Nebraska Newspapers

    Omaha Produce
Omaha, May 12.
BUTTER.
Creamery—Local jobbing price to retail
ers; extra*, 44c; extra in 60-lb. tubs, 43c;
hiandartis, 43c; firsts, 41c.
Dairy—Buyer* are paying 84o for best j
table butter (wrapped roll); 31c fur com
mon and 28c fur packing stock. For be*t
*weet unsalted butter some buyers are
bidding around 36c.
BUTTERFAT.
For No. 1 cream local buyers are pay
ing 34c at country stations; 40c deliv
ered Omaha: 4c lesa for No. 2 cream.
m fresh milk.
Some buyer* of whole inlik are quoting
$2.20 per cwt. for fresh milk testing 3.5,
delivered on dairy pintrorm Omaha.
EGGS.
Most buyers are paying $6 40 06.60' a
case, for fresh eggs (new cast?* included),
either by freight or express prepaid Oma
ha; state held eggs at market yalu*
Jobbing price to retailers: U S. specials
20c; V. S. extras. 26c; current receipts,
25c; No. 1 small 24c; cracks. 22c.
BEEF CUTS*.
The wholesale prices of beef cuts in ef*
feet today are as follows
Riba. No. 1, 25c; No. 2, 24c; No. 3. 18c.
Loins—No- 1, 33c; No. 2. 31c; No. 3. 20c.
Round*—No. 1, 16V4c; No. 2. l6e; No. 3.
12Vfce. Chucks—No. 1, 12c: No. 2. JlVie;
No. 3. 10c. Plates—No. l, 7Vfcc; No. 2,. 7c;
No. 3, 6c.
POULTRY
Live—Heavy hens, 20c; light hens. 18c;
leghorns, about 7c less; 1923 broilers, l’s
1 b. to 2-lb., 32o per lb; Leghorn broil- ,
ers, about 10c less; capons, over 7 lb* ,
25c; old roosters and stags, lie; ducks,
fat, full feathered, 16c; geese, fat, full
feathered, 12c; turkeys, fat K lbs. and
up. 20c.; no culls, sick of crippled poultry
wanted.
Jobbing prices of dressed poultry to re
tailers. 1923 broilers, 46c; heavy hens.
27c; light hens, 26a; roosters, 17c; storage
•luck ducks, 26c; geese. 23c; turkeys, 36c.
CHE USE
Local Jobber* are selling American
ch« ese. fancy grade, at the follow
ing prices. Twins, 24V&C; single daisies.
25c; double daisies, 24Vac; Young Amori.
4 as. 25Vfcc; longhorns, 25c; square prints,
23V*c; brick, 25 Vic.
FRUITS
Pineapple*—Cuban, fancy, per crate,
$4.2 5 04.75.
Rhubarb—Home grown, per dozen, 60c.
Strawberries—Louisian*, fancy. 24 full
pints, per crate, $4.00; Arkansas, 24 full
quarts, per crate, $5.50.
Banana*—Per lb., 8Vic.
Orange*—California navels, extra fancy,
per box, according to size, $5.2506.75.
choice, according to size, 26050c less; Tan
gerines. California, $3.76 per box.
Lemons—California, uxtra fancy, 300
to 360 sizes, $7.60; choice, 300 to 360
sU*». $7.00; limes, $3.00 per hundred.
Y ranberriea—Fancy Cape Cod late ;
Howes. 50-qt. boxes. $6.00.
Grapefruit—Florida, fancy, all sizes, (
$4.5005.75 per box; choice, according to j
size, 60c to $1.00 less per box.
Box Apples—‘Rome Beauties, according ,
„ to grade $2.2502.50; Newton Pippin*, all
sizes, $2.60; Winesaps, extra fancy Wash.
Ington, $2.7603.26; Arkansas Black. extra (
fancy, $2.5002.75; Spitzenbergers, all .
/ sizes, $3 00.
Fig*—Calnornia, 24 S-o*. carton boxes, j
• 2.75; 60 8-ox. carton boxea, $3.78; New
Smyrna fig*, 6-lb. box, per lb., 35c.
Date*—Hollow!, 70-lb. butt*, 10c *er lb.;
Dromedary, 36 10-ox. cases, $6.75 per
Casa.
Barrel Apple*—Fancy Nebraska wine
sap*. $7.50; fancy Nebraska Ren Davis.
$5.75; choice Nebraska Ben Davi*, $4.75;
choice Nebraska Winesaps, $6.50.
Cherriee—California, 8-lb. box, $4.00,
VEGETABLES.
Potatoes—Nebraska, No. 1 Rueset Ru
ral*, sacked, $1.25 per cwt.; Nebraska
Early Ohio*. No. 1, $1.25 per cwt.; Nebras
ka Early Ohios, No. 2, $1.00 per cwt.;
Minnesota Red River Ohios, No. 1, $1.60
per cwt; Colorado Brown Beauties, No.
1, $1.60 per cwt.; Idaho Rueset Burbanks,
$1.75 per cwt.
New Potatoes—Florida, *acks, >o |b; ;
* Texas Triumph, per lb., 8e.
Sweet Potatoes — 8outh*rn, hamper,!
$2.25.
New Roots—Southern turnips, beet*, car- !
rots, per doz. bunches, $1.00.
Old Roots—Beets, carrots, turnips, pars
nips, rutabagas, per lb., 3 Vic; in sacks,
per lb., 3c.
Radishes — Homegrawn, per dozen
bunches, 60*.
Mushrooms—Per lb., 75 086c.
* Peas—New southern stock, per lb., 20c.
Peppers—Green, market basket, per lb.,
•0c.
Beans—Southern wax or green, per
hamper. $5.00.
Asparagus—Home grown, doz. bunches,
•l 25. \
Lettuce—California, head (4 doz.), per
crate, $5.00; per dozen, $1.25; hot house,
leaf, per dozen, 60c.
Cauliflower—None on market at present.
Parsley—Per doz. bunches. 70c.
Onions.—New Texas whites, $3.00; yel
low, sack lots, per lb., 4c; Imported Span
ish. per crate. $2.50; home grown, green,
■HP p. • dozen bunches, 30c.
fe’ery—Florida, per doz. bunches, *c- 1
cording to size. $1.1001.46.
Tomatoes—Florida, fancy, 6.oksket
crates, about 36 lbs. net, $5.06.
Egg Plant—Selected, per lb., 20c.
<*abbage—New Texas stock, crated, 6c
per lb., 25-50 lbs, 6>»c per lb.; Mississippi
crated, lie per lb.
Cucumber*—Hot hous*, per doz., $2.50.
FLOUR.
First patent, In 98-lb. bags, $6.6$ per
bbl.; fancy clear, in 49-lb. bags, $5.45 per
White or yellow cornmeal. per cwt.,
$1.8 8. Quotations are for round lots, f. o.
s . OmaLa.
FEED.
Omaha mills ana jobbers are selling
their products In carload lots at the fol
lowing prices f. o. h Omaha:
Hran—(For immediate delivery), $21.00;
brown aborts. $30.60; gray shorts. $52.00;
middlings, $33.00; reddog, $35.00; alfal
fa meal, choice, $28.50; No. 1. $26.60;
No. 2, $24.50; linseed meal, $46 60; cotton
seed meal, 43 per cent, $50.20; hominy
feed, whita or yellow, $32.00; butermllk,
* ondensed, 10-bbl. lots, 3.45c per lb.;
flake buttermilk, 500 to 1.500 lbs . 9c per
lb.; egg shells, dried and ground, 100-lb.
bags. $25.00 per ton.
BE ED.
Omaha buyers are paying ths following
1 rices for field seed, thresher run, de
livered Omaha. Quotations are on the
basis of hundredweight measure;
Seed—Alfalfa. $10.00014.00; red clover,
$3.00014.00; alsyke, $8.00014.00; tim
othy, I4.OU05.OO; Sudan grass, $5,000
* 00; white blossom sweet clover, $4,00 0
6.00; millet, high grade German, $2.00©
2 50: common millet, $1.6002.00; amber
sorghum cane, $2.0002.26.
HAT.
Prices at which Omaha dealers are sell
ing In variola, f. o. b. Omaha, follow;
I'pland Prairie—No 1. $1 9.00020.00; No.
2. $16.00018.00; No. 3, $12.00014.00.
Midland Prairie—No. 1. $18 50019 60;
, No 2 $16.00017.00; No 3, $11 00013 00.
Lowland Prairie—No. 1. $11.00016.00;
No 2, $10.00012.00.
Alfalfa—Choice. $24.00026.00; No. 1.
$21 00023.50; standard, $19.00020 IQ; No.
2 $17.60019.00; No. 3, $15.00017.00.
St raw—Oats. $9.0009.60; wheat, $8 09
HIDES. TALLOW. WOOL.
Prices printed below are on the basis
ct buyers’ weights and selections, deliver
ed Omaha:
. Hides—Current hides, No. 1. 10c; No. 2.
'.( green hides. 8c and 7c; bulls, 7c and
tb-’ branded hides, 7c; glue hides. 6c; kip,
■* j-»4o and 11c; calf. 14c and 12Hc; dea
- runs. 80c each; glue calf and kip. 6v;
horse hides. $4 000 3.00; ponies and Rjues.
$] 75 each; colts, 25c each; hog skins.
each; dry hides. No. 1. 14c per lb.*
dry salted, 11c; dry blue, 6r
” Tallow and Grease—No. 1 tallow, C’^v;
K tallow,6v; No. 2 tallow, 5‘/ic; A grea*'-,
* 6V; H grease, 6c; yellow grease, 6>Ac;
brown grease. 5c.
(.’racklings—Pork, $80.00 per ton; beef.
$40 oo per ton.
Wool—Wool pelta. II S0H226 for full
•.•oolf'l «kln.| aprlnf lamb.,. 60n each;
.Kf-arinns, lie mk; cllpa. no »alu«: wool,
3l(j!43e.
»w York Coffee.
New York. May 12.—Th« market for
• .off*'* future* *a* very quiet »uda>, with
? ' . u- tuatlon* narrow and Irregular. me
. - opening was 4 point* lowr to 2 point*
higher and the. market Honed 2 point*
• ** net higher to 7 point* lower. September
• " contract* eased off from *-2*c to * 2U
• and December from He to 7 94c, end U*t
price* were unchanged to 7 point* lower
on the more active poaltloti*. .Sale* were
estimated at about «.00U bag*. t logins
• quotation*: May. 9 S0«. July. 9.18c; Mcp*
lornbr, l.Uc; December, 7.92c; March,
New York (lanrral.
New York. May 12 — Wheat — Spot,
■ ready; No. 2 winter, c 1 f traik. N» w
York, domestic, $1.46*4; No I dark north
ern Mpring, c. 1. t. track, New York, *»
1 < rt. $1.17*4; So 2 hard winter, ft 32;
No 1 Manitoba, $ 1 31 *«. and No. 3 mixed
durum. $12«H.
Corn—Spot, easy; No. 2 yellow anil No.
2 whits, c. I f. New York, all rail, 69%»\
and No 2 mixed, 99 %c.
Oats—Spot, barely steady; No. 2 white.
&5V*<fc>&6c.
Ps*d—Kany; city bran, 37.r»n, weatsrn,
I16.R0 n ton. In 100-pound m«h ka __
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Ilurinl Vault* . 1
. DISTINCTIVE f *;i i in #•», tji-nionatrai ion
at factory. Automatic Scaling Con>:r«tt
Burial Vault. Inglat upon ^"ur und»*r
inkar ualng no othar. I'JvoryTuu't iiamp
*-d: watch for nam« In lid, Manufacf urt d
only hy th# Omaha Concrat* Burial Vault
■
OmrtfHw, Monument* 3
CKMKTKI
Man\ Itita anil ainglt' grave* for nal* In
l^autlful Pi oh r»«*»• t Hill <cniMtiiy, :;ard
«>n«l i'utker atno'tf* Call iupuiIntendent a
Cfflce. WK. 2404.
Omaha Bee “Want” Ads Express Scores of Wants
Each dav—some of them will interest you. Look them over today—and every day. It’* a habit that pays well. Read and use The Omaha Bee “Want”
Ads—the bee-line to results. And, if you wish to insert an ad, phone At-lantic 1000 and ask for an ad taker.
BEE WANT AD RATES
15c per line each day, 1 or 2 days.
12c per line each day, 3 to 6 days.
10c per line each day. 7 day* or longer.
The above rates apply exclusively tn;
Want Ads which are commonly termed
“public wants," and do not include adver
tisements of individuals or concerns ad
vertising or exploiting their businesses.
The**© rates apply to The Sunday Omaha
Bee us well as The Morning and Evening
3ee. All week-day advertisements appear
'.n both morning and evening editions at
the otie cost
CLOSING HOURS FOR WANT ADS.
Morning Edition.0 p. m.
Evening Edition.11:30 . in
Sunday Edition.• i>. m. Saturday
Want Ads accepted at the following
offices.
Main nfffc-.17th and Farnarn Sta
South Omaha N W. cor. 24th and N Sts.
Council Bluffs.. . .Ik Scott St
Telephone
ATlantic 1000.
Call lor "Want" Ad Department. An
experienced “Want" ad taker will receive
your ad and a bill will be mailed later.
The rates! quoted above apply to either
ct^rge or cash orders. _
Cemeteries* Monument* . $
VISIT-FOR EST LAWN
There are thousands of plants in the
greenhouses, at the entrance of Forest
Lawn, which will be set out for the lot
owner* during the next few days. Orders
are being received at the cemetery for
spring planting. The greenhouses are
\ ery beautiful now and are open for in
spection every day. Offices at Forest
Lawn (north of city limits) and 720
Brandeia theatfr. _ I
Florist* .-. 4
LEE LARMON' 19th and Dnualaa
JOHN HATH. JB04 Farnam. JA. 1906.
L HENDERSON. 1507 Farnam. JA. 1259.
Funeral Directors . 4
f: Jo STACK & C0~
Omaha’s best undertaking establishment
Sw AMBULANCE EftSSf
Thirty-third and Farnam.
ffiAFEY&'HEAFEYT
Undertaken and Kmbalmcr..
Phone HA. 0265. Office 2611 Farnam.
_ (KSTABI.1WHBD SINCB 1881U
‘ Crane Mortuary (X
CONDUCTED BY LADIES ONLY.
El5 South 20th St. AT. 3689 and AT, 3890.
Hoffmann Ambulance
Dodrfe at 24th. Funeral Directors. JA. 8901
CROSBY-MOORE ^hVJ^,.
LARKIN BROTHERS,
FUNESRAD DIRECTORS. 4813 SO. J4TH.
r,f, korisko ,s:
23d and O 8ta.__1260 9. 13th Bt
HULSE & RIEPEN,
Funeral Dlrectora. 2224 qumlnr- JA. 1226.
H. H. Kramer "STInT
Taggart & Son
John A. Gentleman Street.
~BRAILEY &~D0RRANCE ~
I. nut and Found . 8
DOST—In front of Gayety theater Friday
night, May 11, on© diamond and pearl
pendant earring. $50 reward. Return to
Frank Johnson. _care Burgess-Nash Co.
LOST — Small whit* dog with brown
spot**, bushy tail, strap around neck. Lost
ou South Side MA 0895. Reward.
DOG—Lost since May 7. French bulldog,
tag 7415, Named Terry. Reward. WE. 7051
I’ersnnal* . 14
THE SALVATION Army Industrial home
solicits your old clothing, furniture, maga
zines. We collect. We distribute. Phone
JA. 41*5 and our wagon will call. Call
and Inspect our new home. 1110-1112-1114
Dodge street.__
ICE—30c per 10J lbs., 39th and Leaven
worth. Drive over. Op*n 7 s. m. to 4 39
P m- City Ice Company. _
THEATRICAL historical masque coe
,umes for plays and parties, at Lieben’a,
Omaha.__
EMBROIDERY, beaded bugs. • ro* hetlng.
baby layettes and artificial flowers, made
to order, gall AT. 9209.
EXPERT STENOGRAPHER DK8IRK8
WORK EVENINGS. CALL AT 9209.
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AUTOMOBILES
.Autos for Snip .13
Essex Roadster
1921 model, repainted and renewed.. $500
Ford Coupe
This Is an exceptionally good car. new
paint and many extras ... $3*5
Hudson Speedster
1920 model—has new tires and good
paint—runs like n*w . $6M
We have others from $50 to $1,000. See
us before you buy.
Terms Open Evenings.
Andrew Murphy A Son.
Retail Haleiroom 1410 Jackson
Duran£ and Star Cars, J. L. W.
NEW AND USED CARS AT A* BARGAIN
Ford cars aud trucks, $50 and up. Ford
bodies and winter fops. Cara aold on
terms to reliable parties.
GOLDSTROM AUTO SALES CO.
Central Garage Open Day and Night
131$ Hart et. J A. 2411.
« Ir used For da; prOBgl
delivery of new For da.
MCAFFRET MOTOR CO,
The Hardy Ford Service Station.
16th and Jackaon Sts At. 7711
NEW and used Fords, cash or terms.
C. E. PAULSON MOTOR CO..
Authorized Ford and Lincoln Dealers
20th and Amen Ave. Ke. 014*
JED
NEBRASKA OLDSMOBILE CO .
rtf4 at ltth. At 17 70
USED CARS
O. N. Bonney Motor Co.
2554 Farnam. _
> parts for all makes of cars. Ford
used parts at half price. Neb. Auto
Parts. J ■* 4121.
J FORD ton truok for sale."’ A-l runtUSS
| order. WA. Ml6. _ ______
OVERLAND, *3 B. parts for Hale ch*ap.
' Apply at '» p. m.. AT. A106.
i
Autos Wanted . lft
If AVE stor ge '■ r 00 ■ a rs Rates 1 tO
up 11 Chons WE. 64*3.
BUSINESS SERVICE
Artoidian IMcatliiR .U
ACCORDION. HIDK, kmf* . bo* r'*»Mn».
covered button*. oil style*; heinul tfehtnir.
buttonhole* Write Meul Mutton * Plenl
loIT Co.. 308 Brown Block. Oin»h», Neb
Telephone JA. 1934.
NKHRASKA IT. E A TIN O.
! Hematltrhlng. Covered Tlottone. 1304
Camem e«rond floor. JA. r.f.70
FIRMT CLA88 painter and paper hanger
‘ all WK. 2427 Monday morning
/luildcrft, (’nntracloi* . 22
| M. A. ZONA, ctment c ontractor, do any
i kind of concrete work at a real low price,
•uoh iia baaemnet floor*, sidewalk*, ga
rage floor*, driveway*, cement etep*. r|ty
‘ r .country. Phone MA. uil»*
I
I'lAMONH ('ONPflKTK PRODPPTH CO.,
42d ahd Parker. WA. C773
‘•AT,I. HA f.A27 or MA. 0614 for expert
i sodding, seeding, hedging or trimming.
MIDCITY landscape: oardnkkh
IlnnHriK A«ideml«i .23
I.KAHN to datTcw for S4 a» KKIOP’H 1818
Purnruu, t'lanaae Mon , Wed. and Frl
I night* Dancing Tues.. Thor*., Hat. and
i Hun. night*. Private leaaona by appoint
In <'!,** .1 a t •
Dftortlre AKriirlPH .24
ItKLIAfUiB Detective Bureau, Sunderland
1 djf l v , *■. night, KK ISA 11
■ IA M H H AM,AN. 312 Neville nik Evidence
j ••cured in alt ia*ca AT. lilt
^ BUSINESS SERVICE"^
Barage Builder*. . . , . 25
GET our prices on complete garage** M«7rl
clson Lumber A Coal Co._WE fir>61
Moving, Storage . 26
FIDHL1TY 8T()FtAOK~ijf~VAN CoT
MOVING PACKING
STORAGE SHIPPING
Household Goods, Pianos. Office Furniture.
1107-11 HOWARD ST. JA. 0288.
E3X PEHT 1 !b I .I fUffllt111 • pa Ikcia, fire
proof storage. Phone JA. 1604 The
Terminal Warenouso Co., 702 South 10th
on \ iad |< •
ESTIMATE furn. on packing., mov. and
atoring. Contracts taken by Job or hour.
Globe Van A Storage Co. JA. 4238. AT.
0230. Grossman A Sons, owners
WE MOVE
LONG DISTANCE
_PH ON E AT. 3 43ji._
# Moving—Packing—Storngs
Gordon Fireproof Warehouse A Van Ca
219 N. 11th St. Phone JA. n032.
BEK INS OMAHA VAN & STORAGE
IGth and Leavenworth Sts. Pa* king, mov
In® storage, shipping J \. 4111
.\lOVINO. hauling, city or lountrv. Sod
*11 ng and bltck dirt, • WE. 2127. _
Milliners, Dressmakers .27
DRESSMAKING—First clans dressmaking;
six years New York experience; one year
in Chicago, WE. 0896. _
Painting, Papering .28
PAINTING, paperhanging. House repair
ing of all kinds. Prewar prices. WE.
1978.
b A PE RING, PAINTING. WALLPAPER
CLEANING._CALL HA. 7174._
STUGCO painting, paperhanging. WE. «t5«9.
Painting, paperhanging. Kellogg. We. 6688.
Patent Attorneys . 29
J. W. MARTIN, Patent Attorney, |713
Dodge, room 209. Also Washington. D.
O. I kelp inventors sell their patents.
Kodak Finishing . MA
FILMS DEVELOPED FHER
The Ensign Co. 290* Leavenworth
FILMS developed fret. Price list taeie
Friday KA8E STUDIO, Neville Block.
Printers, Engraver* .31
KDOY Printing Co.. 113 g, 11 St. JA. Wl.
Profeaaional Services, X-Rays .SZ
PRESCRIPTIONS carefully compounded *t
the 5 Sherman A McConnell Drug Store*
Dental X-Rays. 32A
DENTAL X-ray. 6Qc each; IS full act
619 Securities Bldg.. 16th and Farnarn_
Servlets Offered.34
KLINE W lNDOW CL E A NI NO CO.
wishes tp announce that they will clean
windows in private residence* for 11 per
dozen, on outside window* from May 15
to June 16._Call AT 54H9
LANDSCAPING, weeding, sodding and
shrubbery._HA. 0617._W. J. Burback.
AUTO painting; good work. John Dra
bek. >201 8. 13th 8t., Omaba. Call JA. 2606.
HAULING ashes, rubbl*h. furniture mov
ing. Ton truck. KE. 1063.
OAH fuel lines run. Gas stoves repaired
and regulated and connected. JA. *>0l.
SODDING, RE ED IN J LAW NR A S P E~
CIALTT. KE. 3194
CKM KNT work of ali'_klndel KE'.~m!
^ EDUCATIONAL
Business Colleges .31
DAY HCHOOL—-NIGHlT 8CHOOLr
Complete course# jn accountancy, ma
ekioe bookkseptng. ooniptoaietry, short
hand and typewriting, railroad and wire
less telegraphy, civil service and all Eng
lish and commercial branches. Write,
rail or phone Jackson 1565 for large Illus
trated catalog. Address
BOYLES COLLEGE.
Boyles Bldg., Omaha. Neb.
EIGHT to 12 weeks prepare you f<»r s
fine office position. Call AT. 7774 or
write American College. 1912 Farnam.
' van . a NT SCH<K>L OF BUSINESS '
*4 E C< Nineteent h and Douglas. Js. 5S90
Trxlr Schools .... .. - 41
WANTED—Men, ladies and boys to learn
barber trade; big demand; wage# while
learning: strictly modern. Call or write
140.1 Dodge St. Trl-Clty Barber College
MOL ER BARBER COLLEGE.
110 8. 14th 8t. Write for -atslog.
EMPLOYMENT ^
Help W'unted— Female .44
VVANTKJ)—Young lady to w</rk a* soila
fountain. Apply Sherman Ac MoContiell
Dm# Co., General Office 2d floor. 15th
and Fa mam._
WILL pa> girl'a tuition t hiough us
ness college for doing some light office
-1
RELIABLE woman for general house
work. Har. 3184.
COMPETENT maid for general housework.
Must be good rook. References. WA. 0271.
■
housework; no laundry WA. 6130.
WANTED—A white maid for general
housework. If A 3300. 1 15 N 32d.
WANTED—A good white maid with ref
Will i- * v good wage WA o744._
■ ■ . r
t<» start Apply 203 K**eiine Building
GIRL for general housework; reference*
required; two In family. 30ti S. 62nd St.
Help—Male or Female . 4G
AGENTS—Wanted, mm and women to
sell guaranteed silk hosiery; good propo.
sitlon to producers Styl* Silk Hosiery Co,
.35 Leflang Bldg
Help Wanted—Male . 43
EXPERIENCED CAR REPAIRERS
WANTED—EXPERIENCED CAR
REPAIRERS APPLY AT Nl
PERI NT E N DENT «*F SHOP'S OF.
KICK. UNION PACIFIC, 11TII
AND CASS STS.
WANTED
EXPERIENCED SHOE SALEH
MAN
Permanent position, good ■*!■!>
A I*PET SUPERINTENDENT.
BALCONY.
THE BR A NVET8 RT<)R KM
pipk uni: work
Men wanted Immediately to work
on Hlnelalr pipe line, nil »ummer*
Job Camp* located ut «•ahkneh
and Hrond water, Nebrn*ka. via
Union Pacific railroad, flood board
and lodging In camp*. $1 20 per
day Wafi.n: 94 00 pipe Rung* and
la fib ditching gang* lea* board.
Apply at K A. Marph<»r*nii Camp*,
<>*hkn«h mid Broadwater, Neb
WANTKD—Organizer* f »r the Dor**t era
, of Ainerlfo, founded In 17lo. one of
America * leading patriotic, beneficial fra
j t erne I order*. I have the mom liberal
contract on commiaelon ever offered to
i *thtf» or dlatrlct organizer* (lend aalea
"ren can earn flf»,000 per yrei Writ*
l) <\ ('ox, Cupreine organizer. 0* Lincoln
Ave. Newark. N J
l>o TO! |
If >ou are alnoera and have a d*.»lr*
to do Ida tltlnaa and are willing to
work hard to gain ftur-CM*. we will |...
pl*aaed (o ha\r an Interview We will
pay you while learning. If you qualify
: 1 ot • ■ • Mld|
W ANTKI' Brick layer*, wage* 11 p.-r
timir Don't write, come at once Dr neat
Ttokahr At Nona, care Mw ift A t'o . f'nlnm
hua, N’eh
MI'S hoy for 1801 lainam i$t. Call Mon
| day morning
EMPLOYMENT
' Help Wanted—Male .45
i DIARY hand, $65 to ^75 per month ami
i hoard. Apply 316 S 10th St.
| Agents. Salesmen . 47
I i aOLLE<iR graduate*, men and Judies
I with collage iraining. We will pay xhI
! arlea of $00 t»er week, and over this
! summer for those who will uieet our
i requirement* and study our business. An
•einble in office, 2d floor, 1614 Harney,
| 7 p m. Monday.
SALKS M AN AH K R
l or thriving edm atlon institution, salary
I $250. Want young man who will Invest
$1,000. UIvh age, experience and educa
'Ion. Addri ta W i 62, * >maha B< e
W OMEN OF EDUCATION TO ‘TRAVEL
i In folorado during summer; interesting
work along school lines; hbIhit, commlx
I sion and railroad fare paid. fall Mrs.
I I»a\ is. .TA. 6903.
j WE have opening for several experienced
| hosiery salesman in s’ate of Nebraska and
I low* Write or rail 217 Arthur Bldg.,
Omaha. Neb.
A R I: <IW ne Ea money f• -r sales
1 men in Neb. and Iowa. Address W-729.
j Omaha Bee.
fAPABLK young aaieeVady in bakery dept.
| Reference. Northrup A Jones, 1 602 Far
nam._
j SALE8MAN—Ago J27 to 35* Mu»t“have
ability, references. expense* and 1140
I Watts R*-f_fo . 912 First National bank.
Situation* Wanted—Male .49
YOUNG man. IS years old. want* work,
i F 2 900 _
^ FINANCIAL y
, Bufiini'ss Opportunities .50
FOR sale
The C. H. Sell* atock of drugs and fixtures
will be sold at El Dorado. Kansas, on May j
111*, at 2 p. in., at public auction. Stock I
Invoiced about sixteen thousand dollars 1
I Well located, business established over
i fifty years Suitable lease can be secured
; on building. C. l,. King. Administrator.
for' sale.
GARAGE. 40x42 feet, filling station; of
fice building. 14x30 with fixtures, office
bringing in $55 per month; 3-room dwell
ing, six lots; good location on Lincoln
highway. New ’own. good business. Price
$3,000. R. It, BABB, Masters, Colo
THREE TABLE pool hail, soft drink, loo
cream, candy and cigar parlor. Only one
in town. Will sell cheap. Wm. J. Top*
ping, Primrose. Neb._ __ _
BARBER SHOP f• • r sale— 4 chaii bit
»>*-r shop doing good business modern in
i ail ways. Some term« If wanted. J. 8
Ha per. Bloomington. Neb.
MEAT market and grocery for sale Only
market In city 1,000 population. Will
invoice about $5,000. Writ# Fred Klakt,
Cheyenne Wells. Colo
PARTNER- -Wanted for good buatnoM
proposition Address W 74». Omaha Bee.
FIRST CLASS "meat market for Ad
dress City Meat Market. I^oup City. Xen.
RESTAURANT f<»r sale-' r;.,od condition,
: reasonable. 2703 Q St. MA. 2004.
RESTAURANT and ooft drink parlor for
| sale_Call at 524 8. 13th 8t_
Invest morn** ..51
CASH paid for 2d mortgages on Omaha
Sroperty. F. C. Horacek A C©., 4 40 1st
©Cl Hank Bldg. AT. 3531. j
Loan* on Heal Estate .52
5* AND «V MONEY.
Loan* on Omaha iraprfved property at
lowest rates.
FRANK II. BINDER.
421 City Nat.__ _ -TA. 1M1. I
WANTED to loan. $100,000 In or near
i Omaha, In sums of 11.000 to $10,404.
F. F> WRAD AD H BOWMAN,
j 310 P 14th St , Wead Bldg. AT <>151.
i Six per cent loans on Omaha residences.
. Cash on hand. Prompt aervlco. E. H.
' » Inc . Hi Keelloe Bldg._
MONEY to loan on farm* and Omaha
real estate. M TERR A RA INBOLT CO.,
424 Omaha Nat Bar 1 c .! \ r~44
OMAHA HOMES—EAST NEB. FARMS.
O'KEFFK REAL ESTATE CO.
1014 Om. Nat. Bk. Bldg JA. 3TIs.
FARM LOANS.
Large or smell. West Neb. farms, ranchea.
Kloke Investment Co.. 445 Om. Nst. Bk.
LOW rate on city property; quickly
closed. No monthly payment* JA 15?I.
W. T. GRAHAM._
STRAIGHT 5 year loans. 6 per cent.
AMUR GRANT CO.
. * 11th _ Arthur Bldg. AT. QUO.
, SKCONI> mortgages or cortrscta pur.
• hated by Tukey Company. €20 1st Nat'l.
I Bk. JA. 4223 _ ___
i AND 4 TERR CENT—NO DEL AT
GARVIN- HR'IS. 144 Om Natl. Bldg
, IP.y 1st-2d mtga. **.2I1bsIs==:** *
, Money to I<oan .53
YOU WANT MONEY
DON’T PAY HIGH RATES
W, loan any amount up to 1100 at th,
lowest rates. Can be repaid In easy
| monthly payment* to ault convenience.
We are licensed and bonded and have
been In business over 30 years, therefore
j j ou are sure of a quick, confidential and
square deal
OMAHA LOAN COMPANY
£.04 Karbarh Blk. Talephone Ja. 22*5
; Southeast «*orr.er 15th and Douglas IM*
DIAMOND loan* at low rates. Business
Ietrlrtly confidential.
DIAMOND I.OAM CO
Eat. 1944 1 514 Dodge. .1A 5619
1 MONEY to loan on automobiles. WE
j or HA. 0924.___
{ LIVE STOCK
. Our*, ('at*. (Ilrd*, I’d*.U
HFSArTirUL mow > tens
I female*, $3 each; yellow Angora kitten*,
j male. f&. pair. $7. not related lira J.
I It Dyke*. Mankato, Kan
' WHITE collie pupplca. pedigreed, aired
by All White Majesty" and da in ‘ cjueen
* Frank llH.
llorse*. Cattle, Vehicle* .IW
SALK OF HORHKH FROM UPDllCK
F ARM
Two carloada of horaea, Including riding
horaea, mare*. tolta and inulea. The*.*
will be aold at private sale. Horaea. $10,
120. |30. $«n. $50. $60. Marea with colt b\
(he aide, $.'6. Come out Monday for big
bargain*
UPDIKE I.UMUKR A FOAL COMPANT,
43rd and f’harle* kite.
fOWH—Several fine young family enwa.
Jaraeya and Guernsey a, freah and close
I’miltry and StippHw* .51
' HABY chick*, special reduced price* only
Hr up, llo< ke. Red*, Wyandote*. Orping
ton* and Leghorn* AH purebred Uvi de
livery guaranteed Postpaid. Write for
free catalog Anderson Farm Hatchery.
Juniata, Neb (Fifteenth season I
; ('H1CK$—quality pure bred baby ' hick*,
alao hutching egga, eight varieties It.
f*23. Franklin At e Hatchery, 690 Frank
lin Ave.. Council Bluffs
KNUMHH White leghorn hatching egga,
f per 10$. t.arge bird* profitable win
**r layer* Tho* K Goff. Wood River,
Neb Phone Birch 491
in Rork EO n $1 per setting"
1R per 100. « hick* $1$ per inn, prepaid
• -
MERCHANDISE ^
Clothing unit him .liO
I • * t I
; N«*• |y flroa Wood pole phoep Will nail
I ' haft|| IT.41 WIIIIp Avp. WK ORSft
| b'VU. I>flKHM luila and Tmtdoa for rant
JA J12< 10t N 14th HI reel .1 Fa 1 dll
F*< »lt h a I l <»n* Inn mi" . young j rla
»*/>uta unit dr»a*ra «'ajl IIA t»i^l
IIoiikpIioIiI HiukW .IS
n'RNITI’HK AT Al’l'TION
Thia After noon and Tomorrow Night,
Do W l>'II AUCTION IIOUSK.
TWO (Triantal nig*, ala e 4 a« feet, one
I Turk tali oriental, pipe 2 '« « I '4 feel. good
j pm n»w. Hnrgtiln .1A MIU
1T'RMTl’fl 10 of nosy root ft rm flat for
j*al* and flat for rant to party »>u>lng
I furniture flop* in AT t a J&.
CM'KIlT «*wing ma. hlne rapairing
STICK KLft.
16th and llarnay. AT lift.
R’Olt MAI.I Bahy buggy in etrallant
] i orullt Inn, |*rlre f I f* AT ftlft l
I flftCRI* JKHATOtt "e l1.. White M .un
Mato and diop head M*in* machine Ken
I ml
^ MERCHANDISE
lloiiseliolil (liHHlit . 63
THREE-QUARTER V>n - Martin SJ3
nomplrtr. .133 S. Hist utreet. _WA. 7347.
LI.OY1) baby buggy for Hale. A-l condl
tiou._HA. i>982. 118^NortgL 2Cth. I
Seeds. Plants, Fertilisers. 69
BENSON OMAHA miner?; everything *n
trees and shrubs. Office corner of 66th
and Spencer. WA. 4278. P. J. Flynn.
.T=~—r .-.ar .r 7.7ag-.,-r ■ ■ ,-s. tss,. ■ —■ --^=3 .
Jewelry and Watches . 64
diamonds:
We pay the bent prices with privilege to
buy back at atnail profit. GROSS JEW
KLRY CO, Omaha, Neb.. 402 N. ICtb St
Telephone J A. 604JT.___j
Machinery and Tools . 65
< '< HAND printing preen, » font* type.
caseH._rules,_etc_Call HE. _
Miscellaneous . 66 1
BLACK*"walnut trees ready for shipment. \
1H Inch to 16. 30u; maple, elrp. ash. 26c; i
all perfect stock. J. L). WilliamH, Spring
Green. Wie.__
Musical Instruments . 67
VJCTROLA ANiT BRUNSWICK "sainplea
and slightly used Instruments are offered
at greatly reduced prices. Terms and
service. Fifth floor Orchard A Wilhelm
• lo.
VJCTROLA for sale, box with 102 rec
ords. Price $26 cash 2063 Karnatn St.
Apt. No. 4 Ask for Elmer P Mooney.
TRAIN) your IM*d piano on a new playar
piano. Balance as low aa $10 per month
A HOSPK CO., 1613 Dougina._ :
FISH Eli upright piano; good condition ;
'3640 Harney._Phone H_A^_6827._
FOR SALE—Baris piano in good condition,]
beautiful tone, leaving town. 1705 Vinton. 1
Store and Office R<|Ulpment .70
T V P K W R1TER8. ADDING MACH IN e£ :
LOW PRIORS GUARANTEED SERVICE
MONTHLY PAYMENTS ALL MAKER
FOR RENT. ALL MAKES TYPEWRIT
ER CO., 206 8. 1STH KT., AT. 2414.
NEW AND USED SAFES."
AMERICAN MACHINERY A SUPPLY CO.
1,iiLJ:"17_,i0*ar<l St___JA. 12?3. j
WE BUY, sell safe, make deaka. show- j
rssea. etc. Omaha Fixture A Supply Co., |
a. w. corner 11th and Douglas. JA. 2724.
GUARANTEED typewriters. $7 50 and up.
Midland Supply Cft. I4i>4 Di.dga- j
Swap Column . 72
110,90b EQUITY in splendid 4*0 acres
wheat land. **astern Colo., for Omaha
residence or Income. Will assume. Box
8-143, Omaha Bee. __
WILL swap modal 4 Overland, good con- 1
ditlon, used market valu-. $426. foi Ford
coupe, same value 8-942, The Omaha ’
Bee. _ _
$1,000 EQUITY in city property; trade 1
for good used car and aome cash- Ford
sedanp referred. Address 8-669. Omaha
Bee_
WILL swap a good building lot and pay
caah balance on a a or 6 room borne in
north part of city. Box S-973. Omaha
Beej
STEEL range, steel bed and spring*, oil
heater, electric Iron, etore board, for sec- l
ond-hand building material and pump
Address 8-924. The Omaha Bee
WILL swap a well improved Missouri
farm, clear, for lota, acreage or western
land. What have you? 8-592, Tha Omaha
Bee___ !
HARDEN HOSE. 75 ft ; lawn mower,
hand plow, wheelbarrow and other gar
den Implement# for trunk or trunk and
suitcasr. Address 8-926, Omaha Bee.
REED fly shuttle loom, trade for wat>h
or light cprirg wagon. What have you ?
8.-946, The Omaha^ Bee.
FLEMISH Hi ANT rabbit* and hutches to
swap for chickens or what have you? 8
•$1, Omaha Bet
ONE Nash Six. perfect condition, for
smaller car or aome furniture. 8-949.
omaha Bee__^
FORD toadster, new paint, new top; car
in fine shape Will trade for piano or
player. Address 8-922. The Omaha Bee.
1922 ONE-TON FORD TRUCK, new, pneu
matic stock, grain body Trade for good
touring 8-979. Omaha Bee.__
■mild tires Swap for good touring 8
• Tfi Omaha Bee^ _ _____________
■ ! 4 < ADILLAC 4-1* irlfeg deal for a t<>w
r«r. perfect shape Swap for < oupe.
piano, diamond._S-S77. Omaha_Bee
GOOD, well located r v I IM swap
for lota, or what have you? 8-593.
Omaha Bee.
WILL swap $i*.o equity in there lota.
44th and F'rad*rick, for what have you?
8-944. Omaha Bee.___
\ |t»L1N. bow case. \ .tv old B
rich tone, value $I5«. swap for phono
Omaha H _ :
('LEAR y ARM new Omaha for bueineaa
or Omaha property. Box 8-667, Otatka
Bee.
209 FT TRAMBLE NET—KxThanga for
good set r.f boxing glove*. Address 8-229.
Omaha Bee.___
SW A P • wo .a ce level lota Mornings I#
Ad . for one lot near car line Will pay \
< ash difference Box 8-752, Omaha Bee
I
mfg. business for anything of $1,600 value
Box 8-949, Omaha Bee._
PEEBLES* oil burner, brand-new. for fur
nace heating, wilt swap for anything of
value or sell Box S-974. OmahA Bee
WILL trails good bed. springe mattress
and bookcase for three-hole oil stova or
s » «*maha Her
l-TUBE DRY call radio *h with phones
and batteries, for Ford or 150 i ash Boi
8-65*. Omaha Bee
WILL swap lady's tailored suit, site in.
for housework assistance. Addr-ss 8-901.
The Omaha Bee
Bt’ILI it and Oraad
Ave What hava youA Bo* 8-972. Oma
ha Bee
8WAP—Auto trailer wo;th |60 for two
new .t:*3'4 tires or what#ha\e you? *4
66?. Omaha Bee
WILL swap Victor Vi> trols nearly new.
on a Ford « ar. Address Bo* 8-6*3, Oma
ha Bee
I
for large old house close In. Address
8-891. Onuh i Bee ,
HAVE perfectly good Folutnbl* grafonola
to imp for medium priced tar. prefer- ,
ably Ford Ho* 8-5*6. Omsha Bee
i • ’ i I aaai bin and half, IIal
I’arifir, for lata* old house close In 8-6*9.
Omaha Bee._ __
DIA MONO g value I trad# for
Ford roadatet. Address S 911. The Oma
ha Hee '
I 5 '"it i.s. Funadlan land, on railroad!
for high grade car, new or nearly new ;
■ I rhe < mu Fin Bie_t
91.&09 EQUITY it arga I atot
all modern home, to aw*p for small place. j
Address 8-92 1. The Omaha Bee
BRAND new 1923 Ford eedsn. |40n ' Want
to trada for other • ar e.jual value Patty
take over note Fall HA. 1*76
TWENTY acres. Butler Cf Missouri, to
trad*- for player piano or what hav# iou'
Address 8-9M0, Omaha Her
I.1HKHTV touring, fine condition, for late
model Ford « «up* or what have you* Ad
dress 8-492. Omaha Her.
* - f Y I. IN I> E ft i ca k -1
condition, trade for good Ford roadster
Address 8 94 Omaha B<*r
MULLIN' snag proof motor boat on truck,
swap for Ford Address 8-997. Omaha
" _____
11A \ K i Step radio very sensitive | need
■* Ford !.«■('• tiade Address 8 9*1.
Omaha Bee
WILL swap 120ft piano for touring car or
••■dan. or what ha\# you' 8-963. Omaha
He.
NEW phonograph to swap for large gtse
refrlgeratot. b 950. Omaha hee
MWAH painting for Ford < ar Address
8 99*. Omaha Iter
V I'Allt Airedale dogs to swap Whit
hava you? A<1 dress H IP Omaha lire
"II. trade Apperson touring car for
truck Address 8-6*1. Omaha Has
8'VAP pool table for painting and paper- i
hanging Address 8 976. nnmlu Its*
HOOD AUTO to trade fur what b|\ • you?
Mot 8 .i. Omaha lift
Olftl.M* 93 5 bicvclo for radio, same valued
8 597. Omaha lie*
It.’ifl KIMU/\I.L piano, swap for plumbing
Murk Addr* * 8 4"« Omaha Hi.
o\ Klti.ANU 63 fur Ford or other light
oat 8 941. Omatta Her
" ILL swap motor boat fur Ford «a» ,
Address 8-211. The Omaha Hee
PAKT8 for podge touring to swap f.»»
aim thing of value 8 9.4, Omaha Her
I 4 PLOW, used traitor for wliat hats
)uuf 8 941, Omaha Mrs
^ MERCHANDISE
S\\H|) Cdmi.II
“NOTICE TO“3V»APPER£ “ i
You may insert a three-line "Want** Art
for three days under this classification. A
bo* number will be affixed and you call |
for your repllee.
If you done a deal you pay for your
advertising in the regular way. If not, j
r/e will cancel charge. In other words—
NO SWAP—NO PAY I
This offer is good only In Omaha and i
excludes all business ads. Business
“Want" Ads (n this column will be
charged our regular rates.
NO SWAP—NO PAY I i
OLD lumber, window's and doom; also j
lady's gold wrist watch and new brown ;
coat, size 40 Swap for b»*droorn furni
ture or what have you? N-52o. Omaha j
Bee._:
ROOMING house, modern, close in. ;
rooms all rented, trade for lot. small
house or land. Address 8-96*>. Omaha
Bee____j
LOOK—'rake my advice, this is unusual:
1923 Ford touring, used 60 days, will I
swap for some cash. What have you?
8-9*4_ I
Wanted to Buy . 73 j
Desks' DESKS. ~ DESKS
New desks, used desks bought, sold and
*jadert j. C. Reed. 1207 Farnam. A'jT- 6144
-—
RENTAL y
Apts., Flats, Furnish*3 .74 .
TWO ROOM furnished apt . one at $40,
on* at $45 Look at 506 South 21at Ave. ,
W. J. PALMER CO
_ _AT. 6960,_
2, or S-rooni apt* Private bath: 4-room
accommodations. Brown Apia, 5*8 North
21 at. AT 7 4 4 9
2 NICE large r.. private hath, furnished
complete, electricity gas. phone furnished
Private home. $50. 545 S. 21 at St. HA. 4 ;0 ;
HUNTER INN, AT. 4960—I4th and Dodge
Sts Home for traveling man and wife
FURNISHED 2-room apt stri* tly mod
ern- 2032 N. 19th. WK_^:i9?3
Apts., rials, I nfiiniislied ..75
A P ARTM ENTS
FOR KENT.
7 rooms. Her building. 522 South 16th
street, $7^.
7 room. Malvern building, TO- South 16th
street. $70.
3 rooms, Lavidge block. 1602 Farnam
stree!, $40
GEORGE AND COMPANY.
AT-!«intl»* 3024
A HEAL 5.room apt. home, iso bed
rooms reception hall, good service and ,
good location Portland Apt#., Park Ave.
and Leavenworth St.
W. J PALMER CO
AT 8910.
' 7-ROOM APT $ 50
Look a* the Thalin Apt*, 626 South 21st 1
Ave Nearly decora'ed, close-in, good
service
W. J. PALMER CO.
_•__AT. 8984._^ ___
TURNER COURT. 1
Available June 1 Front apt Park expo
sure. 3 room# with f.-room accommoda
tion. Janitor. HA. nt*6
G. M. HAUSER. Mgr
$102 Lodge St _ HA. 7140. t
SOUTH SIDE APTS
5 rooms at $50: 4 rooms at $25. Look
si 440* Sou*h 22d
\V J PALMER CO.
__AT._6960.__
602 SOUTH 1oTH ST — 3-room flat, mod
ern except heat, in good repair, $23.50 ,
HASP BROS
•
I
W. J PALMER CO
REAL ESTATE management.
AT. »96n _ _ _ Keeline Bldg
FOR ONR OF
DRAKE’S 1004 APARTMENTS
Call Jackson 2605
PETERS THUS ! N Y
WHERE OMAHA RENTS.”
AT._0544 _l?th__and Farnam Sta
WE. 7026—4-rm. apt . water and tel.
fr*«. >i block to car: lea#* tesued to re
ftponsiMi party. ,
8l'BLE - ~ 4-i 630 Park Ave.
L .1 Seybo d A Kon 226 City Nat ! AT *>361
FOUR-ROOM modern apartments. low
J ’ Stab « rI gt St.
14 $ 1ITH STREET - ' • and
bath, modern except best. JA. 1194.
CENTRAL, enclosed porrhev 3 or 4 room .
apt#. Office 220‘a S 22d____ |
4-ROOM modern ipt with funroom and
garage. _k J 1 1 M A $5M.
Hnuw«. Furnished . **
iVk' 'U< >11 V« ITT A<fli I'uH IIK.NT-Cv.n
room* and two large porches, fully fur
nished Soft water in kitchen. Lake
front, with rowboat For season, or Julv ,
and August. Manhattan bea* h The
Media Stud - et I I
House*. 1’n furnished 7f>
*
street. Inquire ftllnlg itiUon, 20th and
w . .<58. I
••ROOM all modern bungalow with ga
H|t Call HA I4S1
‘•ROolf. all modern newly decorated, on
car line. 2324 Deer Park btuievurd
Office* and Store* 80
FOR RENT.
<23 South 14?h street, corner store. 20*
60 Modern Meat and water fur
nished l.»a*e to reliable party
iSKORQE AND COM PANT.
AT-lantfc sn;«
'
and ISO*—Store room. 1**112 If tenant
wanfa more room will built two atones
s bo v s, each *1*11?. with light op three
■Ides. Thoa V Hail. 404 SunderlanU nidg
AT. i <0(1
f*ARQK office for rent reasonable, good
location. Call AT 7*M
StCK light office and desk ‘space l.<-w
IZm*' Telephone and office girl free AT
DKHIRARLK loft epaie, turn live rental
* ■ ■ tdnjer-Bidg ,171 ! Podgo St .1 A 501 3.
Room and Hoard. N1
TWO nicely furnished rooms with board.
Private family. 270a I,eavenworth St JA
OOOD home to room ami hoard for Two
gsr.tlemon , reasonable, ll*2 South 10th St
ROOM, board, if desired private home.
saeellewt location W A 291
TENTH ST. 27 4 ;» s Hoard and room for
' I"1 P' mod-rii, Immi.
Room*. Furnished .
!«OT Kf. HANFORD—J 9th amt Karnam.
HOTKL HRNfillAW —Ifth sml Parntiu.
Special nrteo to permanent gueata.
Koflt large light housekeeping and alecp.
ing rooms, light. h-at and eatci furnish
od KK JJ9* it04 4 No 24th St
•‘ASH M 3191 — Nicely furnish d r > m
for gentlemen Private entrance. ad.r.t
Ing hath HA 34*
CALIFORNIA 8T . • * * N e furnished
clean room, til private home for l or 3,
HA. 3199. _
1'7 (TICL. > - Attractive loom in
Dundee, prhata famll) , 1 bto« k to . ai .
gent leu.h n prefcited
' FRY pleasant room for gsnt leman or
couple employed Kvery horns comfot t. No
Other roomeri h.-ahahe location KW . **3
HA " -,54_f wo room furnished apt. i
b1i»ck south of llan»roin park
KK • Ht tTel I—Cool, airy room, dose
to golf links; home privilege*
f
1 nr ?. private home Ha 445
TWO rooms, fuintahed of unfurnished,
modern, private horn*- 3017 Marry.
4.i| S 31st HT -Two furnished steep
ing rooms, hoard if desired ,IA 170 4
K Mil HT, - tM • Sleeping room, i ladies
or gentlemen; car «im<.. also WK J«f7
Niri: SOCTII FRONT ROOM llltU'K
FLAT. 1*20 CAPITOl.
t'AHNAM ill*’. Well furnished south
front room gentlemen, couple w A 443
LARtlK front room on gtcund floot H
2«>» s x.dh \\C
I’ARK A\> l ■' 1" * »rge mom on • ar
lln- geiit|. oi.ni_pfd . It M> vik HA *1*0
Mow Utl) Hi. .71? Walking dis 'Steely
furnished rooms re «suns tile HA 7 i , X
HAHN l y Hr, 4y Pleasant room In a \ ■
• Pilot II V V
LINK NK V NT 14. '. I MiR' n 11 modern
room. $4 per week WK suit
J*TII and Karnam- l.aige front room.
:: closet", on carlioe HA 4*41
I.ovki.y roum ii ne«r private home, •«
clUSHO location. N\ A 1Ul.
^ RENTAL
Rooms, Furnished .82
FREE " ROOM DIR ECTOR*
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 Bee maintalna thia
eervfc# for your convenience. New Hat
Issued each week. And. If you want to
insert an ad of your own phone AT. lOtO
and ask lor Miss Smith, our “Room for
Rent" specie Hat.
LARGE, finely furnished southeast front
room, adjoining bath loom. In private
hem# of two; exclusive neighborhood. A
teal home for a man with satisfactory ref
erences. Address Box W-792, Omaha
IJee.__
2 OR 3 large rooms, modern home, every
thing furnished electric laundry, waking
distance. Not In rooming house district.
Must be seen to be appreciated Call
HA. 1615._ ._
CALIFORNIA, 2103—Choice of 2 fine
apartments, each two rooms, well fur
nished; lovely, cool place for summer;
reasonable rate; easy walking distance.
AT. 4M«. __
SPENCER ST 2122—Furnished room for
gentlemen, with or without board. Ref
erences.
ROOM for rent, ail modern. JA. 1422,
H ; X. 22ml St
Rooms. I nfurnislird . 83
THREE unfurnished rooms, phone, light
and water fftraished. 1305 S. :i2d Ht.
Rooms for Housekeeping 84
FREEROOM DIRECTORY
for
ROOM HUNTERS.
Should you fall 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. And. If you want
to Ins*-" an ad of >our own. phone AT
TWENTY-SIXTH HT.. s7»“s?—One Urge
room and Kitchenette, running water and
gas *tove. to employed._
TENTH ST. *747. SOUTH—Two rooms
and bath. Everything furnished. $2a a
month.
EXTRA large downstairs front room and
kitchen, mahogany furniture, priv home,
close to car Phone WE. 0707.
SIXTEENTH ST~ 621 S^Neat'Iy fur
nished sleeping rooms; also light house
keeping room*, janitor service. Apt. 11
DAVEnFoRtT 2637—Desirable. private,
modern, reas Prefer employed couple
desiring permanent ho in*-. _
ONE large room, everything furnished
bur Unen, $7 Also sleeping rooms. HA.
5476 2702 Farnam. ____________
261* DAVENPORT—Two rooms, electric
lights telephone, gas range furnished
newly decorated
LARGE room and kitchenette in strictly
modern private home. 4702 N 29th St.
KE 1996
DODGE ST.. 2*02—Suite of cIean, neally
furnished rooms on first floor, suitable for
3 adults._ _
Xft'ELY Ybrntghed room with private bath
an-.l cab.net kitchen, $50. JA *805.
2* 3u UAPITOL AVE—2 modern parlor floor
electricity, water and heat—Adults.
NICE largo front room, gas furnished.
627 8 17th Avr
LIGHT housekeeping or board and room.
3011 Pacific St. HA. 7116_
TWENTY-SIXTH ST . Ills N.—Housekeep
ing r»omr on the fira* and second floors.
2 51<^—$3 w eek I y._Elec., cool.
Wherp to Stop in Onialia . 87
MERCHANT HOTEL—Permanent rooui
era, |4 per week and up._
* LAIR MONT II oT'eTl. 17t h near Jackson.
1 .fortab> rea>-»na bTe. weekly ra*»*_
^ REAL ESTATE ^
Farms and Handle* . 90
FOlt SALE—l€0 acre* ties* railroad) 'al
ley land. Thayer county. Nebraska. well
improved. Including modern house, go
sere* fenced hog tight. 4*> pasture, 20
alfalfa, balance m cultivation. Town 2
miles. Near school L. O. Winfield. Bel
videre. Neb.
ISO-ACRE farm for sale; good sugar beet
land For particular* writs to P O. Box
H, ScottsMu ff N'e b_ _
Lota ft r Sale .91
LARGE lot Jn Greenley addltior; good in
veetmeni easy terms W A JJgf.
WILL build to your order on our beauti
ful lot* In Klgewood. very aasy terms.
Phone Atlantic 2540
DUN IW K ~BU1 LDINil SITES.
GEORGE A CO.
AT J024_ _
LOT in Lockwood Additiow. KK. 2t1b.
R#*al Rsthte—Florence ... .96
NETHAWAY. home agent" specialist In
k] « «
Real K«tafe—Dundee 95
TWO Dundee home*, each $ mom*. 2.car
garage* 17. 0. IT.sSo respectively. Hurt
G Fowler < C.> ^ J A 14_£«^ _ _
Real Kslatr—MiareRaneou* .91
Bllt-Rito Constriction
*dvi e. plans and estimates g.adly fur
niahed We build home*, apartments or
store buildings T©« will save money bv
calling hi, AT AMO
W. J Palmer Co.,
412 Keeline Building
I iKK frontage and islands in tha North
« ds of Minnesota at $1 to $11 per acre.
ldej*» locations for a summer outing,
hunting fithng and canoeing Church
Land Go. Duluth. Minn.
HOMES for workingmen. Four rooms
partly modern, full lot. easy terms 11.200.
Have other* Stewart Ralston 10-W
ALFRED THOM * S A Son Go. R-a!tore
M South . 99
DoTni.K~Vl.AT
7-ROOMS RACK
This properly u in fir*l dm condition
• nd rut* for 1120 per month It will
■ how better than IS per cent net on the
money required to sw mg tt.
Th« buildinir could r»nt be bu It for the
prue aekr-d Come out and look it over.
PRICK M ©to
FRED 1 AXOt’SKK. Owner
ISO* South 2ft h St HA *141
Confer With Cohn
4S23 So S«t«t St St A ©143
*
Excellent location Price li.S&O. Term*
Norr » a V. rti • 1*4 V lath St AT
^ REAL ESTATE ^
Heal Estate—South .99
THRKK-ROOM house for sale and garage
for three cars; also household furniture.
Make offer. AT. 5 Z*'J
S. f. , ~sf. -1, ...TT. j - .. - J=rr.agr- -a- 1 .! ;ei -..r ■ ,"a
Real Estate—Nor«h . 9H
—Owner"Force! IT Sell
Must Be Sold This Week
A Real Bargain
What Will You Offer?
We just listed this full two-story strictly
modern in every way, shape and f m.
residence located in the heart of Kountze
Place, with large living-room and recep
tion ball aero?* the front of the house;
dandy extra large light dining-room; well
equipped kitchen, on the first floor, with
oak floors and oak fint.-h three extra
large corner bedrooms and bath on **' -
ond floor with hard maple floors and
birch finish; good stora*?*- atile on the
third floor; full cemented basement with
all modern conveniences; dandy lot on
paved street, all paid, nice garage, on -
half block from street ear erviot; **-hool
and churches of all denomination* v.ithtn
two or three blocks. Tt»»* owner of this
well built and well located figure has a
larg** family and wax. forced to buy a
larger house end he must move this com
ing week. Possession can be giv*n in
4* hours’ tune. This place is worth f7,Sf«.
Price ha* Just been reduced fo tK.tiO, but
owner will consider any reasonable pri* o
and reasonable terms We will subm.t
any offer in reason. This hin t bunk, it
is a r*-»l proposition, t ali
Payne Investment Co,
Realtors.
537 Omaha National. AT. S9*‘.0
Perrou, WE 0*32. Gibsmv KE. 32-7
Newion. KE 114#.
Beautiful IockwosI Hume
9-room homo in beautiful Lockwood vi
cinity close to Elmwood park: atrirtty
modern, some built-in feature*; floor*
laid old cabin style Price only I6.S40.
Good terms. Atlantic .',$11; Jackson 64fl.
A DANDY 4-room modem heme * »h
garage near 24th and Am-i for 13.750
♦ " A
D E BLVK A CO fau* and m»IJ hom•-«
R*al Estate—\V#^t M
—Brand New Bungalow ~
$5,75®—Terms
FiVE-ROOM. oak finished bunga’o*
built-in features fully cemented ba*e.
meet; let S9xIF>9 w:h pa ng all pad
fine shade tree-; one and one-half block!
to car. A real pick up.
0sb3rne Reaitj Co.
i 530 Peters Trus' B:dg JA ??«:
COZY 5-rooro bungalow <'vThedral dis
trict. extra !-rge r>ak ard era ,!
finish Garage Price t« r.gb: Terrr s
are easy. See It now You'll l»e ea'i*
f;ed Eve. call WA. 17 44 Day- AT. 33*!.
REAL BARGAIN.
For Sale—By owner, one 6-room. modern
bungalow, in Bends Park district, $5.0«\
Fall HA. 9374._
HOMES'! HOMES!’ HOMES!!
We Have Them—o—We Sell Thara
NEBRASKA REALTY CO
Lr-. Ps-tterron Big JA 47>o.
New Home*—>«ur terms. AT. 435®.
Groye-Kibbard Co,
i 3024 CALIFORNIA ST. € -room, modern,
11.099 c=tsh down. Real bargain at pr.r*
I rrejgh 6 01 Bc-e., J A f.2
FIVE-ROOM bungalow, located west; bar
gain AT. iUI__
i FTVE^ROOM bungalow. Located west.
^ArEa>n- AT ***? _
! H. W Vc lard Co. for R«al Sfr-rtce. AT *5*1
Heal Eilat,—Eirhane, .101
WE WILL, submit you a reasonable off*r
in exchange for your land, income or
mdae. Trv us. we probably bara just what
you ars look log for.
BERT L. COOK A CO..
61* Brown Bldg A? 6247.
"LET'S MAKE A TRADE-** _
F* *R exchange—$30.0*0 first mortgage s-»
rured on §0* acres of land. Will take >n
exchange $25 *i©« land or Inrome prot»er
j ty. and $5.0*0 casb. Schwab Bros . 162$
Plymouth. Bldg.. Minneapolis, Minn. \
—rr-r." " \mms==ama>* —a.-- . t.t-- j
Heal E-tat,—Wanted .111!
W# need 1-stintr* badly on mode*-***
' pr-red homes. Phore us aM wr saiese
nan will ca!L Kdw. F Wi Cams Co.,
§05 Omaha Nat. Bnk. YJ.dg. JA 0426
iGRUENIG
1460 Firat Nat’L Back Bldg. JA 1666
’ SEE us first. Need listings, ar.y location.
I 5 to 6 rooms Shopen A Co, Realtors.
| TA 4226 23$ Keelme Bldg __
1 CHAnrYOP NO At SON.
Real Estate. Rentals. Insurance.
]662 City Nat*!. Bk AT. *661.
WE need soma listings. Boyers waiting.
Quick action.
; J U HI ATT CO._AT. 166a.
PAT rash for small home*. coatracts or
second mortgages. AT *!J5.
PRANK C BEST CO 6*2 Securities Bidg
HAVE htiy-rs for good homes. Do you
want to sell yours' Lus: it with C. A.
Qrirame!. Realtor. JA 1615. %
R- E. service l> D Swarsn. AT *212.
1 yV"B<JsTwIck. raa- Estate AT." 1566.
HASTINGS A HETDEN. REALTORS.
Cr*ham Peters Co. sell homes. JA. 6552.
'has F Reiman AT 5!*©~~“Real Fa!*ta.
VWstern Real Estate Co J A. 3*67._
TO sell age VOORHEES "Jfc BVNDT.
Kralfors MS
GLOVER AXP ffklS, R*Sttor¥
C'.ty R-*al Eat at • Specialist*.
I JA ____ _IH* It City \a*. Bank.
. SLATER * CO.. Realtor* _K**l;p* n:&s
H B1 NNKlt • >up K\y R1 \ I n H
We Completely Finance
If you earn a clear lot or can buy
one we will build you a house, ac
cording to your ptans and furnish
a I 'the money. We now have a
number of homes under construction
that we are build t)g for r«.»nle by
this plan, and will be glad to shov
them to you. Our price a and terms
are very reasonable. We invite
vou to call or ph >• e for o< np>*e
information. t'veninr* call Mr.
Herron. KK ('*4*.
Herron Home Building
Company
17UI Douglas St. JA 1040
J. Arthur Chriatse, Mcr.
4 More Days Till The
Big Auction Sale
of 1000 Beautiful Homesites in Homewood
Addition Joining Ralston andLakoma Club
A chant e to buy a Beautiful Homosite mid the stately
trees of Homewood , where you hear the call of the
wild, yet enjoy the conveniences of the city, such as
street cars, paved streets, city water, sewerage and
electric lights.
.Three Days Sale
Friday, Saturday, Monday, May IS, 19, 21
$1,500 in prizes to be given away. Free barbecue
lunch each day Deadline's Famous Colored Band.
National Townsite Company
511 Brown Block, in charge of sale.
James L. Dowd, Auctioneer.