Wallace Assets
Reported More
Than Liabilities
Statement Issued by Commit
tee of Five of Creditors
Folldfting Meefinp
at C. of C.
A statement was Issued Saturday
by the committee of five, Emmet Tin
ley, E. Crawford, H. A. Paulson^ R.
W. Besley and J. F. McCargar. ap
pointed at the meeting of creditors
of the Robert B. Wallace company
held Friday night at- the Chamber of
Commerce.
Representatives of more than 60
per cent of all the liabilities of the
company attended the meeting, the
statement says. Other details of the
committee's preliminary statement
follow:
"It appears from the accounting
had up to this time that the assets
available for the payment of creditors
exceed liabilities in an amount of
about $26,000. These assets consist
principally of real estate, mortgages
and real estate sales contracts.
Accountants At Work.
"It Is the opinion of a majority of
the creditors that the best interests
of all would be served by a conserva
tive management and the adoption of
some plan for the sale of the proper
i ties belonging to the company that
would produce the largest sum of
money.
i "Competent accountants are now at
work on the books of the company
and they will make a thorough audit,
also a complete examination of all
titles and will obtain a conservative
appraisement of the real estate.
"It is our belief that when this is
Completed we will be In a position to
present a plan that will provide for
an economical liquidation of the com
pany and a. correct financing that
will protect all properties from the
necessity of sacrifice.
Two Weeks Needed.
"We are advised • that this audit
require about two weeks’ time.
FW« are assured that all creditors who
have received security for past due
indebtedness will surrender such se
curities ted- the equal benefit of all
creditors. We will direct our atten
tion to the careful conservation of the
property with a view of protecting
the equal rights of every creditor,
large or small.
“All are equally Interested and we
trust that all will see the advisability
of a united effort to protect the In
terests of all alike. We will be pleased
to give any creditor all of the Infor
mation we possess at tiny time.
“As soon as the audit is completed
wo will call a meeting of creditors
and will see that each one receives
notice and we hope to able to pre
sent a feasible plan for the correct
handling of the properties.”
Monday. September 10.
The Knights of Ak-Far-Ben wll! nre
•ent The Omaha GamboJ. entitled "Stm
•on'e King Full,'’ by courtesy of the board
of governors. Auspices Merchants National
bank. %
SYNOPSIS.
Act. I.
Toy Soldi* Drill.
fcpstfMorhone Selection* from ihe Glassies.
* Art n.
The Crypt.
The Awakening
Queen Beam from the Moon
Act in.
I’he Feast on the Banks of the Nile
Queen Shelf, Our Queen ”
Back, Back to Your Tombf."
PERSONNEL*
Cot turner—Theo. Lieben & Son
Muttc Arrangements—Jack Virgil
Orchestra—R. Olson.
Pianist—Jack Cady*
Makeup Artist—Frank W. Nelson
. Ward/obe Mistress—Francis Musgrove.
Chaperone—Herman Relnholz.
ALL-STAR CAST
Grand Mufti.Frank Later,ger
Minister of State. J F. Poucher
Athletic Director .. ...Malcolm H.ildridge
Assistant Athl£t)c Director. Lsiwr-n. o Shaw
Or. Hookem..Herb* Connell
Or. Cuttem ...l.-nrv Dunn
Dr. Skinnern..11 P Thomas
King Nebr...Majnir.l Swartz
King Ras.Richard Low
King Ka...*..Charles Huber
Queen Beam.Charles R. Tyler
Queen Shcis.Herman Relnholz
Commissioner Sheehan . .ChAs K. Doc hart y
Captain Gallagher.Kenneth Heed
Lieutenant Murphy.Kurt Wlttges
Sergeant Callahan .Elmer Wenberg
Patrolman Clancy.H. R. Smith
Tuesday. September II.
Program by courtesy of The Pantorlum.
Auspices Corn Exchange National bank. \
Thursday. September \A
Program bv courtesy of Powder Puff
Revue. Hons Anderson. manager.
Auapbes United Htatea National bank
1. “Powder Puff. ' Powder Puff Re
tu». Evelyn Vore. accompanist.
2. Saxophone solo. ‘‘Faded Love Let
ters.” Phil Polcar.
2. Vocal solo, “Somewhere a Voice is
Calling.” J esse Davis
4. Vocal *»olu( “The Widow," Farrah
Janoff.
5. Violin sold. “Who a Horry Now?”
Jesse Davis.
6. Vocal solo, “Running Wild.” Martha
Randall
7. Parade of the W'oOden Soldiers,” t
Tut Tut H»*renaders
8. Vocal solo, ‘‘Dance Me on Tour
Knee." Leora Muir.
9. Vocal duet. "Telephone Romance.” ,
fiarrdh Janoff and Nina Gates.
S10 “Swinging Down the Lane.” Tut (
ut Serenade™
|4-L Vocal aolo, ‘Louisville Lou.” Lorana 1
4 2. Violin solo. “I’ve Been W’onderlng I
AH Day Long. Jf’iM* Davis.
13. Vocal solo. “Kiddie Donahue.” Sar
pah Janoff
14. ‘.Morning Will Come.” Tut Tut
He t»* naders.
I'. Vocal so|o “Mad,” Virginia Hmlth.
18. Voca 1 duet, “Linger Longer,” Har
rah Jandrr an'd Nina Gates.
17. Violin solo. “Time After Time.”!
Jesse Davis. /
l* Plano solo. “Lfc Paloma. ’ Hsrrah ‘
Js noff
1 J» Vocal solo, “I Will Forget You.”'
Jessie I'avia. , %
2<». “Louigvllle Lou.” Tut Tut Here- :
naders '
21. Voejii aolo “That Old Gang of
Mine,” Nina Gates
22. “Who Cares,’* Tut Tut Serenade™.
23 Vocal Solo, "Barney Google.”
Vivian Harsh
24 Trombone and trumet aolo. Harold
Morph'-w and Harper.
25. Vocal solo, ‘The World J a Waiting
for the Sunrise. ’ Jesse Davis
28. “fn the Little Red Hchoolhouaf.”
Powder Puff Revue.
Personnel of Powder Puff Revue:
Martha Randall, leading ladv: Leora
Muir. Virginia Hmlth. Vivian Harsh.
Lorana Synek.
Friday. Hcotcmbcr 14.
Program presented by talent from Gait
land, la .Auspices Stockyards National
bank. Omaha.
March. “El Captain,” Sousa. Oakland
band. i
Vocal solo. “Little Mother o’ Mine.”
lion. E. J*. Harrison (member of assem
bly).
«'ornet solo, ‘Rig* lotto,'' Joseph
d'Andrea (Rader of band).
Reading, from Riley, Howard Render.
'Moonlight wait*" <H. L. King), Oak
land band
Vocal solo, “Ah, M^on of My Delight”
(Lehmann), Mrs V. F. McArthur.
Plano solo, sale* ^d. Miss Johnson
Threo-mlrmD talk, "Oakland: Location
and Resources,” A. M Cleveland «
March, “The Reno Horn'* (B. F. Crum
llngi. ‘Uikland band
Baritone solo, “The Deathless Army,”
Frank Zentmlre.
Vocal duet, "O Dry Those Teara,”
Misses Helen and Hazel Lloyd
HI x-minute talk. "A Mighty Big
World/’ Ruel W Roberta.
Overture, “The I'rln-ess of India” (H.
L. King), Oakland bend
Cornet solo, “Schubert Serenade,”
Joseph d‘ Andrea
V Vocal duet, se|ert#d. Margaret and L’or
»thy Chambers, <1| *n«l 12 years)
jj^or'si sob- “The World 7a Waiting for
Nunrlae” («eltz), Mrs. F F. Mr
■^Arthur
“\rradla Overture’ (A R Laurens),
Oakland band
“Oakland e Orem A grtcult urnl Can
ter.” r h McArthur
Vocal solo, eels. led. M«. E, P. Harri
son
“Old Comrade- ‘ (( Talks), Oakland
fetand *
Hnttirda>, Fetitemher |.'».
Program praaented by tulcnt from Nor
Friend of Klan Will
Run for U. S. Senate
Portland. Ore., Sept. 9.—George Tj.
Baker, mayor of Portland, announced
his candidacy tonight for the repub
lican nomination for United States
senator from Oregon. He will oppose
Charles Tj. McNary, incumbent.
Politicians believe he will secure
the endorsement of the Ku Klux
Klan and the Federated Patriotic so
ciety, as his recent speeches have
nppeaied to tifeese organizations.
Baker has constantly championed
the compulsory school attendance bill,
already passed in Oregon, and in the
announcement of his candidacy ex
presses a hope that compulsory pub
lic school attendance will become uni
versal over the nation.
No Jap Drive Is
Needed in Bluffs
«
#
Chairman Says Third of
Quota Is Already
Raised.
According to John P. Davis, chair
man of the Japanese relief drive un
der the auspices of the Kcd Cross in
Council Bluffs, it is not probable that
any organized campaign will be. staged
to raise the quota of $1,500 assigned
to this city.
More than a thiird of this amount
has been raised in response to the re
quest for voluntary contributions, he
states, and it seems likely that the
entire amount will be forthcoming
without further solicitation.
School Enrollment
Shows 342 Increase
Total enrollment in Council Bluff*
public school* Friday was 343 larger
than at the end of the first week of
school last year, according to the re
port of Superintendent Theodore
Saam, which shows 7,713 children In
attendance.
The enrollment by schools is as
follows. ,
Abraham Lincoln High school... 963
Thomas Jefferson High school. 791
Longfellow . 741
■Washington . 6 58
Franklin .. 628
Second Avenue .. 6 41
Avenue B .519
Plsrce . 472
'Bloomer . 367
fclghth Street . 430
Roosevelt . 364
James McMiilen . 310
Lodge . 297
Oak ^. 214
Harrison . l^l
Madison .. 128
Couftland . 80
Opportunity . 9
Totalt.. .7,718
Bluffs Woman Says Mate
Has Threatened Her Life
Grace Miller Saturday filed suit In
district court at Council Bluffs
against George Miller, to whom she
was married In Omaha in 1920. They
separated on August 1, 1923, and she
alleges that he since has been follow
ing her, Interfering with her and
threatening her life. She asks a,re
straining order.
Divorce decrees granted yesterday
by Judge E. B. Woodruff were: Marie
T. Hurlbert, 19, from Dorman I. Hurl
bert, 22, Infidelity charged, and Sid
ney York, 31, from Ella Myrtle York,
26, similar charges. The case of Daisy
Bethers, 32, against Robert W. Beth
ers, 60, was taken under advisement
by the Judge.
18 Building Permit*
Issued During Week
Eighteen building permits issued
last week In the office of the city clerk
an Council Bluffs authorize a total
estimated expenditure of $34,626. Nine
of the permits are for new dwellings
at a total cost of $31,100, while the re
maining 11, totalling $3,425, are for
garages and miscellaneous purposes.
Larger permits were as follows:- C.
O. Shallburg, 1706 Fifth avenue, $4,
800: August Bustet, 2635 Avenue A,
$3,500; A. C. Christensen, 1308 East
Broadway. $4,000; H. M. Weare, 2551
Avenue B, $3,300; L,. A. Palmer, 2131.
2137 and 2335 Fourth avenue, $3,000
each, W. J. Zitteral], Illinois Central
yards, $5,000; J. A. Peterson, Twenty
eighth street and Avenue N, $1,500.
Council Bluffs chapter, No, 441 Or
der of the Eastern Star, will meet In
regular session Friday evening.
folk, .Neb., by < ourtesy of Norfolk Cham
Commerce. Auspices Hannon
O Dtll-Van Brunt company.
I. "Belphegor March. Norfolk Htrb
school orchestra.
2 Violin solo, "Mampka, ' Mlynarskt.
Iona Zulke.
3 •Cansonetta," Ames. Norfolk Con
servatory trio.
4 Soprano solo, 'elected. Miss Marjorla
Beeler.
5 Fred Webster Jn his own conception
of "The F«c» I'pon ths Bar Room Floor”
and "The Doilsr Is \ our Best Friend.”
« Tenor aolo, "Mary Dear.” • harles
Whit rock
7 "Poet and Peasant.” Hupfe, Norfolk
High school orchestra
*. Hopreno solo, "In Italy,” Boyd Miss
Carolyn Craven
9. Flve-ujlnUte address. “Norfolk, fn
Nebraska." C. F TMrnhatn
lb “Camilla,” Norfolk < onservatory trie.
II. Soprano aolo, select'd. .Miss Marjorie
B* sler
IJ "II Trovatore,” Norfolk High school
ore h*»sf ra
13- Tenor aolo, "They Needed a Hons
Bird In Heaven," Charles Whltrock.
14 Fcjftrfte from "Lucia,” Norfolk Con
sorvatory trio.
15 Duet, their conception >>t "f.et the
Rest of the World Co By,” Fred Webstar
and rharlre Whltrock.
16. Soprano aok), selected, Mlid Marjorie*
Beeler
17. Finale. "Farewell to Thee, ’ sinters
and orchcetra
Personnel of Trio—Helen Craven, dire' *
•nr. piano Carolyn «’rnven, violin; Tat
Craven, flute.
Accompanists—Frances f’olson Warner,
Carole T W*Ic|k Helen Craven.
Personnel of Orchestra Leo Hrfiijla, dl
rector piano. Lt land p i t t larinet. Rob
art Palms, saxophone: luma Id Pollack,
muophore; « lair Johhson. Lauren**
Parker. Norris Hchroeder. violins. Glenn
Davie, banjo. Clarence Hchroeder. cornet;
Jack Groat, drums
__FUNER^NOTICES__
WARMER—Mrs. Allrs Buckles. 1032
Merry street, September 6. nge 63
vears Deceit led Is Stirvlvsd t*y a
brother. K F Buckle *.f \ irden. 111.
P.truiiina will lie In state at llofftnann
funeral home chapel until 4 30 p m.
Monday, when »hw will be sent t«i VIY
den. Ill . for Interment
| BROWN—Joshua P., Heptember 6. 1923,
aired k | years
Funeral service from residence 31H Wil
lett street. Florence, Sunday at 2 3b p m
Interment Forest Lawn Friends are wel
come Johnson A Swanson In cliarg*'
_ FUNERAL DIRECTORS._
CHANF. MOHTUAPY CO,.
coniioctkd nr r.ADtr.R uni.y
115 R. JOlh At. AT. 8440 and AT. .14*0.
KCntRKO rUNKRAf, MOM F,
IJA »n<1 II Bit. USO H. Ulh At.
MA. 04»0> AT. MIS.
Tiwrr * .iomnrtom.
.711 P 184. now fun-rtl hnm-. I * A 0417.
— ■ I—-—
linrrMANN 4 Mnfl.A.Nl'B.
n»d(« «t 84th. Fun-r* 1 p1r«ctor>. JA KOI.
HUL8E A FitKPFN.’
iKun»l»l 41roctoi». 8884 umlog. JA. 1811.1
JUST AS. *IEUl RELIEVE THE STRAIN ON I
THE vbOR NIlRROR.KNA.'AiERE NOT J
GOING FOR AN AUTO HIDE TON lOHT^i
. I'VE LOSTNVW KEYS AND THE
0> GARAGE\S LOCKED UP/^ ■
V- TIGHTER THAN >-" [■
ilySWpSi? L
V\iE U..VOU O BETTER 6ET A NEW LOCK
RtSVYF AWAY AND TAKE THE OLO OHE
OPF - LOOKUP A lOCKSWTR AO IN THE
OMAHA BEE K
so HE BUROCAR VS SURE TO if
PINO THOSE KEY S Ij—'
HA HA'. A BURGtffe FINO HYf KETSV*
AIN’T A CHANCE IN AT-HOOSANO'
HI A NlUST THINH THOSE KtTS AWE
PARAOlNGTHE STREET IMITH A
HIE&APHONE,SHOUTING- OH fcOflfclftR
"-"VaifAE vuith >AE!" ^
IFTHE'I OlO I'O L\KE TO i>EE EV\ ORVjE
THW OLO BOfVT 00T OF THE VHRO WITH
OUT WftKlNG IAE - ^UST fV^VAJELV.
<bT*6E CVAR^VUFk^' *•
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HEAFEY * HEAFEY,
Undertaker* and Embalmar*
Phone HA. 0565. Office 5611 FarnaoA
(ESTABLISHED SINCE 1MJ.)
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CROSBY-MOORE.
34th and Wirt. WE. 0#47.
TAGGART * SON,
3512 Cumins St. JA. 0714.
H. H. KRAMER FUNERAL HOME.
6*1* Military Ave. WA. (114.
BRAILEY & DORRANCE,
1633 CUMING ST„ JA 0534.
JOHN A. GENTLEMAN,
1411 Farnam St.
VISIT FOREST LAWN.
North of City Llmltn
120 acres. Perpetual care. Office* at
cemetery and 720 Brand0!* Theater Bldg.
^AULTSANDMONUMENTS.
DISTINCTIVE features, see demonstra
tion at factory. Automatic 8eallng Con
crete Burial Vault. Insist upon your un
dertaker utdng no other. Every vault
stamped. Watch for name in lid. Man
ufactured only by the Omana Concret*
Burial Vault Co., 5210 N. 30th St,. Oauha.
~ FLORISTS.
LEE LARMON
19th and Douglas Phone AT. 9244.
L HKNDEK80.N. 1507 Farnam. JA. 1251.
JOHN HATH UU4 Fernem. JA. 1»04!~
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST—German police pup. 4 months old
wolf gray. Ears don't stand up very
straight. Answers to name Barney
Google Liberal reward. Ben H. Smith.
WA 4327.
~ 7 PERSON AL ^^
THE SALVATION Army Industrial home
solicit* your old clothing, furniture, mags
slnee. W* collect. We distribute. Phon*
JA. 4135 and our wagon will call. Cals
and Inspect our new bom*. 1110-1112-1114
Dodge at.
AXFONSO REYNA experienced inetrurtnr
of Spanish; private Instruction AT ul34
after 5 p. ra
BETTY maternity home, care of Infant*.
Call '»r write WA. Till. 4120 Lafayette Ave.
^^ EDUCA^^
DAY SCHOOL—NIGHT school.
Complete courses In Accountancy, ma
chine bookkeeping, comptometer, short
hand and typewriting, railroad and wire
leas telegraphy, civil service and all Eng
lish and commercial branPhes. Write,
call or phone Jackson 156o for large Illus
trated catalog. Address
BuTLLH COLLEGE.
Boyl*a Bldg . Omaha. Neb.
1 RI-'TTV LAUDER *ol.I.KGK.
1462 Dodge fit. 13t>4 Douglas St.
Call or write for Information.
isroill 12 HMki prepare you fOl »
fine office position. call AT 77'i4 or
write American College. 1912 Farnam.
MOLEH BARBER COLLEGE.
IIP fi 14th St Write for catalog_
Comptometer school. 390 Courtney Bldg
AUTOS FOR SALE.
Some bargains In used Ford* New Ford
son. easy payments
MrCAKFKEY MOTOR CO.
The Dandy .Service Station
14th and Jackson Sts. AT. 7711.
NEW and used Forde, rash or terms. 1
C. K PAULSON MOTOR CO..
Authorized Ford scd Lincoln Deslera.
>Pth and Ames Ave. RE 0141. '
OOLD8TROM AUTO SALES CO ; new lo
cation 21)2 Harney btrret Fords and
other makes $50 and up. Ford bodies, rash
or time. Open evenings Phone AT 4A44.
USED t'AHH THAT CAN BE SOLD.
NEHKASKA OLDSMOBILFl CO..
Howard at 14th,_ AT 1779.
USED psrta for all raskes of cars. Ford
u«ed parts at half price. Neb. Aute
Parte. JA. 4921
HIGH-GRADE new and used cars.
GFV L-, PM1TH
, USED CARS
Q. N. Bonn^v Moter Co.
2Sf>4 Earn am.
KuRh delivery truck for sale. Good condi
tion Eltftrh unragt pub «nd Fnrnam
T^RUCKS ANDT RAPTORS
FOR SAI.F a,t h burgntn. two-ton Nash
truck, model 8011. Brand new' engine,
new lire* car in good condition. Truck
too b*g for us. Kearney Grocery company.
Kearney, Neb.
'HELP WANTED—MALE.
„ •
I
t»LI» MEN W ANTED FOR LIGHT'
WORK HK.i. MR. MART AFTER
10 A M.
% OMAHA BEE
W ANTED-- Young men end women who
wish to ouaiify for better paying pogi
tiona to enroll In our business adrnlnla
trntlon course* Day and evening aee
alone Classes now' forming »'slf end sec
for yourself the a<D i »t n gr-« of our noth
ods.' Reasonable tuition livable month
ly.
DVORAK liWP.KM i nr.j.K'IK
Wood lluldg l«th and Fnrnam
_ Telenhon- AT 741 _ ,
PLUM DERR.
First class who can pass examination for
license, open shop, long Job, big paj. Ad
dresa Y-2413, Oinslnt lire
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PAIN TERR.
Interior decorators who ran do f ret 'see
refinlshlng, open ahop, tm • |.er hour
Steady work for • ompetent nreti Address
V■ 2 41 2, Omaha pee
• • ■' ' • •t »ow o
evening session* Fnlw.- tv of imi .he
Law School Nominal tuition Unroll
now Has be«■ *y. tn2 7 Omaha Nat Hank.
■ 1 '
ing Bov 240. Norfolk. Net*
HELP* W A N TED—FEM ALE.
r^Tt^Xthite. i»(. i>im r| re«iulfe<J
Mr- t;\ I. 'Davis. .;*i2A Ja>i<*on hi HA
ti4r:_
TOUNTl girl tvonied fui tiuus* i ii
•mull family. KL. 4130
HELPWANTED-FEMALE.
WANTED—Ambltiou# young women' de
siring to qualify for office positions to
enroll In our dav or evening courses In
stenography, bookkeeping and business
administration Cali ana see f..■ your
•self the advantages of our methods. Rea
sonable tuition, payable monthly.
DWOKAK iff SINKS* COLLEQE.
Wead Bldg.. 18th »nd Farnam.
T»lephonef A'1 7415. !
GIRLS for traveling position, under 26,
salary and expenses, opportunity for ad
vancement Apply 9 to 12 n. m and 6
to 7 p. in.. Mr. Miller. 2017 Douglas St.
COMPETENT white maid for general
housework Must be good cook. Ref
erences. WA 02 7 8.
OPPORTUNITY for girl to earn her way
through business college doing office
work. Write W-621, Omaha JW.
SCHOOL IN SALESMANSHIP
At Purina Mills. ;n St. Lou*
Mo., offers free training in
salesmanship. immediately,
for two young single men.
full salarv and expense* paid
while attending school, then
iunlor salesman's position
with rapid advancement to
'hose who make good.
Title work fe with the larc
*#t concern of its kind in th*
world, and will specially ap
peal to men who love the open
country and want to stay
away from confinement of of
fice and city life. Trlfler*
need not apply, a* character
and education will be lnvts
Heated thoroughly. Agricul
tural college graduates do
hpecially well at this work.
Apply in own handwriting,
giving age. education, full his
torv of business connections
ana references A recent
photograph or clear snap-shop
must be inclosed. Address
7, M KIRHLAP.
PURINA MILL?
St. Louis. Mo.
i
BIJSINES9 OPPOHTUNITIES.
START in new business with big future;
fast money-maker, only smail investment
for merchandise required. J>on't mis*
this opportunity, it will surprise you. Ad
dress W-6QQ. Omaha Bee _
FAKERY for sale. Old established bakery
doing fine busln*s* in a new hrtek build
ing; best location in town, priced right,
Hayes BaJt*ry. Milford, la.
TEN ROOMS, near 25*h and Harney,
housekeeping apartments. 260 down, bal
ance mbntbly; a good Investment. Call
JA. 6260
AM leaving city; will sell groceries, Jn
vot« In* 11.340, rash or terms. Call*WE.
4311. Sunday.
INVESTMENTS. _ ^
rASH paid for 2d mortgage# on Omaha
property. F C Horscek A Co. I4t 1st
Nat i Hank Bldg AT. 2611.
CITY real eatate, mortgages and contract*
uougbt. Mr T.arson. 104 No 16th St.
LOANS ONREA LEST ATE.
6 and < PER CENT MONET.
Uann on Omaha improved property at
Jovaat rates. ,
FRANK H. BINDER.
*23 City Nat JA. 3S61.
1100 to lift.000 loana. Prompt eervlea.
F. D. WEAI» A D H. BOWMAN.
31ft H l<th_Wend Bldg AT. 0161.
MONEY to loan on farina and Omaha
real estate. MYERS A iUINBOLT COI,
424 Omaha Nat Bank Bldg. JA- 6744.
OMAHA HOMES—EAST NEB FA RMS.
C'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO..
1 nl 5 Oni Net Hk Bldg JA 2711
STRAIGHT 6-year loana, IH per cent.
AMOS GRANT CO..
fftl S. llth, Arthur Hldg. AT. IHO.
MX per cent loana on Omaha residence#.
Cash on hand Prompt e*r vice. E. H.
Longer. Inc . 533 Keeline Hldg.
SECOND mortgages or contract! .pur
chased by Tufcey Company. 424 let TSat'l
JA 4221
FARM LOANS*
Large or emat?. Want Nab. farms ranch**.
Klofce Inveetment Co., 34* Om. Nat. Bh
I WILL buy mortgage* and contract#.
Cork In. >41 Oma Nat Hldg . Omaha. Neb.
6VS AND 4 PER CENT—NO DELAY.
GARVIN BB» »B 144 Om NatT. Bldg.
FARM LOANS- Glbb-m Ste-t. JA. 6*04
WANTED TO BORROW.
15.BOO WANTIP— Will *!*. flr»t-rl»..
•Hr bualn... prop—i{j •• -.curlly W 6X3
"rnaha Bee.
-fssm ■ - -
MONEY TO LOAN.
YOU WANT MONEY
DON'T PAY HIGH RENTS.
«• loan any amount up to $500 at the
lowest rates Can be repaid In easy
monthly payment# to suit convenience.
We ere !u*ne*d and bonded and hive
been in buxines* over SO years, therefor*
you are sure of a quick, confidential and
square deal
OMAHA T-OAN COMPANY.
Mi Karhach Bile. Telephone JA 1216.
Mouth***! Cor 16th find Douglas Sta.
DfbtMOND loans at lowest rates. business
strictly confidential. The Diamond Loan
Co.. 1*14 Dodge Rt . Eetsb 1*44.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS. *
-_
THRJ large*? at nek of used furniture tb
Omaha Tit the Ht*pli*naon Auction
1*09 « anttol Av.i Auction* at l 44 p. m
every Tueaday. Wednesday. Friday and
Saturday. Honda alao gold at private aal#
KAHNAM UTliBLT AMTJoN CO.
AT. 74ft* • 424 Fimim Ft,
We buy furniture or a*ll H for yftu
on commission. Private aalta dally.
MltNITtltr AT ACTION^
This Afternoon and Tomorrow Night,
pou !» M Al l TIoN 11« T8K
WvFTTr lank anrl for* e nump for water
system through holier f.njl IMnknev, \VA,
M9I
r.XFRRT sewing machine repairing.
MICK EL*.
1 Atla and Mamay AT. 4111.
HARP COAL burner good rendition na«d
rta! t girl* bicycle. ha ?<■*
U .» aratuffed mahogani divan f,'r
•*!*, prb *d reanonattlr IIA 1540
WICK1II Upholstered nbafp# lounca and
other article* WR. f1*,t
UOOfi gar a»nvr, four burner* Iwn o\*ne
Phone U A 2089
OAK k»• • hen cabinet and coal tange for
nal* WH 4*
RKKD babv buggy, t . t burner n|] atov*.
g«M*d « ••nditton t. MA 4791
HOOD mi arrive. $16 KR 34(4
noon TIIINC.N to cat.
•Ill AIMOH fn’ n pound or 4'%c jf % mi pirjt
them yourself. »i*o o chan»** t«» pick uii
apple* if 76«' |>* r buahel, *J M Filth.
I 'f i 'a Ihonn Nel.
NBW YORK concord grapaa for Jelly,
giape bine, or wine
HQI'HION I-III IT FARM
n$ %• 39TM HT KR 4 441
UKArBB I’ ll h ft nit and dahlia firjn,
Mih and tirover bta . afternoon* .j A
4 Hrlng ba*lt.f»
OII A I* I, - f. • . a lr 4 ■> <■ f% ha »•*•'( 'lei K |
iiOT 3 n Nr. *" i Ii M «leoige Tiet I am t
•HtAn-,. 1 "It HAM aTTcTn Jt FU~MI
Kit .nil
•1RAPI II , mile i
■ ■f iVriter ) f till op I ’ » • *
HR API,'1 For FaTT! I\ I »•..
_ POULTRY
HI t.t.lMi out rnthe *to U f bb”1*
tele ltd 14* dr, t!*o Fngll-h Naif and Mal
lard duck*. tuoi t enter 11 . \\ A. 0101. i
*
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
AUCTION RALE
Where you ran buy valuable goods cheap.
BEKIN8' OMAHA VAN AND STORAQJS
SALE.
of Unredeemed Houaehoid #ooda.
IP A. M., Sept. 7 8-10. 807 8. 17th Bt.
nOWDENpolatodlggerllA^TnS^^
^^TIJSI^AJ:^TnS3^XJMENXS^^
TRADE your used piano on a new player
llano. Balance aa low na 110 per month.
A. HOSPn CO.. 1512 Douglas*
^TYPEWRITERS.
NEW Corona typewriter. IIA. 3472.
OFFICE SUPPLIES FOR SALE~
WE BUY. sell eafes. make desks. show
> uaea. etc. Omaha Fixture 9t Supply Co..
B W. ror 11th and Douglaw. JA. 2724.
OFFICE SAFE FOR SALE. AT. 8886.
CLOTWING. FURS. ETC
DRESS—-Navy blue, gray trimmed, siao
34 or 36. Coat »65. Sell for $10. Plaid
wool skirt, 83. WA. 0108.
FULL DRESS ciults and Tuxedoa for rent,
JA. 3128. 108 N. 16th St. John Feldman.
LADY’S navy blua fall milt, la excellent
condition; else 38. WE. 6883.
SWAP COLUMN,
BROWN mahogany bedroom aulte, dress
ing table, chiffonier, bench and rocker,
swap for painting house. 8-1000, Omaha
Bee.
BEAUTIFUL Colonial breakfast set, table,
four chairs. Ivory and blue enamel finish,
for kitchen gas range, or for »50 cash.
S17.S, omaha Bee.
U6.008 EQUITY eight-room residence for
good rooming houae; prompt post,-salon.
! 8-J0f»: Omaha Bee
| HOUSEHOLD art!'lea or typewriter for
auto, bed and tent. lire*, stop light, or
what have you? 8-404, Omaha Deo.
SIX-CYLINDER touring car. good condi
tion, to trade for ton truck. 8-130, Omaha
Bee.
PIERCE-ARROW' touring, worth 11.800;
will trade with some cash on small house
or equity In real estate. 8-109. Omaha B*o.
TWO-TON International truck, like new,
to trade for anything of equal va!un. Ad
dress h-iii. Omaha Bee.
NICE oak combination bookcase and writ
ing desk: win swan for good rug. 9*12 or
larger. Call W E 21S1,
INDIAN motoeycje wlfh Briggs Stratton
motor for sale or trade. Address 8-1*1,
Omaha Bee
‘"LEAR 7* Here farm improved, for drug
store, or what have you fi-401, Omaha
Be#.
•’ADILLAC roadater. repainted, like new;
fine condition: new cord tire* will trade
for city lot. 8-1052, Omaha Bee.
ONE TON Naeh Truck with contract to
• wap for light touring car. 6-115. Omaha
Bee.
SAXON 8s*. absolutely good condition.
win swap for an> thing rail KE 173 4.
TRAILER and a’aterproof cover for -ug
or will sell. Address 8 103. Omaha Bee.
3 LOTS in southwest part of elt" for
Ford coupe first Daymen* HA. 6^41
MAXWELL. 1925 model, for clarinet or
saxophone a*d small aint. ash. HA 0646.
I. O. 8 COT R8>J Will trade for Ford or
-Ph'-n*. S-Hl. Omaha Be.
LOT on carllne for sedan «a Is* pay
*uant and IIP per mo. HA 871 a
Edison, value 1200, and 32 records; swap
for good rlano AT 4*81
CHOICE building lots or fine trackage.
for house close in S-402. Omaha Bee
l!ROOM brick residence, good lora’ioo
for drug store. 8-4"‘». Omaha Be*
WILL trade chair barber outfit for !4i4
*tre« or tent 8 IS*. Omaha Bee
A-l LIGHT touring • ar, will trade fer
tub* radio ?*• 8-HT, Omaha Ben.
LOW oven gae range for good coal range.
Address S 107 Omaha Be.
HAVE 1917 H ;;ric for, what have you?
WANTED TO BUY.
DESKS. PI -JKS. DE8KB.
New desks used dee<ta bought, sold and
traded. J. C. Reed. 3207 Farunm St. AT.
CA8I# for 25 good uaed cars. V. tk T.
Auto 8hf pa. 41* N 22d fit.
WANTL1 To buy Book of Knowledge,
c he a p. J a 423#
APARTMENTS AND FLATS.
PETERS TRUST COM PANT.
* WHERE OMAHA RENTS
17th and Farnarn SIjl
RJVK ROOM flat, third floor. 14M Far
nam 8? W Farnarn Smith A Co ! i;d
Farnarn St. JA 0644
FOR ON K OF
DRAKE'S IftOn APARTMENTS
_Call Jarkaon tm.
ST R FOIM A T’AFTMF.NT*
617 8. I7th St. 4. B and 4 room Apta. HA.
9337
APARTMENTS and flat* for rant
W. J PALMER CO. AT 1910.
Real Kay>t# Management Bpaclaltate
TWKNTT FOURTH ST, 291*’% N • Flv.
n>r’h> fig* modern .1A 1616 or .7 4 f>47«
STEAM heated modOtn a pa’tmnnta. low
rent O U. SteHdna. 1410 Chicago St.
HA, ,1.-4 or HA 6994 - - Six and aevAn large
room* modern, choice lo<atu>n.
HM ?d at (try fiat Torch |aundr» . rood
'* l»n CC'J Para ax a. HA 1 f* , 9 4
ALARTMKNTS AND FLATS.
--—-UjSxJtlCU^DiyiWlSsLJ_
TH1' A I.If A M HR 4
\ Rr.At’Tirt't four room apartment Pi
‘•maha'a moat beautiful apartment build.
In-v three e« pOeirfe f a 7 A« 44# will hold
fhia one till «'. tot of j Cal! j a jaof,
Ihfcke He n t a I Agon. * !7»h end Howard
<
S'a. Hona fur traveling man and wtfn.
* 'HOI* 11 frorjt apt large room with
1 "■ ' P- hath rorc larnatv
HOUSES FOR RENT.
____1 _^ ^
17* N '.’Wlf ST Nlrelv furutahrl f!Ve
*o..p, atU'tm houaa. furniture w, be
I-itrijrhr f deelred no . h*Mien HA **,*4
KiVt large modern mow*. e. « ,.»vl floor
t water furtliahed 41 4<:o and HA
? «H9.
HCNtlAIXJW. with garage, ato.-tlv mod
•rn, 1 imped i,» * e poaeenx ton UtlUT |e*' -I
1ng r|t\ \VE of19
.•Pl.t N I»11 * realdan* o f. r p ■ e rraperfmi
tenant • *-o<*m> and garare ||{t s,, \
1 ' 4 \\ ♦ «f erfield IIA 14.'
!■ i n si i .UhT ST -t roorna. partly mod
rrn. 9P*. A|*|*1 y Edith Parle. 3*|0> ('harlea
ItftANH NF4V bungalow oti «oort
A\o In Minna I,nee Inquire KE A 717
. Hi him hmiae for rent ,.n nil wTtlla
4'.' Chop.. U t 1144 for particular#
*. Hup MS. Mrnir modern, flag locality.
44 4 u ;0
i wa «
OJ'IMCK SU FPL IKS FOR SALK
S Toil I I* 1.1 Ml for rent. ft 14th fleet I
floor 64*66 feft full ha»efiteuf. nfftve ‘
mi.I boreioent. xatilt and el* vat,.r 44 ,
» .rnem Smith a Co. 1379 I nrnm 8.
4 «.4 <, 4
FI NI ft • i
I'uUdlntf Apr In Room 4'ift Feat v,
I x n« » i« mu, il 14 Chita-T ijfe
month u. 1 t tbHm mo Chicago j
ROOMS FOR RENT.
____ rn|*h __
TWENTY-THIRD 8T.. 320 N —8lngla
sleeping room for gentleman, reasonable,
walking distance, modern.
PLEASANT room In private home for 1
or 3 gentlemen, garage If deaired. WE.
4772. 3207 N 25th Ave.
WOOL WORTH AVE.. *120—Nicely fur
nished front room, garage, opp. Hanacom
rark HA 5453
HOTEL 8ANPORD—Ifth and Farnam.
HOTEL HEN8HAW-—18th and Farnam.
Special rates to permanent gueeta.
MEM only Running hot and cold water,
steam heat. Aleo apte. Brown Apts., 60#
N. 21 at 8t AT 7418
?8TH AND HARNEY attractive con
venient room. Phone HA. 48*6 for Par
ticular*
2474 HAWEY ST.—T*’ean Bleeping rooms,
electricity and running water, tl ard 15
per week
I.'iVELY front ale^t-irg room bath con
nection. for 1 or 2 ladles. 4333 Marcy.
WA Z'tQv.
wa 5440—Furnished room. east exposure,
one block from tarline 4220 ^ougiae * ,
WONDERFUL room. nicely furnished.
'•ntivrnl»rn walking .ilftan^e .f.\. 4773.
623 PARK AVE—Strictly modern room.
suitable for 'to home prlv HA 2716.
3508 8. 20TH 8T —Large, clean room,
ea§* exposure, pri. family AT 4*81
LARGE room modern n*w home, cloae In.
private family. HA 47",i.
i'HU'A'Jo St. 21 i large rr.od room for.
•- In br. k flat Is per vok AT 4274.
54*3 ST. HARTS AVE —C!«an ri.od.rn
1 rooms, private fam.; > 13 ft
JA. 4t»82—2 sleeping unf for xer' tmrti
First class: atm htd. aptB. 2$*$ Ham*.
MODERN f jr iitd rooms near Tech H gh.
■’onveniont for t^here HA 7115.
I HA ]004—Furn *he«l room for one or t»o,
j Want Hans-om p»-k. on at line.
| Chicago 8r ■ J©©8—Front aoutb room, sen
! *t»n«n HA 4717.
I26f| HARNEY—N:.e room for couple. a’«o ■
garage HA, JUS
!■ 1.1 II- ~ "■ | . -. (
KIRN room. west location. WA. ©417.
for 2 4024 ,
HO USE K KEF IN Q ROOMS
FORTY SECOND b *22 \ —; «,r : ;*-r*
room# and kitchen, furn. or unfurn M'd
e>n everything WA. 7 7 93
TWRNT FIFTH ST. ?"U N modem
ergo front, for light hakpf . prlvatg home
also garage We 2646
TWO or three front rooms, furnish*!,
modern private home. Alao garage 2815
Emmet »♦
• -——-——- .a .. . .
THREE OH FOUR rooms wi»lj private
hath, or separately, furnished or unfur
tilth ed HA 126 2.
*n12 * Hi* AGO, HA 1*425—Three room*,
heated, atrutly modern. Furntahed com
pieta References
HOrHEKKEPINd looms In desirable lo- ;
cation. Handy to street car. 2556 tfpauld
tng __
* * N *Tm-T AVE •]”* 4-r.v-M fu-r nh*d
hpartments. private bath and entrance
WA 2»43_
THREE modern furnished light house
keeping room*, r.o * hlldrer \!A U«4.
4 4 H I’lTH—Small furntahed r. rr. large
floaef. for lad) tl.60 -seek It a . 4; *.
A LARGE clean room with g*s ard 1 n*n
furnished,1 |l c 2 5th ave
T lROK rooms. tilth kitchenette ard run
n'ng water t>» aduita. ,*56« ) *. ug)r.«
( LEAN 3 and 3 neatly furn room#
Private bath adults 1112 8<> \ *
NICE clean hskpg. rooms *t 626 So. 1 fth.
I-vep thing furn AT 3616
ROOM AND BOARD ’
HANSf'OM Tark dfgtricf. largr pleasant l
. rcotn fry 2 wth board. HA 2144
FIELD Club Dlatr t — Lovely home fori
two ylrie one Mock to cgr. Ha. 14©9
MCE room In new home with private
family, home privilege* WE. 1662.
HOARD INI' ROOM. Hi private home, j
Ml 8 27th St HA. 1741 _!
_HOTELS*_
i'UWMOKT lluTtl. 17TW AND JACK*
'A • I* ' . 11 AT 9 4 4
REAL ESTATE—BEN SON
l»ANPT nr* s rn mod. Reriaod h«’*"n* ,
Pull <ement baa>-n;«nt. can. n*t#r hr«t#r ,
awning.- paving, be*uf ful \ ,tu l*r « rd
• ehf Tlrmi \\ \ J3J1 3 "7 N. » h
A v*.
Mi v a i.ot is no-,n\ a hpttion
Jlrt I «* n »:o Vrr Month
i CACtl K 1Y\ i:!T MrX I i Y». .U. 13 44 I
REAL ESTA~rE—I) UN PEE
PLUNDER mm.PINO SITES.
tJEORQK A CO.
__AT 3§34_ 1
I rma, I’.tio; a«iw
■'It/. Muel bn •old. Dart C. ,
h a|rr Co., J A 14 38
REAL ESTATE—FLORENCE.
rtxmwNc* rncii>
Wltl 8«>ON RE OPEN.
__C W MARTIN M CO.
MMII v W V V »-’•» in whH»i on 1 v. K IT 14 3
REAL ESTATE— MUcelUneom
Hr:ST 1‘fiRT s and norkmanghit Many
o< %v home* built th«* year Pareonalj
^ I R CampbtH, Kealin* Hidg |
!!• *M KM for working man. Pour Tiftgu. j
rartlv mod. rn. f ill lot. raey tarma fl.fftf.
• * R g I at li-l
8 JI I ' WOOI'. builder* of modern home#
'V- •‘M I:r!i» y mi (unii. * 414 bjndtr
Und lildg JA i».4A.
A I.PH HP THOMAS 4 Son C*7 lUaltora
"""" ‘ 1,1 r j ■■■
RKAL ESTATE—NORTH.
MINSK MM
« i ono , \ sR
8*» f '• fni>nra on on# flour: \ erv attrar- (
*'*• Mi». flop, b *ut I ful fireplace, fine yard
and ehiube I *^Mhin at once.
'1 11! ATT.
I* r«t Srt* I’irk Hkig \T 4400
IP ""M li M> -Tuify »n negrlv ' r 77
• *'*• ’» "'"T l ung 4 loo, atnefiy modern.1
i."‘"J *■ *'•(
\‘ IMi Pontm*rMe liTgh 7nd
V • P<K>r. ai* I f.inah. p, | voi
t* • • i%.* , ,4*777'' 777h 7.' e77 Tn-*
U4d* Add^taa lKi W ,Mt Oftiah* Pee i
REAL ESTATE—NORTH.
D E BUCK & CO buy and sell home*
HAN8COM PARK BARGAIN.
Prlc<$ Only $5,000.
For. a nine-room strictly modern house.
Fireplace, lot 50x150 feet with fine shade
tree*, paving paid; one block ’A car.
11,600 cash, balance les* ths*4i rent.
OSBORNE REALTY CO.
630 Refer* Tru»‘ Tilde .lark-on 2262.
102* SOUTH 3f.TH ST.
Five rm* . modern, oak floors, oak fin
living and dining rm* . garag*. $5,750,
about $1,500 handle; for inspection call
Sey bold. AT. t 226 City Nat, ban*
1724 SPRING ST.—%-room el! modern
house a bargain at price asked. Crelgh,
006 Bee JA. 0200.
G-lt TWO lot", all modern but Turn** r.
paved street $3,660 Albrigh*. AT. -2115
Teaar & Tesar spe iallse in S. Side homa* 1
R^AL ESTATE—WEST 1
BRAND new borne. Sr. Lockwood, rear <»ri
line, six room*, breakfast nook, kitchen;
cabinet*. French door*, fireplace, living
dining in oak. bal. enamel, separate toilet,
ahowera, rooms insulRe construction.
Doable garage A real home. Plica,
$11.006, terms. O. A Scott WE 5*17
DIRECT FROM OWNER
Hanscom park bungalow, all modem,
oak finish, beam ceiling, garag Call
HA. 1344
N«w Horan—Your Terma.
OROVE-HUBBARD CO..
AT. 4136.626 Sunderland Bidg
WILL build to your order on our beauti
ful lota in Edge wood; vary eaay terma
Phone Atlantic 2640.
WA. ogns—Five-room house all modern,
but heat, all In fruit. Sold by owner.
6148 Bedford Ave. i
5 COLLLNS COMPANY j
Builders of Built P.ight Home*
403 Arthur BldgOffice AT. 2321. j
5 ROOMS. 2114 S 67th—Elec Il*htf ?u'- \
na'-e. cement baaement; 2 lot#! $3 600.
K.asv .terrr.^ ) ' ! f
4-It. EDGE WOOD Dt*M modern. ga-Rg*.
cement drive, paved, must AT. 2115 i
PARTS' H A HI ?<l!:i.^AIKK AT. SliO. i
RE A L ESTATE—£XCHANGE 1
WANT » fa nr or <-jty property, *f :
where within 1£0 miles of (Tnttu W'M
•?xcbar.g* you choice Qf 6 gaol irrigated
'arm* within JO miles of Denver, Co 49
up to acre* good 1-nd ; g ■ i ‘■at'r
rights, good bu idings: *1‘*9 to 1299 per
acre: also several "sections rh*ar* wheat
land sn easts*: Colorado: mur* 'hang**'
'limit* and absolutely muit i*:1 this
fall Writ* today
CHAS O, ELWOOD
‘‘are Keumark H<ftei,
Denter, Colorado
^JREAL^EgTATI^WANTED^
SELL NOW!
W* *-« in heel Cf !;s*1ng* »* this litre. *
Call ns at on*.e for *er\ * We reed 5.1
* and 5 room honit* 'or.'t wait Wei
are members multiple * r.c it'-hange. j
Evening* HE . •» 11 or HA '■•»•*•
iiKVENIO REALTY <*OM PA.N 1
Realtors.
JA. '.HI. U*o nrt' NatT Bar.V.
WHEN TOr IJAT —TOt* WANT ACTION
We re here to show > ou our *p*ed! Wev* j
making «aies - We must ha*» houses!
Ary go**d !t>< a t le a -snv fa r price
SHOPEN A- Cu., Realtor*
TA _:;u-« K**:;r.» T- r
r want a mod*rp : room home #<->uth
srea* west c*r nor*hv.-eh?. < ostlRf from
14 fi n to 19.009 ‘’h- pa- I * ? 1:9'.
town La lance monthly Address Omaha
P*e W FM
SERVICE ANT* ?.r«t'M!>
w»v j i * • *■ /
« 'mr*!"' • sa' ?■ f * e
JA :i:>9. GI.QVK.R A- SPAIN. Re* * s
HAVE buyers for go^d tomes L’o you
want to tell yours' L‘»* u w»!b O A.
Ormn’.tl. Realtor, ja !«:•
wk NBED sains listing* Buyers waiting
yuirk action
L HIATT CO.AT. >900. ’
CHAS W. YC'I’N'i Ac SON
IV* a! Estate. Rentals, lr.surar e.
14*2 C»:v NatT Bk._ \T. *4«t
SEE u* first Need listings any lo* at:on,
& to * looms. Shopen A Co.. Realtor*
■T9 4i:» :■* K'e'ine Bids
MAT your property w:th CL.r?* Bujer,
notary pub'c. : 2d end Cumlrg St*
S H. Browne Co sells a-res AT. SteO. i
<'hss r Helms n. AT Uid. Real Estate.
Western R*al I »?at» Co. JA 3497.
Y A A A VPHU> ~^R*aI E»tay" AT. >717 J
Graham Peters Co. sell homes. JA. 4511
' REALTORS __~
HASTINGS A HCYOEN. HKaTORA
SLAl^ER A CO, Rea ‘ora Keel me Bidg
REAL E ?T ATE—VAC A NT ^
DANDY lot. B3d and Plnrkn*y.*alee Mr
14»: watrr. s«*v.or and sidewalks all pa<<J
$f-Oft. $25 cT*h, $!f» a. month H05 Omaha
National Bnk bldg JA n4?n
BUSINESS SERVICE
’TuilderTTont^actors^'
IT will pay you to tall HA 04*.'» If
you have any remodeling of new build***
to do. T have been in thit bualneaa 4'>
year*. Let me figure with '■ < u_
GET our prk e« on complete gn-agea. Mor
riaon Lumber Jr Coal Co. WE. 6441.
DANCING ACADEMIES.*
N EL-PI \ L. -7?T ~ I rnTi~ Lsi *e#
dar.« es aught. Private ‘ %mm* any hour
• 'la* - M« ; Thu* • t 3 7 "* ; n
» hiidr -r'g • !*<■-» ■ * n * ■ - • \ T. 7 * •
\Yi: T V. A< ■ H T ~C ~H >W
And « e don't mean MAiBB
i>* tonlgh*. Pri a’e eaaooa a*1 y nour
KEEPH. 1IU Famam. ja. 4476
DETECTIVE AGENCIES.
JAMES ALLAN S -elector Expert t'trrt
service, •'i 1 - ! 2 N'evUIe Block AT. 3126
RELIABLE Detective pj-*au ffunderlaBC
Bldg J.V. 2064; night, KZ. ill*.
MILLINERS, DRESSMAKERS
LADIES’ ‘•treet dreeaee and dreev
dreaee*. coV* .rd »-cfcoo! dresae*. 2*!'
California . HA. 2410
NEBRASKA PLEATING fc*matlt-hing
covered huttor. - p I $7 4 Famam. eecoi
floor. JA. 5C7»
FCRS remodeled; ,*j?Ip dre**** a**rcd
new Fox choker* to order. HA. C6P4.
MOVING, STORAGE.
KiPEMTT STORAGE * YAN ~CO.
MOVING PACKING
STORAGE SHIPPING. ,
Hnuaehold good* pianos, office fur® It•
1107-11 HOWARD ST.JA. QZf!
KXPF.R” China furniture prkfi. flre
rroof **or*»<- Phone JA 1S£4 The
Term.nal Warehouse Co.. 71 2 South 1. h
St.. comer Jone*. on Viaduct,
ESTIMATES fumiahed V 'C
•
Mnr:ng-Pa'-k nr—Storage.
Gordon Flrepr-of Warehouse Van Co
211* N. 11th SS- Phone JA. 305'..
REKINS OMAHA VAN 4- SI'«R A' • F*
llftj . nd Lea .'re »**th St*. PaoklOf. rn«.*
ing etorag* ivTP'r.f JA. 415 2.
HATLING—Ar :*n*. anyplace. a*h*«
rubbish removed. Cirdera delivered. V. .*
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PATENT ATTORNEYS’
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ttv k also Wa4> gtSB: double ter'lc*
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PRINTERS. ENGRAVERS.
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PAINTING. PAPERING
W'ALI. TAPER. Zi per cent di»co«*v P
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1 1 red r,.-*-. 47fl» So 2tth MA. ^ * *
or AT 740 4.
PROFESSIONAL SERVICE
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RADIO.
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R, M 211 North !<th St.
SERVICES OFFERED
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SARDIN ■ «*r *. - r n.l work: a!'
we~k wr;*.ter. p-»*»r.ta* WA. P'fT-F-T.
7rr Guaranteed
firat Mortgage Beal E«ta‘« Bond*.
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Principal and eemi-annuaJ interest
guaranteed hr
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.
537 Om. Nat’l BW. Bidf. AT. 5960
Don't buy that used car until you
have seen the many real bargains
in used cars we have to offer you.
Come to our salesrooms at 20th
and Harney Streets. Un us show
you our offerings—we have many
real ones too.
“Our Buyer* Are Our Be»t Advertiser**’
Oakland
Motor Car Co.
Used Car Department
Open Evenings Until 9 P. M.
20th ajid Hwnry Streets
AT Untie 292tt