Child Hygiene j Director Raps j Baby Contests Prefers Conferences to Edu cate Mothers—Seeks Help of Doctors and Club Women. Lincoln, Sept. 18.—Mrs. E. H. Eng land. director of the division of child hygiene, Nebraska department of public health, declared herself against the holding of bady contests, and os being in favor, Instead, of baby con ferences. "I take this stand,” she said, “be t-iu.se these ‘best baby’ contests only bring out the more perfect children. .Mothers who have children with small or large defects will not enter their children in a contest, which they know the children have no chance I.f winning. I think ail these contests wherein the perfect baby is sought after should he turned into confer i nces, where the less fortunate child is examined and its mother given helpful suggestions.” Mrs. England’s remarks were made in connection with a letter, now being sent to all doctors In Nebraska and to .all officers of the Federated "Women's clubs In the state, asking them to co-operate In the child hy giene work of the department. The letter to the club women lays nross On tbe number of Infant deaths in the state during 1922 and says that “the number of children who are suffering from physical defects which will handicap them through life. If not corrected, 1s even greater. “Lack of information, on the part of people in general, as to the cause of this unnecessary waste of life and the means of preventing is account able for this loss to a large degree,” the letter states, adding that the remedy for this condition lies in pub lic education. The letter asks the co-operation of the people in this mat ter of public education. The letter to the doc’ora, a longer ^jfne, urges them to co-operate In the work and to assist in the holding of baby conferences and clinics. Fall Calving Is Best, Government Advises Under most conditions on the dairy farm, gays the United States Depart ment of Agriculture, fall calving is desirable. The calf receives milk for the first few months of its life, and when it is ready to he weaned from this food pood succulent pasture Is available. During the winter it lias learned to e»t grain and roughage while It has been getting whole milk, skim milk, or milk substitutes, and when grass comes It can make the change without getting a setback. Tlier# is another advantage in fall t living, as th^ cow gives the largest flow of milk at the season when prices are usually the highest. Also calves are at the.right age so that if well developed they may he bred to calve in the fall. From the stand point of profits on milk, local condi tions. such «s cost of feed and price of milk In different seasons, should hive consideration. Man Accused of Robbery at Glenwood to Face Charge t.incoln, Sept. 16.—Governor Bryan issued an extradition warrant which will convey Willard elites from Oma ha to Glenwood, la, to answer to the (barge of breaking and entering a garage owned by Milo Schick. The owner alleges he surprised prowlers at his garage and in a gun fight that followed hs wounded one of the men and this man later Impli cated Clltes. Farmers’ Union Notes Omaha—A meeting of tha board of di rectors of the National Farmers' union, to complete arrangements for the na tional convention of the organization to be held in Omaha, November 20, 21 and 22, will be held in Sallna, Kan., on Sep fember 20. according to notice received by State President Osborn from National President Barrett. Air. Osborn is a mem ber of the n^flonsl board. In addition to the delegates from the various states, who will constitute the voting members of the convention. It Is expected that many visiting members front Nebraska and nearby states will attend. The Ne braska state union is planning several en tertainment features. Elmwood—A crowd estimated at *00 persons attended the meeting of the Pass County Farmers union, held in the opera bouse in the evening of September 10. of ths most Interesting features of the program was the motion pictures of Farmers union state-wide activities. State President Osborn made the principal address of the evening, on the general subject of organization and co-opcraflon. The various locals of the county contrib uted to the program, which consisted of readings and music. Two male quartets from Eagle and Alvo aroused much en thusiasm. Henry OehWklng of Wabatb is president of the county organization, end Herman Bornemeier of Alvo Is sec ^rctary. Waterbary—The annual meeting of th* “Dixon County Farmers union was held in • or.necfion with n picnic, three miles from here on September II. About 600 persons attended. W. F. pale of University Place. .« member of the speaking staff of the e*ata union, was the speaker of the day. ‘ hikdnle local was largely responsible for ’ho picnic arrangement*, and was host to he members from other parts of the county. Niobrara—Members of the Farmer* Union Co-Operativo association here are ■ leased with the condition of their buei css shown by a recent audit of the hooks Valr-s in the merchantlle department in 'he second four months of the year mounted to $24,945.00, an Increase of $4. ■ r»n cr, over the first four months This epnrtment handles general inerchandir**, hri-d ware, implements, and feed i nr.d on 1 to* a cream station. Operating ex on see in the merchantlle department •■"re reduced $500 in this perlad In the • valor department the volume for the ur*t eight months of th© v( ir emount#d 0 *5*.56. of which $61.0*1.4* con i' d of hog sales. Forty-thro© carloads f hogs were handled. At the beginning 1 14V2, this association had 49.000 l»or • • I All this has been repaid except i ;r>i, and there is sufficient cash on id to pay this George Ostrander Is . ger of the elevator, and Ed Thomas manager of the store. Warren I -mer i I J. H. Llska are president and •eero ’ i respectively, of the association. II iv Springe A net profit of 1218,3.3 on iggregating *22.979.83 won made by : • I'.irtnrrs rnlon ro-Operatlv* associa !i licr•* in the first half of the present f • > 11 year, n recent audit shows • • ifttlon operatca a, general store -"Vid addition handles implements. *nJ1 • It was organized In *• 1 on s paid up capital of *20.000, has i » of *29,472 3. after allowing for finable depreciation. Total dividends v i to members amount to 120 per cent ■' the paid up capital, or at the rste or o p< emt a year. Anton Kadlacek has ■ "ii manager of the store sln*e It wu started. Orrhnrd—A rnmhln«v1 volann* of ”98 v’hn shown by the harmers I ulon ■■ operative company of this place in second four months of the year, an reiof $4,802 f»0 over the first four .until*, a* cording to sn audit Just com .. by a representative of the Farniers ft ’ on audit department of Omaha. in* npit.y handles grain, livestock, Jum* coal, implements, warehouse rom ' dities groceries and dry goods A ' am station wax opened a few weeKi » Uncrating expenses were ♦‘educed • r-no In Ml* second period, (otn narefi with the first. The mov- inent or grain has been very light, but tin com umv naa handled sn increased volum* "f Pvesiock, amounting to over C*0 r«*r* >-n m January 1 .1 Howfirtl I* prasf* *bnt of tbs company* *nd Philo Urovs South Omaha Brevities. Zefgltr coal in good to burn. BERG QUIST cell It. MA 0062.—Adv. Mlsa Jessie, daughter of Mr. and Mr*, Jamea Ford, 6222 South Twenty-fourth street, left Tuesday for Nebraska City, where she will attend St. Bernard acade my this year. Thomas O’Connor, former county com missioner of Douglas county, returned ast week from a visit to his boyhood homo. County Clare. Ireland, where he was born. The farm on which he v.as 4*0rni® being conducted by his brother. Mr, o Connor was away two months and Jfhllo away he visited various parts of the British empire. lira, E. B. Towl returned Tuesday from Mexico City. Mexico, whore she has been visiting her son. Germaine Towl. and wife for the past three months. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cooley. 1706 N street, are Joyous over the arrival last week of a baby girl, which has been named Betty Jane. _ Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Johnson, 3502 South Twenty-sixth street, had as their guests last week Mr. and Mrs. Aben Johnson and son. Stephen, of Hastings. Mich. Mra. Joseph Murphy and son. James, went to Bonneville, Mo., last week, where the young man will attend Kemper Mili arty academy the coming year. Mra Harry Rosecrans is reported ouite til at her home. 4119 South Twentieth street. Mrs. Magnua Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O'Connor. left last week for California, where she will join her husband and where they will make their future home. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Snyder came down from Billings last week by auto and are vlsting Mrs. Snyder's mother, Mrs. Jennie Dennis, and brother. Roy Dennis. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Simmons, 6020 South Twenty-third street, announce the engagement of their daughter, I.ula, to L. L. Janis The marriage will take place Thursday evening and the young couple, after a short honeymoon, will be home to friends at the home of the bride’s parents. Among the boys of South Omaha who will go to eastern colleges are Francis Coffey, to Fordham. N. Y.: Harold Brad ley, to Carnegie institute. Pittsburgh, Pa. Lawrence Black and Floyd Amer have returned to school at Lincoln where they have one more year to finish at the state university. Miss Margie Tripp of the Armour audit ing department is spending her vacation with relatives at Charter Oak. la. Mr. nnd Mrs. George Merriman and daughter. Edith, accompanied by Mra. Merriman'n mother. Mrs. Char!** Hatha way. motored to Tabor. Ta., last week where they visited relatives. Miss Helen Watkins and Mi«* Kathryn Parker entertained pf an informal ten at the home of Mrs. ,T. B. Watkins. 2511 K street, in honor of Miss Evelyn Linley. daughter of Rev. C. H. Linley, who ar rived recently to makn her home with her father, pastor of St. Martin church. MIsh Dorothy Leigh. 2516 A street, entertained at her home Saturday at an informal luncheon with th* following guest a present: Mlsa Helen Watkins, Miss Florence Fitter. Mlsa Elinor J eigh, Miss Catherine Christie and Miss Helen Root. After visiting the state fair and friends at Avoca, Neb, for some time, Miss Evelyn Carlson of the Armour crediting depHrtment. returned from her vacation. Mies Doris Duncan, 2217 F street, who has been visiting at the home of Mrs. Julia. Rarrett, returned to Hastings Tues day where she is taking a normal course. Mrs. George Kline nnd daughter, Qen •evieve. 4209 South Twenty-first street, returned home after a visit of six weeks with relatives in various points in Mlchi K,1on account of the serious Illness of her brother, Mrs. M. J. Smith, Twentv-fourth and A streets, was called to York. Mrs. Patrick McGovern. 3921 South Twenty-sixth street, is enjoying a visit from her sister. Miss Katherine Finn of Vania, Kan., who arrived last week and will *=pend the winter here. After a visit of a week at Sioux City and point* in South Dakota the past week. Mr. nnd Mrs. O. S. Ferguson. 4858 Seventeenth street, returned home Satur lJaTho Ladies Aid.society of Trinity Bap tist church will meet Friday afternoon at 3 at the home of Mrs. Byron Clww. 2601 E street, with Mrs. Daniel Ehlers division in char** of the program, which will consist of the giving of a comedy play "Sewing for the Heathen;’’ reading bv Miss Helen Knollenberg; piano solo. Miss Ca therm* Clow; vocal solo. Miss Bernic* Conaway, and harp solo by Mies | Irma Clow. Papillion Notes. A number of ranltlion people attended the funeral of W. It. Davidson at Spring field Fridav. It was on© of the largest funerals ever he’d in Harpy countv. Mr. and Mrs. J. B Grinnell of Kansan City spent several days at the home of hie parents. Mr. and. Mrs. A. Grinnell. Miss Blanche He 1 bo Id left Monday f'»r Peru where gh© will attend State Ten-hers college* for th© coming year . Lloyd Richardson. 10 months old, died after n week's illne.-s.*. The body was taken to Webster City for burial Mr and Mrs. Hoy Macgulre and Miss Patrici k Powers of Omaha spent Saturday and Sunday at the J. T. Gatewood horn** Mr. and Mrs Fred Peters and son of Omaha, spent Sunuday with Papillion friends. _ Mrs. Susan T.esleur spent Tuesday st the home of her brother. Michael Dowd, at T*a Platt*. . Mis* Helen Chase of Firoadwater, Neb., is visiting at the Dr. R. B. Armstrong home. She will leave next week for Lin coln where *b« will attend the etat© unl veralty. Mr and Mr*. Glen Renter and Rl»a and Helen Htono returned from a two week s visit with Mr. Renters parents at Burke, H. D. Mrs. R. K. Livingston returned to hrr homo Wednesday after several we«*ke [visit with her mother and brother at St. Louis. Judge Wheat'* bungalow !s completed now and he moved into hi* new home Saturday. Miss Tda. Bossard rstumed Tuesday from Ainsworth where she had visited several week*. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mr*. Frank Theiler Sunday evening. Harry Gate*’ automobile waa stolen from the Papillion streets Saturday eve ning but it was recovered later on the .f. J. Lutz road south of town. Some damage was done. Two income tax m*n of Omaha are In Papillion this week checking ur* some re turn* made in the last* few year* where there were errors made. Army Orders J Issued by Seventh Corps Area Headquarters, Omaha. Lieut. Col. A. E. Deitsch, infantry. St. Louis, Mo., is. in addition to his other duties, assigned as Instructor of the Thirty-Fifth division air service, Missouri National guard. Capt. D. I. Stanton, medical corps, returns to Fort Crook, Neb., from Fort jblty, Kan?. Capt. D. E. Wheeler, infantry from duty at Faribault, Minn., to St. Paul, Minn., as assistant instructor, Sixth infantry, Minnesota National guard. Capt. Percy Adams, coast artillery corps, from duty at Springfield, Mo., to Carthage, Mo., as assistant Instruc tor, Two Hundred and Third artillery, A. A., Missouri National guard. Capt. E. It. Colpln, infantry, from duty at Kirksvllle, Mo., to St. Louis. Mo.. #= assistant instructor. One Hun dred and Thirty-Eighth Infantry, Mis souri National guard. Capt. D. L. Ruffner, field artillery, from duty at Sedalla, Mo, to St. Louis, Mo., as assistant Instructor, One Hundred and Twenty-Eighth field artillery, Missouri National guard. First Lieut. H. D. Dlrtsmore. In fantry. from duty at West Plains, Mo., to Cape Girardeau, Mo,, as as elstant instructor, One Hundred and Fortieth infantry, Missouri National guard. Capt. F. A. Blesse, medical corps, Fort Omaha, to Fort Des Moines, la., for duty with troops enroute to Omaha and return. Upon competion of this duty he will return to his proper station, Fort Omaha. Lieut. Col. J. A. Thomas, coast ar tillery corps, assigned to duty ns of ficer in charge of organized reserves, Seventh corps area. MaJ. R. B. Cole, infantry, nsslgnej to duty as assistant to the officer In charge of organized reserves, Seventh corps area. The following leaves of absence hnve been granted: Capt. It. Sloan, Thirty-Fifth infantry, enroute from Hawaiian department to station in this corps area, four months; First Lieut. B. M. McFadyen, Seventeenth infantry, Fort Leavenworth, three months; First, Lieut. L. A. Murray, corps of engineers, Aberdeen, H. D., IB days; Capt. F. A. Keating. Infant ry, Sioux City, la., one month; Lieut. Col. .1. It. Shook, medical oorps, Kan sas City, Mo., three days; MaJ. 1. M. Madison, Infantry, 10 days, fwELL BUOOV - SHE’S TOO feOODl X ft TftLK.fcR.-lLE HftXlE TO f' ^—v let voo eo \j>_y—r - 1 Tm*.L\KETHftT KTTRERWsttT, ► TlK\E,RLV*fltfS. L VOO'OeET J A 50WVE X - >v^HCRFy • ,- N ( WOO '-"x 1 ( FIND OUR S S MOLCM ) vkL CRR < V-Jl \ W*S» \ .•.✓VlOOKlNG (W V_ FOR*. ✓ \E5 SAM,IT VERV SIMPLE ! OOC SORE POP VMROTE A CLEUER VMRNT AO FOR THE OMAHA BEE OFFERANO cash FOR TH^ IMHD OFA BOAT AHO THE THlEFy V —i n SOOALVOVMBO »T, J j. PT Sv^-i l\he ANor -£7U. SgyJ=£ N>>*ke^ 0>»AUO I - 1 Roy Luebbe. son of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Luebbe. who has been playing ball with the Grand Island team the past sum mer is home visiting his parents. He has been signed to play with Philadel phia with the National league next *ea soit. Mr.Nand Mrs. I* D. Ruppert. Mr. pnd Mrs. Hates Htoffel and Mr. and Mrs. Axel Christensen, all of Council Bluffs, were visitors at the homo of Mr. and Mrs: L. P. Christensen last week. An automatic lighting system for the semaphores of the Burlington ra.lroad has been Installed here. As a train ap proaches and enters the block the signals ard lighted. Charles Brockus. employed at the stove factory, was taken to an Omaha hos pital last week suffering from blood poison and appendicitis. Mrs. W. C. Edmlsfon, who has been at fho homo of her parents in Clinton III., for sonic time on account of the illness of her mother, returned honm. accom panied bhycr parents, who will spend the winter in Ralston Rev. J. W. KIrkpatrle of Omaha gave a stercopticon lecture in the Community! church Thursday evening after which the work of the church for the coming ^ ear was discussed. After enjoying a vacation of several wpeks at Paulina, la. Chester Luebbe returned home. Shanahan, president of the Citizens State bank, returned from a v«lt to the destern part of the state. . Connelley returned from Pes Moines, la., where. he attended a con vention of electricians. Guy Beckett, son of Mrs. J. W. Wood rough. salesman for the Western Paper Co . has been promoted to a position with the same company at Pet Moines, la. A special election wilt be held Tues day for the adoption or re1e*-tion of a bond issue of $10,000 proposed by the city council for the payment of warrants paid out for fire equipment, water works im provement and other expenditures. Four carloads o4 feeder r attle were re ceived last week from Kansas City bv \ S. Ramsey, who will put them on feed on hi* farm near Ralston. The home of John Workman has been sold to Oscar McGee, the transaction I having been consummated last week. Bellevue Notes. The people of Bellevue assisted greatly In raising 1450. Sarpy county quota for the Japanese relief fund, and the quota was more than subscribed, the amount going over the figure set The street car company has placed a new station building for the convenience of passengers at Its Sixteenth street stop. Mrs. j. McCarthy, who has been ill for some time, ;» reported as improvli g slowly. Wilbur Cockrell Is back home after hh ing undergone a minor operation In an Omaha hospital. The Ladies’ Aid society of Bellevue Presbyterian church g»w> a chicken dinner at the church Friday evening, which was well attended. Mrs. Antoinette Laugel and children of Omaha, who have been spending the sum mer here, returned home last week, where Mrs. Laugel resumed her duties as teacher at the t'astelar school. A Jolly party of friends celebrated the seventy-second anniversary of Mrs B. R. Stouffer s birth at her home Friday eve ning and among fh *?« present were I»r. and Mrs. !>avid Stouffer of Council Bluffs, Mr. and Mrs. Edward 8touffer of Kansas. Mrs B. It. Stouffer, Jr.. Dr. and Mrs. f\ A. Mitchell, Br and Mrs. W. II. Bc?r. Mr. and Mr? F. Langlielne. Mrs C M. Biatt. Mrs. A. Bardner. Mr. and Mta. W. f'arey. Mra. Marie Martin and Mlsa Mario Kayaer. A program consisting of setting up! exercise* marching, questions r*n the his tory of the Ajncr'can flag, instructions in thing? neceasarv to pass test? and games was given Monday evening by the Bellevue Roy Scouts at the Presbyterian church. 1 Tenderfoot pins were presented Ernest Skovgarrad and Howard KJargnard. Each of the three groups will put on a pro gram a» the next meeting tomorrow night. _FUJ^K^AX^^NOTICES;_ «*r .NJN’TisOHANT—Mr* Anna, beloved wife of 1 rank; survived by her husband, by fhre® ®one. Fid ward. L«a Angeles, Pat rick. Minneapolis and Clarence of Oma ha; thr® daughters. Bister Ai^i Da. O. S I> , Chicago, and the Mias® !*>fary and Anna <»f Omaha Funeral from residence. F 4• 1 I^>throp street, Tuesday morning at 9 **ot to Pe ered Heart rhurch. 10 o'clock. Inter ment, limy Sepulchre '-eroetery; Gentle i.i*n Mortuary In • harge. GUSTAFSON—Josephine, of Wakef>M. Neb. Died In Omaha. September 15th. Survived by thro# ■wMers. Mrs Fred An dresen. Mrs John Nordwall. Mrs A. Ty ler; four brothera. August. Levine. Wil liam and Henning Gustafson. Funeral services, Tuesday at 2 *o n m. from revdence of Mrs Andres^n ; North JAth street Interment, Mount Hope cemetery. Friends Invited CUNNINGHAM—Mrs. Annie, beloved wife of Frank, *g*> Funeral from residence Tuesday morning at 9:30 to Sacred IDart church a* 10 o'clock. Interment Holy Sepulchre ceme tery. Gentleman Mortuary in charge. ^FUN^RjAL^DIHECTORS^ HKAFKT A HEAFET. Undertakers and Embalmera. Phone HA. 0265. Office 2611 Farnam. (ESTABLISHED SINCE 1882 ) CRANE MORTUARY CO.. CONDUCTED BY LADIES ONLY. 615 S. 20th St. AT. 1489 and AT. 3690. KORISKO FUNERAL HOME. 23d and O Sta. 1250 R 1.1th 8t MA. 0(80. AT. 1873. ANDREW T. TIE ED. Greater Omaha'a foreoet COLORED umlertaker. Pbon® MA. 3931. DUFFY A JOHNSTON, 311 P SCd. new funeral home. HA. 0417. HOFFMANN AMBULANCE, Dodge at 24th. Funeral Directors JA 3901. ( HULSE A RIEPEN. Funeral directors. 2J24 inning JA. 1226. CROSHY MOORE. 24th and Wirt. WE. 0047. TAGGART A RON. 2212 Cuming 8t. JA. 0714. H. IT. KRAMER FUNERAL HOME. 1 6911 Military Ave. WA. 6814. BRA I LEY A DORRANC®. 1823 CUMING ST.. JA 0536 JOHN A. GENTLEMAN, 3411 Farnarn 8t. _CEMETERIS S _ VISIT FORJCST LAW’S'. North of i. Ity Limit*. 120 acre*. Perpetual rare. < fflcea at cemetery and 720 lirand la Theater ltld*. VAULTS r>I8TINCTI VIC feature*, aee demotufra tlon at factory. Automatic Sealing Con • rete Burial Vault. Inetat upon yuur un dertaker oslny: no other. Every vault atamped. Wa*rb for name In lid Man ufactured onlv by »lie Oman* Concrete Kurin I Vault to.. &210 N 30th St. Omaha, vnurw_r_. PLOR^Sm_ LEE LA«MON null itnil Dougina. _Phong AT. 824*. i. iniNDi-.uHON. rnr tumir.. ja. nil, JOHN |7aTil I >01 l .in.m .1 A. HIH. ATTRACTIONS, CONCESSIONS. VON V ESSIO S M of nil kind*, nhowi and attraction* v mind for fall faatlval at Lincoln. .Net. September 22d to 2llh, Indueiv* Write wire aecratary. 211* N nth SI , Hu» ulii. Neb LOST AND FOUND. ^ MAMt»NI» III S’ <» - l.oat, child*. or» Soith 24th between Kurt inti California. Culld heart -broken Reward. HA, 4tVif> VAPE Loat September f. child'! • lblue Rued. Hewttrd. A1A, 40» 2. t BEE WANT AD RATES 15c per line each day, 1 or 2 day*. 12c per line each day, 3 or f» days. 10c per line each day. 7 day* or longer. The above rate* apply exclusively to Want Ads which arr commonly termed "public, want*" and do not include adver tisement* of Individuals or concerns ad vertising or exploiting their businesses. These rates apply to The Sunday Omaha Bee an well ;i* The Morning ind Eve ning Bee. All week-day advertisement* appear in both morning and evening edi i tlona at the one co*t, CLOSING HOURS FOR WANT ADS. Morning Edition...o p. m. Evening Edition....*.12:30 a. m. Sunday Edition.9 p. m. Saturday. Want Ads accepted at the following offices: Main office.17th and Farnam Ptn. South Omaha .N. W. Cor. 24th and N Council Bluff*.15 Scott St. Telephone ATlantio 1000. Call for "Want" Ad Department. \n experienced "Want" Ad taker will rerrj\e your add and a bill will b<» mailed later. The rates quoted above apply to either charge or csn*h orders. THE OMAHA BEE reserve* the right to designate what constitute* a public wanr THE OMAHA MORNING BEE. THE EVENING BEE. REWARD. Suitable reward will be paid for ANY In formation leading to the arreat end Con viction of the person or persons Involved In the holdup or the Metropolitan Utliitiee district messenger, which occurred n*ar the House of Hope on N. 80th J*t., Omaha. Neb., on Saturday, September », 3 923. or for ANY Information leading to the re covery of the money taken or any part thereof. All information will he consid ered confidential and the name of the party giving same will not ho disclosed. • 'all or write A .T Rhodes. Adjuster, United States Fidelity A Guaranty Co., (Peters Trust Bldg., Omaha. Neb. Phone JA. 6453. THE SALVATION Army Industrial home solicit* your old clothing, furniture, maga zines. We collect. We distribute Phone JA. 4 3 35 and our wagon will call. Cell and inspect our now home. 1110-1112-1114 Dodge 8t VERNA—Will sacrifice everything to find you unless you give us your address. Mother and I cannot boar un much longer. Buster asks if you are home every night. HARRY. A KTI-R THIS DATE I will not be respon sible for any deb's contra-ted by my wife, ?hlr!*»y FJ. 69*2 N. 33rd St JESSE M I’nltH. A COLORED baby for adoption r» the un I w r»<' v li-MU'a, I’.uw.r- M 1'art.-r. NURSE will care for babies to 2 ; rs. si h*r hum*- HA *v;.V_ IF’ YOU are thinking of going to Phoenix, Arlz, it will pay % ou to «all HA. 3299. WILL sublet my downtown Mudlo 1 or 2 days per we*k ''all HA *‘74. WANTED to buy two return tickets to Loe Angel** W.V. 163*. PIANO stored for nee. WE. 3331. EDUCATIONAL. day scRooty—wight school. Cornplsta courses in accountancy, ma chine bookkeeping, comptometer, short hand and typewriting, railroad and * ire lea* telegraphy, civil service end all Eng lish and commercial branches. Write, call or phone Jackson 15S6 for large illus trated catalog. Address B0TLK8 COLLEGE. Boyles Bldg Omaha. Neb. Till * TTY UAL nha ■ ~I LLOl. 1402 Podge S»t. IS** Douglaa *t t all or write for Information. FRANK Rl'» *K INOHAM—Banin, mando. Iln. gu'far instruction. R ni >. Pairing* Plk . 20th end Karnnni. AT "7«?1. EIGHT to 12 weeks prepare jou for a flue office position ‘-'all AT 77.4 or write American College. 1 HI 2 Eamain. MOLER BAKU EH COLLEGE. 110 8. 14th St Write for catalog. Comp’«tn»f»r school. 300 Courtney Pldg. REAI. BARGAINS NEW FORD COUPE COLE-1—-RUN 5 008 MILES NEBRASKA PAIGE CO 2047 Firnim Paige AT 2420 Jewett. Some bargain* In uaed Ford*. New Ford ■on. eaay payment* McCAFFRET MOTOR CO. The Dandy Service Station 15th and Jacfcaon Bta. AT. 7711. NEW and ua<»d Ford*, ca*n nr term*. C. E PAULSON MOTOR CO.. Authorized Ford ar.d Lincoln Dealer* I0lh and Amee Ava. KE. 0148. OOLDSTROM‘8 new rar pi*'-**, 2112-14 Harney. New and used c*r« Caaii or terma. Ford bodies with winter top*. Goldatrom'a Auto Sal** Cn . AT t>546. MAXWKI.I, Hn&AN for aale nr frail. if yon are interested In a good sedan, you had better Investigate WA. • «Ofc f'llfton Hill Auto Rfpal'- Shop. 4.'»•»! (Irai.t S:. USED CARS THAT "CAN BE SOLD. NEBRASKA OLDiMOBII.E CO.. Howard a^ 19th_AT. 17 70 USED parte for all mik»a of cara. Ford need parte at half price. Nab. Auto Parts. JA. 4821. HIGH-GRADE new and uaed car*. GUT L SMITH USED CARS. O. N. Bonney Molar Co. 2554 Farnam. 1819 BUICK roadaier. new top, new bat t*rv good the*, in flret-cla** < ondiliun. for 83 60. KE. 4«>U SAXON rondatcr, extra good. fully etjUlpp***!. 880 .09 8 .’ t ll A ■■ r A UTO ACCKSSORIES. TI R ES. BUT n metal garag* Made In Omaha ■ ' > ■ I I ' • I. t.'O.JA 06« • MO TORCY CLKS—Bj^C VCLK 19.1 HENDERSON motorcycle and aide ...r r: ■ 3002 S. 8th AT 44 78. _ HgLPWAWTEP—MAljfc LA HOE oil company need* aavernl * • omplcte aa poeslble Box W 624, Omaha I tea T A INTERS Interior decorator* who can do flrat-rlaeaI <• finishing, open shop. Sl.tr* per hour I Steady work for competent men. Addreis I V 2 412. Omaha Hoe. PLUMBERS. Flr*t-claa». who can pa** examination for IU elite, open *hot> Iona Job 61 per hr Addrea* Immediately. Y-.412, Omaha He* WANTED- Good bnva f..r meseenget work <’an «se a few part time echoed b<»\e Good pay. Apply to WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH UO. 107 South Fourteenth. YOUNG MAN—STUDY LAW 1—Dawntu* u r\enlng aeaatone ! Diversity of Omiih * Law r ho- 1 Nominal tuition Enroll] now. Sen Sec'v 1 oj7 Omaha Nat Lai* c HKLWAN T K U—K K MAI. K . IT s GIRL to accompany 2 children t> arhoul and »• h:*t• boa id and email Htgce, 1UL HA, *96., JHEILP^V^ WANTED—At once. High school assist ant to teach English and commercial. Must bo qualified to teach In accredited high school. Wire application to Board of Education, Corsica, South Dakota. ' COOK and second girl wanted. 3 in fam ily. Mrs. C. M. Wilhelm. 36:3 Jackson, tfA, 2056. COMPETENT white * ook wanted, al60 ar«e | TEN rooms, housekeeping apis. Harney St Good staple furniture, good Income. $< lie cash or terms A bargain JA 5250 I APR ANT'-Cheap If taken"at once; ' aters to ail trade; lea vine town on ac count of miier buaines*. WE. 6521. 14.000 STOCK general merchandise trade for clear Omaha properly. W.622, Gtuaha Hre __ STOCK of hardware for sale. Carlson A Flodman. Mead Neb. P"P < • *|. N M.\ < )! INK to trade for Ford trii. k KK 14*2 MPhT seil-~ou are sure of a quick, confidential and square deal OMAHA LOAN COMPANY, :f4 Karba h Bik. Telephone JA. 2-’96 Southeast Cor ?Sth snd Douglas Sta i MAMOND mans .*i low eat rates, business strict*, confidential. The Diamond Loan1 Co.. 1 14 Dodge Sc. Let ah. lift. LOANS ON HEAL ESTATE^ 6 4 snd 6 PER CENT MONET. Loan on Omaha improved proprrty at lowest rat«a. FRANK H. BINDER, w 1 t '!' y Nat _JA 2661. f;no to |ie.009 loans 1 rompt service. F. P. WEAP A D H. BOWMAN. 210 5 pith_W-ti BldgAT. 0161. SlONEYto loan on farms and Omaha real estate MYERS a R A INBOLT CO.. 4 2 4 Omaha Nat Bank Bldg. JA. 0746. OMAH 4 HOMES—EAST NEB FARMS. O'KEEFE FtEAl. ESTATE CO.. 1M . om. Nat Bk R*dg J A .7:6 _ STRAIGHT 6-year loana 64 per cent. AMOS GRANT CO.. 20! 8. 1 Slh. Arthur Bldg. AT. 1380 SIX per cent loans on Omaha residences. ash on hand. Prompt service. K. U Lougee, Inc.. 62! Keellne Bldg. _ SECOND mortgages or contracts pur chased bv Tukey Company. 4-6 1st Nat'l Hk. TA 4223._ _ F^RM LOANS Large or small. West Nth farm*, ranches Rmke Inveatment Co, 346 Om Nat. Bk. I WILL buy mortgages and contract* Corkln. tit Oma. Nat Bldg.. Omaha. Neb 64 ANDl TER CENT—NO DELAY QARVIN BBQ8 344 Om Natl. Bldg F \ KM Id >ANS---Gibbon-Steel. JA. 1.1*04. sOORKH of canaries, singers. 67: female*. $1.00. Guaranteed singer* Frank Byers, M.\ 3601. LIVE STOCK AND VEH1CLES ONE thoroughbred Jersey, frc»h. with heifer * a!f. everal dandy dairy cows. Mgr German Hum*. 4206 S l 'th *.ft HEAD of choice Holstein milk cows, fresh and coming fresh. Frank Back l. mile S.». of P.q.Qon FOR SALE — Registered Saanun tmlk goat, null- '*‘!and Guodlassoti. » re?**..-! ia JA h•»»* — 4 heavy horse*, hau.ee*. wagon fur sale 70S N. Dvth S SOWS Five with 6 pits each, for sale j .heap, JA 2:96. GOOD THINGS TO EAT. APR! KS and Grape* for sale, price* rea sonable Bring container* J J. Smith, three mile* north of Florence on brick road KF, 4313 F-S GRAPES for sale. Walstrom. 6"th and Sprague St. Kenwood 2916. GUARD bv basket nr ton ®oih St mile soiiih i>nior J I. Gray. Hilltop place t’AKBH—Home made to order. Angrl foods a spe.uahy M1 19*»■• - GOOjl PLATES TO EAT. THICKEN dlnnrr Sundays Phone be fore 6 p in. Sat Dinner *\ ery «\r 6 p m. Homemade pestrit i breed JA *111 CLOTIMNG. FURSOETC FULL DHFS8 suits snd Tuxedo# for rent IA 3128. 109 N 16th st John Feldman. RED SILK Tuxeda *«cater; state 34. tan! '•"at wrap 11A 3 4.’>9 MUSICAL tNSTRUMKNTS TRADE your used ptano on a new player llano 11b ! a tic# aa low na 910 per month A. llOSRi; CO . PH 3 Douglas I‘IAN'1 \ l TTTt~T ■> T'ii~TT\ 09*6. FOR SALK^ WIiSCELLANKOUS. OFFICE SUPPLIES FOR SALE I TYPEWRITER desks fot h«Io single pedestal. oak. $. eitch I pedestal type w i tier de*i o,»4t $7 60 l .t-.uhle d< . flat lop. onU. 91- Call N P Dodge and Co, Mr, ILinhn.in, AT 197'.*_ WE III Y. it* II safes, make desks, show-* cases, etc timnlu Fixture A Supply to. ti. W. cor, ilth and PuugUs. JA. 27.4 HOUSEHOLD GOODS. THE largest stock of used furniture In Omaha at tb© Stephenson Auction House. 1609 Capitol Avs Auctions at 1:30 p. m. every Tuesday. Wednesday. Friday %nd Saturday. Goods al«o sold at private sale. I EXPERT sewing machine repairing. MICKEL8. Uth end Harney.AT. 4101 FURNITURE AT AUCTION This Afternoon end Tomorrow Night. DOWDS AUCTION HOUSE PUMP and pfpe. first class, for rale; also copper-lined bathtub. Call WA 4410. WA. 6633, one library table. $20; vlctrola with records, $4'' 4*^3 California HAHl/'rOAI, HEATER. A& GOOD AS NEW. HA. 2 4 2 7, DUOFOLD washing machine. JIA. 2174. i \S .STOVE 2214 Allies. KL 4 S3. _SWAP COLUMN. FOR TRADE—< >n© two story brick steel i front store nulidirg. 46x79. in eastern Ne-| braska oti th© main highway avd Mo. Pac. railroad, to trad© for western lard: either. Chase or Perkins Co. W. A. Ost, Nehawka, I Neb. i GOOD as new. hot water gas heater for installing 6 yds. gas pip© or kitchen cabinet, S-i«3. Omaha Bee.| TWO Winter Coats—13 and 15-yr. old., young man’s suit. 26, for what have you?1 8-182. Omaha Bee. i BRUNSWICK rhonograph to swap for what have you. Coat $125. About 24 records 8- 422, Omaha Bee. $200 EQUITY in player piano. Trade for upright piano. 109 rolls free.. £-424. Omaha Bee. ONE email baby Overland touring body o swap for truck body to fit same. S-423,; Ohaha Bee. ! 7 DOTS. paved s’reets. new addition, value $1,750, for what have you? £-176.] Omaha Be*1j THREE-BURNER Detroit Vapor oil stove to trade for lc© box, 60 or 75-pound ca-j parity Call KE. b 4M.I FINE muskrat fur lined overcoat to trad© for tires, other auto equipment, or what j have you? S 177, Omaha Bee j SOME household furniture t«' trade for auto tires, bed. tenf. spot 1 ght, or what i have yoq’ 8-17*. Omaha Be**. GROCERY r.r.d Meat business ♦radc fop; city property or land. S 425, Omaha Bee, j WILD swap or *<*; i /\ -1 auto tourist tent. 7x9. used 5 times. 8 416. Omaha Bee. FORD sedan to trade for desirable lot. Will demonstrate. 8-lin Omaha Bee. FHuTO pr*nt;ng frames, all >.-’••« l - suit can© ur whet have you?. S-4 26. Omaha Bee________ KIMBALL upright nano 'or sale or trade for what have you? 8-427, Omaha Bee. j '-'QUARK dining table for what have you? : 8-173, Omaha Bee.I WILD trad© on© battery chirp— part in) on a large speaker. S 179. Omaha Be# HIGH CLAK8 furniture. What have you? 8-4 18. Omaha Bee. WANTED TO BUY. I DESKS DESKS. DESKS. New desks used desks bough?, sold and traded. J. a Reed. 1207 Farnam St. AT. • 144._ ! «'ASH for 20 grr. ! j*ed cara. 35. A T. I Auto 8h< p*. 41*> N. 22«1 St. j APARTMENTS AND FLATS. TfIR BURDETTE :;ST AND BCRDETT0 IjOOK! ! \ four roem apartment *t $ Ifeat and water furnished Ret sure and »»» thta one .7A. ! 2196. DRAKE RENTAL AGENCY, | tTih and Howard 8» -j 12 t N SITH ST—Cheerful, modern, one room apartment with large cfo»e». kitchen and private ba*h room- HA. 2263 A;to garage* (nr rent E«'R m:\T-MODKRN BHU’K ELAT. Five-room. all modern (la? I,orated rlo«* to school and ar ,n*'. Reasonable rent. Rtfr-ren r^ijuirtd. Call JA. £670. After H o c’o.-k W A 1 n FOR ( SI. or DRAKES I ooo APARTMENTS Call Jachg«»n g<0.V *, > 41ST ST —New J - r< >n apt . prhate bath. heat, light, water, talc phone. gaa. pri’ entrance HA. >163 APARTMENTS find flat* f r rent W. J. PALMER CO. AT 11*0. Real Estate Management Specialists. PETERS TKr»T COMPAND , •WHERE OMAHA RENTS'1 AT 0E44. 17Ul «P‘1 Farn.m S’a HE A l TIV l’7, 7-room apartment. fur-, niahed. near ?4th and Farnam. Reason able rent Photic AT 73*2. THE ELSINORE, at 418 N n5»? H St., ha* the most comfortable and cleanest fur n.shed apartrnetiis in Omaha HA 3114. TWO-ROOM apt bath. steam heat, com pletely furn N. 23d. AT 67<>2. HE'.VTKR INN*. AT. f»«tt—!«(h and Do,Ik* Sts Homa for traveling man and wtfw. HA 73 40—sing'o or double loom*, walk ing distance, reasonable, AT 6741 Desirable Apt. well furnished, walking distance; n ferenr** required. STEAM heated modern apartments low rent <7. P. StobMna. 1610 Chicago St. HA 7124 or HA » Pf 4—Fi> c *!* and Hp\m room apt*, modern. ■ lioice location MODERN I-room apartment, good heat, newly decorated. 3637 So 2 3rd. i* ROOM ap. In ( hula Y.sta. >74. 11A. 433.V HOUSES FOR RENT. THIRTY-THIRD FT «7« 8 —New 4-room brick flat, tiled bath, built-in tub. con veniently located. John R. McCarvtlle* Realtor, 1002-1003 City National AT MC6 FIVK rooms and kh*. I%a r*r month and water rent 1112 North CO'.h. Call JA. J 1:044.__ I FIVE large modern rooms. »<* 'ord floor, j . water furnished. AT. 4*720 and HA. . 7010! MODERN 7 n one newly decorated house for rent at CM 4 IVpi'hton Ave. I HOUSES FOR RENT. AT. 9413—.7 room modern house, newly da irat ad ■ p i i orch KM 034c —Will ahat« modern home with • out 14 or two lad ca employed OFFICES STORES POR RENT TV. O 8TOM5 ROOMS new nr»i>c.r. nt'ii.DiNo 2110 HARNEY Th'-v are located right Each room i« 24x9 0 Ready for e • nun Oct 1 Rent 1140 i-er month, Including In a* and Jani tor service. On second floor of this L nOdiug there Is \rrv desir able office room «m>n»x i mate!* •100 .«• i DM • e f> • ■ I .«'! V V 1*- igo A * o Mr H.t imun. \T. 1979. Mvenlngs *nd Sunday WA, 734 ATi »R 1- I.atg mod rn. for rent, at 1414 Chicago i! 1’ Htebhlne. 1410 Chicago I’HIN AIM office furnished. AT 1 . O'. ROOMS FOR RENT. TIIH MIVNl r-f 2M« Capitol Av»; four large i noma and bath, atrlotly modcro; nglklng diet am e f 4 •* WM *>t'H ROOMS FOR RENT. -v -v - V J ^ I UHTY AMCUN1* ST. 4*2 N - or J large rooms and S»li«h.n, furnished or un - j furnished I v.-t h ng modern .\dulte only M \. .17 4 HA. 44ii4 (Tel.)—Room for student*. i~ minutt* walk from Creighton. $11.40 per mouth, null loom maty, $9 Mi. Hoard if desired. ROOMS FOR RENT. (Funildird. \ DAVENPORT ST.. 2537—T^rge beauti fully furnished front room with alcove, walking distance. Reasonable. AT. 4365. PLEASANT room In private home for 1 • r 2 gentlemen, garage If desired. WE. 6772. X. 25th Ave. LARGE front room, all mod , prlv. home, hot water heat, suitable for 1 or 2. 2705 ''umlrK. HA. 311° ______ 1 ?»*i9 HARNEY—2 sleeping rooms for gen tlemen; first class; atm htd. apts. JA. 5082. HOTEL SANPOHD—19th and Fsrnam HOTEL HENSHAW—18th and Fa.nam. Special ratea to permanent gu—ts M INN U LISA DISTRICT—Nicely fur nished room, private bath, private home. KK, 1830.__ .JA. 2413—Large, cool sleeping room* In * k flat L‘D'7 Famaji HA. 38*>3—Board and room for man and \« f» working people pref».? rt ■ yirKLY fum.-ahed room with private familj, 219'. faifornia HA. ftt4 HA. 7838—Beautiful room, home cooking arid privilege, clore \r.; rcasonab'e. DOUGLAS. 2907—Desirable room, private home, walking distance; re*s. HA. 8572. 3008 POPPLETON—2 furn. rooms, close to 2 car lines. HA. 1497. SIXTEENTH St. 1*6*22 No—Nicely fur nished front room, reasonable. WE. 8*91. 908 SOUTH Goth.—Large room for on* or tv-'". r»-'i»or able HA. 770'’ TN* PRIVATE family. 1810 Evans. WE. I08». _ .'39 P. 27TH—Attractive rooms, suitable for ont or two, 13.60 and 84. HA. 2741. JA. C775 (TEL )—Mahogany furnished room In private home, walking dlstat.'e. LEAVENWORTH. 29 2 3. Apt. c—Large, ifrr.pt room; Idea! hon;<*. HA. h*,93. WE. 9329—Nicely furnished room in Kountze park, hot wafer h^at. HA. *151—Beautiful home Room*. 14. 8»* Sloping poech. *.314 F Ts*. Ff. FURN. room, west location. WA. 08*7. ROOM in private family. 2313 G Ft. ^HOUSEX^EPING^POOMS^^ WIRT FT. 2128—Large, nicely furnished housekeeping remm«_ with kitchenette. Laundry privileges. wK 0361. THREE large front rooms. mod»rn and r iv furnished: rriv ate hou.e. ais>> I garage. MU N. 2->th f* WE 2'6». DODGE FT., 2707—Single Vnuadcecp rg: *Rr. iight and gas furn, 85, two nice front rooms, 17 90 WOODWORTH AVE—2 rooms, every L, ng furnished; prefer working couple. HA. 200L__ V IVX unfurnished housekeeping roe j os. *?*A per month; w ‘h ff»**ge, 6i6. 47.i N. nth St. Phone KE. 4310. :. tTTTTrcAoTrTTrTTTTbTiTTfTiTTiuT Mailed roomi. reasonable. AT 3 4 91. LARGE SUITE?, or aior'.e roorna in pri vate house. Garage. WE. '71* NEWLY furnished house* .ep - g; also sVsping rooms 2564 Dougiss H MARCT ST.. 3009—2 light hakpg- roomr, a o 1 s'eepmg re on TWO l’ght housekeeping rooms. S059 j <• ur* * Aw. KE. 3037. ROOM AND JOARD^^ HANS'’1 *M PARK district, brif# pleas ant room for 2, with board- HA 31*4. hoard AND ROOM for tw^ in pr:v*te hom* 47^3 North :»th. KE 189*. WK 237*—Two room* g od b^ard op. ' oral gentlemen preferred Reasonable • gae S«12—Dundee large re. i»lth n*a’e I for 2 men or husband end wife WA 2517. | 72<> N. 2* Ave. HA. 31*3. n:cs room 'for 'no Har-e.- , CLAREMONT HOT LI 17 nf AND JACK SON Weekly rate*. 15 to *7 0. AT. *944 REAL ^ESTATE^gENSON. ~ BIT A LOT IN Bonita ADDITION 11* Down ID rer Mor.’h dcCAOl'h INVKgLMKNr CO JA. 134*. ^ REAL ESTATE—DUNDEE. ~ DUNDEE BUILDING BITES. GEO ROE * CO. AT 1024 ^REAL^E^T^TE—J^LOJRENCeT FLORENCE FIELD WILL SOON RF OPEN. C W MARTIN A CO. KTHAWaT anils to whites only. K 77. 3 4*9 REAL ESTATE—CENTRAL. 1 MUST SELL-—-Five-room cottage. 2**2 Webster strt-et; business Jot, 2 4th street j lacing Spaulding rcsidenro lo*. 3873 Webster street, southwevi corner 73d and Rreael. Write own-r. Altman. 875 Third street. Milwaukee. W * • HOICK HOME BNAP—RENTAL TERMS '•-room all inol 4 bed roo^s. oak floor-, large garage, paving paid, near 27th and i Poppieton; bargain at I*.*00. JA. P1*0 JREAL ESTATE—Miscellaneous. BEST PRICES and workmanship Many new homes built this year. Personal service T. B. Campbell. Keellne Bldg AT. 8011. HALF acre. 3-re»om home, like new, eiec t' o light. *2.910. Very ea* terms. WA_ I . •3ft. evenings. HOMES for worKing men. Four rooms. rarity modern, full lot. easy term* 11.168 H*\e others. Stewart. Ralston 10-W S II. FLWOOD. builder of me 1 .-rn homes W.» will help > ou f nance 419 Sunder.and Bldg. JA. 3***. REAL ESTATE—NORTH. choice home. CLOSE TCI UNIVERSITY OF OMAHA Beautiful two-atorv home ft* r lam* rooms first floor, oak finlph. three fine bedroom* and larg sleeping roreh. gn ra*e. large lot, shade Mu*‘ bo ser> thing tip.to -be t , unto. A ;ra! buy. it ooo down. fa 1 owner after i p. m KF 4 7 i .*». A Kl \i "BARGAIN SIX-ROOM **mt-bungalow. b > ear* old pari ... .*•> ho*'! I • • dow n -1A *MM.k Mr V ge’ l> I BUt K A CO buy and soil homes rk\lj:si;ate—6°uth. lOil SOUTH imt ST. r \ <* rm« i> .* rn, o»k i fm livlnir Mad *i r.Mf rm* , (Ar»ro abiMi ll.1i*p«1> .for inai'o. :fon cal! 1 AT >,*ul, ?"» Of tv Vat hawk. H\\vt OM I'VHK -*o»tp p Some. lot; a!i o » floor* new!* dr 'rated. \ barjf*itj. V ; imo .1 * n.s. • • - » sriuvu s v ' - 1 Til ~ »*Tn *1 A I ,»i < n • I : a *1 .’if I ! r ,;!». hiP Hp,v .? \ p v i' MOl'KRN f room lw u*r f.rPt. I*o-*#v:iiion fu>\* So ” j%,* Ta*ar 4 T«*at arcclaht* m s. s I REA LJgST ATE—WE ST 5STII AND JONES LOCATION. Would you like an Elemwood park loc.'. lion at a. Minne Lura price? Five beau tiful room* strictly modern, new building, built for a home south front, snappy an up-to-date in every detail; located out '•here nature invitee you to frolic an-1 play in the city’s largest. mor! beautlfji park. Ooing at a bargain \alue. Ca.i today for an appointment. AMERICAN MORTGAGE AND FINANCE CO. AT. 2115 AT. Bill. I WILL SACRIFICE Tf you have $1,000 in cssh I will **■". you my brand new modern bungalow for only It.500 On pavf-d street. Lot 5©r J So. .Just being finished. Hurry and you -in select the fall paper and light fix tures. Finished in oak and enamel Oak floors throughout Full cement basemen’ \V- te Ho* W 533. Omni a lice, and I v.-i'i < r. 11 f-.r :■ j 1 tak- • >■■] ou». DANDY new thr***-room bouse. $2,D>" ‘las. vaier, electric lights Two 50-fo lots. C.ifton Hill. Street improvement* in and paid for. JA. 05C<, Evening* WA 1103. ONE 3-roorn new. and on'- seven-roorr, both on* finer, cioaa *o T hni »! Hir'-i a t! d Ta»es schools and Cathedral. HA. 3837. New Homes—Your Tarma. GROVE-HIBBARD CO., AT. 415$. 526 Sunderland Bldg. COLLINS COMPANY Builders of Built Right Homes. 408 Arthur Bldg.Office AT. 8821. WILL build to your order on our beauti ful lots in Edge wood; very easy terms Phons Atlantic 2540. “We Build to Please" TEMPLE M’FAYDEN CO.. I52S Farnam.AT. f»6 PART.SCII A HUF.TTEI.MAIER AT. IN ^REAL^ESTATE-WANTED.^ SELL NOW! We are Jn need cf listings at this time fall ii* at once for eervir« We reed 5. 6 and 7-room home*. Don't wait Wt> are member* multiple listing ei~hang'. Evening* r*M KE. 5€ll or HA 03*#. GRUENIG REALTY COMPANY. Realtor* J A ItM.14** First Nat’I Bark. FLLVICE AND RESULT5. When you list with u* Competent sale* f">rce JA. MS*. GLOVER c- hPATN. Realtor*. CHAS W. YOUNG A SON. Real Fa*ate. Rentals. Insurance. 1C*2 C ty Natl Rk.AT. f<4L SEE ue first. Need Datings, any location i to I looms. Shopen it Co., Realtor*. JA. 4::«. 2ZC Kt-elioe Bldg. HAVE buyer* for good home* Do you want to eel! yours* L *t It with C. A Orimmel. Realtor. JA. 1415. WE NEED some listing*. Buyer* waiting. Quick action. J. D HIATT CO. AT. »»3f. FIVE-ROOM house* near Windsor school, rrlred around 14.' 0. Rea?'-able town -*• rr--y AT 4D. Ml 4"’ ■ WANTED—Lifting* of land* and mort gage*. preferably ‘n <~ba*e or Perkins r- W. A. O**. Nehawka, N*h LIST your property with Chris Boyer, notary pub Jc. 22d and Cumlr.g Eta. H W Voilend Co #or R*%i F*r\ > #. At IM» WORLD REALTY «W ReaRor* AT. UfZ Chan. E. Belman, AT. 5250. Real Eatate. G A SANPKLU Krai Estate. ‘ AT. ~92iz'. Graham Peter* Co., aell homea. JA. $551. ?. H. Brow re Co. ae'.’a a :rea. AT. ZllO. Western Heal L* at a Co. JA *607. ~~~ ~ ~ realtorsI ~f ~ SLATER A CO., ffealtora. KerJ.ne Bldg. REAL ESTATE-EXC HANGE WE WfDI, submit yen a reasonable cl ft m exchange for your land :r • ne c* rr.d*e. Try u*. WS p-rrat.y ban wtat you are l>ok r.g for. BERT L cfV"»K A CO lift Brown Bldg AT tllT. -LETS MAKE A TRADE ‘ DANDY jh»f. ir.d and Pinckney. * re e x 14« Hjig. **ue- and s'dewaikr a . pa d >m f> $:5 x-ash. $lft a month, 405 Omaha Na • ■»! 1 k \ -ig JA f4;o. BUSINESS SERVICE BUILDERS, CONTRACTORS. OET cur ;»r: eg on ccmr’ete ca-age* Mor r.acn Lurat**r A Coal Co. WE. 644L ~ DANCING" ACADEMIES. I'ANClN i AND HEALTH 8CH<'»L I.easona at 411 tfd For pal time, health, reducing, et>\ Positively n* failures Introductory offer. 7 lesson* 8 K. n. » H--;> 1 Pal’Toom KEI.P1NK, 24th and Farsir. La'e** dance* taufbL Private 'rnnni ary hour. Claaee* Mu Tbuts and Sat. 7:*0 p. tn. Children * cima*aa Sat. afternoon AT. 7«: WE TEACH TOU HOW Arul w* don’t mean MATBI Class tonight. Privfctg lessons any A*n KEEP’S. 1118 Farr.am. Ja. 1478. DETECTIVE AGENCIES.~ JAMES ALLANS Petectlxea Expert aecret aerxhe. r ! 1-812 \ -M’> p’.vk AT. US4 RELIABLE Detect !r* p —-au 8uad«r)M4 Bidp JA. 2 f 6 6; eight. KE 8812. MILLINERS. DRESSMAKERS. NEBRASK A PLEATING hemstitch r.r coxored button*. l$©4 Fa mam. second floor. JA 4*7Q_ Fl'RS remodeled. *u!ta. dre«*ea a’tered; *. exv 1 \ fisher* to order. HA t'04 “ MOVING. STORAGE. 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