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    Omaha Produce
(Wholesale.)
Hv 8'ftie 1 apartment of Agriculture
hurnu uf Mam < - and Marketing
m FT MR.
' rcamery—Jobbing prico to retailers
l.xtii- i»&c-; extras in 60*lb. tubs 64c
standards, 52c; firsts, 60c
Dairy—Buytr* are paying around J6c
tor >* "clfd nts of table butter and 27c
*"r l ■ ■ ii ,'«4 Btoi k; cheesy and dirty
considerably less
BUTTER FAT.
«»rnaha l*t r are now quoting 46c at
Om«ha. °Untry *’la,lon’‘- ■*nd 65c delivered
EQOS.
I paid for fr’*h urir*. <1
„.,r d 1,1 Omaha. around 4Sv, but
,n > . "J'c|*d lots of extra palitv and
elln blln* lb- tup price. No. 2. held *KK-.
end email eliea «r,. bringing only market
l.'.V'"a'. w"lt h range around 25c; cracks.
Some buyers are quoting on lh« case
count basis, paying about $12.00
Jobbing pries* |0 retailers: Fresh.
» t,nc>t -66c per dozen; selects, 61c; storage,
selects, 36c; No. l, 32c; trdxle. 37-2&c;
cracks, 25c.
POULTRY.
Live-—Broilera. 2ie. heavy h**ns and ptil
b’ts, 17c; light hens and pullets, 12c;
spring roosters, oil sizes, 16c; old cocks.
1"<;; I.cghorn poultry about 3c ices; ducks,
fat, full feathered, 14c, geese, fat, full
feathered, 12c . turkeys, fat. 9 ibs and
30c; capons, over 6 lbs, 20032c,
guln-:ts, 4 1 inch plg»-on« d"zcn. $1 00.
*sick, scrawney and crlppel poultry not
wanted.
T>ri's.i-«d—IV ■ - i i g about as follows!
No. l dry picked tu-k* >both hens and
young t«»tns, 4"c, old tom turkeys, No. 1,
■ >' . N'» 2 turg. > *, not c ulls. 3Uc; No. I
ducks, fat, 20* . NV 1 goose, fat. 18c. Some
I' J.'trs are a ■ epting receipts and re
selling on 19 i t cent commission. Coun
try shippers should leave heads and feet
on dressed poultry.
Jobbing prices to retailers: Dressed,
broilers, 3. (34c; springs, 22024c; heavy
hens. 25c: light Ions. 22c; roosters, 17c;
ducks, 22025c; gc.se 25c; turkeys, 45c.
R A T1B1TH
Buyers are quoting the fo”owing prices:
Uotlon tails, per dot.. $2 40; jacks, per
doz., $1 50.
BEEP* CUTS.
The wholesale prices of beef cuts in ef
f> i t today arc as follows:
% Ribs No. 1. I". . NV 2. 21c; No. 3. Me
Lo as—No. i. 2*1 ; No. 3, 26c; No. 3, 16c.
Rounds—No. 1. 14s; No. 2, l ;c: No. 3,
10c.
Chucks—No. 1, 10’4c; No. 2. 10c; No. 3.
7c.
* Plates—No. 1. 7c; No. 2, 6Vic; No. 2.
6 Vic
HONEY
Jobbers are Bailing at prices listed below: i
New extracted 24, lft ox. 2 djzen to (
per case $6 00; new comb. 24 sec- 1
lions per case. $4 60. new extracted clov- \
«r. 10-Jc. cans. 6 cans to caae. Per lb.. 16c
FRUITS
ltanan.'ii—Baser! on selling price of 9
per lb $4 0U(ft17.BC.
Oranges—Extra fancy California navels,
p-r box according t«> si/..', $4.00 <1 6.60;
choice. 60c le.-a; Mississippi Satjuimas. Vi
bux. $3.60. W
Lemons—HJxtra California. 300, Soft
Bl’/f*. per box. $10.00; choice. 300 to 360
kI/( $9 00. Limes.. 100, $3 UU.
Grapefruit—Florida, fancy all sI/ps. per
box, $5 oo; choice, 36-size, $3.71; 46-slze.
$4.50, other sizes, $4 75
Crnnbei riea— Hbl leu jbs . $13 60^17 03
box. 60 lbs.. $8.60; Jersey Howes, $17 00.
Apples—Delicious, uncording to size ami
duality, per box, $2.00 (fc? 4.25; Washington
Jonathans, per, box, $1.90 ^ 2.'0; Iowa
Jonathans, per bbl. $6.00; bu. basket,
$ I s •. fancy Grimes Golden, per hbl , $ > 50;
choice, per bbl.. $3 50; Missouri Pippins,
fancy, per hbl . $4.25: Northern Spies,
per box, $!.90'(i2.25: choice Hood River
Manana, p« r l*yx, $2 0"; Spltzenberger,
fancy, per box, $2.75; Gano. fancy, per
bbl., $4.50.
Grape*—Red Emperor, per keg. $5.60;
per crafe, $2.75; Almerla (white), per
keg. $9.00.
Figs—California, 24 8-oz. carton box,
$2.75; 60-carton box, $3 76.
Dates—Hollow!, 7f*-lb. butts, 12c;
Dromedary; case. 36-ox., *6.76.
Avocados—Alligator pars, per tjozen,
$7.50.
VEGETA T4T.ES.
Potatoes — Minnesota Reel Hlver Chios
No 1, $1.25 per cwt ; Nebraska" Early
Chios, No. 1, $1.10 per cwt.; No. 2 $1 00
per cwt
Sw*et Potatoes—Rush-1 basket, $1.75;
bbl 5' no.
Old lb-eta. Carrots. Turnips, Parsnips,
Rutabagas—Per lb., 2\c; In sacks, per
lb. L’br.
Artichokes—Dozen. $2 00.
Let I act—Idaho to-td. 4-dozen crate
$5.60. per dozen. $1 60; California crates.
^ $5.60; hothouse leaf, per dozen bunches.
p 45c.
Peppers—Green, market basket, per lb..
Egg Plant—Selected, dozen. $2.75.
Tflmatw*-v »I fornln, per efts--, $3.60;
Florida. ' basket chat--. $9.i»0.
lb.ms—Southern, wax, bumper. $f>.^P©>
r.00
Unions—Southern, por dozen bunches.
60c; Onlo Whites $3 00 p*'r cwt: Imported
Spanish, crate, $2.50; Red Globes, per lb., |
Pa rsley—Dozen bunches. 90c.
Spinach — Per bushel. $1.25.
Cauliflower—California, crates, $3.50.
Cabbagt—Omits, per lb., 2-Vfet ; sacked, |
2c. re-i, per lie, 3c; celery cabbage, per I
lb l'Oc; Brussel! sprouts.- per lb.. 20c.
Celery—M'-higan. per doz*»n. 60#75« 1
Idaho, per * 1 *> • r, $ 1 3■■ <f 1.60 '<(/ 1 A 5 ; Call- 1
fornlu (not trimmed), per crate, $7.00.
Cucumbers—Hut house, per dozen, $3.60.
Garlic—Per lb., 26c.
FLOUR
First patent. 'a**, $7.10; lancy, clear,
',m, $5.95. Quotations arc f. o. b. Omaha.
FEED.
Omaha mills and libbers arc selling
th* ir products In round I ds at the follow
ing prices, f o. b. Omaha:
Bran, $-3.50; brown shorts. $25.00; gray
shorts, $27.00; middling. $2*.50; reddog.
$;tl.t»0. alfalfa nual, choice. $28.60; Nr,». 1.
|2i | ■ \.< $84.60; linseed nml, $51 ,
cottonseed meal. 43 per cent, $52.70; hom
iny feed, white. $27.50; yellow. $27.60; but
termilk, condensed, 6 to 9 barrels, 3.1c
per lb ; flake buttermilk. 500 to 1.500 lbs.,
7 b «• per lb ; egg shells, dried and ground,
100-ib. bags.. $25.00 per ton.
KAY.
Trices at which Omaha dealers are
selling In carload lots follow:
Upland Prairie—No. 1, $16.00017 00; No.
2. $ 13 00® 15.00 No 3, $9.00(0 12.00.
" Midland Prairie—No. 1. $15.50016.50:
No 2, $12.50014.50; No. 3. $8.50011.50.
l.-owlnnd Pralile—No. 1. $10.00012.00;
No 2. $N. 00 0 9.00.
Alfalfa—Choice $22.00 9 23.00; No. 1. i
$19. 50(11'21.00. standard. $17.60© 19 00; No. '
2. $14 600 16 50: No. 3. $12 00014 00.
Straw—Oat. $8.00 to $9 00; wheat. $7.00
to $N.0U.
SEEP.
Omaha luivers are paving the following i
pro • s for field s- • ■•!. thresher run. da- |
l:\ercd Omaha. Quotatons are on the
1...-IS of hundredweight measure:
- Seed—Alfalfa. $ 12 'hi to $18.00; red
h , lover. $H».0" to $18“ ': alsyke, $8 no to
®i$.$l5("); timothy, $1 00 to $6-2.»; Sudan
grass $8.00 fo $10 00: white blosiom
► w. et* clover. $0.00 to $10.60; millet, high
grade i.erman, $2 25 to $2 75 ; common
millet, f I ; ' to $2 00; amber sorghum
cane, $2.25 to $3.00.
HIDES, FURS. WOOI.
Trie s printed below arc on the basis nt
buyers* weights and selections, for goods
delivered at Omaha:
Current receipt hides. 11c and 10c; green
hides. 9c and *>■; bulls. Sc and 7<-; brand
ed. Sc. glue hides, 5c; kip. 14c and 124r;
calf. 15c and 13'*c. deacons. 80c each: i
glue calf and kip. horse hides. $4.i»0d
and $3.54' each; ponies, 7 5c each; colts, 15c !
• ach. hog sklrs. 1 • ■•t.h: dry hides, No
1 15c per lb; dry salted. 12c lb.; dry glue.
6c lb.
Wool pelts. $1 25 to $1 *'•<' for full wonh d
skins; spring lamts. 75c to 90c for late
take oft. clips, no value; wool. 30c to 35c (
Tallow, No. I, 7c; B tallow, fle; No *2. I
61_ p ; a grease. 7 c; B grease, 6c; yellow ■
grease, 6c; brown grease. ?»Hc; pork
cracklings. $80 per ton; beef cracklings.
r t«»n: beeswax. $20 per ton.
Furs—Skunk. central states. narrow
Vo 1 large. $3 00; No. 1 medium
« » no •’ Nn 1 small $150: No. 2 good un
prime $1 'Hi Muskrat, western, fall , irge
$! 75 ’ medium $10(»: small 75c Raccoon
central, ordinary, large. $5 00; mediutn
IS.6-: .in-.ll. *2.2*: No 2.. **'"«
• Mitral, iirdlnnrv. l«r*e. j,
*;i 7- small. *2 :r.; No ". »1 j0 Wolf,
n-'rthwesr .-rn. soft, large. II 2 "0 : medium
I No 1. IS *# Fo*. cen
tral er-v large. (2 00: medium *1 •>«
■mall. 7 :>•■: No 2. 75r Civet, prime. «®
f. I.vnt oat. $<10001 00 Beaver. In
pnllv caurhi I30 00W7. Oil Fisher. *.* «» .
n*'no Hous* cat " MOc I.ynx. $15*00-]
,f : .u ntter. $30.0005 01' Weasel, w hite.
$1 0'»9 2 W'lil rat. $1 50083c Badger.
*l o©1 o.v Marten. $40.0006.00. Bear
$85.0001.00.
New York Money.
New York, Dec 13—rail Money—Easy;
high. 4 per cent; low. 3"* tier cent; ruling
rate. 4 per cent; closing bid. 4 per cunt;
offered at 4S per •■"nt; last loan. 4 per
cent; call loans against acceptances, 3’*
per cent.
Time Loans—Steady; mixed collateral.
90 days. 44* n b ter cent1* 4-8 months.
05 P<*r cent.
Prime Commercial Paper—4^* per cent.
New York Metals.
New York. Dec. 13—Copper—Quiet;
• p*. truly tic, spot ahd futures, 14014*4e.
Tin—Firm, spot and nearby. 57.37c;
futures, 37.75 0 37.87c.
Iron—Steady; rrlces unchanged.
Lead—Flaky ; spot. 7.1007.15c.
Zinc—Steady: East St Louis, spot and
i<< .trby delivery, 7.2007.25c.
Antimony—Spot. 6.3706.12c.
8|tnt Cotton.
Ne« York. Dec. 13.—Spot cotton steady;
"Ud liiui,. 26.55c.
| N. Y. Curb Bonds
N>w York Pec. 13.—Transaction* on the
! New York curb market today were as
I follow*.
Domestic.
38 Allied Packer «s 3 8 8.3% gj
i Aluminum 7s, 33 1 ot> in* jog
A>. Am R Coup 6s . 8 9 *8% %
5 Am S A li 6*. w 1 63 53 5.1
8" Am T A T 6s. ’24 10 1 100% 101
3 Ana Copper 7s. 29 103% 103% 103%
5 An* Am < »il 7 %s 103 4 103% 1 (13 4
14 Arm A Co 7s ...104% 104% 104%
2 4 Pe»U St 7s. . .104% 104% 1<H%
H Heth St 7■«, ‘ 10-j% 102%
»* cent steel 8s ..lot;4 lor,% 1064
2 Charcoal Iron 8* .. 9% y;;% 93 4
4 Cities S 7s, “C" 92 92 92
3 Cltie* H 7s. ,,D" .90% 90% 90%
6 Con <» U fi4* .9 3% 9 9 »9%
8 Con U H Gs . ... 103 % 101 103%
4 Con Test 8m .9m% 98% 98%
* Doe re A Co. 7 % a .102% 102% 10 2 %
7 Detroit City G 0s 100% 100% 100%
•1 Galena Slg Oil 7a 103% 10.1% 103%
6 Gen Asphalt *s 104 104 104
2 Grind Trunk 6%s 105% 105% 105%
2 Gulf OH 5s 97 96% 97
96 Interb It T ms. 22 97% 97 97 %
36 Interb H T 8s. ctf 97% 96% 97
7 Kan U A: J "* .97% 9 7 9 7 %
27 Kan C P A- I, 5s 904 911% 904
1 Kan City T On ..100% 10"% 100%
36 Ken Copper 7s ..105% 1«»4% 106%
6 Laclede (las 7 ...101 101 101
3 Llg-Winch 7* ..102% 101% 101%
1 Manitoba 7* .....97 97 97
2 Missouri I' 6s. D 99 99 99
2 Morris A- Co 7%s 106% 106% 10h%
1 Nat Acme 7%* ... 95% 9i.% 95%
7 Nat C .v S Ha .IO .4 106% 105%
10 Natl Leather tin..101 % 101% 101%
fi Neb Power 6m .. 83% 83% 834
* N Y N H A H.. 8«.% 79% 80%
4 Pub Rerv C N J 7s 10:;% 103 1 '3
3 Robert 'lair 7 s 97 % 97% 97
1 S,.ars Roe 7s ’23 101 101 101
2 Shawslmen 7a .104% 1"4% 104%
6 Shef Farina 6%s.l00% 100% 100%
1 S(i4vav \ Ole 8s 105 105 106
1 S\V Hell Tel 7s ..102% 102% 102%
800 Std () N Y 7s '29.107 4 107 4 107%
1 Sid O N Y 7s ‘31.109% 109% IO94
M St (I O N Y 6 %s ...106% 1UG% 106 %
4 Swift A- Co 7s *31..102% 102% 102%
4 5 Swift A* Co 5s .93% 93% 93%
1 Tidal Osage 7a ...103 103 103
18 Un oil Prod ms . ..101% 101% 10|%
17 Vacuum Oil 7« ...107% 107% 107%
6 Valvollno 7« . . G 102 101% 102
Foreign.
17 Argentine 7 s ’23 ..100% 99% 99%
1*8 King Neth ' s .... 98% 98% 98%
1000 Hamburg 4%» ... 20 2(| 20
DO N Y N if Fr 7 s .. 69% 6* % 69%
17 Russia 6%s ctfs .. in 9% 9%
12 Hi: ian . ctfs.. 9% 9% 9%
r. Swiss 5%s . 103% 102% .03%
20 U S Mexico 4 s ... 3x % 38% 38%
London Money.
London, Dec. 13.—Bar Silver. 30 15-I6d
per ouix«- Money, 1% per rent; discount
lates, short ami three months bills, 2 ft ftf
% per cent.
I oreigu Exchange Kates.
N< w York, Dec. 13.— Foreign Exchanges
• — Firm.
Great Britain—Demand, $4.65; cables,
$4.66%; 60-day Pills on banks, $4.62 15-16.
Prance —Demand. .0710; cables, .0711.
Laly -Demand, .4)600; cables. .0500%.
Belgium—Demand, .0663; cables. .0*53%.
Germany—Demand, .000125. cables,
.000126.
Holland—Demand, .4003; cables, .4007.
Norway—Demand, .1917. •
Sweden—Demand. .2690.
J 'enmark—Demand. .2089
Swlt sarlu nd—J demand. .1897.
Spain—Demand, .1874
Greece—Demand, .00013 5.
Poland— Pema nd. .000058.
<>.e< ho-Slovakta—1 >emrtnd, .0316.
Argentine—Demand, .3812.
Brazil — Demand. .1225.
Montreal—.99 7-16.
Chicago Poultry.
Chicago, Dec. 13.—Poultry—Live lower;
fowls. 14 !/ 20<-. springs, 19%c; roosters,
13c; turkeys, 3 5c; geese, 18c.
DEATH & FUNERAL NOTICES.
OARNElt--William S., -903 North Thirtieth
street, dieiT Tuesday, December 12, at tho
age of 68 years.
Funeral si-rviccg nt Hulse & Itlepon chapel.
Twenty-third and Cuming streets. Thurs
day, December 14, at 2:30 p. in. Inter- j
ment For* at Lawn cemetery. Friends wel
come.
VA.Ndl'S—Mrs. Mary, wife of the late An
ton Vnnous She is .survived by two daugli
t is, Mrs 11 P Nelson an«l \k»s Alfred
Wrsterganl, both of Denver, Colo.
Funeral Thursday afternoon from John A.
Gentlemen's mortuary at 2 p. m. Inter
ment Forest Lawn cennt'ry.
MI COD Emma L aged 84 3
at the home of her sister-in-law. Mrs.
Charles F. Gautier. 4023 No 42nd St.
Funeral Thursday, December 14. at 2 I
p. in. from c Haynes chapel. 24th
and Ames Avo. Burial Forest I 9 n cem
etery.
.TONES—Mrs Staoha. wife of William Roy
Jones, 5027 South 25th. died Tuesday.
Funeral Thursday at 2 p. in., Brewer
chapel. 21th and K Sts., Dr. ft. L. Wheeler
Bui 3
MAHONEY- Ter enci P Funeral Friday
morning f-om the residence, 1101 S. 36th
St . at .8 30 to St. Peter church at 9
o'clock Internunt Holy Sepulchre ceme
tery, Gentlemen's mortuary tn charge.
BURIAL VAULTS.
\V< m »DEN boxes soon decay Steel or Iron
vaults will rust out and collapse. There
fore you should Insist upon your under
taker using an Automatic Sealing Con
crete Burial vault; water-proof and ever
lasting. Manufactured only by the Omaha
Concrete Burial Vault Co., 5210 N. 30th
St , Omaha Inspection invited.
' CEMETERIES.
V ISIT Ft»R KST LA W N\ ,
Hundred* of evergreen blankets and win- !
ter wreath* make the cemetery very beau- t
ttfxiI it 'this H- aion of the year. They '
may he obtained at the greenhouse at the i
entrance of the cemetery. Offices at the
cemetery (north of the city limits), and
720 Brandeis theater.
CARD OF THANKS.
WE WISH to thank our many kind friends
ami neighbors for their kindness and sym
pathy shown us at the sudden death of
our beloved son. John. Also for the beau
tiful flowers.
MH AND MRS. JAKE OLHOWA AND |
CHILDREN._ 1
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
F. J. STACK & CO., !
Otn&ha q best undertaking eat ablishment, |
S' AMBULANCE
Thirty-third and Farnam
IIEAFEY & HEAFEY,
Undertakers and EmbaInters.
Phono I1A 1)26 3 office 2611 Farnam. ;
LARKIN BROTHERS.
FUflERAI, niRBTTORf! («l! SO. 24TH.
Hulsc & Riepen,
| 1224 <himlng
crosbv-moorV: ;
FLORISTS. _
LEE LARMON
JOHN HATH. ) Farnam. JA. 19
J. HENDERSON. 1507 Farnam. JA 1258.
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VACUUM cleaners, all makes, overhauled
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THEATRICAL historical masquo costumes,
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STORM sash made, glacing reas. KE. 2701.
24 th._____ _
GET your rag rug woven by K. V. Gil
lette 60c per >d. WE. 7061. 3308 Lake St.
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Exclusive representative for Iowa and
Nebraska.
SALESMEN—Wanted four first-class sales,
men for Nebraska territory to sell “Haber
Draft Regulator and Fuel Saver,’* to deal
ers only. Liberal contract, but must be
able to produce business. J. Vern Willis,
Seward. Neb.
~ I Te A K N ACCOUNTING
Positions are . • ys open for the account
ancy trained men. j
INTERNA , i NAL ACCOUNTANTS
SOCIETY.
1015 City Nat Bk Bklg._AT. 2 960
SALESMEN wanted, experience unneces
sary. Singer Sewing Machine Co., 203 N.
10th St._
TO SALESMEN—Who wear alarm clocks
not wrist watches, you can make $6f> to
$50 per day selling our proposition. Call
personally. G. C Co., 301-302 Omaha
Loan Bldg, opposite U. P. Bldg.
WANTED—An experienced man to take
care of real estate loan department.
Give experience, qualifications and refer
ences. Box W-649. Omaha Be,;.
FEMALE HELP WANTED.
CAN you sell subscriptions to a new West
ern Illustruted Weekly Magazine? Will
you work consistently? You can edrn
money as well as a trip to Chicago and
New York and other points of interest,
representing one of the 93 counties In the
state. After the trip in May, all expenses
paid, permanent opportunity will be offer
ed to those who have made good You
make money whether vou win the trip or
not. Ml or spare time work Address Cfr
culatipn Manager, care of Omaha Daily
Tribune. Also solicitors for daily and
weekly Tribune. Write fully to Emil Held.
COMPETENT wh ti g tot general house
work; references, no laundry. 6122 Burt
St. WA.,0238._
IF YOU ARE MAKING LESS THAN $10
PER DAY, YOU SHOULD GET OUR
PROPOSITION AT ONCE.
PRAYS,
510 3. 16th St.
FOR good bookkeeping or stenographic
position attend the American college, 1912
Farnam All our graduates are in posi.
turns We can place you. Phone AT. 7774,
or write for catalogue.
SALESLADY to call on busineas howtos.
Itoncka liios,, 316 So. 19th st. Inquire
for Mr. Johnson from 10 to 12 Thursday
and Frida y.__
SINGLE ladv to tak<* charge "f children.
310 Bancroft St., Rivervlew Horne. J A.
3024
u \ TEI >—White l general
houeswork. No laundry. 0122 Webster
street. WA. 5179.
W ANTKD — REFINED. ATTRACTIVE
I.AIlT WITH HEELING ABILITY ASHIKT
\\ !TH CHARITABLE CAMPAIGN. SAL
ARY CALL ATT 108, EL DEUDUll,
ITVKNINGH.
Y ul’NO WOMEN
Can you use a little extra Christmas
money ? Let mo show you how. Can use
three, neat appearing young women, over
IS y.-ars of age. Must be hard workers.
Apply in person. 30S Baird .building, after
3:30 p. m and ask for sales manager.
YOUNG bachelor farmer wants housekeep
er, Hge 21 to 27. One with farm exper
ience preferred. Address Box Y-2110,
Omaha Bee.
~ SITUATIONS WANTED.
CREDIT MANAGER
For last five years assistant to chief
credit manager, national concern, seeks
change. A proven executive of broad ex*
perlence. capable acting secretary-treas
urer. Address Box Y-2111, Omaha Bee.
M 1RRIED man wyds lob oil farm or
ranch. Experienced Richard Arendo.
Hecla, Neb. ._
WOMAN wants d \N II4.
DAY' work and laundry. WE. 0698.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
COMPLETE furnishings of 20-room hotel.
Only one in town, two railroads; feed one
passenger train dally. Good commercial
business Rent $20 per month. Will give
some terms. Write or come and see It.
Price $2.2i0. Union Depot Hotel. Fairfield.
Neb.
GROCERY and bakery in a county seat
town Doing a volume of business. Up
to-date, must sell. Address Y-2109. Oma
ha Be*. •
I Brunswick pi • , trd t I
large healer; good conditiou, MA, 004$.
BUS INE S S OPPORTUNITIES __
1*’UU SALtii— i iimip hotel equipment for
50 rooms. Modern hotel Excellent tran
sient trade. Reason for Melting, poor
health. Box 165, Red Oak. In.
FOR SA LK- -Grocery store and fixtures,
Including etock, $2,000. Good location.
Call At. 4304.
- CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS.
XMAS GIFT FUR THE WHOLE FAMILY
A GULBRANSBN I’l.AYEK PIANO.
$398 to $700 cash or easy payments. Come
in and buy a gift that will last and be
most appreciated.
A HOSPB CO..
For 49 Years the Music Center of Ne
braska and laws. _
MAGAZINE runs
FOR MAIL SUBSCRIBERS ONLY.
OFFER K.
Pictorial Review, Modern Priscilla and
The Omaha Dally anil Sunday Pee. One
year each
ONLY $6.60.
CIRCULATION DEI’A KT.MKNT
T H R * )MA HA BE E._
’ NOQRAPH8 I ' !1 turers
cost. Standard make. Closing out this
department. Easy terms to responsible
parties. See these beautiful machines be
fore buying The ideal Clfrlstrnas gift
Call HA. 1636 for appointment and dein
ohstraiion. Standard Chemical Mfg. Co..
701-9 South 42d Hu _
READY CASH
FOR CHRISTMAS TIME.
May bo cosily acquired by converting vour
second mortgage Into cash. Let us toll
you about it
b\ t\ HORACEK CO.,
640 First Natl Bank AT. 3531.
OIFTS TH AT LAST
Jewelry at Christinas time la always ac
ceptable and appreciated. A good line at
very reasonable prices. A small deposit
will hold your choice.
D F M cither, Jeweler,
I Tel. AT 3123
a lovely Xmas gift.
DANCING LESSONS.
What better gift than a course In
(lancing? Ja. 6470.
KEEP'S DANCING ACADEMY,
1818 Farnam.
AN IDEALCHR1 ST M AS GI FT.
Window' wreaths. 25c to $1.25; assorted
fancy baskets; Christmas center pieces;
very new; special $2.50 to $3.50. See our
window. Peterson Bros. Flower Shop, 1714
Fifrnam. _
New overstuffed parlor suites.
Make excellent Xmas gifts.
Cost here 85 per < ent less than elsewhere.
STEPHENSON AUCTION HOUSE.
1509 Capitol Avc. Tel. AT. 6265.
NE\V~ l’H<)NU(JRAPH SALE
Best phonographs made* at one-fourth re
tail price while they last. AT. 6858. 612
Omaha National Bank Bldg.
M 4GN( >L1 \ w reath . bea utlfullj deco
rated with everlasting flowers; special, $3
Bran'bis Uut U'eu r Hh.q. I *.r;t ml. S*or«
FUR chokers at reasonable prices. Have
those old furs remodeled Tor Xmas. John
1 Itch, Furrier. 2»»1 Sunderland bldg., 15th
and Harney. AT 8950. t
"* an IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT
Buy a garage, any style and size. $100
up. Concrete work.
M I UK LI N LUMBER AND WRECKING CO.
WE. 5555. 21 09 N. 24th St
FANCY, attractive bungalow aprons made
to order.
HATTIE PUTNAM SHOP.
602 Karbach Block.
A COUP. S K IN DANCING A T T11 E HY
LAND DANCING ACADEMY. 26TH AND
FA UNAM, IS ALWAYS APPRECIATED.
AT. 7*50. ___ .
GIVE vour photograph for Christinas. For
photographs that satisfy.
SEE MATSUO LAKE STUDIO.
2506 N 11 WE. 6111
BIGGEST phonograph bargains in town.
S o us before you buy.
SHLAE8 PHONOGRAPH CO.
1404 Dodge St. __ ___JA 2147.
A PHONOGRAPH will make an ideal
Christmas gift. We now have the big
gest bargain in Omaha.
SHLAES PHONOGRAPH CO . 1 4 04 Bwlge.
PERSONAL Christmas cards. Order now
and avoid rush. Phone, salesman will
call. AT. 3978. 4*3 Brandeis Theater
Bldg._____
PHoTO Xmas cards is the very latest.
Come in and see them. South Side. Print
ing. 4*19 So 19 St. S 24-1 door No.
Plggly Wiggly, upstairs
AI L kinds of dressmaking and hi >id
cry ty day or at shop, by experienced
dressmaker, reasonable. Call HA. 4415,
XMAS cards, beautiful linen stationery,
make useful Xmax gifts. Corey & Mc
Kenzie Printing Co.. 1124 Harney.
BUI hei thl Buick 6 good
tires, just overhauled and painted. See
this bargain. Call HA. 575(h__
PLAN lur C ' mas horns St •
Campbell, personal service home builder.
537 Keeline Bldg. AT. 8048. __»__
Dainty children's dresses make lovely
Xmas gifts. Reasonable. Call We. 1668.
3208 Sherman Ave., Apt. 3._
ELECTRIC washing machines while they
last. $35. LeBron. 318 S. 12th St. JA.
2176. _
FOR SALE—9-column Burroughs and 9
eolumn Wales', bargain. 1912 Farnam. _
OLIVER typewriter, excel, cond., $30. AT.
0406. _
FANCY gowns, work guaranteed. At.
652 L__
GOLD lettering on leather goods, books. E.
A. Tryon Co., 208 S. 13th JA. 1219.
HAND made lunch clothes. Mink cape.
KB1510. _ __
BUY this large electrict train for your boy
for Xmas, a bargain. Co. Bluffs 1524.
GOLD lettering on leather goods 1.ks K.
A Tryon Co. 208 So. 13 th. -I A. 1219.
NEEDLE work, bazar, articles for sale.
Orders taken. 432 Paxton Block.
Pp Voss washer. HA. 6431.
GEESE tor Xmas dinner. \VA 4386.
GOOD THINGS TO EAT.
HAVE 20 geese for Christmas orders. Call
Ash,' 652. Millard, nr AT 1637.
HONEY, l" b. palls, $1.75. prepaid. Chas.
Kahn. Route 2, Council Bluffs._
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
GOOD used furniture, including buffets,
dining tables and chairs china cabinets,
dressers, dressing tabl* e, chiffoniers, beds,
davenports, arm chairs. library tables.
The large variety includes many fine
pieces. These goods are acquired through
our exchange department and are conse
quently sold at very reasonable prices
with terms If you wish. To be seen in
our warehouse at 8th and Capitol ave
nue, between the hours of 1 p. rn. and
5 p. m., week flays.
_OItC11 A R I > .* WIT.H ET.M CO.
FOR SALE 11 ! Thursday. Friday and
Saturday. Decetnb* r 14. 15 and 16. be
tween the hours of 10 a rn. and 2. p. in ,
I will sell at private ssla the entire house
hold furnishings <>ut of my former West
Farnam home. The furniture In this lot
Is all solid mahogany. These goods will
be sold a the warehouse of the Gordan
Van company, 11th and Davenport
streets. l>r. <’ A, Hull
EXPERT sewing nvJi htne repairing.
MICHELS.
15th and Harney, • AT. 4361
SMALL family cook stove; small heater
g‘-od as new. 2037 Dodge street.
GREAT Western heatiilg stove, $25 WA.
i 6041.
ELECTRIC washing machine. Call JA.
I 2452.
FOR Hale complete furnishings of ti-room
apartment; leaving city, t'all HA 0348.
3 rockers, morris chair, f h* ap. WE 018'.*.
GOOD baby carriage, $*;. Call MA 0440.
< ;<)» >I> basebut n< r for sale i l.en j
FOR Hale—New base burner; $20. MA 4066
CLOTHING' AND FIK 3
FULL DRESS suits and Tuxedos for rent
■1A 3128. 109 N. 16th Street. 1. Feldman
ARMY aboei $2 #0 703 N*» Ifith
——————^1 ——
_/OR SALE JEWELRY.
blAMON DS—-We pay the beat prices with
privilege to buy back at small profit.
GROSS JEWELRY CO.. Omaha. Net.. 402
N. l.6th St. Telephone JA. 5045*.
___ MUSICAL INSTRIJMENTS
NEW I'HUN'OORAPH SALE
Best phonographs made at one-fourth* re
tail price while they last. AT. 6858. 612
<»maha National Bunk Bldg.
I IVI'STOCK VEHICLES. ETC.!
W*i lUl'L Mvcalutk. Call AT. 33u 7*
I MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
GOOD coal quick. Fuel Service ,-1' AT*
S741 __
STOKE & OFFICE EQUIPMENT.
BURROUGHS ADDING MACHINES
Factory re-built and guaranteed by the
manufacturers at reduced prices; $100 and
up on easy terms. Write nr call. Bur.
roughs Adding Machine Company, 115 So.
19th St. Phpne AT. 038«>.__
WE BUY. adl safe, make de.*ke. show
• as.*s, etc. Omaha Fixture & Supply Co.
s. w. corner 11th and Douglas. JA. 2724
TYPEW K1TER3.
A N 1»
All makes bought anil sold
rented and repaired. Sole agent*
for the CORuNA. Oet our prices
lo fore you buy. Every machine
guaranteed.
CENTRAL TYPEWRITER EXP.
i.\ 4120. 1ft 12 Kamatn
\ TYPEWRITER vt ' makt an I i
Christmas gift. We now have some real
bargains; $7.50 tip Midland Office Sup
ply Company, 1404 Dodge street.
HI RROUGH8 for inventory .and end of
the year work. $100 and up. Mr. Webb.
Cl VT 0381 _
POCK nearly new dictaphones at $75
each; coat $195, new. JA. 2510. 416
Karbach Bldg
FOR SALK—All or part dental equipment;
must anil; very cheap. Address No. 15
Coronado Apts Phone AT'. 8901.
NINE! OOLl MN Burroughs for sale. 1918
Ks rna tn.
WANT TO BUY
WANTED Set ond 1 and < obbler’s outfit,
combination harness ami shoe sewing rna.
chine Immediately priced right. J. P.
! Brennan, Fairfax. S. D.
DESKS DESKS DESKS
New desks, used desks bought, sold and
traded J c Reed, 1207 Farnam, AT. 8146
WANTED T" buy 100 rabbits. KE. 4298.
ROOMS FOR RENT
TODAY S BLUNDER CORRECTED.
By <\ E. BLACK.
Postmaster, City of Omaha.
Thousands of packages are undeliver
abb} because they have been improperly
prepared or incorrectly addressed. In
Chicago there is one building that is used
as a storage place for mall of obvious
value, other than first-class, which can
not be delivered. Twice a year this build-'
itig is filled with undeliverable parcels
and twice a year they Hie auctioned off.
In this building there are bins of shoes,
great quantities of clothing, dress goods,
automobile parts ami tires, sporting goods,
suit eases, in fact, everything you call
imagine, from a bird cage to a mouse
trap. Last year there were sold at auc
j tlon 10,000 pairs of shoes which were uti
j deliverable, lost to both mailer and the
addressee because some one was care
less In tying a knot or used flimsy trap
ping ’paper. This situation applies in a
degree to every postoffice In the country,
country.
Please save the heavy wrapping paper
and twine you receive from your parcel
post shipments and use them in sending
out your own pac kages.
A
DESIRABLE
AND SATISFACTORY
PLACE TO LIVE.
Hotel Hamilton, located at 24th
and Farnam, fireproof, has 127
rooms with private bath, at weekly
and monthly rates probably lower
than any other first-class Omaha
hotel l’Uas* notice that otir loca
tion is at Farnam at 24th, the in
tersection of the two main car lines
of Omaha. You will find many of
your friends at Hotel Hamilton. A
desirable and satisfactory place to
live. Atlantic 4701.
ROOM DIRECTORY
— for —
ROOM HUNTERS.
Should you fa;l to find listed below the
room you want, call at the "Want" Ad
counter of The Omaha Bee for a room
directory The Omaha Bee maintains this
service for your convenience. New’ list
Issued each week._
TWENTIETH ST., SO.. RORM.argo ele
gantly furnished parlor bedroom, new and
immaculately (lean; all horn** privileges;
meals if desired. Oarage. Five minutes
walk from courthouse. We cater to those
who can appreciate the very best. Oppo
site Drake Court. JA. 0620.
VERY desirable large front room; newly
furnished, in modern home; home privi
leges; convenient to cars and downtown,
must he seen to be appreciated. 217 North
2St h A ve, HA S493. __
A charming room in West Farnam dis
trict. close to Turner park. Ideal for
young business woman who wants privacy
and comfort. No other roomers. Call
HA. 0907.
NICELY furnished rooms, private bath,
reasonable, day. week or month, central
location. Hotel Hamilton AT 4701.
HOTEL SANFORD—19th and Farnam.
HOTEL HENSHAW—16th and Farnam.
Special rates to permanent guests.
WOODRUFF TERRACE—124 S. 24th St.,
nicely furnished rooms, hot water heat,
all modern, close in.
PARK AVE.. 621—-Nicely furnished, clean,
steam heated room for gentleman.
TEL .1A 1007—One large sleeping room,
desirable for two gentlemen.
ONE I furnished room MA 4 M
Tel. Wa, 1061—Roor for 1 or 2 gentlemen.
BOARD AND ROOM.
PECANS—Good-size, thin shell, rich cul
tivated Florida 10 lbs $5. F. O. B. Lem
Robertson. Chlpley, Fla.
Pleas, room for V, home cooking, $25,
close in. garage. HA. 632n.
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.
TEL. HA. 6274—Two clean, very warm,
furnished rooms; laundry privileges; rent
reasonable. Hanscom Park district.'
ALL modern light housekeeping rooms.
E i"“r w U 1 If.5 Pin- kney. WE f ■ 4
PINQ t 28th
St. HA. 2425.
HOUSES FOR RENT.
FOR RENT
Beautiful 6.room house, with sleeping
porch and fireplace
JOHN It. McCARVILLE.
ink. \ r
STRICTLY modern, n n< rooms just new
ly decorated throughout. $90. Corner
3t;th and Harney streets. Enquire Mrs.
VV J. Burgess. Blackstone hotel.
FINE 9-room hous< . double garage, fur
nace heat. located at 2573 Pnppleton ave
nue. Inquire of owner, 1322 ti. 24th St
KT 2826 or AT. 0274. Rent, $50.
BRAND NKW >om bungalow, wltl or
without lease. $55 per month. 5512 North
27th St. JA. 3336.
FOUR lovely rooms, second floor, modern
except heat; $20. JA 5967. 2469 S. JGtji
street.
321) ST.—South of Pacific, H rooms, large
sunroorn. double garage, modern, fine con
dition. reasonable HA 1075.
LOVELY 8-room house, modern* sleeping
perch HA. 5 574 21 1 4 Wool worth Ave
FURNI8HED rot ■ ji one or two gentle
"v n In ai car line. MA. 1
h-*a t . good
condition. WE. 6583.
SEX - Rt)( >M. $4 3~41 0 N. 24th St. WE. 1677.
8IX ROOM with garagt 2718 I'r‘ \ |,
APARTMENTS FOR RENT.
AlmoHt 1.000 Ajits.
Almost 100 furnished.
All modern and fireproof. Let Drake's
rental man find you an apartment.
Call us, we will take you out.
DRAKE RENTAL AGENCY.
Tel. JA. 2805. Cor. 17*th and Howard Sts.
T U UN H it COURT
On** apartment available in Omaha's most
exclusive nnd conveniently arranged 3-room
apt., with 5-room accommodations. Rent
reduced.* Janitor. HA. 6896.
U. M. HAUSER, Mgr.
■5106 Dodge, HA. 7140.
~GLEN A KM) APTS~
Capitol Ave., at 51st St., 4-room, all mod
ern apt. One of the best In the city, rent
$75. See Janitor or call
K. E. AUSTIN.
AT. 0785 or AT. 2968. 1305 First Nat. Bk.
APART® .N rS AND l l.A'l S - $33 to $1 10
W. T PALMER CO
REAL ESTATE Management
AT. 8 980 Keelirie Dldg. ,
APARTMENTS KOR RENT
CAPITOL AVE.. 1324—3-room apartment,
i $25 and $35 per month; steam heat, gas.
water and lights furnished free; janitor
| service; newly decorated; a bargain;
downtown, call and see them.
FLORENCE BLVlb. 6301—4-room unfur
I nlshed, aeinl-basement apt . hot water
heal; exceptionally warm; also uao of elec
tflo washer; 149 per month, KB, 1770.
LEAVENWORTH ST.. 19 1
| ond floor apartment, $25 a month. Hmn
I I i Art tip Bldg. _
PALACE ai'autmi;n rs—Close In, strict
ly all modern. 4 rooms. Apply 220Vi N.
II l St ___
PETERS TRUST COMPANY.
WHERE OMAHA RENTS."
ti 17t h a m i Fa i nam Sts
WES1
large, beautiful rooina. modern. HA. 7124.
M A l* 1.1 :
l y tnqd i ,.
1 '• •!' K I ■ IS. hi IM ! • < ■
O. P. Stebhlns. 11>10 Chicago.
SIX rooms and bath, modern except heat.
926. 1244 S. 13th. Jack#
FOUR rooms, <in, modern, ra&sonsbls.
514 S 26th Ave. JA. 9560
tv, ENT S FOURTH ST 1117 5 Modern
flat, five-room and bath. WE. 3S92.
FURNISHED APARTMENTS
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o o
O THE ELSKNORE. O
O O
O Thirty-ninth St, 418 N. furnished o
O apartments. steam h*at, light and O
O « iter fuhnlshcd. Private hath. O
O 11• *\v, convenient, cozy, comfortable. O
O On** $75. one $45. Apartments now O
O ready; two others Dec. 17. also O
O want a responsible tenant to take O
O care of furnace as part pay for O
O two-room apartment; reference re- O
O qulred. Ed B. Gibbs, HA. 3114. C
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O HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS O
O COMPLETELY FURNISHED O
O HOTEL HAMILTON O
O EARN AM AT 24TH. O
O Two good-sized rooms besides kit. O
O domett e and private bath, dishes, O
O silverware and looking utensils O
O furnished Gas. water and light O
O turned on, all ready and paid f"jr. O
O Only $22.50 per week. Act tin- O
O mediately on this, only two left, o
O Fall Atlantic 4701 O
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CALL
DRAKE’S.
< laREM< 'N T Hotel, 8e\• nt< • nth tu at
.! i kaon AT 69 M Room and kit hi net U
PACIFIC ST 2969 rwo front i oontU,
clean and nicely furnished. Good heat.
KUBIAN Apartments S ro n • fill -
nished, $02.60. 621 No 21 st .1A 5398.
HUNTER INN—AT 6960 2408 Podge
BUSINESS PROPERTY—RENT
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o VERY DESIRABLE O
O NEW O
O STORE O
O NEAR EARN AM AND 24TII, O
O 20x60. O
O This store lias terazza floor, steel O
O celling Owner furnishes steam O
O heat and water. Very desirable for o
O many lines of business. Reason- O
,0 able rental Ernest Sweet, Realtor. O
O Atlantic 3585. O
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o FINE STORE O
O FOR O
O GROCERY O
O 24TH, NEAR EARN AM ST O
O New store, 4d by 60, with terrazza O
O floor and steel telling. Owner fur- O
O nishes steam heat. Rental reason- O
O able. Move your grocery business O
O to a better location. Fall Ernest O
0 Sweet, realtor, Atlantic 3585. O
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1 e v EH< >L1 * and office furnttun f i sals
at 423 Arthur building. Call Atlantic 6911 ;
for particulars.
FIRST Nat Banki 400. foi
elevator, desirable office suite consisting
o! 335 sq. ft
-■ —.. — —' ■ . —
GARAGES FOR RENT
GARAGE—Steam heat. 311 South 31st
HA. 7124. __ 1
60 8 N 41 SI' AVI,—Garago space or car
stored. Reason: vie. WA 6 960._
3105 SO. I4TH ST.—Garage, $4.
~LOANS ON REAL ESTATE__
WE have cash on hand to loan on Omaha
residences.
E. H. LOUOEE. INC.,
638 Keel me Bldg. _
STRAIGHT 5-year loans. (iper cent.
AMOS GRANT CO..
201 S. 18th. Arthur Bldg. AT. 8380.
OMAHA HOMES—EAST NEB. FARMS.
o’keefp: real estate co., *
1016 Om. Nat. Bk Bldg. JA. 2716.
■n t No delay—"ti western
I1 dlHl LbdllS Neb. farnif, ranches
Kloke Invest merit Co., 84 5 Om. Nat. Bk.
$Too TO $10,000 loans made promptly.
F. D. WEAD and D. H. BOWMAN.
310 S. lfth 81 Wead Bldg AT 0111
FIRST n ol tgaga loans made promptly on
Omaha real estate. Shopen St Co.. Real
tors. JA. 4228 954 Keeline Bldg.
I OW RATE M«»N F,Y.
No delay in cloning,
w T graham, t"i peteiis tr bt.df^
MONEY to loan on farms, city prop.
MYERS & RAIN BOLT CO
424 Omaha Nat, Bank Bldg. JA. 0746.
L H. ' MIT HEN pays most for LIBERTY
BONDS, 921 City Nat. Bank Bldg.
GARVIN BROS* 64 5 Omaha Nat. Bldg
uN IMP PROPERTY. NO DELAY.
MONEY TO LOAN
LOWEST RATES. EASY TERMS.
NEW RATES SCHEDULE.
LOANS $16 TO $200.
On Furniture, Pianos. Etc.
Left in Your Possession.
AT LOWEST RATES.
PAY ON PRINCIPAL.
$ 3 per month on $ 30 loan.
$ 6 per month on $ 60 loan.
$10 per month on $100 loan.
$20 per month on $200 loan.
These small monthly payments will repay
a loan in full, plus a anrall service charge
LICENSED BY STATE OF NEBRASKA
GUARANTEE LOAN COMPANY.
209 South 15th St.
314 K:. Tel JA 6045.
MONET FOB CHRISTMAS
30—60—76—100-^200—600 DOLLARS
nr any other amount at legal rates. No
publicity, easy payments Thirty years In
business.
OMAHA LOAN COMPANY,
506 Karbnch Hlk. Tel. JA. 2295
Southwest For. 16th and Douglas Sts.
PROVIDENT LOAN SOCIETY
432 Securities Bldg. 16th arid Farnatn.
Organized by ever 100 leading Omaha
business men. NOT FOR PROFIT Lowest
rate In the city up to $300. Easy monthly
payments. Furniture or almost any securi
ties. Quick and confidential service. Ref
trances: Ask any bank or business man
Phone Atlantic 0666.
CQX Co ; loan* $;. and up on wages,
and furniture; confidential; 25 yrs. estab
812 World-Herald Bldg. JA. 2293.
MOVING AND STORAGE
FIDELITY STORAGE A \ AN CO.
MOVING—BACKING
8T<)R AG E—SH I PPi NO.
Household Goods and Pianos.
1107-11 Howard St Jackson 0288
ESTIMATE furn on packing, mov. and
storing Contracts taken by Job or hour
Globo Van St Storage Co. JA. 4338, AT
0230. Grossman Sr Sons, owners.
Moving—Packing— Si - u ,igr
Gordon Fireproof Warehouse A Van Co
•
BEK INS OMAHA VAN & HTORAOK.
16th and Leavenworth Sts. Packing, mov
Ir.g, storage, shipping JA. 4163.
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS
ACCORDION PLEATING.
- BIDE knif |
covered buttons, all styles; hemstitching
buttonholes. Write Ideal Button & Pleat
Ing Co . 308 Brown Block, Omaha, Neb
Telephone JA. 1936
NVk. Pleating"
1806 Fainam, second Iloor, JA. 5670. 1
Business announcements
i HlKOPR\< nms
Dr. Schroder jTj**wiiljJv
DKN 1 I8T8.
DENTAL X-ray 60c each; $3 full set.
t> 19 .Securities Bldg . 16th an«1 Farnam.
ii\\t iNt. mmimiid
LEARN to danca for 64 at KEEP'S 1818
l'arnam. Clarm* Mon., Wed. and Frl.
nights. Dancing Tuea . Thura , Sat. and
Sun nights. Private lesson* by appoint -
manta. JA 8470 _
I»R KSHMAKim
IT HS suit* re:n 1C .1 - » • • 1 H A 80 4
PRINTIN'!*.
.
_ nmcTiYEii _ ~~
RELIABLE Detective Bureau, Hallway
Eta Bldg.. JA. 2056; nil 1 K1 8818.
JAMES ALLAN 818 Navlllt Blk Evldtnca
secured In all caaea. AT. 1136.
Private ' ctlve I. w LON O NEt 'K EH.
3136 Young St. Omaha. Tel, KB. 471*s.
M KRli K>.
] i>c tepaii• t
** 8%^ Goldstein Fur Co.. 1520 Douglas
KODAK F1MSIII Mi.
FILMS DEVELOPED FREE
The Ensign Cp.. 1607 Howard St.
M V 1 I KKSHI S
OMAHA PI LIAM? < > ■ I ran
ovated and made up In new feather
proof ticking, 1907 Cuming JA 2467.
I* ATI M \ l rORNl \ 8
J w MARTIN Patent Attorney 1718
Dodge, room 2«*9. Also Washington, D
C. I help inventors sell their patents
MhimWKllD XNMU vt EMENTH
RIPTION 8 ca refu 11 y 1 n | int 1 it
the 5 Sherman A- McConnell Drug Store*.
AUTOMOBILES for sale.
(Jiristtnutf Specials
Huy -tiipm with confidence.
Drive them with satisfaction.
Used • 11. that satisfy,
WONKY H.M'K GUARANTEE.
Why take a chance when you can
get (his protection on a used auto*
mobile? .
Prices within your reach.
Terms without finance charge
latte models. < »pen and closed cars
Nice selection to choose from.
Willys-Overland. Inc.
2f»6 2 Fa mam Street.
Open even'nRM. Open Sundays
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EVERYBODY DRIVER A I'SED CAR
Yqu will find the beat and larg
est selection of oouoos. sedans,
roadsters and tourings of all makes
rany ng in prices from lino to
$3.BOO only. Reasonable terms ac
i ceftted.
WE BUT. SEED AND EXCHANGE ,
MEEKS APT*) CO.
Jackson 41 *»J L*“47-49 Farnam St.
SOME bargain* In used Ford*; prompt
delivery of new Fords
MTAFFR1CY MOTOR CO ,
The Handy Ford Service Station,
16th and Jackson St* AT 77 11.
NEW and used Ft rds, cash or terms.
C. E PAULSON MOTOR CO.,
Authorized Ford and Lincoln Denier*.
20th and Ames Ave. KB. 0146
USED rare that can he u*ed
NEBRASKA OLDSMOB1I.E CO.,
Howard at IRth AT 1770
USED Ford parts at half price. Parts fop
all standard make cars. Neb. Auto Parts,
101 fi Harney St
c IIV I CfnitVi ~ SERVICE FIR8T
lyiiy L. Mnith 2G(b Bn(1 rarnam
Atlantic 1944
NEW AND USED TIRES, $250 AND UP
B A- B. TIRE AND AUTO CO.,
■ Farnam 8t. pA. 7404
ifaBiTcARa.'
O. N Bonney Motor Co.,
__ 25 54 Farnam
2 FORI* sedan bodies. Newly painted.
Pfeiffer's, 2625 leaven worth.
HOLLY, expert auto trimmer s12 S. 24th
TRUCKS, TRACTORS. ETC.
I! TUN Columbia. HI9. Cheap. HA 4647. -
WANTED REAL ESTATE.
C. T. Spier & (5*., Realtors
$04 Peters Trust Bldg. JA. 4857.
T'l Buy nr Sell Omaha Real Estate See
FOWLER & M'DONALD
Members Multiple Listing Ex. Realtors.
List your home—►Buy vnur home,
HINDER & OTIS,
_Real Instate, Loans. Rentals JA. 2561.
Charles W . Young & Son
Real Estate, Rentals, Insurance
1602 City Nat._Bank: AT. 9668.
f DITp(VTP R«alty C^T "List' with
OIlDLillly u« f*r <iuick results
1418 First Nat l Bagjc Bldg._J1966.
GOOD LISTINGS—COME TO’ US.
WE SELL THEM
home: realty co._at. 1111._
LIST your honion foF sale with us We
have the customers. PAYNE INVEST
MENT CO. Realtor.
TO sell quick nr buy right, nee the Ouar
antee Realty Co. 310 Arthur Bldg. Tel
JA. 3336
.“TukeySold It”
A V l' I W ' A ,*■ S' N R • sltois. JA 4 2 3
WE BUY and sail city and farm property
Beauchamp <v Lingo, AT. 2872. 9 Patterson
Block _
TO HELL Glover & Morell. AT. 1623
V ' ' ■ . 1
S IV Bv »ST\V 1CK, rcaf estate. AT. 1506
WnKLD Realty Co, Realtors. AT. 3492.
Western Real Estate Co. JA. 3607.
E II BENNER CO., Realtors. JA 6664
NEBRASKA LANDS
RESOLUTION FOR LANDLORDS
AND TENANTS
Improved farms for leans and option to
buy on yearly payment of only 6 per cent
of principal. Three per cent interest only
1h charged, balance of payment applied on
principal llox N. Broken Bow. Neb.
SOUTH DAKOTA LANDS.
FOR BALE—400-acre farm, 110 acres
broke, 1140 acres fetjoed, II wells; burnt*
for 100 bend <>f cattle; plenty of free
range. Pric e. $10 por acre and oil lease
$1,000 state loan, bulance cash. Good
chance f<>r cattle man. Frank Groilhfnanni
Cool Springe, B l»_
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS
New Brick Apartment
Built by Owner for Home
and Investment, $18,500
Vlot water heating pant, oak floor One
five-room apartment occupied by owner,
which alioulil readily rent for $76.00 per,
month, owner has income of $160 no per
month from balance of building Ort the '
above basis the income should be $3,820
per year. This is solid bric k construction
and very unique arrangement.
Glover & Spain, Realtors
JA ftjj 9 • 26 City Nat. |
A LI RED THOMAS \ v Ot K altors
WE HAVE BUYERS FOR HOMES
' and can sell yours ff
fairly priced.
Proper advertising and 1
personal service does
the work.
and pr"'*r'
Rentals—Sales—Insurance
Construction
HA. 1299. Keeline Bldg. AT. 8980.
MISSOURI PACIFIC
Offers permanent employment to ma
chinists, boilermakers, blacksmiths and
coach carpent -rs in Nebraska, Kansas
Missouri and Arkansas. j
Apply 217 South 14th St.
Omaha, Nebr.
SALE OR EXCHANGE.
FOR SAl.K OR KXOHANll F -*V40 »rrc»
grass land, sn acres can be tilled reft is
rolling well grafted. Plenty good spring
water. All under fern**, Ht 61 i*0 p*r
acre Mortgage 6 .1.70*) due In four years.
Will trade equity for good house and lot.
Write Hex f'.’l. Sidney. Neb.
BRICK apartment house, small Incum
brance. good location income 6*.too. Will
take clear « ity property ai part payment
Give description and price. Address Bog
W. 644 t Imihft Bee
FOR SACK or Tmdu— 760 acre Improved
ranch ne-ir Newport, Neb. Address T. II.
ICvana. Norfolk, Neb.
VACANT PROPERTY.__
KIKE * THICK
Want modern lota; buyer* waiting.
Phone JA L’ 41 9.
rH'NDKE lot. 6<i*l26. on 64th dt. n* nr Kar
nim; choice lot; owner will consider reas
onable offai C A Orlmmal JI
\\ ii L build tu •• ii rosi op out baautl*
ful lots In Edfawood: very easy lertn*
»T Intitlc 1549
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NORTH SIDE PROPERTY.
MILLER PARK BUNGALOW.
$550 IH.IWN
Brand new fra m, fi\- i "oms and bath.
Oak floors, kitchen cabinet. full cemented
basement. floor drain and furnace. A real
buy at $4,560. Hast front lot on paved
street. Call Pedersen, 11 A. 7482, or AT.
. 4
VERY Tib « five-room cottage, at 2617
North 28th Ave, fully modern, good as
new, mi h garage, for fL.no.
W. II. OATES.
647 Omaha Nat. Bk Bv.k _JA. 1294.
3737 ]jE»’ATllR—f) Unt., Mod. Lx heat;
3 lots; $5U0 cash, balance monthly. Crelgh,
GO* Bee Tel jA. 0200.
New tf-ro in i.'oiotn.il, all modern.
A harKaln, located R944 Florence Blyd.
Notrla Norrla, JA. 427".
i» k BUCK v CO bus and tail boraaa.
SOUTH SIDE PROPERTY.*"
BEAUTIFUL BRICK HUME
FI ELI» Cl.U B— 1IANSCOM PARK
Living room with fireplace, sunmoni, din
ing room, kitchen with breakfast nook,
4 bedrooms, largo heated sleeping por< h,
tiled bath. 2 extra bedrooms and bath <•»»
third floor Hot water heat. Doublo
garage. The price is only 912,000.
W. EARN AM SMITH A C<».
1320 Farnam St JA 0564. HA ^297.
SEVEN-ROOM modern house, garage,
good lo< niton Block from oariine, three
blocks from South High. 2302 G street.
MA. 1'059.
t ROOM, full! modern garaga, $4.18#»
Near 28d and Bancroft, want offer.
Ca n \ : Bill 11 V 8714
o ROOMS modern. 5 rooms modern ol
largo lot. $6500. MA 4547.
WEST SIDE PROPERTY. '
Colonial Bungalow
Now building In the beautiful
bungalow section of Edgewood.
Five fine room* attic ami base
' ment. Flropluce. tile bath, built
in tub, etc. Frame construction
i with press brick foundation. A
classy place inside ami out, and a
snap nt the price; $C,6Q0. For ap
pointment call Cl rant Henson, WA.
i 1580.
Benson & Carmichael,
REALTORS.
i AT. $640. 0 4 2 Paxton Block.
FINEST close !n location, long living rotm,
iff • at vl
slopping porch, garage, ete.; must e|fl
quirk. r*all JA 32*11 days.
New Homes - v. ur terms. | ; <|tf ti!
Grove-Hibbard Co.
Hamer
For homos. 1305 Farnam Stree .
DUNDEEPROPERTY"
For a Lasting Christmas Gift
Buy a Home
If you ran afford to pay $12,500
for’ a good home, and need four
bedrooms, we want you to see tills
Dundee house. t
Two-story frame, on a corner lot;
very large living room with fire
place; artistic lighting fixtures;
close to street rur and stores.
This Is one of the. highest corners
in Dundee.
A. P. Tukey & Son,
620 *Flrst Nat’l Hank Bldg
Jackson 4223.
FI ORE NCE PROPERTY"
2 >4 ACRRS in beautiful Florence. Sn.all
improvements, 1 acre bearing grapes. *4
acre raspberries, *4 acre asparagus. Price
$3.0**0.$300 cash, balance $20 monthly an8
it terest. Income from place will play for
It. llest chance ever. Art quick. Netb.
sgsnl K] 1409.
C L, NBTHAWA1 h mi ftgtnt for sub
urban acreage. Whites only. KB. 140f.
RALSTON PROPERTY. ~
HO M138 for workingmen. Four rooms.
Partly modern, full lot, easy terms. $1,200.
Have others. Stewart. Ralston 10-W
MISCELLANEOUS LANdJT"
Home and Investment
Desirable 7-room modern house; located
at rapidly growing suburban corner, where
values will increase rapidly. Price $6,300.
This is an unusual oportunlty. Hee us
Monday.
World Realty
REALTORS.
AT 3492. World Theater Bldg.
“We Build to Please”
Tern pi e McFayden Co.. 1605 Karnaro 8t*
H A ST I NOS A HBYl) EN. Ileal t oral
| We Make
’ SVz %
\Loans
►
on Omaha
Real Estate
6%
Monthly Payment
Loans on Residence*
• •
Peters Trust Company
Peters National Bank
WABASH
Wants
COMPETENT
Machinists, Boiler Makers,
Blacksmith, Cabinet Makers,
Coach Carpenters and
First-class Coach Varnishers.
Permanent Positions.
Free Transportation.
Apply 1909 Harney Street,
Omaha, Nrh.
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