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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
F. J. 8TACK A CO.,
Omihi'i beat undertaking ••tabilahmant.
PIERCE-AKROW AMBULANCE SER
VICE.
Thirty-third and Farnam. HA. 0061.
HEAFEY-sThEAFEY^
Undertaker, and Embalmera. *
Phone HA. 0266 Office 2611 Farnam.
_(ESTABLISHED SINCE 1861).
CRANE MORTUARY CO
CONDUCTED BY LADIES ONLY.
615 B. 20th St._AT. S689_and AT._3690.
KOR1SKO FUNERAL HOME,
23d and O Sta. 1250 S. 13th St.
MA. 0680. AT. 1872.
HULfTE & RIEPEN.
Funeral Directors, 2224 Cuming. JA. 1226.
HOFFMANN AMBULANCE
Dodge at 24th. Funeral Directors. JA, 3901
CROSB Y - MOOR E.
21th and Wirt. WE. 0047.
TAGGART"*' SON
2213 Cuming St. JA. 0714.
H. H~ KRAMER FUN ERA I. HOME,
6918 Military Ave. WA. 5314.
BRAILEY & DORRANCE.
1823 CUMINO ST. JA. 0526.
JOHN Ji GENTLEMAN.
3411 Farnam St._ »
FUNERAL NOTICES.
>L;gqERS~Della, age 24. Saturday. July
r 21, at residence. 1823 Lake st. Deceased
is survived by her mother. Mrs. Elsie
loggers; one brother, Rudolph of Omaha.
Funeral services Monday, July 23, 3 p. m.,
from Heafey «& Heafey chapel. Remains
■will be forwarded Tuesday, 6:30 a. m., to
Avoca, la., for burial.
BAIRD—William, died July 23 at hla
home. 2821 Cuming St., aged 76 yeara.
Services Tuesday 2 p. m. from the resi
dence. 2821 Cuming St. Interment Forest
Lawn. __
DAVIS—Andrew, age 26, 1113 S. 14th st
Remains at Heafey & Heafey chapel.
Funeral notice later.
VAULTS AND MONUMENTS.
DISTINCTIVE features, see demenstration
at factorv. Automatic Sealing Concrete
Burial Vault. Insist upon your under
taker using no other. Every vault stamp
ed ; watch for name in lid. Manufactured
only by the Omaha Concrete Burial Vault
, Co., 6210 N. 30th S«., Omaha.
VISIT FOREST LAWN.
North of City Limits.
320 acres. perpetual care. Office* at
cemetery and 720 Brandela Theater Bldg
^^^^FLORISTS^^^
LEE LAKMON.
19th end Douglas.Phone AT. 3244.
JOHN BATH. 1804 Farnam. JA. DUhT
T HENDERSON. 1607 Farnam JA 1269
LOST* AND FOUND.
W. D." on handle: on Albright ,tr*at car:
reward. WA. .1076.
ltlN’O-rl.uat, Initial* inaldc. downtown dl*
triet Valued an gift. Reward JA. 6666
DOG—Lost. Boston bull pup: license tag
No. 995 on harness. AT. 4 281. Reward.
PERSONAL
THE SALVATION Army Industrial home
solicits your old clothing, furniture, maga
zines. We collect. We distribute. Phone
-JhA 4135 and our wagon will call. Call
^^Tnd inspect our new home. 1110-1112*1114
1 »dge St. • »
AURORA maternity home and haoies
cared for Write for particulars. 1322 8.
31 at St. HA. 0)06. __
Left S on way (part) home. Can write
»' Hurry.
_AUTOS FOR SALE ~
Ford ton truck pneumatic tire*
body, and cab . . ..1.1175.00
Republic one-ton thoroughly re
built . 650.00
GRUM Truck, rebuilt . 560.00
Republic two-ton dump truck «... 850.00
Other exception! valuer
ANDREW MURPHY &■ SON.
14th and Jackson Sta.
BARGAINS IN USED CARS.
1—1917 Ford Roadster . 9 62.60
1 — 1917 Dodge Tour., runs good .. 150.00
1 — 1915 Dodge Tour . 225.00
1 — 1921 Ford Sedan . 325.00
1—1921 Ford Sedan .. 295.00
Roadsters, Tourings, Sedans, 950
up to . 1.000.00
Open always. Terms.
ANDREW MURPHY A SON.
AT 44ITU*h and Jackson.
BARGAIN IN TRUCKS.
Two 2 ton Republic trucks, chassis only.
One three-quarter-ton Oldsmomlie truck,
rhasNia only. All in running condition.
W|H consider a ridiculously low offer on
any one or the thiee of them. Inquire
LOOSE-WILES BISCUIT CO.
•AT. 4586
Some bargains In used Ford*. New Ford
son, easy payments.
McCaffrey motor cc*.
The Dandy Service Station.
15th snd Jackeon Sta. A%. 771).
(iOLDSTHOM AUTO SALES CO.; new lo
cation, 21)2 Harney Street. Fords and
other makes 950 and up. Ford bodies, ra*h
or time. open evenings. Phone AT. Of,4f.
HIGH grade new and used car*.
GUY L. SMITH.
NEW and used Fords, cash or term*.
C. E. PAULSON MOTOR TO.,
Authorised Ford and Lincoln Dealers,
tw^gth and Amei Avc, KE. 0146.
USED CARS THAT CAN BE USED.
NEBRASKA OLD8MOBILE COu
Howard at 18th.AT. 1770.
USED CARS.
O. N. Bonney Motor Co.
2554 Farnam,
USED (tails for all niakea of ran. Ford
used part* at half price. Neb. Auto
Parts. JA. 4911.
J921 FORD sedan. like new: many extras,
300. or trado tor cheaper car and caih.
AT. 1110.
BUY from owner a real car. Huprtjobllo
model N. 5-pas*, touring. Call HA. 3494
or W,\. 303 4.
WELL kept hix, looka good, rune fine,
1116. HA. 601 >.
DODGE touring' LATE 1921. KX
CELLKNT, HA. 1491.
HOLLY, expert auto trimmer, 812 8. 24th
149* Eve.
AUTO ACCESSORIES. TIRES.
IM V h metal ahrftge Made In Omaha.
« ARTUR SHEET METAL CO. JA. 0402.
MOTORCYCLES—BICYCLESr
IHCYCLrS—For set-. good condition, rea.
■ t.wblr Cull Webber. AT. * H3I.
EDUCATIONAL.
DAY SCHOOL—NIGHT SCHOOL.
« otnpiati.. la accountancy, nt*
r lilno bookkeeping, comptometer, abort
hand and typewriting, railroad and wlre
baa telegraphy, civil aervlre and all Eng
lish and commercial branches. Write,
. all nr phone Jackson 1666 for large lllua
trated catalog. Addresa
BOYLES COLLEGE.
Boy lea llldg , Omaha. Neb.
EIGHT to 13 weeks prepare you for a
fine office poaltlon. Call AT. 7774 er
write American College. 1912 Farnam.
TRI-CITY BARBER "COLLEGE.
1463 Dodge 8f. 1304 Douglas St.
Call or write for Information.
VAN HA NT HCHOCL OF BUSIN E8B
H. K, *.orner 19th and Douglas. JA. 6490.
MOLKR BARBER COM-EiIF"
110 H. 14th HI. Write for catalog.
Comptometer wrhool 100 Courtney Bldg.
DA Ml nut MAi.tt- 'V ANTED. AVPLY
1231 LEAVENWORTH.
AS THE SHEARED LAMB GOES TO THE
SLAUGHTER,SO60 \ HOME! I'M FLAT
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H ELPWANTED-MALE^^
• HOW to Get an ACCOUNTING Position.”
An Interesting and helpful little booklet,
prepared by the staff of the Int. Accta.
society to help men advance In account
ing and executive fields. Call for your
copy. It Is free. There is no obligation
INTERNATIONAL ACCOUNTANTS
SOCIETY. INC.
1015 City Natl, Bank I31dg.AT. 8930
CASUALTY claim adjuster. law educa
tion. Knowledge of casualty manuals
preferred. Address Application Box No
W-416 Omaha Bee.
HELPWANTED-FEMALE.
CHEF wanted for cafeteria, large insti
tution serving one meal per d;4y. except
Sundays. Give references, age and salary
expected. Address W-415, Omaha Bee.
WANTED—1024 S. 23d St., woman house
keeper. also < are of child.
WANTED—Experienced hat maker. Ref
erence required. State price. Miss J.
Reynolds. Perry, la.
WANTED—A competent white cook; must
have city references. WA. 3435.
GIRL for housework and assist with
cooking. WE, 4899
AG^
SUBSCRIPTION SALESMEN—Chance to
make big money selling well known
paper direct to farmer. Address Y-2363.
Omaha Bee. _
^^SALES MANJWAj^TED
SALESMAN-EXECUTIVH.
The professional division of
the McCaskey Register com
pany has a very exceptional
opening for a high elate spe
ciality salesman-executive to
sell their system to physi
cians, surgeons and dentists
In the state of Nebraska as
general agent and to recruit
and organize a snles force to
sell under his direction un
der a very satisfactory com
mission arrangement wherein
the commission is advanced
weekly. Experience in call
ing on the medical profession
very desirable but not neces
sarily essential. This proposi
tion should yield an income
of 17,000 to |lf.000 per year
to the successful applicant.
This is an unusual opportun
ity to become identified with
one of the largest nationally
known sales organization
with Its opportunities for
broad sale* experience and
advancement. See O. H.
Martin, asalstant general
ealea manger. Fonten«*Ue
hotel. Omaha. Neb. Monday
or Tuesday, July 23 or 24.
A SALKS CONNECTION
THAT HAS EXCEPTIONAL MERIT AND
PAYS YOU REAL MONEY
Thd Transo Envelope company of Chica
go, exclusive manufacturers of the fa
mous one-place Transo window envelope,
needs a salesman for the Omaha terri
tory. If you are ambitious to get ahead
and have a clean record, we shall be glad
to hear from >ou.
We back you tip, we train you and give
you 100 per cent co-operation. We want
a permanent representative, preferably a
man who ha* sold before. However,
bookkeepers, office managers and pur
chasing agents are qualified as many in*n
working m office* have the ability but
lack only the opportunity. Down-and-out#,
professional peddler* and socalled spe
cialty men not wanted. Address your re
ply to the Transo Envelope company, ISIS
N. Kimball avenue, Chicago, III.
A If IOH GRAPE MANUFACTURING
FIRM HAS A SPLENDID TERRITORY
IN NEBRASKA. WITH OMAHA AS
HEADQUARTERS. FORA HIGH GRADE
SALESMAN, ONE WITH CAR PRE
FERRED. WHO CAN BEGIN Work
800 V AS SATISFACTORY ARRANGE
MENTS ARE COMPLETED. ADDRESS
S. F. BOWSER <v CO. 1103 DAVIDSON
BUILDING. 17TH AND MAIN STS,
KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI.
1498 Eva.
SALESMEN—Are you satisfied where you
are? I want to Interview men of char- I
after and ambition. I can assure the
right man a managerial position In the
largest organization of its kind in the
world. I will be at Hill hotel from 9 to
4. Room 1103. A*k for Mr. Crissman.
SELL direct to farmer^openlng with old
established Nebraska business. Address
Y-2334. r-maha Bee.
AUTO supply aalehmen, city; commission
basis 2033 Harney St.
.-^-Sn^^O^S^ANTED^^
AUTHORS—Have your manuscript type
written neatly and accurately. It pays.
75c to |l per 1.000 words. Mary lllff,
Nellgh, Neb. Box 532.
EXPERIENCED all around garage man.
truck driver and chauffeur. References
Dell, 819 North 24th street.
I WANT a Job. Am experienced watch
man and hu'C beat of references from
past employed*. Box W-439. Omaha, Neb.
WANT day work or part days. WL 3214.
WHITE laundress wants day wk. KE. 385k
^US|NE^QP^RTl^NmES.
FOR BALE—Tire and tube vulcanizing
shop complete, new equipment, stock and
automobile, accessories. Located In one
of Omaha's largest garages. Established
good paying business. Leaving city rea
ron for s«*lllng I.aucle-Webb Electric A
Gss » ar Oarage. 40th and Farnam 8f.
DRUGS worth $900, fixtures $400 eastern
Nebraska, can be bought for $*00. Rich
territory; no competition: rent $15. Owner
unwell. Inveetlgate. T i860. Omaha d3ee.
MUST SACRIFICE by August 1. raying
kodnk and portrait business. Smell cosh
offer gets it. He'll chance. 2211 South
2 4fb street._
DRUG store, money maker, chea^; must
be sold on account of sickness. Call WA.
3.171,_
PARTNER for store fixture business,
small amount capital needed for half in
terest. W-470. Omaha Bee.
investments!
CASH paid for 3d mort*airai on Om,ha
property. F C. Horacak A Co., .40 l,t
Nad Hank Bldg. AT. 3631.
i ITT real aatata. mnrticlirr, and coniract,
bought, Mr. Daraon. 104 N<> IMP Ft.
_ MONEY TO LOAN. ~
a you WANT MONEY
DON'T FAY HIGH RENTS.
Wa loan any amount up to 9500 at th,
low.ai rata, Can ba rapald In ,aay
monthly payment, to ault con v.nl * m*
Wa ara licanaed and bonded and hava
bnan In bualneaa o>»r 30 Hearn, tharafora
you ara *ury of a quick, confidential and
aquara deal.
OMAHA DOAN CC MEANT.
r.0« Karbaoh Hlk. Telephone JA. 3:3.
Southoa,t Corner 7&4h and Dougla, St,
DIAMOND loan, at loweat ratal, buatntaa
atrlctlv confidential. Tim Diamond Doan
Co . 1 514 Dodge fit, Eatnb. 1 .94
MONET lo loan on automobllca. WE.
6493 or IIA. #92». _
^OANS^HEAL^ ESTATE^
MONET ON HOMES
Loans on residences closed it ones. Low
rste.
W. T Graham.
JA. 1628_704 Patnr* Trust Bldg
5 Vi AND 4 PER CENT MONET.
Leans on omiVa Improved property et
lowest rites.
FRANK II. BINDER.
822 City Net._ JA. 256!.
WANTED to loan, $100,000 In or nesr
Oinshn. In sums of $1,000 to $10,000.
F. f>. WKAD A D. H. BuWaMAN.
810 8 Dull 81.. Weed Bldg AT 0151.
MOiNEV to loan on farms and ■.tnilit
resl estate. MTEHN t HAINB«»LT CO.
424 Omaha Nat. Hank Bldg. JA. 0740.
mix per Seni iimne on Otitthi residences
Cash on hand. Prompt service. E. II.
Duugga. Inc.. (31 Kvalln, Mid*.
^LOANS^ON^REAL ESTATE.
SECOND mortgages or contracts pur
chased by Tukey Company, 620 1st Nat’l
Bk. JA. 4223.
FARM LOANS.
Large or small. West Neb. farms, ranches.
Klofce Investment Co., 845 Om. Nat. Bk.
OMAHA HOMES—EAST NEB FARMS
C-KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
1016 Om. Nat. Bk. HI dg. JA. 2716.
LOW rate on city property; quickly
< 'used. No monthly payments. JA. 1633.
W. T. GRAHAM.
STRAIGHT 6-year loans. 6V4 per cent.
AMOS GRANT CO.,
201 S. lgth, Arthur Bldg. AT. 8380.
I WILL buy mortgages and contracts.
Gorkin, 948 Oma. Nat. Bldg., Omaha, Neb.
6% AND 6 PER CENT—NO DELAY.
GARVIN BROS. 364 Om. Nat’l. Bldg.
WANTED TO BORROW.
WANT $500, good security, pay 10 per
cent; quirk action necessary. KE. 5328.
LIVESTOCK AND VEHICLES'
TEAM, hsrnees and farm wagon for sale;
weight about 1,500 pounds; horses coming
eight. 923 N. 27th St. HA. 6138.
ONE Holstein Jersey, one purebred Jer
sey, one purebred Guernsey, fresh. Man
ager German home, 4206 S. 13th St.
FOR SALE MISCELLANLOUS.
RADIOPHONE—4-clrcuit receiver com
plete, certified phone range 2,600 miles.
Will demonstrate. AT. 8962.
QUART bottles delivered all over «lty.
Midwest Bottlo Supply. WE. 6025.
SUGAR sacks ami flour sacks, good for
tea towels, WE. 4684.
ONE beautiful mahogany dining room set.
Phone HA. 6206. For sale or exchange.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
FURNITURE AUCTION.
To settle the estate, wo will sell the
complete furniture, rugs and* furnishing*
of the beautiful 7-rootn house at the resi
dence at 2514 F street Tuesday. Sale starts
10 A. M. shorn
Consisting of !> high grade Wilton velvet
and. Axmlnster rugs, different sires, also
some small rugs. 1 upright Grand Cable
Nelson piano, mahogany finish, 1 large
mahogany Brunswick talking machine
and about 75 records; 1 oak genuine
leather duofold. 1 nearly n^w 9-piece
dining room suite in golden oak, 3 large
neurly new rocking t hair*, 1 mahogany
must'- cabinet, clock, uortlercs, pictures,
drapes. linens, all kind* of fancy dishes
and chlnawarc, 2 massive Vernis Martin
bed*, complete. like new; one white
enamel bed. complete; 2 good oak dress
era, 1 wardrobe, nn« nearly new Singer
sewing machine. 1 large mirror, l elec
tric vacuum • leaner. like new; one
Eclipse gas range. 1 kitchen cabinet base,
l Jewel ice box, l electric vacuum clean
er. 1 gas plate, 50 ft. garden hose Re
member. this sale is at the residence
and starts at 10 o'clock aharp.
Mr* Anna. Skarda, Des<*
JAMES I* DOWD A CO, Auctioneers.
FURNITURE AUCTION.
2220 FARNAM.
TUESDAY. TIIK S4TH. AT 2 P. M.
The complete furnishfnga of 4 room home,
al*o 3-room apartment. This ia a high
grade useful bill; every article will he
Bold without reserve, w* -will give away
$25 In gobl at thia auction. If you htve
furniture «© aell. e«r d it In and tike
home the ca*h.
O. ML JONES— Auctioneer.
* Farncm St. Auction Rouse.
Phone AT. »370.
THE largest atock of used furniture in
Omaha at th» Stephenson Auction Hou*e.
1509 Canitol Ave Auctions at 1-lO p. m.
every Tuesday. Wednesday. Friday and
Saturday. Qo<da al«o sold at private wal».
FI*RN1Tt RE AT AUCTION
Thi* Afternoon and Tomorrow Night
DOWDS AUCTION HOUSE
EXPERT sewing machine repairing.
MICK ELS.
15th and Harney, AT. 4141.
FOR SALE—Two antiques, 1 highboy and
1 lowboy. HA. 2934.
MORRIS chair for sal*- WE. 1463 I
WHITE Ivory Bassinet baby bed. MA.
0437.
BUFFET, good condition. $l&. AT. 214*5.
CLOTHING. FURS. ETC.
~V7lHblSs","riBGrarrr"TtixCd^
■I V 412« 109 N 14th Street, J Feldman.
MUSICAL INSTRlImTSNTS~
TRADE your used piano on a new player
piano Balance as low' as fl*i per month.
A HOSf»K_ CO . 1513 Douglas
FOR SAT,E— Bass winphnn#, gold finish.
Gua Edward*, room 223, Fontenelle hotel,
TYPEWRITERS.~
TYPEWRITERS—Underwood No. 3. and
Monarch No. 5. Call Misa Powell, WA,
30 76. ;
ALL Make* of typewriters repaired at
lowest rate*, fall JA 333*. * to \l a. >n.
OUAKANTKED ty«»rlt-n. 17.K» and up.
R. M. Nhl.e. Co. :u N 8!n««nth 8t.
OFFICE SUPPLIES FOR SALR
WE BUT. aell aafa, make desks, show
rose*, etc. Omaha Fixture A Supply Co,
a w. corner 11th and Douglaa. JA. 2724.
SWAP COLUMN.
A BUSINESS lot In Fragcitni on the
gulf const. Texas, .Dickson t'o. A beauti
ful southern homo town To trade for llv.
Ing room 3 piece suite or anything worth
$260 1 < gn uac. N 803. Omnlu lire
t 'HFVFlOLET—If you are dialrnua of own
ing a new Chevrolet car and you now own
a Ford, will awap. taking in your Ford as
a part payment, balance easy terms. KK.
6346.
KHAKI TENT.
Extra heavy 14x14 nne-pole 2 ft. wall
square tent; extra tlap, double flap door.
First-class ^condition For what have
you 7 8-467, Omaha Bee.
fi-RM. house on I A of ground in good
town, southorn central Neb., for 5 or li
nn. mod Otnsha bungalow*. Address 8-849,
Omaha flee.
PFtONOQBAPIf records, gallon Jugs,
quart buttles. two 4 gallon atone Jara for
poultry, or what have you? Address S
*»S4, t inialia .Hee.
MY dandy little 3-passenger I’alg” coupe,
In splendid condition; will trade for tour.
Ing car of equal worth. Addrer** K-8t»6,
Uin^ha Bee.
MEDAN, .* wlr* whcole, good Urea, re
paired up recently, new pistons, ate.,
trade for smaller 1 at* and (ash. 8 869,
Hee____
blLliAHD HALF* and bowling alleys, es
tablished business, fine suburban corner,
trade for Omaha home 8 06*1. Hee.
T HAVE Otnahe property to swap for
acreage at Flenson. Hlalr, Teksmah.
Craig. Oakland. M-469. oinaha lies.
NEW Autograph Eastman kodak, ao<i*Ug
niit lens. ^ No 2, Mr two tlrea lOallg.
Hox M-*.6.t. omahs Dec.
ONE electric motor, one fourth horse
power for good 3* cal pistol. 8-876. Oma
U Hee. . t
AI.H OH part of $7ail equity In sere end a
half. 47tb :«nd Frederick, fur what have
'on? Address M »*4k, « 'ntnlia Flee.
NEW Hu'te'kiwt popcorn mnehine to bade
for good Ford ot what have you? Addregs
M-6C4, Omaha Hee.
$400 WORTH of (tvf rland TJra atqck for
lot. email gro'eiv, or what have mu?
H 482. Omaha __
180 acr»»a M t). Ian«y for part payment nit
house for rooming hougo $100 encum*
bran^e. K»t>44. it m a ho Hee
IntDUE body wanted In e\> hang* fur
Dodge 8<Teen body or might «*i hangs
care, i 170, Omaha Bee.
_SWAP^COLUMN._
FOR SALE or exchange. Monroe cal
culating and adding machme. What
have you? 8-669. Omaha Bee.
WHITE roadster for Ford roadster; In
A-1 shape; anyone needing truck can't
go wrong. 8-646, Omaha Bee.__
WILL trade a nearly new $65 Brunswick
phonograph as payment on a good Ford.
S-471, Omaha Bee.
480 CLEAR ranch land for hotel or Oma
ha property, deal with owner. Address
S 6 51, Omaha'Be*-.
160 acres In Camden Co.. Missouri: Im
proved. What have you to offer? 8-645,
Omaha Bee
WILL take charge of rooming house In
exchange for suite of rooms. 6-650, Oma
ha lice.
FIVE puppies for what have you. S-666,
Omaha Bee.
PIANO In good rondition for good stan
dard make car. 8-668. Omaha Bee.
TRADE upright piano for car. 8-655,
Omaha Bee.
19 lots for house close Jn; 2-3 of number
in 1 bunch. 8-776, Omaha Tire.
WONDERFUL trackage 54x315 ft. 13th
and Corby. 6-443, Omaha Bee.
LARGE lot 60x305 ft. for house close In.
8-488, Omaha Bee.
WILL swap electrio vibrator for high
chair. 8-674, Omaha Bee.
1921 Ford sedan, like new, $800; will
trade for cheaper car. 8-652, Omaha Bee.
ONE-eyllnder 2-cycle air cooled motor,
for what have vou ? 65 4 Bee.
WANTED Tq_BUY;
DESKS. DESKS. DESKS.
New desks, used desks, bought, sold and
traded. . J. C., Reed, 1207 Farnam St.,
AT. 6146. __
APARTMENTS AND FLATS.
AN especially food value—I well ar
ranged rooms and screened porch. No.
5 Harlan. 2301 No. lf*h street. $63 00.
We have a number of other apartments
of various types available—get our Hit.
PETERS TRUST COMPANT,
“Where Omaha Kents.’*
AT n:,4 417th and Farnam Sts.
WEST Farnam and Cathedral dlstrhL
The Austin end Carberry An apartment
homo of four well arranged room*, with
five room accommodation. Two and three
exposures $*0 and fit#. Furnished as
you would furnish your own home, at $10$
and $110
FOR RENT, APARTMENTS AND FLATS!
UNFURNISHED.
Five-room duplex In Ramona Court. II6T
D-wey nve , large living room, dining
room, kitchen, two corner bedrooms end
tiled bath. All large rooms. Kent, 97$.
T, H MAENNER CO.,
61* Omaha I/oan Bldg. AT. 11*2.
TURNER COURT APIS.
Moat beautifully located and arranged
Three-room apartment with 5-ronm ac
comvnodatIons, two beds, butit-tn features,
opposite boulevard and Turner park.
Available at once Janitor. HA. 6*9*.
G. M. HAUSER, Maruiger
3 1 92 Dodge,__HA. 7140.
APARTMENTS AND FLATS—$36 to 9120
\V. J PALMER CO.
REAL ESTATE management.
AT **9-0Keellne Bldg.
S-RduM apt . modern but heat; private
• * AT 9396,
uenter* lf21 Douglas, 926.
PET ERS TRUST COMPANT.
WHERE OMAHA RENTS,"
AT. 0644. 17th and Farnam Wfe.
FOR ONH Of
DRAKES 1000 APARTMENTS
q Call Jackson 2*06,
STEAM heated, modern apartment/, low
rent <1. P. Stehhlna. 1*10 Chicago St.
BEAUTIFUL e-room apt.; Chula Vista,
immediate no.s«<ewwi«.ri HA. 4135.
JA. 1122—Modern apartments of some 2
to 6 rooms
8 Or, "PARK A VE—Brick duplex. If A.
3161,
3317 CUMING—Very desirable 6-room up
per duplex opposite park, $60. HA. 2761.
APARTMENTS AND FLATS.
EX c E*PT I ON ALLY high class furnished
apartment. References required. $65 a
month. 1939 Jones.
JONES St . 2662—1-roorn apt., front, 1
roorn apt, with ice box; clean, desirable.
JA. 1136.
TWO largn rooms and kitchenette for
adults only. Everything furnished. WE.
fnsi.
HUNTER INN. AT. 6960— 24th and Dodge
ita Home for traveling man and wife.
HOUSES FOR RENT.
<d nftirotehed.)
CORBY ST. 2170—«-rin.. all modern
house for rent, garage. Call WE 2671.
d. double garage and sun
room. $.’»0 per inn. HA. 36*9
DEER PARK. 2326—1-room, all modern
hntiwe. enrage. .1A4 4193.
HOUSES FOR RENT.
< Furnished.!
KE. 2971—Will share my new home with
employed couple. Breakfast, evening meal
nn»l laundry 176 per month.
OFFICES, STORES FOR RENT
INDIVIDUAL floor spate In Industrial
Mdg. heated. fireproof. daylight bldg.
Pass, and freight elevator nervlca. Low
rent. h,w In* light and power wiring
Ideal for light rnfg. or other business; I
fur litn»e net* form r W F. 14$ 1.
LARGE office for rent; reaaonabta; good
locution. fall AT. 7980._
FINE desk room with use of telephone.
2t>31 Harney St.
ROOMS FOR RENT.
I b urn tailed.>
WILLARD IIA lily-—A reel<1«nea for aelf
supporting voun* women of good cliara*
ter and re fe reft eg, Call Mra. Flora Hmed
I*7, Hupt.. At. 17*. HOI So. 10th fit.
TO I'UMMPFri | VC ro wlT | here
le a nest feathered for you a* co*y aa
you could do It yourself. Hen at 22"9
Howard ,
HOTI f. S A NFt »Ttl>4ltth and^Furnam.
IfoTKI. it KNB1IAW—lift) and Fernaro.
Hpfclal rate* to permanent guette
TWo or three rooma, neatly furnished
apartment** 1112 Ho llth. Adult*.
Reasonable.
F’ARNAM. 2f»07—Cool, well furnished,
sleeping room, In good brick flat, beet
Ineat Ion «‘al| JA fill
PARK A VIC. *31— Welt farntehfd room
nullable for I or 2 gentleinen. Cool end
airy, *'lo*« to i'«r ft A JOlt*
LINCOLN HLVlt . *47—Two nicely fur
inishcd connected room*, suitable for four
I voting units*. ■ _•
I.AfffJK’ mol elAepirjg or light hsKi>f.
room, near KI v*« patk. $2 and |S. KB.
LINCOLN Pf.VU, 2M6--Furn room in
petaato homo to ladles employed. IIA.
**21^ *’
WKHT Farnem district, near niacketoue,
delightful e|e*rn room. HA. 7 4**,
HA. g*li—MAd ern east front room, very
reasonable Tdewlho^ne, pent,
ifv IlfiS—-Mr** oool southeast room for
two, 1*0(1 Alngli ream,
Nll!ll(if AH f026—Well, furnished room In
mhate homa. IIA 4«»«0. __
h’URNIMiTi.Ii"*"Rru»M. one or Hu, s-ntle
men Walking diststn*. AT 1717
KM. **10 Nicely futtushed room, with or
w-lfhout hoard, pit vale faintly.
■ ) furgsh ft
with l»«Hnr and' pHtnn fall AT *11*
MB 4«**7 Ori* t.b c « .«d tun room In
apt. buddlfia. (^Uittr fuiml)
AluLl. cool ruOtua. 13.60, 714 Nu. lkth.
e
/ ROOMS FOR RENT.
(Furnished.)
FAHNAM, 1802, Apt. G—Sleeping room,
writable for 2. Call after 5. JA. 4907.
WE. 2228—Nicely furn. front room, break
fast If desired ; rea«. Florence Blvd.
1325 80. 32 ST.—Large, well furnished
room In private home. HA. 2050.
FRONT room and kitchenette. 16; also
eingie front room. SC. AT. 1213.
ROOMS FOR RENT.
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PARLOR floor suite, 2 or 4, cool, shady
place dose In, very reasonable. HA. 1836.
602 8. 2 8th St.
HA. 6904 (Tel.)—Two southeast rooms,
suitable for couple. Private family. Ref.
TWO unfurnished rooms for light house
keeping 3829 North 21st. !
ROOM AND BOARD
PLEASANT front downstairs room for
two employed; home cooking and privi
leges. \VA. 1 574
HA. 7090—To employed couple, private
home. Excellent home meals, excellent
surroundings.
KE. 0319—Bd. and room for 3 gentlemen
or couple employed; mod, home.
WB. 0198—Private home, board and
room; reasonable.
WANTED TO RENT. ~
ROOM—Young man, employed, withes
furnished room on first floor or in apart
ment; in first-class private home. Walk
ing distance. South exposure. Heat must
be guaranteed. Must be room for piano.
References exchanged. Write fully. Box
499, Omaha Bee.
CLEAN, cool, furnished room wanted by
gentleman Box W-46o. Omaha Bee.
REAL ESTATE—BENSON.
BUY A LOT IN BONITA ADDITION
$10 down, tin ii.r month.
M’CAODK INVESTMENT CO. JA. U4lt.
REAL ESTATE—pUNDEE.
NEW EDGE WOOD BUNGALOW
building, ready 1n 80 days Large
living morn with fireplace, good fixed
dining room, •• corner bedrooms, kitchen
'wth breakfast nook. Icebox room, stove
recess and lota of cupboards. Tiled bath
wjrh built-in tub. Extra high basement,
fuil attic. Oak floor.-* throughout and your
choice of enameled or oak woodwork
Complete with light fixtures, shades dec.
orations, sidewalks. lawn work. etc. 65
foot lot. Only 12.600 cash required, 170*
Mayberry.
T. H. M AKNNh*R CO.,
Builders.
618 Omaha Loan Bldg AT IC«3.
DUNDEE BUILDING SITES.
GEORGE A CO.
__AT. 1024.___
PUN DEL home. 7 rma., $7,75'.*: owner
leaving city. Must be sold. Burt C.
frowler <!n J A. 142*.
REAL ESTATE—FLORENCE.
FLORENCE FIELD
WILL SOON BE OPEN.
r \v NTARTtN * CO.
REAL ESTATE—Miscellaneous.
HOMES for workingmen. Four rooms,
partly modern, full lot, easy terms. $1,200
Have others Stewart. Ralston 10-W.
! J-IT Campbell figure your new home.
Right materials, workmanship and price#.
53f Ke> line, AT. 804*
HALF acre, .3 room home, like new,
electric lights. $2,950. Very easy terms.
j " A. 7050. evenings |
i FOR SALE—First-class income property.
Write owner. Box 32-M. Sioux City, I*
! 3-CYLINDER Vfullen's st»el motor boat.
excellent condition AT. 6324
ALFRED TH« >M ^n~~4V» ffealtoT
REAL ESTATE—NORTH.
SEK THIS BARGAIN.
A da,dy hnm, pl.r, for . hom, lor.r,
Mu.t b» «otd «t oner Ha, S aplt-ndld
room, on lit folor and floorad attic and
full ltaa*>m#nt. AH modern and on a
dandy 44xl5Sfoot lot. iota of brrri.a and
fruit and a real vtn.yard Nlc, chicken
yard and hou«* Pr!i,d right at I4.S&0.
II,non tlnwa. |40 monthly. Addr-a, j.jo
S. Hih st . or .1A _
IH'Y from owner 7-room all n,arly d.r.
orated, new oak floor,, all modern and
on |-.i\ed y; >4,1no Upon ,„|| KE. tH}7.
7IESIHABLE 7*room bungalow for ,ate
See owner. 2215 fowler Ave.
'l?'1'?. ' r 5*” Charles
12,200. Call AT, litt
I.OVBLT new eolonlal; oak til, hath.
hraakfxat nook; almoat half acre. garage.
Mr ferry. Ki: 4I.-.I
1> K. Ht-fK ft CO buy and a»H homea
REAL ESTATE—SOUTH.
FIELD CLUB. BRICK AND STUCCO.
« R — PRICE $7 600—TERMS.
(This bungalow nearly new; bee Urge Hx
| ing. dining and 2 dandy bedrooms;
D»g . dining and 2 dandy bedrooms booms;
kitchen end large sunroom on 1st floor.
<»ak floors throughout, bedroom and *un
room in enamel; built-in features Full
basement lined with fire tile.
For appointment call J A. 2282. Osborne
Realty Co.
. NINE NEW HOMES
I have completed nine houses on South
32d .St. between Oak and Wright .Sts .
ranging In prices from $*.250 to $9,600,
for as Is on easy terms. Open for Inins'
♦ ion afternoons and evenings from * 20
to f o'clock
C. G. CAltLBKRO, REALTOR.
_312 Brand#)* Theater ltldg
Teser A Tsssr speclaltie Inl Side homes.
real ESTATE—WKST ^ ^ ~
SACRIFICE AT 14.000
Kl't-rflom. large, beautiful, frame bumra
Irtw on* block to Technical lliah mbool.i
one naif Mo<'k to llarnrv car line, hut
vvatrr beat, large, long living room, large
l ath and bedroom, oak fhMah. beautiful
light flat urea, plenty of fruit ami ahad*
A wr|! built, comfortable borne, at a aac
[ rlflro of fiiOn, In «>ne of beat neighbor*
i hood a In city. 11,800 will handle. balance
monthly s*« th»a today. It won’t Uat.
Call AT M> 11 f«»r appointment to a#c. i
AMRHK'AN J(6rTUAUI .%
FINANCE COMPANY,
?I4 Courtney Mulldlntr
AT ; 1 CAT Mil.
13.600 BUT
Six rooms, partly modern, near two new
additions an.! adjoining T.ea>en*orth
Hetghla. Thin la a real snap and ran bo
handled on eaay twmi
COLLINS COMPANT.
4«* Arlhur Tlldg AT 3311.
New Homea Tour Terms.
UllOVK )l|HHAItl» «H> .
AT. 4!>:.«■624 Sunderland Rldg
WILI. build to your order on our brautl*
ful lota In Ktlgewuod; vefy eaay farms
Rhone Atlantic 3640.
*2* I’ARKKH ST. A rnome. modern, bam
•'alia lot. I*«»y paymenta Crolgh, 404 Mas
JA. OlOll
M \V VolUnd Co for Real Service. AT flat
HEAl, ESTATE—EXCHANGE^
V\ P5 WILL aubmlt you a reasonable offer
in mi lien*e for your lend. In. ome or
mdao. i ry u*. we probably have fuat what
you are looking for
fllCItT L COOK A CO.,
Mo H own Mid* AT. 4S»T.
"I.FT’f MAKE A TRA1)R ”
KKAI I ST A i \ - vvantki;
OHCKNIU
Really On I tat your home with ua
H'"l Kh.l N»t Ibini. Hid,. JA. Iliia
HICK u» first Kuril ti.tinaa. any location
r. m a rn.inia 8hoii,n A tio,, Kaaltoi,
JA. till. 33« Knrllno Hide.
It A VIC biiy.ra for wood hnmaa. Do you
•« am 10 a*ll youra? Uat II with C. A
Urlininal. Realtor, JA, (ill.
REAL ESTATE—WANTED.
CH AS. W. YOU NO A BON.
Real Estate. Rental*. Insurance.
1602 City Nat*l BkAT 1668
FARMS, city property and Insurance.
Held Land Co.. 6u54 Military Ava WA.
1075.
Must have a horns. Box W.187, Omaha
Bee.
Graham Petsrs Co., ae.ll homes. JA. 0658
Chat H. Belman, AT 6250. Real Estate
I. J. Beybold A Son. 226 City Nat. AT. 8301
HASTINGS A HEYPEN. REALTORS,
fl. H. Browns Co. aells acres. AT. SSftt.
Western Real Estate Co JA. 4407.
^ REALTORS. ^ ^
IF WE can’t sell your horns In 80 days we
will tell you why.
CARL H. BOOS CO..
505.506 Sunderland BldgAT. 6982
O LOVER AND FP Alls. Realtors
City Real Estate. Specialists.
JA. 5860.tli-20 City Nat. Bank.
R K. HKNNfrR COMPANY—REALTORS
SLATER A CO.. Realtors *Ceel!n# Bldg
ACREAGE FOR SALE.
WHY not commence to raise every kind of
vegetable. Including Magnolia ftga and
struMberries, this winter, especially poul
try raising, profit on figs and strawber
ries enormous. Ten-acre tract* No pay
ment down. No interest charged. Write
at once. Representative In city for only ;
few days. Address W-461, Omaha Bee
FARMSFORRENT. ~
^J^,TY^iicrea,"^r^^nt*r^TopsT**stoctc,*%ami
Implements for sale, north of FLOR- >
ENCi; 10 acres potatoes, 7 acres sweet
corn. 3 acres squash. 6 acres tomatoes,
1 acre melons, 1 acre cucumbers. acre
lima beans, 1 teams, 2 sets of harness. 3
cultivators, mower, hay rake*, wagon and
4 doxen chickens. Price $2,000. Claude
Net ha wav. KK. 14f»9.
FARMS FOR SALE.
320 ACRES fine black land, Wilkin coun
ty. Minn. Good farming section, good
roads. 7 mllea to railroad town. 260
acres under plow, balance m*sdow. no
buildings. $40 per acre, to * loss estate.
Tart cash, terms for balance P E.
Welch. 1009 Tenth St.. South. Fargo,
WILL assist you tO g*t started on small
tru« k or poultry form; b*st terms, near
good market. W-472, Omaha Be*.
WANT to a*U tny 20 *cre fruit and stock
farm. Ft. Calhoun. Box 44.
BUSINESS SERVICE
BUILDERS, CONTRACTORS.
CEMENT walk*, garage .floors. walla.
chimney work, 220^ IlnmA St. JA. 4»>4
GET our pairs# on complete garages Mor
rt»on Lumber A Cnm 1 r»q WE ES«1
DANCING ACADEMIES!
WE TKACH YOU »?oxv
And we don't mean MAVBE.
Claaa 'onight Private lensona any hour.
KKEPS 161 4 KarnamJA. 6470.
DETECTIVE AGENCIES.
JAM Ed AHansDetectivea. Expert aerret
service, 111-312 Neville Block. AT Ilk,
RELIABLE Detective Bureau. Sunderland
B>dr JA PM night. KE >112
MOVING, STORAGE.
FIDELITY STORAGE A VAJ*~CO.
MO VI NO PACKING
STORAGE SHIPPING.
Household Goode, Flanoe. Office Furniture.
1107-11 HOWARD ST.JA. Opl
ESTIMATE furn. on packing., no*, and
atoring. Contracts taken by Job or hour
Globe Van A Storage C®. JA. 4331. AT
0 230. Oroeaman A Sore, ownere
EXPERT tnflna. furniture packers, fire
proof etorage. Phone JA. U04. The
Terminal Warehouse Co. 702 South 10th
3t„ corner Jonea, on Viaduct.
BEK INS OMAHA VAN A STORAGE
lith and Leavenworth St a. Packing, mov
mg. storage, ahlpplng JA. 4113.
bloving—Packing—Storage
Gordnr* y reproof Warehouse A Van C®
216 N 11th ?t. Phone JA. 1031.
MILLINERS. DRESMAKERS.
ACCORDION. SIDE] knife . aos pleating
covered buttons, all style*; hemstitching,
buttonholes. Write Ideal Button A Pleat
ing Co.. 301 Brown Block. Omaha. Neb
Telephone JA. 1636. _
NEBRASKA PLEATING
Hemstitching. Covered Button® 1166
r«rn>m eecnd floor JA. M?t
PATENT ATTORNEYS.
J W. MARTIN 1712 T^dgT room Z»9,
Omaha, alao Waahinftor . double service.
w’ng.Q feo Also ltfip «tll pater.t"
PAINTLNG7 PAPERING.
PA PER HANGING and painting. Call WA.
499«,__
PRINTERS. ENGRAVERS7
1 *’1V ''-"Illr. I'n f. ? H U «, J* Mit>
PROFESSIONAL SERVICE
PREFCRIPTIONS carefully compounded at
the h Sherman A Mr''onn*n Drug Store#
DENTAL X-ray 6b« each. I) full eel
616 Securities Bldg 16th end Farnam
SERVICES OFFERED.
IMVANUAT# Private tnafernlay home
Hr»a. t«rm». WE. 3f0*. Call or write.
8 HU Bristol.
P LAST K RI NO— A11 klnda .»f repalrTrJr
brick or cement block work, reaannatde.
WA. 7__
SODDING and eevdlny, cement work,
l atch work a specialty Reasonable prices.
For estimates, ,1 A. 33* J
KVKRYTH1NO laundered; grr-.td prices
cheap: silks and everything. AT. 1*30.
TilR. Hnm* Beauty Parlors, *4? Lincoln
Blvd. AT. 337T.
fTTmH DEV F! Ol’Kli rRKK
Ths Enflgii Co.. JfO* leaven worth
FILMS developed free. Price Hat here
Friday KAS 1 STUDIO 11* Neville Block
CITY OFFICIAL NOTICES
NOTICE.
To the owner* of lota, part* of lota
and ple< n of real estate hereinafter de
scribed :
You are heieby notified that by Resolu
tion No 441*. now pending before the
City Cntim-It. to chance the giadea of
Valley Strert from ?»th Stteet to paint
110 feet West of 40th Street. Valley Street
from point llo fen West of Slat street
t« Fast curb of J2nd Avenue and Sflth
> t reef from Grover Strert to point lit
feet North of \ allev Street to trade*
«hnwn op pint* in the Office of the City
► ngtneer, and au«’h g>ade* a 111 be
•'ban gad as proposed in th» manor' pro
vbird by law. unices presented bv proper
pyot eat
You and each of 'on are further noti
fied that unless the record owner* rep
Semi-Annual
First Mortgage Real
Estate Bonds in denomi
nations of
$1,000 and $500
A well secured, sound
investment.
Payne Investment Co.,
B3T Om.h. N.t’l H.i.k H1H*
rtKui. AT. SMO
CITY OFFICIAL NOTICES
resenting 40 per cent of the reel estate
abutting upon said part of said streets
make proteat against such proposed
change of grade on or before August 19.
1923. thirty days from the first date of
publication, the City Council will change
the grade of said streets aa proposed.
Published in accordance with Kesolu>
tlon No. 4433. geriea 1923.
Omaha, Nebraska. July 20, 1923.
CLAUDE F. B03SIE,
J-20- 1-23 City Clerk.
NOTICE.
PROPOSALS FOR HI DEWALK CON
STRUCTION.
Sealed proposal* are invited and will
be received by th* City Clerk of the City
of Omaha until Tuesday, July 81, 1928,
at JO o’clock g. m . for the construction
or widening of sidewalk* In Sidewalk
District No. 34. described and located as
follows. tO-V.it
On the East side o? 19th Street, of
Artiflcisl Stone, Class ’ A," 4 feet wide:
Lot* 19. 20 and 21, Block 5. Potter A
Cobbs Addition.
On the West side of l»th Street, of
Artificial Stone, < lass "A," 4 feet wide:
Lots 3 and 4. Block 4. Potter & Cobbs
Addition.
On the West side of 33d Street, of Arti
ficial Htone, Class "A,” 4 feet wide:
Extensions Into 33d Avenue adjoining.
Lots 110 and 111, Yal# Place Addition.
On the West side of 32d Street, of
Artificial 8tone. Claes “A,” 4 feet wide:
Lots 8 and 9, Evans Addition.
On the East aide of Hanecom Boule
vard. of Artificial Stone, Claaa "A,*' 4
feet wide:
Lots 9 and 10, Block 3: Lot f. except
Boulevard. Lots 3, 4 and 8, Block II,
Dwight & Lymans Addition; the South
16 3 feet of Lot IS. Block 4; Lot 9. the
North 1-3 and South 3-1 of Lot 13.
Block T, Summit Addition.
On the South side of Hanecom Boule
vard, of Artificial Stone, Class "A.M 4 feet
wide :
Except Boulevard, Lot 1, Block II, Sum
mit Addition.
On the West side of 14th Street, of
Artificial Stone. Claes ’ A." 4 feet wide:
Lot 4. Block 6. Dwight A Lyman’s
Addition.
On the South eld* of Pacific Street, of
Artificial Stone. Claaa "A.” 4 feet wide:
The North 58 feet of Lot 24, Block 1,
Hanscom Place Addition.
On the North side of Grant Street, of
Artificial Stone, Class “A,” 4 feet wide:
I>ot la. Block 2, Clifton Hill Addition.
On the North eld* of Mayberry Street,
of Artificial Stone, Class •’A,” 4 feet
wide;
Lots 13. 14 21 and 24. Block 3. Sheri
dan Piece Addition
On the East side of 14th Street, of
Artificial Stone. Class ’ A/' 4 feet wide:
The Southwest rare of Lot 8, Block 824;
Alley in Block 334. Cuming Street be
tween Blocks 322 and 224: tne 8^uthwest
Sart and the middi* part of Lot 4, Block
34. City of Omaha.
Of Artificial Stone, Cleat "A,” • feat
Wide:
To repair Lota 4 and 4. Block 321, City
of Omaha.
On th© South side of Harney Street,
of Artificial Stone, Class "A. 6 feet
wide:
Part of Harney Street adjoining and
the East 65 feet ©f the North 84 f*et
of 29th Street, West of Lot 4. Block 12,
McCormick’* Addition.
On the Weat eide of Gilmore Avenue,
of Artificial Stone, Claes “A,’* 4 feet
Wide;
Except County Road, Loft 1, 4 5 and
19, Block 3. North of County Road. Lot
2: e*r#pt County Road. Lot* 2. 4 24 and
21 : north of County Road, l>ot 22, Block
12; except County Road, Lot *; North
of County Road. Lot 9: except County
Road. Lot* io. |1 end 14; north of
County Road. Lota 15 and 16: except
[County Road. Lot 28. B.ock 11, Albright's
Annex Addition.
On the East aid* of ISth Street, at
Artificial Stone. Claaa "A," 4 feat wide:
The West V* of Lot 29. Redick's Second
Addition.
| On the West *‘d* of 9*th Street, of
Artificial Stone, CliM ”A,‘* 5 feet wide,
to repair:
The Weet 2 7 feet ef Lot t Block 2.
Logan Place Addition.
On th# F©uth s:de of *’Q” Street, ef
Brink, 5 feet wide, to repair:
fyot 1. Block 4. First Addition to Fowler
Place Addition
On the South side ef Leaven worth
Street, nf Artificial Fiona, Claaa "A.” •
feet wide, to repair.
The V . «• feet of Lot 24. Read's
Second Addition.
Such sidewalks to be constructed la
accordance with the plane and specifica
tion* and requirement* a* prepared by the
City Engineer and adopted and approved
by the Mayor and City four ill for the
purpose of governing toe '•onstruction of
sidewalk* In *ald city during the year
1923. and to constructed under the
super vision of the City Engineer.
Each proposal must be accompanied by
a certified cheek in the sum of $109.08
a* a guaranty of good faith and to be
forfeited to the city as liquidated dam
axe* in event of failure :o enter into
contract, tf award be mad* thereon.
Proposals must be made upon printed
hlanks provided by the City Engineer,
and no proposal will be considered if
detached from the package In which it
was hound, but the entire package must
be unbroken and In good order when the
proposal* Is deposited.
Prfc*s must be stated 1n word* acd
figures In the respective columns ‘pro
vided In the printed blanks
Proposals must be sealed, marked “ Pro
posals for Sidewalk Construction.* and
addressed to Claud* F Bo*s;e, City Clerk.
Omaha. Nebraska, and will be presented
to ?he city Council unopened at the
regular meeting to b* held on Tuesday,
Julv 21. 1123, at 18 o’clock a m.
Th* Council reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
Published In accordance with the pro
visions of Ordinance No. 10*42.
Omaha. Nebraska. July 23. 1923.
CLAUDE F. ROSSIE.
J-13-24 25-29-27 City Clerk.
NOTICB.
To the owners of lots and pieces of real
estate hereinafter described
\ ovi and *ach of you are hereby notified
that 4t*t Strset from South |in* of C R
A o Railway Right of Way to "O'' Street,
within Oradirr Improvement No II, Reso
lution No 4411 ‘*K*‘ Street from 4?d
Si reef to K K. A M \ Railway Rlght
pf Way, within Grading lmpro*emenl No
*4 Resolution No. 4422; and I Street from
13d Street to J4th J and K Street*, from
* 3d Street to SHh Street 34th and J3th
Street* from I Street to L Street, within
trading Improvement No. 197, Resolution
No. 4433. are ordered graded
You are further notified that unless the
re» rrd ow ners representing 40 ner cent
of the taxable frontajr<* abutting upon said
parta of said streets, f.la protest with the
City Cie-k on or before August 18. 1822.
I*eing JO days from the firs* date of oub*
Ilea lion, said gradinjr will t*e done.
Published In acordauce with Resolutions
Nos 4 411. 4 11J and 4 431, S-rt#- 1823.
Omaha. Nebraska. July 2«. 1821.
CLAl’PK F. ROS51B
J ‘ft ti llCity CUrh
N< TICK TO 8CWKR CONTRACTOR?
Sealed proposals a-e Invite.I and will b#
| received at the office of the Clt>* Kn
gineer at Room 404, City Hall, Omaha.
Nebraska, up ta 8 o clock F\ M on Trl
day, July 3T, 1151 for the construction
of sewers aa follows
Note—Alternate bids will be received
on Vitrified Clay Pipe and Concrete Pips
and as noted on plane
Fewer District No 1J aa provided In
Ordinance No. 11714:
410 tin ft 12-inch pirs sewer
Hewer District No. Ill as provided In
Ordinance No. ill ST:
JM lln. ft eight In'h pipe sewer.
Sio lln ft. 1J*lnch Pipe sewer.
324 lln ft 18.In h pipe sewer
?*wer District No M-» aa provided by
Ordinance No. 1IT44
lln f( eight Inch pipe sewer.
1440 lln. ft. U lnch pit's sewer.
!m. ft, 14.ln<*h pipe sewer,
lift Hn ft. 21-inch pipe sew-gr
44 lln. fT. thee* foot »h l«rh In diame
ter two*ring Reich Hewer.
43 ltn. ft three foot, at a-Inch by four
foot, tw'o r-ng Wrick Fewer
Sewer District No 814 as provided by
Ordfnance Na ilTCT
X.io lln. ft. eight-Inch rlpo sewer.
Mb lln. ft. 12-inch pit's sewer
44S lln ft 18-Inch pipe sewer
Fewer District N *17 at provided by
Ordinance No 119do
34J' hn. ft right inch pipe smart
t»44 lm. ft. ll-tnch pipe sewer.
t*f tin. ft, 1* inch pipe mver.
3^0 i n ft 31 Inch pipe sewer
44S lln. ft 24 Inch pipe sewer
3*3 lln. ft, t “ Inch pipe sewer.
44? lln ft J0 in* h pipe eewer.
Alternate bids to be received on Rein*
forced concrete pipe. 24-Inch and larger:
als>* on 30-ln* h two-ring brick and Jt
ln< U reinforced concrete monolithic
Htnrm Sewer No *0| aa pee RPenlutm*
No 28*4 adopted on May 18. 1823.
244 8 lln. ft. if 13-foot diameter sew
er Alternate but- will l*e received on
brick concrete and reinforced concrete.
Tf0|>6»4l» are to be made unon printed
blanks which will, upon application, be
furnished bv the Otty llngineer and all
work must be done In accordance with
th- plans, profiles and «pe. ifn «t ion* for
said work on file in his office A* e't.
dr nee of good faith, each piopoeel sha.l
CITY OFFICIAL NOTICES.»
be accompanied by a certified check on, 1
•ome Omaha bank, payable 10 the City or
Omaha, lit an amount of not l**aa than
rive per cent of the total bid. and In ao
caae (o ba lean than Ona Hundred Hol
ler". which amount "bell be held by the
t. lty as liquidated damages If the *uc
1 bidder falls to enter Into contract
velth good and sufficient sureties within
10 days after sward has been made.
Proposal* shall be addressed to “City
Engineer, Omaha, Nebraska,” and
marked: “Proposals for Sewer Construc
tion.
The City Keoervea the right to reject
eny and ell bide
Omaha. July ». 1IH.
HERMAN BEAU
J= ». M. II. ». *4. «.C'r7 En«,'1**r
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ORDINANCE NO. 11774.
An Ordinance to amend Section 44# of
Pr.<?!.r?*nce No* Jl4,,i- known as the
building code. Placing additional re
quirements on the placing and con
struction of tyll boards and repealing
sswraAiSi"*— »
B«S»c&'E^5S Mr zn*ss’.
Section 1. That Section 449 of Ortfl*
Xim be amended to read am
follows:
"No board shall be erected, built, con
structed reconstructed or maintained at a
greater height than 14Vh feet above the
level of the adjoining ground and the
base of such board shall be In all cases
at least 2*4 f*»et above the level of the
adjoining ground. No such board shall
exceed 60 feet In length, shall be de
,,*** end have Independent supporta end
• hall be conatructed and maintained la a.
durable end >afe rninner. No bill board,
bu.ietin board or auntler atructwre aba,?'
hereafter be erected on the roof of anv
building unleee auch board In owned ami
operated entirely by the owner of the'
building up. n which It la located and ad-~
v'rtlae, the tualneea operated In au-h
building No apace ahali be rented,
leaaed or uaed on env board for any pur
pose except to adverllae the bualnees car
ried on or operated In the building upon 1
which It la located. No double deck
boards ahali be erected unleee such boards
replace old double deck boards on the
same property and at the same location as
the old double deck board*. All boards
conatructed on the roofa of building" un
der this provision shall be constructed an
♦frsly of steel and entirely fireproof con
struction.”
Paragraphs (a). <b), (e) and (d) of
Section 449 to r*ad as In Ordinance No.
11416 a+ amended.
Section 2. That si! portions of Ord
nance No 11416 which are in conflict
I herewith, be and the same are hereby r* -
peal*>d.
Section 3. That thui Ordinance sha l •
take effect and be In fore* from and after
15 days after its passage.
Passed July 17 1922
. JAM ES C. DAHLMAX,
Mayor and President of City Council.
Attest: CLAUDE F BOBBIE,
(SEAL) City Clerk.
J23
a ORDINANCE NO. 11773.
An Ordinance anr.endipg Article IV of Or
dinance No. 10132, and providing with,
regard to vehicle# crossing at intersec
tion# of 16th and Douglas Arrests, 16th
and Farnsm Street# and l€lh and Har
ney Street*.
BK IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUN
CIL OF THE CITY OF OMAHA:
Section 1. That Section 3 of Artlcla IV
of Ordinance No. 10112 be, and the earn*
la hereby amended, to read as follows;
“Artlcla IV. Section 3 Vehicles Turn
ing to Right Into Highway. Vehicles turn
to the right into another highway
aha It turn the corner as close to the
right hand curb as possible. At the in
tersections of 16th and Douglas Street*.
Hth and Farnsm Streeta and 16th aid
Haney Streeta. all vehl:!ea must cr.’se
such Intersections either by moving*
straight across or by 'making a right
hat d turn, and no vehicle aha I turn to
the left in crowing said intersections” . .
Section 2. That Section 3 f Article IV.
of Ordinance No. 16132 o*. and the #arr.e;
la. hereby repealed.
.flection 3. That thia Ordinance shall x
lake effeet ao»2 ba !n force froru an^l after
fifteen day* after Itg naaeage,
Paenctt Ja!y 17. 1 >23
. 7AMKS C. DAHLMAN
Mayor and Pr.ildent of City Council.
At teat: CLAUDE F. BOSSIE.
j 'SEAL ) City Clark.
~ ORDINANCE NO, 11775. .
An Ordinance amending eection II ••
Ordinance Ve. 1#*H. aa amended tv
Ordinance No 1125*. relating to aid
providing for the levying 0f nn occu
pation tar upon certain calling*, tmdm.
profe.aiona and occupation* conducted,
pursued, carried on or operated. In !!.*’
4 ity of Omaha, for th* rui-poee of rac
ing ravaaa* Preocrtbing for the coi
le’.ilon of th* game and f i ng a
penally foe violation of the aa m».
BK IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY
cor.veil, OF THE CITY OF OMAHA:
Portion 1 That Section 1. of Ord:- ,,
nance No. l*2i», aa amended by Or4!.
nan-e No 112-6 be. end th* earn© is here
by amended to read as follows
“flection 16. Circus. M enact ri*. Etc—e
CStfus, menagerie. Jog and tonr show,
wild west show, or any similar rgenix*
tlei; or attraction, uttrg railroad cars o
coaches for Its transportation bv rail
* her# earn* consist# of a three-ring per
Drratnca or a performance of similar
b:x*. 6560 60 per day; where the aan e
consists ©f % two-ring performance, cr a
performance similar ia sixe. fJAO.&e per
day. for each side show carried with *
crcua, tlf.Og per day. Carnivals. tl&Q.r&
for the first day /nd f56V6 for each 4iv
thereafter. Provided, this sect! 'n shall,
rot appJy to local agncuittiraJ. fraternal .
or re. g .us #ocIet:e* conducing a ea~
nlral within the City of Omaha, wb*nr.
a permit there/or has been issued by th*
mayor. Provided, further that no cireue. “
menaaerie, rtrnhtl, dog and pony thov*.,
wild west show or a ainu’.ar exhibition, '
shall be permitted to exhibit on Lab *
Day. Memorial D*y or dur ng the time
that the fall festival of the Ak-Sar-Rtr."
is being held. In all ease* said tax sh»!
be due and payable wbej said eir.»* . ,
wruiffr>, dog and poesy show, %» :<j sreat*
show, carnival or any aimiiar attract' ©
la unloaded from the cars or coarbei
A aide ahow. ss used in tin# ordinance,
rrrxna any show or entartainmer t
whther under th# main tept or not, f«-1
which a charge 1s made additional to
that for entrance to the main tent.
Section 2. That Action 16 ©f c*rdf
n*nc# No 161?5, as amended by Ord’-*
nance No. 11266, be and the earn# «
herebv repealed
flection 2. That thia ordinance aha*
take effect and be In force from and
after fifteen days after Its passage.
Passed July It. ItZZ
m JAMES C. PAHLMAN.
Mayor and Pr*»,dent of Citv Council
Atte*' CLAUDE F. BOflflIE.
r 2?EAL) City Clerk.
ORDINANCE NO l!77«.
An Ordinance declaring certain lands a'
6td and Military Avenue In th* CUv n?
Omaha, part of the svatem of rubi •*
parks and parkways and boulevards and
to b« hereafter known as Koatsk
Cutoff
BK IT ORDAINED BY THE CUT COUN
CIL OF THE CITY OF OMAHA:
Section l That certain property deed' !
to the City of Omaha frotn tn# Omthd
< ©untry Club and accepted br the Ci;v ©6
Omaha on May 22. 1623. dee* nbed as f« -
owf. to-wit; Beginning at a point thiri •
three ' . 3 > feet West and a xt> »lx *
feet South rf the Center 'f Sect ion fl*i *. n
(7), Township Fifteen (III, Range Th
teen (IJl Doug as County. N#tr«#N
thence South on# hundred and fifteen
till) feet, thence north wee* crlr on# Pu:
dred and e gh: y (166> feet more ©r lee*
to a point on the South Line ©f MiHta*’
A venue, on* hundred and forty-one fe*-*!
Weat af 52d Street, iheme Kaat one hues
dred and forty-one (141) feet to the rla«o
of beginning in the City ©f Omaha. Deuc
!*# County. Nebraska, b* and the same
hereby declared ©art ©f the evstem ©f
publie barks, parkways and boulevard*
and t© be known m Koutskv Cutc'f »©.J
to be rnnrove.1 as may be hereafter or
dered suit required
Section 2 That this Ord^na- -* *h«
take ef f •©? and be m force from and
after fifteen da; • after lta passage
Tasscd July 1?, if:?.
E SC DARLM A V.
Mayor and Fr©» :.n? of cit% Ccun-il
CL A UP K F. BOflfllE.
T ' Cit) Clerk
Keal hstate Transfers
A TjUr »!.1 huth.nj I.
John Harp* Ie»v«worih *
41. ft w. of 4«**h *t,. n. »
42.2*14? , . $ i(t$
Standard D*va|(ian«nt Co. to Chaa.
' TatnMyn. Fa Iftc at f
* of h »? » • • 40x11b.4 • '
M Mar. ua and wlfo to b H Kal
man. Sh«rman aw. 144 ft * tf
Burdotto at. w. a M«Ui . lt.lf*
Tan; Krakowakt and wife to Frank
Ptornts'ky ot a! Frudorwk at .
«I-4 ft. w. of Jfttk at. a. a.
JJ 4*t?4 J . . . . t.140
Alma F Anderarn to J Arthur
rhrtatia. 19th at . 440 ft a of
N ekorr at. w. » kOmis* ... i.it*
l#lU1an Hanaen and hualxod to
Charles H Qlraon Purdetto at .
ft n a of 2>th aw . a a
kOafO . . . Iff'
Carter V Alexander and w.fe to
ileo >\ VrmHage **.| » (♦. » ^
.'or. Uih a'e and Corby ot .
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Joseph B CampN-U and n tfe
K T Uwcda.e a * oor 10th
and Mtaim at. 104*1 ' .. ?44
Jamet V Bodnar guardian, •©
Kathenno Kort'ang \ ’.*r ito ,
14k ft w of Sherman %\e
a a 4A*ioa . . .. *4a*
Barker «V to Carl V Swanaor*.
*4th at . M ft, a. at Urant at .
». a. !00«1M . f|)
f\ F Swanaon and mtfo to > al«or v
C Onrlmghowee. 44th •* . 44 ft
* of Orant at w. a. nw-\i2». J f,i
llejan T O Keera and husband to
Boloinan l agman KYankltn at .
40« ft w of *Mh at n. * 40*ua 4 >,'6
Ab'aksi'i Sax^ and u:fe to Hartv
Stelnho’g ot al. n o. cor 1?th
and Burt ala tt\«* 19 4. a
Standard t>e\c'opmont l”*n t.x It an
II Illation. Fa> ifie at . JtO ft. ».
of <*th a vo , a a. 4txlS4 4J0
John r T'.a.k and vtfe to Be nmol
V Iwoma, 45d at . 144 ft r of
Pratt at.. * * a*xUP. »
John r Murtagh .to Anna C
t'ain* Tttua tr*. ?t* ft. « of
24th a'e« *. *4x1:4. I 44
fctotva M« Mi lan to Chert** T
White, tltanl at . JW ft w. of
4Sd at n a. 46*144. .. $ *
tloorge c Flaeik and wtt* «# June
A Utvvs Pratt a' i a \ ft w
of *td at n a *0x144 2.A*6
Auhauser n«*. h !*».* t* Ta maas
Thuruton *V Camden iir if#
ft o of |0th a? * a \fv’4x;44 ! f *