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.Omaha Ts First in Number of
^ Drainage Con
tractors.
Omaha is the largest headquarters
tor drainage contractors in the coun
try. althought very little drainage
work Is done in Nebraska, said Clyde
S. Drew, drainage contractor, at the
Rotary club meeting Wednesday
noon. Mr. Drew was one of three
executives who gave brief talks upon
their businesses, the other two being
recent arrivals in Omaha, L. Vaughn
Griffin of R. G. Dun company, and
1. 3coe Taylor of the Western News
paper Union.
With eight firms having 40 drag
line machines representing an Invest
ment of $1,000,000, Omaha drainage
ontractors handle an annual busi
• as aggregating $1,875,000, all <-f
which passes through the Omaha
hanks. Most of the work is done in
Iowa, Illinois, Missouri, and south
rn states, less than $25,000 a year
being done in Nebraska.
Mr. Griffin spoke in rhyme con
cerning the activities of R. G. Dun
company in gathering information
about mercantile houses, rating them,
tccording to financial standing and
presenting the findings to the busi
ness world. He mentioned the pub
lications of the agency. Dun's Re
view, and The World's Markets,
the former printed in several Ian
• guages. At the close of his rhyme a
motion was passed to print a copy
of it in the next issue of the Ro
tary Whirl.
The Western Newspaper Union, ac
cording to Mr. Taylor, is capitalized
at $6,500,000, of which 85 per cent
is owned by Omaha people. It does
a business of $1,000,000 a week, which
passes through the Omaha banks. Its
general offices in this city direct the
activities of 2,000 employes in all
parts of the country. The Western
Newspaper Union offers ready prints,
stereotype plates, matrices, wholesale
aaper, and many kinds of copy to
Country newspapers. It owns its own
paper mill In Ladysmith, Wls., and
two pulp mills.
Louis Hiller, chairman of the hoys'
work committee, announced that plans
for the national Boys’ week, April
27 to May 3, sponsored by the Rotaiy
clubs, would be brought up for dis
cussion at the next meeting. The
boys’ work committee plans to bring
Frank II. Game], nationally known
specialist in boys’ 'work, to Omaha at
that time.
DOUBLE TROUBLE
FOR ADVENTURERS
Los Angeles, Sep*, 13—Double mis
fortune yesterday befell the group of
39 British gentlemen adventurers xvho
arrived at Los Angeles harbor recent
ly on a path-finding voyage in the in
terests of airplane flight around the
world planned for next year by Cap
tains Norman McMillan and G. H.
Mallns of the royal air force.
The first misfortune followed the
-earch of their vessel, the Frontiers
man, by federal officers, who an
nounced they had found aboard 6S
gallons of whisky and promptly at
^^^ied the liquor and the boat under
^^sisury provisions forbidding foreign
vessels to bring Intoxicants into the
territorial waters of the United States.
The second misfortune came when a
deputy United States marshal served
notice on the commander of the Fron
tiersman, Captain Spalding, that the
vessel was attached In behalf of the
1,01 Angeles Shipbuilding and Dry
Dock company for a claim of $C50,
said to be due for repairs.
MAYOR ON COAL
Mayor J. C. Dahlman, to whose de
partment of public affairs city coun
cil recently transferred the municipal
coal department, stated this morning
that he will begin serving the public
with fuel about October 5.
City Clerk C. F. Bossle will receive
the order* I nhls office on the first
floor of the city hall.
The mayor stated that he has been
obtaining the benefit of Governor
Bryan's coal department experience
at Lincoln and Indicates that Illinois
coal may be handled In the muny
toal yard this season.
Navy Wreck Cost £8,000,000.
By International Her*'***.
San Francisco, Kept. 13.—Of the
(even destroyers wrecked on the
rocks off Point Arguello, Santa Bar
bara channel, last Saturday night
»n)y one of them, the Chauncey. can
se completely salvaged, according to
^fcjfplnlon given today by Capt. Dan
eTc. Nutting, superintendent of con
cructlon for the United States navy
it tho Bethlehem steel works here.
The navy faces a clear loss of
18,000.000 as the result of the dls
tster, Captain Nutting said. The
(aval officer returned to Ran Fran
>i*co yesterday from a survey of the
» recked destroyers.
Real Estate Transfers.
t,ora William* to Sarah Hart,
J7ttt St., SO ft. south of Er*
kin© St. WMt side. 25x110. ... $ 3,308
r*id©mar Raimun«n to Andrew P.
rjoff, 33d Av© . 200 ft. B. of
Jayne* .St, went aide. 40x118 a 1,100
XTIllam Andersen and wife to
Theodor* C Holstein, 40th Ave ,
70 ft S of Boyd St, wwt aid©.
4 X 1 4 0 ..;-- • ••°00
/nor. H. IteynoM.i er al to Henry
fluiiimerly, Ereln* Ht., 46 ft. E
t.f z'.th St., north aide. 45x64.. 4.500
■,»,! Alexander «nd huaband to
‘ .iTirtelo Olblliaco ©t al, lltli St .
r, ft. S. »>f » ash lar St., weet
.1 ::xl.V. .
♦ . n ,. i .1. Hhrtc)ian and wife to
■ litir *S. trial.-. Barker Ave,
... f». \V of 43d St. north aide.
, i oh .. 1.550
r|r{ l© Snyder and wife to
. i.ur M. Birring. Newport St .
• ft. K. of 28th Ave., north
d.B 42x120 1*000
k Co to Florence J Brown,
Ui kaon St.. 30 ft. IC of 67th St., aaa
.utli aide, Irregular . 16,000
>1; Vh ek and wif© to J. H. Mr
i;ro.irty, Dupont St . 160 ft. W.
- f j«th rit , aoutli aide. 60x126.. *
Boper and huaband to Ella
i in* y. 7th St , ft. N. of Dor
, hi *:aM Bide. 33x132 ... 1.6*0
rthur H. Embr©© «nd w|f© to
. nnu*l 8 Emhree, tVhltmoro
SI 305 ft \V of 26th Av© .
, ,-jih aide. 44*120 . 5.000,
finorge t'arlherg arid wife to
1 ,! , F. Munroe. 22d St. 60 ft.
.f N St. ea»t aide. 60x180 650
. Mu'(.ion ild find huahand to
Robert Puai-hepddrff, 16th St ,
L00 ft. H of Kavan St , louth
aide. 60x120 .. . 250
'«xp P.rua. to John II Tndth et al.
-MI ih Sf. 127 '/a ft N. f II /•
^^FT;. ugh Av©., weat eld*, 10x13" *460
r.'hn V Klark and wife to F' *r
M Ohman. 46th Ht.. 77 ft N. of
Rug*I*a S', eaat aid©. 40x112.6.. 840
aap Broa. to Haybert «’ Hunger,
;4th Ht., 70 ft H of Hlendn Ht.,
.tat aid*. 67Hx50 .. 3.100
Idward H Levy and w|f« to A O,
Mm.r.ll.h, N.W Cor. JSth Mid
Popplttoi* Ay- *Cillt (It
WEU'LftUGtt I OONii
SEE so
OEfcY* FUNNV-TH\S
IS NO FftSH\ON
PftRfcDE»
\
HOHO- WHEN WIULVOU LEftRNTO
U*E THE WHNT HOS »M THE
OMftHft BEE
ftNP SftVE ftlXTHESE UNHftPPV •
Hill —1'
FOR THE IOUE OF M\*E WB-U5E OISCRt
T10N*. I'M A FIRM RELIEVER IN
WANT AO& but Ml OONT KEEP
ft MftNG CftR FROM BEING STOLEN »
IF TOO THINK SO MUCH OF 'EMINUV
OONT TOO ftOOERTISE FOR THE1WI0F
.TO BRING THE.
gT CRRBftcK'
^4.^1— _ _ . _
OW.WHAT fTsPLENOEoK 1
uj IOSA - I'LL JUST DO rS<
«MW_
COMUNt/EO j
Emory A. Clark an<J wife <o BUilo
Cicero et al. 28th St., 269 ft. 6.
of I^avenworth £t-. caat elde.
66x140 . 6.409
Albert G. Clark and wlf# to Mary
Lacina, Pasadena Ave.. 184 ft.
W of 14th St., north side, 44x113 4 97S
Anton Holm to Eske Rasmussen,
Barker Ave, 270 ft. W. of 43d
Ave., south side. 45x108 . 3
David F. Bonier and wife to Otto
G. Schmidt et a!. 37th St., 45 ft.
S of Taylor St.. west side.
45x13614 .. .• . , 4 800
Ruth A. Sullivan to Thomas V,
Shields. 36th Ave., 255 ft. 8.
of Leavenworth St., east aide.
40x125 .
Katherine Kortlang to Paul Brod
erick, Victor Ave., 263 ft. W.
of H her man Ave.. north eld.
40x100 ...
John Larsen and wife to George IV
Van Sickle. 45th St.. 100 ft. 8. of
Decatur St. west aide, 60x100 4 260
Joseph Ohrt and wife to Katerina
Slndelar. 3d 6f.. 50 ft. S. of Pop
pleton Ave. west aide, 66x8J... 1,600
BEE WANT AD RATES
i5c per line each day, 1 or 2 daya.
12c per lino each day, * or n day*.
10c per lino each day. 7 daya or longer.
The above rate* apply exclusively to
Want Ada which are commonly termed
"public wants" and do not Include adver
tisements* of Individuals or concerns ad
vertising or exploiting their businesses.
These ratea apply to The Sunday Omaha
Bee as well as The Morning and Eve
ning Bee. AH week day advertisements
Appear In both morning and evening edi
tions at the one coat. _
CLOSING HOURS FOR WANT AD8.
Morning Edition.•••* P- m
Evening Edition......11:.»0 a. m
Sunday Edition.9 p. m. .Saturday.
Want Ada accepted at the following
offices.
Main office.17th and Tarnam Eta.
South Omaha .N. W. Cor. 24th and N Fts.
Council Bluffs.. . ..16 Scott Bt.
Telephone
ATlantlc 1000.
Call for "Want” Ad Department. An
experienced "Want” Ad taker will receive
vour add and a bill will b* mailed later,
the rates quoted above apply to either
charge or cash ordera.
THE OMAHA BEE reserves the right to
designate what constitutes a public
want.
THE OMAHA MORN TNG BEB.
THE EVENING BEE.
KRAMER—-Charles, age 78 years, at the
home of his son Herman, 8709 U atreat.
He is survived by two sons, P. O. Kra
mer. Tucson, Arixona. and Herman. South
Omaha, two daughters. Mrs Ray Mullen,
Tody. Wyoming, and Mrs. Stephen Mahr,
Omaha: 16 grandchildren and 16 great
gra ndchlldren
Funeral servioes from tha residence of
hts eon Herman Saturday. 2 p m to
♦he German Lutheran church 2 46 Rev.
Nelman and Rev. Adam will 'Lclate
Burial GracGand Park cempto Ar
rangements In care of Larkin V
WIRZBICKI—Walter, 2 7 years at his
residence Wednesday. 4313 8. 39th. He is
survived by Ladialava and two children.
Bernard and Florence
Funeral from the residence Saturday
morning to 9r. tflamalans church at 9 a.
m Interment St. Mary Magdelene ceme
tjry. Arrangements !n care of Larkin
Bros.___
NESSELHOU6E—Lee. age 65 y*ar« Sur
vived besides his widow, bv his mother
and one sister. Mrs 8. D. Codwell of Bt
Lou!*. Mo., and one brother. W. E. Nea
selhouse. „ . ,
Funeral Thuraday afternoon from John
A. Gentleifnan mortuarv at 2:20. Inter
ment Forest L%wn cemetery.__
HOFFMAN—Joseph Jr., *on of Mr. and
Mrs. .Joseph Hoffman, at local hospital.
Wednesday.
Funeral services at Larkin Bros, chan*!
Tnuraday morning gt 10. Interment 8t.
Mary Magdalene carnet err.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
HEAFET * HWAFEY.
Undertaker# and Embatmer#.
Phone HA 0285 Office 2511 Farnam.
(ESTABLISHED SINCE 180.)
CRANE MORTUARY CO..
CONDUCTED BY I.ADIES ONLY
SIS 8. 20th St. AT. 8889 and AT. 8890
KCRISKO FUNERAL HOME.
2Sd and O Sta. 1280 S. 13tb SL
MA. 0880. AT. 1873.
ANDREW T RUED, Oreater Omaha'a
foreoat COLORED undertaker. Phone MA.
3891.
DUFFY A JOHNSTON.
311 8 33d. new funeral home. HA. 0417.
- I
HOFFMANN AMBULANCE,
Dodge at 24th. Funeral Director.. JA 1901.
-!
HULSE » RIEPEN.
Funeral directory 3224 umlng. JA. 1328.
OROSBY-MOORE.
24th and Wirt. WE. 004T.
TAGGART A SON.
3212 Cuming Bt. J A 0714.
H. H. KRAMER FUNERAL HOME,
6818 Military Ave. WA. 6814.
BRAILEY A DORRANCE,
1823 CUM1NO ST.. JA 0818 _|
JOHN A. GENTLEMAN,
3411 Farnam Bt, j
~~ CEMET KR | ES. ~~~ ^
VISIT rOREST LAWN.
North of City Limits.
130 eeree. Perpetual care. Office# at
cemetery and 720 Brand :a Theater Hldg.
VAULTS AND MONUMENTS^
DISTINCTIVE feature*. fl»mon«*r»
tion at factory. Automatic Healing Con
trol® Burial Vault. Inalat upon your un
'lertak* r using no of her Kvtv aull
■ lamped Watrh for ntiui 1n 111. Man
ufactured only by th* Oman* (,oncre»a
Burial Vault Co.. 6210 N JOfh Hv. Omaha.
FLORISTS.
LEE LA R MON
19th and DouglasPhone AT. 9244
U~~HBNDEKHON. 1607 Farnam. JA. 1268.
JOHN BATH 1804 Farnam JA. 1908. ^
LOST AND FOUND^ ^
ONE mu ttre«a loit from truck between
Dundee and West. F*rntm. September 13.
Suitable r» ward paid- Addreea Colonel
: Stone, Arthur Bldg
LOST—Ladya rocicetbook between Wahoo
end Omaha. Reward HI 336ft.
___^JPERMWAL^ __
THE SALVATION Army Industrial horn*
•< !!rita >our old clothing furniture, maga
zine*. W# collac* Wo distribute Phone
JA. 4136 and our wagon will rail. < ah
and Inar ert cur new borne IllO-llll-IlH
I'Odge St
l EflNA—Will sacrifice everything to find
y»»u u til ree you give ua your addreea
Mother und I cannot Mar up much longer.
Hunter neks If you are home evaty night
11A It H Y .
ALFONSO REYNA, eaperlenred Instructor
of Spanish, private instruction. AT. 0134
after 6 p. m.
NURSE will raro for bablen to 2 yr*. at
her home HA. 4336.
WANTED—To buy return ticket »o T.os
Angelee. WA. 1650.
_ J^UCATIONAL._
day school— night school.
Coinpleto foureei in • •••ounlaocy. mg
chin- bookkeeping ' •■•mpt'-meter. ahnrt
liand and typewrit'ng, rMlIroed and wlre
Ifin telegraphy, civil service and all Eng
lish and ctininvr la| bran hoe. Writ*,
tttI or phone Ja> keon 1: 46 for large lllue
hated catalog Addr* s*
BOYLEH COLLLDB,
Boy lea Bldg Omaha. Neb
THI < II Y BARBER » ''7 I.VflE
1402 Dodge Ft. 1 304 Douglas St.
Call or write for information
riOHT to 12 weeks prepare you for a
fins office position Call AT. 7774 or
¥rlti Americas College, 1012 Faraam.
EDUCATIONAL^
MOLER BARBER COLLEGE,
110 8 14th St Write tor catalog
Comptomoter school. 300 Courtnsy Bid*
dome bargains In used Fords New Ford
son. easy payments
McCaffrey motor cc.
The Dandy Service Station.
Kth and Jackson Sts AT, 7711
NEW and uaed Fords, cash or »erms
C. E. PAULSON MOTOR CO..
Authorized Ford and Lincoln Dealers
10th and Amea Ave. KB. 0144
OOLDSTROM AUTO SALES CO.; new'hT
catlon 21j* Harney Street. Fords and
other makes 150 and up. Ford bodies cash
vr time Opi'-n evenings Phone AT €646
USED CARS THAT CAN BE SOLD
NEBRASKA OLDSMO&ILK CO..
Howard at 16th_AT. 1 774
USED parts for all makes of cars Ford
used parts at half pries Neb. Auto
Parts. JA. 4321.
HIGH-GRADE new and used cere.
GUY L. ffMITH
USED CARS.
O. N. Bonney Motor Co.
2664 Farnsm.
TORD delivery truck for *a!s Oood condi
tion. Electric gvrage 40th anti Farnwm
1322 FORD touring for aale; good condt
•*QTi, go.,d 11r«. « and arcesworics. HA 4654.
BUICK SIX TOURING. >460. HA, 6! 45.
AUTO ACCESSORIES. TIRES
HUY a metal garage. Made In Omaha.
CARTER SHEET METAL CO. JA. 060*.
^HEL P^WAN^E D^M AJJE; ^
PLUMBERS.
First-class, who can paaa examination for
license, open shop, lonr Job, big pay. Ad
dress Y-241S. Omaha Bee.
PAINTERS.
Interior decorators who can do first-class
reflnlahlng, open shop, 41.15 per hour.
Steady work for competent men. Address
T-2412, Omaha Bee.
YOl'\O M AN—STUDY LA W I—Duw'otow n
evening sessionr University of omihi
Law F?ho»* Nominal tuition Enroll
now. See Sec’y 1027 Omaha Nat Bark
MARRIED man, 25 to 35 years of age,
for »a!*§ and supervisory position, western
Nebraska. Address W-638, Omaha Bee.
HELP WANTeW^MALE.
WANTED—WHITE WOMAN FOR GEN
ERAL WORK IN HOME—BEST OF J
WAGES—PERMANENT. CALL HA. 1079.
2355 S- 35TH AVE. •
STEXOORAFHR wanted who ;s recant
graduate of business school Permanent
position. Salary, to start, *70. Address
W-537, Omaha B»e.j
GIRL—White, comp. gen. housew’k: no
washing, no ck.. nice rm. A hath V- A. 738s.
GIRL—White. competent, for general
housework. HA. *206
alesmanw a n t e d
THE MAN who would aeite a difficult
opportunity, of doubtful Immediate but
certain ultimate financial impno^emeat,
has the Spartan qualities we se«V.
Many able salesmen are held back by
having reached the top, in rhetr rres*nt
connection. It is to thes* meh that our
proposition appeals. Our plan will help
you capita lire 'after hours Only th*
genuinely ambitious will grasp It.
State *g«*. present business, family de
pendability. selling experience, education,
phone number and address In reply. Ad
dress Box 535. Omaha Bee.
WANTED—Young man to sell advert.sing
This position offers a real future to the
right mar He must be a man that ts
looking to the future, one that has the
ambition to get ahead and a r**al de
mand for work. Ho tnun also be neat
in appearance. Write now. giving ago.
experience, If any. education and salary
••xpeeted. Address Box W-549, Omaha
Bee,
, WANTED--Olova salesman with record of
1 perience for manufacturer's line ex- I
clusivelv. Berlin Olove Co.. Berlin, W is.
11. H OIKL to accompany 2 children t
school and assist In home for board and
small wages. n*f HA.
MEN, reliable, ambitious, weekly pay.
! Vacuette Salea Co., 1614 Harney, 7 p m ,
SITUATIONS WANTED. ^ j
WANTING a place a* housekeeper: I am
a widow with 3 chi Id re i:. Box T 2417.
Omaha Be*.
WHITE woman wants day work J A. 56 3 9.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
BAKERY tor aale. Old established bakery
doing fine baetneM in a new brick build -
Ing; beet location In town; priced right,
fay** Bakery, Milford. la.
|THE Liberty market and gror*r!e„. only
market in town of one thmjsanri. goon
eliiughterhoure and f**d yard* Will In
voice about 15.000. Writ* Fred Blake,
f'heyeniu, Welle. Colorado.
POOL HALL for eale or trade, in the
beet town In the country. J! pool table*. 7
' ard table* A good reason for selling.
Add re*- Y C 41 **. Omaha Tie*
RESTAURANT—Cheap If taken at one*,
cater* to all trade; leaving 'own on ac
count of other buatncee. WE. 663]
7-ROOM flat, party leaving town, cheap
for quick sal*: beet furnished 519 h.
With Ft.. Apt. 7.
PA HI NKRS II ip- - Want'd fo nuv part -
nerahlp. tailor business, inuat understand!
‘•■■loririg. KL. 3990.
Soft drink parlor, pool tan:*. • k and
fixture*. living room In back. 3C02 F
3 let Ft. _
14,000 STOCK general manhandles trad*
for clear Omaha property W-5J2
STOCK ©f hardware for tale. Car>aoo A
Flodmen, M ad, Neb
^ j NVEST M ENTS.___
INVESTMENT houses for bale
Two 5-room, nearly modern, now rented
for 836 per month each. Been rented to
asm* tenant for » long time. Located
on* block from 24th St car. Prl*e for
both $4,769, or will exchange for vacant
lot. Evenlhga and Sunday* rail WA 1423
R F CLARY CO. Rfi '.re
24th and Arno, KE 9176
CASH paid for 2d mortgage* on Omaha
property F r Horaeek A Co, 540 let
Nat I Rank H!dg AT 4631
CITY real eatate, mortgaa*.* and contract*
tx'Ught Mr Larson. »04 N » lMl. St
MONEY TO LOAN._
YOU WANT MONEY
DON'T TAY RMH RENTS
We loan any amount up to $500 at fh*
lowest rate* Can be repaid In euey
monthly payment* to suit ronvenlem*
Wo are licensed and bonded and beva
been In business over 3o year*, the-efore
you are sure of a quick, confidential and
Muar* deal
OMAHA LOAN COMPANY.
fOt Karbari, Blk, Telephone .tA 3816.;
B* uth*aat O' r 'Mb and Dougin* Fla. ;
DIAMOND lo.ms *♦ lowest rat**. huAlfle**
f'rlctly confidential. fh* Dlainoi.d Loan
Co.. If,14 Dodge St. Feteb 1884
.. . ..—
LOANS ON HEAL E8TA IL
4H and « PU.ll CENT MONEY |
Lnar.a on Omaha Improved property at
lowest ret*a
I RANK H BINDER.
628 City Nat._-I A, 2641.
t | in* 1
F I>. WRAP A D. H. BOWMAN
110 B 19Ui Wend Bldg AT. 9)81
FARM LOANS—aibbou-Steel JA. BB04~
I LOANS ON_ REAL ESTATE.
MONEY to loan on farms and Omaha
real estate. MYERS * RAINBOLT CO..
424 Omihi Nat Bar'll Bldg. JA. 0716
OMAHA HOMES—EAST NEB FARMS
O’KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO..
1015 Cm. Na»- Bk. Bldg JA. 3716.
STRAIGHT 5-year loena. 5% per cent
AMOS GRANT CO...
IC1 8 18th. Arthur Bldg AT. 5510
SIX per cent loana on Omaha residences.
Cash on hand. Prompt aervlce. B. H
Lougee, Inc., 538 Kecline BMg. j
SECOND mortgage! or contracts pur
chased by Tuaey Company. 820 lat Nat 1
■IK. JA. 4223.___
FARM LOANS.
Large or email. Wear Nab. farma, ranchea.
Kloke Inveetment Co., 845 Ora. Nat. Bk
I WILL buy mortgagee and contract!.
Corktn. 948 Oma Nat Bldg.. Omaha. Neb
5~H AND** PER CENT—NO DELAY
GARVIN BR"S 3*4 Ora Natl. Bldg
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
[ _ < r«>t wiji-.i__
FURNITURE AUCTION.
BEST COMPLHTTE HOME OF rURN’I
TURB I HAVE EVER HOLD. LOCATED
AT 22s south h appy hollow BOULE
VARD ( DUNDEE >. NULL BE SOLD AT
THE RESIDENCE ON FRIDAY, SEP
TUM BLR 14 STARTING AT 10 A. M..
HARP.
Ten-room home of as good a furniture as
'money will buy. consisting; in part as
follow*: Everett baby grand piano, red mi
hotrany finish, with bench ar.d music cab
inet to match: Vlctrola taikinv machine
with about 100 records; 7 standard elec
tric limps In various shades end »’>’>*•
Including 1 gold base tamp and 1 bronze
statue lamp; 1 mahogany Cinderella sow
ing table; 1 massive mohair parlor suite,
overstaffed: J overatuffed s:lk mohair
lounging chair, beautiful sunroom suite
complete, consisting of <haisu lounge. 3
rockers, tabourette. ferner: table and
standard lamp: 1 large aUe radio outfit
comi let* 1 expensive walnut 'Javenport
'able with wing leaves: 1 mahogany spinet
desk an-1 chair to match*, aeveral oriental
and Chinese ruga. 1 French Wilton rug.
size txl\ and two smaller ruga to match;
i 6x8 Anglo-Persltn rug 2 9-12 Royal
Wilton velvet rugs; about 15 smaller rug^,
1 Shylock statue. 1 ftappho statue !ri
bronze, I Rebecca statue, 5 boudoir
lamps. 1 Seth Thomas clock; 1 expensive
Chippendale period dining room set. sev
eral piece* of Teakwood furniture; 1 ex
pensive bedroom au.te in old ivory, wtth
extra large vanity dresser. high boy, two
chairs, bench end bed complete with
made-to-oraer box springs ana rrnittrets;
2 Wilton hall runners; child’s offlre deak
and chair to match 1 aolld mahogany old
lv‘»ry finished. lavender trimmed bedroom
%
ar.d said to have coat 11.14'’, Just like
new, and * onsltt* of twin beds Wtth
mafle-to-order hald box springs and ma*
tres*e«, marstv* dresser. low boy, dress
ing table, night table. 4 chairs, bench ar.d
otner article'- to match each dresser and
dressing table with plate glass tops, 1
American walnut bedroom auite with twin
poster bed*, dresser, dressing table ajjd
chiffonier and chair* to match, each bed
ha* made-to-order springe and mat
tress: 2 massive brass beds, springs and
Ontermoor mattresses: 2 extra walnut
dressers; ! nearly new electr:" \acuum
cleaner about 10 pairs of woo! blanket*:
ahou' 2^ xi ra good sheets; about 20 pairs
• »f p * ps: 4 good h'>mc- mad# 'oro
forters; 1st chest: l leather dual ■’
'•a hits er.i k -'hen <abin<’ 1 office
desk; e.cti 'iial bookcase, 1 goose feather
bed 1 refrigerator. cost new p'.-fl sis*- 69
Inches 'all 4n inch** wide and 26 inches
deep, all white tile and marble lined an*1
trimmed with German silver; 1 white por
reiain g*« stove; a large wall mirrors. 2
Chari** XVI period mirrors, t electric
washing machine nearly n*w with copper
tub; 1 Thor electric mangle, t ke new. J
girl's bicycle, about |3uQ w rth of staple
gror*rles. About 100 1ar* of home-canned
fruit; j »et of sterling tllverwar* . 1 set of
Community a:l-or 1 set of P g*-** 1847
silverware. cut gits* and he nd-pair.led
china 1 set of Havlland china , mahor
any tel*rhone stand and chair to match;
bedxi ru ting ■f ■%.
standard sets. *e\eral btautiful paintlnga
and numerous picture*, all kinds nf far
dts and lawn tools; laundry utensils; dishes
and cooking utenat!* and hundred* of ar
Melts too numerous to mention This
complete home of furniture Is 1u*‘ like
new. nothing reserved »nd no fee*rlotbsp.n
made. bale starts promptly at 10 In the
morning with one hour t.tf for luncrh at
'no n. Terms of sale, C’ASft
J A M K*S 1 $ I'OWP, Auctioneer
Ft’Il.VfTURB In A-! <*«*if1iMon, c<m*!*iini
of living room suite dining room suite, 1
bed riiom suite, floor Ian pe. book-ra*e«# i
«ln y-h***l. chair**. tut j I n-n !-**<'•!. r g,
dianee, cooking utensils, etc ir. fact : -
pl**t e furniture f *. r a .'room aparim--n*.
Will s* 11 separately or altogMh*. Can
be se.*p by appointment. No deal *rs. I
Phone JA 266».
TUB largest ato'k of m.ed furniture li.
Omaha at the Stephrrs n Auction Hous*
l&fttf Canitol Ave Auction* at 1:94 r. ni I
•’very Tuesday. Wednesday. Fc'dsv and
Saturday. Goods also told at nrlt» » »*!•
Ft RNITI RF and books Cheap, till Ave
nue A r’all between 8 am. and 5 p. m .
Mound! Bluff*, plack 6106
EXPERT sewing inachln* repairing
MICK ELS
’6th and Hams? AT 4161.
Fl'RN lTlRi; AT U'i.TII'N
This Afternoon and Tomorrow Vlght.
DOWDI AUCTION no» FE
PUMP and pipe, first class, for *?*!»• also
copper-lined bsMtuh r*n W,\ 64jt>.
HNAI*. Good Ruck's gas e*.\\ < irner,
ov*-n and broiler Fh o n e W A 24
O' '111 CRM S * * '- •' 11 ,\ 17. 2464
(iCHniniiNt ^ kvi ^
ORAPF3 for h If Walatt rn. 64th and
Sprague gf. Kenwooi 2at*
CfOOII PLA( E8 TO F \T.
CHICKEN dinner Sunday* Phan* be
fore .8 p. m Sat Dinner every eve 6 p m.
Homemade pastries and bread. JA. 0610.
FOR SALE NHS^EIJ^AJNEOUS^
Mini M HD'TCLE IS EXCELLENT OON
HA. :48I*.
LIVESTOCK AND VK1HCUS. i
■ _ -
^ MUSICAL INSTHUMENTS
TRADE your uead plan » on a new player
pi inn H»lnni'f a* low n« S10 per month
A nri;-;»*l co. HI 2 l>nu*la<
OFFICE S U PPMKS FOR SALh^
WE BUY. aril aafaa. make daaka. ahow
eaae». atr. Omaha Fixture A FluppW Co..
8 W. ror 111H and pnugiaa. JA. 2734
offloa f * Miotablt. good
I- ration • all AT 7 FIB
7T m ■ V, a a rip Toil s m"c "at t!*T
!•>< l\ ■ r 1 ,-ff f-irniThfi. AT Hft*
CLOTHING FUKS. KTC
rci i. i»fti t-H aulia n i Tui^ddi for r*nt
JA 1K< 10# N iMVi 81 John Feldman
I. V l»V8 hlark Afrlran • oat air* T KB.
IS49
_ S WA PCO L U M N
’ • 1
farm: wlah to tra.l« for • h^lprr land or
In >1(1)0 property 4 tlv Omaha Bee
HOUftEllOl.l) a rt Idee or typewriter for
auto, hed and tent, t!r»'*, mot light, or
what have you? N 4»M, Omaha Bee
I BM flat, good furn .1
foi Rood learn ami wagon or ttintefhoat.
8 411, 11 mail a Beo
NVlMi rt haug' work itnrr cheap for cow
or ohletoen .'4 t i Omaha Ha*
KOJtl) feihitV *>V Til 7 ~’trode Will 1
d-ntntiftra'i*. g;iftf> 8 lift, mmilia Bee.
HI. F'*MI* aultAhh f r Tfirli* tiurlf.
f * ' H »; * 'll1'. In ‘ l't"f_
NK\v .-i-i trl vihrutor fm » tebjt lento
or n***dl* work nr what have you 8 Jdf,
Omaha Up___
X \ iii> i earl vigf For I retiring
Imrly IFtt model f. r Hoadater body. 8-4ftt*.
i '• _
rWQ u s International tractor trad* for
Anything of equal value. H 111, Omaha
Bee _
Wll.l, trada |9i4 cord flrae. good condl
Ilea, for 7x7 tint. 1914 go. i»*
SWAP COLUMN.
12 600 EQUITY eight-room residence for
10od rooming house; prompt possession.
-1001. Omaha Bee.
GOLD WATCH, practically new. guaran
teed JO yeera value $60. to swap for
what have your 3-412, Omaha Bee.
WILL trade $7,000 equity in 116-acre
southwestern Iowa for clear Omaha resi
dence or income property. 8-168. Omaha
Bee
ONE BLOW TORCH and drop cord for
good leather suit caae. or what hava you?
.'-4 13, Omaha Bee.
GOOD coal range, in flret-claaa condition#
in trade for gaa range- 8-408, Omaha
Bee.__
VACANT LOT, will sell or trade for late
model Ford Touring car. 8-159, Omaha
Bee.
HOUSEHOLD furniture—heavy horae, will
trtd** for truck or touring car. 6-416,
' mih ha Bee.
IRON bed with coilwlre spring *nd a
white enamel aresaer with good mirror
tor good ga* rangr. HA. M2S.
11.500 EQUITY In five-room modern bun
galow, Montclair addition, for Ford
t'dar and modern house farther out. 8
417 Omaha Dee.
WILL nay cash for auto tourist tent or
■ an ;;><!» for tires P-415. «mia.hs £>«»*
FURNITURE to swap for carpsnter work
--4IC ■ * y>fcV. a B« e
.-ERVICEtl rendered for euite of rooms
Address 8-407. Orr.aha Bee__
SWAP gaa iroa for what have you? 6-411,
! Omaha Bee.
WANTED TO BUyT~
WE BUY magazines and all kinds of
waste paper. .
OMAHA FAPEir. STOCK CO.
11f h a r- d Marcy.J A. 0! f t
DESKS DEFKS. DESKS.
New deake. ua*d deake bought, sold and
traded. J. C. Reed. 1267 Farnam St AT
<14$.
CASH for 30 good used cart. RAT.
Autp 8h.ps. 41? N 22d gt.
APARTMENTS AND FLATS.
(tnfQrnUhrd.i
UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS.
2 room* Na 16 Joyce. 27th and Callfor-1
nia, $2*? 00
t room* N©. 14 Pw*#twood. c or Sweet*
W04d and Dewey Ave*.. f£0 00-00.00
? room* Tigard Apt .it >•' 23d 5* .
1-0 §0-60.00 . ^ „
jr t jjome. NO. 10 Ivy. 2407 N llth St..
4 ro- mi. No. 1 Shirley, 1*7 • 4 let Ft .
160 00.
4 r-.'omi N« 5 Troy. 10©l Harney Ft .
I6Q.0O-64.00
4 r^mi, No 4 Webcttr. 27th Art and
Webster. 16© 0o $* no ,
4 room* No .4, Mf Verson. 8 24 S Jlat
St . $i5 on
.* room*. No. 6 Potter. 2 24! Famim St..
$50 oo
5 room*. No 11 Mildred. 4911 Podge Ft.
$90 00.
b room* No. 24 Ml Vernon. 4-4 P Hat
St. $100.00
6 room.* No II, Elwacd. 4lth Ave and
Dodge. $115 0?
PETERS TRUST COMPANY,
' Where Omaha Ren** "
AT 5544 1 7th and Fernam Ste
GET SETTLED NOW
Beautiful Ekard Court.
Four room* and Me bath New y
decorated, 5e« janitor. |h«
HILLCREST
hr** iff" rome Newly de*oft*0
|47 10 aurr.mtr, $67 50 win#*r.
LArATETTE
Four rooma and ttle bath In food
rendition. Available October 2.
PAYNE A SONS CO,
€16 Omaha Nat 1 Bank Bidf JA 1014.
UNDINE COURT
Three reorna and h**h with 8-room ae
oornmodation- Thoroilfhly modern In
*r»rv detail: ©niy a moment'# wa'k to
the heart of the city Have a few fa*
,*** located near. Shown by spt>o!nt
i*nt- Fhnr* AT • "86. Evening* and Sun
S la: caii WA. 7177.
TRAVER BROS. IN'*.
| Fir*t Nat l 13k Bldg_
H AUTHOR NE and Lnngfellcw. Sjos-T-lt
Howard. Beautiful, new 3-room arart
•. -i * a Every modern ©onvenlenre Very
high grad* Nona bi'.ter In Om*hi No
*-arfaro $60. a few 188 Bee Jvjltdf In
1-©nffellow Burbank "11, <'mihi Na* Bk.
* FLAT FOR RENT
Nice comfortable 8-room flat. good
! nelfhbofhood. g»« bath. furnace eler
' trinity R*nt only $15 p*r month. JA ©4-0.
PKTF.HR trust company,
-WHERE OMAHA RENTS.
AT 6»4« 171b «nA firmTB St«.
" run cnk or _
DRAKE? I0«'i apartments
OH J»ck,..tt :o>s
A Put I.MELT? on I rut, for r*nl
PALM IK CO . AT
Ron] E.t,to *n* Sp.cUIU'0.
TWHNTf• IPOURTH ST.. ItllH N.—«*•
root,, flat, modern. JA. 1-3* r-r JA. 56»6.
HTEAM heated modern apartment*, low
rer.t • I J* Stchhln* lei© Chicago Ht
HA 7124 or IIA 6194—81* and aeven large
r■ m'ms p.r.dern, < h«»l- » location j
A PA RT M ENTS^AND FLATS.
MORRIS APARTMENT HOTEL.
1IT1I AND DODGE 8TS.
APARTMENTS CONSIST OF LIVING
ROOM. DRESSING ROOM. KITCHEN
ETTE AND HATH. RENTAL INCLUDES
HEAT, LIGHT, GAS AND MAII1 8BKV
h r APARTMENTS FURNISHED SOFT
WATER UV REFINITE 8- >KT WATER
PROFESS.
THREE room* N© 14 Fweetwood. cor.
*‘v«et wood and Dewev A \ • » . $60 00-7? 00.
PETURS THRUST COMPANY
Where Omini Rent a "
AT. 0844. 17th end Kirnim 8ta
THi; IIUjrDKTTE.
Jlat end Burdette
A three-room apartment at 134. winter
rate. Une ©f fmir room* at l$8. winter
rata rail .IA *808 Drake Rental Agen
cv 17th and Howard.
TWO-ROOM art bath ateam heat com
I■ 1 ate 1 y fuin. ^ n ?3d. AT 67-t, _
Ht’NTKR INN. AT 696© — J4th and !>©««*
S»a Homa for traveling man and wife
■ ■. ■ ■ ,
HOUSES FOR RENT.
UNnmKISHRD HOVARA.
**■ • >ntm. 3716 N. 24th At |46.00.
• )6fki». «»•»■*. 3*44 t • % 'I $1 . 1*5.00
1 toom*. . ’15 TtavOnpott m. $*o «o
7 *» *« *1 • H J|t!i Avi., #70 00.
0 room*. 140 N. 34th At . ||ft 00.
PPTKnR THCAT PO,
"Whrrc Oman# tt*nt* "
AT 0614 Itth and Pranam At*
rlllK TV Tl'llIU’ ST, «7I> M -- * rV,.m
brlefc flat, inti hath, built-in tub. run
vmlantly ln<at*d John R Mrrarvttl#,
Kr-allnr, 10*2 1003 City National AT A
J't’PI F X cl oMK IN
» Tonml lit' Nb'rtfttl tiartff* llo 6
motna. *lont Modern Uataao I6r» JA.
0013 Mr vi'if > nikIrt Company _
P<'PPt,RTON. ?«t 4 - Atrlrtly modern ■
remit hou»*. n*wiy pn oared and i«rn
iahr#, i
PIVI: rooms ami #u*. 115 per month »,nd|
waff-. r*Mit. 1114 North 20tli. Call JA. !
2 f* 4 »
flVK largo inoilrrn room* floor,
t. . nraiar fmnUh.-t AT. 4430 and tIA
jn\(t
HRAND NF.W bungalow. on Newport
Av* . Iii Minn* Luaa Inuulra K tv $717
6 HOUMA, atrirtly modern, fin# b • allt>
WA |0|Q Rant 17*
FlVR-rooHt mo<J»ro an# garac*. W$
6212 or Wl. lilt.
$
HOUSES FOR RENT.
. FURNISHED HOUSES
6 rooms. 2916 Shtrlsy St.. »60 00.
PETERS.TRUST COMPANY,
"'Where Omsha Rente."
AT. 068i. 17th end FsJTism Sts. |
I
OFFICES. STORES FOR RENT
I
FOR KENT.
Doubt* afore, ground floor
Peters National Bank, with
largi* basement, vault and
storage apace Inquire treas
urer B** Publishing Co
Room 2(4. Peters National
Dank.
FOR offices In First National bank build- I
Ing apply room 4^0, First National. I
ROOMS FOR RENT.
______ _ -_0_,-_^->y
FORTY-SECOND ST.. 822 N —2 or I
:arf* room* snd kitchen, furnished cr un
furnished. Everything modern. Adult*,
only. WA. 5793,___ I
HA. 48«'& (Tel )—Room for students, l
minute walk from Creighton II* £0 per
month; with room mate, |3.5v. Board ir
desire*!_
♦ 9TH STREET. 90fi North—2 furnished
mors.* for 1 gentlemen or coupi* em
ployed; home privilege*. Call evenings.
WA 4107.
PLEASANT room :n private home for 1
rr 2 gentlemen, garage if de*lrsd. »• L.
5772. 3207 N. 25th Avk__
WOODWORTH AVE.. 1120—Nicely fur
nished front room, garage; opp. Hanicom
i park. HA 5 4 58. _
! HOTEL FANFORD—!9th and Farnam.
HOTEL HENSHAW—16th and Farnam.
Special rates to permanent gu—t*._
WA 6122 (Tel.)—Large east room, fur- |
nished in mahogany, for ons or two
men Dundee home. Oarage .
j a 2413—Large, cool sleeping rooms
brick flat. 2507 Farnam ____ |
[BEAUTIFUL room on boulevard for j
gent>man. Garage if rtestred. HA ^*>4 4 .
THIRTY-FIRST AVE . tt2 S.—Fine *a.t ;
room. private hou.e. reasonable- HA. |
DOUGLAS ;»07—De.irable room pri'atkj
| home. walking dtsianef, r'ti. HA <■>>. <
; SIXTEENTH St. 1(07 No — Ni<-.!y fur
nl.fc.d front room, r*nv na ! > V. f ■ r 1
CHICAGO Ft.. i!"S Lanre mod- room for ';
2 In brick fiat. t» per week AT 33. t- ,
LINCOLN BLVD rjns—Nicely furnl.hed
room in good location HA. 3.43 __
|JA. SO!2— 2 fltepin* rail for on emeu.
Fir«t c'.aae atm b.td ap'.a f3<» Harney.
MODERN ftirnUb.ed rooma rear Tech H;itb
Convenient for teacher. HA 7113- i
HA 7' <) * — Furni.hed room for or.a or t«.
IVmi Hanaoom park, on car lineI
III e. 27TH—Attractive loams, «uitab:« ;
for on# or two, 13 30 and 14 HA 274 1
JA ‘773 (T.il —Nlcaly furni.hed room.
walking dU'.nce
FVRN room wet* location. W A .817
TURN, room for >. AT 4014 -
“ HOUSEKEEPING-ROOMS
WIRT ST. 21St—Large, nlcaly furnlahad
housekeeping room*. with kitchenette.
Laundry privileges WE 0381.
*544 CHICAGO ST thres beautifully fur
ntshed roome, reasonable AT- 3 481.
LARGE SUITES or single roc-ms in prl
\r« house Garage. WE 3715
! A LARGE clean room with gas and linen
furnished, 14 S*v 2^9 So 2 5th >ve
i NEWLY furnished housekeeping; also
' sleeping rooms 2554 Douglas St _
<T.EAN 2 and 3 neatly fur rooms;,
private bath, adults 1112 F ■■ 11.
ITHRETB nioe, large housekeeping rooms. [
| Everything furnished WK 6.f!* ;
NICE c*ean hskrg- rooms at 626 So. 19th.
! Everything turn AT. J61S. j
j MARFY ST. 3009—2 light hakpg, rooms,!
I also 1 sleeping room I
’ ROOM cottage, furnished. Call MA. j
I n.«»E
ROOM AND BOARD.
BOARD AND ROOM for two In prlv.U j
4701 North »»th KF lh' j
WK into—TW« room,. *o#4 bo»ri. op
tional gentleman preferred. Rtaaontblh. j
TENT!! FT . 1106 8 — Board end room for
working people, reasonable JA. |
J hotels_
CLAREMONT HOTEL. 17TH AND JACK
- ■ . \ Wmk1' ra' ■ » * . t _
; REAL ESTATE—BENSON j
1 BUT A LOT IN BONITA ADDITION
tio Down. 110 per Month
McCAGUE lN\i:r MKN'T Co. JA. I
REAL ESTATE—CENTRAL
OUT-OF-TOWN OWNER WANT 8 TO
SELL.
Five room#, all modern except hent. near
fuming a'reet car burn. & bargain, with
email payment down
O. A 8ANPELL.
AT. $33".Evening*. HA 5634
niOll’E HUME SNAP RENTAL TERMS
•i-room. all mod 4 bedroom*. oak f’.oora
Marge garage, paving paid, near .’7th and
jP ppleton; bar at Jr JA bj •
R EAI^EST A TE—DUNDEE.
OWNER MEANS Rt SINKS?
51 FT AVE AND TARN AM
Extra large living room with fir- p!ac
French door a to Targe dining dhv, ml
•unropm . breakfast nook, complete kitch
en Four wonderful bedroom*, one »xL *
!rrg<* Til* bath and shower. Maid a
room, bath and billiard room on ihltd
floor Large baanment, plentv of light,
laundry room, stationary tub# toilet.
Ruud heater, goo-1 heating plant r*"
rar garage. A good houae In excellent
condition and very dealrable location
Reen aak'ng $17,500, but want offer,
raah or term*
CILOVFR A SPAIN.
Realtor*.
JA JI5G,
nuNnkii" mi a low. $TTv>
Flv# room* and both nil modern. '*ah f n
ah, nirely arrange L large corner lot. gar
ate. h i* of ahr ibboi \ fruit, ahade flow
era Maat have good r#*h payment, bal*
lane# to he arranged.
TFRRF.N8 A CO. JA f 1>?
I DUNDEE 1UILDI NO SITES
U FORGE. A CO.
_ _ 1<L4_ ^ ;
DUNDEE home. 7 rmi $?.T*0, owner
leaving city Must be eold Hurt C. I
fewer f« , J 4 1414 j
REAL EST ATE—rjLORENCVV
ru'Kr.xi'« riBU>
XVIl.!, 8o,tN hi I'PBN
_ r w martin a in._
NBTtTAWAT iaUa to whll» nil; K F* Ur>
REAL ESTATE—MitctlUnsous
|(|^T PR It I S :<nd workmanship, Many
*i.'w home* built th * jv*i re • "'■'*1
•-rvise F, Vl, i Ue*Hn» ll.’d*
AT jy|>. __
11 A I * *ri i s ,.vo V'tue HU* j
f-‘ M.iHT Aery nry urmi WA
7 "h<\ p\ on inwa
||' Ml for wnrbini mart lour room*.
i*»rt! »vej*rn full ea«y LI
» alvton > * W,
*» It KT.A' t’OD, builder of modern hom#«
AV* will h«tp \e>\i fInane*. 419 Pumleriawd
IH'lg JA ;M«.
A1.9*11 RI * fMOMM * ho* »u» Raaltor*
Hm Want A<U product result*.
REAL^ESTATE--NORTH.
$7,000, WITH $1,000 DOWN.
Owner rents rooms. Income. $96 month.
It will pay for itself. 7 big rooms. 2-car
i garage. 2 fine lota with plenty of fruit :
one block to car and stores 4 blocks to
1 ft'bool. House has al! kinds of w all plug...
[push buttons, a fine big kitchen and Hitch,
tenette witn cistern pump in sink, also one
I in basement. Owner has basement neat as
a pin snd lives there during summer
[months. Call Haber, JA. 1793.
SHOPEN & CO ,
JA 432L23 4-6 * K*eHne Bidg
NEW BUNGALOW. BEAUTY. *6,250.
A real dandy, 5 elegant rooms and bath,
modern; oak finish, bookcases, kitchen
cabinets, fine fixtures (electric wall plug
in every room), lots of closets, shades up
and r*edy to rr-jv* in. $760 cash, balance
In payments * > responsible party Key
at of fir? Car how you any time.
! TKBHENH A: CO JA ‘-'1 •?
NEAR 36TH AND PPKAOUE.
New frame bungalow’ in a good location
| lias* fi\? rooms and bath, oak floors, oak
| woodwork In living rooms, linen closet,
I kitchen cabinet, full cemented basement,
?*tc. A very good huy, on easy terms.
Large lot. Call Mr. Peterson, HA. 7 442
$200 C A J* H DOWN
will handle a new five-room bungalow on
a nice large lot near park. Hexe Is your
opportunity to get started on a home of
your own. Call Mr. Cole, WA_ 754 4 eve
nings. or AT. 7 412 days
BARGAIN NORTH
Very fine 7-room home. Hot water heat.
Oil burner. Lot 66x135. Fruit. Near
2 4th and Wirt. This is a r»al buy, eo
act quick. Mr. Vogel, JA, 0913
I D E BUCK A CO buy and se.'l homes
REAL ESTATE—SOUTH.
ONE CP THE PRETTIEST HOMES IN
THE FIELD CLUB UR HANSCOM
PARK DISTRICT
I
A two-story stucco with asphalt shingle
roof. facing liansrom park, large ; . rg
room with fireplace. beamed celling*,
dining room with buffet, open tan room,
kitchen with built-in cabinet*, clothe*
' hut*, very high-grade oak floor* and
finish.
Three bedrooms, sleeping porch, bath
and balcony for airing bed linen; floored
attic f or storage purposes.
Immediate possession at a price that will
be attractive.
A P. TUKEY A SON.
G20 First Nat. Bank. JA. 4223.
BRAND NEW.
2919 South 32d St . 6 room*, with two nDe
bedrooms and tiled bath on se- nnd floor,
living room r.lcely arranged with built-in
bookcase, buffet, etc Ho us* will t-* deco
rated to suit purrha»*r Just one block
to car • a I ’ - IT 19 . 11.991 do»tt, bal
ance like rent Will be sobwn evenings.
C O. CARl.BERG Realtor.
31? Braudels Theater Bldg
HANSCOM PARK BARGAIN
Price Only $5,609.
For a nine-room strictly mod err. house
Fireplace*, let 50x130 feet with f.r.e shade
trees, -paving paid, one block to car
$1,500 cash, balance Use than rent.
OSBORNE REALTY CO.
£36 Peters Tragi Bldg. Jscks r 2252
FIVE room* strictly modern, rice sized
rooms, full basemen* flour d aln. garage .
brick foundation. n*ar ef Rose ***ho*i.
Trie# $4.*0o. $l 250 -«*b J23 per month
Block to car. Must act quickly on
this one
GRAHAM PETERS REALTY CO.
JA 0553 Evening*. WA !If,$
POP A PROPOSITION
on this ffout1 Sid* hom# Six rooms and
*;eep!rg porch fire locaiior ea*t front
lot ; garsge Owner very anxious to **•!!.
A re*j opportunity.
W FARNAM SMITH A CO. Realtor*
1320 Farnam St . JA 02*4 Eve. HA .“297
1029 SOUTH ITtH ST
Five rms modern, oak floor* oak fin
living and dining rma . garage $5,750.'
about $1,500 handle for Inspection call
S»> nold. AT *301. 224 City Nat ! bank
I T?4 8PRINO ST—I-room, all modern
houso. A bargain at price asked. Creigh.
€f‘« Bee ,T A ___
T*«*r A Tesar sped* se IP S- Side homee
_jgJEAI._ ESTATK—WEST
ESTH AND JONES LOCATION.
WoulJ you like an Elemw-md park loca
tion at a Mlnr« Luaa price? rive beau
tiful room* strictly moderc new building
t ui It for a home. *~uth front, enappy ar 1
up'to-date n every detail; located out
*h#re nature lnvRe* you to frolic and
play in the city* largest, moat beautiful
park. Going at a bargain >aiue CaJl
today for an appointment.
AMERICAN MORTGAGE AND
FINANCE CO
AT 211? .AT Mil.
BEAUTIFUL 4 - room houee and tw o lota
Just ou'* de h'gh ’u d.str: t Can be
bought for 13.600, SS0O down, ISO per
month. Houee la finished in oak and
white enamel throughout and conmeta of
'a living room, bedroom, den. kitchen.1
breakfaet nock and bathroom, cot en-|
tirelv modern One yea- Md and a beau
I y Call Iltgbee ha 2it?, or JA 422s
SHOPS A CO
I2A4-»-S Keeur.e Bldg
BUNGALOW pK LUXE.
The r.ftiee* bungalow vou have eeer. a
a price you can pay t Bice room*. oak.
«n«l enamel finish. collonade and built-in
b» ok aee« and kitchen feature*. Lot
ISO J5.46" with term* Tfcone daya AT.
tf50. evening* AY A 41 *7
LKA V t;\ \VOHTH HEIGHTS
Brand new ideal 6- room bungalow with
full attic, breakfast nook. tile bath, all
beautifully decorated. Sl.oo0-Si.J0o down,
bulidr like rent Call JA. 1161.
ALL IN WEST EARN AM DISTRICT
? Rooms corner lot — SvTSO, 12,000
5-Room bungalow, corner lot, garage —
SS.TSfl, $: ooi
Room bungalow, new—|S,5"0, SI.00’
*■ Room cott age—S3.6*0. S i>*A
\ ?«1H Rye A AT Ta!»H J A AS7 A
DANDY new thr^-r-om how*. IT 500
l »s, water, eke trie light* Two 60 - foot
.of* Clifton HU. 8ir#«»i Imprcx *-menu
m and paid for. JA C6.\ Evening*
va v ii*:_
New Heme*— Your r*-\r*
GROVE HIBBARD CO.
US 6 2* Sunderland Bldg
WILL build to »our qider on our beautl
f il lot* In Fdgeweod. very eaay te-ra*
I'hone Atlantic SMP _
COLT 1\ 4 .v MEANT
Builder* of Built Right Home*
40S Arthur Bldg offk* AT. MU
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SKI L NOW !
W» are *n nor,! . f luting* a* thia time, I
Call ua at ov* for eervu-e W* *urj 6
4 aiitl 7-room h.-me* Don't wait We
nr* ,iuiib»r« mul’iule lltUr.g e» hang*,
Everting Kr *11 HA
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Realtor*
■T\. IMr. It'. K'rat Nat , n*n* i
Ti'rTi m • M» Mt'RiuAid
If on Omaha j- i<»i' will m*V th* fir*t
pat meat on a delightful ft w* room bun**
low. brand n*w oak floor* and finish
• telofly nti'ilrrn, on paved *tr**t K»**on
ably prtr*d HA '0*4 evening* AT 7*13
day*. \ek for Mr Oar*'
Service a no nrsri.TF
When vou list a tit US
Competent *a la* force
JA |l|l <3LOVER .v STAIN Realtor*
HAVE buyer* for good home*
want to eell voure* 1. et It with C, A
l Utimntel. Realtor JA 1416
\\ * Ni:irP *ma 1 a toga Huven watting
Quick action
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notary pub n\ 13d and » uroi a Me
d || Rrowna Or arl'i *.’rea AT > $.
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heater* Real Batata Co. JA MAT
d A SANPERK IteaTVTTa'te*~ VT^MJI
dr a ham **etera Co eell fcentea JA MM
SERVICES OFFERED.
i LANDSCAPE **rd«nln«. •r*cUimnf tJ
Lardy ahruLa. perennial*, aaedlnf, anddliMp
■ heap fertilizer, any quantity KE ln«I
tt IllTEl.r.Y 3 AI'TO AND SPTC. GOOD*
I £HOP 320 S. 13. Guns for rent. AT. <603
” FILMS liLVEl.oPBD KHBE
The Fnrfgn Co 2tC« Leavenworth
PODDING, reeding and cement work. «il
worls written guarantee. WA. 10B7-F-T.
REALTORS._
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REAL ESTATE—VACANT. ~
DANDY lot. iid and PtO'-kney. a re l*\
, Hi water, hewer an*l sidewalk" all paid,
j I6'j£i, 125 caah. fit * mon'h, 405 Omaha
| Nations: Bank bl-lg JA 0420.
BUSINESS SERVICE1
BUILDERS CONTRACTORS. . -
| GET our prlcea on complete garagea IldT- '*
! rlaon Lumber A Coal Co WE tS8l. ^
DANCING ACADEMIES._ *
! KEL PINK" 25th in1 Farnam. Latest't
I dances 'aught. Private lessons any
Claeses Mon. Thurs and Sat . 7:30 p. m
Children’* classes Hat afternoon AT. TIMA .
WE TEACH YOU HOW
And wa don’t mc-an MAYBB
Claes tonight Private lesson# any bojr
KEEP’S. ISIS FarnamJA
DETECTIVE AGENCIES
JAMES ALLAN S Detectl'ee Erpert deer*’
service. 11 -.12 N •-v! 1 !e Bi(>• V. AT «i»€.
RELIABLE D.ttrtlv. Bn-»»n. Sund«rl*»d
Bldk JA 20S«. nl«ht. KE <812.
MILLINERS. dressmakers. « *
NEBRASKA PLEAT1NO. h»m»tltchliK *
revered button* 1504 Farnam. aecond
floor. JA. LI70
FI FF remodeled eu te ' • - a tered,
new Fox 'hL<-r* • rd HA. '■ • *
MOVING. STORAGE.
FIDELITY STORAGE a VA-.' CO. ■’ ' Y
Mr VINO PACKING
■STORAGE SHUT iNO ,
Hou4.-nt.-M pi»n ■ - If * f'jrr‘*IS;f
1107-tl HOWARD ST _JA.
EX PERT Ch.nl furniture flto
pro-f •torar* Phone JA The
Terminal Warehouse Co . 7?> Bouto WW.
fct.. corner Jonea, on Viaduct
ESTIMATES furnlahed on packing. moving ^
and atorlr.ir Centra- •etaren b> Job or houT;
be Van A S'-t. Co. JA AT
Moving-Packing—Storage * %
Gordon Fireproof Warehouse it \an Co
2ly N. lith St Phone JA *0*2.
3EKINS OMAHA VAN <L ST'jRA^B-_
16th and Lea ver worth 5*t« Pa rking, mor^
!ng e’ -age gi. pp:r. g JA * * ‘ . .
PATENT ATT jRNEVS
j vf martin ITU DodrR-’-im i«1
Omaha, aieo Waehiegtor double aervlc*. *
single fee_Alio help aeil patent! _
PRINTERS. ENGRAVERS.
EPDT Pr'nt-ng Co. 712 ? 18 S'- JA
PAINTING/ PAPERING.
WALL PAPER, 75 r»r c-f discount. P»*
nerhanr n* j,»tnF.r«. :.'ih-e.>« wot*
F-»d F-r<». 470* S 14th. Si A.
nr AT- 41’4. _ '•
RADIO._• •
GUARANTEED rid o Bt’s *745 *Ed lir‘ —
R v. rh I.; 71» •- or- h :*-h S’-_ *
PROFESSIONAL SERVICE^
DENTISTRY
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j PRESCRIPT! \NS r«-fully -Tr-pocndod •»
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I ? 'NT A L X-n »«rb *■ full f ■*
I Securlttea Bid* Htb and b a mam.
DR. ANGUS—Su.te "1 maha Loan A
Bldg Asa n, 15th and Dodge . N w. Cor.
Edgewood Is Growing
Why not grow artth it? Here is a brand
new 5-room all modern bungalow that
will always please Large lot. c'.o*e to
ear and schorl. Wonderful view. "Move
in today. You can’t beat it for I5.T60
with very ea«y terras.
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY
1813 Douflaa, Realtors AT las tic 2945
Get Out Into
the Sunshine!
Why stick around in
city on these nice, sun
shiny days when a trip
into the country would
do you, the wife and the
kiddies so much good?
Buy one of our new
used cars and take them
for a spin—it will have
a wonderful effect on the
whole life of vour fam
ily.
And they are so easy
to buy—just let us ex
plain our proposition to
you—let us tell you of
our 30-day service plan
and General Motor Ac
ceptance C o r p o ration
terms. Don’t put it off
—take advantage of the
offer now—our used cars
are selling front 23' to
30r under their actual
value.
Open evenings until 0 p. ni.
Motor Car Co.
20th «nd Hurnpy St*
Phonr AT. 2929