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* Congress Body
to Open Quiz on
Bok Peace Plan
Russian Recognition Question
and Teapot Dome Lease
Also to Be Under
Fire.
Washington. Jan. 20.—The Bok
peace award and the Russian situa
tion will be the outstanding subjects
of inquiry by congressional commit
tees this week. Other questions to
be considered will include the lease
of the Teapot Dome naval oil re
serve. Muscle Shoals, railroad and
farm relief legislation and tax reduc
tion.
Edward W. Bok of Philadelphia
will appear tomorrow before a spe
cial senate committee to explain his
$100,000 award for the best world
peace plan. His examination will be
conducted by Senator Reed, democrat,
Missouri, ahthor of the resolution
directing an investigation of propa
ganda designed to influence the for
eign policy of the American govern
inent and the action of congress on
revenue and other measures.
Walsh to Report.
Opening its investigation of ihe
Russian question, a senate foreign
relations subcommittee will hear State
P department officials, who will be ques
tioned particularly a.s to the basis of
the nonrecognition policy of the ad
ministration. The subcommittee has
before it 'the resolution of Senator
Borah, proposing a senate declaration
in favor of recognition of the present
Russian soviet government.
The senate public lands committee,
which for some months has been in
quiring into the lease of the naval ol!
reserves, will receive tomorrow the
report of Senator Walsh, democrat,
Montana, who made a special trip to
Florida to examine Edward B. Mc
Lean, Washington newspaper pub
lisher, with reference to the $100,000
loan which Albert B. Fall, former
secretary of the Interior, said Mr.
McLean had made to him to Improve
and enlarge his New Mexico ranch
after the lease of the Teapot Dome
ell reserve had been negotiated with
the Sinclair interests.
To Consider Farm Aid.
The Muscle Shoals question will
come up again Tuesday before the
house military committee. In addi
tion to the original offer of Henry
Ford, which he announced still stands,
the committee will have before it the
bid of a group of southern power
companies for the leasing of the gov
ernment plant on the Tennessee river.
Having concluded its puhlio hear
ings, the house ways and means com
mittee will resume ita study of tax
reduction.
The agricultural committee of both
tjte house and the senate will con
tinue to devote their attention to
farm relief measures, while the sen
ate interstate commerce committee is j
considering amendments to the trans
. portatlon act, designed to lower
ft eight rates on commodities produced
nd used on the farm.
The only important legislation pend
ing is the annual appropriation bill
for the Interior department, which
may come to a vote In the house be
fore the week end.
Nebraska University
Seventh in Students
Lincoln. Jan. 20.—In a summaiy on
"Nebraska University's Place Among
Tax-Supported Institutions," written
for the January issue of the Univer
sity Journal by Chancellor Samuel
Avery, data Is given from a bulletin
in regard to state universities and
colleges, recently published by the
federal bureau of education.
It shows that In the number of stu
dents, Nebraska holds seventh ptace;
in the total amount of support from
the states, Nebraska Is 13th; In the
average salaries paid to professors,
Nebraska is 13th; and in the case of
the presidents, 21st. The Universi
ties of California, Michigan, Illinois,
Minnesota, Ohio and Wisconsin have
higher registrations; the State uni
versity of Washington has nearly the
same number of students as has Ne
braska. All of the Institutions having
a higher registration absorb more of
the state's revenues, and six Institu
tions having a smaller registration
cost their respective states greater
sums than does Nebraska university.
“Nebraska is now spending less
than most Institutions for permanent
bt improvements," Chancellor Avery said
today, “and every effort Is made
through the reorganised business de
partments to hold the operating ex
pense to a minimum In order that the
real objects of the university's ex
istence—teaching and research—may
be cared for as adequately as pos
sible under present financial coudi
tlons."
Jury Taken on 32-Mile Ride
With Mercury Near Zefro
Columbus. Neb., Jan. 20.—With the
thermometer near the zero mark the
12 Jurors who for two days had been
listening to the testimony in the ease
of C. J. Jacobson against William
litipp were taken for a 32-mlle ride.
Following conclusion of the taking of
testimony. J. Dean Ringer of Omaha,
..ttorney for Jacobson, and Otto F.
Walter, attorney for Rupp, exprwuied
to the court the deadres of their
clients that tihe Jury Inspect the
houso which constituted the bone of
contention.
The house is located on Rupp's
farm. Jacobson, who built it as con
tractor, claims Rupp owes him 1600
yet on the contract price. Rupp main
tains that tlie carpenter did a poor
job and that it would cost about
?J.600 to put the house into proper
condition, mo he counter-claims for
that amount,
COLUMBUS—William Talblter, em
ployed a* an electrician by a local
firm, was arrested following receipt of
a letter from the Mhertff's office at
Fremont in which Talblter wan al
leged to have pasecd a no fund check
In the Hodge County bank.
^ ’ COLUMBUS—Thirty five employes
In Union Pacific shop activities and
on the rip track have been laid off
here with orders to report again for
work February 1.
Picture Hat Movement Fails
Forehead of Milady Will Be Exposed. Latest Fashion De
cree—Skirts Will Be Shorter and Feminine Figure to
Be Emphasized.
Bjr Universal Service.
Paris, Jan. 20.—High, upstanding
collars, stiffened with whalebone, such
as grandmother wore, together with
the “coat and skirt" which have not
been seen for several years, are
among the spring novelties for wo
men reported fronl Monte Carlo.
Material favored for spring will in
clude soft woolens and knitted fabrics,
which will be used even for evening
gowns.
Contrary to early indications, the
movement In favor of the return of
large picture hats has completely
failed, and milliners are now rushing
to the other extreme. The latest
creations either have no brim at all or
at most just a tiny one turning up in
accordance with the new fashion rul
ing that the forehead must be ex
posed.
Some of the smartest and most ex
pensive hats are devoid of trimming,
beirfg made entirely of varied shaded
ribbons cleverly interlaced. Others
carry narrow brocade or sprinkled de
sign of wild flowers embroidered on a
black background.
Straws will again be in favor, but
Trade Review
( By K. U.-DVN & (O.
Neither the volume of general comump
tlon nor the rate of production haa chang
ed very much so far in the new year. De
mand still lacs in certain trades, ns In
leather and footwear, but in some others,
ns In iron and steel, ami to a moderate
degree in textiles, there Is more buying
Some n**t gain haa come this month, as
was to be expected after the holidays, ami
prices are distinctly stronger, with h
lurger excess of advances In Dun’s list of
wholesale quotations. The latter move
ment is the more significant because it Is
not the result of speculation, but chiefly
of purchases to cover actual requirements.
Even where activity has incensed most,
conservatism governs the operations and
thoro is little evidence that goods are
brting taken for purposes other than to
meet real needs. This is a wholesome and
reassuring phase, and is in contrast to the
conditions a year ago. when there was a
tendency in some lines to over-extend com
mitments. With a large employment of
labor now, despite curtailment In some
Industrie*, distribution of merchandise is
heavy, but there is a disinclination to an
ticipate deniands very far Into the future.
The exceptionally open weather In differ
ent. sections, with temperatures above
normal, still checks retail trade In sea
sonal apparel, yet there is the offsetting
factor of a continuance of outdoor work
for a longer time than usual and struc
tural steel bookings are notably large for
this period of the year. Notwithstanding
existing irregularities and the uncertain
ties of the European situation, most re
ports about domestic business are encour
aging.
Merchandise Exports (*aJn.
With the issuance this week of the
December statistics, foreign commerce re
sults for the year 1923 are now definitely
known, though the figures are subject t-»
final revision. The present report shows
total merchandise expertB approximately
9 per cent above those of 1922, which
contrasts with a gain of 22 per cent in
imports. Hence, the so^alled favorable
balance of trade decreased sharply, be
ing. at about $37#.00,000. 43 per cent
less than that of 1922. It is, moreover,
fully 45 per cent smaller than the export
excess in 1913, the year before the war.
Yet last December's exports rose to
f425.000.000, the larg eat amount of any
month since February. 1921. an dexcecde.l
•iie imports by nearly 50 per cent. Tho
past y ear was conspicuous for it* heavy
id orts of gold, more than $322,000,000
worth of the yellow metal coming in.
ml less than $29,000,00O worth going
out.
Heavy Outgo of Cotton.
A statistical report came from the cen
us bureal this week that explained the
sharp rise in Decembers merchandise
exports. Along with the statement on
domestic cotton consumption. it was
shown that 345.581 bales of that commod
ity had b een exported last month, the
largest outgo In more than a year and
238.000 bales more than the total for
December, 1922. With prices very much
higher than they were in the earlier
year, this inrreas ie exports of cotton
obviously was a big factor in swelling tho
aggregate value of shipments of all ar
ticles last month. The figures <m con
sumption were of a different character.
They showed 401.669 bales consumed by
American mills in December, or 7.000 bales
loss than the November consumption and
almost as much below that of December.
1 922. Yet the trade had expected a larges
decrease and prices rose for a time,
though the gain was not h eld.
At the Nun.
"Down to the Sea In Ships” lias
received almost universal rating
throughout the country as one of
the "10 best pictures of the year
1023.”
There's something else about it.
It may possibly not be the best
I picture that has been shown on Oma
ha screens In the last 12 months,
but It Is certainly the most remark
able. For In it there have been
blended a atrange Juxtaposition of
the whaling Industry of three quar
ters of a century ago, a melodramatic
irtory of a young heroe’s captaincy
of a righteous mutiny at sea, and
a romance of the daughter of a
Puritan ship owner and a young
fob. who later turns out to be the
picture’s hero.
As a whaling picture. In which the
whole town of New Bedford took
part, this film would be Interesting.
As a melodrama It holds thrills and
excitement—topped off with what
the producers Joyfully and Justly
boast as the season's greatest thrill
on the screen, the moment when the
whale maliciously flirts his tall and
overturns out In the mid-Atlantic a
whol^ rowboat full of his pursuers.
And sgaln. the makers of love stories
can find competition In Interest In
the romance.
Anywsy. we went down to review
the picture—remained to be enter
tained and absorbed In the love story
of Marguerite Courtot and Raymond
McKee, In the two leads—to hate the
villain and pray for his deserved
moment of retribution—to enjoy the
antics of the new Juvenile Olaxa
Bow. who becomes a stowaway on
the whaler—to he thrilled with the
whnle chase and enthralled In the
meshes of plot and counterplot of
the ship’s mutiny, and finally to he
present at. the climax and the final
closeup when the returned hero saves
the girl from the villain Just before
the moment of marriage In the
meeting house.
The last was almost the only jar
ring note. We hnd so much line
melodrama that we honed he would
ret urn gloriously heroic a harpoon
In his hand, he poised on the prow
of the ship—but the author and d!
rector scud him hack to land In a
wild night of rain and atorm. nnd
battle his way through the villain's
henchmen, to confound Ills enemy
before the townspeople In the church
Much valuable Information on the
many problems ronnecled with sue
cossful farming may be secured from
agricultural papers and bulletins.
Winter evenings afford excellent time
for tills reading ami for the develop
rnent of plans for the next year.
the weave will Ire coarser and the
.colors lighter.
The annual Franco American ball
last night was a disappointment to
scores of women who are haunting the
salons In search of new fashion novel
ties. The big dressmakers, whose
spring openings will occur within a
few weeks, are taking unprecedented
pains to prevent lt*ks, some even
forcing their employes to take an outh
to keep the new Ideas secret. It Is
said, however, that novelties this
spring will be few und far between.
The slim silhouette persists, and all
attempts to reintroduce full or starch
ed models are meeting with failure.
Metallic cloth gowns were much re
marked last night, one beautiful mod
el, embroidered with emeralds, being
worn by Mrs. Perry Belmont.
Feathered headdresses blending
with the gown, which was a popular
idea last year, and also the silver
"headache” band of the past season
are disappearing.
The feminine figure is to Is; more
emphasized than ever, some of the
clinging satin dresses obtaining the
sobriquet of "gummed gowns," their
effect being almost as though the
wearer had walked Into the sea fully
dressed.
Skirts will be generally shorter,
while the colors are taking on a more
somber note, the ruling favorites be
ing sen green, turquois, peacock blue
and old rose.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS^
Funeral Notice*. A
REYNOLDS—Ira Kirk. *ge48. passed Jan
19. 192* Deceased survived by four chil
dren. Mr*. J Z Duyle. Ml** Mary, Ml**
Margaret Reynold of Omaha; Mr*. George
J. Deiinney of Kdgewater. Colo.
Funeral n-rvlre* will be held from resi
dence. 33J1 Webster, Tuesday *:30 a in
to St fere Ha church at 9 a. m. Inter
ment Holy Sepulchre Please omit flower*
Vault* and Monuments. B
"Automatic Sealing" concrete burial vault*
recommended by all leading undertake-.s.
Mfg by Omaha Concrete Hurtal Vault Co.
Funeral Directors.C
HEAKET A IIFAFFT.
Uundertakera and Embalmer*
Phone HA oj*5 Office 2411 Farnam
(ESTABLISHED SINCE 1892)
KOIUSKO Fl'NKRAf. HOME.
23d and O St*. 1 350 H. 13th *»
NIA. 06 Hit. AT. 1871
fRANE MoRTUAHT CO.
fONDCfTED BY LADIES ONLY
Sir. 8. 20th St. AT. 36*9 and AT. 4690
N. P. SWANS* >N. 17TH AND CDMINO
Quint, Dignified Supervision
f IlOS BY-MOO RE
24th and Wirt. WE. 0047.
C. C. HAYNES FUNERAL HOME
3920 N. 24th St. K E. 0257
DUFFY A JOHNSTON.
311 S. 23d. x\-w funeral home. HA. 0417
BRA (LEY A DORHANCK
1823 CUMING HT . JA. 0526.
HOFFMANN AMBULANCE
Dodge a t 24th. Funeral Director*. JA. I9G1
H. JI KRAMER FUNKBAL HOME.
5HI9 .\fllltary Ave. WA. 6,*14.
JOHN A. GENTLEMAN.
34 11 Ear dm m St.
TAGGART A SON.
3212 fuming St. JA 0714.
HULSF. A Ft IE PEN.
Funeral director*. 2224 fuming. JA. 1224
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■it 581 h and Center lleautlful. convenient
Telephone Wal 0*2" W»»l 4MM». At 197"
FOREST LAWN.
"VO a«i«* peioetual can Office *t
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^ ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Florists.E
ROGERS. Florist. 24th Karnam. JA. 8400.
John RATH. imh Camay., .1A 1906
Personals. 3
THE SALVATION Army industrial horns
solicits your old clothing. furniture. m«ra
sines YVa Collect. We distribute. Phone
JA. 4135 and our wagon Will rail. Call
and Inspect our r.ew homo, tl 10-1112*1114
Pod go 8t rest._
FITS or epilepsy. If you or any friend
wish to learn of a successful treatment
for these attacks write Mr. Ijepso, 193
Island Ave., Milwaukee.
M KS. JAMES E H A NRATTY ~ anyone
knowing her address communicate with
W-231. Omaha Bee.
.1 K. S. COMK HOME, or let us hear
from you. Am awfully worried. Other pa
vers please ropy. Mother .
IM MANTEL PRIVATE y ATICKMTY
HOME. 2503 Bristol WE 2908.
Theatrical historical masque costumes lor
Ola's end parries at Mezen's. Omaha
W ANNA SCHELL. 1311 N 25th. Meet
ings every Tuesday night. WE. .5569.
MASSAGE TllKATMliNT,
210 N. 17TH.
Lost and Found. 4
BLACK pocketbook lost Saturday evening,
containing currency and keys. Reward.
HA. 6S23.
VALUABLE papers of no value to anyone
but owner. Call HA. 1172 and receive
reward. #
BliUE nnd steel bend bag containing
purse and keys Reward. Mrs. S. S. Cald
Well. HA. 2390
TAN LEATHER GRIP CONTAINING
SINK UNDERWEAR. HA. 0961.
PIN—DIAMOND LOST. LIBERAL RE
WARD KE-4 07 7.
GLASSES, gold rimmed, lost Friday night:
also cane. WA 67 4f>.
Automobiles for Sale. S
CLOSED CAP. COMFORT
p 1 U a
R E - S A L E V A L U E
You know that you are going to buy a
used cur in the spring. Possibly you have
even selected one. But do you-know that
that same « ar will probably be 40 per cent
higher in th** spring than now? And do
you know that th-* resale value of a closed
car is* much higher than on an open car?
Let the other fellow stand the deprecia
tion Buy a good used closed car now
for the price of an open car in the spring.
CLOSED CAJt SPECIALS
2 1921 Coupes, demountable rims,
starter, extras 1360
4 1922 Coupes, excellent buys, will
give thousand* of miles of satis
factory eervlce $286 to $366
2 1922 Sedans. excellent buys
.$256 up.
.Many other zero bargains.
HANNA N-VAN BRUNT, INC.
Farnam at 30th HA 0868
MR. CAR BUYER
I have a 1922 Ford coup* that T have
Just had repainted and overhauled. Am
selling this car at a great sacrifice, and
will give terms to reliable party. For
the man who i« looking for a real buy.
this is the right car. Call ms at HA
436 8 Mr. Berry.
BARGAIN AT $8u0.
HAYNES SPORT MODEL COACH
IN A-1 CONDITION. SIX WIRE
WHEELS. WITH ALL NEW
RUBBER. WILL CONSIDER
SMALLER CAR AS PART PAY- •
MEN7 APPLY REAMS GAR
AGE.. 211 N. 16TH 8T.. OR
PHONE JA. 2668.
I SELL three popular makes of
cars In Omaha with a wide prl« *
rang, and all l*»dy types. Also
used car* of m> »t any make and
model. 1 will split my commission
with an> party who tips in* off to
any business Your name no'
mentioned. You know soma car
prospects Turn these into easy
money for yourself Strictly con
fidential. Get in touch with me
at once Box W-1Q15, Omaha Re*»
1924 CHEVROLET SEDAN
For sale by owner, run two and one-half
month" Front and rear bumper, steering
wheel lock. oth*r extras, at a saving of
1176. Good selling reason, will give eary
terms 2311 N. 16th. Apt. 7. Merrlam.
MA. »527.j
FORD SEDAN. 1921 model, mechanically
perfect Tires extra good. Appearance
and upholstering like a new c«r. Used
very little. A bargain at $246 00. Term*
Call HA 2001.
1HE best buy In Omaha for ftoo.
NEBRASKA OLDSMOBILK CO..
AT. 1770. 1048 Farnam.
USED parte for all makes of car. Ford
used parts at half price. Two wrecking
plants. Nebraska Auto Tarta. JA 4911
1921 FORD COUPE—Bumper, automatic
radiator abutter, good Urea, oth^r acces
sories. Fall HA. 4985.
LATE 1923 Ford touring, many acres-'
eorie*. Would like to get a roadster in
exchange. WE. 4.10t.
USED CARS.
O. N. Monney Motor Co.
2554 Farnam.
ESSEX TOURING, a good running Kaaex
and good tlrea. Needs paint, 1200 for
quick action. Guy L Smith. j
KORD touring 1917. good condition Will
let go at 1*5 If enid before Hat. Call AT.
4411 Mr 8ny der.
1923 FORD touring almost new with
starter, demoutablea and lota of extras.
Will sHl at big i Haro tint. WE- 4301.
FORD SEDAN—Late *22; good a* new.
am leaving town Call JA 2161. 1.126.
DODGE business man's coupe. 1923. term*.
R L Alley 3128 Harney. HA. 7492
FORD coupe., 1923 model, extras and
special paint Job. AT. |H97.
1922 FORD sedan. In real gno«* condition.
Will sell chomp Council Bluffs. Red 1111
Truck* for S*le. :• \
INTERNATIONAL. RECONDITIONED.
Cab and all-purpose body, cushion
firs*. sl*e, «ine ton.1260 00
Ford ton truck, pneumatic tires., mono
Master two-ton. solid tires, cab ... 699 06
A number of rebuilt dumps and chassis
at rock bottom prices.
ANDREW MUR PH T A BON.
64 years In Busin****. 14th and Jatkaon Sta.
1923 FORD TON TRUCK, dosed cnb, open
expreaa body, extra good cord tires. Was
broken in carefully. Hus double llanshr
shock absorbers. Fall WE 4302
1923 FOB!) ton truck, coal body and Gpb
In very good shape Must sell Term^to
responsible pari]. Call HA. 4368 aft*n 6
p. rn
FORI) 1-ton truck, late 1921. to swap for
cash oe what have you. KE 0276.
Automobile* for Exchange. 8
FOR BALE nil TRADE
FORD. LATE MODEL 1923 UH’I'K WITH
WITH ALL THE EXTRA*. 11A 4986
Auto Accessories Parts. 9
NIUKEL plated motor-meter will fit
to adb allv any six cylinder mr. also near
ly new. flaiiiid-lined rmNntor towr Very
l CM.suitable JA. 0 176.
USED parts for all mokes of «srs. 50
to 75 per cent off list prices, two wreck
)ng plants U>l*t Harney. HA. 4931, and
*!"• ■ < 'uming A P 1»7»._
Service Station—Repairing. 10
m.non MILE GUARANTEE against pistno
shipping Hiid oil poniplna • tortuous gas
and oil aavlng t'UOSHTOWN t. MlAOli.
912 1B 8 341 h Bt He* Mr. Mon In
INDUMTItl Af. AUTO M A <' 11 f N 1 NT 8.
Rsvfleid ogrbureton and Elsetnann mag
neto service. AT 1660
!». MI LUIIgIRM a mi.N 417 8 m i!
WHY 1*AINT? Wa ohh* enamel ent < I
« ar any ro!m 1 »•>lieo enameling ptw «► •> j
731 Mouth 27th 8f_
DEAD 8’IORAOE f<<r autos during win |
ter. 1516 l,oa\*n\*ot h AT 1P 7 •
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Bug.ness Service Offered. 13
RELIABLE Detective Bureau Hundsrland0
Bldg JA 2059. flight, KI. lit I i
JAM Eg AIJAN'H Detectives Expert an i«t
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you will get with the car of your
choice-take a wild guess at the
miles you expect to driv.e this
summer. Then read Autos For
Sale and see if you aren’t con
vinced that you san save enough
by buying now to buy “Gas” for
your summer'driving.
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Building Contractors. 14
LOW PRICKS on toilet combinations
lavatories, sinks, bath tubs, range boilers.
New goods.
MORRISON LUMBER & COAL CO..
22cl grill Paul Sts. WE. 6561
_Millinery—Dressmaking. 17
ACCORDION, eld*, knife, box pleating,
covered buttons; all styles; hemstitching:
buttonhole*. WrJfe Ideal Button & Pleat
ing Co., 301 Brown Block. Omaha. Neb
Telephone JA. 1936
N1SB PLEATING CO,
Hemstitching. Covered Buttons.
!&f>4 F»rnam Set and floor JA. 6670
PLAIN1 SEWING. JA. 3495
Moving—Trucking—Storage. 18
FIDELITY STORAGE A VAN CO.
MOVING PACKING
STORAGE SHIPPING
Household good*, pianos, office furniture
1107-11 HOWARD ST,JA. 0281
GLOBE VAN AND STORAGE
PACKING. MOVING. SHIPPING STORING
Estimates furnished. AT. 0230 or JA. 4339
GORDON'S FIREPROOF WH8K A VAN
219 North 11th St. Phone JA 3032; mov
In,/, packing, storage, shipping.
HEKIXS OMAHA VAN * STOP AGE
16th and Leavenworth Sts. Packing, mov
ing hiorage. shipping JA 4163
Painting and Papering. 1^
ATTENTION—Hotel. apartment and
home owners. Special price on wallpaper,
pa ■ orhaoginjc. Fred Parks. AT. 1404. A1A
6161
PAINTING, papering. First -class work.
Winter bargain*. JA. 6660.
FOUR r<*i»ma. deco-ated for price of three
for limited time. W. C. Luker. WE. 4961.
Patent Attorneys. 20
•I. W. MARTIN. 1712 DriJg*. Room 2f».
Omaha v Uo Washington double service,
single f-e Also help | patents
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Printing Stationery. 21
COMMERCIAL PRINTING IMrly Priming
Co 213 South 13th St Phone JA. 5066
Repairing. 23
USED and new sewing rna' hinea. Hew
ing machines and victrolas repaired.
Rent machines. 91 per week. 31 per mo.
MI* KEL AH SIC HOUSE
15th and HarneyAT. 4 361.
PHONOGRAPH and sewing tnach. repair
mg. Nothing to sell but service. Miller, 211
V 16th. JA 2147 MA. 194H evenings
J J WELTER. UPHOLSTERER. 4024
SOUTH 24TH. AT 6220 MA. 6069
Renovating and Dyeing. 24
"MAHA PILLOW CO—Mattresses made
over in new tick* at half the j rice of
new enea 1907 Fuming JA 2467
_EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted Female. 27
EXPERIENPED Ol*F RATORS
AND LEARNERS.
To sew on power ma> hints mak
ing Mina Taylor wash dresses
and apron*.
Apply factory offioc
M E SMITH AND CO. j
Tenth and Douglas.
Omaha. Neb. %
LADIES—I-earn beauty culture. Make
your life work easier, better paying ami
more pleasant. Day or evening Vlaaaes.
Short tourst) completes. Our raiaiog
explain* »'all or write for It. Molar Col
lege, jot S 13th St _
WANTED an experienced cook and sec
ond girl with r» f«*icnr«*e Phone HA. 33%s.
WANTED—White girl for general house
work, no washing 2513 Farnam St.
Help Wanted Male. 28
ADI. MEN. women, hoys. girl*. 17 to <3.
w ! ; ir lo accent government positions,
11 .1*50 (traveling or stationary?,- wrrlte
Mr Oarnent, 186 St. Louis, Mo., immedi
ately.
WANTED—<Jood mailer operator to start
work at once. Steady work with good
wages. Reuben H. Donnelley Corporation.
Nevada, lows
FIREMEN, brakemen, beginners. $150
$260 (which position?) Railway Y-2525
Omaha Bee
HEAL ESTATE SALESMAN wanted
give experience and »*«. . ne with < ar
preferred. W-540. Omaha Bee.
Salesmen and Agents. 30
SALESMEN — A high grade firm has splen
did opportunity for high grade iut!e*m*n
lo handle an old and well established line
of goods to large fa« tori*** and business
< onrern*. with Nebraska and Iowa us ter
ritory. Addr«*s S F Bovvs*t a Co. livJ
Davidson Bldg Kansas City. Missouri.
MEN—Learn barber trade Tills short
course—dsy or evening opens the way
for your own business or position sf top
wage*. Our system known everywhere
‘ all or write. Motor Barber College, lot
S 15th St.
SALESMAN Western Neb. stable line, car
furnished, salary and commission. W-lfO.
Omaha lie.
Situations Wanted Female. 31
NEAT woman wants day work WF.
0372
IUNDLE washing and ironing, careful
work ‘ailed and delivered KE-09.14
DAY \\ < >HK. lU'NDLEH IlKFKIlKNTK
WE 6904.
WHITE woman wants day work. JA 561*.
_Situations Wanted Male. 32
WANTED- Position m meal market, grn
cciv or drv good* store l-.’xpei fenced
> «»n i ii■■ p. ■
KIN A N C l A L._
Business Opportunities. 33
NOT ten
‘‘n a-court of Intel cat* In th* south
retjuirlnii mv attention, will sell m> gio
''try * mi ii'nikrt, also the building and
I" o let* lo tied in fine business* di*
t»ht m north Denver. For furlhat par
(1. UI a I » w Albert ID nt . 4.' 4 5 W
56 th A Vc., Denver, t*o|o
F“H HALE
The only drsv nml transfer line In a city
of 1.500 population tiuai an iced to more
than pnv for Itself m a year Part
'•t*b bn it m c t *» mii *, i<t i r * pmt * l ble party
reasons fot telling Address
EAHTLB k A TKI’NEH,
Plalnvinw. Neb.
RETAIL store room on main block of
ihtiving Ncbraaka !p«h. la offered f«»r
lease to aggi -tslve men boot PertPular
iv m il a p 11 I f.o men's clothing Mini outfit
ting Ex. Ollent .banco f.*t right pertv
Reference essential, Addles- Y-2S$4.
‘•inshs | It* o,
ANY business, anywhere, so I f cash
No publicity PVdrrai ftysltm Pax
t »m RMg AT. 0 46$
FOR HALE BY OWNKH
14 lt(»OMS. LIWIIT H'H’SFIx I l 1‘INtl. ' A
MdNKl MAKER ^4«'$ PASH .k-I
Business Opportunities. 33
BUSINESS MAN OR RALES MANAGER
$100,000 Corporation want* exclusive rep
resentative* for high class article for this
territory. Cash busmen*, unlimited field,
possible earnings, $500 to $800 monthly.
Requires $5t»o to $1,000 for goods. See
Company's Sales Manager C. C. Marshall
at Hotel Font* nelie.
FOR SALE
To responsible party libera! terms, small
electric plant dandy growing town close
state park Reyuite* about $3,000. bal
ance monthly out of proceeds of plant at
low rate. Thin i* clean going proportion
rebuirlng but io minutes dally. Fairburn
Light and Power Co . Fairburn. South
I >akota
Investment—Stocks—Bonds. 34
Laj W RATE on city property. quickly
losed; no monthly payment*. I A. 15S3
W T. Graham
Real Estate Loans. 34A
iV* AND 6 PER CENT MONEY.
Loan* on Omaha Improved property *t
lowest rates
FRANK II BINDER.
823 City NationalJA. ?M1
~ FARM LOANS.
Largo or small West Neb farina, ranch***
Kicks Investment Co.. s45 < *m. Nat Bk
KIX per cert loan* on Omaha residence*.
Cash on hand. Prompt service. E. H.
l.ougee. in* . 638 Ke^.ine Bldg
-MAH A H < »M K->—EAST NEB FARMS
O’KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.
1013 Q:n Nut Hh h*dg JA 271S.
SECOND mortgage or cortracta pur
c ha sod by Tukey Company 620 Firat Na
tion;. I Bank JA 4 22’
FARM LOANS near Omaha at 9% uer
c**nt. F. I» Wend -1> II Bowman. 310 8
18th St. AT C 1 ■. 1.
ITY re**i e-stat«* mor'gage* and con
tra* ts nought Mr. Laraon. 104 North
Fifteenth street
A N1 > 6 PERi KNT-S'O DELAY.
GARVIN BK'iS,, C*4 Omaha Nat. Bldg
I WILL »>uy mortgages and contracts
i crV; •*. 94* Om Nat Bide . *»mah«i Neh
Money to Loan. 35
THIS COMPANY IS OROAN1ZKD
To supply vrur money wants in the ssmt
way that banka supply th* money warns
of the business community.
Any amount loaned up to $500 and yoo
car repay it in easy monthly payments
Our equal payment plan repays ths loan
and ail charges
'Vs ha.*, been Is business in Omaha over
; $<• years a.*d can sesur* you. of s quick.
(Onfideptiai srd square deal.
OMAHA LOAN COMPANY
! 00 Ksrbach Block Tsl. JA. 2299
I Southeast. Corner 15th and Douglas Sis
! DIAMOND loan* at lowest ratea. buslaecs
•trldly ’onfidunt ial. * b* Dm mono l<o«n
<■*. 1; 14 Dodge Established 1»*4
_EDUCATIONAL._
Local Instruction Classes. 38
THH MID-WINTER TERM
, OK Btfvi ES COI.I.BGE
IS NOW OPEN
IN BOTH THE
DAT AND NIGHT SESSIONS.
Vet it is nut too late to enter. Begin
now and get the mental training and dia
'inline that will double your earning ca
pacity. Complete courses In ell rpinmer
rial branches—bookkeeping, eoinptometry.
-horthand. typewriting. teDcraphv. aecre
[ tarlal banking, salesmanship civil
ice, English. Writa. 'all or phono JA
lwfa for Urge. Illustrated catalog
BOYI.SS BUSINESS COLLEGE
l*th and Harney Sts . Omaha. Neb.
KIOHT to 12 weeks prepare you for a
fine offi' • position. <'# it AT 7774 or
write Amerii an college. 1312 Karnam.
D W t »RAK BUSINESS « 'OLLEGK
Stenography and Bookkeeping
Wead Bldg. 18th and Karnam AT. 7415.
TRI CITY BARBER COLLEGE
1402 Bodge N: 1284 Douglas Si.
«*all or write for information.
I’nni?-tom iter school. 186 Court a* v Bldg
Musical—Dancing—Dramatic. 39
LOUIS CULP.
MUSICAL DIRECTOR AND
PIANIST
Uf Hotel Kontenelle concert or
• hestra will s« « ept a limited
number of pupil*. Apply 621
.North 21st. No. 7. or Hotel Fcn
Unellt.
Lhl MR KEEP TEACH YOU TO
DANCE
Keep'*, l«if Farnam. Classes Monday,
vWdn• - 1 . \ Friday right* Private less* n
t'v HI Ii’rry 111 Phone JA. S4?6
Kbl.riM . : r»TH AND FARNAM
Big (lass Monday and Thursday, at 7:58
P m. Ten lessens with teacher* 14 On
Private !#- na anv Mine. Phone VT 788*
_ M E H CHAN PIS E. __
Articles for Sal*. 46
Nmulsmatm dealer. Thor»on. 104 S. Itth.
Business Equipment. 47
'N ). RUT. *-!l eafea make o*sk*. show
cmet, etc. Omaha Future A bunply Co
S W Cf«r, llth and Douglas JA 2724
FOR SALK $2»0 now Dai tor. adding ma
chine. u I very lien *« v e |108; get this
fin- v <: Mit'iyr Walnut, la
Fuel and Feea 50
MNl»|.tNG *• trut k-l«Mid. -Mivered
* * ws Ph«m* JA 8748,
KINDLING WOOD
For m > » heap *V E «I4?
K1NBI.ING wood for sale (heap; 2418
HlIHlr it* \V F. tV*:
Household Goods 53
FURNITURE • T‘t»• kind that rou would
like to DORMoaa as well a* slants articles
Price* within re**on. Stephenson Auction
House I»o| Capitol Good* sold at auction
and i riv ate »al«
FOR SAI K S ngt’i 24 4 shoe nta« hln«\
perfet | I'oiitllMnn, auaranterd, price
I‘f 56 ft.'* 174 Creator*, la.
I URNITUBK AT A UCTION
Thl» Afternoon and Tomorrow Night
D<»W|tg AUCTION HOURS
Swap Column. J]A
R A Dlt * v a • ne $40 n ntt* a battery, In
*wi'P for VJ gang.- »hotgun Ke bv»» I
I I ltier) for till tire
S 7 4.’ ‘‘l irtiut It*'
, - |
t ‘t tPPKIl find ♦(*•',» will trad* fori
i hli'ltint m farm piodii.i* MA S877
lll’l'Mt 'lltl K In good nv • haul, a? .-ondl-I
t ion f. r ■ tyhi i,.t s ;\f, Omaha He.- I
N I * »l ,| N ar-.d - a-e to swap for "C Clarl I
net h- 784. Omaha Hoe •
_MERCHANDISE.
Swap Column. S3A
GENTLEMANS watch, open face, 20
year rase, with chain and knife; never
worn: won *1 prize, value. $30: swap tor
Navajo blanket, picture* of Indian lif**.
gun or what have you? Write Box 8-787.
"niahR Bee
AUTOMATIC Colt .12 nearly new steel
larketa. case, etc., value $26. for radio
30x3t* tires etc., or cash cheap. S-788,
Omaha Bee.
CITY chicken farm inside city limtta,
good improvements and fine garden land
for hotel or other business. 8-739. Omaha
Bee.
LARGE stock and agricultural farm near
Omaha for Income or business. Address
8-791, Omaha Bee.
1922 FORD ton truck n*»w body and cab.
part payment on residence or acreage.
Address H-774. Omaha Bee
DIAMOND. platinum mounted. value
$175. trade for or as payment on good
Ford touring Address 8-79f>. Omaha Be.
8IX-HOLE steel range, good condition,
will swan for second-hand Ford car. 8-69.
Omaha Bee
1117.60 monthly Income—one Duutox. 2
homes on lot 66x150 for clear land. JA
.'HO, 224 Kcehn- Bldg
BOYS good overcoat, size 14. also good
Singer sewing machine for typewriter or
what have you? 8-729 Omaha Bee.
PIANO, new gas range and other furni
ture. Will trade foy egulty on lot or car.
AT 9649.'
POOL hall and barber shop In fine loca
tion, want roupe. furniture or what have
you? 8-793. Omaha Bee
GOOD Podge touring car in A No 1 shape,
for Ford coupe or roadster. 8-721, Omaha
Bee___
OOOD 16-gage automatic “hotgun will
tredo for wsat have you? S-71?. Omaha
Bee.
I WANT a good Ford pr podge Do you
want a good truck Let's swap 8-7 86.
Omaha Be**.
LAKEWOOD Wilton velvet rug to swap i
for piano WUling to pay difference S
784. Omaha Bee. j
Machinery and Tools. 55
LeBron Electrical Work*. 315-39 Ro 13th.
NF.W »nd second hand motors dvnamos
Radio Equipment. 59
DUAKANTEKD radio s»ts 1 '..45 and uji
It. M. SHI.AKH 216 North i»t S'
Wearing Apparel. 60
FULL DRESS suds and Tusedo* for rent
■TA. 3126. in'! N 16th St. John Faldtnan
Wanted to Buy. 61
DESKS. DESKS. DESKS
New deeks, uaed desks bought, sold and
traded. J C- Retd. 1297 Karnam It. AT j
6146.
3^ROOMS.for rent._
Rooms With Board. 62
DEWEY AVE.. 2632—Large front room,
walking distance home cooking. J A. 5307.
3019 PACIFIC—Nice room for two. pri
vate hon.on tar line, I1* 50. HA. 104€
HA 0560 <Te: ) — Room for rent, walking
distance, breakfast :f preferred.
IDEAL for 2 or 3 emnloved. reasonable;
:nea!» optional II A 1 3 7 A.
Rooms Without Board. 63
* BEAUTIFUL furn. room in new home
Hanacom Park district Reliable parties.
WA .16*9.
22^9 DAVENPORT well furmahed room
in private home desirable location and
* w«i n a * ■: e ■ AT 5 1 ■ _ '»
WARM, runny room in modem private
heme: near Te< h High and cur HA 5557.
VT M A K Y AVE —Large front
room for two young men private Home.
CCTJY room* in private family, very reas
onable. Juet call HA 7104 !
BEAUTIFUL room, well heated. r,'cel>
furnished. 2 block* from car MA. 0515.
BEAUTIFUL furniahed sleeping room near
Te»-h high, home privilege IIA 1115.
NICE room steatn heat. one or two gen
t >ri;er Ha.— irv ~~
3332 HARNEY—Attractive warm tooth
i oom. private f*m r.
647 LINCOLN BLYD —Two modern, fur
nished front sleeping rooms AT 2577.
Nli'K l.AR'iK WARM ROOM. WITH OR
WITHOUT BOARD HA. 1*27
COZY, warm sleeping room, very reaaoo
aMe WE 5267,
ATTRACTIVE front room for gentleman
only HA 0 5 "'3 j
Room* for Housekeeping. 64
49"* Hamilton St.. 2 room* with privat#
t>ath Furnished compute, to adulta, 119
; rr i:,f. r.; h W A T * T ?
2124 BL'HT ST.—Clean, comfortable and
homelike room* for housekeeping AT
M44__
2111 I >01701. AS ST—Newly decorated
bouaekeep ng room*. everything furnished
PARK AYE 1001 —Suite of two rooms,
•-lean. c< ay end a' 1 modern. HA D.l*.
THE T ANI'ON Ml S :« h St Hou##
keepang room*, dally «>r weekly rate*.
WARM front room, modern, everything
furnlahed employed couple J A 0474
TWO light housekeeping roorai all fur
nished 2413 Mason St. J A. &9S9.
TWO-ROOM apartment light bouaekeep- .
Ing. *'e.ryr hmg furnlahed JA. 4009._ i
WELL furr «h*d housekeeping room*. '
rea#on#b!e WK. 9247. j
TWO light housekeeping rooms. ever) -1
thing furnished Heated 240* Capitol
Where to Step in Town 67
HOTEL SANFORD — Itth and Famaro
HOTEL HENSHAW— 14th ard Famaro
8ne<lai rat** tr* » ermanent guest a
_ REALESTATE-FOR RENT
Apartments—F urnitbed. 6$
FURNISHED 4 room apt. private hath,
real kitchen, llanacom Park district.
HA 1479
472 SO 2ITH ST —Loveiy 2-room apt,
south exposure. rriv entrance, t'eaa ItA
HUNTER INN. AT 6969 24 and Podca
Horn* for the traveling man and wife
TWENTY THIRD S?"" .178* S 77t TV
Newly decorated cheerful, mod. 2-r. apt.
Apartments—Unfurnished. 70
BRAND new Brick Duplex,
nearly completed, with or
without garage*. Make vour
ae'ectlon NOW and select
ycur decorations.
N J SK« HI MAN A SONS.
11U Cuming St HA. 7949.
After office hours call
HA 2179; HA 9714
TURNER COURT
Available at once, park or boulevard ex
posure. Janitor. H 4 4*94
O M HAUSER. Mgr
1192 Dodge_ _HA 7149
911 FOREST A YEN l K OROC APTS
4 room ell modern, first floor steam heat,
newly decorated, very desirable, rent $*i.
summer. 917 50
K K AUSTIN.
AT 97>S119,v K.ret Nafl Bank BUg
DO YOU want a 4-room modern apartment
clone tn. walking distance, with Janitor
service, for only |4> a month? If ao. call
H A 1T1» or .1 A 9 7 + g
AFARTMENTS and flats for rent.
W 1 FA! MUR Co AT *949
Real Estate Management Specialist*.
BEAUTIFUL new five room apt In Duplex j
modern, at earn heal, separate entrance,
garage privilege* WK idll 1493 Riane*
F eTkit 8 TRUS TMiv F A N Y
WHERE OMAHA HUNTS
AT <? S 4 4 llth and Uvrnam Sta
FOR ONE OF"
DR AKE S 100ft APARTMENTS
call Jackson 2*09
7>>4 North 14th— Second Door 7-rooms,
modern, electric lights, steam heat Guar
anteed to keep watm Inquire engineer
STEAM HEATED mod apartments. low
tent, G F Stebb.na. 1410 Chicago St
SMALL AFT. partlv furn MHidern ideal
f.<r t wo people, reference HA S«49
FORTY FIRST ST. Ill s 4 'Him ’ovalv
apt . at earn heat fireplace HA 9j*t
HA 7124 'H HA 4*4* 9 large room art .
modern choice lo» alien
BKI 1 K *1 AIRE court, 494- Mticary Ave
New h room fat for rent . * ‘ I \A v ' Imn
Business Fixer* for Rent. 71
HMffl tttor—, ITt' month
tl t* si«hhli>«. IMP rht.-»*o
UARAQK f,.r r»»t. tt»l M.-ho «, St !>'
'V A 't.
Houses lor Rent
MA 1170—7-room all ittodein h>uae 944
REAL ESTATE—FOR RENT.
Houses for Rent. 72
RENT In Dundee, new duplex fiat at 44th
and Chicago Rta.. beautifully decorated oak.
floor* throughout. 6 large rooms and a
breakfast nook Rent. 175.00.
K K AUSTIN
AT 0745.1303 First Nal l Bank Bldg.
7 ROOM, all modern also sleeping porch
and bar k porch enclosed; full basement.
>1 block from 24th St < ar line. Inquhe
3354 So 24th St,
KOUNTZK PEACE -Eight-room modern
house, new furnace; oak floors, doubia
garage; »5ft \VK 47*2 X
THIRTIETH AVIS.-1326 So. 10-room,
all modern bouse. I#3 per month MA.
4 470
4*03 CHICAfJO—fi rooms, new. brick gar
age. beautifully decorated. J. L. HIATT
4 0.. AT. 99 0 0.
TWENTY-SECOND an I AM ES—4 4 17 No
2 2nd Ht 6-room modern bungalow, gar
age WE. 0952.
V> H r of.OKKH 2fi71 I>.,(1 6-r.i *nt.
tage. $ '5. 27ft5 North 25th St. t-rrn house.
425 WE 4014_
1*02 AND 1*0*1 N. 2*TH—Colored without
children, 5 rrn* each; mod except heat,
water r.-nt p • <! $3 0 JA 4143.
1812 N 24TH—Fo> colored family' wit 1,1
out children Modern six-room house;
water rent paid $4" per mon’h JA 4145.
2*10 AMES AVE—Entl*-#- first floor Four
room* bath, strictly modern Reasonable.
Must he seen to be appreciated.
5 ROOMS first floor, toilet gas. block to
car, whites only, 116 tyio. KE, 0471.
4201 Eafa’e*te, fi rooms modern. 140 per
tnnn'h Omaha Realty Co.
1.14 N. 4 JT — Six-room home, desirable
th • Vi- - a ind 4£ft. \VA. 3734. <
NEW • -room house for rent at 4529 North
1 fith St.
J10I NORTH 17TH—6-room modern house,
furnace and e>ctri* l.ghts. WA. 2651.
SIX roof-.* •*3r- 24U Pinkney WE 167:
Offices and Guest Room. 73
FOR RENT—1.000 square feet choice of
fice sna'* fating Farnsm street in First
National Hank building. Inquire Room
4^0. First National.
Farms for Rent 75 A
FOR RENT—Quarter section, deep, black,
drained lard. well Improved. Merrick
county, for 'ash or cron; reference neces
«ary, V-STC*. Omaha B-»v
-“-ACRE fruit farm for country home.
Improvement $* 000. West Pacific, Owner.
f»SQ gen w - • _iha IP <
RFAI^Ji^TATI^FORSArJE.^
Farms and Lands for Sale. 79
MISSOURI—$T. down. 35 monthly. buy*
2“ acres truck and pouitrv land near
town southern Missouri. Other bargains.
Bargain I let free Box 191*. Mt. Vernon.
I]b_
FOR SALE OR TRADE—20 acres Iowa
land well improved; 3 miles from town.
Roy Swtf*. Woodbine. la.
Houses—North. 81
1369 cash, balance monthly. 4-room mod.;
paved street. 2623 Seward St. Creigb.
6 0* H»r B'dg .TA 0200.
n E RUCK A CO buv end ee’l homes.
3-ROOM mod oak and enamel, handy
to Tech High na%ed street. $4,609, easy
terms. JA-142* days. WE-2263 evenings.
■ "__1_ — . -J
Houses—South. 82
WANT TO BUILD
Hare a 4-room modern but furnace: paved
- • * o 2 4' h
street carline Rer’s at 125 per month
Mortgage SI 4 50. Want to build ar.d will
consider a good high-class lot on the
ILW* equity.
AT 4 * CKEN 17:.2
2 HOUSES FOR THE PRICE OF ONE.
Income 1*9 per month
Keeiir.e Bldg A H MUSK IN AT. 9 9*9.
LOUIS COHN
has al! kind* cf propertv for sale. Phone
MS 0142 4*2 3 S 24th St
Terar A Tesar special lets :n 3. Side homes
L. I.’ SWANSON. R»al Estate JA 49. V
Houses—West. 83
TWO WALNUT HILL BARGAINS ~~
I5.2&0—F vt room kelastt ne bungalow ls
rludtng s* an room oak finish: lot 56xlS9:
paving paid. |1,IH cash.
55.2r'>—Six-room strictly modern heBA
4 room* down and two up; lot £0x1 *t.
12.000 caah. t'ali
OSBORNE REALTY CO„
it* Pet era Truat Bid* _JA ft ft
:rTH AND LEAVENWORTH
T am just "imtlf ne a very n cetjr ar
ranr< 1 4-room olon - I with bult-is tub.
tiled hath, f r-r ace. kitchen cabi
net; lot ix 40x156 Thte la a bargain at
17.256, on -aay terms I also have oth
er*. or win build and finance oa yoor
lot or mine
LICHTY KE 1426.
WILL build to your order ©a our beauti
ful lota In Edge wood; vary eaay terms
Phone AT 1540
FIELD CLUB district. Just f'ompleted. I
ro-'ina. modern, tile bath, easy tergia. Wa.
For Sale—Dundee. 85
IH N DEL BUILDING SITES.
GEORGE A- CO.
AT _
For Sale—Florence. 86
NETHAWAT ha# fraprc.\#d acreage nor’h
of FLOREN'CE for city property. Ke
1461
Lots for Sale. 88
LOT 5^x157. on S2d A\a. facing Hanacon
park, for axle at a bargain prlc^.
C. A GR1MMHL JA. HU,
n.ORF.NVr F!ELI' SELLING.
Salesmen on ground* *v<fy dav.
C XV MARTIN A CO. AT 41 IT.
__ . _
Real Estate for Exchange. 89
EXCHANGES of all kinds ft. H. Brown#
Co 142 S»rur!ttea Bide AT 1156._
EXCHANGE—116 A good land clear.
for residence In gcuid location HA 6242.
FARMS fiibNna *ted. 4K Peters Trust.
i-J-- ■--" ™.L»
Wanted—Real Estate. 90
"WE BUILD TO PLEASE."
TEMPLE Me FAT DEN
1565 Famam St AT. tflt.
sera ice and results*
Competent rale# force.
■H 2«GLOVER A SPAIN Realtors.
WE SELL HOMES I 1ST WITH vK
HAMILTON a CO.
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Today and Monday. 1 to S P. M
1110 V 40th Street
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bath bungalow, read' to •erupt. Ml
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