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    Fair Weather
Boon to Winter
Wheat in State
Corn Damaged by Heavy
Rains, U. S. Report Shows—
Spring Grains in Good
Condition.
By Associated Prey*.
Lincoln, June 10.—Winter wheat in
Nebraska has improved under the
stimulus of favorable weather, ac
cording to the June crop report made
public by A. E. Anderson, agricultural
statistician of the bureau of agricul
tural economics of the United States
Department of Agriculture. Much
corn was planted late, the report add
ed, and many fields are weedy and the
evop Is Injured from excessive rains.
All spring grains are in excellent con
dition and the acreage has increased,
especially that of spring wheat and
bailey. Alfalfa, wild hay and pastures
are greatly improved. There was
spotted damage to fruit on trees, but
small fruit is very promising. The
report in full was as follows:
“Winter wheat improved under the
stimulus of very favorable weather.
The present condition of 68 per cent
indicates a crop of 35,972,000 bushels
compared to 57,159,000 bushels last
year, and the five year average of
52.244.000 bushels. The crop is some
what late and very uneven due to
the large percentage of thin stands,
and is weedy in places. Hessian fly
is present to a damaging extent in
the Missouri river counties but not
confined entirely to this area.
“Spring wheat acreage increased
70 per cent due. largely to reseeding
abandoned winter wheat in west cen
tral and south central Nebraska. A
very promising condition of 94 pci
cent is reported for the 400,000 acres
sown and present indications point to
*5.114.000 bushels as compared to 2.
079.000 bushels a year ago. The total
of both spring wheat and winter
wheat Is 41.OSfi.000 bushels against
59.838.000 bushels last year.
Oat t'rop I.ate.
“The acreage of oats has increase^
S per cent, the total being 2,601.000
acres. In general the crop is very
promising, the condition of 92 per
cent Indicates a crop of 78,966,000
bushels, as compared to 56. 106,000
bushels last year and the five year
average of 67.070,000 * bushels. The
crop is a little late due to the back
ward season.
“Barley replaced considerable win
ter wheat, resulting In an inerease of
40 per cent in acreage, and the total
is 339,000 acres. As the condition is
high, being 94 per cent, the forerast
Is 8.604,000 bushels, as compared to
4,356.000 bushels last year.
“Ry# improved and the condition
of 81 per rent promises a production
of t.017.000 bushels. I.ast year the
crop was 2,106,000 bushels.
“The acreage of small grain is 880,
000 acres helow last year, although
the present condition indicates n
larger production of grain. The total
tereage of winter wheat, spring
wheat, oats, rye and barley Is 6,133,
000 acres, as compared to 7,015,000
acres last year. The present indi
cated production is 130.673.000
bushels, as compared to 122,406,000
bushels last year.
Increase in (Wn.
“While the acreage and condition
of corn is not obtained until July 1,
a preliminary survey indicated a sub
stantial Increase, In acreage, parti
cularly In the winter wheat area
Part of the crop was planted late and
was not completed last month. Many
fields are very weedy and there is
more or less Injury to stands, due to
excessive rains. On the other hand
the southwestern'fiuarter of the state
has # reserve of subsoil moisture
which Is one of the most important
factors in satisfactory eorn production
on the increased acreage of th»t sec
tion.
“The prospects for a good vield of
tame hay are splendid. The first
crop of alfalfa Is heavy but harvest
ing has been delayed by rains. Wild
hay is promising and pastures are
' Fruits and vegetables are reported
as follows:. Apples, ‘4 per cent:
peaches. 65 per cent: pears, 73 per
rent; blackberries and raspberries. 80
per - ent; field beans. 90 per rent; cab
bages. 88 per cent; onions, 91 per cent;
melons, 90 per cent; sugar beets, 80
per cent.”
Earthquake in Italy.
By International Nevra Service.
Rome, June 10 — Earthquake shocks
were reported today from Apulia In
southeastern Italy. The population is
greatly alarmed.
Burgess Bedtime
•Stories
h By THORNTON W. HI ROES8.
No on#» Inv** « Bulky f < *.
F'or mir11 ther*'ll b«* * *
— Mother Bf*r.
.
Sulky Llttlest Bear Huns Away.
Llttlest Beni- was the most abuse!
little Bear that ever lived. At least j
that 1» what she thought, or pretend
ed to think. Right down In her heart
she knew better. She knew that she
wasn't abused at all. She knew that
she had simply been punished as she
deserved to he. But spoiled little peo.
pie are quite apt to H>tnk themselves
abused when unexpectedly they are
punished. It was Just so with Llt
tlest Bear. v
So Littlest B«ar sulked and sulked
as she tagged along after Mother
Rear and Brother and Sister. Brother j
and Sister had had a feast of fish,
tfut Llttlest Bear hail hail only the
littlest fish, and that was hardly more
than a. bite.
•‘I hate them! 1 do so, I hate
them!" said Llttlest Bear to herself.
Of course she didn't do anything of
the kind. She was simply trying to
make heraelf think she did. "I’ll go
way off where they will never see
me again, and then I guess they will
be sorry,” she continued. "Yes, sir.
I'll run way, way, way off. I'll run
way, way, way off, where they’ll never
see me again. Probably Mother Bear
will hunt and hunt and hunt, and
she'll wish and wish and wish she
never had treated me so*
Still, Llttlest Bear tagged along he
hind. It was one thing to say that
she would run awny, and quite an
other thing to do It. But she kept
lagging further and further behind.
She tried to make herself hellev*
that Mother Bear was walking too
fast. Mother Bear was walking fast,
but Littlest Bear could have kept up
without any trouble if she had want
ed to. She kept expecting Mother
Bear to wait for her, as Mother Bear
had been in the habit of doing. But
Mother Bear didn't wait. This fact
angered Littlest Bear still more.
''It’s because she doesn't care about
me any more,” grumbled Llttlest
Bear to herself. "She don't care what
becomes of me. If she did. she would
wait for me. I'll run away. I will,
I will.”
Llttlest Bear sat down. Mother
Bear and Brother and Sister were
out of sight. Littlest Bear waited a
few minutes to see if Mother Bear
would come back. Mother Bear
didn't. Llttlest Bear started off In
another direction as fast as her short
legs would take her. She actually
was running away. Yes, sir, she
actually was running away.
Lit I lest Bear waited a few minutes
to see if Mother Bear would come
bark.
She didn't pay any attention to
w here she was going. There was only
one thought in that foolish little head
of hers, and that was to get as far
as she could before Mother Bear
would discover that she was no long
er followng. So she ran and ran and
ran and ran until she was quite out of
breath, and until her short legs fairly
ached.
Then she climbed a tree. Little
Beats always feel safer in a tree.
For that matter, big Bears often
seem to feel safer In a tree. So Lit
tles Bear climbed a tree, where, she
found a comfortable seat in a crotch
and prepared to take a rest. She
didn't intend to go to sleep, but she
did. You know she was still a very
small Bear, and she was very tired.
She was asleep almost before she
had had time to wonder if Mother
Bear had begun to look for her yet.
(Copyright, 13!• 3. by T. W. nurses* )
The next story: "Littlest Bear Is
Lonesome."
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DISTINCTIVE teal urea, rtse demon*trlt ion
at factory. Automatic Sealing Concrate
Burial Vault. Inaiat upon your under
taker Ublr.g no other. Every vau't damp
ed; watch for name In lid. Manufactured
only by the Omaha Concrete Burial Vault
fn, 6210 N 30th St,, Omaha. _,
Card of Thanks. 2
VISIT FOREST LAWN,
North of City Umita.
320 acreH. Perpetual «-are. Offices at
i emetery and 720 Brandeia Theater Bldg.
Florist. <
PEONY bloaaoma. II for doien; 60 va
rtet>« Make aelaction for fall planting
::90'» (Irand Av" . on raved etrecf KK. 3414
LEELARMOir 19th and Douslaa. i
JOHN BATH. 1404 Farnam. JA. 1909.
(. HKXPEHSO.N. 1607 Karnam. JA. 12JA
Flint ral Director* . &
f7 j7stack& co.r
Omaha’s best undertakin* establishment
AMBULANCE
Thirty-third and Farnam.
HEAFEY & HEAFEY.
Undertakera and Kmbalmera.
Phone HA 0246 Offlee 2411 Karnam
(ESTABLISHED SIXCE 1«42. >
Crane Mortuary (X
CONDUCTED BY LADIES ONLY
SIS South 20lh m AT 360 and AT 2490.
LarkinbrothersT
FU N BRAb DIRECTORS. 4413 SO. 24TH
”77~ KORISKO
23d and O 81a. 1250 S 13(h Bt
HULSE & RIEPEN,
Funeral Dlrectnra. 2224 Cumin*. JA. 1224
H. H. Kramer ‘m
Taggart & Son a^lr
John A. Gentleman 3411a,r.yt,iaa>
Hoffmann Ambulance
Dod4* st 24»h Funeral Directors JA. rtOI
CRQSBY-MOORE
“BRAILEY & DORRANO:
t uneral Notice* .®
CONNELL—Daniel .1. 271i* F 13th Ft.
June H a*e :.2 veer" He la aurvlve-t
by hla mother. Mr. Ilonora Can-man. one
brother. Patrick II.: one "later. Mlaa kath
eilne Connell. allM Omaha
Funeral aervlce Monday at 9 0 a. m
from the realdenca to Ft. Patrick, church
at 9 a m Interment S' Marya ceme
tery. For further Information call JA.
39M Hoffman funeral home_
ASH l .mea B . a*e. »« yeari. He la
*urv|ver| by one non. W lllltni D. Atlantic,
I» ft. ur daughter*. Mr*. E.
rinr.lan. la Mre. M D Mace. Mra V. J
Hiii ttKt' .Mlaa Leon* Aah, all or Omaha.
Kmifirfl Monday afternoon from reiidrnr*,
_• *>I«> ('rown Point Avenue, at 2130. Inter
ment Koreat /,»wn .’emetery. Gentla
itian a_wortnary !ii f linage __ __ ^
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r< i.NCKSRinNfl wanted for big relehra
t|on. July I n> Sidney. !a Addreaa Con
• rrlona Committee,
' \ NTKD—rp-to dat« Merry-go-round for
*he fourth of July. Apply to B. W.
; Steam*. t,nji«n, low*, . __ _
Nollres . ®
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l,o»t ami Found . ®
POST—Runrh of key* on South Tenth
etreet. nenr Pierre etreet. fell Mrs. Dun
bnr, llmndel* bunk Rew«rd _
POST —l.*dle* sold watch. Mnno*r*rn
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BUCK PHI—Obion*, loet . veined keepeeks.
Hiieter yellow grepee._rewftrd.1IA. **6S.
Kraortft .9- \
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ifHinn. Ritf« r**»»onahl# i-ulalna. horn*
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and lnar>*»» t our n#w hom». 1110-1112• 111 4 ,
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W A NT hi t To rnako from rnmhmri
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UW
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UA. 11106.
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AUTOMOBILES
Used Car BarfaliiSo
Nash Sedan, good paint, good tires. See
this at $350.06.
Chalmers Six Touring, extra good condi
tion. $250.00.
Ford Coupe. 1921 model. $375 00
Durant. 4-cylinder touring, renewed. $.-5.
Others $50 to J1.000.
Open Always. Terms to Suit.
Andrew Murphy & Son,
Retail Salesroom 1410 Jackson St.
STAR AND DURANT CARS.
Rare Opportunity Truck
14-ton Defiance truck for soma mechanic
who an put an engine together We will
sell this truck with tom down engine Tor
$150 Body or tires alone worth more.
Large pneumatic tires. AT. 0539.
SOME bargains In uied Fords; prompt
delivery of new Fords
M CAFFRET MOTOR CO..
The Hardy Ford Pervlca Station.
16th and Jackaon Sta. At. 7711.
NEW and used Forda. caan or term*.
C E. PAULSON MOTOR CO..
Authorised Ford and Lincoln Dealers.
20th end Ames Ava Ke. 0144
USED parts for all makes of cars. Ford
used parts at half prica. Neb. Auto
Parts. Ja. 4911I
USED CARS THAT CAN BE USED.
NEBRASKA OLD8MOBILE CO..
Howard at l#th. At. 1770
FRED CARS.
O. N. Bonney Motor Co.
20:4 Farnam. _
FOR SALE—Light roadster and five pas
senger touring i-ar d'*rnontable rima and
starter, fail MA. i>02f|_
19 ft Oakland * roadster In good con
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PACKARH -rort madeter. third aeries
See owner. HA. 113?.
F*»RI» ton truck. 191k model, cheap if
gold at once. Walnut 4Q*.'t.
PRA< TJ<’A I.I.T re w Chevrolet Web 0974
HOI I.Y expert auto trimmer 1.. H 24th
Motorcycle*. Bicycle* . 17
HARLEY motor ami aide c*r. electrically
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192n HAltLKY-DAVIDSON with sidecar;
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At-rordian Pleatlne .*1
ACCORDION. 8IDE^ knlf. , boi pl»»l!n«.
covered buttons, all atylaa; hemstitching,
buttonholes. Writs Ideal Button & Pleat
ing Co., 30* Brown Block. Omaha. Nab
Telephone .TA 193S. _____
NEBRASKA PLEATING.
Hemstitching. Covered Buttons. 1*0€
v nd fl - 1 4 1
ftanrinc Aradsmlas . 23
/.EARN to dan«*e for $4 at KEEPS. 1*1*
Farnam. Summer olaeaea Mon , Weil and (
Fri Aaaembly dancing Saturday evening
private ic*aon* by appointment JA. 54.0.
Delerli?* Agfnrlrt . 24
JAMES Allan »/>ete« tivee Expert »**.■ ret!
service, 311-312 Neville Block. AT 1I3C j
RELIABLE Detective Bureau, Hundarland
Ridjr .1A 205* night. KE 3*12.
t.arage Huildera.25
GET our prlcea on complete garagee Mcr
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Moving, Storag* .26
FIDELITY STORAGE A VAN CO.
MOVING TACKING
STORAGE SHIPPING
Household OoodS. Pianos, Office Furniture
11*7-11 HOWARD ST.JA. 02**
EXPERT China, furniture packers, fire
proof storage. Phone JA 1 604 The
Terminal Warenouae Co.. 702 South 10th
St., corner Jon*a. on Vlgdu*1j
ESTIMATE furn on packing., mov. and
•fortng Contracta taken by Job or hour
Globe Van A Storage Co. JA. 433*. AT
0230 Grossman A Hone, owners
Moving—Packing—Storage
Gordon Fireproof Warehouse A Van Co.
219 N. llttl St. Phone JA *0-i2._
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ICth and Leavenworth Hfa. Packing, mov
Irg storage. shipping JA. 41*1
Tainting. Papering .
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your painting. Prl* ee remtnnable. eatl
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«'aaey, AT. 7535._
WE PAINT, hang and repair screens. 2004
Cuming St. AT. 4464
PAPERING, painting, wail paper cleaning,
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Patent Attorney, . 29
J W. MAHT1N Attorn**, Hit
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BOYLES COLLEGE.
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EIOHT to 11 wstkl prepare you for a
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write American College. 1912 Fa mam.
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Help Wanted—Female .44
HOUSEKEEPER: age. 25 to 30; wanted
at once by farmer to take full charge
g»*nerai housework la Danish settlement
Elk Horn. la. State age and wages in
first letter. Write Andrew J. Uhrislansen,
Mai e, law, R. i.
EXPERIENCED maid for cooking and
general housework, family of three. Tele
phone WA. 0982, from 6 to 11 a. m.. or
1 to '» p. m.
COMPETENT maid wanted; general
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Aye. WA. 2918.
GIRL—Whit*. for general housework.
Dundee; nice hoige; references. WA. 1528.
Help Wanted—Male .43
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inserted by responsible people and means
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Y t > |' \ i; MAN STFPY RAW I Downtown
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Raw School. Nominal tuition Knroll
now Hr- He<') > “-7 Omaha Nat Rank.
VV 11.1, pa v hots tuition t hi out
college for doing light Janitor work. Call
AT .77 4.
ATTORN KY to take over bus1n**a in
western city. Addr*»* Y-2133, Omaha
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GIRLS or boy* for waiting on table*. j
Noon hour luncheon. Rogers Con
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ARcnt*. Salesmen . 4*
KErnESENTATIVB.
\V> require the services of a high type
salesman on straight commlultm. on<* who
has confidence in his own sale* ability,
to reprerent ua in th* State of Nebraska,
• ailing on con tractors, architect*, hard
ware. plumbing gnd tile trade, with our
meritorious hne of bathroom accessories
nationally known as Sno-Wite
AMBRK AN ENAMELED PRODUCTS CO
31st 4k Indiana Ave . Chicago.
SAf.ES MEN—A HIGH GRADE M A NIT
FA CTU RING TERRITORY IN NEBRAS
KA WITH OMAHA AS IfRADQUARTERS
FOR A It Dill GRADE SPECIALTY
SALESMAN ONE WITH CAR PRE
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SOON AS SATISFACTORY ARRANGE
MENTS ARE COMPLETED ADDRESS
H r BOWSER A mMPANT. 1103 DAV
IDHON B1 1LIHNG, KANSAS CITY. MO.
SALESMEN calling house to house Doea
«•• per • *»nt • •mml«Mon look good to
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W A NT ED— city Mlsimen. preferably (
men who have culled from house to
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possibilities to the man with egreptlnnal
ability that can earn |2d a day This
is something absolutely new but not un
heurd of Call 4 22 Arthur Bldg_
LARGE shirt manufacturer wants agents j
to »cll mmplfte lint of shlrta direct to j
wenrer E*'luaive patterns Hlg values.
Ft.c samples Madiann Mills. BOJ Broad
way. New York.
KMN wanted; wide awake clean cut men
over 2’> years of age for pleasant and
profitable nu* floor work Mperlenes
unnecessary. Pay every Saturday. Call
214 H 2b and ask for Mr. Priest.
sihinllnn* W.mti-d—Frmaln .4fi
PI.AIN sewing end children's eewlng
wanted, satisfaction guaranteed Mn t !
E Peck. 4^24 Parker St.
Cn| i.I GF. man wanted as Sal
si v f'»u per week 2d floor It! 14 Ifnrney, !
7 p m. Monday. .lun# 11._1
1*1.B washing and Ironing, guar ; try
us first Anna Gillespie. JA. 69M.
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lliminran Oppnrttint!leg .50
TTTTTi ii k m 1; i >y mancfacrrniNo
plant for Bale. located northweat Iowa,
ret n bllahed h yeara. A well advertlaed.
good going bnelneKi Can be bought at
<i bargain Colonial Chemical Co. Hock
Rapid*, la
F‘ >R SAT.K— One Automatic bookkeeping
■ aah leglaier machine price $4^« elec
mini* counter « area and one Ntimpaon
computing acaleg; price $119 See or
i mnn M»i • •' Hawn Km
IIARUWARi: Clean ato. k <>etab1t»h*d
1471, etoek ehout $7,090; building $3,190.
we are going to well; If you want e good
buaineaa come at once J W. Ilnillingn.
Lou tabu rg, Kan ___
FOR SALK — Ooneral merchnndiaa afore
tn email Platte Co town l>oltta a < a«h
boat nee* stork and flgturca, will invoice
about $3,609 IN III redur a to auit buyer.
caeh deal. V I33f>. (Mnaha Pee
UKI.ICATKFSKM afore'for
(I A RACK for a*le 40th a
good huilneea. fully equipped with tooia
and parta $660. ('all HA 279* or WA
*91 6.
FOR SALK—On* of Omnha'e heat down
lowu r**«tnurante Prim lU.bnn. one third
down. t»al frrna. A Neegale. 1*17 Leav
enworth St
.H)|i print ahop, good buaineaa; large
■took, nreee. paper .u»tcr, hinder motor
*0 kino* tvp( elc ; eeii cheap for • a»b
i Minn
' f
relebraHon at Fort Calhoun N»d» Write
C F Rerae, cholrrmn Fort (‘alhouu
It A It It b. It SHOP for aalc. -j .hat? *hnp.
good bUilnCaa. cheap If l ken anon \V It
flu el I, Ml Ayr, la
FOR SALB-—Piet?ire ahow In live
redo town Mhtiel A Vogt Hurllngton,
Colo.
• iAIUUK buaineaa for aale leaving rlty,
$ .I IM? 4 4X6 Hodge \V A 6.6 4 or AT AW f t
FOR SALIC— Rooming houae. modem but
heal* 12 room*, bargalu. A1A 1109.
_FINANCIAL_
Business Opportunities .50
WANTED
Men who would like td get Into the
$5,000 to $10 000 class to nrt as Distrib.
utors for Farm*!*' trie I.ight A: Tower
Plants "The Ford Parts Plant."
Farmelectrio i* built In several sizes;
every Ford Service Station is a Farm
electric Service Station: all wearing parts
ar«* Ford Part*. Lxide batteries are stand
ard equipment.
In the four or five counties near you
5.000 light and power plant* will be
soid In the next In years and if you and
salesmen under you can sell only 100
per jear among all these prospects, your
income will be $5,000 a year.
"THE FARM ELECTRIC MAN'
must be ambitious to succeed able to meet
men and make friends, able to handle
a small sale* force and have the small
amount of capital needed to organize his
territory.
If you have these qualifications, write
u* what you have been doing, why you
think you are the man to make this
money and the counties you would like
to .ontro! and we will wire you where
to meet our field representative.
Farmelectrlc Light A Power,
aioux City, la.
FOR SALE—Rest on* man hardware bus
iness in central Nebraska, in live town of
500 population, with open territory in
every direction from 12 to 14 miles. Good
brick building and clean stock. Deal can
b<- handled with $.'..000 cash. Positively
no trades. Don’t Write unless you have
' the cash Addf** Y-232... Omaha rice.
RESTAURANT, hading place, good N*b
town. splendidly equipped, doing $H0
daily, worth $3,500. priced for quick sale,
$j 2oo take good car part payment. Some
terms. Lewis A Co, 51H Omaha Loan
Bldg.______—
FI KN1TI HE and UNDERTAKING. . in
thriving Iowa town. 3 banks. 5 general
st-.re* Furniture business 19-- $20,000
can give posh'•«*■*ion at on* e or Aug 15th.
\\ ill require investment of $10,000. Bank
credit to responsible party. Address
Y-2323 omaha Bee_ _,
Investment* . 51
WILL HI Y CHATTEL NUGITGAGES
and judgments for cash send
details TO BOX Y-2332. OMAHA BEK.
REE
CASH paid for 2d mortgages on Omaha
property F.‘ C Horace* A Co., $40 1st
Nat l Bank Bldg AT. 3531.
FIRST and second teal estate mortgages
and contra- ta bought Mr. Larson, 104
North 13th St . ground floor
t/oans on Rea] palate . 52
EV» AND MONET.
Loans on Omaha Improved property at
lowest rates
FRANK K. BINDER
»22 City Nat.JA 28(1.
WANTED to loan. It 00.000 In or near
Omaha, In sum* of 11.000 to 110.(09.
F. D. WI1AD * D. H BOWMAN.
310 S l*th St ■ We»(l Bldg. AT. tllSI.
MONEt to loan on farms and Omaha
real ealate. MYERS A KAINBOLT CO..
424 Omaha Nat Rink BUlg. JA 0740
SIX par cent loans on Omaha raaldencea.
Cash on hand Prompt service. K. H.
Lougee. Inc.. 81* Keellne Bldg
OMAHA Hi V KS—EAST NEB FAI4M8
O'KEEFE REAL F.STATF. CO.
1018 On. Nat Bk. Bldg JA 2Tle
FARM LOANS.
Large or amall. Weet Neh tarma. ranches
Kjoke Inveetment Co., 848 Cm. Nat. Bk
f.OW rata on city property; quickly
closed. No monthly payments. JA- 1521
W. T GRAHAM
STRAIGHT 8 year loans. 8 per cant
AMOS GRANT CO.
201 S. 18th. Arthur Bldg. AT 1280.
SECOND mortgagee or eortrecte pur.
chased by Tukey Company. (20 lat Nat'l
Bk. JA- 4221.
t WILL buy mortgagee and contract;
t'orkln. 948 Omaha Nat- Bldg - Omaha. Neh
6'q AND « PEER CENT—NO DELAY
GARVIN BROS, 144 On. Nat'l Bldg,
Money to Loan .5S
YOU want money
DON'T PAY HIGH RATES
Wa loan any amount up to 1600 at tba
Icwart rates Can he repaid In easy
monthly payment# to suit convenience.
We ara licensed end bonded and have i
been In business over 10 years, therefore
you ere sure of a quick, confidential and
■quara deal.
OMAHA LOAN COMPANY
SO* Karhach Rlk. Telephone Ja, 2299
Southeast Corner 16th end Douglas sta
DIAMOND tn*ne at low ratea Rualneaa
strictly confidential.
DIAMOND LOAN CO.
Est 1444 1614 Dodge. JA. i(19
MONET to loan an automobllea WE
64(3 or HA 0924
LIVE STOCK,_i
jlhign. Cats, Itird*, IVt*. 55
I MALE Srotrh colli# pupi f«r •*»•. H
i*«rh Sable *n«i whit* <J*o Oowm, |
North Loup. Neb.
HATeF OH°'VN coat. $2. «!»« r»bblf. II.SO.
1706 H 32rt.
FOX terrier puppies for Telephone*
KK 3»3t _ _
_ MERCHANDISE _
Building Material . 59
CONCRETK BLOCKS—Tha only water
Froof roncffl* block In Omaha Rea ua
nr *at imatm, • we ran aave you money.
IHamond Concrete Product* Co. 42d and
Pa i ker k»e ! W A * ' . t
< luthinc anil Kura . 66
rULl. HRICRS auit, and Tuiado. fnr rani
JA. 313a. till N l fit b Rtraat J r«ldman.
Ilnlmi'linlil Omni. .63
1TRNITUHK AT AIKTION
This Afternoon and Tomorrow Night.
hOWDS A POTION HOPS®
I'd: \ ' • ...
nearly new. t* Write Mr*. J. T. Bruce,
Verdtgre, Neb. _■"
LXPLHT ee win k machine repairing.
NICKELS,
1Rfh and Barney. AT. 4141.
(INK Hooaler kitchen cabinet, practically
n*« Call AT 7237.
►"OH SALK- Ifnnater Kitchen cabinet, al
moe« new (’all AT itat.
Mloll UFIAOK piano. pra> new, 1171.
ItrirKiln Automatic wneela K K. 1*94.
BREAKFAST art. rug* tr t« atove. table.
Call dev a only 311 *1 F.ttimet_
p7 |<NITf |t L~ LiTTae leal hrr rocker. « hIf
fon*ei carpet *w**per WR 1446
Cl AW t >ijr-burner. 94; aleo f-iini
turn HA. 3494 _
LINING *et Ahnoat new. cheap. golden
oak MA 094 __
DINING and library table and two chalra.
MA 1420
.JfiwHry mnl Walrlim .64
DIAMOND*
Wo pojr tho boot prints with prtvtl#g# to
buy hack at small profit. ttllOHS .1KW.
I l.RY CO . Omaha. Nob.. 402 N. Mlh Ht
fflophono JA 4044
MMOanOMBOBBMMOMPOMBIOaiHOOnni
Marhlnrrjr ami Tool. . (IS
II' you hove an olil gaaotln# *111110# by
nil m#an# 1 Imnar* It fur o Witt# b»»< aua*»
»h* nrlf # of * .‘l-hoi## if only $49 W itt#
Kn*in» Work#, 1101 r.t«i#rn Avr, Kmana
Mo
Nlim't'limiMMiH 66
I lUKJtATnHM f * * r T#sMrnc#a*l im
*•*«> stor#a #»u| !*,##» morkrtN rarrt*n lo
■1 k Mrfiay Hr fn«* i.»t«»r Co, <tof S
Uth Ht . AT TIM
HKKI» baby ini', almost new, imunnbit.
WA 7114
>" ’ ’ • • (or ofit. Wo dtUrtr all
ovtr tho *4^’.
MERCHANDISE
Muxirsl Instruments .6i
TRADE your used piano on a new playef
piano. Balance as low as $10 per month.
A HOSPB CO.. 1613 Doug is s.
VICTROLA records. Caruso Red Seal.
. bean. Tel KE __443ft __
Store and Office ISijuTpment .70
WE BUY. sell safe, make deska. show
f'asea, etc. Omaha Fixture & Supply Co,
s w. corner 11th and Douglas. JA. 2724.
GUARANTEED tyewriters. $7 f»0 and up.
R M. Shlaes Co.. 21A N. Sixteenth St.
Swap Column ..72
320ACRR farm well improved $30 P**r
acre Good water, good buildings, 100
a< re farm land, balance hay and pasture.
Trade for small farm or what have you?
8-317. Omaha Bee.
FOR Trade—Have home and good paying
business property to trade for apartment
hous. or brick garage Address 8-332,
1 ■ t• ■ ,t hit Bee.
PRINTING press. ^ x 1romoletg with
everything, with s*\**n different styles
of type; will trad** for car or anything
Address B* x 30$. Fairmont, N**b.
A0 ACRE Utah land, clear, worth $30.
Will sa< rifle# or trade, latest model Cedil
la* or like clais car S-243. OrnAha
Be**
WILL trade Jordan brougham, excellent
• ondition, part payment on g**od lot. or
3 <»r A-room "bungalow Address S-24A.
Th- Omaha Bee.
TRAVEL: What have you to trade for
my bueinaaa? You must travel and will
h**^ i he * ountry and make money. 8-249.
Omaha Bee.
MODERN home, fine location Omaha,
and large well located and improved farm
to exchange for Omaha income. Addreas
S-2'4, Omaha B»c
I NEED a smaller tar for my business
and will give you a good trade on my
A-passenger. Address 8-261. Omaha Bee
HAVE Ford sedan, like new Will trade
for open *ar in good shape Address S-2s€.
iHnaha Bee
$3.00ft EQUITY and *-room modern home
for store or "tore building Addresa S
JAS. Omaha Bee
$1,000 STOCK of new m~r< handles to *x
hange for wtim ha»e >*»u.* 44. Omaha
Bee__
THREE 5-room house* on one lot, 4th end
Walnut, *4 500, for what have you? 8-21*.
Omaha Bee ^^_ !
I*. « EQUITY. 11-foot improvrd corner, j
Mlnne Lusa, payment, bungalow What
have you? S-342. Omaha Be*
BRUNSWICK pool table, home » rr for
Vi- trola or household good*. Address
S- .50. (>maha B**
UNIMPROVED, irrigated acres in Kan
Lula Valley. Colo, incumbrance ft.590
What have you' S-2t>3. Omaha Bee
Pl'RE-HRED Buff Orpington yearling
value If., fn- h^n* or what have you?
Address 8-24>. Omaha Bee
ENCLOSED Franklin sedan coat $4 *0«.
will ake good re*'dence lot or what have
> -j 'i A Idi e *•* K 42. ' 'maha Ttee
SQUARE dining room table and mando
lin trade for man a wat< h or spring
w.igf.n >,r cash Address K 252. Omaha Bee
.VO. 8 !„. C. Smith typewriter for auto
tir*r. ..*4 or traveling hag. Address
3-253, Omaha Bee.
WILL trad# white wood enamel baby
nrib and push cart for larger site child a
bed 8-281. Omaha Be*
WILL trade east front Kdgewood lot.
part payment on 5 or 8-roorn bungalow In
good io alit) S. 2 4 7. «>maha 1W.
FINE tenor saxophone, silver, gold bell,
trade for P fiat alto, or what have you*
Addiesa 8-235, Omaha Pee
One ltl* Dodfe Tour.ng body la good
shaoa for what bava you? 8 341. Omaha
Dee.
WILL trade 1#17 Ford roadster for vir
trola or what have you. Address 8-223,
Omaha Be#
CHALMERS touring a real hargn.n at
#25n, or would trade on *mall car HA.
185fl Write 3514 Dodge St
320 ACRES of good Dakota land ft milea
from town, 110 acre* under plow to trad*
or ». :i 8 .14 3. omsha lie* _
1' II. 1. trade four burn**r oil stove. in good
condition for aaa atova with top oven.
Address 8-210. Omaha Bee
ALL OVERHAULED r.tw battery to trade
for email car anv make Addtesa 8-347
Omaha Be**
WILL trade two lota. *7r h and Pratt, for
ue*-d car and acme caeh 8 24ft. Omaha
Bee
13 LOTS In earn* Mock and half. & 1 at and
Pacific, for houae close in. 8 564. Omaha
Bee.
WILL swag> Nash 8lx roadster for first
payment on small bungalow 8-214. Oma
ha Be*
ft.40 Hudson tar g - >d rendition. I qw*ned
car from new. Wbat have you of equal
value* Address 8-2*4 Omaha H**
FINK trackage. 13th and Corby. 44x315.
for house rlose m 8-501. Omshi B*e
GARDEN tool* for motor camp equip
ment. 8-266. Omaha B**
i naaaenaer car clear .lot and caeh for 7
ta-senger rir Address S-344. Omaha Bee.
l.ARGF lot 60x30% for equity In houae Ad
■h>'M 8 7 4ft I'tunhs B*A
MODERN |ot. 52x147. for fi-room mod
*rn home. Addreaa 8-316. Omaha Be*.
WILL swap Angora goat for what have
v i'u Address 8-343. Omaha Bee
BUICK. light ft. will sell or trada for
lighter cy 8 367. Onuhs Bee
RACK horss t.< sell or trada for car or
Ford tru ly 11 A* 62d ?t
RM houae fuM lot all clear, for $7Ao
i .on' h.»u*. Addr. -* S 211. Omaha Be*
WILL trade Appetann 6 for a Chalmers or
Rutck Address 8 .’44 Omaha Ree
WILL trade .$15® phonograph for Ford
car Address 8-345. Omaha Be*
BQl’ITY In choice acre in Weal L district
for good touring car 8 ?6A
PIANO for >d Ford sr 8 3«*. Omaha
Bea
Wanfrd to Biij . “S
WANTED—Rabbit* for laboratory work
Hi edmtr not essential Must be healthy.
S'ate number and prl**# Address p O.
Hot T*7. Fort Dodge la
I ‘ VN K S TrSKA DESKS
New desks used desk* bought, anld and
traded J C Heed. 1J97 Farr am AT. 4149
WANTKR—Shetland pony cart or carryall
t'all Charles Re*** Jewel Shop AT 4o?a
_RENTAL__
*pfs.. Flifi. Ktirnlshrd .74
THIRTY NINTH ST . 4Id V — Elsinore
Furnished apartment, one block from Far
n«m tar f.ara* shady awn Attract ne.
• airy apartment* ftn and 1!A
m 4 _
wo rooms furnished apartment and one
sleeping room for rent. No childen 1912
**t WK. 2911.
T WK NT Y FIFTH A V F TTo fT ~ N^Tf v
furnished apt. Ideal for summer. AT
7 i»*|»
TWO and 2 room apartmenta 140 to 91'
Accommodation* for four Hrown apart
menta. R«»4 No 21at St AT 7449
jl-AHOR room. kitchenette; deairehle,
a*1 u11* . furntahed i. '
HDNTKR INN. AT 99*9— S4!h and Dodge
St* Home for traveling man and wife
Two or .1 room furnished apt everything
| furnished on rar Hue JA 4|I4
F«'Tt PENT - Weil furnished apartment
with private bath *1* N 40th St
HflTE of tw > front room*, on bath room
floor AT 7 8*2
•* ROOM apartment furnished Private
residence Reasonable AT 4929
\pt«., I tiftirnlalicri .7*1
ONI apt In th-* Woodland. 40* South
Hat S? . HA 2949
POUR-ROOM modern apertmente. |owl
lent. U. T. btvbbiug. 1914 CtUctftf 8U
_RENTAL_
Apts., Hats, I nfiirvr.alird .75
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o A FINE APT FOR SUMMER O
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O Having 4 large, airy rooms and O
O screened sleeping porch with ?wn- O
O ingt. very - < nveniant loii.ion, O
O 216 No 23rd tit O
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O PETERS TRUST COMPA N V. O ,
O "Where Omaha Rents " O
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O AT. 0544. 17th and Farnam ts O
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TURNER COURT
In one of Omaha's moat dealrable real
denttal distric ts, available at once Boule
vard or front exposure: built-in features
two beds; 3 rooms. 5-room a* commoda
tlons. From 155 to >70. Janitor. HA
6596.
O. M. HAUSER. MGR
3102 podge St,HA. 7140
THE AUSTIN, 36th and Davenpor- Sev
eral dealrable “Iposures Available now
An arrangement <<f four rooms you wili
like Prl'e* >6 0 0t» to $*5.00. Furnished.
tlOS.OO and >110.00, Let us show you.
JA 1|0S. Drake Rent* 1 Ag r->
3 22 NO. 21 ST ST.
FOUR large, alry-room apartment, strict
ly modern, with high and sightly sur
roundings. walking distance, will rent
reasonable to a couple without children
APARTMENTS AND FLATS— >35 to «7o^
W. J. PALMER CO
REAL ESTATE management.
AT. *160. Keellne B’dg
APT of four Urge cool rooms modern
►econd floor Just decorated. This bears
inspect Ion 1311 N 2‘th A.e AT 7 931.
MILLER Park D.st. — KF1 2450 Jn th*
Rhoda 1 cool, airy apt, east front porch;
firat class.
MODERN 6-room Apt . hot and cold
water. Unitor service; private entrance.
HA 6262.__
FOR ONE OP
DRAKES 1000 APARTMENTS
Call Jackson 2506
PETERS TRUST COMPANY
WHERE OMAHA RENTS."
AT 0544. 17th and Farnam Sta
LONGFELLOW. 2215 Howard Splendid
new ’hree-raom a!! modern apartments
Walking distance See Janitor.
4327 S * 2D ST —7-room fist furnished
or unfurnished. Call MA. 1931.
*,*•1 PARK AYE—Modern 7-room flat.
Call MA. 1931.
Houses. Furnished .78
WA £4 32 <TKI,| — 5 room bungalow, very
nicely furnUh'-d. including Baby Grand
piano June 15 to January 1
LEAVING city: grill rent 5-room house to
party buying furniture, garden. fruit,
' hickens and piire MA 2 44«
ON FLORENCE P'.VP -Mod^n « rrom
house, fruit, garden, shade, garage. KE
1213
5 RM cottage. July 1 to Fer' 1 155 Ref
rep 5114 No 2Mh Avc. KK 643"
267 N 23D—4-room r.odern house, piano,
rooms rented JA. 3254.
Office* and Store* .80
FUR RENT
Thre# new s*r.'e hu. i!nr> that are about
',ompI*!« n Benson and one at'SOth and
Military.
FRED A BAILEY.
«*1> MilitaryWA 43*4
FOR RENT—DESIRABLE SUITE
OF OFFICES. ALSO SEVERAL
SMALL OFFICES APPLY ROOM
40- FIRST NATL BANK BLDG
FINE room f»r denne* or hhvslclan to
ehsr# with opt onset rie- wonderful oppor
fun . Omaha e best office bvlldiftf.
W-1Sf. Omaha Bee
FOR RENT—Until October 1st ..fft r«
and <*mall war*huos«* apace in Trimble
Ru’ldtna. Oniah.i Apply Ruwart Menu
fa Mi- ~r t> Jeffereon City. M«'
LARGE offs- * foe rent reaaonab'e. rood
location. Call AT 7IS0
STORE for ren* North 24th Ft F^r
information call WE 1443
Room and Board .81
HA R 432^ <Te|")—Bofcrd and rrn for
couple employed, close in, private home.
I* no
LARGE nicely furr S K room break
fee' if desired «2« North 41»t WA. ft131.
LARGE furr front room modern, first
floor board if desired. AT. fcSGtV
AT 2127—Two working girl*. room, board
and laundry done f* week
WELL furnished room pr nt# family
Gentleman preferred >■ T1 * N 3<»th
H'W»M and board Gentlemen preferred
Home rooking private famil} JA &*».«
Room*, Ftirfmhrd .&2
TWENTIETH St *«'* S at Loavanworth
Lorga Itiiurnu*Iv furntahcd parlor hrd .
ronma in paia?;*l P room hfu#* S min
walk from »*Sty hail garaga braakfaa:
optional, boaut ful iround# and «ur
roundina* Idaal aummar horn* for J or
nm*a voting man or buatnon* toupia
3003 DODGE 8? 1 art* room aouth and i
aa»t a*p***ura. tw,n bada and dr**»xar
good neighborhood privit* family HA.
4144
H OTE L S A N FOR P— 1 »t h and Farna m
HOTEL H F.NSHA W—Iltb ard Karnam.
SroclaJ rataa to rarmarent guaata
BEAlTXFtTL room. furn «had In wal
nut: prtvata family g*ntlam*n ptafarrad
wa h:%:
PARKE AVI' 3! ! Two henui 'ill adjoin
ing front room* for two • • hro* gent la
man homo privilege# H.\ :*?•
?!N London Pour? \ calv furn ahad
room, nawlj doc ora tod T»!l .lA *1»!
KARNAM »M1- Sleeping u.a *:nglo .
and doubla for gantlaman HA m.<'.
TWO nit a room® <»na aouth room prjvato
bath Talaphona HA 1*7
IV A JOIft—Haalful god . .ml r• >nm for
aummar for t ot : I'rmii* horn*
HAN’t'ROFT ST. * 1L -l.ovaD furm*hod
room and garage fall AT 0345
LARGE a> uth front room, nowlr dooo
ratod, brb k flat l*Jo Capitol A\#
ROOM to rant to raliahla girl In oxchftngo
for work ;.*rr' Lincoln bou’oxard
M F7. 33 31 — Idaal room a for aummar.
gtinllamnn praf . braakfwat. 1 hlk t4> car
WANTED—Girl tit ahara large furniahed
room, i loac to M p« - n o tT U3t
W v 1 1 Wall fu ah ad ft \ •
homo Gantlaman prafarrad
MODERN tin pvt hom* >:« S Ava
sr MAIMS, Xltt—Furniahod i
Room*. InniitiUtiirt x:i
TWO larg* room* oloan a»d newly doe- ■
•ratad To* South 14 AT 3403
Room* for Hoiisi'Kropinp ... HI
THK LANIXlN Mt No 34th S Hoorn*
f\irnf»h*4 pnn»pt*t#. h-n«okr#p>n* or
•l#*plna tlnef rint* (< tph • Inuatry
rr|vii»g*. II to up
Two l*rg#, ntwly ilo. or*to«1 light hou##
hoping room*. mmlrtn ftaturo*. Alto
•looping room*. If.so « ««*rk \v k j;*s
NT im Th rr n , r 1# t~g# linht
hou**kr#ptng room* modern. «»\#r\thing
• <1 w A
1.IUHT Hhknt *nd n>-r'n« room* for
Uiltr* or m«rrin«1 coiioVr Ntuil.-nt* or
rinpiiX»«1 pirf«iro.| \\ »•' SJfT
I I * ASK \ «ri - AT>
Futni*hr<A room* |i» * weru WF IJfl?,
Mnpir
tiTThtv ) iknr~ \\~ r?i so v*t
room#, 14 to f l.*umh v V't vllrgr* IIA
s t i a
FARNAM 3JI* — J rn not run"
ntsg w#tr 4
o\ r. t«*.- or Ihrrr ro " * fwn *h-t or
unfumlahr.l W K. AM? 311 * '
3 Nli'K h«#*m*nt light h»Kg »m* i front
b*drocma 31* North Itth
DOlHiV. llio—11 mkly.i Ait0.1 aook
KLAL t.3 1 Alt_
Rval Estate Arreage.
Full HAI.K— S.n'l your . hllilr.n 'o coll*,*
and run a mial! • —tabilsh^d dairy, eight
room modern horn** and acreage lolning
foilege in Nebraska's beat h'-me city ih;»
snap will not last long Wilts owner for
£a Ml mi la rs Box 1**. (fastings. Neb
Karins and Ranches.M
Neb < hon e lM.i mprov'd farm. 1 1-1
m!»* of Fa: fed. Neb. none bet -
ter all level good terms, interest. 4 I>er
cent.
> LAR.VmN. DWMiP. t’iarKS. Neb
COLORADO.
Little mountain ca‘?j# ranch and truck
farm i»o miles from railroad town,
plenty “f range Has handled 100 head.
a bud a nt nater fee timber for building;
five ■ (ion hou:-e 1,-rn for #, horses S')
- • «*■*• . • *! ■ adapted for oa»s.
- ^ior*, iwv'in*ain h»ad :ettu»e and o'h*r
n
and i . jilenn. nta included, beau'iful pic
*u• * • iue In inn good fishing. one mile,
an give pr-«*e*iiion now Pries 12.6*11,
part • ash a miles from Idaho Spr-.r.gs.
M M. Hill. Idaho Springs. Colorado
For SALK—H farms *.'•stern South Da
9*, . HrTf-y *06 und»r cultivation. *4
. a:f% f- 7-roo:ii house with fur
i» *- * - i a epian wa»c-r; fine barn. g^*n
ary; 19* 9*>I acres, 500 under cultivation;
i *< u- ■*■■■ alfalfa, good buildings. 150 12f
avres. HO under •uitivstion. small build
ings. $5* W .. ept some trsde. Owner,
addre** 4*$ Central Trust building. Rock
island, ! ■
I Aits for Sale . 91
WILL build to your order on our beautl
' j! lot s In Edge wood; very May term*
Phone Atlantic 3540.
DUNDEE BUILDING SITSS.
GEORGE A CO.
AT 3024.
FLORENCE FIELD
WILT. SOON BE OPEN.
_>• W MARTIN * CO
Real Estate—Council Bluffs .94
FOR SALK—Seven-room modern h«ue»,
12 lot* Mu*t be sold within 39 dart;
15.200 322* Avnuue G. Council Blurfa.
Telephone Red 4S33
Real Estate—Dundee .95
TWO Dundee homes, each • room*. 2.car
garages S?.»G0; 37,150 respectively. Burt
C Fowler Co. JA. 1423.
WEFT Farr.am horn# at a bargain. Owner
>avlng ri'y. F*hone HA. 3730
R«al Estate—Florence . M
NETHAWAT, ‘bom* agent" specialist la
north er.d property (wh'tea only). K.E. lift.
Real Estate—Miscellaneous .97
B'st Buy In Omaha.
" room n; -dern Bungalcw. 34.303. 3313
N .-rh Av* KE 44G*
HOME3 for workingmen. Four room*
partly modern, full lot. easy terms 11.233.
Have others. Stewart. Ralston 13-W.
LET Campbell i gure your r.ew home.
P. sht mater:* *. workmanship and price*.
T K +- re at *M»
R f . n < w. « d a n d y: bat 11
by flwnc Mr Allen. AT. 1534
ALFRED THOMAS * Son Co.. Realtor*
Real Estate—North .98
Kcantze Park Bargain
Pv owner. 1491 Spencer Sf Eight-room
bouse a modern hardwood f.->ora and
fin’*h F _r -*rg* sleeping room* up
stairs and hath fin'ahed in er.eme’;
screened porch large corner lot, pleat?
ahade sh-uhberjr and flower* Fine iaww
garage for two r*r* Wnl eell fumiahed
or unfurmaheJ Leaiirg city WEB H>7.:
D E BCt'K a CO bur and *ell ho mew.
3TI No 41 at S- Ifl-rm Bar AT «J»I
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Real Estate South .99
MAKE HASTE—Owner going to Europe.
Hurt aelt .3 a few days A good i
'■oom house, modem A -1 c ondition. Lots
of fru t garden and chickens COMB
OCT ANT SEE 8?M GOLD
Tf-!' A Teaar are-ia.i»e in S Sid* home*.
Real Estate—West ..1*6
New Brick Bunfalsv
NEAR TECH HIGH HARNET CAR.
TATES SCHOOL
. - • me
•; a end "led hath a.I r<n ’he on#
? r fmepla « book a*** *unrocm ape.
vial f r<*h large attic, all floored, full
segment. laundry, extra toilet, etc . dou*
garage a wonderful home Call
Osborne Realty Co.
_L er» Tr.;ef B igJA IMt
N Ji ' - *a—yojr terms AT. 4»Ji*
Grave-Sibbarfl Co.
ftcCagns Investment Co.,
R**a ♦ r* Sat- afactory ear*see for 49 rea-s.
* .4 CALIFORNIA ST. * room, moderiv
fl < * c »h down Real bargain at prtca
asked Creigh. <91 Bee. JA. 01M.
M W Vc land Co for Real Service. AT. tilt
Re*I Estate—Exchange .lfll
WE WILL submit you a reasonable offs*
so exchange for >our land tncoma or
mdae Try u» we probably bar# Juat wfcal
you are Nuking for
BERT L COOK A CO .
M* Brown Bldg AT tJIT.
"T t'T S H AKE A TRADE *
v MU? Ch i.n ranch I a rea well
-ni> .'ved i room house, brooder ar.d
Ming h "is. « fr i t With a’l equipment.
' ’\ « laying her" 1 <'♦9 *prir r
K * • s Rhod. I-‘and Red* ni ght
v'
Wrt^ B.-x 11 Sprague Neb _
B *■' ha«ee a i P«'' acre atc- V ran4-!*
f,M 0;«*ha rrorerty. Jf-9 a. re# irrigated:
mi* tt» font of hay frrat * *a» imtnn*#
nta on Ye >w»tone Tra T P.
Mulvih ll. Columbus. Mont.
M;\fS of li« n near Omaha- trad*
■ ahx proper?* or good pacing business.
' * N 14th St
Rnnl Flint*-—Wnntrd .102
WANT t« homr frony owner ha»'r»g firm
f. - *,'* , Al»r« ir.1 )o«r#at
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<* to » ror*tr* Khepo* A Co. Rea’tom.
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