ONE OF OURS
^ By WILLA GATHER.
^Continued From iwturday.)
SYNOPSIS.
< laude Wheeler, Living on • Nebraska
ranch with his parents and a younger
brother* Ralph, returns for the aumnier
vacation from Temple college, small de
nominational school at Lincoln, which he
baa been attending unwillingly because
be preferred to go to the state university.
Two things have happened during his
third tear, however, to cheer him. One
of these was his enrollment in a special ;
Kuropean history class under a profceaor
in the state university. The oilier Is his
• hance acquaintance with Julius Krlich,
university eleven quarterback, and his ;
mother, who makes the shy hoy feel at
home on his numerous visits to the l
Erlich residence.
CHAPTER XI r.
Between haying and harvest th.tt I
summer Ralph and Mr. Wheeler
drove to Denver in the big cor, leav
ing Claude and Dan to cultivate tliej
corn. When they returned Mr. j
Wheeler announced that he had a
secret. After several days of reticence,
during which he shut himself up in
the sitting-room writing letters, and
passed mysterious words and winks
with Ralph at table, he disclosed a
project which swept away all
Claude's plans and purposes.
On the return trip from Denver
Mr. Wheeler had make a detour down ,
into Yucca county, Colorado, to visit j
an old friend who was in difficulties.
Tom Wested Wits a Maine man. from
Wheeler's own neighborhood. Several
years ago he had lost his wife. Now
his health had broken down, and the
Denver doctors said he must retire
from business and get into a low al
titude. He wanted to go back to
Maine and live among his own peo
ple, but was too much discouraged
and frightened about his condition
even to undertake the sale of Ins
i anch and live stock. Mr. Wheeler
^iad been able to help his friend, and
^it the same time did a good stroke of
business for himself. He owned a
farm in Maine, his share of his fa
thers estate, which for years lie had
rented for little more than the up-1
keep. By making over this property,
nnd assuming certain mortgages, he.
cot Wested's fine, well watered ranch j
in exchange. He paid him a good I
price for his cattle, and promised to j
lake the sick man back to Maine and
see him comfortably settled there.
All this Mr. 'Wheeler explained to
liis family when he called them up
to the living room one hot, breathless
night after supper. Mrs. Wheeler,
who seldom concerned herself with
her husband’s business affairs, asked
absently why they bought more land, i
when they already had so much they*
could not farm half of it. •
".Just like a woman, Evangeline,
just like a woman!" Mr. Wheeler re
plied indulgently. lie was sitting in
i he full glare of the acetyline lamp,
liis neck band open, his collar and tie
on the table beside him. fanning him
self with a. palm-leaf fan. "You
might as well ask me why 1 want to .
tenake more money, when 1 haventj
^fcient ail I’ve got.’’
H Iie intended, he said, to put Ralph
the Colorado ranch and give the
some responsibility.'' Ralph
•■tuTd Jiave the help of Wested's tore
vflinn, an o^d haunt in the cuttle busi
ness, who had agreed td -stay on un
Tler the new management. Mr.
Wheeler assured his wife that hs
wasn't taking advantage of poor j
Wested; the timber on the Maine i
place was really worth a good deal
of money; but because his father had
always "been so proud of his great
pine woods, he had never, he said, ,
Just felt like turning a suwmill loose j
In them. Now he was trading a j
pleasant old farm that didn't bring j
r*ft. anything for a grama-grass ranch
which ought to turn over a profit ot i
-110,000 or $12,000 in good cattle years. I
and wouldn't lose much In bad ones. {
lie expected to spend about half his
time out there with Ralph. "When
I'm away," he remarked genially,
"you and Mahailey won’t have so
much to do. You can devote your
selves to embroidery, so to speak.”
"If Ralph is to live in Colorado, and
you arc to be away from home half
of the time, I don't see what Is to
Vteeome of this place.” murmured
-Mrs. Wheeler, still In the dark.
"Not necessary for you to see,
Kvangeline,” her husband replied,
stretching his big frame until the
1 - eking chair creaked under him. "It
will be Claude's business to look after
that.”
“Claude?” Mrs. Wheeler brushed a ;
lock of hair back from her damp fore-!
head in vague alarm. |
“Of course.” He looked with.
twinkling eyes at his son's straight. |
silent figure In the corner. "You've)
had aliout enough theology, I pre
sume? No ambition to be a preacher?
This winter I mean to turn the farm
over to you and give you a chance
to straighten things out. You've been
dissatisfied with the way the place ts
run for some time, haven't you? Go
ahead end put new blood into it. New'1
ideas, if you want to; I’ve no ohjec- i
tion. They're expensive, but let it |
go. You can fire Pan If you want,'
and get what help you need."
Claude felt as if a trap had l>een
sprung on him. He shaded his eyes
with his hand. "I don't think I'm
competent to run the place right,”.
lie said unsteadily.
“Well, you don t tninK I am euner.
-a^ijaiide, so we re up against it. It's
always been my notion that the land [
was made fur man. Just as It 's uid j
Dawson's Unit man was created to,
work the land. t don’t mind your
siding with the Dawsons in this dif
ference of opinion, if you can get
their results."
Mrs. Wheeler rose and slipped
quickly front the room, feeling her
way down the dark staircase to the
kitchen. It was dusky and quiet
there. Mahalley sat In a corner,
hemming dish towels by the light of
a smoky old brass lamp which was
her own cherished luminary. Mrs.
Wheeler walked up and down the
long room in soft, silent agitation,
both hands pressed tightly to her
breast, where there was a physical
a -he of sympathy for Claude.
She remembered kind Tom Wcsied.
He had stayed over night with them
several times, and had come to them
for consolation ufter his wife died. It
--reined to her ttiat his decline in
health and loss of courage. Mr.
Wheeler's fortuitous trip to Denver.
he old pine-wood farm in Maine,
were all things that fitted together
rid made a net to envelop her un
fortunate son. She knew that he
had been waiting impatiently for the
autumn, and that fer the first time
he looked forward eagerly to going
l,ink to school. He was homesick
for his friends, tho ISrUcha. and
mind was ail the time upon the his
lory course he meant to take.
Yet all this would weigh nothing In
the family councils—probably h«f
would not even speak of it—and he
had not one substantial objection to
offer to his father's wishes. His dis
appointment would be bitter. "Why.
it will almost break his heart.” she
murmured aloud. Mahalley was a
little deaf nnd heard nothing. She
-at holding her work up to the light,
driving her needle with a Mg brass
thimble, nodding with sleepiness be
tween stitches. Though Mrs. Wheeler
was scarcely conscious of It. the old
im*ssoman's piesenee was a comfort <o
her, bb she walked up and down with
her drifting, uncertain atep,
She had left the sitting room be
iose she was afraid Clauds might
.et angry arid ssy something hind
io hi* father, and because she
couldn't bear to see him hectored
■ laude had always found life hard
to live; he suffered so much ovsr lit
tie things—and she suffered with him.
For herself, she never felt disappoint
ments. Her husband's careless de
cisions did not disconcert her. If he
declared that lie would not plant n
garden at all this year she made no
protest. It was Muhalley who grum
bled. If he felt like eating roast beef
and went out and killed a steer, she
did the best she could to take caro
of the meat, ami if some.of it spoiled
sho tried not to worry. When she
was not losN^ji religious meditation,
sho was likely to be thinking about
some one of the old books she read
over and over. Her personal life was
so far removed from the scene of her
daily activities that rash and violent
men could not break in upon it. But
where Claude was concerned, she
lived on another plane—dropped into
the lower air, tainted with human
breath and pulsating with poor, blind,
passionate human feelings.
It had always been so. And now.
as she grew older, and her flesh had
almost ceased to he concerned w ith
pain or pleasure, like the wasted wax
images in old churches, it still vi
brated with his feelings and became
quick again for him. His chagrins
shriveled her. When he was hurt
and suffered silently, something
ached in her. On the other hand,
when ho was happy, a wave of phys
ical contentment went through her.
If she wakened in the night and hap
pened to think that ho had been
happy lately, she would lie softly and
gratefully in her warm place.
"Kesl. rest perturbed spirit," she
sometimes whispered to him in her
mind, when she wakened thus and
thought of him. There was a singu
lar light in his eyes when he smiled
at her on one of hi sgood days, as If
to tell her that all was well in his
Inner kingdom. She hail seen thut
asme look again and again, and she
could alw'ays remember it in the
dark—a quick blue flash, tender and
a little wild, as if he had seen a vision
or glimpsed bright uncertainties.
(Continued in The Morning Bee.)
Test of Strength
Planned for U. S.
Navy Battle Fleet
•»
Fast Destroyer Forces to At*
tack Super-Dreadnaughts—
Outcome May Determine
Future Policy.
By V'niverval Berrios.
IT. si. S. Henderson. Balboa. Pan
ama. March IS.—America'* mighty
battle fleet, riding at anchor in Pan
ama fury, today prepared for an ac
tion Monday that 1* to adtve one of
the mo*t vital problems confronting
the navy.
It is to determine whether the de
stroyer force-, acting alone, ran best
the superdread nnught* deprived of
the aid of the little scout ships. It is
the first time In history* such an en
gagement has been arranged and will
be watehed by naval experts the world
over.
If the plan works out as younger
officers declare that it will, the navy ,
wilflie compelled to launch at once a
comprehensive building program of
the swifter and lighter auxiliary
craft In which Great Britain and !
Japan now have a tremendous ad
vantage.
During the r.tght the destroyer |
forces made up of 68 of tho most
modern in commission, will speed far
out to sea. Early in the morning the
battleships will make for the open
water somewhere off Panama hny.
At a given signal sent out from the
Henderson by radio the attack will
begin. Scout destroyers will be sent
in quest of the slow moving battle
fleet. As soon as the first masthead
is picked up the waaps will mass for
the maneuver in which they are ex
pert.
Behind a swift-moving, densely
black, impenetrable wall of smoke,
moving with the speed of a typhoon
cloud, they will descend upon their
enemy. When within rsnge they will
hover on the outskirts of the smoke
screen long enough to launch tor
pedoes and then seek shelter.
In tho conning towers of the battle
ships naval officers will act as uni
plres and record tho "hits" and tacti
cal progress of the mimic warfare.
Members of congress, who are Sec
rotary of the Navy Denby's guests,
will also be In the towers because
they are expcctexl to mako the neces
sary appropriations for the now craft
should the destroyer forces win.
Court to RoMinic Herrin
Mine Riot Trial Today
Marlon, 111., March 1*.—(**>—Accord
ing to latest roports. the Herrin riot
trial will resume Monday morning,
March 19, after a delay of 10 cl r. s
due to the serious Illness of the w.fo
and daughter of Nathan Barnes, one
of the jurors In the riot trial.
Defendants on trial are Philip K.
Fontanettl, Otis Clark, Bert CSrnee,
Hugh Willis, Oscar Howard nnrVJlm
Brown, who are being tried on a con
spiracy for the murder of Antonio
Mulcavich, who was killed during the
Herrin massacre Juno 22, 1922.
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Funeral Notices . 6
DINAN lames, ago 1 i." Sunday morn
tng. following a short illness, nt the
family residence. Deceased was a veteran
Union Pacific engineer. He D survived by
his wife, Sarah, and four ulsters, Mrs.
Michael Hopkln*. Mrs Daniel u Connor,
Mrs. B. Sims and one sister in Ireland,
and one brother. Daniel, of Omaha. De
ceased was a member of Knights of Col
umbus. Omaha Council, No. C52.
Funeral notice later. Friends are request
ed riot to send flowers. Direction of
Heafey A Heafey.
ELLIS—Agnes. ago 66, widow of Goorge
Fills, died Friday p. m. at family resi
dence. Hhe is survived by three daugh
ters, Mrs. David A. Wilson of Omaha
Mrs. -T (\ White of Davenport, la., and
Mrs. Phil King of Salt Lake City; three
■om, Henry. Carl and George.
Funeral services Monday March 19, 8.30
from family .residence. 2873 Saratoga, to
Holy Angola church. 9 a. in. Interment at
Holy Sepulchre cemetery. Direction of
Heaf*y A Heafey.
HEOAHTY—FrancN I... aged 21 years;
third son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hegarty.
He la survived, beside his parents, by two
brothers, Daniel .7 of Omaha, and Mich
ael of Valley; two sister*. Mrs. Joseph
Gillham of Omaha, and Mrs. Frank Bow
er* of Lincoln.
Funeral Wednesday morning from resi
dence. 4222 Patrick avenue, at 9:30, to
Holy Name church, 10 o’clock. Interment
Ht. Mary cemetery. Gentleman'* Mortuary
In charge.
ANDERSON—Georg* R . entered Into rest
at his home. 4416 N. 2Int St., Thursday,
March 16. a*, the age of 62 year*. He is
survived by hia widow and one daugh
ter. Mrs. George Lohn of Kansas City. Mo.
Funeral service* Monday. March 19. at
2 p. m , at Masonic temple under the
auspice# of Nebraska Lodge No. 1, A. F.
and A. M. Interment Forest Lawn ceme
tery. Friends welcome.
M’CORMICK—Bessie, beloved wife of Kos
coc, died Friday p. m. n' family resi
dence, 2616 South 12th St. She i* survived
by two brother*, Fred of Florida and Al
fred of Omah.i. aiso by her father, Al
fred Oliver of Omaha.
Funeral services Tuesday, 2 20 p. nr. from
Heafey A Heafey chapel to Proapect
Hill cemetery. The deceased w»i a mam- !
I _ i
RF5UM—Martin aged 6* yeera; at a to a1
hospital. He is survived by hi* wife. Car- j
rie L; two son*. Clarence E. and Arthur
F. of Chicago; his mother. Mrs Frederick
Reum, and two slaters of Bowie Mil., and ,
two brothers in Germany.
Funeral service* will be held at Hoffmann
Funeral Home. 2 p. m., Tuesday. March
20.
’! ' : \ fir* Winifred t *,*. 3 * j years,
survived bv one **>n. Thomas B.; thre<* ■
daughters, Mr*. T J. Hansen, Miss Martha
and Miss Mildred.
Funeral from residence of Mr*. Hansen,
210 North 55th. Tuesday, at 2 p. m. In
terment at West Lawn • emetery. Gen tit- i
man’s Mortuary in charge
OFFICERS and members of W ♦hlngtoii
lodge. No. 27, Degree of Honor, ait#1! i the
funeral of Bister Bessie McCormick. Tues
day. March 20, at 2 p. nv. from lUafey
A. Heafey chapel Signed Mr*. Mary Sut
ton. president; Mrs. Bridget Donnelly, sec
retary
O M A LLEY—Peter. dTed’Ma-Vh" i f.
Funaral lenrlcM Monday, n o * m fm
family r**iden<». 264* California 6t . to
St, Johns church, 9 a. m Interment, re
reiving vault at Holy Sepulcher ceretery.
Friend* requested not to send, flower*.
Direction of Heafey A Heafey
VICK—Henry, ago «5 year*, died March
12 at Aberdeen, 3 D.
Funer*l service* Tuesday. J p. m . from '
Rurket chapel. 1405 Pa mam Interment
at Forest Lawn cemetery
HOHN—Anthony. age 44 ymttrw, re* -
den< e, 521 t So. 30th St. Survived by or*
brother, G* -rgt. of Omaha. Remain* at !
Heafoy A Heafey r ha pel.
Funeral nrrn-w late-.
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MASONIC PATENT LOST—RETURN^TO
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experienced operator* and learners to do
plain stitching work i n t> > «*r n arMroi In
our enlarged Mina Taylor drees anl apron
department.
This i* your opportunity to earn food
wage* and * ure steady employment with
tho beet of working < onditions
M E SMITH A CU
PAYT.ICHT FACTORIES
»TM AND DOUGLAS._
WANTED Kiri to soil' »« huelrus* Must
have a pleasing personality. R«*t* are,
previous eip*‘ilefo sod i*xp« '( d
Address WHO. The nrmhs H»c
EIGHT to 1- weevs prepares you for *
fine off, e position Call AT. 77.4 or
wfi*« A tii'-rl * n ‘V *-K •, 1*1? i.-ni'u
(77 R iv I. . • i I *d while girl f-»r er ’I
work *nd help with the rare of chil
dren HA. 0061
WASTED C.ir'pe -nt whit* girl for k* n
fti-sl housework Mf H. 1" Lower, 1-"I *
• ’hi-sgo Call A' * •***M
IIHp Wanted—Mai* . 45
Pl.ATEN pressman wanted One who
knows Miller f**d*r* Inquire Jar- oh
North At Co. I inooln, N*b
WANTED—operator-printer \A ri*e. elat
ing wag a you want m n«l * hen t an r une.
News, Creighton. Neb
TFMM? AND TTU ' KA TO BAI T.
COAT..
pkoplf.c coal co.
I ITU AND CHTCAOO AT* AM*
50TH AND HO YD 5TA.
WANTFP FI rat < !«•• retail fur
tilt ura milMtnin Mint Vtr»* 'v t h- t
. > Itiiri I I 11
I : 5fo to |1 ft* • i«*t ' - »r •‘nul
Hour » Furmahln* c u, •' Paul,
Minn
old Mrs*.
U> bav* llaht Mrn.loymant for
rral old »«•■«. Th* hnura in about
■l% i**r da v and tha pav food
Mr. Tanbaoaon at Omaha
offba, loornlnf", b*twaf*n II and
I _ o aim U
Agont*, Hilp*irtfi» . Al
mALKIMAN- t<» icv.rnn.nl natai'tlntt'd
inaftufaotutlnv onntpany It* •»n?- of N>*
hrtmlut. Applicant mmt hn aver 10 vaara
old and abla to »lva food a* - *>f hi#
•atna raoord Thin ponilion will pay ■#!*
nr) and hantia. with • %f»npae* nd\«n«r.1
Mart lad nmn vrafarmd hv mail
uuiy. 1 A. 1 vilti, l utucnalla U l«l,
a
EMPLOYMENT
Agents, Salesmen . 47
SALESMAN—Stapl* line. eelllng direct
from factory to consumer; every property
owner a prosper!. Must be over 30 Sears
of age. Saiury 1160 per month, bonus
and expenses. For Interview call A- Tuck
er. Hoorn 242. ITontenelle_ hoteL_
WANTED-’- TEAMS AND TfttVKS TO
nail. IIIAL COME TO 1CTII AND
FIERCE STREETS. CENTRAL COAL *
COKE COMPANY. JA. 3012._
SALESMEN wanted—-By April I* two
xalesincn to sell our pharmaceuticals uaed
by rtrugglMn atul doctors. The S. E. Mas
senglll Co. Western Branch, Kansas
City, Mo. __
EXPERIENCED palm salesman for Oma
ha territory, give past experience, address
arid telephone number In anwerfi; drawing
account. Address S'dll. The Omaha Bee.
Nil nut imis Wanted—M»le .49
AS 8ALMSMAN on the road. Have been
in retail busineas; good reference; salary
preferred Age 31. married. Address
Y-22.615, Omaha Bee, _
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER OR OFFICE
CLERK, age 21. operate typewriter, four
>ears‘ expcrienc Reference furnished;
1100. Address W-1SS, Omaha Bee.
j FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities ...50
POOL HALL fur sale In llva oil town;
r, table, new B. B. <’■ Three-chair bar
ber outfit in connection. Bidg. 2Jxll0.
Good bar fixtures. Will eell cheep. Rea
son for selling going in the oil game.
hi. J. Niccum, Marm*rth. N. D._
FINK gro> ery and meet market in Coun
cil Bluffs for sale Will « onelder good
first mortgage or contract. Reason for sale
go ng in»u other business. Address W-132,
tin.aha Bee.
i . EHY t gale Clean *to<
i ... fixture •• »>nly one tn county sea’.
\V< stern Nebraska. Good location. $*>
Address Y-32S&, Th“ Omaha Bee.
HASTINGS needs a good chiropodist.
Non-, hen Plenty nf business You can
secure a splendid office room by writing
William Madgcff, Bastings, .Neb. __ _
| FOR SALK— Vulcanising equipment and
stock; do.rig good business. Write $03
i 10th St., Boone, la.
* ROOM brick, d i king distance, all ©r
part furniture. '■ itloi 42<t.
t 8A1
Owner moat f*ell t•» look after other Inter- 1
ests ral, AT 6118._;
NAMOGRAPll v. or th $ 100 for engraving
f iun* tin pen in gold leaf Complete, ISO.
4*3 Brandeis Theater Bldg.
Good buy . rooming house, dj- ;
rert from owner. All modern. Rent IV
lnea AT ll>1
OAR AG K—Stores 29 care; can bo used;
for laundry, machine shop; steam beat.
492* * 2fith MA, 41«b_ ;
MoVIk—MuM *« actii thin week; reeeon
-! ness; fully **quipped IflP Stoa# Ave, !
Omaha. Call Kb. *422. 1
liOan* on Real Estate . 52
A ■■n « %" MONEY.
Ix>ana on Om»h» Improvtd property ot
lowest rates.
FRANK H. BINDER.
I!J City Net _JA 1HI
5-YEAR CITY l/IAN?
Quirk eervire, loweet rutee. optional pay
ment*. eemi-annua! interea*
.1 R DAY A CO.,
S*S Kaellna Bldg Omaha._AT 4ttl.
WE have cash on hand to loan on Omaha
residences.
E. H LOUOEE. ?NC.
6 3 9 Keellne B]dg _ _
STRAIGHT 4-year loans. 8 4 P*r cent
AMOH GRANT CO.
201 B l*th Arthur Bldg. AT. Ilf
LOW rate on rltf property; quickly
cloaed. No monthly payments. JA. J5H
W T ORaHaU. _
OMAHA HOMER—-EAST NEB FARMS
O'KOTSFE BEAL ESTATE CO
1918 Om Nat Bk B dg JA ITII.
f 10(j TO 110 °00 loans made promptly
r D WE AD and D If BOWMAN
!g AT
FIRNT mortgage loans made promptly on
iTi»h» real ratal* shrr^n A Co. Real
« 12 K e< n e Bl d*
CASH paid for 2d nwrtgcjre* on Omaha
t ropertv F. < Horarek * Co., €49 let
NaCS Dank F’dg AT fit_ |
MONEY ' • fi-tni ird Omsha
real estate MYERS & RAINBOLT CO- |
■■Aha Nat Bank Pi dg . J A. 97 44.
1-ARM LOAN* ~
Large or small. West N*b farms n-.ehw
Kloke Invest rr.* 'it Co. 44^ «>m Nat- F* |
4.4 AND « PFR «I.NT —NO DKI.AY.
n\r • ■ ■ < ■ 1 H !f
. »; t Ora N a
Moofj to l/ttn .M
5!F w A NT M • »NE Y
t % r 1'A\ IfTt<H RATES.
W» it any art nunt up to 1400 at *h«
1-iwest rat's ‘ an be repaid In easy |
monthly ptyncsli touuli your NjiHlm (
W / are 1 • - r *e I and bonded and ha % e
ber.j in t 0\- r .i t : • are therefore
% om ar e sire of a quick, confld ntlal and
square dral. •
OMAHA LOAN COMPANY.
'.M Kerbs- h BSk. T*. phone ra ::fa
>4ossthe »t t’.-rner l£th and Douglas 8t*
COX Co |< ina S UQg on wages, i *r*
and furniture, confidential. 24 yra eetab i
412 World-Herall Bldg JA lift
] LIVE STOCK
png*, fats, fCirri*. PH*.55
PPPI*—French pond!* pupplM. Council
Bluff A. Phone Red t7'-*
rri’l'ini Kft t rt * mu *. rrie . *, mo* old
Intelligent pet. M.v 0171.
KlTlKNS—Whit* Argora, 17C« South |
Fifteenth it, AT £T3f, _
«
Iflorsm, Cattle, V«htHen . 55
HAHN 17bH. th» but that <n b* ifltdf, at
f: rat r< t» Wo make them •bCIflVM
and *•!! the dire • t<> the farmer*. H*r
n. .a from U3 to mo Alfred Cor«l*h.
1110 firtltta it., '-ttiaha. Neb.
WORK HORSKS KOH SALE.
FIM'IKK U’MIU.H A COAT, CO.
tint *nd ChirlN WA
I ARM til VU5 and !• x • at «hnitMil
prl< e« \ r • 1'
Poultry and btipiillea .. .57
■
v, *htj r ■ 1 everywhere g i*rante**d
.i — • • ret-, -.'.i from Colwell's Hatchery,!
i Cent*f, Kan _
HI V your ohR Kan* from * poultry Judge. i
! Riratr t n*a|og fre*. Hroil*> • hatch*
ery, K*war»1, Neb. !
in i r I,eg rttg \ onaa and fi T
Rod* *cg* for »»*ttlng and atoch. Rich
ard* lno* pat lfl< . fall AT 77*0
FOR MAI,F -White I *gh *rn hatrhlng
(I Will al*o have Iota f baby chick*
• 4 ♦
lit KT Orphlngton egg/*. $6 per 1 no John
\a rt, r n s ; * t h st MA 1*1?
II A TCH I Nai li'Klfl R C. RHODE ISLAND
HI B t A 1.1, JA J*34
I • *\ I.T.Y Fug '‘om *h gam* t oeker*le
• • vi I i • i * fe».lu< hat < i|x 4 "7 S ?Hh St
ni l r IIMI‘IN-<IT' N 1IKN8 AND COOK
MU'* l \l,l. t\ A. 8JI«
MERCHANDISE
1-1
( ImIIiIiic and Fun, . fiO
I CM. l'IU:M8 ,iiii, and TwiadM for r#nl
,1A .11, a If, N lllh ,lrnl. J ,‘aldma n
FiipI and Ki-rd . fit
KINI>m’nii " l.na.1, M lti llr,d,ord Kan"
d) ‘ ’ A i. « 1
llniisrltnld OtaHb .55
FT FFTIIIF WA*HFnS
t*rn m w pi w rn'ahi.ch top
hi'v n ww ai Toma r t * * rj » aTTRIc ,
W \ in Its mu Mbs MON'KV THAN
TOF PAV Ft ‘It t»I.D ONFf* l.VVFSTI
OAvn 'HR PI.AN
E1.K« TRIf A PPM A NVF O » .
' ST_
i fh s*ff rii i a i aTitTon
7 hi* Afternoon and Toinorro»* Night.
HOW D8 Al t TION IIOI MW.
EXPERT ••wing marhln* repairing
MICE ELS,
mil «n4 »,rii„. 4T <111 |
MERCHANDISE
Household Goods .63
LOWEST '•WANT" AD BATES ’
lesser coat.
Id Omaha. Telephone your ••Want" Art
to AT. 1000 and secure belter results at
KLECTR I < WASH LR—A Thor, for cash.
Leaving the city. 204 So. 26th A ve. An
trim apt a j£A._M13
Jewelry and Watches . 64
~ diamonds
We pay the beat prices with privilege to
buv i»ack et email profit. GROSS JEW
ELRY CO., Omaha, Neb., 403 N. lflb 6L
Telephone Ja. f>4t.
.Machinery and Tools . 65
COM BINATION saw and rtado. 3-horse
Weatlnghouee electric motor, mounted on
fram<-. WE ' 6413._ _
Miscellaneous .. 66
FoR SALK— i oak. glass floor caaea, X
«»v a h_1 _ m*} uare- HA. 187 f.
Kadlo and Supplies . 66
HA DIO rit, rebuilt »n(l repaired; ehar*«
reaeonable. 812 8 ’4th. AT 2424.
Musical Instruments ............ 67
- A HaUGAI
gtelnway Parlor Grand piano, little uaert.
perfect condition, half price. Mra. John
A. McShane. Hlackstone hoteh_
TRADE your used piano on a new player
piano. Balanr-e m low as 110 per month.
A. HOSPE CO . 1613 Douglas.
11,000 HAPY GRAND p'.ano, f700 cash, or
pay men <' alj H A. 4501.
Store and Office Equipment . 7#
FOR HALE—Royal meat chopper; electric
Krlnd with pedestal; in good *h*p» Price
140 here IV O. Bor 127. Chappell. NVb.
WB BUT, a- i aafe i \ * !-«ka. an*.*
cases. etc. Omaha Flitur# A Supply Co..
n tv i rrner lltb ard Douglaa JA 1724
Swap Column . 72
NOTICE TO HWAPl’ERK
Ti u n ay insert a three-line ' Want" Ad
for three day* under thl# c aaalflcation. A
• *ot number w|li be affixed and you call
for your replies.
If you cloae a deal you pay for your
advertising In the regular way. If rot,
we will cancel change. In other worda—
NO SWAP—NO PAY!
Thia offer la good only In Omaha and
• T^lud-a all buaineae ads. Business
"Want** Ada in this roiuran wl!l be
chargol our regular rates.
NO FWAP-NO PA Y 1
RA8EBURNER. ga.* beater, hall tree, bed,
sgt.r.g. and mattress. electric fan and Iron
tor duofold or wbat ba a you. 8-232.
Omaha Bee.
SWAP <50 acre* at Honey Credit. Ia. 12
ar re'a cleared, balanc* in hardwood timber.
Timber worth almoat price aektd Ad
dreaa 8 .41. Qfltflf Bee
HAVE 129-acre Improved farm In Iowa.
Will trad* for Omaha property exults*
'<r.t to Hi.000. Addreet 8-tll, Omftha
Bee ____
SK\ KN paasengvr car. in perfect
mechanical condition. Trade aa part pay
ment on reeldence or lighter car 8-2i7,
Omaha Be*
H O 8HARE In Hlgglna Packing Co of
Omaha to swap for '.»td car or something
f t*iual value Addreaa 6-Slt, Omaha
B*e_
11 A<.*KK8 of efthii fruit land in south
ern CaiifyrBla, to swap aa first payment
i ■ naha property. Addreaa S-Jil,
< -maha Bee.
WILL take car par* payment on fine
5-room bungalow, desirable location A!l
paved. A real heme. g-755, The Omaha
Bee._
11 room prick rooming bourn rented. In
■ me. I27C Ren*. I lord sedan fi»at
jaymen* Addreaa 8-224. Omaha Bee.
HULL! 1 9 -* ra s -
*a- Also modern hum- Heap for Oma
ha propertv. 8-tJt, The Omaha Be*
WARI'RmBE trunk, practically new. for
s'.ide trombone, in go<,d condition. Ad
dr*** 8-tJ1 The Omaha B»».
SWAP small stock of jewelry, invoice
• •09. Snap for i»t. or what ba^e you?
Address 8 $69 Omaha Be* ^
51** At RK s’ a ranch. • m:ies from
founty id’ Will swap for amall farm.
Address k ill. Omaha Be*
WILL swap new Kurd car. t**mg SrT v.ur
old car ms part payment, baiarre on very
• a-> terms Address 8-256, Omaha Be*
GOOD modern store bu dr.g in omall
town for late model p*dau car. Addreaa
8-117. The Omaha Be*
LADY. diamond ring, beautiful setting, for
i t or K • 1 Price $i. Addrev* 5-215,
( aha Bee _
• :.'" EQt’ITT In two corner ter m< r* -
9tig* not* or car. cash different# 8*75,
Omaha Baa
Ing gee rarfl i 4
What have you? Addreaa. 8-tit. Omaha
Be* _ _
lt51 EX) R P t- n truck, eel id t res tor fur
nltur*. or what have you'* 8-t2?, Omaha
Pee.___
ELBL'TRK' washer and e’ectrte vibrator
la f ne *hape. to swap for what have
you' Addrese Ft**. Th* Omaha lie*
WILL trad* ne npleta * • ■ • •
•rtfc outfit T r shotgun or rtf ** Addreaa
*4 .9], «>maha Bee.
I bouse v n t 1 si a a 1 rr
"»sp for in bungs pw *» f reylace.
In Dundee Addreaa ?■?*? t’maha Hew
■
trad* What ha>e you? Address 8-117,
Omaha Hr*
I.KAVNU PITY— Will trade my «’handlcr
Oluh roadster for a diamond Address
g-jfts Omaha Be*
HARVARD ui right piano Will tear f->r
automobile Kurd preferred. Addreaa 8-f52
• *tnaha Be*
NEW kitchen sink, good cook »i«r*. elec.
*r*c washing machine, for what have you.
s tit, Omaha Bee
W 4 N'T resident lot )la\* i-passenger
11?0 Oakland ca- Will *ak* or pay dif
ference Address 8-*oj. Omaha B**.
ELI ' ' I' g machine, ca bluet ^
tro'.a and K i *• n disc machine. Address
8-252. Omaha Bee _
SWAP v\ at ericas • ap recipe; w||| mak*
five gallnr.a for iiU Whet have you?
Addrese 8-2*5. Omaha Bee
A $•'.*> .1 ■ wi'l watch for 14*4 eartl tiro*.
r»rv • ghtly ue*d or new. »*andard make
Addre*« N-«*2. Omaha lire.
k ■■ taad • in ©n $1,100 * uto
In S r home, "ant cash $100. 8-933,
Omaha »'• «
NK" Ion* rang-* tuba »*e. aleo * roil#
crystal *»•« for good light car. real* or
ala# 8-tit. Omaha lire.
‘‘Hli'KKNS t ;g**on« ehi trtr eab.net, *u‘t
atiia for radio Ardo hasting plant. Ad
dress 8-35 4. Omaha He*
m irk four roadat*-. trade for carpenter
work or houta painting- Call Mr. !.«*».
Harney Slfa.
! A RGB roll top deck and swivel hair
»wap for *hat have you? Addreaa 8-214.
Th* Omaha He#
Nr 1 Apperaou chummy 1 cylinder for
■al* or trade for lighter car. Addreaa
8-112, Omaha R*s
HOI ItRHULh goads t,-» swap far radio
amrllflet (Diamond, or what lire you*
Addreaa 8-241. Omaha Re*
FINK xuloanlting outfit, good condition,
swap What hit a you? Addreaa 8 2M.
The Omaha M**
FARM I.IOltf plant* ewap for livestock,1
Omaha lota or amalt closed car. R-93S,
»)mah» B< •
S RoOM, oak fin bungalow for improved
acreage, north or veil. 8-9S0, Omaha
Hrr
Wild, earhange rot'af* at * artrr l -ak*
for automobile worth four hundred dollar*
4 I. Omaha »1« •
OKTROIT electric coupe Want to trade
■ _ _ _
31*4 rln valve. wlt*«l puller, for Hub k.
and mirror for lfi4 tire 8 Ms. Omaha He* i
Harley l>avtc aid# nr for md*e Free,
new. O i h . kwglas
15 8MA1.I. ahovala for contractor 8w*p
for an* thing Address 8 SM, Omaha R* 1
FOR I' tour *ng bod'1 8«ap f^*r i • o* or,
viatre’a Addreaa k ?54 Omaha !»*•
HARO » .’a. burner )w*|t for a r « n*l
jurfier Address s Ml Om*h* R •*
1 Wo a mi! lots n l.ln olr Nab. f i Ford
isr 8 9*1. Omaha Ilea
K ANkAk oil" land f r • *r, or ** hat Va\#
you? 8-111 *)maha Hat J
"11.1. 9mp hey • hi yds far girl a Ad
dree* 8 210. Omaha Rea
Ft NIC la* rut of halo clothe* fer what
bh* a jou? Addreaa y I. P# whuAfc* Bah*
i merchandise
Wanted to Buy . 73
WANTED "to Buy—5 or 8-room home from
owner. Prefer house under 10,000; regfr.on
able terms: possession before April 1.
Bow 3. Gretna, Neb.__
DEUK13. DB8K8. DESKS.
New decks, used doakn bought, sold and
traded J C Reed. 1 ?«7 Parnarr AT 814*
MAGAZINES—And waste paper. We pay
highoet price*. Friedman Bros . 10th
and Davenport S»a. Phone AT. 2823.
_RENTAL_
Apts., Flats, Furnished .74
FARNAM St. 208$, choice front up*, i-eam
heat, bgth, everything furnished. Keae.
HUNT EH XNnT"AT. 8980—2 4 th a n d ~Do<lg*e
S»e. Home lor traveling man arid w4fe
2-room, stri'-tly modern apt . nicely furn.,
walking distance, reasonable. AT 9491.
ORIENTAL Axrataater rug ,r» swap foi
oak library table S-917, Omaha Tie*
BIN NET ST~ 1603— Large 4 room apt.,
modern. Piano. $12. WE 2.*.?.
'
for two or Our adults: garage_
Apt*., Flat*. Cnfttrniahei..15
APARTMENTS.
No. 4 Sn'Htwood, corner of Dewey
Av#. and Bwee? wood Ave, be
tween 26th Ave. and 26th Pt Liv
ing room, bedroom and kitchen.
169-159.
No. 11 Klngaborough. 2531 Dodge
fit. Living room dining room,
kitchen, dreaaing room with wall
bed. 149-15'
No. 7 Ivy. 2547 N. ICth Bt Four
good roomy r< oma and porch. $$0
No. 11 Troy, 20GI Harney fit. A
four-room aiartment, well locat
ed and well arranged. $62.89
• 57.$ft.
No. 19 F'o Lea. 24th and Capitol
Ave. Four large room*, in a very
convenient cloee-ln location. $65
• 57.SO.
No. 2 Potter. 2161 Fernam fit A
home-llke 5-room apartment, we,,
located Ilf'
PETEP-fi TRUST COMPANY.
' Where Omaha Renta
AT 9 5 4 4 1 Tth ai;d Fsrr.am fc'•
TURNER COURT.
In on# of Omaha a m deslra* « r«s
dentsa! district#. Opposite park and
boulevard: three rooms with fire-room
accommodations One apartment ava able
at ones. Janitor, HA *>?6.
O. M. HAUSER, MfT
3102 Podge St HA. 714
BEAUTIFUL a-Zoom apartment, Hudson.
207 South 24th Are Very choice Wftikii g
distance. Call Janitor, HA. 1739 or JA
OTIC.
MYERS A RAIVBOLT CO.
42 4 Omaha National._
fi It ‘4 fTel)—Modern second floor
atartmc' , four large rooms with a! se
and b- hardwwd floors, walking dla
tone#, »: 1 r service; |*
HAVEN VO V. iF StT 4 «T' -1 rooms, rr i
ern. in 2 family apt I.arg* airy rcr e.
ground floor, g' od-s;te1 yard. Cali 1VA.
1342
APARTMENT8 AND FLATS—921 to $100.
W J. PALM HR CO.
REAL ESTATE Management
AT. Mil._ICeellne Bldg
TWENTY FIFTH ST . >11 8— F ren
tine,'* apartment* r>t two, three ar. i four
rooms; rave been r.ewly decorated Ap*
ply to office. 132 S 24th JA. 14 22_
»
and bath; dreaaing room, lit Neely
! 4 <
APARTMENTS FOR RENT
W. FARNAM SMITH ± CO.
! $2* Firmr; St_JA. OIM.
PETERS TRUST COMPANY.
-WHERE OMAHA RENTS'*
AT 0144 _I *Jh and Karnam Sts
FOR ONB OF
DRAKES 1« 01 APARTMENTi
___ Call_ Jar k»on JIOS
>fl 8 11ST ST—I rcomi, *p»rtly modem,
garage HO.
TENTH ST, llil 8—Firs room* eojth
outside apt Absolutely modern. At *SI2.
' - r
private bath Inquire JI?7 6. S:.
FOUR-ROOM apartment, steam heat, low
rent. O P S* bhir* 1*10 ^CT-lcago^Sf
Farms for Rent . 7fi
FARMS—4* acre* Id * r**« ax 4 21* acrta
Near Omaha. Ai' * "1 impro* amenta.
Rrym ZZ. Ffwssrjlaeh_
Garage* and Barn. . 77
■ - • Hi -
House*. Vnfumlshed . 79
SEWAKD ST. 4 " 34—7-rc-m house fur
nace. electric light*, cl •* ;o. Call WA.
!!«»
2229 Deer Para Hlvd.—I rme all mod
ern. nemiy decorated, on nr 1 oe
$4! 1~ CAPITOL AVK^Tt^ m mod era
h^u*^j_rent $20 Cal! HA _
-»>'• Farnam 8*.—7 room* and *'c*p!r.g
V h. very choice. Tel HA 404i
Jl MARCY ST—■* rooma, modern ex
1 «* c*ragr $2
FaRNAM St“ ji"lT brick, aTi outside
room* «'all AT. *17*
CHICAtK1. 3014—4 rooma f. Omaha
L<*an A Bldg A sen.
AT *7>7—Feautlfui furnished 1 - room flat,
reasonable _ ___
Offices and Stores . R0
SECOND and third floor*, ijf 8 JMh sr
for rent Suitable for light manufa Tur
ing, restaurant or room* or in combina
tion. _ __
* 2*f n FKKT f * * ' r • g i». rep* * ! or \ ., -;
attrarme rate 112<*-72-!4 North l*th St
phone WIUHC
SHOP for rent, for ) gl.f
f nor. well lighted 11 vs So 12th S
SPACE * th nr without desk Ja 4$$''
Room and Board. M
DOt 'il.AS, J4,»4~— Lovely r-*c-m with t> 1
mea*v tn a *c*l h >m*. reasonable. Walk
ing dietan re. HA f€U
9 •
privilege* and cooking WA &44?
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Booms, KurrtUhod . US
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for
R'OM HCNTKKS
Should you fat I to find •»«rcd Nlsw th*
room 'ou w?«nt. call at tho Wmi" Ad
f'tint* of Th<* un ah* Rno f r v rcnni
dtr#< tor> Th*> (>maha Hr* maintain* ■’ 9
anrv'O for >our con van ton Jk-‘A I *t
-••i-d r* li nr*k. And Jf > «,.u ' ant to
inaatt an ad cf >«>ur r*n ph-'r.•- AT
ond rtak for V?aa Smith, our “‘Room for
Rant ’ apa altat.
PINKNKt 9111 .-**** plaaaant
t*• o!u prtvato family. I> p#\ «c# k \\ \
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KAUN’Akl St . RM—1 co*> rrrmi for
cAuplo or I gantlanim. bogrvl *f daa.rrd
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TWENTY SIXTH ' AVi; i t S >\ r
lad too, no ho ja*ka*plnt. arpi> Sunday or
availing*
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fonrr.l Rrfarancr* JA 4 *5
FI’RNISHI 1 »
•raft# tf da* 1 rad . afa naarbv . raaa r.
ah', a gvraga ST 14 S' Star
1 iltOAUt'. • 1T l-ar*« f'ont room, nav
moda n home uaa of grtll or kit ban pat
mitt ad HA 4371
N'lcaly furn*thad even
• tth 0r without pnxtlag** t all Sund-)
or •▼•njnj* at • r m nn v. not
FOR man only, running hot and co
• alar Brown v Raohalor apartruanta, ii'v
N Slat St AT .44*
ATTRACTIN' K rooma, garaga If daatrad,
high clgaa nal* hborhood It A ;?TS
HIVKKTWOOIl AVI'. 411—Raoiu *>ilt«M#
for two. (n modjarn hrVk flat rioa* ir
l'?'1 t'Al'lTOI. AN 7' Car’fa *•*# !. . nt
t.'ofi alfr* im%' tonm hrirk flat
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f * t or goiitlamau ia. «■->*» ' c I \ 44'%
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bu» uaaa firt in s Omaha baat roatd »»ct
hjUM* rot mmm b I) Ip tM N i»th b
Itoom*. I nfnniUltort K.1
3 plaaaanf rooms iu NN r*t latnam h»Ut«. !
tvlaal lot autmntr* NN A. lift,
RENTAL
Room* for lfoiiM-k«-«'|jlnK . HI
"~FREE ROOM D1HEC80RX
for
ROOM HUNTER.1*.
Fhould you fail to find Hated U'ow tie
room you want, call at the Want' Ad
counter of The Omaha Ben for a room
directory. The Omaha Bee maintains
this aervice for your convenience. N'*\c
; list Issued each v. -ok. And, If you war.
to Insert an ad of your own, phone A'l
1000 and a*k for Miaa Smith, our "Room
: for Rent" iptdtlllL
, is£v£NT U.. NTH' ¥rZ IM S^S or T
, room apt* , nice y furnished furnace heet
i everything furnished, also sleeping room*
; rai; AT. 3662.
LOUR nice unfarnlabed rooms for houae
| keeping; heat right and water furnish**;.
Hanscom F*ark district. FI A. 3f,07
EIUHTEEENTH S5 71 U l - 5 Mel n
; Irg room*, modern ground floor. Tv r
1 i lock* to rar V.'tf 604*
! DODGE 8t . 2707—single suite, S rooms
and kitchenette, modern newly decorate''
n.___ _
K A FtNAM HT* 2163—Two housekeeping
rooms everything complete, 17.60. H *
10*9 _ __ __ _
TWENTY -El6HT ST 62* S —Su|te *- '
two room* Glean and coay, for adoli'
onlt.
| MAPLE ST . 2034—3 or -
; housekeeping rooms, partly furnished. V,‘K.
1170__
Wi: 247 9 tTel.) Newly furnished room*
■ private family, fine location.
1 TWO room*, completely furnished for
housekeeping, private home. AT. 7 ;7.
| ST. MARY H. .67i—Taro-room At!. v.*
I furnished, range, sink, ice bo*. CJoae i
WE. 24-4 (Tt > — 4 furnished houaekeop
leg rooms and garag# ir Kountze Pise*
pOJDGH. 2 61_*—*7 week!;. . heated
Where to Stop in Omaha . 87
HOTEL SANFORD— r,h and Pa mam
HOTEL HEN8T1AW—16th and Farnam.
S: «al rn**-s to ne-n.H’ *r.t gues*»
‘Wanted to R**nt .8-‘>
WANTEI» TO Rl “T-~.vn&7! ~prjrate ~ -
flee. Wou d consider f«rr-*hed off •
with reception room y.:d i ** -eaaocab
rent. Call Mr Herron, KE 1714.
REAL ESTATE !
Fanns and Ranches . 9<t
4 r Land Oppcrtunlty”
Write for re- special ‘r.4 ; er.'a to
I'ltArs on our Cho.ce Central Wlicons B
land*
Br-t of c!»v loam to:', good roads. wa• *■ -
schools, geiftibors and markets. Wa have
a real proposition for people of «r*«
means who want to own a good farm
home.
No speculators or agents want'd.
Write today for our Special prices »:
terms to actual settlers
JOHN S OWEN LUMBER COMPANY.
Owen. Clark County. Wisconsin
FOR BALE—aC-a^re farm. ’ ^ milts
of Irvington. N# , on Military road- F
nformatlcn call J. W. Herron, WA. 4I *
F. I
| 70-ACRE farm—For aale. at end o? far*
mart, on Harney; 8-room house, 2 s:or
barn. S%*42. faraee. 'fjj JJ; lets of irr.
provement* Ctll KEL 4*fi>-F2.
ly»ts for Sate .PI
WILL build to you* «rder m our beaut -
fu! lota in Edg'wood: very easy terms.
Phene A‘l>niic 324$_
IIO&—Let 4 xlSi or Win St t*ar 43rd;
i lived street near car line. C A. Gr;r.
| mil JA 1415.
i OKOBOJT I.AKIX I*, lot; aimed •"
eased; fa:rg lake 81.Ml. or will g fca '
ISIC. Phone HA 4511.
Hr a! Estate—Dundte .95
"Targe Dundee*Home
Pr ck veneer, cm rew, hut good crr.d tlon
Two lots, garage JA. PI!?
Real Estate—Horencp . 9u
: NRTHAWAT "h me agent* spec's!:*:
| rorth end property * « bit to caly). KF. 14?*
Real Estate—Miscellaneous . 97
HOMES for workingmen. Four room#
Partly modern full lot, easy terms 11.280
Hsv# oth-rs Stewart Ralston 1P-W
CAMPBELL bu- is burpaiovs Beat
structlcn and pr -• « Plan? a: d ?;ec:f • -
tier.* free 527 Kfelict AT <14*
LET Campbell save you money by ha’ :* .
ht-.n bu d your bungalow Best cor.ftru
tor e!7 He* lire. AT 1141
ALFRED THOMAS A S**a Co KeaV* r'r*
Real Estate—North . H
Csfccrae Realty Cc-.
refers Trust P dc JA 22*!
nlW—Three rooms down. 8 roams u:
all xnodern. doable gu'age Pri - IT.?;-'
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i*-R'"H'M rnmiem h'rr- 242‘* Sr-ward S’
Half t * ’■ k from <**r line. ?’l*
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D K HI VK A <’t • n»t» • - s a *ne*
Ccr/er With Cc!n
4*1 * So 4 _ _V \ • «
R«»l Estate—West . irks
A i R'H 'M m -b\3-«a ow r LeavesVc'r*h
Meiyht*: modem art*. up-ie late 'a . f
birch finish, nicn tot, «i!h hc<3r< . w
con* dor any r* i* n»M* offer. Call A'
iar.fic 5911 or Jack*— MS*.
.
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v* C Al
9! ' *‘rt caah ha';-.r -e •' r.thJy . ■-r . »
eh 5A« H*e TVA* JA 9. /
“WE BUILD 73 PLEASE”
tempu; v. njrKN’ comp.\n>
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Rra! P>latr—txrhanfr . i<*|
WB WILL »uhrr t ye : a re**.v al » . ff
tn ei^hanfe for your .an*!. Inr.- : •
rwdae Tr> ua. we probably hava „w h.
you a # l k »'« f •
HHUT l. COOK A O' .
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Carl H. Rcos Co7
“Horaaty a* •! • ■
MJ-IM bur.V * . o.S HM* AT .»*•
!0 Hrrres Wanted
r >e cr *, r %m«. Cl.aa W Ye tr.a Jk
h n. lS.'J C ty Nat AT 9M<
C. T Spier Sz Co,, Realtors,
. '4 IVtera Trust l' ,tg JA i||*
WILL pay caah f • -«
tract* or trrrr.i m r\g*g,m Ml ?- u
M * » U ’'■ “a rv-ark C Heart C,
fen?KFTT »‘*AL ■'•tat::
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GRUEPIG « V, V v T,";V'
. ' \, 1 IA |9»»t
W. J, PALP1ER CO..
c« 41 K . H Je AT >h
P. J, Tebbens Co, T.T,
Wf» *»• ;■ ' ' ! *v Hmcr V ;*f?
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Quick a.'? •
J 1 HIATT iXY IT 99*e
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