; night, KE. 3812.
Independent Detective Bureau, 804 Neville
ain. AT. D6U1 ; night, WA. 4045; KE. 046S
JAMES, ALLAN, 312 Neville Blk. Evidence
secured in all cases. AT. 1136.
CONTRACTORS.
GARAGES built, any style fend size. 110ft up.
Concrete work. Mlcklin Lumber 4b
wrecking co. Tel WE. 6555.
PLASTERING, cement work, building, re-
moaenng garages or any Rind; guaran
teed work. WA. 0997.
DRESSMAKING.
PLAIN and fancy sewing: silk shirts
specialty; work guaranteed. ,TA. 0736.
FURRIERS.
pTTTJQ remodeled, relined, cleaned.
X KJXiU Kneeter Alaska Fur Co.. 203
So ISth St. DO. 7?83.
HAULING.
TRUNKS, 50c; bags, 25c; any place In
town. Day Express. Call AT. 4950.
PATENT ATTORNEYS.
J. W. Martin, Patent Attorney, 1711
Dodge, room 209. Also Washington, D.
C. 1 help Inventors sell their patents.
PAINT AND PAPER HANGING.
LaWe or small Jobs, short notice. Call
Atlantic, 6596.
LUPTON Painter; inside work
clalty; cheap for cash. AT. 9717.
PRINTING.
EDDY Printing Co. 212 8. 11 St. Do. 8(47.
TREE TRIMMING.
TREE trimming, tree surgery. Surgery is
our specialty. Work done by experts. Call
us tor free advice in the care of your
trees. Home Landscape Service, 911 N.
24th St. DO. 6116.
TOWEL SUPPLY.
FRONTIER Towel Supply furnishers of
clean linens. 1819 Cal. AT. 6291.
MISCELLANEOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS.
DIAMONDS ?c. -r,r
the best
price with privilege
to buv back at small profit. GROSS
JEWELRY CO., Omaha, Neb.. 402 N.
16th St. Telephone DO. 6049.
OMAHA PILLOW CO. Mattresses made
over in new ticks at half price of new
beds. Pillows renovated and made up in
new feather proof ticking. Old bed
ticks washed. 1907 Cuming. J A. ?467.
DR. Louis N. Smernoff, diseases of women
and children. 115 N. 21st St AT. 6766.
PRESCRIPTIONS carefully compounded at
the 6 Sherman & McConnell Drugstores.
WANT TO BUY
DESKS DESKS DESKS
New desks, used desks bought, sold and
traded. J. C. Reed, 1207 Farnam. AT. 614$.
Call WE. $441 first Wa pay mora for
xurmture, rugs, stoves, ciotnes.
ROOMS FOR RENT
EXTRAORDINARY large and beautifully
furnished rooms, In one. of the finest
homes In Omaha, five minutes walk
from heart of city; suitable for profes
sional or business man. Must be seen to
be appreciated. 808 8. 20th St.
DESIRABLE accommodations for 1 or 1
business or professional men In attractive
ly furnished bachelor quarters. West
Farnam district. Phone HA. 4643 after
6 p. m., Saturday afternoon or Sunday.
HOTEL SANDFORD, 19th and Farnam.
HOTEL HE.NSHAW. 16th and Farnam.
Special rates to permanent guests.
lie N. 25TH ST. 2 large rooms with al
cove. 6 windows, modern; also 1 room with
running water.
DELMAR HOTEL.
Cool rooms. Hot and cold water, tele
phone. Special rates. 24th and Farnam.
CHICAGO. 2546. south front, newly fur
nished, comfortable sleeping and house
keeping rooms, ideal home. HA. 1718.
UNFURNI8HED room for light bousa
keeplng. cloas In. strictly modern, rea
soaable rent. Call AT. 1160.
FURN. rms. with prfr. bath; warm. conT
fort a ble. cheerful; prices reasonable, day
or wk. Hotel Hamilton. AT. 4701.
NINETEENTH Sr.. . 405 North. Clean,
nicely furnished foofns: light housekeep
ing and sleeping.
LARGE COMFORTABLE room for gentle
men. Private home near 38th and Far
ram. Phone Harney 1116.
FOl'R furnished, front rooms; adjoining
beth: private family; l a week. WE. 1S07.
CASS 8T. 2021 Nira large, cool sleeping
rooms for rent. Men only.
561 S 26th Ave. furnished rooms;
ladies
only; no housekeeping. J A. 2!34.
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Ideal Home
Private family. Cloas to car. Pleas
ant, modern and homelike, 7 per week.
3311 No. 60th Bt. WA 1171.
TO LET Room with meals If desired.
Will accommodate two; prefer persona
employed during day; recommendations
exchanged. WA. 1219.
FRONT room, home cooking. HA 6611.
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
TWO large housekeeping rooms, every
thing complete; walking distance, reason
able DO. 8898.
LARGE rm., mod. conveniences, screened
porch: couple or 1 bus, women. HA. 6612.
SINGLE or 2-room housekeeping suite,
modern, walking distance. AT. 7110.
1918 CAPITOL AVE.;
and sleeping rooms.
good housekeeping
ONE or 2-room apts.
514 N. 23d St.
with kitchenette.
HOUSES FOR RENT
ATTRACTIVE 8-room house In "Dundee.
6120 Izard Street.
Peters Trust Company,
"Where Omaha Rents"
AT. 0544.
17th and Farnam Sts.
VERY nice 6-room, house, bath and garage,
now vacant, 135. 2023 Pierce. AT. 2826
and AT. 0274.
4-ROOM house near 37th and Grover. $25
per month. See owner at 3641 Haskell St
FURNISHED HOUSES
FIVE rooms. itht?r variant oi nlr1v fur.
nlshed; good inside and out. 3727 North
44th. Call Eafle Shoe Repair, 2234 Far
nam.
EIGHT-ROOM house. new furniture.
Bringing In good income. Must be sold
at once. HA. 5968.
16-ROOM rooming house, partly furnished
walking distance; part cash. 646 So. 36th
St. Call J A. 3161.
7 rooms completely furnished; piano, Vic
trola, everything complete. AT. 4114.
APARTMENTS FOR RENT
GET our list of vacant aDartments and
houses. We handle a larger variety of
rental properties than any otber agency
in tne city.
Peters Trust Company,
WHERE OMAHA RENTS.
AT. 0544. 17th and Farnam Sts.
FOR RENT 6 rooms, modern but heat,
1251 South 16th St.
3 rooms, city water and gas, 12511, South
Gallagher & Nelson
JA. 3382.
TWENTY-FOURTH ST.. 842 8. 2. 3.
and 5-room all modern, newly remodeled
and in A-l shape. Will equip some or all
oi tne rooms with new furniture If de
sired. Call AT. 0295. L. H. Stern. 305
wmaiia muy. ana xoan ass n.
NHW. 2 large rooms. 4-room avpnmmn
datlon; bed, stove and Ice boi: laundry
ana lotKer room. $42.50. 1801 Vinton
Douglas 8537.
LEAVENWORTH St.. 2701 Cool, outside.
o-ruora apartment, jaf modern, nicely dec
oratea, victor KOOS, MA. Z406.
MODERN apt., living room, dlninr room
bedroom, kitchen and bath. Walking dls-
iwnce. ibv. walnut 3888,
M ANDERSON St.. 2620 Three unfnr,,.
isnea rooms, water, . gas, light furnished,
garage. Private home.
IO Q room modern an
"J ""DRAKE RENT
apartments. THE
RENTAL AGENCY.
iyiiz riowara st. at. mus. ja. 2805.
MODERN 4 and 7 rooms; low rent, close
In. G. P. Stebblns. 1610 Chicago.
CHICAGO ST.. 3908 New 5-room apart
ment, all modern; garage. HA. 6539.
FURNISHED APARTMENTS.
Morris Apartment Hotel,
18th and Dodge Sts.
Apartments consist or living room,
dressing room, kitchenette and bath.
Weekly rental Includes heat, light, gas.
phone and maid services. Either weekly
or permanent guests. I'ftona AT. 3210.
ST. REGIS Apts.. 37th and Jones Rmi.
tlfully fur. apt., living room, bedroom,
dining room, kitchen with garbage In
cinerator, large bath, In best residential
uisinci; extremely cool; immediate oo
cupancy. Telephone HA. 7325.
ROOMS for men onlv: running hot .nd
cold water; walking distance.
crown Bachelor Apts.
608 North 21st St. AT. 749
TWO-ROOM APT.. $8 per week. Everv
thing furnished. Call Sunday or eve
nings. 1.13 jvortn ;3d. JA. T038.
BUSINESS PROPERTY RENT
HALF OF FURNISHED OFFICE with use
of telephone and private office In down
town office building: rent reasonable Ad
Ply 611 McCague Bldg. "
CUMING and 24th Three office rooms
for rent; corn. Call AT. 4564.
M55S4?.TikE STORAOE AND WARE
HOUSE CO.. 11th and Jones Bt.
MOVING AND STORAGE
FIDELITY ITV
MOVING PACKING "
STORAGE SHIPPING.
Household Goods and Pianos.
Reduced Rates This Week to
LOS ANGELES and ST. LOUIS.
"07-H Howard St. Jackson 028$.
FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE
Separate locked rooma for household
goods and pianos, moving, packing ar .
shipping.
BEK1N8 OMAHA VAN AND STOP .GB.
o South 11th. DO. .181.
ESTIMATES furnished on storage and
moving Contracts taken on Job or hr.
Olohe Van Storage Co.. JA. 4331. AT.
230. 520-24 North lth St.
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE
1100 TO lia.OQO loans made prompt!.
F. D. WEAD and. D. H. BOWMAN
llo 8 11th St. Weed Bldg. At 015
Farm Tan No esy on western
f drill lAldllS Neb. farms, rancb-a.
Kloks Investment Co- 14$ Om. Nat'l Bk.
OMAHA HOMES EAST NEB. FARMS.
O'KEEFF. REAL ESTATE CO..
1111 Om. Nat. Bk. Bldg. Jackson 1711.
i i mm a a i i i v ' -sasas-s' a- s - if. m a
for The Bee by Sidney Smith
(Ceyirivht tl
riCIURt
WOM.
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LOANS ON REAL ESTATE
WE have cash oa hand to loan oa Omaha
residences.
E. H. LOUOEB. INC.
131 K.ellne Mldg
FIRST mortgage loans mad. promptly on
Omana real .stats. Hbopen Co.,
I ' .nr. IV t4 Ke'llne Bids
Ia,.u time lu ami .Seoraka farm
loans. We sell farms and ram-hra. Walter
Bowen, Patera Trust Bldg., Omaha.
ON IMP. PROPERTY. NO DELAY.
OAKVrN BROS.. 4t OMAHA NAT Bldg.
BONDS, STOCKS, MORTGAGES
J. H. MITHEN paya most for LIBERTY
BONDS. 921 City Nat'l Bank Bldg.
ACREAGE FOR SALE
A P'Dt!, A iTO tracts, large and small.
AVXVlJlVJlll Easy payments. Hast-
Ings Heyd-n. 1614 Harney St. AT. floiO.
AN ACRE oi ground for only 1975.
Fronts south on the Blvd. at 14th St.
Easy terms AT. 8411.
VACANT PROPERTY
125 DOWN
$5 MONTH
Fine corner lot, facing south and east,
sewer and water In atreet; near car,
$450.
H. S. MANVILLE. Realtor.
AT. 2403 616 Peters Trust Bldg.
DUNDEE CORNER LOT.
Southeast corner 53d and Dodge. 1 SC
feet on Dodee. Worth 15.000. What
Is your offer? Owner, Harney 3923.
Ralston Lots
payi'.ents. I hone Stewart, Ralston 10-W.
WILL build to your order on our beauti
ful lots in Edgewood; very easy terms.
Atlantlo 854.
KANSAS LANDS.
FOR SALE ISO-acre Improved farm, 1
milea of city limits Topeka, Kan.. 1120 per
acre. J. C Karaa, Table Rock, Neb.
NEBRASKA LANDS
YOUR farm or ranch turned quickly into
cash. Nebraska Realty Auction Co.. Cen
tral City, Neb. M. A. Larson, Mgr.; A.
W. Thompson. Auctioneer. .
TWO quarters of good, level, dark loam sell
for sale at $25 per acre. Located mar the
Holt and Knox county line. Write the
owner, 8. 8. Langford, Craig. Neb.
FARMS, ranches, sale, exchanged Willis
Cadwell, Broken Bow, Neb.
WANTED REAL ESTATE
HOMES for sale. APTS. for rent.
W. J. Palmer Co.,
Real Estate Management Specialists.
Keeline Bldg AT. 898H.
List your home Buy your home,
BINDER & OTIS,
Real Estate, Loans. Rentals, JA. 2561,
Charles W. Young & Son
Real Estate, Rentals, Insurance,
1602 City Nat. Bk. AT. 9661.
To buv or sell Omaha Real Estate see
FOWLER & M'DONALD
Members Multiple Listing Ex. J A. 142S.
Reed & Co.,
Heal Estate and Insurance.
1207 Farnam St Phone AT. 614(t.
When buying or selling sen
First Trust Co.,
400 First Nat. Bank. AT. 0729.
PPTTPMlT' Realty Co. Liat with
VJXVU JCil 1J us (OT quick results.
S418 First Nafl Bk. Bldg. J A. 1911. '
pTpTZTJlrpm REAL ESTATE
Dili IV Hi X X sells. Rents. Insures.
350 Peters Trust Bldg.. J A. 0633.
STRAIGHT 6-yoar loans, H per cent.
AMOS GRANT CO.,
201 8 18th, Arthur Bldg. AT. S380.
JEO. T. PORTER & CO.
Real Estate, Rentala. Insurance.
105 South 18th. AT. 2991.
NEW homes, completely financed. Pay
like rent. C. T. SPIER & CO.. Realtors,
304 Peters Trust Bldg. DO. 4867
AT-Lantic 1111 means HOME REALTY
CO.. 1019-20 W. O. W. Bldg. Ws buy
and sell Omaha home.
GROVE-HIBBARD CO., modern bouses.
626 Ry. Exchg. mag.
AT. 4956.
WANT 6 or 7-room. well locsted, In Dun
dee. by the first; have cash. Bos izi,
Omaha Bee.
LIST your homes for sale with us. Wo
have the customers. PAYNE INVEST
MENT CO.
TO SELL quick and buy right, see Flko
Price. 819 City Nat. Bank. JA. Z41S.
LIST your property with W. Farnara
Smith Co.. 1320 Fariium St.
LIST your property wtth R. D. Clark Co.,
Securities Bldg.
TO SELL see Glover & Morell. AT. 3623.
Equitable Tyrust Co. Realtors. AT. 1145.
Western Real Estate Co JA. 1607.
NORTH SIDE PROPERTY
3335 CAMDEN Ave., 1 rooms, modern with
half acre of fruit. 11.000 cash, balanca
monthly. 108 Bee Bldg. JA. 0200.
FINE 6-room bungalow, hard wood finish,
15,000. O. B. Stebblns. 110 Chicago.
D. E. BUCK & CO. buv and sell homes.
WEST SIDE PROPERTY
$100 Cash
New 6-room one and one-half story finely
finished oak and white enaml. beautifully
derorated. close to car; desirable neighbor
hood. Will sell responsible party on 1100
cash and $1"0 per month.
CALL OWNER. WA. 345.
FOUR rooms, partly modern, large lot,
nice location. $1.90. Bargain. G. B.
Stebblns. 1610 Chicago St
BENSON PROPERTY
BENSON Dandy S-room, modern bunga
low; lot. 64x80; one-half block from car
line. Pries 13,850. C. A. Grimes. Phone
JA. KSIi.
DUNDEE PROPERTY
Dundee Lots, Houses
GEORGE CO. Realtors
Atlantic 3024.
Members Multiple Listing Exchange.
FLORENCE PROPERTY
NETHAWAT sella snd trsdt. KE. 1401.
MISCELLANEOUS PROPERTY
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