Nebraska Newspapers

    Horse, Mule Sale
to Be Conducted
at Omaha Yards
Western Animals to Supply
Orders in Eastern and
Southern States,, Iowa
and Nebraska.
Old Dobbin and the mule will stage
a comeback, according to Manager I.
Gallup of the Gallup Horse and
Mule company of South Omaha.
The horse barn at the Union stock
yards will be a center of interest July
17 and 18, when a horse and mule
sale will be launched by the Gallup
company. It Is expected there will
be 500 head of horses and 200 head
ol' mules on hand at the opening sale,
sent from Oregon, Idaho, Nevada,
Colorado and other western states.
Col. I. C. Gallup, general manager
ot the company, and James Aitkin of
the horse department returned last
week from a trip by automobilo to
llapld City, S. D., via the Sand Hills
country, taking in Chadron, Valep
tine. Hot Springs, Belle Fourche.
Pierre, S. D. They returned home
by the way of Lake Andes, Yankton
and Vermillion. S. D.
‘‘Crop conditions are the best I
have ever seen in the places we visit
ed since I have been making the
rounds of those localities in the past
30 years,” said Colonel Gallup. "The
corn looks especially good around
Yankton and the oats and wheat are
in the best of condition.”
Representatives of the company re
cently returned from Ohio, Pennsyl
vania, New York, New Jersey and
southern states with the information
that there is an excellent outlet in
those states for horses and mules.
Local buyers have several orders
from those sections which will be
^•"•iled at the sales to he held in
Omaha. A large number of orders
have been received for horses and
mules in Iowa and Nebraska.
James Aitken and Thomas Thomp
son have charge of the horse depart
ment of the Gallup company. James
JVado Is in charge of the mule de
partment, George R. Dimmitt is book
keeper and William Maxwell of Des
Moines, la., will be auctioneer. After
the opening sale July 17, sales will
be held July ‘31 and August 1, August
1 l and |5. August 28 and 29, Septem
1 her 11 and 12, September 25 and 28,
October 9 and 10, October 23 and 2-t, j
November 6 and 7. and November 20 |
and 21.
The horse barn at the stockyards
lias a opacity of 2,500 head of horses
and mules and pen room with stalls
for 816 head. The barn is said to be
cne of the most sanitary and best
lighted barns in the west. Colonel j
Gallup expressed the opinion that 1
there would be at least 10.0UO horses i
and mules handled by the company
during the sales.
j • I:
Omaha Produce
Omaha. July 7^
/ BUTTER
*Vev»*uervX-I o.-mi ui . ng rc|*« »n rets ‘
#»rs: Extra*. 40r . extra*, in 60-lb. tub*.
:j: ; s'anda nls. 39c; /ii M*. 37c.
. Bayers < i •• j i ■ M4 f"r
h > i p,n but er in r*dl» or Mb«. 24c f*>«
, .) i 27c for packing -trek For best
nvt. uosalted butter some buyer* •
bidding 32c.
BETTERFAT
M For N 1 cream ua-ai m; ere mr* psv
it * cuntry stations; 31^330 d^
liven d Omaha
FRESH MILK.
Loral buyers of wh ile milk ate quoting
$_• in per r*t. for fresh mtik tenting 3 6
dHivt-red or t’.a'ry platform Omaha
eo< ;«
Local buyer* pa>lng ah high as So Rb
pet' csss fur fresh egg# new esses
Included) on case count, loss rtf. d“livered
niiM r ate re Id • ^k.-> -. -• . ■ vn.u«
SS<«*t• • i»tl> •* * .»re no •» ng *.*. cr*'C»-d b^w',‘
Helert *, 19 4c; small and dirty. 16c;
cracks. 14c.
.lobbing price ro retailers: I H, *pe
1 i_ |b*. 24c. leghorn broilers. about
rials. 2 7c; t.T. s extra- 25c; No 1 small.
2Cr; checks, lie.
* POULTRY
Live—Heavy hens J7c; light hens, 15c, I
leghorn*, ancut 5c less iu-uner*. l**-!b to
B-!b 24c per lb . broiler*. urd**r
J 4 lb* . 24 e per lb.: leghorn broiler*
about 6c le>s; capons, ov—r 7 lb*. 25*; old
roosters and stags, 9c; spring ducks,
j*,bout 3 L . and feathered). lnmlMic per
lb *dd ducks, fat and full feathered,
ion 1 .*»»•; no culls, sick or crippled poultry
wanted.
Jobbing prie s of dress* d poultry to
retailers: Broiler*. 55 y t". . h*-ns. 23e;
roosters. 15c; atoiag** !*"•'k. ducks, .^c.
cm KES*r.
Local tobbers urn selling American
ehee*‘‘. fancy at »he following
prices. Twins. 25c; single daisies, 2.»4c,j
double daisies. 25*-. Young America*.
254*. longhorn*. 264c; square prints.
26 4c; brick 27 4'*.
beef cuts
The wholesale price* of beef cut# in .
effect today am as follows
Rlh»—No. 1. 3<lc: No. St'; No. J. »*es
1.0ins—N*’ 1. 3*1.*; No. 2, ?3c; No. 3. 2*0.
Rounds—No. 1. 21c. .N" S. :»*■•; No. S.
!)•.*• Chuck#—NA J. Me; No
No 3. 10*\ pistes—No. 1, 4c; No. 2.
!*C: N°- 8 ‘*WlT«.
Anple«--Caltfornia June, per box (about r
in |ba.). $1.25. _. , , I
|: n I I
Tratns. $4.00; red. Washington, -4 pint
* rm . $5 00 per • rnt<
Loganberries—24-piht orates. $7 30 p®r j
C,Jpla* kberrl* s—24-pint orate*. ( 560.
Currants—Home grown. 24 pint crates,
»! 00 per crate.
Ch**rri'-s—California. R lb. box $3 on.
Black Republic. 16-lb. boxes, $4 00; Utah
Bing M r lug. $2 50.
>•* Jimanaa—Fer lb. 94'. „ .
AAvvi«f«—California Valentins nr Med
SV* »tft. extra fan* y. ner bo* *<cording
to stz*\ $5,25 6 6.00; choice, 25©50c less
I/moru — California extra fancy. $00
to 360 sizes, $12.00; choice, 3°n to 3t»0
9i<es $11.50; Ilmen. $2.o« per hundred.
Ornp* fruit — Florida fancy, all irises.
$4,506*' 75 | f* box. choice according to
llze 60c to $1 09 Jrsa per box.
r *'tfoniia. 1* M box. oef
box. $1.76©: 00
\ xri' «•< e -• mifornlH « bus! * crate*
• bout 24 lbs. net per crate, $1 45.
FI • f.!H. 4 : * ■ rn t**. 4j bOU
;t lb*, net. Clynam plum*. $1.*5; Califor
nia H**uty. $2.00. Santa It- -i and Trage
dy prunes. (4-baeket crates), $2.25 per
tri,pnrs—Bartlett, per box. $4 50.
v tMK'i A BLi F
Writ, rm"Icn*—Cra**d. about • melon*
per lb 3tt04c. _
Cantaloup*1'* — California. standard*.
$4.rib- f4 '•*(; flnfs. SI T'
11, r Dew Melons r. v-lg, pink meat.
$3 ' . u hit. meAt. $3 00.
, , .: ,«?»— Irian1* <*uri Colorado Rurnl"
t » owl Id-. * . f• i- • * »• 1" on per
cut ; Minnesota (white stork). 11.5001.76
,,r' ,v Potatoes—Arkeanaae Triumph. In
an ) " 3*- por lb.
itnois—Turnip", boats, carrots, per
m • *t basket 75090c.
Bw »-t Pot a loan—Southern. hamper
‘ *• 'i"hee—Mom* grown. orr do*
bun* boa. 25c. ...
Peas—Home grown, per market basket,
91
1 Kg Plant—Selected, per lh.. 20c I
I'uppers—Green, market I pa* net. per lh 1
2 to
ller* re- - f Ionic grown wax anu green,
per inorket b.iakct. 90c.
Lettuce — Washington and Idaho, (head,
duvt i. p» r * rut - per do/... SI -*». [
borne grown, h uf, j<*r do/. . 4 do.
A-oarugurf Home grown no*, bunch**.
91.00.
Onions—New Texne white". i:i f**»: new
Toxua yellow, per crate. 93 00; Minnesota
dry. t* per Jb ; home grown, green. pt-»
dnx. bun* tie*. Aile . „ . !
Tomatoes—T* x »* 4-basket cret»e. *2
Ciirumhi-ra - Hot house marker per l,o« /
1 : <!*'/ ) 4 2 66; Arkansas, bushel banket
93 26 02.50.
Hulnnon-— Per bn . 7f>C
Cabbage—-New Texas and California
kk l<. crat' d. 4'^' per lb ; 26*30 lbs . 6c;
,n,T,nf grown. .14#*4*: per lb.
*' i'll f l*»wt-r — 11 orjiH grown. per dor... Si 05
01 *§
Parsley—Houthern. t»«r do/. bundle*
7f*« hems giown. per do*. bun* he*.
•990 35c.
FRED
Omaha mills a no jobbers ere selling
their products In carload l*'ts at the fol
lowing pri.es f ** b Onuhir
Hrnn — K* • Immediate delivery. 919.60;
|,mwn •-horte. f ' ,<■ gray >h*ui *, f "■ '»n,
rdddlings. $30,00; lerldog, 933 00: ilfal
fn m n|, choice,, old «*r row 42*1 *i«'. No 1.
old. 4*3.flo; new N*» 2. old, 9;:iflo,
linseed meal, July, 11160, August, 916 60.
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AH.BACKONCE WORE'. V
l \aJ0N0ER\F the seif arouser
COMPANV STILL HAS ITS FOOT T
ON THE BE LI OF THE ROOSTER 1
S AND THE NECK OF THE y^
AlARFl CLOCK \f 0
GOOOMORNING - HOW'S EVERT1HING
I SUPPOSE DOC’S WANT ADS IN THE
OMAHA BEE
ARE STILL FLOOOINGTHE WORKS
WITH BUSINESS * >——'
BUT WE PICKED UP H NEW SRUES
TAHN THE OTHER ORV WHO
BROUGHT IN H FIVE THOUSHNO )
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Montana Liquor
Ruling Likely to
Force Showdown
Prohibition Officials Expected
to l ake Appeal From De
cision Lifting Limit
on Pres eriptions,.
By I ni venial £urvlrt.
Washington, July v— The decision
cf Federal Judge Bourquin at Helena,
Mont., holding unconstitutional the
section of the prohibition law limiting
the amount of liquor physicians may
prescribe as medical necessities, is ex
pected to force a showdown on the
part of prohibition officials as to
whether they will accept or resist
this interpretation.
If the decision is accepted without
appeal it will mean that the present
regulations which limit each physi
i Ian to 100 liquor prescriptions in
90 days and not more than one pint
for each patient each 3 0 days will
have to be revised.
The attitude of the prohibjtion
bureau, as voiced by Acting Com
missioner Jones and Counsel Britt,
was that an appeal would be taken
and that pending final action by the
supreme court of the l.'nited States,
no change would be made in the exist
ing regulations. '
But the question of whether the
matter is to be carried to the higher
court rests with the Department of
Justice which, as a matter pf course,
will act in consultation will he Treas
ury depart men, it is significant in
this connnection that in a similar
case in .New York in which Federal
Judge lvnox made practically the
simo riding ns that of Judge Bour
«pim. no appeal has been taken up
to this time, it is said at the De
partment of Justice tile matter is still
under consideration, a period of 30
day* being allowed under the rule* of
the court to enter an appeal.
Alleged Con Man
A
Nabbed at Market
C. I'. Flynn Suspected of
Swindling Wholesale Mer
chants of Omaha.
Font* W"cl<s* v# ai;ch for the clover
swindler who has been preying on
vtholeHaie nnivj.ants of Omaha was
l/'lieverl to have ended Saturday in
the arrest <»f i man who gave the
name of C K. Flynn, 1112 North
Thirty-fifth street, by Detectives
Munch and Brinkman.
The detectives were assigned to
the case immediately after the llrst
complaint of the activities of the
"confidence men" came to the at ten*
tion of Commissioner Dan B. Butler.
No reports of the thefts were made,
but it In believed nearly every large
wholesale house in the city was vic
timized.
Fiynn was arrested when he drove
to it commission house in the city
market Saturday, ostensibly t< get a
1*U1 of goody ordered bv a retail mer
chant. Munch and Brinkman were
waiting for him.
Flynn is being held on ;» charge of
Investigation while the officers com
plete their check of the case.
Woman’s Hair Cut in Rescue
From I uder W recked Auto
Bake Andes. S. !>.. July 8.— Mrs.
T,. J. Kuhh of Tyndall was extrl
rated from beneath an automobile
demolished near h^rc «fw •r her hair,
which became tangled in the wreck
age, was clipped,
Mr. Kan*. Ilia daughter, Klixabeth,
irirl Mias C.ithpritio Klgi'p, other t»'
rupunta of the car, were hrulaed
when It plunged off an embankment.
' niton *>^"1 n en |, 41 p'r 1 t $4*00
hominy feed, will** or yellow $30 00; but
I ft, 'Ik. ndeMMed 10 Mil in'*- I |5<* per
!l., fi.'ko buttermilk. '00 to J.r.no lb* . »'•
p* r lb ; egg ebeH*. d'|p«l *nd ground,
100-lb. bag*. $20,00 per ton.
rr/>rfY
Fir f patent. In H-!b. hag*. SO "D per
tip I. ; fan- y clear, in 4-lb. hag*. $0 15 per
lib! WhJle nr yall'iW '’nmirw’l' • er r*vt
$1 *7 Q iotatlon* are for round lota, f o.
b Omaha.
HAY
Prairie hay price* nm generaUy lowor.
N«-w prairie buy arriving quite freely and
wellIng under old bay j»rP on, a* Indicated
In i be prb e* glv**n below.
A If.‘iIfh bay prim* are generally low#r
There la allll *mna demand for ol 1 al
falf.i for grinding purpo*"“. New alfalfa
In flow »*le. Out of condition alfalfa not
want *d.
Price* at which Omaha dealer* are
N'dllng in carload Iota, f o. b , Omaha,
follow;
NKW HAY.
Upland Prairie--N<* I. 115 00017 00,
No 2. 913.00 ff 14 00; No. 3. fn.noar 10.04.
Midland Prairie N« I. $ I 4.00 f/ 1 0 u0;
No. 3. IW Outfit »9; No. 3, 97.00010 00
l.owland Pralrlf- No 1, 99 00010.00;
No. 2. Ilf 0001* on *fxndnrd. $13 000
1 r. 00; No. 2. 911.00 U 1 3.00 . No. 3. IP 0094
11,00.
OI.I) HAY
I' 111.1 nil f’ralri,—-No. I 117 ftnfM 4 00. No.
2. $ 1 4.00 0 1 ft. 00 ; No. .1. II.00010.00.
NiMliniifi I'ralrie—No I. II 000 17.CO;
No 112.0001ft.OO; No .1. 94.Oo04.Oo.
I.owlan-I Prairie-—No. l.“ 110.000 I I CQ;
No 2, f H 00 0 !l nil
r Hog M ii \ 90.00 0 9 On
Alfalfa -Choice. 11 0.00 0 20.00 ; No. 1,
SI, i i "ii. Miumlhnl, lift .000 17.00; No.
' 1 14.00. No 1. 110.00011.00
uv-Uit 94.9009 00, wheat. 97.900
I 19
HIDK8, TAI.!,'•■W. WOOL,
r »•* printed bciow *r,- on th* ha
of buyer* weight* *nd «eUitlon»,
e •- ro»l ' ui »hn
' • t• •»I• N.. 1 < y-; No 7
l'4r. green hide*, Ur end 4- bull- l< mol
i i. ■>* gin*’ bid*", 2H**:
i ip v. dni| *;. i.ilf, k< and deacon*.
each, glite calf end kip, 3 : hota«»
hltlea. Iw ob and 12"" lii' h,. pnnle* and
glue*. 11 f-0 ♦•iic Ii; coll*. 26« each- hog
akin*, 1- encli. dry bide*. ll< *n,| |0o pn
|b * dry united, *• and 7- ‘fry glu*. 4c
Wool • Wool pelt*, $ 1.2ft01 7ft for full
Wodctl ok In*. ni'- mHiik*. ■ •««!»; clip*,
no Value; wool. 2U4i'H6c j»*i it.
Tallow and ilrcutt—--No. I tallow, fie;
It toll' • 4 1 , * . No : A gt« him*, 4Vj|C.
I’ i i It, yellow great)*. iiy*v, blown
$temnr, iiv
Man Saved From Execution .
May Yet Face Firing Squad
Salt Lake City, July 8. — George
Gardner, convicted slayer of Deputy
Sheriff Cordon, who was reprieved re
cently from a deatjj sentence by Gov
ernor Mabey on the grounds that he
was insane, may face a firing squad
after all.
Following a report to the third dis
trict court by physicians who have
examined Gardner that he was "fool
ing" the authorities. Judge Hanson
continued the ease until July 27.
Testimony at the state prison,
where Gardner hus been confined,
bears out the statement of the exam
ining physicians, the court was told.
BEE WANT AD RATES
15c per line each day. 1 or 2 days.
12c per line each day, a to 6 days.
10c per line each day, 7 days or longer.
The above rates apply exclusively to
Want Ads which are commonly termed
public wants." and do not Include adver
tisements of Individuals or concerns ad
vertising or exploiting their busineasei**
These rates apply to The Sunday Omaha
Hee an well as The Morning and Evening
Bee. All week-day advertisements appear
in both morning and evening editions at
the one « ost.
CLOSING HOURS FOR WANT AD8.
Morning Edition .9 p. m.
Evening Edition .11:30 a. m.
Sunday Edition.9 p. m. Saturday
Want Ada accepted at the following
offices.
Main office . tUh and Farnam 8ts.
South Omaha .N. W. Cor. 24th and N Sts.
Council Bluffs .16 Scott 8t.
Telephone
ATlantic 1000.
Call for "Want" Ad Department. An |
i experienced "Want!' ad taker will receive
i your h*. and a bill will be mailed later.
The rates quoted above apply to either
harp** or cash orders.
TI1&4)MAUA HEE reserves the right to
designate what constitute* a public want.
THE OMAHA MORNING BEE.
THE EVENING BEE
FUNERAL NOTICES.
SfNIGHT — Fr( -d^orT^JTt fh’e^horne
660 South 40th street. Friday. July 0. 19-3,’|
tro 60 year*. Mr. Knight t* survived by |
hi* wife and on* son Albert A Pettis; one
daughter, Mrs A A Tarpening of Omaha, i
his brother, Harry G. Knight, Irvington, i
Neb.
Funeral aerxi''* from the Congregational
• hurch at Irvington. Neb . Sunday July R.
19-3, at 2 p. ni HervU-e* in charge of]
Modern Woodmen of America and Royal ;
Neighbors of Ir’lngton. Interment Mount
Hope cemeterv For Information call
Crosby-Moore, WE. 0047
SENDERHAL’F—Mr* Rosrlls beloved!
wife of J George, survived betid** h*r
husband, by two mng, Charles and Georg*,
two daughter*. Mrs. Joseph McCann and
ATI** Clara.
Funeral. Tueadav morning from r«**l |
den* c. 1 9 2 4 S 2*th. at S 30 to Lady of
Lourd** church 9 o'clock Interment Holy
Sepuh hrc. cemetery. Gentleman * Mortuary '
* n charge
HELGARD—Michel aged Rf» years. July 7. I
local hospital Deceased ia survived by ■
bia wife. Christens, and one brother.
Frank Helgard
Funeral from Hoffmann Funeral Home, i
Tuesday, R 30 a m . to St. Mary Magda
lene 9 a. m Interment S? Mary Magde- j
ten* cemetery._
FUNERAL DIRECTORS. |
F. J. STACK & CO.,
Omaha* beat undertaking eatablfahment
IS AMBULANCE «RV™
Thirty-third and Farnam.
HEAFEY& HEAFEyT
Undertaker# and Kmbalm»r*.
Phone HA Offm e 2tll Farnam
i ESTABLISHED SINCE 18*2)
Crane Mortuary Co.,
CONDUCTED BY LADIES ONLY
flS Sou‘h 20th St. AT. 34*9 and AT 249*
LARON BROTHERS^
FUNKRAL MRHTOR8 4813 SO l«TH
K K0RISK0 ^
23d and O St* 1289 S 1 St b St
HULSE & RIEPEPfT
Funeral Dlractora 2224 Currfing. JA 12SI
H3'fmann Ambulance
Dodwe at 24th Funeral Director*. JA. ?td|
CROSBY-MOORE
H, H. Kramer *"Tr!„V*
Taggart & Son "li.0™?
" BRAILEY & DORRANCE
JqhnjL Gentlem an ‘mw.?::,n‘m
VAULTS AND MONUMENTS.
DISTINCTIVE feature*, ae# demonstrating
nt factory Automatic] Sealing Concrete
Hurt* I Vault. Inatft upon your under*
laker ualr.g no other. Every eau’* a»amp*
ed; watch for name In lid Manufactured
only by the Omaha Generate Burial Vault
Co. 6210 N. 10th St. Omaha.
VISIT FOREST LAWN.
North of c ity Limit*
3"0 acre*. Perpetual fare. Office* at
• i niivten and 72n Bnndela Theater DId
LEE LARMON 19th and Dougla* |
It til M BATH I80| Farnam. JA. 1904.
I " HKNTiKUSt>N. I 607 K a rnam JA 126 8
Ut'Mirh ..\
* «.k"itnjf" 1’riT.NisHKi» roTTAf5r.n
for rent, near two golf couraea, rleaneat,
« no|e*t aide of the Ink*1 free u«e of garden
and gurage; good bathing and flatting.
r> a*o»nable mt<n. week, month, or aeaaon.
Phone or write I. I‘ Babcock. Milford, la.
I»r7viP Ttl I'AUFORNIA
Competent private owner of comfortable
aev en-pa nnenger • ar will accept reliable
•mpunlorbe to »hare coat of trip to Loa
\ « .
Ciood Things to Kst.98
t’HEHRIKS, currant* and raapherrla*.
Him * Fruit Farm. 61 and Military Ave, _
I.OST and found.
PARTY who found void rlfir with J
diamond* and on# napphlr# pl«a*e rail
A’l <>r IIA " !.'4 and hm flvn reward
U’RIHT WATCH loaf between Court
IIoiimi hfid • .* n<1 y I(i n l Friday noon. July
Mr*. KjnU’y. KK 121«»
HLACK billfold contitilnc chck and
"m- money. Reward. Return to
»>m;iha Hm offlra.
LOST V black mohair coat n«or Fon*
t^nella boulevard \V A 26 7 2 4 *'» 1 • Rurt
hr
LOST— Dog. Roaton bull, whit# wlln
blink on far#, finder rail JA, 3709.
It n w a rd
pi H i' - I.** the lot i IwlWMii Ihamn'v
• 'id llanacom Apt* Phono AT 1177. ra
w« rd.
<»RIP l*»*t. irrlt' runiHtnlnR «o|f <loih#a
oh 4R*h 8! . aoulh of Far pan* Reward.
VVA tintn,
OI.ASMKH I.08T tori on.. ahall. rail HA.
J ft ;i .V
NOTH I
MKMHKR8 of Ivy .amp, No. ?. It N A.
plena** of tend fum-ml "f our lafr Nelffh
l or. 1.111 la n ('lari. A He Hi ei i»r henloar*
Johlition, Rei n|i|i r
PERSONAL^_
THE SALVATION Army Industrial home
solicits your old clothing, furniture, maga
zines. We collect. We distribute. Phone
JA. 4136 and our wagon will call. Call
and inspect our new home. 1110-1112-1114
Dodge Bt.
AURORA maternity home and baoles
cared for. Writ* for particulars. 1322 S.
?lst St. HA. 6106.
WRITING wrong places; address mall to
place 1 left for. Admit if you think will
• lo good. Mother may become interested
itt project though purely a business prop
osition pn my part.
AUTOS FOR SALE.
USED CARS
I Ford roadster, 1917. $ 75
I Dodge touring 1918.. 260
1 Ford touring. 1917. 75
Nash sedan . 250
Others 150 to $1,000.
TERMS. OPEN SUNDAY.
ANDREW MURPHY & SON
1410 Jackwon. 5-1 yrs in busings AT 4411
FORD cats and trucks. from $60.00
and up. Cash or term*. Ford bodies.
GOLD8TROM AUTO SALES CO.
1310 Harney JA- 2488.
HIGH grade new and ueed cam.
GUY L. SMITH.
Some bargains In used Fords. New Ford
son. easy payment*.
McCaffrey motor co.
The Dandy Service Station
15th and Jackson St*AT. 7711
NEW and used Fords. caeU or terms.
C. E. PAULSON MOTOR CO.,
Authorised Ford and Lincoln Dealers
20th and Arati Are. Ke. §14*
DURANT ROADSTER. ALMOST NEW ;
LOTS OF EXTRAS; FIRST CLASS ME
CHANICAL CONDITION TERMS TO
RESPONSIBLE PARTY. PHONE AT 6900.
USED parte for all makes of cars. Ford
used parte at half price. Neb. Auto
Tarts Ja. 4911.
USED CARS THAT CAN BE USED.
NEBRASKA OLDSMOBILE CO..
Howard at lHth At. 1770
USED CARS
C. N. Bonney Motor Co.
2554 Farnam.
*.« PIERCE-ARROW*. 7-paaeenger. almost
new »**>| cheap Leaving city JA 6959
HUDSON' Super-Six. flrat claaa shape, for
Hile, HE. 34 4 9.
•. '.Tinder ■ ar for sale, fi f 5; good condi
tion leaving city. KE. 4534
TEFFERT six touring, a reel bargain,
rail HA 6Q19
H1'! I. V e* pert auto trimmer *12 S 74th
AUTO ACCESSOR!ES. TIRES.
BUY a metal garage Made in Omaha.
• ARTER SHEET METAI, CO. JA 0402.
TRACTORS
MEW trutk box U* ft well built ro»t
It »»ll for Ilk. KE 1JU Za7« C.miJ.n
A ve
NEW Ford fru«k. r»ne| body, bit dla
. nun*. AT 5*24 or HA 1494. pvenlnn.
rMF.VROI.ET—192#. 4 90 light truck, very
good. $200. will take your old car m part
payment or trade for diamond. HA. 1111.
education al.
PAT SCHOOL—NIOHT SCHOOL
Complete rournea in accountancy, ma
chine bookkeeping, comptometry. abort
hand and typewriting, railroad and wire
le*a telegraphy, civil aervlc# and all Eng
iteh and commercial branchea. Write,
rail or phone Jackson lb*l for large lllua
•rated catalog. Addresa
BOYLES COLLEGE.
Boylea Bldg.. Omaha. Neb.
EIGHT to 12 weeka prepare you for a
fine office poaltlon Call AT 7774 or ;
write American College. 1917 Farnam.
VAN SANT SCHOOL Or BUSINESS
n E Cor. Nineteenth and Douglaa Ja. 6*90
MOLE R BARBER COLLEGE.
110 S. 14th St Wr.’e for -alnlog
■ i >M l1T'‘Ml.'1 KR orhonl : eo Court ney Bid
~HELP WANTED—FEMALE.
AMRITIor* young man, high
school gradua'o who wants to
learn aelt|-.g and advertising.
Only young man of good habits
willing to atari at bottom need
apply. Salary position with largs
growing coneera. Good oppor
tunity. Addrese at one* giving
details Ro* W-4M, Omaha D*#
WANTED- Teacher of bookkeeping, ten
man*-hip arwl commercial law good t.rnn
o*lf*on to nna having tM propar qualm
< (Clone Answer In own handwriting,
alai In* ak*■ experience and references
W-4 4P. Omaha Ree
ani'KNTKIlH WITH TOOLS IM ME
r»l AT ELY
Concrete form hulldera wanted for power
dam construction near Pittsburgh. Pa
Wages $7 M) to fn 00 tier da> one year's
work guaranteed Transportation furn
ished Apply in reraon. Ship Monday
& P tn
A C. EMPl.OTM t-TNT AGENCY
4109 South '-.’.th Street, Smith Omaha
YOUNG I h» w n't own
evening sessions University of t’tnahn
l«aw School Nominal tuition Enroll
a .w See sec t |»77 <»mah 1 N'a f Hank.
H KIP WANTKII- MAl.k
WE will open our new 7th floor
Mina Taylor apr«*n factory Mon*
day. Jtfly f
WANTED AT ONCE- I \
PERI ENCKD OPERATORS.
We will alan have openings for
a limited number of InsKper lem ed
ladles to learn to maae Minx
Taylor aprons Apply factor
office,
Sf r. SMITH A CO ,
lOTtl AND DOUGLAS
t
TWO esperlenced wait regies wanted.
*"o«t wages, long or short hours. Apply
Paul <*hr|*tlan*en. Metropolitan dining
room, .110 Ho Jlth fit.
OA PARI P! ma Id fop genera t I In
family hf fhr.t*. no washing. good wag»*
Must he g good cook City references re
quired. HA illt
W ANTED—while girl for ee* ond work,
with sonia oxnerletic# and good refer*
»t“ - 11A no .9 _ _
SALESMAN WANTED
VouMO man, aalary lf»n p«*r wo* It for
tboa** who »|U" Ilfy t 'alilwll nl 1 ti 1 4
Hartley, *<oml Mtior ba- U. ai 7 p. in
•harp Saturday.
WANTIOP l**lva hlth trad** bond a*l**a
m** n in »#I1 f'rai mot tango gold honda
I non Htoi kholdrra In tHuana and through
"**( NaUrank* Liberal • oiniitla*luti paid
ttpiagua Tlra 4 Kubbar t o
^BUS£NESS^OPPORTUNjnnES^
RENT 1140; INCOME 1400.
25 rooms furniture, faring Civic Center,
opposite library, lease: beautiful loca
tion: leaving city: buy from owner. 140$
1415 Cleveland Place, iH-nver. Colo
FOR SALE—Un-to-date Alexander Hamil
ton Business Course by person Just fin
ishing course Cash or exchange. Write
Box 2 in. Beatrice. Neb
RESTAURANT for sale. Small restaurant
business and fixtures. Box 663, Broken
How, N»h
Investment* . 51
FIRST and second mortgages and real
estate contracts or other negotiable paper
bought at highest price*. Address F. O.
Box 1076. Omaha. Neb.
CASH paid lor I'd mortgages on Omaha
property F. C Horacek 4c Co.. 640 let
Nat'! Bank Bldg. AT. 2531.
FIRST and WOOid re..i mortgages
and contracts bought. Mr. Larson. 104
North 15th St., ground floor
M
YOU WANT MO.VFT
DON'T PAY HIGH RATES
W* loan any amount up to 1500 at the
lowest rates. Can be repaid in eaay
monthly payments to suit convenience.
We are licensed and bonded and have
been In bu*!neaa over 30 years, therefore
you are eure of a quick, confidential and
square deal.
OMAHA LOAN COMPANY
609 Karbach Bile. Telephone Ja. 2395
Southeast Corner 16th and Douglas Sts.
DIAMOND loans at lowest rates, business
strictly confidential. The Diamond Loan
i'o. 1M4 Dodge 8t. Katab. 1804.
MONEY to loan on automobiles. WE.
■f461 or HA 0*26
^LOA^4J^ON^R^AL^ESTATE^
R PER CENT MONEY—Banker** Reserve
system. 6 per cent loans are made on
' ity or farm property to buy. build. Im
prove or pay Indebtedness Bankers Re
serve Deposit Company. Lathrop Building.
Kansas City, Mo.
6 4 AND R% MONEY.
Loans on Omaha Improved property at
loweat ratea
FRANK H. BINDER
>23 City Nat.JA. mi.
SECOND mortgages or cortracts pur.
Missed by Tukey Company. 620 1st Nat’l ;
Bk. JA. 4222 j
WANTED to loan. SiOO.OOO Hi or near
Omaha, In sums of fl 000 to Ito.ooo. i
F. D. WEAD A D 11 BOWMAN.
310 P 1*th flt.. Weed Bldg. AT 0111. j
MONEY to loan on farm* and Omaha
real estate. MYERS A R A INBOLT CO..
424 Omaha Nat Bank Brig JA o'4*5
SIX per cent loans on Omaha residences.
c«»h on hand Prompt service. L. H.
Louge». Inc.. R3* Keelin* Bldg
OMAHA HOMES—FAST J.KP FARMS
O’KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO
lftlR Om. Nat. Bk. Bldg JA 271o.
FARM LOANS.
Large or small, 'Vest Neb farms, ranches
Kink* Investment Co.. *48 Om Nat Bk
LOW rata on city property; quickly
closed. No monthly payments. JA. 1671
W. T. GRAHAM
STRAIGHT l-year loans. <4 per cent
AMOS GRANT CO.
201 S !«th Arthur Bldg AT. *t*0
T WILL buy mortgagee and contracts
Cork in >4t Omaha Nat Bldg Omaha. N*b
8 4 AND R PEER CENT—NO DEI.AT
GARVIN BP.OS _UL4 J?™ Nat’l Bldg
W A NT El»—To borrow 11000 to fl.ftgo
first mort::ag* on Omaha improved r- all
estate, good *e< urlty. Address Post off l' e
Box 107a, Omaha
DOGS. BIRDS AND PETS.
RABBITS wn’ed for laboratory work
Hr**»d not essential Mrs he healthy.
State number and 'price Address. P. o.
Box 1IL Fort Dodge, low*.
ENGLISH bull I up, female. $!*» Firm
can be »* en Phone KK 3(»j*
SlV.TCH .'111.1,11: -.it. v b v hit*
mark* From lag** handsome Intelligent,1
well-bred parent log*, such as ;->»u read I
about f, L. DeYoung. Sheldon. Ja,
WHITE Angora • »l* male, 6 mo. 11®.
AT n?r.9. I TOR *«■ _,
lj\7estock~Xnd~VeTTicles7
SEVERAL thoroughbred le-neys and
Guernsey*. ah young 4n«l gentle. rea*w*n
able T B. tested Manager German j
Home 42»H Sout h 1th St
4 HEAD of horse*. will dr, r *. gi« nr
double, double -ef of h«fn"«' and bor».>
wagons f<*r a*’- or "n-1 f->r k -»«t : d ;
op.r oe an- » nd Mould rather have a
roadaier 2<2n No Jtth Ave
__
W LEGHORN rh.'ka. t ha g< d kind
Gradjman Egg Kgctor*. KK KM
FOR SALE MISCETLANKOUS
V MINCH »ar bmly on truck, /declm
ighta, fin* for tourtms Prc • S 1'’r* Wl.
&*lt._
PEER BoTTI.r.s f«r sale W deliver
*11. over lhe city. WE
ALL kinds of bottle f>»* sale. t ,* 11 AT.
| 1*44 BIS rumtnr Hi
BOTTLES. HdTTl.KS
| Nathan (Member*. 10i* flat ney. J \. 1114
HOUSEHOLD GOO:
PA MV < Kill phonograph white Illy
electric wash ma< hin**, gas rang*-. Homm i
cabinet, sewing machine. Rlorrur* ml
burner, base bijrnr healer. 2 iug-* 6i2il
North Thirty-ninth.
NEARLY new fruit Jara. garden h.*se,
tools, wicker lounging t h* r floor lamp,
hlffonler anil oilier article* S4 ilfin
HA 73*1,
ONE porch swing and pot* h rocker erc
<»nd hand bed mattress, bathroom mltror.
• 4 121
Kl'RNITLRL 4 IO fTTZTT^ nn take*
It fall Sunday nr M I*nd i' Good ioti
■ l.tlnn 1 4 4 7 N 17th St
EXPERT sewing ms • hin* repairing
MIC IIS LB.
! 15th and Harney AT 4111.
SAf Hi Elf i;
Brand new l|oo\**r vacuum cleaner at
a ss< rlfb e f,»r i mb 141* L»« kson Mr*H
FIRMTITRE AT AffTPtN
Thla Afternoon and Tomorrow Night.
ItOWb H At’fTlON HOrfK
TWO sanitary rmw be* j u hen < linnet,
.1 chlfflone* r» 1 dresser, 3 library table*.
1 dining r«> <m table r,j-t tv lath
fOl.oNIAI. brass bed WA «1 4&
CLOTHING FURS ETC
1 11 • 11 -s h ■ ti inn gmflittft
home made hi>u*<‘ ilte**e>« any eia»», post
paid |2 00 each. Mrs f Boherla, Larch
wood, Iowa
El LL I'RE.ss nulls n»'d Tuaodo* for rent
■ l A HI* N jj_ i liKth-H_A_b * liman
MUSICAL INSTKU M F.NTS. •
i»i»o hlth Rian* playrt piano* in *tornt*.
Will a*ll on any rrnaonabt* nff*r». *a«y
1* t ina if dMlr«tl T*l*phon« Ma Hit*.
Fontatiwlla hot*!, 8umla\
PARTY Iravln* f<*r *«*l hn* alorr<1 n««
hljrh tfrrflH player piano with m Am In
■ trmMi-d t«» aril at hail off* Talaphont
i JA HOI,_
TltAI'K your uaail piano on a nrw playar
| piano fl.ilanr* *» ina a* lib par month
\ IldHl'K OO , Ills Hour la*
TRTmTk r’frT, »7^r. “rf.i <1 aa n»« riel*
on* hi* Ph<>n«* 11 a 17 05
OFFICE SUPPLIKS FOK SALK.
• i »ni«- ''tTuTh* «i*
-•■at. no. Omaha PUtuta A Mui ply ‘ o,
• w. rornar 11th and Dnuilu J A |ft4«
■ * ' 1' ' * » <
It M Shin * t o TI * N Ml M*rnt h 8l
' I ' •• l»*t t ii ' llMtfiQ.
iluiruuih AT' b*2t or liA. 14»i,
_J4A£mN£RYj\j^DJTOOL^
GAS ENGINE—4 H. P and line abaft,
cheap. 6315 S 18th. MA. 3085.
TRACTOR—30-60 Ault man * Taylor:
Buffalo-Pitta separator. 38-64 : John Deere
plow. eight bottom. Address W*43>,
' >rnaha lie* I
SHARE of Field club stock for Simplex
or other make of electric ironer. Address
8- 605 Omaha Bee.
230 A. bottom land. 140 under cultivation.
30 in fin* hay Mortgage $8,000. 6 per
cent, for good Omaha Income, Address
9- 751, Omaha Bee
80 ACRES in Platte Co., all under culti
vation. no buildings Trade for good
Omaha residence. Addreea H-76fi. Omaha
11*-j
BREAKFAST *>et. rugs, mahogany library
I1'able and Brunswick pool table complete
for what bav* you? S *;07. Omaha Bee.
TENT 50x80, two po> ba'e ring. 7-foot
I side wall, coat new $900. for what have
I you? Address 8-689, Omaha Bee.
TWO-8TC RT brick store, rooms above,
corner lot. north, exchange for residence
'741, Omaha Bee
ROUND END golden oak china cabinet,
for combination writing desk and book
< aae 8-7 45. Bee.
FOUR BRICK FLATS, corner lot, close
to good business. Always rented. Ex
change for residence. 8-744, Bee.
FULL OH OWN Persian rnsT^ pet. 110.
for what have you? Address, 8-606,
Omaha Bee
WILL swan ladle# gold wrist watch and
'■hain tor bedroom furniture 8-610,
Omaha Bee
THREE >ts 1* /ruversify Place, N-h , to
“wap for i'• :* enuring. Box S-754. Omaha
Bee
MAN X dia£Knd ring cost 1150. for late
model Ford coupe. Addreaa S-608, Omaha
i Bee.
I I1S0 0° equity In half a'-re. 4 4th and Fred - ,
eri* k S» Diamond or something of equal
ait;* - 7 • *naha Be*
| SPLENDID trackage, on** block south of
14th and !.<>« uat street: iarge piece. S-71 6.
Omaha Bee.
39^0 equity in 6-room modern house in
wees end. found I Bluff*, for equity In
email house 8-7S'*. Omaha Bee
UHALMER8 louring. In first class conds
lion, cash or trade, want small car. Ad
dr*-s? 8 760 Omaha Be#*
Iota foe irad« house low Most of
lots In one bunch. S-7rt« Omaha B* t
FOUR-ROOM house will swap for 3
room house. 3 blocks from *ar; no South
Omaha 8*763. Omaha Be**.
VIVE passenger Elgin car. first class
shape, trad** for what have you? 8-761,
Omaha Bee \
LAR<JE *»t 60a3*i# for equity house c lose
ill 8-43*. Omaha B#»e
WILL trade Morris chair for vacuum
# :e«rer Addr*««. 8 733 <"»iuaha Bee
I HAVE a Remington typewriter, ex
change for tires. 8-7 43, Bee
TWO-ten tru# k and • »sh for house lot
or what have >ou. S-7S3 Omaha Bee, ^
WILL 83% AP a 33-room rooming house i
for a small place. S-7 46. B-*
VKW |l*l» *'a thrdr a 1 Yictrola, never ueed.
Trade ms first payment on \ ,# < ant lot, or
what have you* F-7::7. » nuha Rer
ONE bulldiir lot, value I4»*ft, for smail
tour **- nr 8 i*nuhs B#*
1331 FORD Coupe bodv to swap for Ford
Sedan body. K-7Sr Omaha Bee
ATHLETIC cihb membership *n exebewsr* j
for !' ' ! ub mem ersht; 8*736.
Omaha Be**.
DIAMOND -,ng worth tZ^f' "r4de fo
Fc.rd coupe or xa*-ant lot. S-736. Omaha
P
6PHRT roadster Like ne- W :*h about
tl.500 on Trade for good t Or good I
mortgage note? 8-767, Omaha Bee
PIKR' K ARRuW touring Perfe#-? run j
meg condWIoft. gc#>d tr-e Trade for \a- |
'•wnt property nr take small car In trade. J
8-709 Omaha Bee
- I
EQUITY in new room modern house for j
good #-ar S-733, Omaha Bee
A VERY nice Hdomi hum*, on 2 lota, !
north H x# hangn for smaller home or j
rooming house. Address F-*t©. Omaha
Bee.
_ . WAITED TO BUY._
DESKS DESKS DESKS
New 1«t!f «"d de*k* bought, •' d and
radad J C R***d 12*7 Karram aT. 4144
DIAMONDS
We pay the beat pri ee aa it lx privilege *•
;-A k at am*.| profit GROSS JEW*
i I.RT CO. Omaha. Nab.. 402 N. 14tb St |
f* l»ntic>n« JA .^41 I
APARTMENTS AND FLATS
(For R. nt—l nfnmiihnt.i
’I I'KSf.H • * n 14 i
Iteaut ifuiti ipcated In one «.f Omaha"
pi-M «l*i!rHl>|f r, « .!. ntlal 1*etr - J
f• 4* if - *
a bln e * ic< From f • I * Iff j*n,
for. HA »*ll V4
t» M MAISER
lio; Dodge st HA TI40
A PARTI! KNT8A NI» KUTS--WI to |1 7
W J PALMER CO
REAL JISTATE management.
AT SWA Keelin# Midi
I IKfCE ST SI7I — Three tor*It rooma, ‘
w Ck'pg d!«tar<<* ?:i'1 0*' AT v j
VERY « hoire modern, upper d'-nde*. S'
rnnm«, I • 8317 fuming HA. 77 *•»
FOt‘H-HO<»M modern apartmenta. low j
rant. U IV Stehblna 1419 Chi ago St.
for” u.nr'ot I
DRAKES icno APARTMENT!
( all Ja kaon 2401.
PE rEnS TREST COMPANY
WHERE OMAHA RENTS”
AT 0644 17th and turnin' Sta
HHACTIH I. *• ritoiu apt . Chula \ ii(k,
* ••• 11 V 4.' ■■
jUVWFTMKNTS ANP FLATS.
(lor Rrn|—• Furnished 1
HUNTER INN. tv „ and Podge
tt« Home for trawling man and wife
: room u eR furnished apt. Call after one
I, . lo, k • CL. \ i d Sr
HOUSI S FOR RENT
(I rtfurnUbrd.I
4<*7 S n 4 T* 11 - Six-room. modern except
h* »! fronting park, f4r» per month I»*\e,
AY '“"I. evening* and Sunday*. HA .'
SIX rooma. brand new atuoco duplex. C* -
th*d»«l district. 17 garage included Ph
W E 4 < I :>_
7*ROHM h<'uae. modern ty eompped AppP'
al 1777 South 18th St AT M«*
TEN ROOM modern t ree* brick brume on
North l»th aireet HA 30*7
»io l\\**lKIO ST room* *trut;> mod*
| | *■ |lf, W A 3*10
»<>7 IIINM'.Y St. hrm. brick and la*
> VA
7 Room btlok duplex, all modern, garage
Cali IU Mftl
HOJJSES FOR RENT
<1 urt*l«ho<f I
r^xrTirrr rrVi ^^r^rr^ixi
|\ H VST FARNAM 1 '1ST J RtwOROOMS,
IHTHH, SI.KtTlNO INtRi'll on Til ►.
^ut in i’rivatk «mu»KN asp root,
IN RBAR or 1101*0 POSSKSSION
FROM Alii I To Ot'T I. flAO I'KR
MONTH_HA 4 PSA
IIA 191 *« Fa mam
homr, • \tluNiva <llatrl>'< Mill rent to re*
a|niiaihif» party IV w(on Juh IP
HA ‘*fi> \V#it K.onAm «li«t . 9 rm
auf .fU'ly fum hou»e. until ?<-nt 1, to
* oni>t*
HA f>Iti' • FurnUhvI h.*ua#>t modern five
room* weet Kv n*m Inw rt*n
»‘.-* ’ ii«
OFFICES. STORKS FOR RENT
IN'l*| VM*l M. floor none# tn Imluat On!
Mtltf hoatrd fit apt oof davllltht l*Ul« 1
1‘uvA ami frHnht alrvator irttior low
rrtit low t».a H»hl ami |>o« ar i* lr ?*« j
Idtrti ! »t iaht iwftf. or other luiainm. 9 1
i nr lines cam corner Wl J4S3. | |
OFFICES^ STORES _FOR_r RENT
LARGE office for rent: reasonable; good
location. Call AT. 7980.
FoR rent, very desirable suite of offices*
also few small ©ffio-a. Call Room 400,
First Nat. Rank Rldg___ !
OFFICE and. warehouse room and storage
of all kind*. American Transfer Co.
ROOMS FOR RENT.
FOUR modern rooms, near car, on first
floor; private family, for adults, 3226
North 26th St
2114 NORTH tti'H—t lov«-|y rooms, light
huh Hr. <3r» month, WA, 6742.
ROOMS FOR RENT.
I i i ' /ant ly fur-,. had
t
also smaller sleeping room, hot water
any time, cleanliness is our hobby. JA
4214.
TWO large beautifully furnished room*,
private bath, extension phon». bur py
and cooking privileges; 1 blk. carlin* :
employed couple or 2 or 3 ladies. HA.
7 556.
NICELY furnished room with private
ra'h, cooking and laundry privileges. 150.
call JA 2805.
WILLARD HALL—A residence for self
supporting young women - f good charac
ter and reference Call Mrs Flora Smed
ley, Fupt., At. 17*5 1509 So 10th St.
KK 6521—|»rg* coo!. well furnished
sleep! ng and light housekeeping rooms,
* J *nd I Near Krug park
FARNAM FT.. 1802—Apartment 5. p'eep
ng room, suit a Me for * wo JA 4907.
WELL furnished front rm in Circassian
•■valnut, home privileges. WA 0617.
221* FT. 832 F—Cool,* airy room; private
hom»; home privilege* AT. 0990.
HoTKI. S ' NFURL*—Ifth and Farnam.
HOTEL HENSHAW—16ih and Farnam.
Special ra*e- to permanent gu*sta.
TWENTY-NINTH St l#4f So—Large airy
south room for 1 or 2 gents, or couple, 1
r: ■ !y fun prj\.t«e home, r* asonabie. ,
FARNAM. 4211 — N e cool, comfortable
r .*im for | o- 2 gentlemen HA 2056
MOI'KRV seeping and housekeeping.
r« .aunable. < e*** Irt Ha 758 4.
"41 f> Ja'knon Ft . n'c* room in private
SIS a m*«r«!h Harney '722.
RFITARLE for or** or two business
K r’« n private c«l! WA. 3744
TWO reel. tiean root^s Hinc-om Park
district, i'-*r HA 4444
LARUE cool »>fprg foot: also 2 or 3
room apartment. W* 6“«o.
TH( '.4'iu sP. 7'. —NIc* cool reorAt* for
two >5 »r>*i ati.
PLEASANT front room, private family.
H E IQM
WE #113 ft*'. WITH * WINDOWS 120
ROOM AND BOARD
cool room f«r 2 tn strictly
•I* r b«n hot water a ' t •-*
*1 "d hone choking f* -H»«,nable HA 7"< t
MNT'-\ IKiTKil. 5111 «•> 7 4th S:. Cool
3 good me*la a -lav. 91 S©.
T^ATtGE, pleas*nt rwufui far * with board
Matisenm nark die me* If A. ||44
“--—'1 ■ •' —
Hnofiit for If irapKcriilrrc K4
'TWO nr *hree U*-g»* f,,nj room a. furr «h
*d « omplete *ri» i ^nf", el«*« ’aurdiy.
e'er>thir.g furnahed; walking distance
Mu»t be M*n to be spore ;afe1 ('i:i HA.
*41 V
4
r«>on« |4 to 57 laundry t--r. **g* HA.
iff
TWO ner pet ! r .■* i*t«. ■ 'eryth ng
furnished taundr' j -r JA ©*74
F(*;n \M. f44l■'iVery desirsoie J*rm suit#
with kitchenette, bath nicely furp died
'-'M’T« *.r> ecru basement room and
Vtnhcn IT a"d >» «e- R 414 9 14 * h.
PARK A\ K 162♦ — Three modern, well
furn.*hed rooms, reasonable HA 321©
FRONT room and fc - tetter ett* I*-, also
*'r»g> front rrn f \T 171 -
-'2I» ST >12 s Well furn. front room and
■ k r . h- - ette. J
W here to '*|np in Omaha *7
•■APITOI. 11":. Id N Hth «• s .
large rooms. hot. « old water. 56c per day
»”d n $ r>; week a» ! til'
IP ‘TFl, NEVU.LK wn’liim Kutr g, Mr
1* 7 No-.h 7 Sth St. AT. M44
K(,NTKNEUJ*. ilOTEU 1 Stta an 1 Douglas
«»>« AT 4224_
REAL ESTAT E—DUNDEE.
M M'KF. ' • 7 ? ii S, 1 owner
leaving fty Mmt be sold Burt C. ,
REAL ESTAT E—FLORENCE.
SETH A WAY. 'horns agent’* specialist la :
’ 'fh i ■ 1 r !-» v (th Vi I'niti k F* 14©*
REAL ESTATE—Miscellaneous.
H>‘Ml.v f ’ \ o*-k ngmen Pour rooms
portly in ^lcro. ill io\ easy term# |t 7©0
Have ©the-* > wart Ralston t©-W
I.FT t’aninHtll f gure jour rew home
Right materials, workmanship and pricas
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F'lR HAt.E——In Plattsmonth * rt>om
hou«e ground 4*\1« . Pries lt.144. V
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At K1; v‘ f > THnyVt * Son ~i,7 Hm’I^
REAL ESTATE—NORT
HERE IT IS
Beautiful f rm cottage at 7*14 Decatur
f*’ *»4k floors throughout Oak finish In
ttialu room*. Can be bought *t ► « than
f and on term* Her© i* your ehtnre
to go » hrsnd new home with |SH down
payment tail anytime
4 0IJ.INS (A» 4©J Arthur Bldg
• ffl . \T 1*1 He* \v \ *1
m ii dkrs «>k urn r iucht houbb.
* n*'OM ‘'»ie , horn*' 747‘ n- nard 8t .
lt Mo K from rpr PHced rlg^i_
. J'\ ' . 1 r ;
K<'R SATE Se»en room modern house
oak finish, h-»t water heat. !*,«©# 2227
South Mh St
21***?r. A Te»ar epeHallae In S Side homo*
REAL ESTATE—WEST
$3t0C0 Sacrifice
j Owi*#r m\* ln> g. »*g to California
«e i a* I* M' v * : iifiy Nothing like
It in the city at tho t - Thrr« room*
; and breakf*«d root* doanstatrs, all oak
! beamed reiltn**. hunt n buffet, plate
; *!*»■ mlrr. »« miilt-tg feature* th-ce bed
I room* h -nt,‘d »>ep?ng | i»n h and tvath
! u pat air*. btrch an.I white enamel attic.
\acuum \sw> heat, <hr»»» , (f g*r»ae
**<*• lot. soulh front. M ntolan , half
blm;k to Harney »ar. three Mock* to
Technical High hghr*t lo.s- on » dis
trict Tak.-a 14 ooo t,. handh > •
**rrtf|Cg- %our profit Home v» Opt h e\«*r»
I nl. kel of |U,l*0 rail AT 3UI imtngdr
atelv for appointment to *««r It wont
l«»t
AMERICAN MoKTtlAOE INb
FINANCE ro
AT lilt J! 4 t’ourtner Rldg AT St IS ,
4453 CaUfcrnU St
{•room bungalow, oak r«v.r* throughout
Hookcaaes. ki'chen .abtnet Full p**e
Ptent. flo-'C drain Tfilt pf*'perti must !>e
•**" The r«n»e abd terms will *ur
p» tae c ou
Car! H. Raos Cnmparr',
ncn Mis bundst land Mid* \ j
n » It.>me* • ir te-ma AT *«**
Grove-HIbbard cc. V.*, ,s ,v Z'
If** CALIFORNIA ST—« room. vt.
*10bo ca»*t down Heal bargain at pt tee
wkr.1 1‘relsh *0* lire t \ OJOp
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REAL ESTATE—EXCHANGE.
California—Nevada.
E,000-ACHE PRINCIPALITY
(Conservative Appraisal $200,000)
Want Middle West
». 6 00<>-arr« prim ipalitv. deep, rt'di eofl.
level, bordering both sides of an e^r
flcwing creek, and surrounded by a hun
dred thousand acres of government range.
Ho*h ’Southern Pacific and Western Par -
flc main lines pa*# through r -areat tow.
due*, a upraised ‘for loan purposes'* at
$160.00# end sctual value $2i»0.000 by one
of the bistre?* and most conservative
firms of Bonding House Appraisers in
Kan Francisco. Want ranch or city
property in the middlewest cr east to full
value.
NO CASH REQUIRED.
John P. Holland,
REALTOR,
S E. Cor 14th and Webster.
OAKLAND. CALIFORNIA.
We co-operate with Realtor*.
IOWA LAND
! Oood 320 acre sto* k farm, well improved
Clarke Co.. Iowa. Inc $17,009: to ex* hangs
I for t'olo. or i,!*ar weste rn land, by owwr
loaners only n**d reply
J K. JACKSON.
I *>#feola. Iowa.
I have a now end * !*-»r city property to
* xchangv fur farm land near Omaha Will
assume A'ldrrs1- W-403. Omaha Bee.
WE WILL submit you a reasonable offer
m exchange for your land. Income or
mdse Try us we probably have just wha*
you arc lock-ng for
BERT L. COOK A CO..
610 Brown Bldf AT. 8247.
•'LET'S MAKE A TRADE"
HAVE cash buyers for merchandise
stocks, good Iowa mortgage* or small
Iowa farms. L. B 224. Sec City. Is.
REAL ESTATE—WANTED
We Need Listings
We have more customers than we '•in
supply with mod^ ately prired house*
located any .-here in the < iy If $«' *
want to sell and have >our prlee arrt
d<> w n pajrnent reasonable call write or
phone
Osborne Realty Co=,
530 Peters Trust Bldg.
JA. 2282
WANT poo«i ' n ■-tp :arm from owr.tr.
Have ra h Hurrv. Y-£l4fc, Omaha Bee.
Must ha%e a home. Box W.187, Omaha
I*e«».
SEE us first. Need listings, any location.
5 to * rooms Bhopen A Co., Realtors.
TA. 4228. 1 ■ *> Keelire Bldp.
GRUEHIG ^VnS0./11' rojr
14»9 F r»: Nad. Rar< BIrtf J A -9**
HAVE buyers for pood homes. Do you
want to sell yours’ List It with C. A
Grimmel, Rea tor. JA. 1815.
CHAS. W. YOUNG A SON.
Real E.«‘ate. Rentals. Insurant#.
180t City Nat' Bfc AT •€<!.
WILL buy your house re^d-np repairing
if pr.ced righ*. Phore WH 8822.
iraham Peters Co., sell homes. JA ^552.
rhas E lie man. AT £288. Real Estate.
T. ■> * tfon. Otr Na> AT. 8 201
HASTINGS A. HETDEN. REALTORS.
Wtaf era Real Estate Co J A. J€*>7.
5. H B v o Go s -• a-r * AT lilt
REALTORS
IF WE can • * . your homa sn 38 da?* wa
wl]| tell >ou Why
< ARL H R“>G# CO..
‘r' £*K Sur.deriand F’.dr AT. *9*2
Gi/it'i:r. A No fpaTn. Realtors
City Real Estate Specialists.
J A. 5858 f.8-20 Cttr Nat- bars
ilrtTF.R A « «j. Ren.lore XeeHna Bid#
FARMS FOR SALE"
j KANSAS "rmroved acre* be*: a falfa
I ^**Bion of Kan.* tl* ’O. term*, co trades.
Tip* T* Or^en an l. Arl
REAL ESTATE—LOTS
F! ORKNi'K FIFI.n
Wil l. S-«»N FIH OPEN.
C W MARTIN a cm
IVIIX bull 1 to your ©'der on wr beartl
fti) Jot* <n ;:dfe-wood: very m»t term*.
Phone AManMc 374*
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gborgf. a co.
AT »*:4
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BUSINESS SERVICE
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covered button* all stylo*: hem*t•.t"hi®r.
bUttOfthe]©* Write lira! Button A Plett*
inf Co. St'* B-onn Block. Omaha. Neb.
Teenhne JA. 1*34
NEBRASKA PLEATING.
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Builder*. Contractors . 23
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Dancing Academics . !S
DAN-’iN'i ! ,FS>< Ns-- Downtoe © . «um
m#r «’»«* Tsnfo a specialty. pri\ate lea
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KEEP?*. 1M» Ear-.am. Tel JA. 447®
l>e|erti\e Agencies . 21
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- ta■* in- N- a r p >-k at Hid
rrUA! ’ V. PMectlv# Bureau. Sunderland
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l.irace Builders . 25
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- l.nv k»t A Coal Co WE 4441
Moline, Storage . . 26
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V >VtVO PACK TNG
STORAGE SHIPPING
Iteiifeh. ! ii **.!», P »ao>. office Furniture,
17*7-11 HOWARD ST. JA. 43*4
EXPERT China, furniture packer* Pre
*r f ■?. -»fe There J t JS04 The
Terminal Warehouse Co. 7e} £culh 14lb
4* corner Jofiea, on Viaduct.
ESTIMATE furr- on packtr.f nor and
•torinf Contra *a taken by job or hevi-.
be Van * St -are Ca JA 43*1 AT.
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BEK IN'* OMAHA VAN A STORAGE
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ir etorafe. I’i rp’rf JA. 4143
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Gordon F repr© \f XVarehouae A Van Co*
J’4 N nth Ft Phone JA 4411.
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taii*'i#d »tuta 4- • »*ra reliTod IIA. <A#4
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