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About The Omaha morning bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 20, 1922)
I When You Are Wondering Where to Get a Good Position .—or to borrow $50 for several months—there are little signposts in Omaha which will guide you in the right direction. These signposts—Omaha Bee ‘‘Want’’ Ads—point also toward the apartment you want to rent or to the typeWnter for which you’ve been searching. In fact, they direct Omaha residents in every direction they want to go. Two Fairmont Churches Unite Merger of Presbyterian and ('ongregationalist Denomina tions Approved by Synod. Lincoln, I>ec. 19.—(Special.)—For mal approval was given by officers of the Nebraska synod of the Presby terian church for the consolidation l of its church at Fairmont with that lot the Congregatlonallsts, one of the ■ Ingest experiments iu a united church yet to lie tried in the state. Both pastors have resigned in order that the new congregation may elect its own man. Vntil the new church board decides on several matters, In cluding a place of worship, the two pastors will stay on their jobs. Under the articles adopted, each denomination has equal representa tion on the governing boards, but there will be two missionary treasur ers. who will get an equal division of ull moneys earned for missionary purposes. The denomination entity ^^of.ir as it Is related to national k oodles will be preserved, but the Sun day school and auxiliary societies are merged along with the congregation. The two churches have maintained organizations in Fairmont for more than a half century. Only three Con gregutionaJists and two Presbyter ians voted Hgainst consolidation when submitted last Sunday. Light Company Denies Proposed Rates High ^ Members of the city council confer red yesterday with representatives of the Nebraska Power company in con nection with details of a proposed new contract for street lighting. De liberations will be resumed Thurs day afternoon. Definite conclusions have not been reached by the city officials. Power tomapny officials offered figures to support their contention that the in creased rates which they submitted In a tentative contract ordinance, are not excessive when cost figures are considered. They stated that Omaha has an unusually large area for Its population and they offered rates of other cities to show that rates here »re exceptionally low. Incidental to the conference the company announced that It will in f'll a new type of street lamp globe 4which will allow bugs to drop through "a hole In the bottom. Ths will ob viate the necessity of cleaning bugs from the globes in summer time. Endres Names Deputies; Foster Remains Chief Mike Endres, sheriff-elect, made public Ills appointments yesterday, tie has one more deputy to name. Chief Deputy Sheriff W. A Foster is the only member of Sheriff Mike Clark's force reappointed. Clot Valdemar Thestrup, policeman, head of the morals squad of the po lice department, under the adminis tration of J. Dean Ringer, heads the list, of new deputies. Effie Grenman. widow of a city fireman, will be Endres’ stenographer, and Mrs. Anna Counsman, also a wid ow of a city fireman, will be matron of the county Jail. Endres said he would abolish the position of assistant bookkeeper now ili-ld by Robert MeGaffin. » The new deputies are Joseph G Sherry, George McBrde. John Hu feldt, Isaac Konecky, John Mahoney, John Beister, Ernest Koenig, Charles N'eby, John F. Murphy, Charles Pi vonka and Ad Agee. Omaha Realtors to Attend Meeting at Jacksonville Omaha will he well represented at the special conference of members of the executive committee and hoard of governors of the National Associa tion of Real Estate Boards to be held at Jacksonville, Fla., January 18. Omaha realtors have chartered a special car and will leave Omaha Jan uary 14. I. Shuler is first vice presl L tent of the national organization and Hastings is a member of the board of directors. Among the Omaha realtors making the trip are: Byron R. Hastings. E. A. Benson, Harry Christie, E. M. Slater and I. Shuler. To Enforce Ash Lift Rule. Tho police commissioner was di rected by city council yesterday to exercise regulation over sidewalk ash lifts and other forms of sidewalk lift jng apparatus. Complaints have been received that some of these devices are not lowered out of the way when not in use. DEATH St FUNERAL NOTICES. ! AN DC R SO NT— Jo U n, December IS. 1922. ! nged 76 years. Funeral Wednesday at 2:30 p m. from farnilv residence. 2922 Seward street. In- * torment Forest Lawn. Ho la survived be- , side his wife, by two eons. August and Gustave; four daughters. Vendla and Jen rile Anderson, Mrs. Joseph Shellberg and Mrs. G A Blarth. all of Omaha. John son A Swanson In charge. JOHNSON—Mrs. Hans' at Portland. Ore, body arrived this morning, at the real- j dence. 2540 North 61st street. j Funeral services will be held at the First A nglish Lutheran church. 63d and Miami 1 * Wednesday at 2 p. m. Rev. Elright offl- ! elating.___ _ i CHESTER—Eugene, age 43. residence 1709 Cass street, survived by five sisters and two brothers, all of Snubert. Neb. Re- ( mains at Hgafey 4: Heafey chapel pending I funeral arrangements. _CEMETERIES._ VISIT FOREST LAWN. Forest Lawn Cemetery haa a new beauty with each changing season. It is particu larly beautiful at this time with the many wmta- decorations Evergreen blankets A. scOeinter wreaths msy be obtained at ^~he greenhouse. Offices at the Cemetery ” i North of City Limits) and 770 Brandels Theater CARD OF THANKS A WE WISH to thank our friends and ' nalfV. * (0. tha haautiful flowers and •ha kiiiMf# and sympathy shown us in our ra'v.i te'«»* vemsnt. the loss of our ►'al©**'". wlfa and mother Fred G. Heu winkla. kiaricn Heuwinkla. i ' BEE WANT AD RATES 15c per line each day. 1 or 2 day*. 12c per line each day. 3 to « day*. 10c per line eaeh day. 7 day* or longer. j The above rate* apply exclusively to ; Want Ads which are commonly termed ! "public wants,” and do not include adver tisements of individuals or concerns adver tising or exploiting their businesses. THE OMAHA BEE reserves the right to designate what constitutes a public want. Want Ada accepted at the following offices: Main office.17th and Famam Sts South Omaha. .N. W. cor. 24th and N Sts. i Council Bluffs.15 Scott St. | Telephone ATlantic 1000. Call for "Want” Ad Department. An ex pertenced “Want” ad taker will receive your ad and a bill will be mailed later. The rate* quoted above apply to either charge or cash orders. CLOSING HOURS FOR WANT ADS. Evening Edition .11:40 a. m. Morning Edition.9 p. m. Sunday Edition.9 p. m. Saturday These rates apply to The Sunday Bee as well as to The Morning and Evening Bee. All week-day advertisements appear in both morning and evening editions at the one cost. THe OMAHA MORNING BEE. THE EVENING BEE. BURIAL VAULTS I'ISTINOTIVE features, s* demonstration 1 at factory, Automatic Sealing Concrete , Burial Vault. Insist upon your under- j taker using no other. Every vault stamp- 1 ed; watch for name on lid. Manufactured j only by the Omaha Concrete Burial Vault Co , 5i.’in N. 80th St., Omaha FUNERAL DIRECTORS F. J. STACK & CO., Omaha's best undertaking establishment, ^ AMBULANCE ™ooei Thirty-third and Farnnm HEAFEY & HEAFEY, Undertakers and Kmbalmera. Fhone HA f2t»5. Office S«11 Farnam LARKIN BROTHERS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS 4813 80. 24TH Ilulse & Riepen, Funeral Directors. 2214 Cuming crosbymoore FLORISTS. .ii'HN h x ill I8114 Farnam JA. 1104 j' HEN I'KKN 'N i 07Farnam! JA. 1244.' SPECIAL NOTICE” “ ~~ ANN 1UAL~MEETlNa The annua! meeting of the stockholders of the State Savings and Loan association will be held in the office of the associa tion at .115 South 171 h Street, on Jan uary 9. 1923- Polls will be open from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. for the election of two Di rectors to succeed J. P. O’Keefe and George W. Johnston, whose terms expire, j Reports for the year will be made and I such other business transacted as may I rightfully come before the meeting. i educational! DAY SCHOOL— NUHIT SCHOOL. ~ Complete courses In accountancy, machine bookkeeping, edmptometry, shorthand pnd typewriting, railroad and wiryless teleg raphy civil service and all EflgU*h and commercial. brA aches Wrllc, tall or i phone Jackson 1$65 for large Illustrated catalog.. A‘JdresH . HOYLES COLLEGE. , BojHSi Bidg . Ottlaha. Neb._ WANTED—Min, ladle* and boys to learn barber trade; big demand; wages while learning, strictly modern. Call or write 140S Podge St. Tri-City Barber College. Day or Evening sessions mvOHAK BUSINESS COLLEGE Wead Bldg. 18th and Firnam AT. 7415 VAN SANT SCHOOL OP BUSINESS. 8 E Cor. Nineteenth and DourI;i«. JA 6890. ANNIE K GLASGOW, voice and piano 60.1 Karbach Blk. JA. 1081 MOLTO BARBER COLLEGE. 110 S 14th St Write for catalog. EXPERIENCED tutor will exchange serv ice** for home or pay. JA. 41 $7. _ TAN broad, loth, hand embroidery, white net, new, size 36; ■bargain’ FIA. 0983. PERSONAL. THE SALVATION Army industrial home Minolta your old clothing furniture, maga zine*. We collect. We distribute. Phone JA. 4135 and our wagon will call. Call and inspect our now home, 1110.1112-1114 Dodge street. __ TfFeATRICAL historical masque costumes, for plays and parties, at Helen's, Omaha STORM sash made, giacing reaa. KE. 2701. j 24th.__ _ __ | WOMAN wishes t«* board 14-month-old child in private home. MA. 1160. mornings. LOST AND FOUND. SAMPLE CASE containing catalog and photographs of dishes. Finder return to L. E. Harding. Henshaw hotel and receive $10 reward. No questions. _ LOST—Gold wrist watch, between Central High school and Nicholas Senn hospital, about 6 p. nt., December 15. Call HA. 6 8 24. Reward _ _ LOST—Black and white cameo finger ring, antique setting. Valuable for keepsake. Reward. Mrs. C. A. Keene. Fremont. Neb. LOST—traveling bug between Burlington depot and 36th and Harney Call days. JA. 0247 and after 6. WA. 6584. Liberal reward. Will Nevin. 3817 Seward._ LOST—-Black and white setter dog. ears black, face white, large black spot on back, aged 7 years. Reward. Call T. J. O’Brien. Hi 1054____ LOST—CAMEO PI N. RETURN T« * FLAT IRON HOTEL AND RECEIVE REWARD " MALE HELP WANTED. ARE you willing to work? Can you talk Intelligently to business men? Are you clean cut. and able to prove that you can mak» good ns salesman on ad vertising for a hujiness ffature number I •*.f u magazine? Can you learn to do it? ' And will you put enough time on it to : l-icn and win a permanent position? 1 You < an make good In y* ui own county | in this state, if you are any kind of a I clean-cut young man anxious ’o make a good position for yourielf Address first in writing only tnd fully with refer ence. Emil Held. Feature Editor of 'The Tree of Progress,' Care Omaha Dally Tribune. 1307 Howard Street, Omaha. Neb ; I iXr N ESS M N K E H. good, wan ted for -ready work. Win. Tiepenstock, Wayne, I N>b SALESMAN to sell sal p gad other courses. Must be clean-cut fellow i who can stand prosperity. Salary or com mission Call At. 7774 or write Suite 8, I Commerce Bldg WANTED—Salesmen for the Knapp Co. N. Y. largest line of calendars and direct mall service in the l’. S. School of in struction now being held at room 804. Grand hotel. Council Bluffs, la You can't help making money with this line if you expose yourself to orders. Call todaj. J. F Cassell, district manager_ SALESMEN—Experienced rubber footwear salesman for Nebraska and Wyoming tar i rltory to sell the Gold Seal line. Must ; be real go-getter and not afraid of hard j work. In application give experience and | »ge. Goodyear Rubber Co., 371 Sibley St., St. Paul Minn-_ SALESMEN—Experienced; to sell the re tail trade In eastern Nebraska and Kan sas. our Made-Rite brand of dress*? and apron?, .salary and commission, particu lars in first letter. Greathouse Mfg. Co. Muscatine, la. FEMALE HELP WANTED i'\N you sell subscriptions to a new West ern Illustrated Weekly Magaslne? Will you work consistently? You osn earn money as -well as a trip to Chicago and New York and other points of interest, representing one of the 93 counties In the stats. After the trip in May. all expenses raid permanent opportunity win be offer ed to those who have made good You make money whether vou win the trip or not All or spare time work. Address Cir culation itanager. care of Omaha Dally Tribune. Also solicitors for daily and weekly Tribune. Write fully to Emil Held. COMPETENT white mstd for_ general housework; no laundry. 128 N. 38th Ave. 1IA. 3291. FEMALE HELP WANTED. FOR a good bookkeeping or otenographia position attend the American college. 1912 Farnam All our graduates are In posi tions Wo can place you. Phone AT. 7774, or write for catalogue._ 1 KXFKRIENt TP white girl for general • ail Mr». Do V’oro, WA. 02§4. WAN'S I.!' Ag» n'-i »•> a . > •! silk hosiery, ladles and men. All Silk Hosiery Mills, General Sales Office, 16th and Harney. 303 Neville Blk. MALE OR FEMALE HELP._ WANTED—Demonstration work for man and woman In a food commodity. Boa W-608, Omaha Bee. SITUATIONS WANTED. PAY work and laundry. WE. 0698. WOMAN wants day work. WE. 3214. CHRISTMAS’ SUGGESTIONS.” MAGAZINE CLUBS. FOR MAIL SUBSCRIBERS ONLY. OFFER E. Pictorial Review, Modern Priscilla and The Omaha Daily and Sunday Bae. One year each. ONLY 9*.6«. CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT. THE OMAHA BEE. XMAS GIFT FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY. A GULBRANSEN PLAYER PIANO. 13*8 to 1700. cash or easy payment*. Come in and buy a gift that will last and be moat appreciated. A HOSPB CO., For 4 0 Years the Music Center of Ne braska and Iowa._ READY CASH FOR CHRISTMAS TIME. May he easily acquired by converting your second mortgage into cash. Let us Ifll you about it. F. C. IIORACEK CO.. 640 First Natl. Hank AT. 3631. A LO V ELY X MAS GI FT. D ANC1N C, I, ESSO N S. What better gift than a coura# in ( dancing? JtL 5470. KEEP’S DANCING ACADEMY. 1*18 Farnam. AN IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT. Window wreaths. 25c to 11.25; assorted fancy baskets; Christmas center piece*, very new; special $2.50 to $3 60. See our window. Peterson Bros. Flower Shop, 1714 Farnam._____ New overstuffed parlor suite*. Make excellent Xmas gifts. Cost here 86 per cent less than elsewhere STEPHENSON AUCTION HOUSE, 160“ Capitol Ave. Tel. AT. 5246. AN i-b-al Xmas gift, ;• «-iu:«e of instruc tions In marcel waving and beauty cul UrC’ CALIFORNIA SUN PARLOR. __HA. _415S _ _ AN IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT. Buy a garage, any style and size. 9100 up. Concrete work. M It KLIN LUMBER AND WRECKING CO WE. 5665. 2109 N. 24th St CARDS—For all occasion*; Christmas, New Year's, holiday correspondence; every day and place. Also interior decorating. POMEGRANATE SHOP. 105 S. 18th. AT. 258J. FUR chokers at reasonable prices. Have those old furs remodeled for Xmas. John Rich, Furrier, 201 Sunderland bldg., 15th and Harney. AT 8950 _ i FANCY, attractive bungalow aprons made to order. HATTIE PUTNAM SHOP, 502 Karbach Block. A COURSE IN DANCING AT THE HY LAND DANCING ACADEMY. 25TH AND FARNAM. IS ALWAYS APPRECIATED. AT. 7850. HIVE your photograph for Christmas. For photographs that satisfy. SBE MATSUO LAKE STUDIO 2506 N. 24th St. _ WE/ 9311 BIGGEST phonograph bargains In town. See us before you buy. SHLAES PHONOGRAPH CO. 1 404 Dodge St. _JA. 2147. PERSON\L Christmas cards. Order now and avoid rush. Phone, salesman will call. AT 3978. 483 Brandels Theater i Bldg. _ ____ 1 BEAUTIFUL cut flowers, for Xmas; also lovely wreaths are ideal gifts. LEE LA KM ON. 19th and Douglas. _ Phone 8244. NOTICE. Selling brand new phonographs for charges. Bekins-Omaha Van Co., 16th and Leav enworth. PLAN now' for your Christmas home. 8ee Campbell, personal service home builder. 657 Keeline Bldg. AT. 8048, QUILTS, spreads, comforts are 1d^al Xmas gifts. Hunter Quilting Co., 24th and H, South Omaha._ .! AGNOL1A wreaths. beautifully deco tated with everlasting flowers; special, S3 Brandels Cut Flower Shop Brandels Store CHRY8ANTH EMUMS~ropes, house plants, wreaths make ideal gifts for mother. Louis Zadina, florist. 36th and T Sts. IMPORTED pearls make lovely Xmaa gifts. Prices reasonable. 1017 Arbor St . AT. 3676._ _ _ _ JAP mink cape, 2 Beal coats. 1 seal wrap with squirrel collar. Theo. E. Schafer j Cleaning Co.. 636 So. 16th St. BUY her an electric washer or an electric I iron for Xmaa. Thos. Durkin Electric I Shop, 2223 Cuming St. ______ i COLD lettering on leather goods, books. E. A. Tryon Co.. 208 So. 13th. JA. 1219. BEAUTIFUL Fisher piano in excellent condition. Will sacrifice. HA 0765._ BEAUTIFUL lunch cloths. Mink cape. KE. 15 Mb_ FANCY gowns, work guaranteed. At. 6521 _ PRETTY Angora Kittens. 1520 Hickory, AT. 0739. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. 115,000 <15,000 CASH > REQUIRED. A REAL OPPORTUNITY. Owner of a national business, engaged In profession which requires his undivided at tention. desires to sell. Business already has excellent sales record, and some sub stantial distributers Stock will Inventory at approximately 17,000. Patents and all equipment Included. Would consider trade for unincumbered real estate for excess over cash payment. BOX W -604 OMAHA BEE. GOOD bowling alley for sale; in good shape. Reason for selling, have no room; self pin setter. Schwartz & Co.. Valpa rtso. Nek._____ CONFECTIONERY. waffle and lunch house for sale Must be Fold at once. R. Stewart. Wnlthill. Neb____ _ FOR' SALE—Grocery store fixtures Includ ing stock. Good location. AT. 4940, 1420 South 10th St.___ BARBER shop and pool ball for sale. O. W Kutknecht, Waterloo. Ia. ROOMING HOUSES. Ki n.N’ISHKD HOUSE FOR_8AI.E. Well furnished 7-room house, walking dis tance Income $115. Price and rent both reasonable. 2108 Chicago S*. GOOD THINGS TO EAT. HONEY, 10.000 pounds strained. Sell all or part, 1 lc per pound, f. o. b. Lincoln Address C C. Johnson. Beatrice .Net. PECANS—Good-size, thio shell, rich cul tivated Florida 10 lbs. $5. F. O. B. Lem Robertson, Chlpley, Fla. ___ HONEY. 10-Ib. pails, $1.75, prepaid. Chas. Rohn. Route 2. Council Bluffs. HOUSEHOLD GOODS. FOR SALE—six-'hoi* range. 130; large heater. $16; 3-hole oil stove. $8. 1 sanitary couch, pad and spread. $8. all In good condition 1811 Van <"amp Ave. .TA. 4493. EXPERT sewing maciine repairing. MICKELS. 15th and Harney__ AT. 4861 FOUR.HOLE coal range, excellent condi tion. 1 sanitary couch, reasonable. WE. 1S:9. _ MOORE'S range, cheap, good cond. WE. 0664_ VACUUM gweeper, bench wringer. HA. 0Q14 _ base burner, excellent condition. Il?r. HA. 4196* LIBRARY 'able, buffet, rea HA. 11 St? clothincT and furs.” OOOP OVERCOAT.” J19, AND WOMAN'S WINTER COAT. HA 1804 FULL DRESS suit. »ud Tuxedo* for r*n« .14 3128 100 N’ 18th SlreeL I Keldm»» FULL DRESS SUIT, SIZE 44. KE. 177J. ARMT Bboea, 11. M. 701 Mo. Ill* FOR SALE JEWELRY. DIAMONDS!—We pay tile belt prices with privtless tn buv bsek at ama'l profit. GROSS JEWELRY CO.. Omaha, Neb.. 40! ■V 16th St Telephone .TA. mto. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS SLIGHTLY u«ed Vlrtrola and Rrunewlck* at very low price* and convenient term*. If you wish. Several to aelect from, me chanical perfection guaranteed. ORCHARD WILHELM C< > . Fifth floor A PHONOGRAPH will make an ideal Xmas gift. We now h*\e some real bar gain*. See tie before you buy. Open e\c nings Shlaea Phonograph Co. 1404 Dodge St. _ __ " NOTICE. Selling brand new phonograph* for chargee. Rokna-Omaha Van Co, I6th and Leavenworth._ BARG A IN—$175 Victrola lat^et at vie. beat of records, brand new, f9o. WK -7T6.___ _ SI7.1-; m \ .• 1:< 1 .< ondltlon fumid oak cabinet, iv records (all wa. 3621. UPRIGHT PI A.\t ■ w it ti BEN< H IN ( ' Ct IN 1 * 1 ri' 'N. J 121. 71 A. 8374. MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 22 Winchester rifle . $ 9 oo 32 Remington rifle .*11 00 Stevens 25 single .... ..$ 7.50 22 Hopkins A. Albion, single .$ 5 00 Double barrel 12-gauge gun .$20.00 8501 North 30th St. _ FOB SALE—'Triplex auto knitting ma chine; good ns new; reasonable JA. 502 A, ___ SEVERAL sete of boya* book* for aale, very reasonably Call KB. 3514. HOOD coal quick. Fuel Service Co. AT 3741.__ ___ WHITE rabbTta for sale. Call MA. 0504. POULTRY AND PET STOCK OrauBo Pomeranians, also Pekingese. Pri*« winning stock. 3806 N. 27th St. _ GUINEA pigs for sale. Call AT. 8387. LIVE STOCK. VEHICLES. ETC WE HAUL livestock Call AT 3357 storeXoffice equipment! oooooooocoooooooooooooooo o TYPEWRITERS o O All makes bought and sold. O , O rented and repaired. Sole agents O O for the CORONA. Get our prices o O before you buy. Every machine O O guaranteed. O ! O CENTRAL TYPEWRITER EXC. O O JA. 4120. 194 2 Farngm. O OOOOOOCOC OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO O BRICK office building of the late Dr. Kwh. consisting of five rooms, is for sale, together with office fixtures, best of medical library, good supply of drugs and Ford roadster. Terms reasonable. i >ne of the best locations in southeast Ne braska for practicing physician. Mrs. Jennie Ewh, P. O. Box 1163, Talmage, Neb. ___ BURROUGHS ADDING MACHINES. Factory rebuilt and guaranteed by th*> manufacturers at reduced prices; 1100 and up on easy terms Write or call. Bur- | roughs Adding Machine Co., 116 P. 19th St Phone AT. 038»». j WE BUY. sell safe, make desks, show cases, etc. Omaha Fixture & Supply Co., | s. w. corner 11th and Douglas. JA. 2724 i WANT TO BUY * desks! desks' desks. New desks, used desks bought, sold and traded. J. C. Reed, 1207 Farnam, AT. 6140. ROOMS FOR RENT FARNAM ST.. 1813, WELLING TON INN HAS NICELY FUR NISHED ROOMS WITH DE TACHED OR PRIVATE BATH AT VERY ATTRACTIVE RATES TO PERMANENT GUESTS. DON'T FAIL TO SEE THEM. ROOM DIRECTORY — for — ROOM HUNTERS. Should you fail to find listed below the room you want, call at the "Want” Ad counter of The Omaha Bee for a room directory. The Omaha B**e maintains this service for your convenience. New list issued each week. TWENTIETI1 ST . ScC 808^Large ele gantly furnished parlor bedroom, new and immaculately clean; all home privileges; mesls if desired Garage. Five minute* walk from cojjrthouse. We cater to those who can appreciate the very best. Oppo site Drake Court. JA. 0620. WERT FARNAM district for young lady employed Ideal location Warm steam heated. Rt. George Apt. No. 1. 113 No. 31st Ave. HA. 0907. NICELY furnished room*, private bath, reasonable, day. week or month, central location. Hotel Hamilton. AT 4701. HOTEL 8ANFORI>—191 h and Fannam HOTEL HEtfSHAW—16th and Far nam. Special rates to permanent guests FURNISH ED room, one or two gentle men In apt. On car line MA. 07J18. PLEASANT room for employed couple; home privileges, reasonable. HA. 7427. CHOICE DOCBLfTFRONT BOOmTHANtT COM PARK DISTRICT. HA. 7570. WARM front room, board if desired, all home comfort*. WA. 0970. NICE turn, room In mod. home. JA. 1306. BOARD AND ROOM. FIRST class board and room In strictly modern private home, home privileges. 1633 Park Ave . HA. 7520._ _ ROOMS for four young men and break fast and evening meal in all mod. home, inquire 416 South 33d St.___ Pleas, room for 2. home cooking. $25; close in, garage. HA. 6320-_ PLHASANT room for two HA. 7340. HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. [ TWO 2-room apartments for light house. Keeping; nh-ely furnished. 545 S. 25th St. THREE-ROOM *ulte, everything complete, main floor, modern. $12 week. HA. 7116. TWENTY-SIXTH ST~ 939 N.—Steam~ heated rooms IIA. 0235. _ HOU8 EKE HP I NO rooms, strictly modern. 1 4 44 No. 17th Sf. _ __ KOUM and kitchenette, new home. KK. 4930. _____ THREB~nlc« rooms, reas. 1112 S. 111 >i St HOUSES FOR RENT. FOR RENT" New 5-room, oak and white enamel fin ish bungalow, with fireplace. On paved street; east front; full cement driveway and garage. In beautiful Edgewood. only 175 a month to responsible party. For further information call WA. 2S12 or AT. 3540._ MODERN, nine rooms, just newly deco rapt, f-d throughout. Sleeping porch, billiard room, hot water h-at, stationary tubs. $90. Corner Sflth and Harney streets Inquire Mrs. W .1 Burgees, Blackstone hotel. FIVE-ROOM bungalow for rent or lease, furnished or unfurnished; modern: nice fruit garden; paved street; rlosa to two car lings; fine location. KE. 5270.__ BRAND NEW 5 room bungalow, with or without lease. $55 per month. 6512 North 27th St. JA. 333A SEVEN-ROOM house, ITo &out'fi 3 0th street; rent reasonatle. Call HA 19 *5 6 LoVBLY 8-room house, modern, sleeping porch HA. 5674. 31 14 Wool worth Ave 4-R. COTTAGE. $Tft 2943 Martha. ~WE. >282. APARTMENTS FOR RENT. ALL modern 6-room 8t. Louis brl< k warm flat and garage, near car line, walking distance. 2211 So. 16th St. NICE large front room, home cook. 2 gentle or couple employed HA 2161 MAPLE ST.. 1816—Strictly modern, brick building. 3 bedrooms, well heated; WEST Farnam district apartment, six large, beautiful rooms, modern. HA. 7 124 MODERN apart . 4 largo rooms and bath. 565 So 2»th St.. $55 WA. 38** FOUR rooms, steam h^at, close in. O. P. Ktebblns, 1610 Chicago. RENT—. room a, kitchen itnd bath upstair*. 1 liha fceaW vale*, **11 Unteard APARTMENTS FOR RENT. ooooooooooooooooocooooooc O O o CHOICE HEATED APARTMENTS O O Three rooms. No. 4 Hillcrest, 24th O O and Jon** large room*, prettily O O decorat'd. Murphy be.l and built- O O in feature*. 5" O O Five rooms. No. ♦> St. George 111 O O N. 31st avenu**, large rooms, front O O and rear porches; tile bath West O O Farnatn district. Rent only 17 5. O O Five rooms No, 21 Colonial apart- O O ments, excellent condition. East O O front, second floor. Very choice, Q O ISO. O O ' O O PAYNE * CARNAHY CO , O O "Omaha* Rental Men" O O 618 Omaha Nat. Bldg. JA. Kill. O O O 5000000000000000000000000 \ REAL ENJOYABLE APARTMENT. The entire upstairs of h brand n-w home in Manx oin 1’irW district; two large rooms and kitchenette, private bath, private en trance; water, heat and electric light fur nlahed ; garage accommodations if desired. AT 7 4 12. days. Ask for Mr Cars*. Tt;KNERr ».’tM’Rf. One apartment available In OmahaV moat exclusive and conveniently arranged 1 rooni apartments with 6-room necoinmo. datlona. Rent reduced. Janitor, HA. 6896. O. M. HAUSER. Mgr. HOI Do<$ga, HA 7l4n. THE H A w T1 jfO 1 IN l-:7~-106- 7 Howard~and LONGFELLOW. 2213 Howard. A few 3 room apartments left. They contain kitch en. living room, bedroom, bath room, large ‘ load. New. never occupied. The heat In Omaha 160. See Janitor. Burbank, 811 Omaha Nat Bank. v- 1,000 % | Almost loo furnished. All modern and fireproof. Let Drake's rental man find you an apartment. Call ua. we will take you out. DRAKE RENTAL AGENCY. Tel. JA. 2*0,'.. Cor. 17th and Howard St*. RUBLAN, four blocks north of h!|b school; three large rooms corner apart ment; best heat, finely decorated. JA. 6198._ APARTMENTS AND FLATS $33 to ifoo. W. J. PALMER CO. REAL ESTATE Management. AT. 89*0. Keellne Bldg. J»ETERS TRUST COM PAN Y. ~ "WHERE OMAHA RENTS." AT. 0544. 17th and Farnatn Sta TEL. AT. 8301—Choice four-room apt, sublease In Selma Terrace. See Hickey and Soybold, 228 City Nat. Bank Bldg. i’i 'I'K-lii m »m 'apt., prlv. bath. 1113 s. 11th. FURNISHED APARTMENTS CALL DRAKES. Furplshed apartments from those cozy little one-room apartments at $50 to those homelike four room apartments from $106 to $126. CALL US. WE WILL TAKE YOU OUT. DRAKE RENTAL AGENCY Fireproof Apartments. JA. 2805. 17th and Howard Sts. Open Evening and Sundays by Appointment. o MORRIS APARTMENT MOTET, O O ISTH AND DODGE STREETS' O O Apartments consist of living rdotn. O O dressing room. kitchenette and o O bath. Rental including heat, light, o O gas. phone and maid service. Q O Apartments furnished soft water by O O infinite soft water process. Phone O O AT. 3210. n n CALL DRAKES. ATT] ACTIVE apartment with bath, kit chenecte urnl Murphy bed. Party may buy furniture; close in. ’ JA. 5116. CLAREMONT Hotel, fief nteenth. near Jackson. AT, 6944. Room_and kitchenette. TWO-ROOM modern, furnished apartment Inquire 3837 South 23d street. HUNTER' INN —at" 6960 27o8 Dodge FURNISHED HOUSES. A $40.000 RR1CK REST PENCE IN WEST FAR NAM DISTRICT. A high-class home, furnished ac cordingly, every convenience, two car garage. Owner leaving city for four months. Main object Is to have responsible family occupy and care for property; maid will stay If desired. Opportunity for right party. ‘(.Lover & Spain ja. 2*50 918-20 City National Bank Bldg. BUSINESS PROPERTY—RENT LEASEHOLD and office furniture for sale at 423 Arthur building. Call Atlantic 5911 f< r particulars. FIRST Nat. Bank. 400; for rent; facing elevator, desirable office suite consisting of 335 sq. ft ~GARAGES FOR RENT GARAGE—Steam heat. 311 South Slat HA. 7124. loanFonTre a lTestate~ 6 PER CENT MONEY. Under Ranker* Reserve System 6 per cent loans may be secured on city or farm property, to buy, build. Improve, or pay Indebtedness. Bank ers Reserve Deposit company, 1648 Cali fornia Street, Denver Colo. WE have cash on hand to loan on Omaha residences. E. H. LOUQEE. INC., 538 Keellne Bldg. STRAIGHT 5-year loans. 6^ per cent AMOS GRANT CO.. 201 S. 18th. Arthur Bldg. AT. 8380 OMAHA HOMES—EAST NEB. FARMS O’KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.. 1016 Om. Nat Bk. Bldg JA. 2715. r_«_. T _ n No delay—on western r arm Loans Neb. farms, ranehai. Kloke Investment Co., 8 4 5 Om. Nat. Bk. $100 TO $10,000 loans made promptly. F. D. WEAD and D H BOWMAN. 210 s. 18th St Wend Bldg. AT. 0161. IT It ST !':<■•* t 1 « ; r< nipt !y on Omaha real estate. Shopen & Co , Real tors. JA. 4228 954 Keellne Bldg. IJ 'W R aTh MONEY. No delay in closing. W. T. GRAHAM, 7<i4 PETERS TR BLDO MONEY to loan on farms and Omaha real estate. MYERS A RAIN BOLT CO., 424 Omaha Nat Bank Bldg . JA. 0746. T H. MITHEN pays most for LIBERTY BONDS. 921 City Nat. Bank Bldg. , CMRVIN BROS ’ 646 ’Omaha Nat. Bldg I ON IMP PROPERTY NO DELAY. MONEY TO LOAN I LOWEST RATES. EASY TERMS NEW RATES SCHEDULE. LOANS $16 TO $200 On Furniture. Pianos. Etc. Left in Your PossMSKion. AT LOWEST RATES. PAY ON PRINCIPAL. $ 3 per month on $ 30 loan. $ 5 per month on $#50 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 small service charge. LICENSED BY STATE OF NEBRASKA GUARANTEE LOAN COMPANY. 209 South 15th St. 211 K.trbach Blk Tel JA. 5045 M (VS EY FOR CHKI STM AS J0 — 50— 7 5—]00— 200—»C0 DOLLARS nr any other amount at legal rates. No publicity, easy payments. Thirty years In ! business OMAHA LOAN COMPANY. 506 Karbach Blk Tel JA. 2211 Southwest Cor. 16th and Douglas 8ta. : COX Co . loans $5 and up on wages, car* i and furniture; confidential: 25 yr«. estab. ! «12 World-Herald Bldg JA. 2233, MOVING AND STORAGE FIDELITY STORAGE & VAN CO. MOVING—PACK I NO STORAGE—SHIPPING. Household Goods and Pianos. | 1107-11 Howard St_ Jackson 02Si i ESTIMATE furn. on packing, inov. and 1 storing. Contracts taken by job or hour, i Globa Van & Storage Co. JA. 4328 AT. | 0230. Grossman & Sons, owners MOVING AND STORAGE^ Moving — Packing—Storage Gordon Fireproof Warehouse A Van Co. , 219 N llth St. Phone J A. 3032. ~~B EKINSO M AH A VAN £ STORAGE. 16th and Leavenworth St» Packing, mov ing. storage, shipping JA. 4163. BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS. A(TOBI»10N PLEATING. ACCOHr* 1UN*r siDP knife. hoT* pleating. ! covered buttons, all styles; hemstitching, buttonholes Write Ideal Button ,v Pleat- j ing Co.. 301 Brown Block. Omaha. Neb Telephone JA 1 936 Neb. Pleating i 1806 Fsrnani, ■ t»<l fl*»nr. JA. 5676 (1IIKOI K M TORS Dr. Schroder DAN< I \<. \< AD* mips LEARN to dai a - 84 at KEEPS 1818 Farnam. Cliuars Mon, Wed and Frl nights. Danclnsr Tue* . Thurt . Pat. and Sun nights. Private lessons by appoint ments. JA. 5470 DENTISTS. DENTAI X-ra en- h 13 full set. 619 Securities Bldg 16th and Farnam mu>SMAKIN(i. MRS FITZPATRICK. 2301 Douglas orlng, dressmaking alterations, remodel ing. AT. 7645 1 ■ l: ' HA 6804, DETECT IY i N 1 FABLE Dei live Bureau, ft ail way Ex Bldg J \ 2" .6; night. KE JAMES ALLAN 311 Neville BIU Evldenca secured in all crises. AT. 1130. Private Detective^? W LONG NECK HR, 3136 Young St. Omaha. Tol. KE. 4798. FURRIERS. " E8TTilQ repaired, remodeled, lowest price r URO Qoldfltehi Fur Co. 1526 Dougins KODAK FINISH INC.. FILMS DEVELOPED FREE. The Ensign Co. 1607 Howard St. M ATTRKSSKN. ~ OMAHA PILLOW CO—Feathers ren ova ted and made up 1n new fenther proof ticking. 19f»7 Cuming. JA. 2467. PRINTING? EDDY PrlnTlngT*o . 212~S 13 St JA. 5058 PATENT ATTORN FA S. J. W. MARTIN."” Patent Attorney? 1712 Dodge, roorp 209. Also Washington. D C. I help inventors sell their patents MISCELLANEOUS ANNOCNC EMBNT8 PRESCRIPTIONS carefully ompounded at the 5 Sherman A McCod^HI Drug Stores AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. Price Reduction on new Cadillacs lias forced us lo reduce prices on our entire stock of ukosI cars. We are selling these cars now! There will be no January sale! Come Now! Such cars as these! Elgin—Current model touring car. A j chance to get a car almost new at a great saving. $180 down; balance as you get paid. 1!»20 Nash louring. Fine dark blue paint. Good mediant ial condition. Nice condi tion throughout. $.100 down; balance' small monthly payments. radillao Type f>9 Phaeton. Good dark | blue paint Fine curtains and upholstery. Excellent fires. In good* mechanical con dition. $000 makes this car yours! Bal ance In monthly payments. All sixes—all price*. You are sure to flnrl hero the « ar you want at even less than you expect to pay. A Safe Place to Buy J. II. IIANSEN CADILLAC CO. Farnarn at 2*th. MAR. 0710 SOME bargains 1 n used Ford*; prompt delivery of new Fords. M CAFFREY MOTOR CO., The Handy Ford Service Station, 15th and Jackson St*, AT 7711 NEW and used Fords, cash or terms. C. E PAULSON MOTOR CO , Authorized Ford and Lincoln Dealers 20th and A me a Ave._K E U14 6 USED care that can be need NEBRASKA OLDSMOBILE CO., Howard nt 18th AT 1776 USED Ford parts at half price. Parts for all standard make cars. Neb. Auto Parte, 101 fi Harney St. P„„ T Cmitti iSRVIOE FIRST uuy L. Smith ,6(b and Farnam Atlantic 1944. MARMON sedan. In excellent condition. Will be sold at a remarkably low price. Call Mr Van Camp, HA. 0710. USED CARS O. N Bonney Motor Co., 2664 Farnam NEW AND USPil)"TIRES, $260 AND UP B ,<fe B. TIRE AND AUTO CO.. 2S58 Farnam St. HA. 7 404 TOUR HP7ALTH depends partly on cur tains. We fix them to protect you. PFEIFFER’S, 2525 Leavenworth. HOLLY, expert auto trimmer 812 8. 24th AUTOMOBILE TIRES. 33x4 NEW It S. TIRES.......111.96 30x3.15.95 | J0*m.t« 95 KAIMAN TIKE JOBBERS. 1722 CUMING WANTED REAL ESTATE. WE HAVE BUYERS. For your home, complete service and satisfaction. J T,. HIATT COMPANY, 1338_First Nat. Bank Bldg AT. 9900 W. J. PALMER Cd75“rBi your home. J,lst with us and prepar# move._KeeMn* Bldg. AT. 8980. To Buy i<r Sell Omaha R**al Estate Hee FOWLER & M’DONALD Members Multiple Listing Ex. Realtors. List your hom — Bu i tit hotnt, BINDER & OTIS, Heal Estate, Loans, Rentals. JA. 2561. Charles W. Young & Son Real Kata to, Rentals. Insurance 1602 City Nat. Bank. AT. 966*. ‘ Tukey Sold It” A P TUKEY «v SON. Realtors. JA.4 2Z3. r Pfinvir* Knelty Go. List with ' »III Lli B r us for quirk results 1418 First Nat l Bank Bldg. JA. 1966 GOC)D LISTIN' i*—< '» * M K TO US. WE HE LI, THEM home: realty go_at. mi. MST your homos for pale with us We have the customers. l'AYNE INVEST ME NT CO. Realtor. TO sell quick or buv right, se. the Guar antee Realty Co.. 310 Arthur Bldg. Tel JA. 3336. _ C. T. Spier & Co., Realtors 304 peters Trust Bl4i JA. 4>«5?. TO SELL pro Glover & Morell. AT. 3623 Willard 7T ^Slahaugh, Realtor. JA. 2953 £ P BOSTWI^K. AT. 1506 WORLD Realty Co~ Realtors. AT. 3 4 92 Western Real Estate Co. JA. 3607 E~!I. BENNER CO. REALTORS ~J A 7 S66 4 MISSOURI LANDS B highly Improved gras* and rorn land, in north Missouri, to exchange for i anch land. Address liox 4#2, Cbllllcothe, Mo. NEBRASKA LANDS RESOLUTION FOR LANDLORDS AND TENANTS Improved farms for leas* and option to buy on yearly payment of only 6 per cent of principal. Three per cent intereat only Is chanced, balance of payment applied on principal Box N. Broken Bow. Neb. K< »i: s.\ i,i taKf? and <lr’rnf 13.6^0; also 27 acre* land 2** miles ea.«t r»r I’t ru, Neb.. If • d a’ nnrP h jiiire >«•-- wills, j Peru, Neb. Phone b'i. j SOUTH DAKOTA LANDS. 160 acre Sully County. Trad* for Omaha j proparty. K. 11. Benner Co., Realtor*, t Omaha _| REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS New Brirk Apartment Built by Owner for Home ami Investment, $18,500 Hot water heating plant, oak floor, t'nr fl\e-room apartment occupied by owner, which should readily rent for $75 Oft p»r month, owner has Income of $180 per month from belame of building On the above basis the Income should be $",820 per year. This Is solid brick construction and very unique arrangement. Glover & Spain, Realtors I V | ‘ ' • ' J A !. !• 111.1 » 'I’HoMAS ,V « -■ ■ Rea.- ■ ■ SALE OR EXCHANGE. p< ik 8ALG3 or Fi . ' 1 1 ' ' ranch near Newport, Neb. Address T. H Kvana, Norfolk, Neb ACREAGE FOR SALE ONK aero and now bungalow on 60th St., south of Center. $4,860 JA 0564. VACANT PROPERTY Bargain t, 43xiio, for $1,100 Cheapest lot f «>r business purposes on North 24th .street W H tiATKS. 1 \ I'M. A Ill'll PIN', I ' 1 I Oft 48th street near Wakle) paving paid, high and sightly, 50x100 feet $l.P<'f CIIARLKk K BKT.MANS AT 6 ,.". — — —— ———.—— — — ■ - -- - — — ■ — PUNDHi: lot. 60x125, on f»4th Mt near Far. nam; choke lot; owner will consider reas onable offer C A Grltnmel J A. 1616 FIKF A PRICE Want modern lota; buyers welting Phone JA_6411._ WILL butld to your order on our beautl ful lots In Edfewood: very easy terms AT-lantlc 1546 _ SOUTH SIDE PROPERTY. SIX - ROOM, |ft00 L>0\» This six-room house is situated on a nice, large lot. Has fireplace, plenty of pantry and closet room, ran he purchased with fl>00 cash, balance 935 per month PAYNE <fc CARNABY CO., "Your Realtors." «> 1H Omaha Nat Bk. JA. lOlfi. 6-ROOM, fully modern garage, $4,150, Near 23d and Bancroft, want offer. ."all Rest. AT 6135 HA, 3714 SEVEN ROOM modern Itou good location. Block from carline. three blocks from South High. 2302 G street MA. 0059. NORTH SIDE PROPERTY Cross-Roof Bungalow Rasp-Built 5 r«al rooms and tiled bath, all finished Iri best of oak and enamel, large buffet, bookcases, kitchenette cupboard*, etc., tloored attic where 2 large rooms can be f.nished, garage to match, full cement drive, will be ready to move into in u few days. About $1,500 cash necessary. Rasp Bros., 213 Kf^llliw Bldg AT 0721 Colored Man Do you want a nice modern home on a small cash payment and $30 per month? 6 rooms, bath, gas. electric lights, furnace, full basement, garage, paved street, fine condition; ready to move into. Price $2,800. .See W U_ Russell. 1521 S. 29th St New 6-ro m Colonial, all modern A bargain, located f.U44 Florence Blvd. Norris A- Norris. JA. 4 220. 3737 DECATUR—6-Rm., Mod. Eg. heat 3 lots; $500 cash, balance monthly. Crelgh 60S Bee ■ Tel. JA. 0200. NORTH SIDE PROPERTY. f> S-Hl'CK * I'll hu> anil aril hnm«« WEST SIDE PROPERTY. Colonial Itimpalow Now under ninslrui lion. Five fine looms, attic ami basement Fir* • place, fib* bat It. breakfast nook, etc. Frame, with brick foundation *' mcnt porch A classy place in side and out. On 66 foot lot. on paved atreet. in Kdgswood. A real buy at For appointment to inspect call Grant Benson, Walnut IMP. evening* Benson & Carmichael, RS, 642 Paxton Flock. AT *64*. $300 Cadi Five room#, strictly modern, attic, fu'l remen led basement. t>avrd street, one block to rar. Monthly ]<nyni<'iita like rent. C*ll Walnut 4 _ $500 CASH: Ta all that I# needed to leaMae that len# hnoed for desire of living jn your t'NV'-f HOMK Fall Mr Subcr HA 7131 torigh*, ,!A. 24V5M days. for further Information. Niw Honti 1 u 1 If IHli Grove-Hihhard Co. t A l l I KI »li N I, district, clhsay bungalow end Kangf, on raay term*; quick poises* el on. «‘al! ,TA. " JtU _« Hamer FOR HOMES in:. I'AllNAM FT DUNDEE PROPERTY. ONE MORE DUNDEE Bungalow built for a home and a beau* 5 largo rooms. Beautiful oak finish and floors. Built-In features, nice attic *n<1 full cement basement, corner lot, pgved street, nice garage. Mint be sold before \ mas Brice only |«i.50O. It will plage* \ mi. Terms to suit you. Several smaller hodaea at very reasonable prices at id term* well located, Immediate possession. Let us tell you lust what we have. Phona 1» K BUCK A C. Realtors 7 42 Omaha Nut’l._JA. 1542. Dundee Homes mid Lots OKORflR ,C CO. RKALTOR8 AT *654 PLOR NCE PrOPERTV c l. NKTHAWAT. a get 4 for tub urban acreage. Whites only. KE. 14^9. RALSTON PROPERTY. HOMES foi workinimsn Four rooms partly modern, full lot, easy terms 11.100. Have others Stewart. Ralston 10-W MISCELLANEOUS LANDo7 BUY YOUR HOME THE NEW WAY. Private contractor will build any style home you want for $4U0 to tl.OQn down. He .will gladly subnet plans. IIA. 487«• between ti and 8 p. rtv “We Build to Please” Temple McFayden Co. 1 605 Farnam 8» H ARTt NOS A H F.YHFN Realtors MISSOURI PACIFIC Offer* permanent employment t# ma chinists, boilermakers, blacksmiths and roach carpenters in Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri and Arkansas. Apply 217 South 14th St., Omaha, Neb. Yielding Over 6% Exempt from Federal Income Taxes and Florida State Taxes $500,000 St. Lucie County, Florida North St. Lucie River Drainage District SERIAL 6% BONDS Legality to be approved by Messrs. Charles & Rutherford St. Louis, Mo. Dated May 1, 1922. Coupon Bonds. Denomination $1,000 Principal and semi annual interest, May 1 and November 1, payable at the Continental 4 Commercial Trust A Savings Bank, Chicago, 111. MATURITY: $10,000. . . .Nov. j. 1927 11.000. ... " 1, 1928 11.000. ... " 1. 1929 12.000. ... “ 1, 1930 13.000. ... 4* 1. 1931 13,000 ... " 1. 1932 14.000. ... " 1, 1933 815.000. . . Nov. 1. 1034 15.000. ... " 1, 1936 16.000. ... " 1, 1986 18.000. ... •• 1, 1837 19.000. ... '* 1. 1938 20.000. ... •• 1, 1939 22.000. ... *• 1, 1940 $23,004_Nov. 1. 1941 25.000 _ " 1, 1942 26.000. .. . •* 1, 1943 29.000. ... ~ 1, 1941 52.000 _ " 1. 194 5 56v000_ “ 1. 1946 50.000 . . . . May 1. 1946 50.000. ... '• 1, 1947 Principal and interest are payable from n direct, general, continuing tax irrev ocably levied upon all the real property in the District against which benefits aggregating $6,334,161 have been confirmed FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF DISTRICT District has never defaulted in payment of principal or interest. Estimated Valuation Real Estate. $9,500,000 Total Amount of Taxes Levied . . 3,964,888 Assessed Benefits. 6,334,164 Total Debt, including this issue. . . . 1,700,000 Acres in District.75,248 Population (estimate) .2,000 I. J,UCIE COUNTY is on the pjist roast of Florida, 212 miloa south of Jark- ; onville anil 50 milm north of Palm Beach area 690,000 acres. Population present estimated). 12.000; population 1920 census, 7,883 (an Increase of '? r'c over the 1910 cenuus.) * t .ORTH ST. LUCIE RIVER DRAINAGE DISTRICT lie* in the famous Tndimn j liver Orange Belt, to the wes* and south of Fort Pierce, the County Seat. The district is nine miles wide aid averages in excess of thirteen miles in length. The well-known Dixie Highway and Flordia East Coast Railroad are parallel to and about one-half mile from the eastern boundary of the District, i and convenient shipping is available at five different points, including Ft. Pierce. ! PRINCIPAL PRODUCTS AND ARTICLES OF COMMERCE are cHrua fruit*, corn, sugar cane, potatoes, tomatoes, beans, cabt>age, p€*ppers, egg plant, fruits, cattle and hogs. PRICE: 99 AND INTEREST FOR ANY AMOUNT AND ANY MATURITY Special Conceaaiona to Dealers, Broker* and Banker* J. L. ARLITT Dealer in Southern Municipals 60 Wall Street, New York Tel. Hanover 3958-3959 Main Office: Austin, Texas Member I exas Bankers' Association Est. 1914