The Omaha morning bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, July 28, 1923, CITY EDITION, Page 13, Image 13

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    County Pav ing
to Be Apple of
- Taxpayer’s Eye
Roads Will Be Best In This
Part of the Country
When Completed
January 1.
At the completion of the Douglas
county paving program, at the end
of the year, taxpayers can boast
some of the best paved roads In this
part of the country.
The county will have 80 miles of
paved roads by January 1. Every
main road will be paved and four of
them will be connected with overland
highways.
On Dodge street along the Lincoln
highway one can visit Elkhorn,
W aterloo and Valley. Fremont is a
few miles off the highway. Military
avenue brick road connects with the
Black Hills trails, while connections
are easily made on the D. L. D.
through Millard and Washington
highways.
Part of the cost of building a few
of the roads is paid by the state and
federal governments. The first rural
pavement was laid in 1920
The Lincoln highway was paved
from the Union Pacific railroad north
west to the bridge Vest of the Elk
hom cemetery.
Four and three-fourths miles of
brick were put in on tho D. L. D.
highway from the south county line
through Millard, north an'", east to
where ths old brick paving ends, dur
ing 1921.
Five and one-half miles of brick
were put In on the Lincoln highway
from the bridge west of Elkhorn
cemetery northwest to Valley's north
ern limits.
The Washington highway was
paved form the north city limits to
the north county line.
In 1922, Military avenue from Oma
ha was paved for 8.25 miles to the
corner south of Bennington.
Bitulithic pavement was used for
six miles on the road lonnectlng Val
ley to the north county line.
The Lincoln highway from Road 46
to Road 56, and from Pappio creek to
Father Flanagan’s home for boys will
be completed this year.
Johnson Is Riled;
It Was Mistake
Denies He Told George Harvey
He'd Win by Landslide
If Nominated.
ir Associated Trees.
New York, July 27.—Senator Hiram
Johnson of California, with an em
phatic denial, today took cognizance
of a story appearing in certain New
York papers quoting George Harvey,
American ambassador to the court of
St. James, as stating Mr. Johnson
hail predicted for himself election by
a landslide if he obtained the repub
lican nomination for president.
Mr. Harvey, who received his ap
pointment from President Harding, to
whose views on the world court Mr.
Johnson took sharp exception in his
first public utterance since returning
from Eurpose, attended the meeting
here Wednesday night at which the
senator outlined his views on
America's foreign policy. At that
time Mr. Harvey, replying to ques
tions by newspaper men, said: “Yes,
I have nothing to say.”
The story published today quoted,
Mr. Harvey as saying at Long
Branch, N. J., that Mr. Johnson1
would not receive the republican nom
ination and that he thought Mr.
Johnson a little previous In his pre
diction of a landslide. The ambas
sador was quoted as saying that Mr.
Johnson had made the prediction in
the course of a conversation with
him.
By Associated Press.
Long Branch* N. J.. July 27.—Col.
George Harvey, United States am
bassador to the court of St. James,
today corrected statements regardlrg
presidential prospects for 1924 attrib
uted to him in certain New York
morning papers and asserted that
when he had predicted failure he was
referring to the chances of Henry
Ford and not those of Senator Hiram
Johnson. *
'••Apparently the gentleman with
whom I was speaking misunderstood
what I said.” said Mr. Harvey. "X
had been talking about Henry Ford
and I expressed surprise that so
^j^ny good Judges of srffalrs, lnclud
Hiram Johnson, believe that If
he could get a major nomination
there would be a landslide In his fa
vor.
‘ I Intended this to apply to Mr.
Ford and not, as the gentleman with
whom I was speaking evidently
thought, to Mr. Johnson.
Plan Upbuilding for
Scottsbluff Region
Special Dispatch to The Omaha Bee.
Scottsbluff, Neb., July 27.—Two
proposals for the upbuilding of the
Scottsbluff community are being con
sidered by local business men. One
is suggested by J. C. McCreary.
Another plan by Dr. N. N. Rasmus
sen. is to send a group of four or five
men to southern Minnesota for the
double purpose of studying dairying
at first hand and of demonstrating
the resources of the North Platte
valley. It Is thought that as a re
suit of this mission a dozen families
of Scandinavian descent, thoroughly
experienced In dairy farming, could
he Influenced to move to thla valley
and either buy farms or take them
on long term leases.
While they would practice general
farming, they would also demonstrate
the best methods of dairying, and it
is believed their* Influence would
the conversion of this region
rlnto a great dairy country.
Mercury Drops 17 Degrees
Since Monday's Scorcher
The temperature has dropped 17
degrees $lnce Monday, according to
flgurea, compiled by Government Me
teorologiet M. V. Robins.
“Light blankets will probably come
Jn handy tonight,” said Robins.
Several point* over the state re
ported rainfall.
i THE WOALO \S ABOUT TO BE
*TRANSFOArAEO BY N\Y INVJEN
JriONS.THAOUSH THE MEOIUIA
?©F WANT AOS A NEW KEG OF
^INVENTIVE GENIUS HAS
'N*—«v BEEN POT ON
. V^TAP^,
AT THE RATE THE GREAT
fAANUFACTURERS ARE FALLING
FOR MY V/ANTAO IVE GOT TO GET
AH OFFICE ANO LABORATORY IN
WHICH TO EXERCISE MY GREY /
AH » KNEW I’OFINOniNTHE
OnftHA BEE
WANT AOS “"A FURNISHED
OFFICE. ANO LABORATORY READY
^TO BE OCCUPIED**— OUST X
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Nebraska Girl Held
for Forging Checks
Sioux City, July 27.—Charged with
cheating by false pretenses and ac
cused of having forged checks, Ger
trude M. Muck of Hartington, Neb.,
was arrested Thursday night.
The checks are alleged to have been
cashed In Omaha, Sioux City, Norfolk,
Neb., and other cities. Approximate
ly $1,600 is said by the operatives to
have been obtained.
Norfolk, Neb., July 27.—Gertrude
Muck who Is held at Sioux City for
passing worthless checks, is alleged
she gave about a dozen of them to
Norfolk merchants, from whom she
bought several hundred dollars worth
of merchandise.
Legion Furnishes Program
for Bellevue Students
Students at the Bellevue Vocational
school were given a program of enter
tainment Thursday night under the
auspices of the newly organized
American Legion post of the school.
Entertainers on the program In
cluded Alice McCormicx, Joe Lump
kin, Robert Sheehan, Eleanor and
Elouise Segi, Marjorie Jane Bloom
berg, Mario Jane Davies, the Invinci
ble quartet, Guy Kiddoo ami Shorty
Dodds, the Bellevue night watchman.
Talks were made by J. J. Ryan, di
rector of the vocational school; Dr.
Michael J. Ford and Dr. J. A, Tami
sea.
Form Oats Shocking Bee.
Special Dispatch to The Omaha lice.
Plalnview, Neb., July 27.—Several
young men of this place formed a
bee and went to the farm of Peter
Kuhl, who was severely burned and
bruised whe# his tractor crushed him
against a hogtight wire fence, and
spent the afternoon and evening
shocking his oats.
FUNERAL NOTICES.
THOMPSOX-W. Albert, passed on at lo
cal hospital Thursday. July 26. 1922. age
23 years. Mr Thompson In survived by
hia wife, hi* mother, Martha V. Thomp
son of Punning. Neb.. 2 brothers. Tt. A.
Thompson of Lawrence, Kan., and Harvey
Thompson of Dun iio«L Neb., and on-- sis
ter. Miss Erma Thompson, of Dunning,
Neb.
Funeral service* and irterment at Dun
ning. Neb. For information call Crosby
Moore. wn. 0047
SMALL—Daniel Lorraine, infant son of
Mr. and Mrs Frank !. Small. pa«*ed on
at local hospital. Thursday, July 26, 1923,
age 4 mo. and 19 da>*
Funeral from Crosby-Moore funeral
home 24th and Wirt Sts . Saturday, July
28. 1923. Interment Forest Lawn ceme
tery__
BA DOF—Mary, age 7 years. Friday, at.
the residence of per parents, Mr and Mrs.
Aural .Turtman; one sister, Helen.
Funeral service* Saturday afternoon. 4
o’clock, from Larkin Hros. chapel, Inter
ment Insure! Hill cemetery._
^^FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
F J. 8TACK A CO ,
Omaha's best undertaking establlahment.
PIERCE-ARROW AMBULANCE SER
VICE.
Thirty-third and Farnam. HA. 0064.
HEAFET A HEAFET.
Undertakers and Embalmera
Phone HA. 0265 Office 2611 Farnam.
(ESTABLISHED SINCE 18S2).
CRANK MORTUARY CO .
CONDUCTED B V LADIES ONLY.
515 S. 20th St. AT. 3689 and AT. 1890.
KORI8KO FUNERAL HOME.
23d and O Sta. 1250 8. 13th St.
MA. 0880. AT. 1873.
HULSE A RIEPEN.
Funeral Dlrectora. 2224 Cuming. JA. 1228.
HOFFMANN AMBULANCE.
Dodge at 24th. Funeral Dlrectora. JA. 3901
CROSBY-MOORE,
24th and Wirt. WK. 0047.
TAGGART A BON
2212 Cuming St. JA. 0714.
H. H. KRAMER FUNERAL HOME,
6918 Military Ava. WA. 6314.
BRATLEY A DOKRANCK.
1823 CUMING BT. JA. 0628.
JOHN A. GENTLEMAN.
3411 Farnam St.
VAULTS AND MONUMENTsT
DISTINCTIVE feature*. see demonstration
at factory. Automatic Healing Concrete
Burial Vault. Insist upon your under
taker using no other. Every vault ntsmp
ed; watch for name In lid. Manufactured
only by the Omaha Concrete Burial Vault
Co., 6210 N. 30th St . Omaha.
VISIT FOREST LAWN.
North of City Limita.
820 a "res. Perpetual care. Offlcea at
cemetery and 720 Brand*!* Theater Hid*
__FLOR£STS__
LEE? LAHMON
19th and DouhIm.Phone AT. 3244.
JOHN BATH, JgQ4 Farnarn. ~J A 190fk
I. HENUKRHON. 1607 Karnam JA m*
7 LOST
125 BEWARD for return of white Hpltr.
dog lost about 4 wseka ago north of
Floranca. Belongs In city. Call HA. 3<t34
t'AMBRA loat at Hand Point bea^h Hun
day evening Call MA 2307 Reward
...
BASEBALL OAMK WANTED.
Weeping Water would like a game with
some team on Friday, August 3. Call
f opple. Mgr., Weeping Wat*»r, Neh.
_ PERSONAL._
THE SALVATION Army Industrial home
solicits your old clothing, furniture, maga
zines. We collect. We distribute. Phone
JA. 4115 and our wagon will call. <‘all
and Inspect our new home. 1110-1112-1114
Dodge St.
LADY going to Portland in the near fu
ture will find It to her advantage
to write Boa Y 23B7, Omaha B*-»
AURORA maternity home and haul***
rared for. Write for purtltulara. 1322 H.
Hat Bt. HA f,lOl.
I). W f1, LTNCICOMF. or anyone know
ing him, pleas* writs P. O. Bog lbub,
I o-n ver.
X Y. Z. Addreaa laLoya I_hotel.
AUTOSFOR8ALE.
PSED parte for alt makes of rare. Ford
ua#d parte at half price. lirb. Auto
rare. JA. 4931.
USKI) CARS THAT CAN II12 PH HD.
NEBRASKA OLDBMUBILK CO.,
Howard at IMh.AT. 1770
HIGH grade new and uaad cars.
OUT U SMITH.
DODGE sedan for sale, 1350. Good con
dltIon, good tlrea, fair wheels I'all an
Ho 4Hth Hi
BUfCK Touring. 1I2H. new tires top and
battery. Muat b* ao!4. WA. 474*
BEE WANT AD RATES
15c per line earh day, 1 or 2 daya.
12c per line each day, 3 to 6 daya.
10c per line earh day, 7 day a or longer.
The above rates apply exclusively to
Want / ds which are commonly termed
"public wants,” and do not include adver
tisements of Individuals or concerns ad
vertising or exploiting their businesses.
These rates apply to The Sunday Omaha
Re© as well as The Morning and Evening
Itee. All week-day advertisements appear
In both morning and evening editions at
tag "nr cost.
CLOSING HOURS FOR WANT ADS.
Morning Edition .9 p. m.
Evening Edition .11:30 a. m.
Sunday Edition .9 p. m. Saturday
Want Ads - accepted at the following
offices:
Main office.17th and Fnrnam Sts.
South Omaha . .N. W. Cor. 24th and N. Sta.
Council Bluffs.15 Scott St.
Telephone
Allan tic 1 *»00.
Call for "Want" Ad Department. An
experienced "Want” ad taker will receive
your ad and a bill will be mailed later.
The rate* quoted above apply to either
charge or ca^h orders.
THE OMAHA BEE reserves the right to
designate what constitutes a public want.
THE OMAHA MORNING BEE.
THE EVENING BEE
JORDAN BLUE BOY SPORT—I have a
new Jordan Blue Boy four passenger
sport model and connot meet my pay
ments. Will sacrifice on my equity if
you will take over the payment#. Car Is
new and latest model. Run less than 1,500
miles. Write Box W-417, Omaha Bee.
1923 FORD SEDAN. BOUGHT
NEW ONLY A FEW MONTHS
AGO FIVE TIRES. LOCK
WHEEL. AS GOOD AS NEW IN
EVERY RESPECT WILL TAKE
FORD TOURING AS PART
PAYMENT OR GIVE TERMS TO
RIGHT PARTY. IF INTER
EST FI> DON'T WASTE ANY
TIME SEEING THIS CAR AS I
MIST SELL SAME QUICK.
HARNEY 4332.
AUCTION
‘Saturday, 2 p. m The following cars will
1)« acid at auction to the highest bidder;
one Bulck four 1917, Dodgo Sedan 1918,
Chevrolet Touring. Ford with starter.
Ford Chassis, Old* 8, Studefoakcr and
many other*.
If you want to sell your ear Hat it with
ua. We will sell it for you.
BIO A CTO COMPANY.
1120 Nort ii 19th Street.
STONER Ac JONES. Auctioneers.
Some bargains in used Ford*. New Ford
eon, easy payment*
McCaffrey motor co.
The Dandy Service Station
15th and Jackson St*.AT. 7711.
OOEDHTKOM AUTu SALES CO.; new lo
cation, 21»3 Harn-y Street. Ford* and
other make* $50 and up. Ford hodieg, ra*h
or time. open evenings. Phone AT 6546.
NEW and used Fords, cash or term*.
C. E. PAULSON MOTOR CO.,
Authorized Ford and Lincoln Dealer*.
20th and Ames Ave. KK. 0146.
HUPMOBILK
Model M, R-pa*senger touring; will trade
for Ford sedan or coup*?. HA. 349* or
wa. rtn:i4. ,
USED CARS.
O. N. Bonney Motor Co.
2554 Farnam.
DIXIE TOURIN'O.
In good condition throughout and Is a
real bargain Call AT. 4040__
AUTOi ACCESSORIES. TIRKsT
BUY a. inetkl garage. Mad* In Omaha, i
CARTER Rll BET METAL CO.. JA. 0603.
TRUCKS ANDTRACTORS.
FC’RD ton truck In good condition, body
and cab nearly new. For quick sal* will
make low price. Cash or term*. 1812
Wirt St.
_EDUCATIONAL._
DAY SCHOOL—NIGHT SCHOOL
Complete courses In accountancy, ma
chine bookkeeping, comptometer, short
hand and typewriting, railroad and wlre
l*ss telegraphy, civil service and all Eng
Hah and commercial branches. Writs,
r ail or phone Jackson 1L6& for large Illus
trated catalog Address
IJMYLEM COLLEGE.
Boyles Bldg.. Omaha. Neb.
EIGHT to 12 weeks prepare you for a
fin# office position. Call AT. 7774 or
American College. 1912 Earns m.
THI-CITY BARBER COLLEGE.
1402 Dodge St. 1304 Douglas Ft.
|_'all or writs for Information.
VAN FA NT SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
F K. corner 19th and Douglas. JA. 0*90.
MOI.EK BARBER COLLE» i K,
110 S 14? h Ft. Write for catalog.
Comptometer school. 200 Courtney^ Bldg.
^JIELP^WANTED^MALE^^
WANTED—Carpenters with tools. I*. F.
adn E Free fare.
WESTERN BAILWAY LA BOR AGENCY,
310 H. 11th Ft._
YOUNG MAN—STUDY LAW! Downtown
evening sessions University of Omaha
Law School. Nominal tuition Enroll
now Fee Her'y. 1 o7 Omaha Nat Hank.
GROCERY driver wanted. 2629 Shsrman
A ve.
HELP WANTEDu-FEMALE^
WELT, EDUCATED WOMAN.
Mutt hav* norm AI school or college train
!ng and some knowledge of the principles
of pedagogy. Duties involve some travel
ing. Work refined nrtd high class In
every particular Experience unneces
sary «'• train you and pay salary from
■tart, with opportunity ti» earn I3.O0Q
and up per year. In answering state fully
> "Ur qualifications E A. rotter. 41/
t Stand Avenue Temple Bldg., hnnxa* City,
Mo,
OIKL or middle aged woman wauled to
aasiat wdth care or children. Phone 306,
Co. Bluffs,__
GIRL to wait table* I'nlt t-Docakel Drug
Co., 17th and Karnum Hta.
SALESMAN WANTED
SALESMEN to sell our complete line of
M WHIZ products to auto dealers, ga
rages, accessory, hardware and similar
dealers In Iowa territory Only men of
order getting selling ability ooneld-red.
Those selected given permanent positions
and fully Inatruottd in nelllng points,
backed with dealer helps, national adver
l lalng and weekly drawing account agoinet
liberal commission basis. Star* If mar
ried. If have car Review selling experi
ences, giving age and reference** Writs
W. I, Luahhaugh, 7U0 Cheriy St, Des
Moines, la.
HA LEHMAN- HFKt’IALTY MAN HE
tvvkkn jr> and air., who has had
HEAL EXPERIENCE ANI» IS CAPA HIE
OF INTER VI EWINO THE HKHT Cl, A MU
or HI ’HI N EH MEN ON HlOH OH A ME
HPKCIALTY KXI'M’HIY K TERRITORY
A It K A NO E M E N T ON ATTHACTIVK HA
HIH PHONE A C CROFT, ROOM 1JU&
IIII.L HOTEL
WANTED—Traveling and clly salesmen
to handle Maple article on good com
mission contract. Every man a user end
Article a good seller small pocket sam
ple Worth Investigating Call at room
*f>4 Paxton hotel, Saturday or Bunday.
WANTED
Five llvswlra piano salesmen for city
sales department. Opportunity to make
8ood monev.
CIIMOLLKK A MUELLER PIANO CO..
I M 4 If. 1 H I .n.lye
WANTED—One teal salesman to handle
a crew . also four men to work with *rew,
good selling proposition; commissions paid
dally. Sec Mr Downing. ."Oh Hstrd Hldg
advertising so
travel and sell advertising omit West
»rn A(1v. Assn. 120& Farnem
AUTO supply salehnien. city, commission
basis 2013 Harney HI
SITUATIONS WAN T 1C I >
W'ORK on large farm or ranch Herman
preferred Age 31 W-4»l. Omaha Bee.
DAY work wanted. White women AT
1431, |
JSITJJATION
MARRIED man. 32. expert bookkeeper,
experienced auditor; five yearn In bank,
two as cashier, wants permanent position
In small town near “Dunker” church If
possible; ready for work Sept. 1. Write
o. C. C, 151S Lyon 8t , Dea Moinea. Tel
Black 3816.
AUTHORS—Have your manuscript type
written neatly and accurately, tt pays.
76c *to $1 per 1,000 words. Alary Iliff,
Nellgh. Neb. Box 532.
^bijsin^ssjopport^jnitijesT^
SMALL PACKING PLANT.
Afost completely equipped In Kansas City.
40 feet from stockyards. Operation In
hands of exceptionally competent man.
Need msnager who knnrfrs the business to
take half interest. Investment required.
$20.u00. Should make 25 to 60 per cent
on Investment. Address Independent Pack
ers, 15 Central Ave., Kansas City, Kan.
OARAGE and machine shop, county seat
town, doing good business, price for quirk
“ale. $8,000; $2,000 cash, terms on bal
ance. Newell Bros., Hebron, Neb.
CONFKCTIONA RY. Lunch Tnd Cigar*.
Good location, good busine&s. Rome terms.
5511 N. 24th St.
NINE rooms with furniture, good Invest
ment. good condition and arrangement.
Terms. 11A. 6723.
GARAGES—HERE'S YOUR CHANCE. .
Best quality of cement blocks, complete.
Lowest prices. Gall now. AT. 7731.
CIGAR STAND, Omaha, beat In commer
cial 260-room hotel. $2,600 JA. 1476.
CONFECTIONERY and cigsr store; sacri
fice sale. On west side. Call WE. 4fH5^_
FOR RALE—First-class dry cleaning
establishment. Phone WA. 26S6.
___INVESTMENTSr-_
CASH paid for 2d mortgages on Omaha
property F C. Horacek A- Co., 640 1st
Nat l Hank Bldg. AT. 3531.
CITY real estate, mortgage* and contracts
bought. Mr Parson. 104 No 15th St.
M O N E Y JTO L O A R
YOU WANT MONEY
DON’T PAY HIGH RENTS.
We loan any amount up to #500 at the
lowest rates Can be repaid In easy
monthly payments to suit convenience.
W« are licensed and bonded and have
been In business over 30 years, therefore
you are sure of a quick, confidential and
square deal.
OMAHA LOAN COMPANY
6b« Karbach Blk Telephone JA. 2215.
Southeast Corner 15th and Douglas Sts
DIAMOND loans at lowest rates, business
strlctl) confidential. The Diamond Loan
Co.. 1514 Dodge St. Estab. 1814.
MONEY to loan on automobilea. WE.
5463 or HA. 0926.
^LO^NJ^O^REAL^ESTATE^
5 4 AND f. PER CENT MONEY.
Loans on Omaha Improved property At
lowest rates.
FRANK H. BINDER,
*23 city Nat. JA 2691.
WANTED to loan. 9100,000 In or near
Omaha, in sums of >1,091 to 910.99$.
V D. WKAP a- I*. H. BOWMAN.
310 a mil St , Weed Bldg. AT.OUI. i
MONEY to loan on farms and CTnaha j
real estate MYERS A K A INBOLT CO.,
424 Omaha Nat Bank Bldg JA, 0749. 1
SIX per cent loans on Omaha residences.
Cash on hand. Prompt service. E. H.
Lougse. Inc . 619 Keelins Bldg.
SECOND mortgages or contracts pur
chased by Tukey Company, 620 let Nat l
Bk. JA. 4223.|
FARM LOANS.
Largs nr small. Weil Neb farms, ranches.
Kloks Investment Co, *4.v Cm Nat. Bk.
OMAHA MOM F.S — EAST NF H FARMS.
O'KEEFE HEAL ESTATE CO.,
101S (»m. Nat. Bk. Bldg. JA. :719.
STRAIGHT 6-yegr loans, 9per cent.
AMOS GRANT CO„
201 ft, Hth. Arthur Bldg AT. 9380.
I WILL buy mortgages and contrscts.
Corkin, >49 Qma. Nat, Bldg , Omaha, Neb. |
is AND 6 PER CENT—NO DELAY?
GARVIN BROS. 164 < »m Nat l. Bldg.
WANTEDI TcT¥oRiROW~
WANTED—To borrow 91.60#, good secur
ity. six month.'* good Interest; quick ac
tlon. Box_W ■ 4 1 8, Omaha Be*
DOGS. BIRDS AND PETS.
BEAUTIFUL male poodle, 2 years; watch- I
fui ; great pet, reasonable P. 1» S 10th. I
LOVELY shepherd puppies, males, IS.
females 13. 1618 P loth
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
DIAMOND ring. 1-karat, clear and good
color, set In lady's beautiful 19-k solid
whita gold mounting, with 2 sapphires.
1300 Ha. fi*7o morning*
3-CYLINDER Mullen's ateel motor boat,
excellent condition. AT. 69S4.
SUGAR sack a and flour sacks, good for I
tea towels. WE. 4*84.
AI.KA1.FA — 8 tons haled JA 41*1 |
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
AUCTION of furniture 2pm Saturday.
July 2*. at 23d and N St* . South Omaha.
Wifi sell furniture* or anythin* you have
at open air auction direct to the public.
Satisfaction guaranteed Call any tlm*
Mr 0360 or We. .1227. Frank Wink.
Auctioneer.
THE Largest stock of used furniture la
orauha at the Stephenson Auction llous.*,
1504 Capitol Ave. Auctions at 1 30 p. in
every Tuesday. Wednesday. Friday and
Saturday. Uooda also sold at private sale
MAHOGANY and velour day bed. llbr
fable, reed chair and rorkere. period din.
t a ble and chairs, walnut dreeaer, rug
May rent Inn apt WK 1317
Ml ST gall lit on'-o <his range, electric
washer; electric sewing machine two
beds All price,! to sell; come and ece.
4224 Tturdet te Htrent.
HEAUTfFUL mahogany living room set.
Cane back, plush «ushton*. for sale or
ex- hang* If A 1.201.
TWO brnaa lie la complete, 3 dressers, 2
■tends, almost new. itargain if taken at
once. If \ BUM.
EXPERT sewing machine repairing.
MICK ELS.
13th and Jlnrnry AT. 4861.
FURNITURE RARUA IN—HURRY.
Furniture of 6 run for I .*50, upstairs
Mot a than pay rent AT 1745
FUR.MTU HE for sale’ *•* ho 23d.
"AllV IIIOIY for ss!a.~|U ” K I 4U4
. ^ TLOt i u ngTfurs.etc.
FULL PRES* suite and Tuxedo* for rent
IA 31?N U»9 N. 16th Htreet. J Feldman.
FULL dress suit, reasonable_K U. 2 217
_MUSlCAr.lNSlKUM EN IS
TRADE your used plana on a new playar
piano Ralspc* ae low as 110 per month
A HOHHE CO, 4H» Douglaa
MUST sell ut once Piano and phono
graph Priced to sell 4 22 4 llnfdeUe St^
TYPEWRITERS., 7
UViAKANTI ICD Ur»»r|t»r,. 17.60 and UP.
1’ M ''.‘I... Cn !1H 6l.lf.Iilh SI
OFFICE SUrriJES FOR SALE.
WE RUT. sell aaf*. make desks, show
’•■•*. etc. Omaha Fixture A Supply Co,
» w • ri'ri llfh and l imi| as I A • i
SWAPCOLUMN._
$100 AN1* UAH will take my one tot,
■c Croat, i In*. to North t'mihn high
Address H k.t!t, (>meha lire.
TIIRI'K tut** radio aet complete, feu
■ ampttig outfit s 420. Omaha Her
NEW electric washer for used Forfl
H Hi, Omaha Iter
SWAP n Remington tynewrltet f01 tires
or what have you " S 41*, Ree
GRAPONOLA SWAP FOR Ft RI^ToilTT
1NO t AH, JA 3704.
POOL table and furniture Will trad*
for car. 8*101, oiuaU* Lea
_SWAP COLUMN._
CHEVROLET—If you are dialroua of own
ing a new Chevrolet car and you now own
a Ford, will swap, taking in your Ford as
a part payment, balance easy terina. JCE.
6345.
LARGE walnut wardrobe, with mirror
door, or oak with hat rack, or wicker
baby buggy and sleeping basket for ward
robe trunk. WE. 1713.
PIERCE-ARROW touring, 7 passenger,
worth 91.800. Fine condition Trade for
Dundee lot or property or equity of equal
value. 8-869, Omaha Bee.
11.200 equity in a new oak finished
bungalow near Rlvervlew park for vacant
lots or auto and some cash. S 830. Oma
ha Bee.
WILL trade 26 doxen sets of spark )n
^tennifier*. retail at 93.60 per set for
"coupe or sedan or what have you? 8-832,
Omaha Bee.
WILL sell 160 acres southwestern Iowa
land or trade for cheaper land or first
mortgages. 8-860. Omaha lit-.
NEW 9200 PHONOGRAPH—Trade for
used car. vacant property, or what have
you? 8-857, Omaha Bee.
1912 Trap model Winchester pump shot
gun. Practically new Swap lor Ford or
wardrobe trunk 8-890, Bee.
PIGEONS, swap for chickens or roll top
desk, or what have you? S-831, Omaha
Bee.
SEVEN-PASSENGER limousine, body fits
Cadillac. 61 to 65, for what nave you?
8-840. t maha Bee.
| LONG distance radio for gun, field
glasses or what -have you? S-802. Omaha
Bee
TEA cart, Woodstock typewriter. new
spritig coat, three evening dresses. Will
trad*- for diamonds 8-842. Omaha Bee.
FORTY-THREE used player rolls. 40 used
Victor records, for kitchen cabinet, 8-slf,
Omaha feee.
8EPAN, wire wheels, 1917 studle. A 1 con
dition. What have you? S-658, Omaha
Bee
SWAP—An electric vacuum sweeper,
almost new, for a camping outfit. 8.-488,
Omaha Bee. j
A good 140 acres of Iowa lend to ex
change for Omaha property. 8 826, Oma
ha Doe.
ALLEN touring car, dandy shape, value
$65.00, to trade for Buff Orp chickens
or what have you? 8 *52. Omaha Bee
WANTED TO BUY.
WILL pay cash for Used Ford Touring
or Roadster Bodies In good condition
Also can use a good Ford Ton Truck
Body. .See Mr. Rodgers, Hannan-Odeil
Van Brunt, Inc
DESKS DESKS DESKS
New d-ska, used desks, bought, sold and
traded J. C. Reed, 1207 Ftrnam 8t.,
AT 6146’
APARTMENTS AND FLATS.
r^^I^n f urn 1» h e d. >
TURNER COURT APTS.
Most beautifully loc ated and arranged. .
Three-room apartment with 5-room ac
commodation* tw«i beds, built-in features, I
opposite boulevard and Turner park.
Available at on< e Janitor. HA 6S96.
<i. M HAUSER, Manager
1102 Dodge HA. 7! 40. I
B'UK KudM CORNER APARTMENT. I
Large living room, dining room. bath. !
bedroom, and a dandy kitchen First or |
second floor in the corner of the building
Rent $Su. Better loegte now and be com
fertabls thin winter Look at Thellan
Apta. *26 bo 21it Av» or call AT. IISV.
W. J PALM FIR CO.
WALKING DISTANCE—A complete, all
modern apartment at the price of a fur
nished room. Private bath, cabinet kitchen.
Furnished, including light and gas, |6Q
Furnished in overatuffed, 962.16 Call
JA 2905. Drake Rental Agency, cor.
17th end Howard.
Five-room duplex !n Ramona Court. lt«7
Dewey a'e., large living room, dining
mom. kitchen, two corner bedrooms and
tiled bath. All large rooms. Rent, 976.
T. H MA ETCHER CO,
519 Dinah* L>an llidg AT. 1I«2.
HERE Is a dandy 6 room firs? floor
apartment. Look at No. 16 Uintah Apt .
3"th and Leavenworth Sfa Janitor at
building, or rail Atlantic 9110. Rent 970.
_W J PALMER CDMPANV.
FOR RENT—CDtSE Tn
Two dandy 6-room apt* with fireplace;
large room*, in oak. separate furnace
rooms; garage; gt.»d lOcttkNIi 96° and
f >■ -1A i.k. Realty company.
RENT 179 or 930—3 or 4 rooms, heat,
hot wafer and Janitor included. You
• «n't be*t it \m> k at Rurdstta Apta.
“1st and Burdette Ms.
W. J PALMER COMPANY. AT 9996.
APARTMENTS AND FLATS—936 to 9120
W. J PALMER CO.
REAL ESTATE management.
AT fc!>9nKeeline Bldg.
1 wo-ROOM APTS —Furnished" 941;
unfurnished at 915 and 937 6*' Close In.
walking distance so* S 71st Av*»
W J PAl,.v!KR COMPANY, AT. h»*6.
CLOSE In, etrlctly modern, four Urn*
room* and entry hall. Beat for the rrlre.
■Swenaen Salta Co., 607 Paxton Block.
JA. 1431.
TWO-ROOM M CRPHT HFD APT —Rent
f31 Newton Aida 725 S llth Rt
W .1 PALMER r> iMT A NT. AT 6614.
5 - ROOM apt., modern but heat; private
bath, rarave 2322 So ?9th St. AT\ 1316,
owner 1021 Dmigla*, It5.
PETERS TRUST COM I* ANT,
* WHERE OMAHA RENTS/*
AT OSH 17th and Farnam Ste
for onh or
DRAKE'S 1000 APARTMENTS
Call Jackaon 1146.
IN attractive location. Juat completed. 7
room* and bath, lateat lmprovemauta
7(»2 North 27th Ave.
BEAUTIFUL M-rnom apt.; Cltula \ lata,
t*1); Immediate poweation HA 4115.
STEAM heated rnodarn apartment*. low
rent i) IV Stebhlnw. IMP Chicago St,
BEAUTIFUL brick duplex: many built-in
f«»at wren , llA. ♦.541
2 unfurntehed ronma 610. No children. 913
North 19th at reel
THREE, four or aevan room apartment*.
1649 nr.l N 17th t AT. 4M1.
TWO f.iur-room apartment* for rent, new
!>- deroroted. 3909 Podge H A 6535.
APARTMENTS AND FLATS.
F’Ol’R.ROOM furnished apartment to
party buying furniture; rent very reason
able H.-Ion Apts, Tel. .7A. 411#
MODKHN three-room furnished apart
ment. f;;3 00 a month. 1303 *% N. Hat
*t Apt N I Hurdette..
HUNTER INN. AT. 6»40—14th and Hodge
t'e Home for traveling man and wlf#
?I8T RT 117 N'—3 or I room modern
apurtmenta. walking distance, reasonable
ha#«
tw<». ft 00 Ninglo loom.
a i rt m#al for
aale Tel, AT. M>41
Til RICK and two room aparlmenta on fir»t
>«iul (.*»• Mi,d floor ‘J l m 3 wpencti
HOUSES FOR RENT.
-, -..-ow,
SEVEN*ROOM DUPLEX
D*nt out eoine ro* in a and reduca your
rant Look at 11.1 South JOth St Janitor
mi Portland will atiow you Rant flOfc. \V«
furnish heat
W. J l'ALM tCIt CO.
_AtUntlo IfSO
HAIINLY HT. 4010— For rant, all mod
arn 7 room houa* $7K par month In
tulra at ;»3rt Mouth 4<'»h Hi. Beaton Heal
I y >» JA non
TWKVrv I I PTII AY L flfi H T-room
h“ii*. n o. Wn dupt* » < all AT 1711.
HfYoi) nine loom house, rloaa In Inquire
IM k. ?Mh Ava
MOUSES FOR RENT?”
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I I Hm r r'LAMM nicely furniahad. five-room i
h»> ii ■»» ^ fj^rahi | t h r aa m ont Iha \V I1. J J > t»
' ’ 1 ICKS STORKS I OK KKNT
FINE d..k iwm with u*. M «•!••*«■»
:011 H*rn.]> Ik.
OFFICES. STOHESFOR RENT
INDIVIDUAL floor soaca In Industrial
bldg, heated, fireproof, daylight bldg.
Pass, and freight elevator service. Low
rent, low Ins. light and power wiring
Ideal for light mfg. or other business: i
car lines t>aws corn* r. WE 3483.
FOR RENT—1905 Harney 8? . Grain Ks
< hange building, large storeroom, adjoin
ing entrance lobby. Very attractive.
Suitable for office purposes. Basement
Included Rent reasonable. Apply sec
retary. room S30. Atlantic 6733.
.irST COMPLETED
Seven large storerooms at 40th and Far
nam; four rented, 3 left. Rent reasonable.
BEATON REALTY CO..
2m Barker BlkJA. 0081.
OFFICES for rent, fursished or unfur
nished; large workroom nod private of
fice, centrally located. 754-766 Omaha
National Bank. Phone AT **50.
VERY choice office suite for rent. Ap
ply Room 400, First National Bank Bldg
LARGE office for rent; reasonable; good
location. Cali AT. 7M0._
ROOMS FOR RENT.
ROOMS, with 2 or 3 meal* a day, at very
reasonable price; alao rooms without
meals, with chance to make their own
meals If bo desired. Ro. Y. W. C. A., reai
dcncea 202-208 N. 26th Rt. HA 1668.
WILLARD HALL—A residence for eelf
supportlng young women *t good charac
ter and reference. Call Mre. Flora 8med
ley, Supt., At. 1785. 1509 Ro. 10th St.
HOTEL RANFOHI)— 19th and Farnem.
HOTEL HRNSHAW—16th and Karnam.
Special rates to permanent gu-ata.
JONES ST.. 2524—To couple wlshtnr
privilege? ‘ In a beautiful home with large
sleeping room Call JA. 4649.
CALIFORNIA ST . 511s—Two cool, clean,
comfortable rooms; use of porch. Ref
erences WA. 7386.
FAR LOR floor aulfe. 2 or 4. cool, shady
place, close in, very reasonable. HA- 1836.
*02 8. 28th St,
LINCOLN BLVD . 2935—Furn room in
private home to ladies employed. IIA.
6 521.
ATTRACTIVE room in prtv home for re
fined woman. walking distance WE.
4211 FARNAM — Lovelv r'tom: dinner* for
staying with child evening* WA. 2050.
NICELY furaiahed room*. 13 50 a week,
with parlor and piano. Cal! AT 5198
CARA ST 2408—1 cozily furn. large front
room on main floor, f AT. CIO*
TWENTY SIXTH ST . 915 SO.—Nir® cool
room and sleeping porch. JA 1 973.
TWO large, cool. mod. well furn,shed
room*. gs^ag*-, adults, AT 7027
WEST Farnam district, near Hlackstone,
delightful rk-iin room HA. 7466
KE 6810—Nicely furnlahed room, with or
without board. prl\ate family.
LARGE pleasant room w:»h boaid. Hana
com park district. HA. Slid. ,
HA. 3163—Nice cool southeast room for
two, 16 00. Single room.
FARNAM. 1802. Apt 6—Sleeping room.
suitable for 2. Call after f- JA 4907.
NICELY furnlahed room In Hernia Park
district WA 6333,
DELIGHTFUL front room in Circassian
walnut private home WE 1 *4 4
MOD cool room* >3 60 No 19th
ROOMS FOR RENT.
TWENTY-FIFTH ST . 311 N.—Two cool i
ronro*. first fjoor. Laundry done. JA
0874.
^OU^EK^EPI^G^ROOMS^
LARGE cool sleeping and light hou*c
keeping rooms, near Krug park, 12 and
>3 KE .r5 2*
CALIFORNIA ST. &' 1S — Tw., ■ ool rie*n.
comfortable ro..ma, uae of porch. Refer
ence*. WA. 7J88
TWO or 3 hskpg room*, neatly furnished
apartment* U12 So llth Adults
P I’R modern room* unfurnished, for
light housekeeping AT 1220 j
7 ROOM ANP BOARD, !
HA. 7090—To employed couple, private!
home Excellent come meal*, excellent .
surrounding*.
^^JEAL^ESX^T^E—i
POWDER RIVER
A Rep«rn bunc:;lew at 14.500. fi\e room*. I
all modern, ak floor* and finish, and fUll
Cemented basement This i* a right good
home. boy*, and w* r*n fix you out on
this with about $8t»d or 1*00 rash, bal
ance per month at f 4^ Call Mr. Spicks, i
KE. 3594 or offica open until 9 p. ni. 1
AMOS GRANT COMPANY. Realtora.
AT. 1310 210 Bo llth St.
BI T A LOT IN BONITA ADDITION
$10 down, |lo per month
M'fAOUE INVESTMENT CO. JA. 1345.
REAL ESTATE—-DUNPEE.
DUNDEE BRICK
$15.000—$5.©CO CASH.
A very attractive, nicely arranged 7-room
humc, located on beautiful corner on Hap
py Hollow HIvd Has large living room
with fireplace, dining room. sun room,
kitchen with latest butit-tn feature* and
breakfast nook. Three large bad rooms.
the bath with tub and shower. Finished
with auarteded oak and eggshell enamel
throughout, fall basement overall* fur
nace. stationary tubs. Built last year for
home. Let u* show* you thla home after
office hour*. WA, «P2l.
FIRST TRUST CO.
rirst Nat Bldg. AT ©7!t
DUNDEE
Beautiful 5 room new strictly modem
colonial horn*. all large rooms. oak
throughout firrtlare garage end drive
way I.mated north part of Dundee, near
Haopy Hollow Hlvd Can arrange terms,
with possession at on< Call Mr. Hamer.
KF 4175. or AT »M*
DU ND r~K Rui UDINO SITES.
UKOHDK A CO.
_AT. n:i_
DUNDEE home. 7 rma.. $7.7$y- owner
leaving city. Must be eold. Burt C.
Fowler Co. JA. 14 7*.
REAL ESTATE—FLORENCE.
FI.ORKNCB FIELD
will soon in: open.
O. W MAHTtN A CO.
^REAL E8TATK-M:sccn.1 nc Ml,
TWO- STOUT —RIGHT ROOMS,
H‘ T W ATER H KAT.
• 6.000- It.10* CASH
If you are looking for « conservative,
well built borne, in good repair through
out. on paved afreet fine Mg aha«1« tree*,
garden apot; a good location, two Mock*
to car line rail ua to ee« (hi a proparty
Will consider a a d lot aa part pa> -
ment.
A r T1 KBT A SON,
"Tukey Sold It."
CO First Nai Bk llldg JA CH,
TWO HOUSES
$1.000—12.600 CASH
One a large a<i t> pa 0-roem. strictly
modern, oak finieh through at. double
garage, tha othar a T*toom. modarn as*
cept bent , double garage Ton egn live
In one tha othar will taka care of your
payments l et u» show you this property.
FIRST TRUST CO.
First Nat Bldg AT OT20
bauoaTns
Mo.' and $MI0 «l«nn.
Five-room, all modern, paved ati.'et
Five-room, modern except gaa
Four-room, modarn atcepi g«a
Five-room, modern eaeept aaa. larga l«v
Five-room, all modarn. paved atreel nur
Five-room, modern except gas. garage.
VOUFI -CAT 1*1 NS COMPANY.
__ _ ja non ___
HO MBS for workingman Tour toome
partly modern, full lot, easy terma It.S0g
Itav# wthera. Slaw art. Balaton II-W,
HEAL ESTATE—Miscellaneous.
LET Campbell fignr© your new home.
Right material*, workmanship and prices.
R37 Keellne. AT. HOOT
FOR SALE—Flrst-clas* income property.
Write owner. Box 32-M. Si our C'tv la.
ALFRED THOM *8 * Bon Co. Re 'ra
MINNE NUBA RESIDENCE •
Just listed a 7-room full 2 atorv, brand
new' house, faring Miller Park on
Redlrk Avenue consisting of larg** living
room with flreplac**. sun room with bevel
plated doors, nlc» large dining room and
kitchen with built-in features and break
fast nook; 3 elegant corner bedrooms,
tile bath, base tub. pedestal lavatory on
second floor; dandy south front lot on
paved street; two - ar garage with r?.
ment drive. If you want * something
brand new and up to the minute priced
right, will prove to you !t Is worth the
money.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANT
537 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. AT 5950.
Newlon, KE. 114s. Gibson. KE 3227.
I’errou. WE. 0532.
NEAR KOUNTZE PARK,
We have here an eight-room, ttn-ftory
house with a sleeping porch, atrlctly mod
ern with full basement. Has oak floora
and oak finish with pine, varnished wood
work upstairs. Nice garage and the pav
ing all paid The price is right at $$,$00
with about $2,000 cash, balance at $50 per
month Include* the Interest. Call Bob
Hammang, KE. 105$ or office open until
9 p. m.
AMOS GRANT COM PANT, Realtor*.
AT. S360. 510 So. llth St.
KOUNTZE PLACE RESIDENCE
*1,000 f ASH
Six-room strictly modern n*ml-h«nra!ow
with 4 rooms on first fioor. consisting o?
living room, dining room, kitchen and 1
bedroom or den; finished In oak. 2 nice
bedrooms and sleeping porch on second
floor; full cemented ba**ment; furnace
heat; lot 60x13$ fee? I'rJ. *6,00©
PAYNE IVVWTMENT COMPANY.
$37 Omaha Nat. Bank R’dg AT $*ld.
Perrou. WE 0132. Gibson. KE. 3227.
Newlon. KE. 114$.
NIFTY NEW BUNGALOWS.
Near 'Gth and Grand Ave high sightly
lo ati >n. & rooms and bath, all modern
*k finish, built-in features, electric wall
plug t \ erv room beautiful fixtures. win
d' *v shades attic and full basement.
Th.s is a real honeat to goodness built i
h<*'Ae Let us show you. Th* price U
right. Good term- to responsible party.'
P .T TEBBINR GO., ;
Phone JA. 2112.
E\KRYTH!NO COMPLETE 7 LARGE
ROOMS ANI* REAL TILE BATH; LARGEI
LIVING R«k»M. FIREPLACE AND A'
NIFTY BREAKFAST NOOK CORNER
LOT FINE LARGE 2 CAR GARAGE. A
BEAUTY. OWNER MOVING TO PER
MOINES HANDY TO CAR AND
SCHOOL PRICE REDUCED FROM
*».:■©0 TO **.373 IF BOLD BY AUGUST
1 cant duplicate FOR $».S*0. FOR
APPOINTMENT GALL BUCK. JA 2©00.
CAPITOL AVE BARGAIN.
Splendid % rooms strictly modern, right
rn edge of Dundee 1-car garage big lot.
paved street; 1 block to car. price *3.76©;
II.00© c*»h
CHAS W YOUNG A SON.
1«©2 City Nat Bk AT *««*: HA BOIL
Mr. Anderaon. Co B. 3204.
_
23RD AND CURTIS.
N#w frame bungalow all modem and up
date In this beautiful new convenient
location. Five room and bath oak floors.
r*h an! enamel woodwork . Oo'r $5 90
cash will handle Price $5,600. Call Mr.
P»d»"ser. HA ?4 fc
•
44 44 RUGGLES,
4
A 4-room mod home except gas. About 6
years old Full cemented basement A
shed that could be used ae chicken house
or garage Small dear. payment and easy
monthly terms. AT. 7412 days Ask for
Mr Came
2424 ELLISON AVENUE
Five.room, a’.! modern cottage; only 1500
cash and balance less than rent
r. C HORA* EK it CO.
$40 First Nat. Bank AT 1521.
A BARGAIN*
* room modern home with garage and
22 lots, 1 block to car. 2 blocks to h sh
school, must be sold. G A. Sanded. 617
Pund-rtand Bldg , AT 0232
34 3* PARKER 8T S r 'oir.s modern, bam
extra lot. Easy payments. Crelgh, $01 Bee
JA 020#
D K. BUCK A CO buy ar.4 eell horoesi
^KEALEtTAT&^OOTa,
EIGHT NEW HOMES.
T have cor-dieted n.n# houses on South
32d St. t*etnreen Oik and Wrlffht St* .
ranfinc In pr:re* from t*,3i* to l» I©©,
for sale on easy term* * »pen for taspoi
t!cn afternoon* and evening* from ..JO
to • o'clock
C <J OAREBERG. REAT.TOR.
?U Brand*!.* Theater Hide.
GOING to California. o*nrr must sell thi*
5-room beauty. Heat construction, lar«e
l«d and a *1 buy at |t,f$0 Call AT *110
or JA 2269
1 >0NT RENT—Buy this brand new bun
aalow. J10« South lith street. |EP'Q
down, balance monthly JA 1*42©
Tesar A Teaar apocialtte la S Side home*.
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_REAL ESTATE—WKST.^^
BEAUTIFUL ENGLISH TYPE
LOCKWOOD HOME
A beautiful brick. 7-room home, located
high and tightly on a large east frort
lot. H('use |a exceptionally well built and
wry art tat t >'ally arranged. Something
new and different. A screened in front
porch, vestibule entrance, with centre
hall and pen stair*-** . large *:ry lleii.g
r* cm with fireplace dandy dining room
kitchen and breakfast nock, toilet and
lavatory on flrat floor. 1'pstairs are 3
large corner bedrooms, tile bath, maids
room an l terra e porch. Uintah la white
enamel with oak f’.ocis throughout. Full
basemrnt shower bath Here is a home
Just put on the market and can be
bought right, wav below reproduction
For further details call John Pedaroon.
WA. 49M
SHULER A CART Realtors
JA 19743:t Keellne Ridg
FINE RUBINESS AND GOOD
INVESTMENT
New grocery ato»-e 4 months old. but do
ing 11.300 to 13.609 business per month
located on a fine corner In west part of
city with additional ground for expansion
and drug store Four fine living rooms
and bath In rear Here's an actual
chance to make 149 per cent profit on
this property and do a fine business *n
grocery and meat line la meantime Call
J 1 HIATT COMPANY.
1)11 First Natl Hk Bldg AT 1990
I'M.Y |1 :io ON EASY TERMS
A very comfortable home 4 large tvoms.
within walking distance of New Technical
High- I nice bedrooms, 3 pantries, built
in cabinet in dining room, full basement;
hot air furnace, gas water and electric
lights nlca large lot. shrub# and flow
era. Him use of three \ scant lota ad
joining
AT till AT 111*
I.F AVKNW ORTH HEIGHTS
New spetial built oak bungalow filed
bath, breakfast nook, finest tapestry dec
oration a. overate rooms and attl* ft .*>00
down, greatly reduced price Eve, JA
4 M S , daw. JA 3941
New Homes - Your Terma
OROVk-HiPHAnn 00,
AT 4936 CJ9 Sunderland Rldg
tfjf N 4«>T|f FT A rooms garsge and :
larga lot f3 339; sea owner after 3 p. m
Phone \\ A 4 * f 3
WILL build to your order on our beaut!- J
fut lota In Ldgeerood. 4ary easy tsrrna
Phone Atlantic 3344
3 ROOMS. St 14 R 3?TH Elec lights fur
nace. temenl l*aaemebt, S lota 13.494
Easy terms JA 1414
pTrTrT m A HUETTKI M A1FR
36» Keellne TVdg AT *J9«'
II TV VoUand Ca for Real Fat vice At till
REAL ESTATE—EXCHANGE.
WE WILL submit you a reasonable offer
In exchange for jour land, income or *•
mdse. Try ua, we probably have Juat what
you are looking for
BERT L. * 'OOK A
610 H-own Bldg. AT. S28T
“LET’I MARK A TRADEj
^ REA jESTi^ W^A N T E
THIS MKANH BUS IN ESP.
Wanted k 5-room cottage in 2 days. Mod
ern and good condition Will pay tS.600
to $4,030 cash d**al. But you must act
oulek. Wtft to 40th, south to Center and
north to Burdott. JA. 0563. Linings,
W/I 1133.
IF WE can’t cell your home in 30 daya we
will teli you why.
CARL If ROOS CO..
605.633 Sunderland BidgAT <111.
SEE ua first. Need listings, any location.
6 to 3 rooms Bhopen A Co., Realtors
JA. 4223. 236 Kccllne Bldg,
HAVE buyers for good homes Do you
want to sell youra? List It with C. A.
Orimmcl. Realtor. JA. 1315.
CHAS. W TOUNO A BON.
Real Estate. Rentals Insurance.
1333 City Nat'l BkAT. $31$.
WE NEED aome listings. Buyers waiting.
Quick action.
J. L. HIATT COAT >90*.
KARMH. city property and Insurance.
Held Land Co.. 6054 Military Ave. WA.
1076.
GLOVER AND SPAIN. Realtors
City Real Estate Specialists
JA. 3363.>18-20 City Nat. Bank.
GHUENIO REA TV CO
For service list y«u?^^ wie with us
1 4 f|0 First Nat|onnl iy JA 1 >g
ft
Graham Peter* Co., tell home*.
Cha* F? Belman. AT 5250 Heal E*tat7 ;
L J. Bey bold A gon. 22* City Nat AT *20*'
HASTINGS A HAYDEN REAI.TORS.~
S. H. Browne Co. tells acre*. AT. ll*t.
Western Real Estate Co JA. i<©7.
FARMS FOR SALE.
MIN>f.—Owne» of highly improved ar.-i
profitable purebred email poultry br*ei
Ing farm an.l home In grow rg auburn
of Minneapolis. Minnesota. »,ehn to *e.*>
In order to incorporate larger plant. Fr
quick sale will sacHflce for 0.20^.00; half
caah or Liberty bonds be »nce to suit.
Will also aell equipment «nd well adre
tised stock at reasonable prices if d* ’
aired. Prospective purchasers only reed
reply. “Edelman’s Wlntarlay” Barred
Rock Yards, Ht. Louis Park, Mine.
SOUTH DAKOTA — 24r> acres, Brook'ng*
county, good improvement*. Dwellings,
barn, hog hou#**. granary and chicken
house: good grove well We own this
land and will sell reasonable on good
term*. Address Bog 15. Toronto. 8. D.
BUSINESS SERVICE
BUILDERS, CONTRACTORS.
GET our price* on complete gerege* Mor
rjgon Lumber 8k Coal Co. WE 6S41
CEMENT ■» alkr garage floor* w»'’v
>himney wotk .^02 Harrev St -JA. 4*>«
DANCING ACADEMIES.
VTE TEACH TOU HOW
And we don't mean MAYBE.
Claa* ronlght Private leaacna any hon*1.
KEEP'S 1*14 Farr, am.JA. 1474.
DETECTIVE AGENCIES.
JAMES AUan’aDetectlvea. Expert eecrel
errvice 311-312 N-vlUe Block. AT 1136.
RELIABLE Detective Bureau. Sundarland
P!dg JA 2*M night. KE >411.
MOVING, STORAGE.
FIDELITY STORAGE A VAN CO.
MOVING FACKTNG
STORAGE SHIPPING.
Household Goode. Planoa, Office Furniture
1107-11 HOWARD FT.JA. Ollt.
ESTIMATE furn. on packing., oov. and
etorlng Contracts taken by Job nr hotr.
Globe Van A Storage Ca JA. 43M. AT.
ft230 Gro—man it Sor.a, owners
EXPERT China, furniture packers, fire
proof storage. Phone JA. 1344. The
Terminal Warehouse Co.. It! South 10th
St . corner Jcn«*. on Vladu^.
BEKINS OMAHA VAN 8t STORAGE
14th and Leavenworth Sts. Packing, mov •
■.r.g. •torag*. shipping JA. 4142
Moving—Pack ;ng—Storage.
Gordon Fireproof Warehouse A Van Co
:i> N 12th 3* Phone JA <011.
MILLINERS. DRESSMAKERS
ACCORDION. FIDE, knife . ©ox pleating,
covered buttons. all styles; hemstitching,
buttonholes Write Idee! Dutton A Pleat
ing Co.. SCI Bro«n Block, Omaha, Neb.
Telephone JA. UK.■
NEBRASKA PLEATING
Hemstitching. Covered Bittonn 1181
Ta nan. aecon d floor JA 887#
DRESSMAKING plain and fancy. Ca.l
WE SI 4 4 • r WE CM
PATENT ATTORNEYS.
J. W. MARTIN. 1711 Dodge, room 20>.
Omaha, alao Washington: double service.
« ng « fe» Als> h»ip sell patents
PRINTERS? ENGRAVERS.
KDPY }i« fi II «l JA f»U
PROFESSIONAL SERVICE.
PRESCRIPTIONS esr.fuity compounded St
•■hs t Shermsn l Prut Stores
DENTAL X-rsy »0c escD; tl full set.
<!* Securt'les Bids lfts sod Fsrnsm.
SERVICES OFFERED.
IMVAM'AIj Private maternity horr*.
R*a*. r*rn.- WE. ZfOt. Call or write.
;t03 Bn*
Pl-ASTF ^ Kindt of repairing,
brtrk or *^^F%lock work; resaleable.
WA :*u. _____________
MOVING ar.d hauling of all kind*. a*hef
and rubblah removed Haul cinders WA.
TT1<
SODDING and seeding. r*ment work,
ratch work a specialty Reasonable price*.*
For estimate*. JA. 3142'
ril.ys DKVKLOPEI) FRER
The "Enrlgn Co. LsavePworffc.
FIl.MS developed free. Price list here
Friday KASK STUDIO, Nevtl.e B.oc*
7Semi-Annual
First Mortgage Real ?
Estate Bonds in denomi
nations of
$1,000 and $500
A well secured, sound
investment. ;
Payne Invettment Co.,
| $37 Omaha Nat*! Bank BI4f.
Ph«m# AT.
Morton Meadows
Lot* or WoohPttrtk avenue and
Poppl«ton aver.vie, ju*t a*e*t of th#
Field eluh, ar# Belting to people
who ha*# *earehed ftrrftjlly foe a
clean. restricted residence di*uriet
'Several buyer* ar# planning brick
horn#* and on# brick house i» al
ready atarted. You will hk# it a*
a place te establish a permanent
home We are road? to help build
and finance *uch home*. It i* just
about th# high#«t spot. arith th#
coolest air and leave#t eiesr. Priae
>ut th»* #*rnmg Yen arill fall in
lo*• wiUl it. No other place offer#
*o large a tot in such a carefully
protected re*idenee district; a mil*
and a half ea*t of U»»i*ol park
\«k for one of our plats with fall
description and puce*.
Harrison & Morton
• l« OmIi K«ImmI Bui SMf. 1
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