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    CITY OFFICIAL NOTICES.
ORDINANCE NO. 11861.
Aa Ordinance declaring the necessity of
appropriating certain private property
and lands for the use of the City of
Omaha, for the purpose of opening and
widening 46th Street from Saratoga
Street to Fort Street in the City of
Omaha, and providing for the appoint
ment of three disinterested freeholders
or said City to assess the damages to
the owners, respectively, of the prop
_®rty taken by such appropriation.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF OMAHA:
W Section 1. That it is proper and neces
•V *ary, and It is hereby declared proper and
necessary, to appropriate certain private
property- and lands for the use of the
City of Omaha for the purpose of open
ing and widening 46th Street from Sara
toga Street to Fort Street, said property
and lands necessary for such purpose
being situated in said City of Omaha, and
described os follows
West 26 feet of Lots 18 and 18, Selby
Heights, also the West 26 feet of Lota
13 and 14. Block 1. the West 25 feet of
Lots 13 and 14, Block 2. Gate City Park.
Section 2. That the Mayor, with the
approval of the City Cqpncfl. appoint
three disinterested freeholders of the City
of Omaha to assess the damages to the
owners, respectively, of said property and
. lands taken by such appropriation.
Section 3. That this ordinance ehall
take effect and be in force after fifteen
day* from and after Its passage.
Pasaed: October 2, 1923.
H ty DUNN
Acting Mayor and President of 'city
Council. '
Attest CLAUDE F. BOSSIE,
fSLAL. City Clerk.
ORDINANCE NO. 11857.
An«v?r<^lnaI£9 creating Sewer DUtrlet No.
83o In the City of Omaha, defining
its limits and size of sewer and manner
°f ,c°R8UH£tIS& the »me,
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITT OP OMAHA:
Section 1. That Sewer District No. 836
Omaha hereby creat'<> in the City of
Section * That Sewer District No. 835
shall oomprise the following lots and
traces of real estate, to-wit:
„aLo*" V* «17‘r18/ *?• a,20- 21- 22- 23 »nfl
24. Block 8; Lots 6, 7, 8. 9. 10, 11, 12,
13 find 14, Block 4, Eckerman Place.
3* t.he Sewer In Sewer
District No. 835 shall be constructed as
follows:
Beginnigj at a manhole at center of
lnteraectic™ at 51st and Center street;
thence south along the center line of
Mst street with a 15-lnch pipe to a man
hole 250 f?»et north of Frances street;
thence continuing south with a 12-lnoh
Pine to a manhole at the center of 51st
and Frances streets.
The alignment and grade to be a
straight line between the points speci
fied as nearly as practicable and accord
ing to the plans and specifications, on
file in the office of the City Engineer.
Six-inch junction pieces shall be placed
in said sewer as shown on plans, or as
directed In writing by ths City Engi
neer.
Section 4. That the City Engineer be,
and he Is hereby, authorized to advertise
for bids for the construction of said
sewer according to the plans and speci
fications for the construction thereof on
file |r. his office, such advertisement to
be published each day In one dally is
sue of the official paper of the city for
at least one week, and the expiration of
the time for filing bids fixed in such
►advertisement shall be no less than one
week after the first authorized publica
tion of such advertisement.
The bids shall be received and filed in
the office of the City Engineer and shall
be publicly opened at the precise tims
stated In the advertisement; and he shall
make an abstract of all bids received
and shall transmit such bids together
with the abstract* thereof and his find
ings and recommendations to the City
Council at Its next regular meeting after
the opening of such bids for its action
thereon
Section B. Whereas, an emergency ex
ists. this ordinance shall take effect and
be In force from and after its passage.
Passed October 2. 1923.
H. W. DUNN,
Acting iflayor and President City Council.
Attest: CLAUDE F. BOSSIE.
(SEAL) City Clerk.
09
ORDINANCE NO. 11861.
An Ordinance vacating the west TB feet
of east and west alley In Block 86, orig
inal City of South Omaha, being be
tween 23rd, 24th, N and O streets. In
the City of Omaha.
Whereas, petition representing all the
property abutting on west 75 feet of east
and west alley in Block 86. original City
of South Omaha, has heretofore been
filed with the City of Omaha; and
Whereas, said property owners hav* in
and by said petition waived any and all
damages that may be occasioned by the
vacation of said alley, Therefore
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUN
CIL OI* THE CITY OF OMAHA:
Section 1.—That the west 75 feet of
cast and west alley In Block 86, original
City of South Omaha, being between 23rd,
24th. N and O street. In the City of Oma
ha. be. and the same Is hereby vacated;
the City of Omaha reserving the right,
however, to grant permits for the construc
tion of pole lines with the necessary lat
eral connection along said part of said
alley; and also the right to construct
sewer, water main, conduit and any other
sub-surface structures which may be
found necessary for properly serving abut
ting property.
Section 2. That this ordinance shall
take effect and be In force after fifteen
days from and after Us passage.
Passed: October 2. 1928.
H. W. DUNN.
Acting Mayor and President of City
Council.
Attest: CLAUDE F. BOSSIE.
(SEAL.) City Clerk.
0-9.
ORDINANCE NO. 1185L
An Ordinance authorizing ths issue of
general bonds of the City of Omaha In
ihe amount of One Thousand Five Hun- j
dred Dollars ($1,500) to be designated
"Grading Bonds,” for Grading Improve
ment No. 80.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF OMAHA:
Section 1. That an Issue of general
bonds of the City of Omaha in the prin
cipal sum of One Thousand Five Hun
died Dollars ($1,500) Is hereby author
ized and shall be denominated “Grading
Bonds.” The proceeds to be used to pay
the costs of grading 40th Street from
Leavenworth Street to Pacific Street
being Grading Improvement No. 80. These
bonds shall be In denominations of Five
Hundred Dollars ($600). Shall be due
«nd payable in five years from date,
with Interest at the rate of five (ft) per
rent per annum payable semi-annually
with coupons annexed. These bonds are
issued under the provisions of. and sub
ject to. the limitations in Article IV and
► specially Section 24 thereof of Chapter
116, General Laws of Nebraska approved
April 20, 1921. ....
Section 2. Each bond shall be executed
in substantially the following form and
contain the follow-lnsr ’'ecitale:
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
STATE OF NEBRASKA,
CITY OF OMAHA.
KNOW ALL MEN BT THESE PRES
ENTS *
That the City of Omaha In the County
of Douglas and State of Nebraska I.
debted to, and promleea to pay_the
Do?la re In lawful money of the United
States of America on tho flret day of
October, 1928. with Interest at the rate
„t five per cent payable eeml-antiually on
the first days of April and October
resDe< lively of each year, and upon the
presentation and surrender of the proper
coupons annexed to this bond. b .
Roth the principal sum of this bond
and the Interest to accrue thereon are
Movable at the office of the County Treae
L daya of Douglas County. City of Omaha.
>'Thl.°boNndJ|S"!'h« absolute and uncondi
tional obligation of the City of Omaha
nnd the said City of Omaha !• h*r*®X
held and firmly bound, and its faith and
credit and taxing and revenue power, and
nil the real and personal property of saia
city ar# pledged for the prompt payment
of The principal sum of this bond and tho
Interest thereon as the same matVrK*«»,d«
This bond is one of a «file* of bonds
Of three (3) in number being bive Hun
lired - Dollar* each issued by the city for
the purpose of obtaining money _
which to pay the costa of grading
Street from Leavenavorth Street to Pacific
Street, being Grading Improvement No.
hO and issued pursuant to the authority
..f’ and under the limitations of Artb.l
IV. Chapter 116. General Laws of Ne
braska. 1921. and th«* ordinances of the
rliy and the proceedings of Its Counc.l.
Ml special assessments and levies made
on account of the said Improvements are
""edged as a Sinking KunS for the pay
m11\»°*now"fuiTne'r certified. recited and
declared that ail acta, renditions and
things required by law to be done, to
ix Jt* precedent to. and In order lawfully
to authorlxe the teeuanre of this bond
have been properly and lawfully dona and
Performed and do exlft In regular and
.hi** form, as required by th# Constitution
and l ew. of thi State of Nebraska.
In withers whereof, the City of Omaha
in the manner provided by lew hae caueed
hie bond to be eigned bv the Mayor and
i"ty Clerk thereof, and to be counter
.igned by the Comptroller of the City.
nd to have th" corporate «eal of the
<Mty Impressed thereon thl* —— day of
—- A. D. 19—.
Mayor of tho City of Omnhs, Neb.
Countersigned: _
Clly Comptroller."
Section 8. That the City of Omaha
covenants th*t It Is held and firmly
bound, and that Its faith and oredlt, and
111 taxing and revenue fo""™ *"a *"
of Its real and personal property are
pledged for the prompt Payment of tno
principal sum of each bond of thl» eerlee
end the Interest thereon at maturity, end
that all levies of special taxes and eaeeei
inants when and hi made on account of
th«* nsld Improvement will and nnall i>«»
pledRed a a i HlnklnK Kun- l'o P»y M.U
bond and the »erl<-* nf which It is part,
with interest. of maturity.
St* tlon 4 That the form and substance
nf th» coupons to he annexed to this
of bonds shall i.e SUch to nbllKate the
t ty to pay the accruing interest on the
_ bonds to which snnexed, at the time end
in the manner provided In this ordlnan* <•
f Section b. That this ordinance shall
take eff-ct and be in tnrrm from and after
fifteen deys after it* passsRS.
Passed: Out. S. HI^ ^
Acting Mayor and Frenldent of Clly
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CURE MS RHEUMATISM BUT I HAO A
c>ooo TIME -1 OO KNOlU AN olo doc
tor THOUGH WHO IS AN AUTHORITY
ON THE STUFF -HE CAN CURE H\E !
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BATHS MA SAW APUgRT>SEP
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VIHVCH THROUGH THE PROPER USE OF „ .
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\AJF\MT ROS HRS BECOME NOT 0NOf
s-—^rt-R benefrctor .
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CITY OFFICIAL NOTICES.
ORDINANCE NO. 11855.
An Ordinance creating Sewer District No.
833, in the City of Omaha, defining Its
limits and size of sewer and manner of
constructing the same.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUN
CIL OP TIIE CITY OP OMAHA:
Section 1. That Sewer District No. 833
be. and hereby is, created in the City of
Omaha.
Section 2. That Sewer District No. 833
shall comprise the following lots and
tracts of real estate, to-wlt:
Lots 1, 2. 3. 4, 5. 6 and 7. Block 347,
original City of South Omaha.
Section 3. That the sewer In Sewer
District No. 833 shall be constructed as
follows:
Beginning at a manhole at the center
of Intersection of 32nd and K street#;
thence north along a line about 10 feet
east of the west line of 32nd street, with
an eight-inch pipe to a manhole 20 feet
south of J street.
The alignment and grade to be a
straight line between the points specified
as nearly as practicable and according
to the plans and specifications on file in
the office of the City Engineer.
Six-inch Junction pieces shall be placed
In said sewer us shown on plans, or as
directed in writing by the City Engineer.
Section 4. That the City Engineer be,
and he is hereby, authorized to advertise
for bids for the construction of said sewer
according to the plans and specifications
for the construction thereof on file in his
office, such advertisement to be published
each day in one daily issue of the of
ficial paper of the city for at least one
week. and the expiration of the time for
filing bids fixed In such advertisement
shall be no less than one week after the
first authorized publication of such ad
vertisement.
The bids shall be received and filed
In the office of the City Engineer and
shall be publicly opened at the precise
time stated In the advertisement; and he
shall make an abstract of all bids re
ceived and shall transmit such bids to
gether with the abstract thereof and his
findings and recommendations to the
City Council at its next regular meeting
after the opening of such bids for Its
action thereon.
Section 6. Whereas, an emergency ex
ists, that this ordinance shall take effect
and be in fores from and after Its pas
sage.
Passed: October 2, 1923.
H. W. DUNN.
Acting Mayor and President of City
Council.
Attest: CLAUDE F. BOSSIE.
(SEAL.) City Clerk.
0-8.
ORDINANCE NO. 11856
An Ordinance creating Sower District No.
834 In the City of Omaha, defining its
limits and size of sewer and manner
of constructing the same.
BE IT ORDAINED I3Y THE CITY
COUNCIL. OF THE CITY OF OMAHA:
Section 1. That Sewer District No.
834 be, and hereby is, created In the
City of Omaha.
Section 2. That Sewer District No. 834
shall comprise the following lots and
tracts of real estate, towit:
Lots 2. 2, 4. 5, 6. 7 and 8. Block 38;
Lots 6, 6, 7 and 8. Block 39; Lots 1, 2. 3,
4 and 5, Block 40. Albright's Choice.
Section 3. That the sewer In Sewer
District No. 834 shall be constructed as
follows:
Beginning at a manhole on the center
line of Madison Street, 7 feet west of
the East Line of Railroad Avenue; thence
east along the center line of Madison
Street with a 12-inch pipe to a man
hole at center of 18th street: thencs con
tinuing east with an 8-inch pipe to a
manhole 80 feet west of 17th Street. Also
beginning at above mentioned manhole
at center of Intersection at 18th and
Madison Street; thence north along the
center line of 18th Street with an 8-Inch
pipe to manhole 20 feet south of the
north line of Lot 8. Block 19, Albright s
Choice.
The alignment and grade to be a
straight line between the points specified
as neaTly as practicable and according
to the plans and specifications on file
In the office of the City Engineer.
Six-Inch Junction pieces shall be placed
In said sewer as shown on plans, or as
directed in writing by the City Engineer.
Section 4. That the City Engineer be.
and he is hereby, authorized to advertise
for bids for the construction of said
sewer according to the plans and speci
fications for the construction thereof on
file In his office. «uch advertisement to
be published each day In one dally Issue
of the official paper of the City for at
least one week, and tne expiration of
the time for filing bids fixed in such ad
vertisement shall be no less than one
week, after the first authorized pub
lication of such advertisement.
The bids shall be received and filed
In the office of the City Engineer and
shall be publicly opened at the precise
time stated In the advertisement; and he
shall make an abstract of all bids re
ceived and shall transmit such bids to
gether with the abstract therof and his
findings and recommendations to the « Ity
Council at its next regular meeting after
the opening of auch bida for ita action
thereon.
Section 6. Where,#. «n emergency ex
lets. that this ordinance ehall take ef
fect and h» In fore, from and after It*
passage
I’aa.ed October ». IMS. w m,Nff
Acting Mayor and President of City
At"*"*';1:1' CLAUDE F. BOSS IE.
(SEAL) City Clerk.
0 9. _
BEE WANT AD RATES
15e per line each day, 1 or 3 daya.
12o per line each day. 3 or 6 days.
10c per line each day. 7 days or longer.
The above rates apply exclusively to
Want Ads which are commonly t®r”1ed
"public wan's" and do not include adver
tisemente of Individuals or concerns ad
vertlslng or exploiting tnslrbn
These rates apply to Th« Sunday Omaha
Bee as well as The Morning and Eve
ning Bee. All won-day sflvertlsemen s
appear In both morning and evening edi
tlons at the one cost.
CLOSING HOURS FOR WANT ADS.
Morning Edition.. • • ■ P- m
Evening Edition...,.,,,..H-3^ *•, m*
Sunday Edition.» p. m. Saturday
Want Ads accepted at the following
Mai'rT^offlee.17th and Farnam Sts
South Omaha..N. W. Cor. 24th and N Ftn
Council Bluffs...16 6«°tt
Telephone
ATlentlc 1000.
Call for "Went" AO Department. An
experienced "Want" AO tak.r will receive
vour add and a hill will be mailed later
The rate. quoted above apply to either
chartre nr cash orders.
THE OMAHA HER reserve, the right to
designate what conatltutea a public
"“"THE OMAHA MORNTNH BEE.
THE EVENINO BEE
^FUN^ERALNOTICES, ^
WILIiAItD—Mra. Margaret, formarly Mias
Nielsen, beloved wife of H. K. Hha 1"
survived besides her husband by her
mother. Mrs. H Nlelaen. one brother,
william: three slaters, ivrra. Frank Heu
mer. Mrs Albert Kaftka and Mra. Ruaacl
Jenson of Chicago. _
Funeral Tuesday afternoon from John
A. Oontleman Mortuary at 3 p. m. In
terment Hprlngwell cemetery.
M'KENNA—Mrs Margaret. HO years, died
at local hospital Monday morning Hur
vlved by two eons. James and John, and
two daughters Mrs. George Mallono and
Mrs. I tennis Hurley.
Funeral servlet* fr«>rn the residence of ber
son. John. 2207 Q St . Wednesday morning
to Ht. Agnes curch at 9 a. m Burial St.
Marys cemetery. Arrangement in cars of
Larkin Bros. _
H CNTLBY—Olivo K. passed away Or
tobtr 7. age 35 yeais Hho Is survived by
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Huntley
of Omaha, also one sister, Mrs. Mable A.
Snyder of, Ber-kat, Mont.
Funeral services «t» 2 p. in. Tuesday from
the residence, 1330 Mouth Slat. Friend*
Invited. Frlvate services at Foreat I.awn
cemetery a t 3 p. m. Crana martuary In
charge.
REEDER- Zephanla Hart, passed awsy
October *!. 1033, age 71. Murvlved bv hla
wife, Mathilda; two brothers, James
Reeder of Omaha nnd Charles Reeder of
fjrreoin. III.
Funeral services from Johnson * Hw.in
son chapel Tuesday at 230 p, m. Inter
ment Forest I,awn remet wry.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
HEAFBY A HBAFFY
TTnderfskan *n<l Kmbi»lm«r*.
Phon« HA nm Offb'c 2511 Furnitn
(EBTAHLIBHED SIMCB 1111 1
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
CRANK MORTUARY CO..
CONDUCTED BY LADIES ONLY.
IIS 8. 20th St. AT. I«S9 and AT. 1110.
ANDREW T. REED. Greater Omaha’*
foremoet COLORED undertaker. Phone
MA. 3991.
lfljFFY A JOHNSTON,
811 8. 83d, new funeral home. HA. 6417.
HOFFMANN AMBULANCE,
Dodge at 24th. Funeral Directors. JA 8901.
HULSE A RIEPEN.
Funeral directors, 2224 Cuming. JA. 1226.
OROSBY-MOORE.
24th and Wirt. WE. 0047.
TAGOART A SON.
2212 Cuming 8t. Ja. 0714.
H. H. KRAMER FUNERAL HOME/
6918 Military Ave. WA. 6814.
BRAILEY A DORRANCE.
182} CUMING ST.. JA. 0624.
JOHN A. GENTLEMAN.
8411 Farnam 8t.
VAULTS AND-MONUMENTS.
DISTINCTIVE features, see demonstra
tion at factory. Automatic Sealing Con
crete Burial Vault. Insist upon your un
dertaker using no other. Every vault
•tamped. Watch for name In lid. Man
ufactured only by the Omana Concrete
Burial Vault Co.. 6210 N. 30th 8t.. Omaha.
CEMBtERIES.”
'-^S^>^VIsTT^F:ORESTnLAWNr>#V^S^
North of City Limits.
880 acres. Perpetual care. Office# at
cemetery and 720 Braml?ls Theater Bldg.
flo^istsT ^
;E LARMON
19th and Douglas._Phone AT. 8244.
ROGERS. Florist. 24th Farnam, JA. 3400.
L. HENDERSON. 1607 Farnam. JA. 1258,
JOHN BATH 1804 F>rn»m~JA 1906.
LOST AND FOUND.
YOUR “Want” Ada In this column will
only cost you 10c per line per day for
woven days. 12o per line per day for thrcs
days. 15c per Uns for one day. The Oma
ha Morning Bee. The Evening Bee—two
lnse^kms^for^J^h^prle^of^jon^^^^^^
LOST—Pointer pup. about 1 year old;
white with brown spots; answers to the
name of •Dan.” Reward If returned to
X. P. Dodge & Co , 2110 Harney.
LOST—A platinum bar pin set with dia
moads In center; between Strar.d theater
and 43d and Davenport. Friday. Call WA.
0513. Reward.
LOST—Airedale puppy. Thursday, near
Dundee school. Name. Bob. Reward. WA.
7740.__
LOST—Purse and f!2. HA. 0626.
PERSONAL
THE SALVATION Army industrial horn*
solicit! your old clothing, furniture, mags
ztnes. Wa collect. We distribute. Phone
JA. 4135 and our wagon will call. Cab
and Inspect our new home. 1120-1111-1114
Podge 8t_
" AUTO SFORSALE. ^
63 Year* In Business—Buy Hsra Safely.
1 Ford Sedan. 1918 .836
t Ford Sedan, 1921 .|*2I
1 Reo 4-cyl. Touring .$125
1 Durant. 4cyl. Touring ...f«00
1 Durant 4 cyl. Sedan .. ...11,000
We have others $50 up to $1,000.
AT. 4411 Op*n Eve and Sun.
ANDREW MURPHY SON.
Durant and Star Cars. 14th and Jackson.
SOME bargains In used Fords. New Ford
son. Easy payments.
M’CAFFREY MOTOR CO..
The- Handy Service Station
16th and Jackson Sts.AT. 7711.
NEW and used Fords, casn or term*.
C. E. PAULSON MOTOR CO..
Authorized Ford and Lincoln pealere.
10th and Amea Ave. KE. 0141.
OOLDSTROM’S new car place. 2112-14
Harney. New and used cars. Cash or
terms. Ford bodies with winter tops.
Ooldatrom’a Auto Sale* Co., AT. 6546.
<H M VROLKT COUPE, 1922. PERFECT
CONDITION. FULLY EQUIPPED, SACRI
FICE FOR IMMEDIATE CASH SALE.
H F. NICHOLSON. LOYAL HOTEL
USED parts for all makes of car. Ford
used parts at half pries. Neb. Auto
Parf. JA. 4931
USED CARS THAT CAN BE SOLD.
NEBRASKA OLDSMOUILE CO.,
Howard at 18th. _AT. ’*77$.
WELL kept Six Runs fine. Good finish
Call IIA. 6019 at noon hour or after » p
m. Price, $175._ _____________
HIGH-GRADE new and used cars.
GUY L. SMITH
USED CARS.
O. N. Bonney Motsr Co.
3564 Farnam.
BUICK Touring. Dials touring. Max
well touring, one ton truck, all In good
condition 4429 S. 24th. MA 2906.
BUICK Six Touring; excellent condition.
Make m» an off«-r. HA. 6165.
FPIt SALE—-Th^e auto truck*. JA. 3701.
AUTO ACCESSORIES. TIRES.
HUY a metal garage Made in Omaha.
■ ARTEIt SHEET METAL CO.. JA. 0602.
EJ^^A T 1_Q N aL._
DAY SCHOOL—NIGHT SCHOOL.
Complete courses In accountancy, ma
nine bookkeeping, comptometer, short
uand and typewriting, railroad and wlre
leaa telegraphy, civil service and all Eng
lish and commercial branches. Write,
call or phone Jscke. n 1666 for large Ulue
trated catalog Addresa
BOYLES COLLEGE.
Boyles Bldg Omaha Neb.
CLERKS—Hallway mall. 18 upward $133
mo. Experience unne> canary. For free
Particulars, write It Yerrv < former Civil
Service examiner). 341 Barrister Bldg ,
Washington, P C___
EIGHT to 12 weeks prepare you for a
fine office position Call AT 7174 of
write American College. 1912 Farnam
TRI-OITY BARBER COLLEGE
1401 Dodge St. 1306 Douglas St.
Call or writs for Information_
MOLEH BARBER COLLEGE.
110 8. 14th Hr Write tor -atalog
WILL teach beginner* on piano at my
home Reasonable. WA. 2409
ANN MYER, piano and harmony. JA.
2413.
Comptometer school 3>'0 Cour|ney Bldg
HELP WANTED-^TALE^
WANTED—Severn 1 first dana plumber*
for open shop, who ran pee* examination
for license, we offer I1.2& an hour for 44
hoilr time and half for overtime,
double time Hundnvs and holhlnva; this ta
for steady work end Is exceptional open*
lng fur good men. Address Y-24 47, Omaha
He*.
W A NT ED—Several first-clasa sheet metal
workers for open shop; men who nr* corn
detent at thla trade, we offer $1.13 per
hour for 4 4-hour week, time and half for
overtime, double time Sunday* and holi
days; this la steady work and Is excee>
t tonal opening for good men. Address
V-2448, <>m*ha flee_ ^ _
WANTED—flood boys for messenger work
t'stl use a fow part tltno school boys, (food
’’TvEh/iWn* i’iNJON TBI.HORAPH CO.
$07 South Fourteenth.
VMIJND MAN- STIDY LAW !—Downtown
• •veiling sessions University of Otimhi
Law Nr hoc.' Nominal tuition. Enroll
HOW He* Ser'v |0lf fttnahs N*t. flank.
MEN now employed who denim oli.tiige
for Hi* betterment of their future, cell
at 2308 Cuming Ht , H»k for Itrady. be
tween 8 e. tn. and 6 p. rn.
to train for firemen or brsk
beginners. $160-1230 monthly (which po
situation 7), Hallway, Y-2464, Omaha He*.
WANTED—Clerk for general store. Call
MA. 126$. 2411 N atreet.
s
HELP WANTED—MALE.
sausage maker. M*ust give references.
Quality Packing Co.. Falrbury, Neb.
^ HELP WANTEp-FEMALE.
WANTED—Saleswoman of ability for
ladles’ apparel shop, give reference,
height, weight, ago and late photo in first
letter Kepn Baertsch Co., Lead, S. D. j
WANTED—Competent white maid for up
stairs w.irk: references required. Apply
Mrs. Ward Burgess, 122 N. 22nd St.
^^^e^tsjvanted! ~
MSl^!,^AUentToirN-^A^>,8urpirme^for^^yoir
a 14 revolving disk tempered steel knife
sharpener, simple, practical and durable,
sells on demonstration and a money mak
er for hustlers. Write for particulars.
Sample, $1.00. Reference Trevltt Mal
tla Banking Co. A. C. Conaway, Dept.
R. Champaign. 111.
SALESMAN WANTED.
THIS organization, the largest In United
States needs managers. I must develop 20
from this territory. Are you paid enough
where you are?
Do you desire a change?
If so—I will guarantee that It will be
worth your time to se« me.
$126 to $130 a month Is top money to
begin with, but if you have ability, we
will soon pay you more. Call at the Apex
Electrical Distributing Co. 4 16 South 16th
St., ask tow me personally. Mr. Crissman.
SALESMAN WANTED: TO SELL AS
SIDE LINK NATIONALLY ADVERTISED
“BLUE BUCKLE” OVERALLS, PANTS
AND SHIRTS—MUST HAVE EXPERI
ENCE. TRADE FOLLOWING AND AUTO
MOBILE. STATE AGE VERY LIBER
AL COMMISSIONS AND GOOD PROPOSI
TION FOR RIGHT MAN. WRITE BLUE
BUCKLE WORK GARMENTS. BOX 747,
LYNCHBURG. VA.
WE want 60 live wire wide-awake men to
work in Nebraska selling tho greatest
auto accessory ever Invented: sells on
sight to all motor car owners. If you
have a car and money to buy goods see
Mr. King at the Pontenelle hotel ThiP
is your greatest opportunity to go Into
business for yourself and be Independent.
FOR SALE—One of the beat cafeterias
In central Nebraska. In a city of 10.000
population, and doing a good business.
Reason for selling Owner wants to leave.
Buffalo Co. Realty Co , Kearney, Neb.
SALESMEN and tailors to sell first class
union made custom garments et moder
ate prices Colorado Tailoring Service.
600 Club Bldg.. 1731 Arapahoe St., Den
ver. Colo.
DEMONSTRATOR WANTED—Capable of
handling men and getting the business
Must nave had experience and able to pro
duct-. Former Insurance men preferred.
See Mr, Browning 30% Baird Bldg
YOUNG m*n. salary $50 per week and
bonus for those who qualify C. C. Cald
Caldwell. 1614 Harney, 7 p. m Monday.
WE ARE Increasing our sabs force. Iran
use two good, experienced salesmen Call
214 S 20th St. and a*k for Mr. Clark.
DAYWORK wanted. Mrs. Keating. HA.
6914._ _ _
BUNDLE washing UK. 6r.
CATERER—Cooks din. lunches. WE 1058.
BUSINESS» QPPQHTUNITIES.
CAPABLE. suer»*««ful man. with earning
capacity of $10,000 to 320.000 per year;
we want him to take rharge of exclusive
territory, on the fastest automobile ac
cessory on the American market, our m»n
are making from $2'. to $100 per day If
you are looking to better your position
wee Mr. King. Fontcnellc.
MODERN cleaning plant, priced to sell.
Only plant In town and doing a nice busi
ness. Bernard C. Monnlch. Ilooper. Neh.
ROOMING HOUSE, eight rooms, seven
rooms furnished Any reasonable offer
considered 6*3 N 2.td St J A. 491"
I AM LOOKING for furnished boarding
house to ront, good Neb. town. W-99J,
Omaha Bee.
INVESTMENTS. '
CITY real estate, mortgag*** and eontr&cta
nought. Mr Larson. 104 So ISth S»
66x132 FEET business district, fine gar
age site |7.60n. .1A 0327.
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE.
6H and 6 PER CENT MONEY.
Loans on Omaha improved property At
lowest rates.
FRANK H BINDER.
823 Cltv Nat TA ?£<!.
SIX per cent loans on Omaha residences.
Cash on band Prompt service. E. H
lojugee. Inc.. 531 Keellne Bldg
$100 to $i" 9nn „ « r rompt servlea.
F. D. WEAD A D. H. BOWMAN.
310 S 19th. Weed Bldg AT 0161.
MONEY to loan on farms and Cmaba
real estate MYERH A RAIN BOLT CO.
424 Omaha Nat Bank Bldg JA. 0746
OMAHA HOMES— EAHT NEB FARMS
C'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.
101 f. Om Nat. Bk. Bldg. JA. 2716
FA RM LOjTnS
Large or small. West Neb farms, ranches.
Kloke Investment Co, 645 Om. Nat. Bk
STRAIGHT 6-year loans. 6 u, per c»-nt.
AMOS GRANT CO.,
201 W, 13th_Arthur Bid g AT. »3«0,
m and 6 per Tent-no dei.ay
GARVIN BB«»W I64 Om Natl Bidg
SECOND mortgage* or contracts pur
chased by Tukcy Company. 620 1st Nat l
HU JA 4223.
I WILL buy mortgages and contracts.
Cnrkln. 941 Own Nat Bldg . Omaha. Neh.
FA RM 1.0 A NS-—C11 pin.*) - St eel .1 A 5604.
77 MONEY TO LOAN.
THIS COMI'ANy IS OROANIZKD
To supply your money wants in the same
"ay that banks supply the money "ants
• f the business community
Any amount loaned up to $500 and you
on repay It In easy monthly payments.
Our equal payment plan tepgys the loan
and all charges
We have been In business in Omaha over
30 >'*ars and ran assure you of a quick,
confidential and square deal.
OMAHA LOAN COMPANY
506 Karbarh Block T-l. JA 2296
.Southeast Corner Ifith and Douglas Hta
DIAMOND loans at lowest rates, business
strictly confidential Tha Diamond Loan
Co 1S1 4 Dodge El Eatab IMS
GOOD THINGS TO HAT.
GRIMES Oolden apples. $1 60 per buahel;
winter varieties. $[, after October 6.
Thr*e miles south"sat of Nebraska City.
J. A. Hollabaush
\\ HERB TO » II
DORSKYH Chicken Shark, brwf rooked
« hlrkrn In Omaha 6200 Center. WA 1 s6*>.
"■ -"T
DOGS. B j ROS AN I> PETS
TWO fr.nal** nlmdato*. 2’w month* old
tin ’‘lull WA, 7M»_
ri5H8JAN klttcna for aale !t**a*nna bl*.
Mr* H. i* Smith 1476 S l«th St.
kTIh sati- V ^ITT"i7TiTo?7 k i; 2404.
(IKAK AN TKK1» Sl,N(,r.ltS KK 47f7
LIVESTOCK AND VEHICUCS
B08TON terrier prdlyrreit WA. 47C*
POULTKy7
MAI I.AI1I' IH'I KS fnr miff. WA. 6»...
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
I'l.AlTKH piano, brautlfui mnn"K»ny, llke^
now, $200. 2720 New port,. KF. r*s 4 7. '
iT.A VKlt piano A ml la Maryam HA. 2140
PIAN<» lur eulf KK
CLOTHING. FURS. ETC.
FOR 8A!aE—f,*<1y** beautiful blank no*f.
worn very lltt)*, cost. $116 00. 8*11 cheap
1111 Alyrtl* Ay*.
CLOTHING. FURS. ETC.
FtjiriT3fUvSS^iMirtir^pT>TiJxl^oir^«»rta/renL
JA. 3123 109 N. 16th Mt. John Feldman.
FOR SALE—Two coats and one dress;
age 14 and 16. KE. 4b.;7.
BLACK FUR COAT, reasonable. WA.
6864.
"3Jty^riter^^
SPECIAL sale of typewriters. *19. Oliver
and Smith Premier visibles. All Makes
Typewriters Co., 205 8. 18th 8t. AT. 2414.
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS
SECOND-HAND lumber for sale. 4971
Miami 8t WA 21Q3._
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
WESTERN ELECTRIC. 1-year old. a bar
gain at *20; Simplex electric cleaner and
attachments, a bargain at 416; Frants
Premier and attachments, cheap at *20.
C 11 KE. 0118.
THE largest stock of used furniture in
Omaha at the Stephenson Auction House.
1509 Capitol Ave Auctions at 1:30 p. m
every Tuesday. Wednesday. Friday and
Saturday. Goods also sold at private sale
EXPERT sawing machine repairing.
MICK ELS.
15th and Harney_ AT 4*41
FUHMTURK AT A UCTI ON
This Afternoon and Tomorrow Night.
DOWD3 AUCTION HOUSE
OAK duofold and dining room table,
cheap Phone Kg. 0nfJH. 2481 Sprague.
DAVENPORT and chair, overstuffed silk
t.'U 'fry, *4>0 suite *100. KE. 6416.
TWO good dressers Reasonable. JA.
5244.
HKVTER. good ai new. reasonable. WA.
0464. _
SIX-hole cook range and kitchen cabl
net. WA 3131.
JlOOVKIi SPECIAL slightly used. Must
sacrifice, cai| KE. 0418.
BED SPRINGS WA. 4M9.
OAK buffet, good condition. AT 2146.
MACHINERY AND TOOLS.
NEW and second-hand motors, dynamos.
J.cHron Electoral Works. 314-20 So. 12th.
OFFICE SUPPLIES FOR SALeT
WE RlTY. sell safes, make desks show
etc. Omaha Fixture & Supply Co..
8 W. cor 11th and Douglaa. JA. 2724
.T7~Tswap column; ~~
for EXCHANGE—Eight full elr*d loi
ticar of encumbrance, lay beautiful at
4<5th ami Redirk Ave. for house and lot
or equity, diamond, or what have you.
3-944. Omaha Bee.
OLD rare coins and stamp collections
for diamond, or what have you? 8-901,
Omaha Bee.
TRADE f ne automobile and furniture and
electric washer for stone mason and con
crete. repair work. 8-943, Omaha Be*.
WILL awao new Chevrolet coupe for
four-ms nger coupe or light sedan. 8
931. Omaha Bee.
WILL swap new Chevrolet coupe for
four passenger coups or light sedan. S
991. Omaha lice _
GROCERY wanted for my Interest in
seven-room residence. North Omaha. W
SM. Omaha Bee.
'3 CADILLAC, first data running shape.
11400, or will Swap. HA. 0918. 214 &
; .'4th Ave.
8IX-ROOM house, two lota, York. Neb.,
fur small stock of merchandise. 8 163,
Omaha Bee.
EIGHT-ROOM house. Omaha; rent 130.
Will consider auto and what else have
v)U,> 3-D-2. Omaha Dee
SUIT—Gray sport, tuxedo coat. perfect
| condition; trade for navy blue skirt. wooL
;8 196, Omaha liee. *
I TO SWAP—3-table hall and soft drink
parlor for used car or what have you?
8-98 4. Omaha Bee.
BRA8S B-flnt Marceau cornet to trade
for radio tube set or radio parts. 8-713,
Omaha Bee.
5-R COTTAGE on car line, paved street,
to swap for automobile, late model, and
cash. 8 996, Omaha Bee.
‘TIALMERS light 6 touring. 1919 modet,
!> exchange for Ford coupe or roadster.
8 714, Bee. _
STERLING sliver salad fnrka and butter
spreaders for rug. or what hava you?
8-999. Omaha Bee.
VELIE 6 touring fine shape, for con
tract, "d mortgage or lot. AT. 0721.
WE. 4641.
GRAND Six touring car. excellent condi
tion. will trade for Ford truck. JA. 6723.
ONE Nash truck. In excellent shape, te
trade for Ford 8 71ft. Omaha lice.
1919 OVERLAND, for velour overatuffed
parlor set 8 903. Omaha Bee.
$809 EQUITY in cottage and 2 lots to trade
for Ford coupe or sedan. 8-T06, Bee.
ALBURN touring, 'mechanical i^rfectT to
swap for Ford. 8-717, Omaha Bee.
i>\'- v t*h truck In excellent shape, to
trade for Ford 8-716. Omaha Bee.
GOOD car wanted in exchange for real
«»tate. Mrs Mureau. KE. 21i!8.
CHOICE building Iota or fine trackage
for house close in. S-402. Omaha Bee.
MAX WEI. L roadster for diamond, or
wh»t have youn 8-99 2. Omaha line
DIAMOND ring, value $76, for Ford road
ster ^-7 16. Omaha Bee.
WANTED TO BUY.
iTEs^1^^5E8I^5^^DE3lcS^,^
New desks, need drake bought, sold and
traded. J. C Reed. 1207 Farnam St AT.
<141
APARTMENTS AND FLATS.
OUR DUPLEXES
Advertised last week .have all
been rented. We have other du
plexes now nearing completion.
Call N. J Rkogtnnn & Sons, HA
704ft. After office hours tall
HA. 6714 or HA 2I9ft.
AN APARTMENT YOU WILL CALL
“HOME ’•
No. 4"9 Austin 38th and Davenport Sts
A well arranged apartment pf four
rooms Never been lived In Will decor
ate Mi suit Be sure and ere this, vou will
like It. Call.
DRAKE RENTAL AGENCY,
JA. |80ft 17th and Howard
U.I.MK \PT8., rf.TII AND DEWEY.
Choice :.-ro.rn apartment, including sun
room, murphy bed, tile bath, largo rooms
newly decorated; walking distant e. Paihed
ground* s.m* Pm it or
■ ■ Ml' i N V .
Will KK OMAHA RENTS.**
AT 0r,44 17th and Farnam Sta.
AT. 79.11 Use vour phone. Get particulars
on 15-room flat apartment, heated and
partly furnished If dealred
COMPLETE second floor Apr with bath
and sleeping notch; hot water furnished.
W K 2736.
ArAliTWK.M» and riata Tor rant
\V J I'AI.M I'.R n) AT. *9*0
it. . ■ ' *
~ roit C NF: or
DHAKKS 100ft Al’AHTMICNTS
i all Jaukaon ?s0&
HTKAM haatad tnodarn am rt manta, low
rant U I* Stuhldn* 1 k 1 *» «'h». Hm St
l \ i. I • rm*
mm1 light* hmt. Wi 3114
APARTMKNTS AND FLATS.
TWO fuml»h*d two-room aiJ«rtn»*nt*. on
first and r.Mond flout*, all modarn. na w
hull**, «iu|*t noUthhorhund. h*at ftirnlahad,
*« *u |»«r waak. 6101 M. 20th Ave. MA
4124.
A >
APARTMENTS AND FLATS.
l?l?NVin,r,,lN^AT^,i»oO—24thand^Dodpe
Sts. Horns for traveling man and wife.
GARAGES FOR RBNtT~
oXrtAtTT^Trr^rear^^iTair^^eavemrortjr^1^
$6. Rasp Bros.. 212 Keeline Bldg. AT.
0721. _
HOUSES FOR RENT.
920 SO. 31ST ST—8 room*. 140: near
Franklin school: 7 rooms. $30. Addreaa
Krtlth Karla, 3830 Charles street.
SIX-ROOM modern house. parage. 2842
Capital Ave. Fall \VA. 8683.
HARNEY ST., 3210—6-room heated
apartment: janitor service and water,
$100 per month. Immediate poascasion
A -1 condition. AT. 9900.
FIELD flub district. 8-room. modern
house In pood condition. $75 per month
Rhone J. B. Kelkenny, Peters Trust Bldg.
AT. sail_
1604 LAIRD ST—G room bungslow. 2 extra
rooms finished in attic garage and drive
pa>E. DUCK A CO,JA. 3643.
SARATOGA, 2438—7-room houee, newly
decorated, all modern. Garage. |85. itaap
Pro* 212 Keeilne Bldg, AT. 0731.
DUNDEE BRICK DUPLEX.
California Ht. 4918-20. alx largo room*,
fireplace, all hullt-ln feature*, aolld oak
throughout, garage, WA. 1045 owner.
30TH ST.. 810 8.—1-rm. flat In excellent
i ondltlon. Modern ex heat, $23.60. Haap
Bro*. 212 Keellne Bldg. AT. 0721.
FIVE large mod roome, 2nd floor. Very
r*-ae. garage If dealred. AT. 6620 Or HA.
7010.
! LIGHT-KOOIf, all modern, garage, fine
! location, rent $60 per month. Call AT.
021n>. I- H. Stern.
VWO strictly modern five-room bunga
low*. 1209 X 42d fit. and 3527 N. 30tli
Hr ("’a l) WEB 3858.
SIX ROOM modern house for reht. 2250
N 19 th St Web. 1144 _
DODGE 2667—9-rooin modern, except
heat, $40. Phone WE. 3019
AFTER Oct 15—six-room houee In Dun
dee. 160. \VA 0392. _
6 ROOMS, all mod home, oak flntah; 3
bedroom*, near car line. 5134 N 23d St.
5-ROOM house, modern except gas, $30.
4537 N. 14th Ave. fail after 6 p m.
DODGE. 3<*06—7 rooms, modern, $60 par
month Gall WE •74»6
2414 PINKNEY. f >1 WE. 1677.
HOUSES FOR RENT.
THREE strictly modern furnished homes,
well located, "even rooms, long lease; ref
required. For sale if desired. WA. 3194.
100$ SOUTH 25TH. alx-roora house fur*
nl*hed. AT. 2192. __.
ROOMS FOR RENT.
WE 6571—3 unfurn. rooms, modern, except
heat; V» block to car; no children.
HA. 5226—Two housekeeping rooms, pri
vate home. Hanscom Park._
OFFICES. STORES FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.
Double atora, ground floor
Paters National Bank, with
large basement, vault and
storage apace. Inquire treas
urer Bee Publishing Co.,
Room $04, Peter* National
Dank.
FOR RENT—Very deelrabla si aea for
warehouse . machine shop or storage pur
• os*#. American Transfer Co. 1324 Leav
. nworth. _ _
PRIVATE office furnlahed AT 150$
ROOMS- FOR RENT.
SOUTH front Bleeping room, next bath.
$7. for two. also one room and kitchenette
with private entrance. $10 week. Walk
ok d «-one*- AT, 4 4*
3 5P 4 HARNEY ST—Connecting front
rooms, eepeclally suited for 3 or 4 stu
dents. *1*0 single room All newly fur
nlshed In mahogany. HA 7361
HOTEL SANFORD—19th and Faraar*.
HOTEL HENSHAW—16th and Farnafc.
Spedal rates to perms neat guaat*.
HA. nfr'7—Parlor, with piano, beautifully
[ furnlahed. Employed couple preferred,
j«jn.nl location, on 3 car Ilpes—-rear.
HOWARD ST.. 2989, nicely furnished
room. also unfurnished housekeeping
rooms, HA 29*9
DOUGLAS St. 2124—Mon Armour, mod
ern brick building, steam beat, use of
; wno. _
HA 6 726—Nicely furnished rooms for
gentlemen, strictly modsrn home, near
'■»r______________________________
LARGE, attractive room In modern apt.;
close-In. gentleman pref. Ref. AT 656t.
BEAUTIFUL rm : new home; priv fam
ily. 29th and Dodge; gentleman. HA 4731.
1 f»Tll T.. 1230 So—5 beautfulty furn. rma.
Stm ht Hens Hv dsv or wk AT 45*5.
1716 <’ASS Beautiful big front room ault
abto for two gentlemen. AT. 2390.
iiiM FORT ABLE room in privets home,
g rn11etnn n preferred. KK -'***
31>T AVL . $22 S.—Modem rm private
fam|ly. suitable for one or two. HA 4455.
iHIKTY-SKVENTH St.. 113 8 —Two
nicely furnished rooms HA. 525*
FURNISHED 4 rooms private bath, mod
ern .1116 Mason HA. 1479
HA 74h4—T.arae ateam heated room.
HQU SFJCEEP1^NG^ROOMS^
TWENTY-THIRD. *210 8—2 mod rma.
ivervthinr furnlahed. elertrlc washer,
laundry privilege*, also sleeping room*,
reasonable, fall AT. 6115 |
; iNORTH 20TH—Light housekeeping
f*ne 14 ner week. Call AT. 1213.
It Robinson.
4.4* Si W \RD—All modern 3 room a and
hath Furnished completely, $55 per
month A.lulls WA 3916
i HULK completely furnished rooms.
I ght heat and garage. 3215 N. 35th
St. WE 2566.
TWENTY-THIRD ST. $63$ S —Furnished
1 and 2-room apartment* Modern home,
(•run** Adulta MA, 4792.
SIXTEENTH FT. DOT N.-ONR. TWJ.
THREE ROOMS. EVERYTHING FLR
NISH ED. $4 UP
,1ST ST. U41 S—One large unfurnished
room for housekeeping; heat, light and
gna furnished. See this first
EARN AM 3157—Two light hekPg room*
an t kIt< herette. Everything furnlahed i
1IA 1 904_ '
WK a-• * <T*1.>—Three or 4 light modern i
Housekeeping rooms, ground floor
TTrTi fab NAM Nicely furn room and 1
kitchenette, suitable for oqnple employed ;
J1TII. 311 N.—NIC* large front houee
keeping room Reaaonahle. j
MARCY ST. 3009 2 light housekeeping j
rooms, also one sleeping room I
TWENTY-SIXTH 87.. 3S3 S —3 or % mod
ern rma. Steam heat, walking distance_
TIIHFE light ICk'p’g r’m*. Call JA. 5435 I
ROOM AND BOARD_
ROOM on tint floor eloae to hath prl- j
vata home, break fa at and dinner, lift par
Month R« f KK -.l&T?_
Mlll l'.n Park vicinity: board and room
to employed mart ted cnttnle; reference* ax
changed Phone KK _
< • A i, l K« »H N i A. .’v;7 Man room mat* want
ml rx< • 1 fi*nt I 'tird and room. IT pel
weak HA i7?l___
PASS jjrtl — Pa rule board and room tpr
i *tuden *. I block* to Creighton. AT
tOM.
FPRNIRIIKD mama with board or klteh
an privilege* Phone WK If AO Reference*
H\ tmr l.eval* room and excellent
board foe two. llanacom Potk dlatrlcW
CLARKMONT HOTEL 17TH AND JACK
8<>N Weekly ratrp. »5 to lip. AT. £844.
~RjSAL
BUY A LOT IN BONITA ADDITION
110 Down. $10 per Month.
McCAQUE INVESTMENT CO. JA. 1846
^REAL^jgSTA^
DUNDEE HOME
This very desirable strictly modern • -
room home with nun porch and sleeping
porch. Wonderfully located in Dundee
Beautiful lawn and shrubbery. Two-car
garage. Owner leaving and wanta to sell
?uick.
A 001$. Mr. Vogel, Calkins Company.
48 03 BURT STREET.
Five well arranged rooms In Dundee,
strictly modern. Fine 50-ft. lot. Paved
street. Close to car. Only $4,600. $'00
cash, $40 per month. Act quickly. HA.
ZZll.
DUNDEE BUILDINO BITES.
GEORGE ft CO.
AT. 1024.
^real^estat^-fl^oren^eT^
FLORENCE FIELD
, WILL SOON BE OPEN.
C. W MARTIN ft CO.
NRTHAWAY sells to whites only. KK. 1«0»
REAL ESTATE—Miscellaneous.
TAKE A RIDE WITH ME
1T.L SHOW YOU BARGAINS
LOVEJOT. C. <i CARI.UERG Realtor.
HC'MES for woraing men. Four rooms
partly modern, full lot. eaay tarsia. Si.290.
Have othera. Stewart. Ralaton 10-W
8 H. ELWOOD. builder of modern homes.
We will help you finance. 419 Sunderland
Hid* ja. ae<g,_ |
REAL ESTATE—NORTH.
A BEGINNER'S OPPORTUNITY.
MODERN 4-ROOM AND BATH
BUNGALOW.
Have two of these that will be com
pleted October 15. nice aightly location*.
Their valuta are increasing rapidly. They
have oak floore and bdllt-ln features; well
constructed, beat of materials being used.
Only email caah payment la required and
balance will be Ie»a than rent you are
now paying. Good vacant lot will also
be accepted «tme aa caah on firat pay-‘
ment. Evening* end Sunday call
Schmlt*. WA 1232.
R F CLARY CO.. Realtor*.
-tth and Ames. KE. 0175.
BRAND NBW BUNGALOW.
Choice tlx-room oak finished bungalow
all on one floor: tiled bath with wail
tub. latest plumbing, kitchen with all
the built-in conv*nlr-nceg. floored att; .
fine basement; level lot w'th shade
trees; on paving Price $5,780. Reason
able term*. Call Jackson 2282 or Har
ney o$2? ^
GET LOCATED BEFORE "fr^LD
WEATHER.
Near Miller park, new t-roora bungalow
* ak floors, oak finish in two room*, full
», —m^nt and attic. All modern, com
fortable rooms and beautiful view. Might
iaae car or lot as part navment. Call
Finley. KE 0512 or AT. 7411.
HAVE YOU A FORD OR DODGE AND
NEED A HOME?
[Can consider an offer on my B-roum mod
ern dwelling: facing Fontenells park.
, Here Is your chance at 84.090: easy
| *erms. AT. 4067
YOUR AUTOMOBILE. VACANT LOT
SECOND MORTGAGE OR OLD HOUSE
will be considered as down payment on
a new 5-room all modem bungalow. Call
Mr. Cole. WA. 754 4. Sunday or AT. 7 412
Monday.
$290 DOWN. $32 PER Mu
Thta dandy 4-ro*m home Modern **•
cept gaa Oak floors. Nice large lot
Chicken coop and pens. JA. 0913. Mr.
Vogel Caikina Company.
' E RUCK A CO buy and e#!l heroes
.REA L ESTA TE-S O U T H.
MT nice home, a bargain: six rooms and
nice bath on first floor: three and large
spstftlrs; nine rooms; real bargain.!
fine neighborhood, half Mock to car.
schools close. Only $2,900. Easy terma
3 lx s 19th St
HANSCOM PARK—7-room m--*ern Tmrna
comer lot; all oak floors; newly decorated
A bargain. EZ terms JA. 1428 !
1724 SPRING ST.—8-roora. all modern ,
houae. A bargain at price asked Crelsh.
Bee, JA. 02*0,i
Tesar A Tesar special!*# tn & Side homes
CLAHfONT HOME 11.199
<Will Sell With or Without Furniture.)
Owner forced to break ur> housekeeping
and diaros* of th's beautiful east front
home on 47th Ave Newly painted and
decorated Inside and nut: full lot: double
ravage with cement floor and pit. large
living room dining ronrp and kitchen;
oak floor* throughout. 3 large bedrooms
and bath ups’airs; all furn'.*h*d in whit*
enamel: full basement with shower bath
Ruud heater and furnace tn excellent
condition Th;s house furntahed com
plete with beautiful furnltura which must
alao be sold at once.
GEORGE A COMPANY REALTORS.
Atlantic 8924.
44TI1 AND PRATT.
BARGAIN.
5 room*, nearly modern; 4 room* first
floor: large lot. 59*130; garage Trice
for quick sale. 12.750. $780 cash. Call
KP 5811
ORUU.NTG REALTY CO Realtors
Jackson 19*5 1490 First Nat. Bk
A Tremendous Cut In •
REAL ESTATE
3519 Hawthorne Ave Berate Tark Addi
tion. 9-r., hot water heat, full lot Tier
age In A -1 shape, for only 18.759 We
need the money. Call AT. 92*5. I*. N.
8tyn
NEW 5-room bungalow, modern but g«a.
Clalrmont district three Meeks from car
Une Price 14 509—f391 Igwn AT 4*88
pop SALK—To settle estate, must * l!
seven-room strictly modern house, well
located on car line \V \ M98
'SCHUOKl'>Kn SHI.1.8 HOMES."
Snappy Buys— Kasv Terma
T.lx.-w-ro Realtors Ugll JA 3381
WILL build to your order on our Peeuti
Pil lots In Edgrwood; very sa*y terms
Phons Aftantio $540
5 ROOMS 2214 S 571h-—Elec. Oghta. fur"
nace. cement basement: 2 lota 88.809
Eaav terms JA 1918
COLLIN* COMPANY
Builders of Built Right Home*.
|9» Art hut B d*Office AT 3321
New Home*—Your Term®.
GROVE HI BRA HP CO.
AT 4988 528 Sunderland Bldg
REAL ESTA,
HAVE severs I customer*
I-undee. Mfl*f have a few l**
r»ght for quick safe
KDW'ARD r\ WILLIAMS CO . REA.
«0S-*1 Omaha Nat> Hk. Bldg JA.
HER VICE AND RESULTS.
Wh«-n voo list with ua
Competent *alea force.
JA, 2850 PLOVER A SPAIN. Realtor*.
LISTINGS for 5 ami f-room hou»*a Any
location Buyer. waiting
HELD LAND CO. WA 1078,
SEE u» f,rtt. N< fd Matin**. »ny loemtloa
5 to 8 toome. Shopen A Co., Realtor*.
JA. 4228 236 K»el)n* Bid*._
HAVE buyer* for *ood borne* Do yoa
want to aell your* 7 LI*t ft with C. A*
Grlmmel, Iteeltor JA 1616.
CHAS W. YOUNO A SON.
Real Karate Rental*. ln»uranc*.
1802 ("Itv Nat. Hk.AT. »66».
LIST your property with Chri* Boyer,
notary pub 1c, 22d and Cuming St*.
H W. Voll*nd Co. for Real Service. At. 8688
WORLD REALTY CO. Realtor* AT 24*2
rhaa E Belman, AT 6260 Real Eat at*.
a A RANDKI.U Rea) F.«t»te. AT 8222.
Graham Pctera Co.. Ball home* JA PAIR.
S H. Browne Co aella acre* AT. 88H.
Weelern Real Eatat* Co. JA. 8607.
Huettelmator Real Estate—AT. 8250.
1 1" 7
REALTORS._
SLATER A CO.. Realtor* K*«lln# Bid*.
REAL ESTATE-^EXCHANGE.
MINNEAPOLIS. MINN., Income, runs 1150
per month, also first-class land near lake
shore and adjoining 2 large cities, for
Omaha income. Improved land or good.
business. WA, 7388 or W-581, Omaha Bee.
820 ACHES northeast Colorado, clear;
soma Improvements. Priced 15.400. Want
country store building. 2820 James Ave.#
Omaha. KE. 4249.
1*0 ACHES eastern Colorado: I2.R00 worth
of Improvements Price 14.800. Want
merchandise or building. 2820 Jamee
Ave. KE. 424 9.
^^FARMS
FIGS and atrawberrl*- in South Tessa.
Yielding this 8200 to $600 per acre. Splen
did .and* for both from $26 to $60 per
acre Cash or *ertri» according to lo
cation. Write O. O. Mood It. 211 Vfc Mllom
St.. Houston. Tex. _
CHOICE FARM FOR SALE.
A 170-acre farm one ml!© from Aurora.
Neb . a town of 2.000 people. Farm well
Improved. Would make a splendid dairy
farm. F>>r complete information. Inquire
of C. F Brown. Aurora. Neb.
CASH FOR YOUR PROPERTY.
Sales made In sixty counties of Nebraska.
Mark Carraher. Real Estate Auctioneer,
Central City, Neb.
SACRIFICE. GOOD SAC
County Iowa farm. Chance to male#
money. J. H. Campbell. Monmouth, IU.
BUSINESS SERVICE J
BUILDERS, CONTRACTORS.
STORM sashes made, broken window* re
placed . gl.vxinr. window* reputtied.
He-man. Kll 17 r-l.
GET our price* on complete yaraye* Mor
rison Lumber £ Coal Cc WE 6541.
DANCING ACADEMIES.
KEL-PINE. 25th and Fernam. Latest
dance* tauyht. Private lessons any hour.
Claeses Mon.. Thurs. and Sat.. 7:3? p. m.
Children’s classes fcaf afterropn AT. 7850.
WE TEACH YOU HOW
And we don't mean MAYBE
Clast tonight Private lesson* any dour.
KEEP’S. ISIS Farnam. JA- §47i.
DETECTIVE AGENCIES
JAMES ALLANS D»?»ctlv.« Expert .ecr.t
— rvii:». N> vl; > Blork AT llll.
—1 —*^ T x 1.1 p B*ir,gu. Standeriaod
Bldg. JA. SOIf; night KE. I<11.
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MILLINERS. DRESSMAKERS.
ACCORETON. side, knife, box n’eating.
covered buttons all styles: hemstitching:
buttonhole* Write Idea! Button £ Pleat
ing Co.. 20* Browa Block. Omaha. Neo_
Telephone JA 1221.
NEBRASKA PLEATING COMPANY
Heme* itr hiny. Covered Buttons.
1104 Farnam. Second Floor- JA. 5670.
FURS remodeled; suits, dressei altered:
new Fox chokers to order. HA^ €'©4
MOVING. STORAGE.'
FIDELITY STORAGE A VAN CO.
MOVING PACKING
STORAGE SHIPPING
Household goods, pianos, office furniture.
1107-1! HOWARD FT.JA. 02**
EXPERT China, fumltnre. packera. fire
proof storage. Phone JA 1604 Th*
Terminal Warehouse Co., 7f$ South l©tb
St . corner Jones, on Viaduct.
BEKIN8? OMAHA VAN £ STORAGE.
I€th fe.r.d Leavenworth Sts. Tackiny. mov
ing storage shirr ny JA. 41*3,
GORDON FIREPROOF WHSE A VAM
214 North 11th St. Phone JA S0S2: mov
ing. packing storage, ih rp ne.
Gl.nEFI VAN ad STORAGE CO
Packing, moving, staying. estimate* furn.
Contra :s tv • b or h* JA ~' A. 0-20.
PAINTING. PAPERING.
WALL PAPER, 28% dis 'urt; r*«P*r hanr
Ir.r. painting. high c lass w >:k. Fred Park*
4708 S, 14:h. M.V 01*1. or AT 74 4.
PATENT ATTORNEYS.
J W MARTIN 171 i Dodge. Room *«».
Omaha, a io Wmahlngton double aerrtca
■Ingle fee Also help ae 1! patent*
_
RU)1Q.
GUARANTEED rad o tets *1 <5 and «p.
R v ShGg.s ;i< N.r;h '.^h St
PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS.
KDDT Printing Co. Ill 8 II St JA Hll.
PROFESSIONAL SERVICE
PRESCRIPTIONS carefully compounded al
the f Sherman a McConnell Drug Store*.
DENTAL X ■ rnr. tec encb II full ee«
»1> Pecurlllea Bldg Hth and Parram
SWEDISH MASSAGE Call W> «f*l
" -■ J
SERVICES OFFERED
WHITE! FT'S SPORTING GOODS SHOP.
SJh 8 SSih Gunt for rent AT Fgn*.
7% Guaranteed
Firat Mortgage Rea! Estate Bond*,
denominations cf 1500 and SI.COO
Principal and aemi-anmi*l inters*:
guaranteed by j
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.
837 Ob. Nat'l Bit Bldg. AT S»60
Griding Contnctors
ATTENTION
Approximately 19,000 cubic
yards of excavation at 24th
and Dorcas Street* must be
completed in fire weeks.
Call Hcmir V. Knouie, WA.
3610. Sunday, or AT. 5760,
Monday.
Health and Accident
Insurance Man
An Illinois Casualty Company has recently added a Health
and Accident Department and are offering the broadest and
most liberal policies ever known at a rate that will meet any
reasonable competition.
They want a man who has had Agency and Field experience
and i» acquainted with eondit ons in the middle west, one
who ran get out into the field himself and build up an agency
organization. This is a rare opportunity for the right man
and will develop into the management of this department.
W rite in detail, stating your experience, age. salary desired
and full information as to your qualifications to fill this po
st ion.
A'-2445, Omaha Boa.