Car Overturned and School t Teacher Narrowly Escapes Death—Others Injured. A traveling bag which became wedged between her body and the steering wheel of her automobile is said to have i&ved the life of Miss Lottie Koop, teacher at the Saunders school, when her automobile was overturned west of Millard on the D. L. I), highway last night. Miss Koop was returning to Omaha from Louisville. A speeding automo ' bile passed her on a steep hill and struck her sedan in such a manner that it threw the machine into a deep ditch. The speeding car did not stop. Witnesses estimated that it was traveling BO miles an hour. An attempt was made to overtake the car by other motorists but in vain. Witnesses were indignant and threals of lj-nchlng were made had the speeder been overtaken. Arthur Thomas of Stroud ft Co., who witnessed the accident, hurried to the scene and aided by other mo torists succeeded in removing the car from Miss Koop. who was wedged in by a traveling bag which had Jammed between 'her and the steering wheel. Her brother. Harvey Koop, assistant cashier of the Home Pavings bank of Louisville, was thrown clear of the car. Miss Gertrude Phelps of Iiouls vllle was thrown through the wind shield. Bliss Koop was badly bruised, her brother was cut by flying glass and Bfiss Phelps was badly cut by gass. STILLS FOUND McCook. Neb., Sept. 3.—Yesterday Sheriff Mark Brennan and deputies of Hitchcock county and Sheriff George McClain and Deputy Sheriff Peter Karthauser of Red Willow county raided the farm of Robert Drain. Just over the line in Hitchcock county, about 10 miles southwest of McCook. They were rewarded by un covering the largest moonshine whisky plant yet found In this sec r tion of Nebraska. Hidden in a canyon, under a dense growth of sunflowers, were found two 20-gallon stills. 35 gallons of whisky, five gallons of alcohol, 500 gallons of mash, 12 barrels of mash in soak, with copper coils in two of them, a 150-gallon water tank, two copper boilers, three oil stoves, 75 empty sugar sacks, bags of raisins and a multitude of minor items of equip ment, making over two large truck loads, which were hauled to Trenton. The owner has not yet been appre hended. 4 WED IN MONTH Nebraska City, Neb., Sept. 3.—The i ecords at the office of the county judge of this county show that only two marriages were celebrated In this county during the month of August, whereas the average for a number of years has been 12 to 15. The records :.]so indicate that during August 12 couples front Nebraska City and near here crossed the Missouri river into Iowa to be married. The reason as signed is the aversion of young Cou ples to the n«w Nebraska law requlr tng the posting of advance notice of intention to wed HOG CHOLERA Fled Cloud, Neb , Sept 3.—Stock buyers report a falling off in the num her of hogs being marketed just now. 'Alien the hog cholera was spreading many farmers, fearing their herds would take the disease, shipped all hog# that)were t», heavy to vaccinate, even though they were not thorough ly fattened. Now they are holding ‘the immune hogs until they are well rounded out. Vaccinating was done on a large scale In this country and cholera i* dying out. Two Women Are Struck, One Radiy Hurt hv Lightning By'international »w« Service. » Estes Park. Colo., Sept. Miss i;thel Ridenour, prominent society girl of Kansas City, Mo . and Dr. Mary K^e Edwards of New Tork city, were struck by lightning while viewing a midsummer snow storm near Chasm lake, on Kong Peak, near here. The lightning stripped Miss Ride nour of all iter clothing snd site was stricken unconscious, being reported in a serious condition. Dr. Fldwnrds suffered only slightly from the effects of the bolt. Wealthy Grain Man at Sioux Gity Hangs Self Sioux city, Sept. 2. Ills body dan , sling from a rope in tlie basement, of >iis home, Edward Kayeer, wealthy grain man, was found dead at noon today. Kayser’s wife found the hotly snd cut the rope by which he was sits pended from the ceiling. Financial reverses sre given tin the motive fur the suicide. Secretary of the South Dakota Grain company, Kayaer ia said to have suffered heavy financial losses during the last few months. He was 43 years old. I ,iiift »ln Yfggti Get $300 From Oil Company’s Safe Lincoln, Sept. 2.—Tito rafe in th' office of the State on company, in tlie southeast residence district of this city, was broken open before da>light this morning and robbed of $300. Police say there Is evidence that an effort to use dynamite on the safe ap patently failed and the cracksmen rr sorted to s. sledge hammer and crow bar and explosions of powder to loosen the door. Checks and papci in the safe were not disturbed. Edward John Mancy to Wed Buffalo Girl, October I Buffalo, N. T., Sept. 2.—Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry .Hudson Beers of this city announced the engagement of i heir daughter, Mabel Elisabeth Beers, to Edward John Money of Council Bluffs, la. Iha marriage to be solemnised st tlie home of the bride's parents here on October 15. i The French chamber of deputies » ha* passed a bill to grnnt n state, sub xjdy of 20 million francs for the ' reatlon of "be Credit Hotelier.” Thb new institution will suit to develop the French hotel system, that there rosy lie Incrfa, ■ d Incentive for fot «ig11 louriM: i" visit Franck I’LL SORE HftWE A GOOD ONE ON V f'AV.SAK'S UiAKIT AO IN THP IKft V4HEN SHE COKES HOKE .TO- \ OKRHR BEE -< IF SOKE OF,THE NEIGHBORS | KUST HAVE GOTTEN SRLENO»0 OONT TELL, SHELL NEWER KNOU> J k RESULTS,THE ROOK LOOKS P»N£ ! ] >—HHO^tiRE * HE^HE.’ J i-6UAO HE HAO <. fntr^r^^^rn rv S iHE firs). ) J Keffist*r tnd TWtoft# trod!**!#. DW-ttaMti — — ■ » - KfAVO] Three-Day Exposition to Open September 11—Many Novel Features. Madison, Nob., Sept. 3.—Tbe "Ban ner Fair of Nebraska" which will be held from September 11 to 14 at Madison, will be the largest in the history of the Madison county agri cultural society which is now in its 42d year, according to t lie esti mates and preparations which have been made by the more than 400 members of the society. The stock show’ promises to surpass anything attempted in previous years, for already representative stockmen from four counties, Platte, Madison, Stanton and Antelope, have signified their intention of showing at Madison. Entries are not limited to Madison county and it is hoped to make the various shows representa tive of northeast Nebraska. Besides the stock shows the third meeting of the Short Ship Race cir cuit, composed of Stanton, Madison, Hartington and Albion, will be held. Purses aggregating, $2,500 will be disbursed at Madison and the four towns comprising the circuit will hand up a total of more than $12,000. Baseball Tournament. An elimination bakebaii tournament will be played during the three days of the festival. The ball clubs tak ing part represent Humphrey, Platte Center, St. Edward and the Norfolk State league team. Eight big free acts have been en gaged to entertain afternoon and evening and four brass bands will furnish music. The feature of the evening programs wil! be the Inter national Girl revue, a musical com edy carrying a company of 30 per sons. School children of the district will be the guests of the fair a sociutlon Friday, September 1 4. Several fea tures will be dii’eclly under the su pervision of the schools of Madison j county. Particular amorug them will be a pageant depicting the history ofi Nebraska. To Show Male's History. The important episodes in the life of Nebraska will he historically pic tured by floats that will lie designed and built by the various districts tak ing part. Th# pageant is being di reefed by Mi*s»s .lean and Marlon rreece of Battle Creek. A r|og show unique in its character and perhaps the first and only one of its kind ever held in Nebraska will be a big feature children's day, Fri day. Nearly $100 will be distributed among the youngsters who w ill enter their pet canines in the parade which, led by a band, will take place in the afternoon, t is expected that at least 200 dogs will lie entered in the show. Several hundred dollars have been spent in improving and rearranging the grounds, bringing the total in-j vestment in buildings up to $2ii,noo and giving the grounds one of the best layouts In the middlewest. GOLDEN WEDDING 1 Table Rock. Neb . Sept. 3—Mr andl Mrs. J. E. Wissler, Who live a few miles southeast of here. Just acres* the county line in Richardson coun ty, celebrated .their golden wedding with over 100 guests in attendance. J Edward Wissler and Mary Lugen bill were married in August, 1873. at Falls City, Rev. Mr. fJreenrniller of the Lutheran church officiating. The journey froni the home to Falls City in 1873 was made in a lutuber wagon, the trip ench way occupying most of a day. Mr. and Mrs. Wissler arc the parents of nine living children, 25 grandchildren and one great-grandson. All of the children were present ev oept Fred and John. A bounteous dinner was served and the couple was presented with a purse of gold. VUNERAL DIRECTORS. UFA KEY A HLAFKY. t'ndnrf*U«ra and Embalinrr* Ph->n« HA. 02*f.. Offlr* 611 Farnam. (ESTABLISH ED SINCE 1882.) CRANK MORTUARY CO. CONDUCTED MV LA OILS »i\LV 616 S. 20»h HI. AT. 3689 and AT. 3119 KCR1SKO FUN ERA I- HOME 23d and O Hts. 1260 8 13th St MA. 0680. AT. IH7 3. DUFFY A tOUNSTON, 111 S. s'(<1. naw funeral hornr HA. 0417 HOFFMANN AMBULANCE. Dodgo at 24th. Funeral Dir, .-lorn, .1 A 3901 HULSK A RIF.PEN, Funeral director*, 2224 urnlnic .tA. 1226 UR* »SRV MO* IRE. 24th and Wirt. WE. 0047. taooart A SON. 2213 Cumlna Hr. .IA. 0,14 II II KRAMER FUN F It A L HOME. 6# 13 Military Avr. WA. 6314. HR AILLY A DURRANCE. 1823 CUMING ST. JA. 07,26 JOHN A. GENTLEMAN, 3 411 Farnam st __CEMETERIES. VISIT FOREST LAWN. North of City Limit a .".20 »rrr». Pnrpatual rare. • Office* at cetnatory and 720 Bran«| ia Thcai-r Illdj VAULTS AND MONUMENTS? DISTINCTIVE fraturaa. *a* demonat ra tion at factory. Automatic Scallti* Con-1 rrrtr Burial Vault, lnalat upon your un dartnkrr ulna no othar, Kvrv vault1 etamprd Watrb for nama In 11*1 Man ufartured only by th» • ’man* Con.-rata PuCal Vault Co. 6210 N. 30th Ht Jimih* _ ^LO^RISTS.^_~ LEE LAItMf’N Hth and Douglas. 1'hon* AT. 8 7 4 4 BEE WANT AD RATES If" per line each day, 1 or 2 day*. 12c per line each day. 3 to 6 da>s. 10c per line each day, / days or longer. The above rates apply exclusively to Want Ads which are commonly termed “public vvanta” and do not Inci-ude adver tisements of individuals or concerns ad vertising or exploiting their businesses. Thrse rates apply to The Sunday Oma. ha Bee as well as The Mcrnlng and Eve ning Bee. All weekday advertisements appear In both morning and evening edi tions at the one 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 .17tn arid Farnam 6ta s..u»h Omaha ,v < oi I It Council Bluffs .15 Scott tit. Telephone AT lantTe fOrtO Call for /'Want” Ad Department. An experlen-ed “Want" Ad taker will receive your add and a hill will b* mailed later. The rates quoted above apply to either charge or rash orders. THE OMAHA BEE reserves ths right to designate what constitutes a public want. THE OMAHA MORNING BEffl. THE EVENING BEE .Wool—Felts. SL25©1.F<) for full wooled skins: spring lambs. 40®56c, according to size and length ©f wool; clips, no value: wool. 2045'33c per lb. FLORISTS. f. ITKNPERSON. 1507 Finnic. JA. 1 S5». LOST AND FOUND* ^IyTrTi^ii*wb*tTirsTamh trimming. Call IIA. 4716 for reward. PERSONAL THE SALVATION Army Industrial home solicits your old clothing, furniture, maga zines. We collect. We distribute. Phone JA 4135 and our wagon will call. CaU and inauect our new home. 1110-1112-1114 Dodge St. GOING out of town for the winter? Gen iletnen .with excellent references would assume obligations of care taker for the privilege of a room iu the home. Bux 3*3. t Hnaha Bee, _ MYSTIC Workers of th« World Election of officer*. Sept. 8. HO N. 14tli St.— Johanna Strawp. Secy. BETTY maternity home, care of infants. Gall write AV A. 7111, 41 20 Lafayette Ave VVILL lady who called HA. *39 3 about lust 'Ollle pup kindly call again7 MEYER—Anne piano Instruct. JA. 2413. AUTOS FOR SALE One 1923 Star truck, renewed,* *350 One 1921 Ford sedan, fine abate, *100 One 1919 Hoick coupe, a bargain, f*&0 < >ne 1919 EU ar, new tire*. *195. One 1913 Ford touring. *S5 Terms or Trade. Open Bunds*-" ANDREW MURPHY A SON. Durant and Star Care. 14th and Jackson Sis Some bargains In used Fords. New Ford ton. easy payments McCaffrey motor ce. The Dandy Service Station 15th and Jackson Wt»_ 4T 7711. NEW and used Fords, r*n e*. enlng*. Phone AT *548. | USED CARS O. N, Bonney Motor Co. 2554 Kairuin. USED CARS THAI CAN BF. SOLD. NEBRASKA OLDBMOBILE CO. Howard at nth_ AT 177 • I 1 !• parts f r a ! tnikfl of * «ed par's nt half price. Neb. Auto Tart*. JA. 4421. HIGH-GRADE new end uaed cars. GUY L. SMITH 1931 F' RD delivery truck, overhauled and newly painted 1200. Electric Ga rag* 40th and Karnam. v WILLYH - KNIGHT sedan; practically new Call KB lit! MOTORCYCLES—BICYCLES GOOD motorcycle. ne#»da Urea, for 115.1 <'-»11 a for ■"» iff)].*. Parker E^UCA tTqNAlT ~ DAY KCTIOOIy—NIGHT SCHOOL. Completa courses in accountHney, me chine bookkeeping, comptometer, short-, hand and typewriting, railroad aid »lre lege telegraphy, civil service and all Eng lish and romncrrlal branches Write.1 call or phon* Jackeon 1585 for large Ulus tratc-d catalog- Addr*aa BOYLK8 COLLEGE, Moyle* Bldg, Omaha. Neb FRANK Ml't'lvINUHAM — Manjo, mando-l lln, guitar end all fretted instrument * 1‘ Raldrldge Block, 20th and Ksrnatn Phone AT :,7*1. TUI i 'ITV HAUlikl: • "LLLGL 1402 I 'ndg** Hf nog Dnuglsa 8t CsG nr writ* for Informal inn EIGHT to 12 ■ • ■ ka prepare you for a fin*- off' i* positimi «'a11 At 7774 or writ'- Anicrlan College. 1812 Inimam. MuLKIi BARBhit OOLLEGE. 110 N. 14th St. Write for stalng. Comptometer school ,10" Courtney Mldg GRAIN 8HOVELERS WANTED f XPKRIENCBD. 40 CENTS PER HOUR. I N DKPI; NI j F NT E L E V A TO R. m*H AND GOLD. YOUNG MAN STUDY I.AW'I—Down tow it evening *ssslonw I nlveraity r.f i mum hi Law School. Nomine I tuition Enroll now. hr- S •■■•>-. 1 027 uniHhn Net Man! WANTKU—Usher*. auuth**rn tr11». ell->• «i round position Apply nt Mr Dowltna. Hagcnba< h Wallace . in ut Council Mluff*. Ta Monday morning. 11 o’clock IIATTKII, on* who can do |om« pressing preferred Write or wire, stating experl •nee .'ind aalary expei-fprl Topeka Laun dry Company, Topeka, Kan WANTKh- -Good Ic” s for tneiirnr1 ' work: good pa > Apply Western Union T»dr graph Co. r. ; :< ,j «t h WAN'I e flrM tit-1 indv maker st the Parle kli chen lit • » 8l . Lincoln. Nab WANTED Luticheond to and soda men A ■ 1 ■ 11 *» * » V t"7 I > 111.. I UKLP WAN'I ED- I EM A Li r.xrr.RiLN' ld operatoms TO MAKE MINA TWI.nR APRON! AND DRESSER. Also hawe opening fur Inexpat’lanced women to |*»srn In make drrsa aprons, APPLY AT FACTORY <»l Fit I . M. 1 SMITH A CO. tOtti ami Douglas. WANT eouple eiHrsladlea to aell grorr i Inn to consumer Estn bllkhed trade. High Hess goods, good opportunity to workers Ceil It* m .1. Martell. flanfoid betel, for appointment. ;di*r whO With* rs In train herself to become a newspaper • epoiier, nigh* work, in Omaha Bos W 89,1. urrmliii Bec MAID want'd. experienced. for dnwn sImIi* work and *oUlng. no laundry. b2l0 Chicago W A 6910 i, in i. i 1 < fo general ho newt laundry; references required WA. M?9 .v • IHHJL (URL '*i hsalat w lit h mine w or) for rniiin uol .id VIA oi \S NI n. GIRL fm houat work 8211 I f 11» i-1 !^l A <•*»« HELP WANTED—yEMALE.^ COMPETENT white maid for general housework; must be good cook; refer ences. WA. 0378. SALESMAN WANTED. SALESMEN to sell patented nationally advertised combination automobile coat, convertible Into work suit. Sell doth* ing and auto accessory dealers, garages. Also full lino overalls, pants and shirts. Good established territory. Eight per cent commission on sale^ Work Cloth in factories. Box Cincinnati, O. (•LOVE salesman wanted for state of Ne I hraska on a strictly commission bads, I to handle largest glove line manufactur ed In the west. Give age, references, sideline, if any, and full Information [when writing. Apply California Glove [Co., Napa, Cal. SALE.MEN WANTED —Several strlcMv. high class, capable, energetic atove and I warm air heating furnace salesmen for • Kunaas and Louisiana territories. Make application In own handwriting, giving experience, reference, ago and salary. Ap | pli- ant muat ha\e previous retail or road [experience *n above items. Address j Y-2406 Omaha Bee A HIGH GRADE FIRM HAS SPLENDID TERRITORY WITH OMAHA NEB. OR CONVENIENT POINT AS HKADQUAK TERS FOR HIGH GRADE SPECIALTY SALESMAN. ONE WITH CAR PRE FERRED. ADDRESS S F BOWSER A COMPANY. 1103 DAVIDSON BUILDING, K A 0 10 < I I V. Hi' SITUATIONS WANTED. ELDERLY graduate nurs* will cate for ■ gcfl person, willing to do light house keeping Address Mrs. C. Parrish, Box M Culbertson, Neb. DAY WORK — White woman. AT 3438 PAY or laundry work. WE. 0956. BUST NK S SO PPORT UNIT IKS. LUMBER YARD for sale, good buildings small stock, small town, central Nebraska. Traders reed not apply. Will give terms if necessary. C. W APPLE. BROKEN BOW NEB FILLING 8TATJMN FOR SALE—Fully equipped; an A No. 1 going business on D. L. D highway. Might consoler some exchange What have you. \S rite to P. U. Box 1ST, Sufun, Neb. GARAGE Fur SALE OR RENT—Town 8.&on, Calhoun Cn , la : Bulck, Dodge, Chevrolet contracts; splendid business; choice location. Address Box 187. Lake City. Is. FOR SALE OR TRADE—Brick store building, r^xlO One of a lrt-fro* » brick block. Thre- blocks from Great Western Sugar factory. Goring. Neb., Dave Ron**, Fremont. Nebraska DRUG store in Council Bluff*. Good loc* tlon Buslnes*- established over 20 yr# Invoice about IH '*00 Terms. Writ* P. o Box 5.3 7 ■ Co. Bluff" WANTED—"Good battery man to take over battery station on percentage basis one of the best suburban locations in city. W-319, Omaha B*-e WILL trade 640 arret grass land In Brown *' Neb. for grocery, market, or filing station A snet* d'rect from owner. r Mooney Bronson. Kan. fTRMTria; and t.f:\se V*r? fir# downtown apartment with furnittire Owner leaving cit) JA 6013, Mr Vogel BIG SNAP InvrM Jn fiat on north side from owner and have good hon e and in* come fo live »»n W - * o j Omaha Bee Battery station for sale. On* of best sub urban locations n city. 1600 will handle. tv - 38*. Oruatvx Bee. FOR SALE—Suburban grocery, living mom* In rear, rent res-ombl*. W < H i-vit. Havelock. Neb. 1 A V I i Fnn SALE.--pniNV* GOOD Bi «* f near in college town. Write Regent cafe. C»dsr Falla, Iowa, DRUG STORE, money maker, must 'b< sold Gall WA. 1371. FOR RALE—Good restaurant rh.e»p Writ# to p n Box 4" ,st Paul. Neb. IJj VESTMENTS^ A RARE INVESTMENT Hr md new Inrom* property that will bring In 12,4 m, rer u>ar. Will require $5,000 ■ aah Write box W '.*7, Omaha Her for appointment t.» »rm this 'ASH laid f r i’ -i mortgage* on Ottitht propert F Horvek v Co. 140 1st Nit I Hank Hldg. AT, 3631. CITY real estate, mortgag* * and contracts t.->ughf Mr. Carton 104 No. 16th ht. LOANS ON_RKal ESTATE. 5V% and 8 PER CENT MONEY. Loans on Omaha Improved property at lowett rates FRANK II. BINDER. 8 2.3 Cifvy NatJA. jftfi. $100 to $19,000 logna Prompt service. f. d we AD it r > ft bowman. 51Q S. 1' JA 4 721 FARM LOANS r.nrgvi nr email. West Neb farm*, rsnehea Klofca Investment t «• 84 . Dm. Nat. Bk I WI LI/ buy mortgages and contracts 1 ’orkIn. $48 Otna. Nat. Bldg.. Omaha. Neb. 6 Vs A N D 8 rKfl CENT— No T-L LA Y~ OARVIN BIIUW_*84 om Nat l Bldg FAR 81 Ml A NS— -< jtbhon - ,M| «■#»?. .1 6604 WANTKD TO BORROW. WANT to borrow $1,80" for two nr thr*i wars at 7 per cent Good se. urlty. Ad «lre»» U 38 ft Omaha fin _MON 1 Y 1 O LOAN~ YOU WANT MONEY DON'T PAY HIGH RENTS. Wa loan any amount up to I on at the loweMt rates. t'an h* repai-1 In mry monthly naymenta to suit convenience Wm sro lit enaed and bonded ,«nd have bean In huainesa over 30 years, therefore you arc siir« ,.f * quirk, confidential and square d»e' OMAHA LOAN ('OMI’ANY, Ml 8 Karbgch Blk Telephone JA $7*5 f'Mithesst Fur lith and Douglas flla DIAMOND loans at lowest rat##, business rtrlctlv confidential. The Diem -nd Loan i 1 ' M HOUSEHOLD GOODS. ^TfK^’TjrrgeVT^iGvdr^rF^^ ^uTniTui- tt 'Mnnba at the , 'cpliens n Auction ||t.us< 1609 t 'spitnl A'« An Hons a* l to p m every TiicS'l#' , Wednesdsv. Friday and Is also sold I A RNA M HTJtEET A FFTION CO AT 7880. !(;'( rarnim 8t 'V e buy furniture or s II it f«o ymi on coinmlaaii-n. Prhmc riles daRy. STOVlB—Idfldl Howard beatfr, good wa new; rsngr porcelain trim polished *■ t er l |..p, IM f g e 0\

u* lag 11 • t I1 hogs WA 11 FURNITURE retouched and repaired by experienced finisher, esilmiitr* given Web 17 28 dining room table, buffet mid si# rim in. <"||< f 1111 s b r ■ | II. ul-| |mi g 11 # h H \ . ,1.4 W V WRING him chin* lit! wringer. « into M i 11 c 4 ’ " I He i\ ii i •( ;'i i i 1 • 1 foot f,'.' undll Ion M a • ; HOUSEHOLD GOODS. COPPER clad f-oai and wood range. Sail er? cabinet and gaa range. HA. 5764, I HON H E I • F< »R SALE. W U. 6166. FOR SALimMISCELLANEOUS. New' York Concord grape# for Jolly; grape Jui« e or wire Il'it'SETON FRUIT FARM 670,-. V 3f,th St.Ki: 4<0f TOMATOES for E.tlfl. 60c a bushel. Pick theru yourself. L. N. Reenm. 5Q0 N. 26th St. Co. Bluff*. Ia. Phone 834 CLOTHING. FURsTeTC FULL DRESS suit* and Tuxedo* for rent, i .iA. 3128. 1»9 N. 1''»h St John Fcidman. musical instruments. TRADE your used piano on a new player ; iano. Balance as low n* fin per month.; A. IJQSPE co.. 1 .13 Douglas EDISON PHONOGRAPH — Largo s'7.e al most new. Vh-trola at tachment and 30 rec- : or-D Bargalti, - heap f.,r rash. RE 4 447 STERLING piano in good condition at 4220 Douglas W.A. 3460. office supplies for sale. WE BUY, aell safe* make desk*, show cases. etc. Omaha Fixture St fcupply Co.. S W. < or. 1lth and Douglas J A. 272 4 ] OFFICE SAFE FOR HALE AT »e a 5 AW A PC 0 LU M N. WILL exchange two Republic 14-ton trucka and one G. M C. Hameon tractor 12 25 *- 1 GOOD motorcycle without tire* to *wap ! f - anything i can use Cali WA 406 4. 1 after 6. t j j Quarter *» t|on good Improved Kansas' land for Omaha r*a(den -e Prilling oil i mile aww. V 14 ' < Una ha Bee WANTED to I'vap radio tube* and bat • ■ ' - f •- ■■ Uor- v ■ ,* H 48. Oman* Be*. MlAl h BUFFET T»'» EX''H ANGS U< -p PRKhSM: CALL AT 564T FORI', paneled body, to swap for what j ha e you? S-lf-ft, Omaha R** LOT 4 0* Fin. FOR FORD A NP FqMU j CASH CALL WE 500.7 | Lloyd baby bugg> to « sap for stroller cart f 148, Omaha Bee I wantedtobUy: DESK? DESKS. DESKS, v.w 4*.k. u; -1 <1f»ki bough;. *olS Ir.k.a. J. C. Re- J, 1:07 f arnim St. AJ. AK I Mr.NTS AND FLATS. ■5 Re* 'M S —No. M Hweetwood Apt.*. Cor- I nfr l'4Wfy and s-ret wood Av (between - fh Av* ird 26ih St ». 96000.960.00 rn’n'f-No. 1* Kmgsborough. 2638, Dod*- Htre*?. ff f, 00 I* * f*0 4 room#—No 4 Tizard, 24th and Daven port. 14 r*0 |5: 00. * *** 1 • room#— 21 4 No 2*d Sfre»t. J«n,no.$or> 00 4romn*~No 2 Troy. 3f»«i Harney. 95T.«a-1 I t,. mi-No ]# Ivy. ;m No. |«th 8V. ! l»>f> 00 I I r M • •: \« 4 n ebsler A pta . 27th Av* ir ! W - hater. 96" f'O 9# «n 4 room* and din.iiK at* -ve—No I Monti* eello. 520 8n 3tat Ht . |«*. an 4 room#—No Wetmt-r Apt., 27th A\e and A4 -hater $Si. Of* $!»f> 00 ro-- - No. hel'.dtrr Apt 9261 Farnam Ht . $90,00. 5 ronnt*~No. 11 Mildred Apt . 4 911 Dtdge Ht . 190.00 '» ro*M'n— No 28 Mt. Vernon. 824 Ho 31 at Ht . 1109.09 . I h room#— No 10 Elwoud 49th A\e and Dodf o Ht., 1118 00. PETERS TRUST COMPANY. "Where Omaha Renta AT ft -44 17th and Farnam s; HOUSES PARTLY MODERN 4 mom*, 192* South lOth Ht It • on 1 rooijia. i327 Fowler Av# 3,. Do HOt NFS AI.L MODERN « runmv 1715 No. Hih St .. fSS or. 7 rooms* lit5 Davenport Ht 70.00 7 room* 6J0 Ho* *th A ve (garage*. 70.00 7 room# and sleeping porch. £34 Ho 4*ith Ht (heated ». 1100 00 11.. 0ft 5 rooms, 4201 California Si,.. 80,00 PETERS THI HT COMPANY, "Where Omaha Renta " AT o.4i 17th and Farnam ' UNDINE COURT APARTMENT. Three room# and hath with b-room nr-ommod* t mn - Thoroughly mod * rn in every detail, only a moment * >< .1 '< to the h«’«»M .»f the •• 1: . \,p>. have a few garage* located near. Shown by appointment Phone AT. 6189. Evanlng# and Sunday, M ai. 7177 TRAVER BROS,INC. 119 Firat National Rank Bldg ti M 28th—8-room, #trlct|v modern apt Murphy hed#. h-m light and h"t wate-. ai^tho tiinr Priv«t# av-irened pm-li 11A PETERS TRUST COMPANY, "WHERE OMAHA RENTS." AT a \ 41 111 ti nml Fa main St* J FOR » NF « *F DRAKt s lono APARTMENTS • all .lack* n DOS. A PA HI MINIM amt flat a for rent W l IMI.MI H (’O AT 49IT |{»>nl IXal# Management Special!*** 'll \ M heated I < part me itt a. tow f/tf O P Mirhhlnw. 1610 Chicago Ht ATTRACTIVE .1 room Apt with Murphy hed . arreened porch*# 2|ftl^ N 23d street APART Ml N I S AND FI A I S I H I NO loom bedroom and kitchen. No 14 Sweet w otd Corner of Pcwcv and Sweet wood A v e ■ (l-te-eu *jth Am hidI 28ih st ) Mo i»n $70.00 petf.ps nnt sr COMPANY. "Where Omaha Rant# ’ AT, 0644 17th and Farnam St ~\ «rUMMEN:fs" ANT HIRE. ANY l.OCATION, 674 AND 9 Hi. IF IT TS IN OMAHA WI HAVE IT. DRAKt REN I \E AOF.NCV _If Til AND HOWARD \ 1 > 11 a * r 1 v H apatfment, ttlad tmth walking diatom - Apply tlf1* N 2ad FI I4HT FI A *1 »H t room#, mI#o 2 room* •lean and tv ell funi'Owd in; s 26fh Am \ I .1. ft ill N 1 Ft; INN, AT 41 h and D. .tv. sta, Hume for (raveling I 1 1 * - g mo ] h Call I HA .124. 4 i” * in I In 1 i< m I 9 HOUSES FOR RENT. ^w hed,) HEADY SEPTEMBER 1. Elegant duplex home. 206 S. 27th St half block north of Fwrnani S’ Open Sunday 3 to 5 r m. Visitor* welcome. Lea** separately. 1 to 3 year*. With heat. $10’» month. Two fireplace*, lath, storage, maid'* rooms Will lease eniire house, l to 3 years $150 month. Call residence, HA. 3468, office, JA. 5013. 317 N 2 7TH ST.--Nicely furnished five room stucco house, furniture tan he bought if depirc-l No children. HA. "136. EMMET ST, 2 526—New 6-rm. etrlctly mod duplex, oak finish, adults, 966. WE. 5583. r_ Seven-room house, water heat. 150 a month 2 9 50 Ma’Tha 6-room furn. or unfurn. first-clae* home in good rwa’mn. KE ’'1*9 FIVE LARGE modern room*, second floor. $2'>. water furnish* d. At 6»’'20 and Ha 701 a 6 ROOM f 1 at for rent. 659 So. 26th Ave. $55. _ HOUSES FOR RENT. (I urnished.) COMFORTABLE * room house, garage— 2345 No. 60th Ave.. $76 00 PETERS TRUST COMPANY. "Where Omaha Rents." AT. 4 4. 17th and Parana s? OFFICES, STORES FOR RENT. BUSINESS PROPERTY <‘’orn*r Storeroom, 24th and Davenport .street 2412 « uming S’reet Corner 24th and Wirt Street—suitable for mr age 214 So. 12th Street (heated). Space for ligtit manufar tur;ng Iron Bldg . 1-th end Farrsm St. Bromley Bldg., 20$ So. 13th St. PETERS TRUST COMPANY. Where Omaha Rent* " AT 0544 17th and Farr.am St INDIVIDUAL fn->r er«ce 1n Indu»’”ial hide heated. fireproof, daylight bldg. Pats, and freight elevator service. Ixjw '•nt, low ins . light and power wiring. Idea for light mfg. or ’her busio-sa. 5 r ar line* pass corn. furnish'd. AT. KH. ~ROOMS FOR RENT. f Unfurnished. ► WIRT *T 2337 —Lvrelieutly fumiehtd room HA. 2355 HA 4—Well i;gh’ed and ventilated i«it room private: hom”. garage Tllll'm ll IIST SI pTT S — A t tract i7a rooms for tent. HA. 0507. Dt'NU! I l'lSTRI*' T— Love • ' rn.shed room, fer gtnt.. «ef, r»-i WA 045; BKMI“ LARK, o*y * ast room, home pr- eg ■ f 4 HA 167 p_ Sid and Dodg. large, modern nicely furn **e«t and h'lUth roopi HA 6907 HOWARD ST 33)4-—Furni'hrd room. *i*o garage IIA 2>*9. 2209 HOWARD— Ni e clean room*, suita ble for 1 or 2 JA 4216. 7567 FARN AM—T*a rcc tool sleeping room in brick flat. JA 2417 KUUM5, TWH light housekeeping rooms, newly lerorated hot and cold Water In room* lust off bath, private entrance, own »ard; muat t**» e*eis to he appreciated nr: n ’9ih st ■IA A226 — (nut n < el> furnished house keeping room with i. • i>i»enrt;c, on path room floor on# l*!o< k from car Hue, laundrv i»ej\ .1A ,t \ 402A—Two ' furnished modern morn# with private nlmne and largo fir** place This - 4 private huine and not a rooming hone Ulna* in *7* \ 4 I FT A \ I. - Two 4 :<,n;u a part" mentg, private bath and entrance M A -94.1 I W KNTIKTII AVE ~7T^S - -N* r.>~fur~ tiiMhed f'ont loom |20, Imat* light, every ! lung fiii «.(!• *| \T I OS; I’AUK AVI' —one large housekeeping room I • o-inl# employed. \\ Hiking dia tati< • HA 147 a. r\\ I: N T V M Ntm sT“ 4NO - Hut « oRi • i ivit< hriift' e' ■ i)ih ii< com 1 plgtr KK. 1114, l'Wo ,.r i hi «* front rooms. furnish'd.! niodcrn. pin at* horn*. Al»o garaae. *4t0i? 1 Wmi'iet St. »21 :• N . Ill Thr ' at tractive furnished! front rooms, ties range. t >-frig#rator. and! • ten garege < all W I' 2 r* S HltlSTol. M 24;. 2 neat frVnt room* ! > I, u i |44 r»Ol*«H.AS ST. Ill N1 cel v furn.Hie.5 mom*. 2 room a p's, unhiding kitchenette ilk S 2*TH Smell furn*sh#d room, large •i .»f i f eek US T ST. lira S A11 v active rooms for en' he'f block from mr 11A 0f>0; nl • , rooms, rood . ever>thing furn WA Jf-t UHrfKKM I’lMI rooms Rvtrythlng fur • ' d f ■ !•’ ft • • ». 4 donee H« »\\ \Rt > f-T , : Tn-o room bouse < replug suit*-. cool and pleasant 1 A t * A t.l KORN 1A RT 5 room* complete \ dtlIt k#(r eii'*« V' 4 . j «*> i \ l to 4 i " • three f ■ a | rtbaina •i • "t|pla ♦ mi'lu ed IIA | >44 h*)UOS Ring ■ nd com apt» Modern, everything furn , |f> to |9 M AM' HO A K I * I * K. A I *T1 l’l t* e v • e pt lona 11 v ‘urge vhh prlv*’* bath Alton large r'llh •m meals, kiuh- rhont LLN 4477 _ I *1 " ' M and board to oMratt fv nlJy 1 tan* ■ n park gentleman preferred * a ’ 4gi if dcsi i ed ha M ; 4 A'I ? S00S- Hoard room and v* «>Ihi r fo» young turn home prlv $» week SINtil.fc or double rooms. walkirfg d * i 4 fl* I l1 * I t H diet rlrt, lovely h*me for "" sir II V 1 • 0 • ' i** \tre|v furn ro* ptlx r»milv. | on I tinam i m hn« end room 1.*, men rod w f. ^ It *i 11 *.king prop! t | U i . _HOTELS._ CLAREMONT HOTEL. 17TH AND JACK SON W.-k!v rates to $10. AT, 5 944 ^ Rj:AL ESTATE—BEJNSON^ 2904 N. «7TIf AVE. 6 dandy rooms, all modern but gas on a. fine corner lot Has a one car car age. Close to <■ Bov 4V. S’ Paul. N-b.! | ALFRED THOMAS * Son Co.. Realtors REAL ESTATE—NORTH. NEAR UNI. OF OMAHA. jSf-'en rr f.ma and sleeping torch*- f r.e J. ■ - H fr ’ • Rica den or sun j room i'ao on firs’ floor, three Urge r*»r i ner bedrooms and sleeping porch; good p attic; lot l iil. with gareg* and large I shade tr*-eg. L,*t ua show >ou this fine home. Call OSBORNE REALTY CO 529 Peters True’ RMg_D ?;«? ' BEAUTIFUL MINNE LUSA BARGAIN. | On* .>f the be*’-constructed 8-room bun 1 ivalov.« In Minne I.usa Has la'g* living loom with a-'.atic f replace «r.d built-in bookcase, large dining room, sunroom. breakfa*' r. - . finished In f*a'-c; two 'or ner bedroom.1 an 1 bath $1,909 will har. ! dla. M. A. ANDERSON CO . J\ 5107 6.1 U ret Nat F P-dg ARE YOU A IIOMB f’WNER? If not. jou should be. $£09 w,ii handle | this ne* new 6-room burgaolw. north Ames kvi Paved * t ■sc *. larjo lot An unusual bargain at $£ 'r,r> Evenings 1 hope WA 7«v K F, ’f ’ 9. or KE 8366 EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY. 312 Dr ji i* T * ■ t > ■: ■ AT ! 946 $4.269^-$740—CASH. j Dand* n*w bungilof . 8 rooms and bath [oak f-r.lsh. a ! roodar n. ■ \ ery fine You will hke i*. R-’.dy to ranr« r ght It* Owner ■ 11? f .» \ ou • ” time by rilling JA. 1»: or WA. 666? o R T ki .TNG Fontep-i e High and s’gh’-; ! oak ?.'■•■ and ftn.sli Tr a $ 84#. AT. 3116.j FOR 8ALE hr owner—6-room modern 1 t*utjgalon 25 Terms, almost new.l fin# iendltlon KE. 4776l D T BT'f'tc * CO. buy «".i se 1 homes :-=t- ■ : —-..rr — ■■ i REAL ESTATE—SOUTH Slf** CASH 1*0 month!'-. $ r«K'rr,» *tr‘ef|vj modern I*. 6* 5 SO if Oak St. Edward F. WflHdma Co « R TWM lots a modem hut furna •. pive.f street >/ efr* Aitngh* AT. 71 IS. Tatar A Thi1- ■?»* *!:># In 8, Pida horn — R^^^STAT^^WEST FOR SAI.E RT OWNER IN WEST FARNAM DISTRICT. ! room re»|.*#ne» hath and nicer nc <"• h full basement w th toilet and focr drain, ‘‘artan furnace, n|rs lot. cement Hr , an ! svir> In fin# shan# both natd# and ou*. Cal'. HA 7162 for further information. EDGE WOOD BUNGALOW HAVE aom# first-cles# home# to Edge wood ready for immediate i-ossctsion from |7.O** to Complats in every re • ■ » « H \ CLOSE in 7 ' >om all modem, garage * b’k* soui hu eat of Hftmi Perk. 7 rooms. m< fern ' * • h and Franeag 8 # S bln w» th waa u,| 7 big baegHitm Ji.nfto to 8 *** cash HA <5'i and ask for R. 44 ?i n H i M I N«; \ • K V R A TERM T Y HOt SK Very fine all modern. l*-reom home. c’n*# to Creighton university, id-:al location. Located at 7*63 Capitol Ave 14 4 ‘13. V Voge: 4 4LNINS O-MPANT • tfijl Fl\e * -■ e e ! ” kdrm erg# lot plentv of ahad- Heat N' in Henson. Balance like rei’t WA 877 3J74 N 66th New Home* V.. - Ts-ma, 4 iRQVK-HJBBARD CO . AT *8 ■* Sunderland R’dg WILL build to your older on our beaut*, ful lots in Filgewood; very- easy terms * *8?I PARK KH FT. -8 room* modern ham. extra lot. Easy payment*. Cre g.h. 6*4 Res, JA MOtf. 6 it lM'iiKWcOD l * • t mod-rn, garage. | cement drive paved must sell. AT 7115 P \H1 1 f_ \ Vi t v Ji mTT] II AT *. i REAI STA1 -EXCHANGE T'vn fm# lo*'A corn farms 41" and 74* ■ , wan Font garai tit h * • 4 ear contract or large? Tucker Broa. Win terset la. _ 441*1.1 Impre'-ed northeast N*h 1**' A farm for at.-, k of general muhamltss Y 24*4 Omaha Bee ~~R EAL E S T A TE—WAN T ED. ! scrvl r vni' nrM i.ts. When ' ou Pat with ua * ompalsnt aaiea f r> e JA 7* t.T.dVfR X STAIN. Raa’t#*# 11 4\ c. bn. -• ■ foi good h >mea I • ■ 1 wart to se>l court’ Let It with L. A Grimmel, jRealtor. .14 1*18 81 r. u* f rat Need Ratings anv location 5 to 8 looms, ^hopen v to, Realtors .1 A 4 7 I'" i»e F ' »• WE N1 Fl» e iuit Pat ing* Fuj era want** Otilck action J. I HIATT CO AT It * ('HAS W. YOUNG .4 SON. Real i state. Rentals, luaitran e. 160* Cit' Natl Uk NT. tt«» I 1ST your property w^h cho* Boyer, notary pub 1. . .1 and v umlng Sla L J. bes bold A Son. . City Nat. AI |.tt> | II FT with n-a f - uv k results 1 f'7 s II Browns i o »•>)’• a< res A i .CL>0. 1 e • n ' » • ' » « > . I > 11 F ■ 4 « h - ' v 1 • ! 1 . ■ V V J K K AI ! OKS *4 1. Ml n r its\ # * >•' « k and ft r h.’.'kra 44# have buyn.* v ti,» u.na* I d m tv. .?* 1 »l •'11 #. * •»-! ua f t nepec'tnii «. , • j 1.'» Pings • • Mi R, »d, K I * I tiKl'FNIu B I 4 l i 4 » x • Hr ’ ' IV • . %■■■> hoi k » Bank __REALTORS. IMWTINUy A HKTDEN, REALTORS. * FT.ATLR CQ... Realtor... Keel no Hide. FARMS FORESALE! ~ NEBRASKA-—At auction, September 1*. ‘'40-acr* ranch, 11 miles north of Cozed Neb. Thm in a apUndid well Improved ranch. Writ* for full particulara. Ad* dreea Nebraska Realty Auction Co., Cen tral r |ty. Neb. CASH FOR TOUR FROPERTT. ?Jle* tnada In five etatea and 60 counties Oa^ClTy'^eh C01' 2>i*TK C*rr»h'r> Cen BUSINESS SERVICE builders, contractors. CARPENTER 1 emodellng and cemepi Ft V R AGK. KK 4iC. GET our prior, on complete , hVl'lroo,,,. “ny h0Ur *«•«• DETECTIVE AGENCIES. JAMES ALLANS Detective*. Eapert aecf*' [ ^fFice, 311-12 Neville Blo> k. at. UK 2PaIj,1A, //?**' * *v • i Sunderl*0O fildK ,TA. 2036; night. KH. 4812. milliners, dressmakers CLOSED Aug. .‘0 to Pept 4 Hfti v NEBRASKA FLLAt/ng ' Fa mam. recond floor JA. 6670 r lJ< _moving, storage! Fl?.K,,'.I.TJ sT'■'fCi; A \ AS f.O. MOt IN(J I'ii k’ivc. ,, STORAGE SHIPPING. Ho«mJiold t'-OF. r at,-, offic. f„ rtnire I 10. 1 1 HOWARn ST ,7a 02s* EXPERT China, furniture, pa-'kera, fire proof etoraK'. Phor* JA 1S0< The Terminal Warehou-e Co., T'2 South loin corner Jones, on Viaduct. —An \ time, anyplace. a.»hr rubbleh removed. Cindera delivered Wa’ rSTI M A TES furnlehed on packing, mo\ir c • nd Btortng. Contract tanen by job or hou <,,oh» \ an * *tor. Co . JA. 4326. AT. C2I 1 Moving - Packing—Storage Gordon H re proof Warehoute A Van to 21* N lHh St. Phone JA.-2032. ir?KEK^Nqy ,-MAvan-* storage" th h-A L-avAriwdrth Sts. Pa-klcg, mov mg. ato^Age, shipping JA. 4162. PAINTING. PAPERING. WINDOW rlau glazing painting paper l.anglrg. Kr-t Narks ITU! F. ,4-h F.r\ - lea any part of city. AT *404. or MA "IDi PATENT ATTORNEYS. J. W. MARTIN. 1713 Dodg*. Room 2^»T ' ’Hi a ha, alto Washington, doubla service, etngl© fey. Alio h»ip sell patents. PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS. EDDT Prin’ cg Co.. 21* F. lj gt. JA. 40SI. PROFESSIONAL SERVICE. PR-EFt. ItTI’TIO.N'S carsfully compoun4.1 a; Iba Mi-rran & M.Conntil Drug Storae. ' '•, IC r*£ SOc sack, 13 ft) ' ».7 «i» jr;;|.. 5 16th and Farram R\mo! GCAHANTrEr' rafl'o a.t, | 4' ann l K .1. Fniaa., f!4 North l> a * I.f» m. f:Sjr« w rh you ;. KNERA I. RBFAIR1 NO—Brick, cerr,-r * 3m.gwlh mnfy basement, retaining , i • »•©* lraa;*© free KF 6 4« ‘ hjVdP?h*.KE rhri‘r"'-r- apoolalhiir. c ■„ na.dv shrubs, perenn sis a-ed'; k mo .-f , L *■ "• -- C'mm.-.nng" .• . point 2-. fa-- N‘o-*h of ih— S W ■ v. 'V, pf * N E I. of t*,a K » i. said N-ion S3 tfe'-i-e F. along v jjt ' K 4 lM! to 111* v _ ~ A'*ru* tbrr R N along V of list Avenue 1S2* « ft t" tTr .ne rf *aid Section 31. ther*-a V v'eng N -» of saM Section ?‘_5** j r to the N H Con.fr of the N K a; c* the .N. \\ », rf said Section S3, then*-© < a one ^ Sins of the V V '■. -,f ?.«*«. N. W of sard Section 33—1120 14 f to point of b*ginning A *o s ; a- 1 <* and ilrecnbevl as f* r**rs Comniei •:* th*- >. W i orn-r c? fisetioa 34 To ter • h.p 1«. Range IS T of the *th p p thence I along th© S line rf sard Se< t;on 21—1717 6 ft . thence N 7tZ 2 f to the S. !,n© of Florence, thence V *.ont S l.rtr of Klcrrn*> , TS3 * f1 the w line of s* 1 Sertio,, ;s (fcfs- a w sung W line of satd Section *4—76. * l »*i point rf beguning A'so Ta* Let n Mill Keeton 3 ‘ excepting that :»a • aeU for et^eet rurpoe^«, nameiv S(J St rest A leo Block* 20!. 715. 21< ar 317. racerting N 3j ft. Block 22- d -feting tl N 35^ f: Blocks 226. 32' 2-e. 229 2*6. ]}f 2ie. 741, 74.' *45^ *4, -4.'*. lit. 34 • and 3 4' of Florence Al* 36th S’rert from S line of Florence * Scott Street Ord 4!S May {i. j>j; Ij street S no of Florence to Vet* street Ord 4J3. May 5. !«i; JJih Riant Stree* to Weber* Street. Ord 4! '• *' f ]>i7. 26th Avenue. S 1 r.<* , ' Florence to 4\ eber S*c©et_ Ord 411 Ma ' 16!* !f t h Street, Pian Street Web* r S're• * Ord 41' 6fa\ *, 191; ?■* street, > line of F oretiue to Krn* Stre*** Ord 41!. November- jo 16!** 3“ >trent s ;re of 6'Inter .* t > 0ta «*r# 34th S* fi-rt S line rf L'ie»trre to 6 >*r*e?, J' «nt Street. 2.4th >;r%n *o Street Scutt Street to SGth Street, K/t 41* April 16. : 91T said plat 1© h-*ur*d»d en the North h S>vott s*reet apd Weber > •■ee* »■ d the cast b> 76. 2* 26 Street© *r i 4 - \venue on th** South b' Blot k© Is 14 and 3* V-nno Lues Addition W v r»H-; a*-*! Reupe for final consideration, on September 1 1623. Omaha Nebraska AuguM 3! '631 4 t urn, r n. ssu\ 4 *7 S 3 Ci»> Cterlr nanmflBHamHBari WEST FARNAM DISTRICT Draw fu r edeme fur *a!a by csnf Buipuu-rt laurdry room, drying roor billiard room, furnace room. fir*t floor living room, music room, sun parlor, dh mg room and IttPhcn: second floor fsv bedroom* t" • bath room*, finish'd white on a m f !. third floor. two be-lmem*. ba h. r 11 an ' stive roon IIA O'SJv Morton Meadows Lots on WtXilvorOi A'e and F 'P ple‘on Ave. just «*r*t of the Fie. I cub are ael ing to people wb" have * ■ earrb*d earefu^y for a clean r+■ strieted residence district. Several buyer* are p'ann -'g brick home* and one brick house is a'ready *tart#d A ou n 11 like it e«. a place to es'ahlish a permanent hoove iV » such homes It b just shout the highest spot, with the coolest a r and longest view. Drive out tbi* evening You *il UH in lose e.t; it. No other place offers so large a lot in »4eh a carefully protected residence district a mil# and a ha’f • east of F m*##4 park \*n t ? . of rm plats with full descriptions and prices. Harrison & Morten IM# Yh*ak« Nst.,' *’ tt»nk L J\ P it 4 - i, mu an -