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Follow Those Who “Know Their Oats”. Buy Your Car NOW! Mellon Asks Couzens If He Dodged Taxes Secretary, in Open Letter, Re affirms Statement High Sur taxes Becoming Less Productive. By AMoclat«<! Pr<*M. Washington, Jan. 25.—While repub lican house members were consider ing a proposal today to draft a tax bill of their own, using the Mellon plan as a basis, Secretary Mellon re newed his defense of his proposals In another open letter to Senator Couzens, republican. Michigan. In his last letter to the secretary, the Michigan senator had challenged Mr. Mellon to tell the country what effect the Mellon plan would have on his own personal taxes. The secre tary's reply did not mention that sub jeet, however, but Instead again In ti Hired whether the present high sur tax rates bad not impelled Mr. Couzens to invest a large part of his wealth in tax exempt securities. Mr. Mellon also disregarded Sena tor Couzens’ challenge to a joint tie ite on the Mellon plhn. ‘‘Tour case Is not unique,” wrote the secretary- "There are many other men In similar situation. Your case is of interest, solely as an illustra tion." Mr. Mellon emphatically denied he bad abandoned his proposition that high surtaxes were becoming less pro ductive. Mr. Couzens’ statement to that effect, the secretary said, seemed to be conclusion arrived at by some “unique process of reasoning” which the treasury head found himself un able to understand. "You try to answer the railroads' need for stock Investments,” the let ter went on.” the usual political dla tribe against them. The question is can they obtain the capital which is required to meet the country's needs and this depends upon what they can offer investors. Under' the present surtax, and it is they which have been the continuous subject of our corre spondence, a 6 per cent stock nets the small income 8 per cent. It nets the large income only 3 per cent. That is what I meant by inadequacy of return, and its correction lies in low ering of surtax rates. After he had assured Senator Cou pons that the Couzens tax exempt in \ estments were cited "solely as an illustration" and with no intention of indulging in personalities, Mr. Mellon continued: "Let us return, therefore, to the ■ riginal subject which is the basis of t lie rbrrespondence between us. That is whether the high surtaxes are be coming less productive of revenue to ' lie government and aro injurious to •usiness initiative. . . . The case Is really too plain for argument.” Secretary Mellon also wrote a letter today to Representative Moore, demo crat, Virginia, In which he favored enactment of legislation which would require taxpayers to state in their income tax returns what tax exempt j securities they hofd and their char acter. i Repeal of the excise tax on sbft drinks and beverages was tentatively agreed on today by the houso ways and means committee which is con sidering tax legislation. Chairman (ireen estimated $11,000,000 in revenue thus would be lost. /Committee members reported that thus far all attempts to repeal the tax on automobiles and accessories had been defeated. Danger to Court Records Bared Raymond Smith, attorney, speak ing before the Council Bluffs Rotary club this noon, declared that a fire in Pottawattamie county courthouse would inevitably destroy priceless records, which are exposed on open shelves without protection. Vault space In the bujldlng Is In adequate even td house the recosds of the clerk of the district court, he declared, and even all of the existing valuts are not absolutely fireproof. Quantity of old records Is kept on a hanging floor In the attic of the build ing for want of a better place, the speaker said. » '» '■ ' ■ — — —. Federal Charges Are Dismissed Five Indictments were dismissed In Council Bluffs federal court Friday morning for various causes. They were against Alba F. Fit. on a charge of stealing front the mails; Phil Mathleu, charged with chang ing the name on a liberty bond; Jacob Lewis, charged with breaking and entering a box car in Interstate com merce; VV. y. Copenhayen. liquor charge; and Martin Svenzsen, charged with violation of the pure food law. D. Ward Brown Rites. Burial of D. Ward Brown, who died In Denver January lfi, took place Mon day In Forest Lawn cemetery. He lived hi Omaha for 15 years, leaving here 20 yenrs ago for Denver. Ills sister, Enuna, died here, January H Funeral services were held In the Bralley & Dorrance chapel. Surviving him are his son, Harry, and daughter. Mrs. Ethel Petersen, both of Omaha, his widow and three step-children, and two ulsters, Grace Brown of Omaha and Mrs. Shelby Wolfe of Denver. Bressnian Rites*. funeral services for Theodore Bressman. park employe, who died Tuesday at the home of his daugh ter, Mrs. Walter Reiner, were held Friday morning at 10 at Gentleman's fyneral home. Rev. Howard C. Whlt , 'comb, pastor of Calvary Baptist church, officiated. Burial was In Forest f.awn cemetery. Pallbearers were Charles Bressman. IT. H. Itrcss man, William Rhyn, Walter Reiner. Edward and Alfred Hwdnson. § Retail Grocers Hear Burke Edward It. Burke spoke on "Eaw as an Aid in Collection.” at a moot ing of the Omaha Retail Grocers’ as sociation Thursday night. M. C. Thompson of the Union Fuel com pany and L. F. Wykert of Thomas Kilpatrick & Co., spok on phases of credit. Flans were started for the attendance of a large delegation from Omaha lo tile annual state grocers' convention at Elncoln, February 27. The association appointed tlit- fol lowing committees for the year: Loi'iidn.tivo and Sunday closing; Louis Somini’r, Sam Newman, George Moeller, John T. Kuppig, trade relalions. I M> = kovitz, Samuel Sommer, Fred Hamiegan. C. N. Wolfe. B*n Newman; entertain ment, II. John K mid.sen, I.. t\ Nielnon. Charles M Junecok, J. Gro> . Loum Hh duziner, Harry Goldcnbortr. William Red loff; honorary membership. Jake has tain, Jaki-- Herkavltz; auditing, A. .). Howell, J. B. Graham; sick, J. B. Grah’im, I. lMoskoviiz, J. E. Kirk. M. .1. Simon; membership. Richard .lepson; food show, Sam Rosenhlum. Charles K Kelly (country store and market); and picnic, Fred Hannogan, T. E. Shnfer. 15,000 Deaths by Auto Last Year Natioiial Safety <iuiincil Recommends List of Pre ventive Measures By A**oHate«l Free*. Chiciigo, Jan. 2.7.—The National Safety council toduy in announcing that 17,000 druths were caused in tlie United States during 1923, by auto mobiles, outlined three recommenda tions which it said it could be ap plied in any city to bring a reduction in street accidents. They are: 1. That traffic movement along main arteries and subsidiary chan nels ho studied and traffic maps made so that traffic distribution and control may bo made effective. 2. That city spot maps showing llie place of every traffic accident lie made so that local centers of hazard trlay be identified and proper treat ment at conditions prescribed. 3. That tiie intelligent co-operation of every user of public streets lie ob tained through community organiza tion and education directed at the de velopment of safer conditions and conduit everywhere. While automobile deaths in 1923 are estimated by the safety eout. il to have been 1,000 more than in the preceding year, the following cities are said to have reported substantial decreases: Ban Francisco, Minneapolis, Sacra-j mento, Eh lea go, New Haven. New Bedford. Mass.; Grand Rapids, Mich.;1 Providence, It. I.; Seattle, Elizabeth, N. J.; Racine, Wis.; Toledo, Salt Lake City, Portland, Ore.; Syracuse, N. V. Earger cities, reporting increased fatal automobile accidents Include: Oakland. Cal., and Eos Angeles. Actor Held in Fur Cape Theft Ernest Veshuel, 18, an actor, who Is ''resting'’ in Omaha, Is held by police for investigation on complaint of Mrs. Ruby Ask In, 1722 Capitol avenue, who alleges that he robbed her after she. befriended him. After he arrived In Omaha with out funds, she said, she took him to her home and gave him a meal. Later, she alleges, whilo she was away from him, he returned to the house and stole a fur cape and an Ivory toilet set. The stolen articles were recovered. Girl of 15.Dies After Operation Madeline Gamier, 1.7, only daugh ter of Enoch Gemler, 717 South Eighteenth stret. died Thursday night at a local hospital after an Illness of six weeks following an operation. Funeral services will be held Sat urday morning at 8:30 from Gentle-' man’s funeral home to St. Peters church at 9. Burial will he in Grace land Park cemetery. -1 I Hamburg Woman Dies in Omaha Mrs. Emily J. Bridges. f8, of Ham burg, lu., died Thursday night at a local hospital. The body will lie sent this afternoon from Cole-McKay fun eral home to Hamburg. The husband, Walter Bridges, and two daughters, Mrs. Ora M. Clarke, rerlvllle. 111., Mrs. Clarence Lee, Washington, Neb., survive. Aged Resident Dies. Mrs. Marie C. Neilsen. 84, resident of Douglas county for 43 years, died Wednesday morning at the home of her son, Mathias Neilsen. a farm three miles north of Irvington, N'eb. Surviving are her husband, Carsteu Neilsen, the son, and a daughter, Mrs. Arina Moyge of Irvington Funeral services were held Friday afternoon at 2 at the I arm home. Burial will be in Mount Hope ceme tery. Koutaky Not Candidate. City Commissioner Koutwky stated Friday morning that lie will not be a candidate for governor this year. He alao stated that he Is uncertain whether he will make another race for city commissioner. "Two yearM hence I may get Into the race for governor,” he added. St. Joe Woman Dies. Mr*. Emma S. Jtrowne, nit, resident of tit. Joaeph, Mo., died Wednesday in Council HlufO. Sir* 1h survived by throo nleeea and ji. nephew. The body will be token to Ht. Joseph for burial. Auto Victim Sues. P.ennle Parlant filed Htiit in federal court In Council ftluffa Friday for $3,000 against l>nle Katiulat, (barging that Ibuptlnt M automobile ntnn k him frlillo ho whh walking a mm! betwei’ll >,il!incn and Hod Oak, la., October 0. i BEE CLASSIFIED AD RATES 1 > per lino each day, 1 or 2 cl a: s. 12c per line each day, 3 nr 6 days. 10c per line each day. 7 days or longer. The above ra*es apply to all advertise ments in < lasaiflcationa: Rost and Found . 4 Help Wanted Female. 27 Help Wanted Male . 28 Salesmen and Agents . 30 Situations Wan'd Female. 31 Situations Wanted Male. 32 At tides fpr Sale. 46 Farm and Da i. Products. 4fi Good Things lo Fat. 61 Homemade Things. 62 Household Goods. 63 Swap Column.f .. . A63 Wearnv Apparel..... 60 Wanted to Buy. . 61 Rooms W ith Board.,. 6. I Rooms Without Board. 63 Houma lo»- Housekeeping . 64 Rooms, l.’nfurnlshed.A64 Suburban Board. 6S Farms fur Rent .. . ..76A For all other classification* our regular -ales, as quoted beloNv apply. These rates apply to Tho Sunday Omaha Reo a« well as The Morning ami livening Bee. All week day advertisements ap pear in both morning and evening editions at the one cos' 18c per line each day, 1 or 2 days. 15c per line each day. 3 or 6 days. 13c per line each day. 7 days or longer. Call for classified Ad Department An experienced Classified Ad taker will ie cejve your ad and a hill will be mailed Infer. The rates quoted above apply to either charge or rash orders. THE EVENING BEE. THE OMAHA MORNING BEK. .. -. .. ■ U.ASSim ATIONS. AN M»l St I MFN IS. Funeral Notices V Vault* and Moituotetite . iv Funeral Dlre< tor* r Cemeteries .li I lorlhti ... .. L Curd «< f llrmks .J*' Lodge .Notice* . I 1 om.ng Event* .•» I’ersonuls 3 Lost and Found . 4 AI TO MOBILES. Automobile* for Sale . ft Automobile Agetirie* . 6 Motorcycles and Btrsele* .7 A utomohile* for Eo’li uu e ... h Auto Acressorie*. Pan* . 9 service station—Repairing . .101 Auto Livery Garage .I]! AITO 1.IVFRV C.AKAOF.. Wanted—Automobile* . 12 business service. Bu*liie*s Service* Offered .1.1 Building Contractor* 14 Heating and Dumbing .i;. In-urunce . . .Hi nibSiiery—l)re**mnking .17 Moving—Trucking—Stor vge .... .. IK fainting and Papering .I Pat* »»t Attorney* . .2 k Printing staPonery . 2 Professional Service .. 22 KepiV.ring ..7 • Jenovut ng and Dyeing 24 lomndrie* . . .. .21 I Boring • nd Preeeln r Wanted—Bu.*iiir*x s« r\ice EMPLOYMENT. Help W anted—Female . . 27 Help W iiati’d — M il#- ....... 2H - el p Want'd—Male and female . 2') >ale* m n olid .Agent*. :w; Situation* Wanted—I ''male .11 s ttmtion* Wanted-Male ..32 FINANC IAI nu*ine*« Opportunities .33 tn\e*tment—Stock*—Bond* 11 Heal L*tate Loan* It A Money to Loan 35 Wanted to Borrow .K EDI CATION A L. Correspondence Course* . 37 Local Instruction Clu***e« 76 AI ii Ira I—Dramatic . 3) Duneing . 30 A j Private Instruction Ii Wanted—Instruction li LIVESTOCK. Dog*, Cat* nrul Pet* .1* Horse*. « utile. Yrblcle* .... I. Poultry and Supplies ... |,‘ Wanted—Livestock . |* i a: erciiandise. Articles for Sale . 46 t>u*ine*w Equ puient . . 17 Holding Material* . . . . 46 Farm and Duiry Products . 19 Fuel and Feed ..54, Good Tiling* to Fut . 51 Dome-Made Tiling* .57 Hoii*elioid tkiuda . 3 *w«»p Coin inn ..51. A Jewelry and AAatche* . 54 Machinery and Fool* . 55 eed*. Plant* and Flower* .56 special* nt the store* . 57 Nino* 4 a I ft Suggest ion* . 67 ' Muftical ln*(riimen(* .V Radio Equipment ....... 59 Wearing Apparel H) Wanted to Bar «) ROOMS FOR RENT. Ruoroe With Board .*... 67 Room* W 1th. ill Hoard .63 Room* for Housekeeping . HI Room*. I'nfnrniahed .61 \ *iihurhan Board . . < Where to Bine 98 Where to Slop in Town 67 VA anted—Room* and Board . tiK REAL ESTATE—FOR RENT. Apartment*—-Furnl*he<| .. rt'j Apartment*—t nftirniahrd . 7 lluai no* Place* for Rent ."1 IIoijmc* for Rent . 72 lfuu*e*. Furnished . ',....72.1 Office* ami (jucat Room . Out-of-Town Property . 71 suburban for Kent . 7 (.timer Place for Kent .76 Wanted to Kent . . . 77 REAL ESTATE—FOR SALE. ttUMlne** Property . 76 Real Estate—lm r*t nient * .. .. 76 A farm* mid latnd* for Sale . 79 C ity Acreage for Sale . 7U A lfou*e* for Sale ... H<» llou*cN—North . * House*—South . m f fou*«‘*— \A e*t . 63 House*— Benson . 61 For ‘'ale—Dundee . t I or Salt*—Florence .* Fur Sale—C oiincil Bluff* . 67 Lots f**r sale . . ..66 K«*al E*tate for Exchange . M Want'd — It'll I I -lit' 99 AUCTIONS. Auction Sale* .9l Real E-tote ut .Auction . . 97 ANNOUNCEMENTS. Funer*i Notices. A KRTGUAUM—Murid. Mr*, age 74. sixty eight year* a r- -*ldent of Cmaha. died AV« dhedav t». m. at residence. Deceased ia survived by four *on*. Edward, Albert, Lawrence. (Jo rge. all of Omaha, and on* daughter ,\| r ># Richard Collin* of San Bernardino, < *n! Funeral Saturday. Jan uary 2’’. at * .10 a m fruni family resi dence, 39 ‘6 K atrret to St. Mary* church «t 8 » m. Interment St. Mary* ceme tery, Direction of ID (fey A Itenfev OA1NIKK—Madeline, ag*> 15 year*, be loved daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Knock (in' nlrr. Funeral Saturday morning from realdcnce, "M3 Mason St.. *t 6 ;I0 * m. to St Extern church at fl * m. Interment Graceland Park cemetery. Gentleman s mortuary In ••h* rge. ItcTflHKLIs—June A . 'w fe" of ' William H Itti**e11. in her 79tL year. Funeral, Saturday at 2 p. in at the chapel nf First Central Cnngregattonal • hurch, III charge <<f Gole McKay Go. Mortwan Vaults and Monuments. B Automatic Sealing’ concrete burial vault* recommended by all leading undertake*. Mfg. by Omaha Concrete Burial A’ault Co. ——.—. , - Funeral Directors. C HE A P*EY A HE A FEY, Uuntler*akcr* and Embatmars Phoni HA 0JI5 < 2511 FllUBIB (ESTABLISHED SINCE 1**2) KOHIHKO FUNERAL HOME 23d and O Hr*. 1250 P 13th Ht MA Of,MO AT. 1*73 CRANE MORTUARY CO. CONDUCTED ItY LADIES ONLY Clr. M. 2<)th Ht. AT. 3'' 9 and AT 2fi»0 c c. HAYNES FUNERAL HOME 19 IN .nii Ht. i 1 DUFFY A JOHNSTON. 311 S 33d. lew funeral heme. HA. 0417 HKAILKY A IK HUIANCK, 1*23 iTMINU KT . JA. 0526. HOFFMANN AMBULANCE Dodge at 24th Funeral IMret tora. JA 1901 r. II HR UUSR Ft M.UAI, ID »M i.. 5m 10 JVfllltary Av«* WA. 5 114. JOHN A. <1 ENT LIMAN, 2i 4 I 1 I'H i mm iii Ht. TAGGAItT A PON. 2 12 < 'u ualng Ht JA 0714. IIUI.HE X (KEREN, Fill! I Ml dll ••turn . L’4 CumiliK JA 1224 N. IV H SVAN SON. 17111 AND CIJM (NO Quiet, Dignified Hupervlaton. CROP It Y MOOllK 24*h and Wirt. WE 0047 | ^ ANNOUNCEMKNTS. ^ Cemeteries. D > WEST UW.V EE METER V A family lot on easy terms m rase of itniviediute use. out fro* closed «»r at your se^\ it « for selection. Fie© per i»< lii.11 rare. • ourteoua servic e Cemetery at .VHth nnd (’enter. Beautiful, conven ient. Telephon© \VA. 0820, WA. 41'10. AV 1 ft 7 H. rnitFST LAWN" acres. Perpetual care. Office a' flic cemetery. North 40th St anti Forest Lawn Ave.. and 720 Brandets Theater B.t if Florists. E MuiFRS. Florist. 21th F.irna ;ji. JA. JOHN HATH 1804 Firnom. JA 1!M»6 Personals. 3 TilL ALVATION Army industrial home solicits your old clothing, furniture, maga /.ii.cs We collect. We distribute. Phone JA 413.) and our wagon will call. (all and inspect our new home. U 10-1112111 4 . lodge Street PROMTATIT* troubles treated successfully without surgery or drugs. Dr. C.* B. Hunt. Worid-Herald Bldg,__ IMMANUEL. PHI V ATM MATERNITY HOME. 2W Bristol WE 2908. Theatrical historical masque costumes for plays and parlies at I.leben c Omaha MASS A (IF TREATMENT. _210 N. 17T11___ Lost and Pound. 4 LOST Brindl*- bulldog, Might ly Mind In left •*ye. on*••half of face white, answers to name * Speeder.” Finder please notify Mr Van I "v ill, 2^° i T St., and receive n ward. MA. .507 0. TAN LEATHER (HUP * « »NTA 1 N1NG SILK 1 NDFRW F \F H OMil. FLA* K ~ FILL FOLD I 7»s l" Containing |72 Liberal rewurd. AT. 4800. _AUTOMOHIL Kfc Automobiles for Sale. 5 BARGAIN AT I860. HAYNES SPORT MODEL CO A' II IN A 1 CONDITION. SIX WIRE WHEELS. WITH ALL NEW' RUBBER. WILL CONSIDER SMALLER CAR AS PART PAY MKN'r APPLY REAMS GAR AGE.. 211 N. 16TH ST.. OR PHONE JA. 2668. FORD coupe. 1 922. I have a coupe that Is in dandy ehapo mechanically and has original palm. Am sacrificing thi* car, and would take in an open car in ex change. <‘a!l evening*. KU 6 f» 7. FOR SALE—Packard Mingle six roadster, 1921. II 6UU; like new; special fleetwood double tire rack. 2 new spare*; sun glu.-s Kjoithghi. mirror, all acconsoi ies. Inquire E ,l. K . Hot»i Fonteneilc. Jp.n. 28-21* only FORD l ot KING. 1921—e Ext ra good Ur*« —spare— lock wheel, Atndshield wlp**r. Practically a new car. Equipped with lailor-niade curtains that open with door*. At a Ha« rif|« «;. U A 140 3. j 15*21 FORD TOURING—Look* and run* like a new car. special acee.s»orle». good ui ex aide curtains. Would tak.- a Ford roadster in exchange. Call Market 4208, evenings^__ j FORD ROADSTER, 1921—Beta driven with care Good hide <urt a in*. 1-nian t"P and extra good lire* Will tell my car at $17.3 and would « onalder term* to reilahlo party Evening?*. all HA. 1000 FORD coupe. 1920. Will sell my <oupe at a rock-bottom price, 4100. five good ill.- . mar. I de:t*"UH table rltnt*. in A-I condition; am buying new coupe and rnu«| gell i all MA 4 20m FgRD TOURING. 1922 1 must * 11 tbl* ■ ir ri «>nc. in equipped with Haaa I**r fin., k .i t . ■ r I.. r>-. - demountable B I Can arrange terms. HA -1368, FOKU coupe. 192.1. .1 u* t repainted; five **xira good t ir* s; upholstering lik« p-v; term*, at a sue rifles cash prh ©. Call HA 2969 after 6 f*. In FORD touring, 1923. Starter, lor kwheel. d*-mountablo «r - good tire*; am sell ing this car r heap. Terma to reliable t arty, K F 253 7. HUDSON *p*‘dfcf*r. 1921, excellent con dition, two bumper*. ju*t repainted, en g r.e excellent So50. for sale, private, owner. AT. 4862. F * »RI * sedan, fill, late model, atartc-r. demountable rim*, speedometer. lo* k w h*’» I. For sale by owner. |22&. Call A. F Stein, J A, 0548. NEW i Hi:\ R««LET SEDAN—TERMS Many e\-tra*. will tak* light roadster with or without box Big Having -111 N. 16th, Apr 7. JA 3641. AM SELLING my 1923 4 cylinder touring at a sacrifice. All accessories Including windshield wing*. Would conalder a Ford in trade Call AT. 4411. Mr, Gregory. 1920 HUIUk roadster? |360. Not a snap or a bargain, l*ut a real i-ar that will give you .9 65 dsv«’ service every year. Write D-470 ru iaViH Bar. USED parts for *11 makes of car Ford u*ed pari* at half (trice. Two wrecking pl.intM N-brash a Auto Part* JA 4935 1921 FORD coune; excellent condition, might tak** a roadster ih exchange. IIA. 4629 evening* FORD, 192 2, touring, excellent; buy at 1123. term* fit reltbsle person. Cali Mr. Laughlln. AT. 4411. Es-'EX touring, a good running Essex an.1 good tir***, sedan top, I4o0 for quick a fion. Guy L. Smith NASH VRIKSMA U TO CO~ USED CAR STORE. 20 4 3 Farnam. AT. 4 f. 8 0. CHEVROLET. F. B. redan, motor fine, upholstering very good, would like to get it l ot 1 open . a r in exchange. M*A. 4. *8 USED CARS O. N. Bonnsv Motor Co. 2564 Farnam. DODGE business man's coupe, 1923. term* It L. Alley. 3128 Harney. HA. 7492. Trucks for Sale. 5.\ I’HKD TIU’CKH. W# have a Urge number of used truck* uuon which the price* Are very low Thli 1* a receiver n rale and will not last long Can at < ept term* or trade RECEIV KR TRUCK Jfc TRACT* *R CORPORATION. 1310 J»f Uson St. ONE-TON truck, completely overhauled; e»|iilpp**d with stnke body. enclosed cab amt pneumatic fire* ready for woik. easy terriia; bargain. $4 00 NEBRASKA-< iLBSMORILH CO. Call Bur,lb i-.. AT i 7 ?0 ;'■! Farr.am 8t HI’W'IAI.— ibio *et* Treat-O-Hrlp Iru k chains in fh all tnnke* of Iru kn, R0 i***r ••• nt . ff 11**t price. Harry Front. 1405 Leavenworth St. Auto Accessories Parts. 9 i.ic parti for .« i makes of to 75 per cent off list price*, two wreck trig | ianf*. 1016 Harney. HA. fill, and ?2iiA C jir.in* AT IRC Service Station—Repairing. 10 lu.oou mHTe U C AIIA NT E E against pinion slapping and oil pumping, enormous Kao and oil saving I'ttOWTnWN HA RAUK ■ 12-16 H 24th 8f See Mr. Mourn INM STRI A L A VTO M ACHIN1 STS Rayfteld rarburelon and Elseinann mag net.» service. AT. 2550. I* '1 LiH' ilRs .v S' »N 417 S ISTH WHY TAINT/ We bane enamel < nt.if car ativ cc'or I»ehco enameling proce**. 723 South 27th Hi BUSINESS SI-nCVICK^_; Bus'nesa Service Oftered. 13 ft ELIA RLE l.)rtectlva Bureau Sunderland Bldg JA Jfif,6. night. K l. Ill* JAM IS ALLAN 14 Betectlvrs. Expert *ecret S‘>|A| • 311 i I •* Neville B'"‘ k 4T ILL Building Contractors. 14 LoW TltlCEM on tolls! coni bl nation* lavatories. slnka. hath tub*, range hollar* New gomi* - MORRISON LUMBER A COAL CO. 2L’d and I'm ill Hfn \S* I (.>61 Millinery—DressrnaKin«. 17 ACCORDION. *ld'», knife, bo* pleating, covered button*, ail styles, hems' !t> lung buttonholes. Writs Ideal Bui ton x JM« ut Ing Co.. 3u* Brown Block. Unmli i Neb.. I elephon. JA 1»3* NEB TLEATINU cTi Hemstitching, coveted Button* I1"4 I'tniiini Him und flcn"’ JA ‘-t'*70 Moving—Trucking—S*oiagc. 1H JlIiKLflV HrOR AUK X VAN JIT MdVlNii I ’ A C K IN H NT* >it AUE 8IIITTINU II ii'naeltold good*, pluno*. of fit u fUllllfUtr 1107-11 HOWARD NT .1 A '). X1 til,'* BE VAN A N I » HTMRAilE TACKINU. MOV I NIL HMITTINU HTORINCl E Uintaifurnished AT :10 or .1 \ 4.1 MOKDoVH FI RHTHOOF* W1I8E A VAN I’i It North lift* Phons JA ;iuj. mm Ing. ..kill*. stotHgi, sitlpping Old Maxims “He who knows and knows he knows, he is wise—follow him.” That old logic is good medicine for you to take. Look around you—the wise fellows are buying their used cars now while low prices hold out. They know they know—follow them—buy your car now. Read Autos for Sale Today -BUSINESS SERVICE. Moving—Trucking—Storage. 12 HEKIN.S OMAHA VAN A BTOHAUE. litti and Leavenworth Ht a Pa - ng, tuov ing. storage. shipping. JA 4:«3. Painting and Papering. 19 ATTENTION—Hotel. apartment «nd homo owner*. Special price on wallpaper paperhaiiging. Fi* 1 Parks. AT. 7 i"l. .MA. (HOI. PAPER hanging and wall paper cleaning. 1 nt dm** work. Hstlma t-.s fi Phono II A. PAlNTINti, papering. First-class work Winter bargain.". JA. 6660 FOUR rooms, decorated for price of three for limited time. w. C. Luker. W,E. 4?*f. Patent Attorneys. 20 J W. MARTIN. 171 a Dr.lk-r Room I'OS. Omaha. also Washington- double service. *tn«U* f.»* Also h•»ii> “-II patents Printing Stationery. 21 •UMMEUCIAI* PRINTIN'; Eddy Printing '•q , :i? South Kith si Phor* TA. Repairing. 23 L*SE1» and new ^wlnif machine". Sew ing loat h nea and vi* -t rotas repaired. Rent machine* SI r.»er w **«-k : I”, per mo. Ml* KEL .\PUSIC HOUSE. 1'ih a ml HaTio, \T. 4361. PHONOGRAPH and sewing ranch, repair i K- Nothing to *11 but service Miller, Lib ■* DDh. JA. LI 47. MA 194* evenings J J W FI. I KM. I I’ll' »1>TEREI|. 4 .". SOPTII .rril AT •• MV Renovating and Dyc.ng 24 *.M AHA PILLOW CO.— Mat tresses mad* over in new ti* ks a* half tb* price of r.ew ones. 1907 Cuming JA 2467. EMPLOYMENT. Help Wanted Female 27 LADIES—Learn beauty culture. Make your life work easier, better paying and more pleas.) ni. Da v or evening classes Short ' ouii" completes. <iui c.naiot; explains Call or writs for it. Holer Col lew.- 1 -U S U.»h 8' Help Wanted Male. 28 MEN—Learn barber trade This short course—dav or evening—opens The wav for >our own business or position at top wsgus. Our system known • verywher** Call or write. Muter Barber College. 101 S. 1 St h Ht. ALL MEN. women, boys, girls. 17 t»« Cj, wlMJrg to sc«»pt government positions. 1117 |2.V» ffrav^linc or stationary), write Mr. Oxinent, 1S6 St. Louts, Mo., immedi ately. OFFICE Positions open, co-operntl'** in dustry. Small capital required. Phone Clerk. Hotel Pullman Help Wanted Male & Female. 29 CLERKS for government postal and oilier good portion f 1.400-12.3*1* yearly Exp* rlence unnecessary. Full particular." fr«*e bv‘writing <J W. Bobbin", civil R*rvi ■ ex pert. 171 Lurched Bldg . Washington L> C AGENTS for Darn K 7., only washable cold patch fur stockings .sejl* ai right Wheaton laboratories, i ..a (,'rt use, Wi. _Salesmen and Agents. 30 SALESMAN wanted, city Miirinun. strict ly commission Imais; pay tint*© a week on •••ll’* htsainecs; tspineoMd n selling janitor supplies or gr.•*•».* and oi o I ©aubltahed inanufarturi-r wishes live city man who would pra tically be in hu*in« *■* for hiniseif Must hau a car, • *.*11 J,«* Hu11©dke, Hotel Conan'. Sunday, for ap point ment. AUTOM< >BII.K SALESMEN Ws want two r.11 ** teamen to **>11 a line that reach©* 9• per c©nt of automoli!'' buyer*. Experience not enaenlial. fall for Mr. I WIL L YS- OVER L A N L» INC. »'t*2 Farnum Street. SALESMEN—I want several hustlers, »>M stock pow.lcr men. na pm 'al mansR* r» over five < ountie* To hand!© pur© mli. oral. No filler. Address th© Vigor-Tone Mineral M fg. i o , K©arn©v. Neb SMtll ns Warned Female. 31 'V WORK, ,.1,'N lil.KS UKKKUKXCK WE 6004 _FI N A NCI A1_ _Business Opportunities. 33 FoH RENT—If tack'.on© giirngo at Nor -1 fo.k. Neb. Fireproof, two floors, ©levator •©rvioe; 100 f©ei square, best location in Wan, Ideal for *Ml©*roonv and *©rvl*'« I l*cis©*sion Mar h V Writ* or wire M Haven*. Norfolk. Nab HALE—Modern IG-room hotel mid © «f© with modern equipment. t;»****i northwest Iowa town Writ© Y * IlliMha Her ANY husito *». anywhere, sold f.r 7a*?T No publicity Fed *■ r a I System. 3b5 Fax too llldg AT. A 4 H ? Investment—Stocxs—Bonds. 3i 1 *lt HALE. 3d slut r©§ In well ©at a h|i*).«-<i furnlturu and hardware luulnrw In for K.-nnu l*n>a a pet 1923 Una always pai<| good dividend*. Safe and sound inv VTML nmaha II* e LOW HATE on city property, quhklv Joae-il; no monthly payments. J.\. 163." 1^ T Qrahnti It A ANDERSON co . .1A 5107 Itnd .'Ni t;. smelv I- I N .Til kind tod In* _Money to t.o«n. 35 THIS COM PAN T IS OIU1ANIZ1CD I*o tuppiv vet r mousy vvanta tn the asm* way that hanks *upt>lv th© money wun • of th© b.j--iii«-a community. Any mnount h-atied ui» f 00 and you '.•in tepny ti in easy monthly payment* Our ©<juhI luiyiiirnt nlan repays tile loan a ml nil «h nu,t*. IV* hav© been la h i*dni * In ntiinhi ov« t .In year* n. d can assure you of a quid confidential and auuar* deai. O M A IIA LO A N COM FA N Y. r»06 Karl..*, h flock Tel J.\ ?T1: Houtheaat Corner 16th and Douglas Hi* I el rats*, hua nr - "I rld i > • **n fid* tit im I. 'the Diamond Loo n I t*1* IM4 l‘<»*l*e Ht Evtnbllah* '• HOI — Krai Estate Loans 34A &H AND U Fl.lt PENT MONEY I .own* on Hiiirtlin improved pinporty at low©* i rat©* I HANK f. HINDEII JA 361 1TY ‘oi ©stato mor'kHge* and i«n .Is b igbt Mr Lerann. IN North Fifteenth *tr*et mongo*©* or inrtructs pm liHM-d liy Tuk©y Cmtvpany i.'u First .\u i onnI 11«ok .1 A. 4" K A It M I.MANH I urge or small Wear Neh fa*ma ranch©© Kick* Inv ©f-i»n©nt < Ml* Om \«t I u MAI* v innti: i v;-.. s r fi TTkiT."i < > K Ki n- in At. | si-atl <N> mill im .Nui lit, i.i.!, iv iim I __ K|NANCIAL^_ IIp.iI Is Lite Ix>anff. 31\ KJX per c^r-i loud- mi Omaha residence*. Cash ou hand Prompt eervlco. L. II Lnugf-e, inr . 53x KMin» Bldg. 1 N LL I g*a and eon t re i i s ' orkn f»4H i imi Nat Bide Omaha. Neb V N J» r, PKBfiTs-i_.no DELAY ~ *lA* Omaha Nat. Bldg ~__ICDlJCAlj O N A Local Instruct'd! Classes. 38 tin; mid-winter term UK BOYIE3 COLLEGE IS NOW OPEN IN BOTH THE DAY AND NIGHT SESSIONS. Y** it la not too late to enter. Begin no v and get the mental training and dis cipline that will double your earning ca parity Complete courses in all commer rial bra riches—book keeping comntomeir Oi- riband, f pewrltlng. *epgraphy, secre tarial I -i lug. HHl«*iiianshll> civil ijerv I' f- _ English Write call or phene JA 1545 for large, iiiuatrated catalpg BOYLES BUSINESS COLLEGE 'v,ii and Harney ft**.. Omaha Neb. EIGHT to 12 week a prepare you for a P off * i <- i AT, 7774 or v. rite Arnerb an •-oltege. 1912 Farnam. DWnRAK B1JSINESS COLLEGE s. criugruphy and Bookkeeping NS *nd Bldg . l»Hi and Earnam. AT 741 TR1 <'!TY BARBER PdlbKOK 14 02 Dodge 8t 1304 Imuglas St _"r wri*e‘f.,> Information. 1 '■ ■ ’' ' : • • VC i if» Court n*v Bldg Danrinc. 39.\ KLLPiNL. 2 5T11 ANT) FARNAM Big i lam Monday and Thursday, at 7.i«j P Ten .• -'!» Itb «• a horn 14 0" fl> - * • - n v -*r.\ Mm*. Phon* XT Tabu | LET UK. KEEP TEACH YOU TO i L> N NCK K HI' Earnam. Claaera Monday, \N*dn* da' Ertd* v night* Private leaann h> appmnttn- t. Phone JA 5470. _MERCHANDISE. Articles tor Sale. 46 N’T-,, m.ttic dealer. Thor son 305 8. 19th. Business equipment. 47 \Ni. BUY, ae‘1 aafrs make oeake. show Omaha Eixture A Supply Co. 8 XV. r. 11th and Douglas JA. 2724 Fuel and Feed. 50 £ * I.I.M.—I '■ truck • load. delivered Sawdust, ahavlpge Phone JA 1740. KINDLING WOOD F r »« e. cheap WE. 4 542. _Household Good* 55 M K.N'iil RF.—Tr.tj kind that you would lik** t.j ;. >.;sa aa well •• s'sple articles ■* within re;.aon. hi n»on Auction f -sf it'ttul Goods sold at suction iruj private esia. HTUNiil Itb a 4 AUCTION This Afterr.ron and Tomorrow Night _! >NVl>s AUCTION HOUSE NX ILL trade a lark'- ‘•‘x* Vb trqla for a ■J h rnonii or will ro-,1 .-heap. K-i»f. FtlK aalo »!l «.r tart <-f furniture of 4-j nu h'.tj— I * X* 26t)| St. j LEATHER davenport. MA. 0215. _ Swap Column. 53A ' <. KN I Lba N s WMt-h, open face, 20 year citse. with « nuin and knife. nev»r w orn «- i a- irtze. value, fi-'. map for Na’-* » *t. picture* of Indian ? If gun or feh.it I.mu) you? Write Bo* 6-7s7 • mahn b* ONE SIDE TEXT. 1 t-ii" «I}. 1 : l.urn-i Ku« gamp stove and other » amp equip* 1 - nt to irade for 1 Ford starter. S-74o Omaha Bee. Ht» ACKK.I Minnesota land in . tchangs for giH U oar. reference* furnished ««1 ***'*' I- K K . 37--4 W e*t Broadway 1 t'umsi HUif*# LADY'S coat, nearly new. a.re 3«, fur tr. mined, un| swap for »hild * bed, st& «*r »h»l h«i» >ou? D-to. Omaha Bet*. BOSTON bull terrier male, p- rfeu murk mu* 6 mo* o|,| IV.Jigr cd To swap for a gm^d radii. S-l 12. Omaha Bee I WANT a good Ford or Dodge. Do you want u shod truck. Le» i swap S fife. Omaha i»eo. HAVife gond car to trade us ‘first pay ment on five or six-room hom# 5-ilA. Qtnaha Bee 1» ii acre* So Dakota. MM encumbrance f« r car or payment on house. C-„J0. • •Misha It. e SMALL oak buffet and round table to trade for kitchen cabinet or baby buggy ‘‘•MI, Omaha Dec HAVK 6-room ftiodern cottage close-in, to trai|e Will take cioeed car as first pay p,PMt S *6 1 Omaha Bee HAYK hena that are aylng now, to trade f..r good used typewriter D id Omaha ll«* K • S l* K1.1» W AGON • ’oinplet »■. f.-r se dan. touring .r ot fust puvmeni on Omaha residence S ■'LOmuhallie ‘*WAHA And tVdar Bluff* property, $*. AI clear vriint general metthandlar. Ad <1i-a* S- 7H.> oinih.t lice will. 11h.!*• m\ ledauunt und confst 1 |,*nai\ i. i N..' r k.i <o»n on D 1 I*, highway for It* model Sedan or what have 'mi l*-t.’7 Omaha He* i‘HiiVRtH,HT so.|«n, swap for light road “tor with "r without delivery box D-473. < *in»ha lire WtNTKH Top for Dodge roadater, for 'M f*n mp witn side curtains. S-7IC Oma ha Bee, KI.FCTH1C • . okn g range In good con* •1'tlon for wh.it have vou? S S*3. Oma ha Beo HIGH pressure spraying machine. fori anythin* l cup nes *7 Otunh* Bee •'I AN' * Uo- h ? to* to .ids flip vlctmia ^ • \ ‘ '■ >H • l 1 ■ • Machinery and Tool*. 55 L* Hron Kl« trl- il Works SlS-20 So |2tt» N17X> and *. ml 1 it I mo* ora dynamos H.uiio Equipment. 59 il l’ A i; a \ ' r LD » sdto •«»'» l.i 4 s and up It M Mil \ K.S ID North 16th S» RADB> SI I' with two stag# amplifier for aHa . heap XVehat r ,V, x 3 Wearing Apparel. 60 ID’LL Dllf SS suits mid Tuxedo* for rent ! A -Id '1' ** *7 1' 1|> SI John Feld nan WnntctJ to Buy 61 IG'slvS !>' Sks" I'l SKS Now i|p*k' nac.l ilea*.*. bought, sold and 'i-'d .1 , Led I.07 lain a m Si Al *5146. —-— ROOMS l OK KENT. Rooms With Boini 6.' «*" 's\ " Uh breukfwai foi m.i, m pr| • 11:1,1 home XXatking it let n i i* . Standi- 1 iiitvian preferred AT v*-iU. ' ^ROOMS^bOK RENT._ Rooms With Board. 62 HOARD and ROOM in private family, $.1.50 single. f! . double, per week. JA. :,‘.'9" 2 426 Sunt h JMh _ 115 NORTH 36th St.—One or two warm rooms !n nice home. £ men la If de sired- II A, 3654. S 37TH — New hom**; elegantly fur nished; r al horn- cooking. S4.» per month ■ i ltd up. HA. 1140. KinilTKMNTll ST. ICO N -If.,/* v. arm light rooms; bathroom bandy. good heard. 30i9 PACIFIC—Nl* e room for two. pri vate hum* on *;.r line. R ;,ii HA. 104»'. HA. 077%—Room with bourd; ;; m*al» every da y Onlv |a Walking distune*. DEW EY AVK., 2*>32—Large front room walking distance home rooking JA. 535 7 ROOM newly decorated in private family on 3 carllne*. good meals WA. *>4:;7. HOARD and room for two wishing a real home HA. 7530. , Rocms Without Board. 63 WEST FARNAM— Living room and sleep ing porch. also single room, private, well kept home. block car. best residential section no S, 3M1^ fit. HA. 2370. LOT HROP ST 181 ♦>'— Wet I furnished. cheerful bedroom in modern. private home near car line, garage, a real home. WK 5934.__ PINKNEY, 2502—-Ieirgr, nicely furnished front room, suitable for two 1 block to »ar. Pm vote horn*WE. 149 4 LARCJE. attractive, steam heated rooms in choice apt. colse in. References. AT., 55«0. HKAI'TIFI'L south room, private hotne.i hot watf r, heat. <3 References HA. *959. | ♦>47 1.1 N't i ’LN BLVb—Two modern, fur-! nish-d front sleeping rooms AT. 2377. j HARNEY St 2 -Very peasant. warm.' eonfh room t■ riv m; home HA. 2355. CC ZY room* in private family, very reaa 1 onable. Just call HA. 7H>4 ———-----__ i NICE room, steam heat, one or two gen- I tlenien 23u9 Harney St. HA IINKY---A Mr i :*ive warm south room. private fam;lv. ATTRACT!\'K front room for gentleman I onlv. HA *>5f'3 | _ Rooms for Housekeeping. 64 ■r\VBNTV-THIRD FT. 310 N._Nice J mom apartment on )rutln floor; gas. elec* trlnty, Inundry AT. 28 77. 3-RMS., • well furnished. Parlor with piano. lied room. kitchen. Everything furnished HA i|“76. ALL MODERN housekeeping rooms; close to two > , r 11n*-a . IIP h'idren HE. 2914 LIGHT housekeeping and sleeping rooms. every* hing furn'shed 1709 Dodge Sr. -1-4 HI RT —Twp 2-room apis on second ! h-..’- a fur:, die,} reasonable. rVNo-RoOM apartment iight housekeep ii;f ■ • • ■ ■■■;■!* fni -;, • 11 JA. 4 or. 5 _Where to Stop In Town 67 a: ' * •"ANKolib - 19th and Farnam {fork!. 'li.NSH.HV~ Hlth and Farnam hoe*.is 1 rate* m oerrranent guests ,J^EAL ESTATE—FOK R^NT^ _Apartments—Furnished. 09 TWtl-RWM apl eieeptnk porch «ncj private *-ntran«*. Z exposures, built-e in J*ature.-. HA 2S80. j FURNISHED 4 room .tpt.. private batb, IT. kitchen, llciiiv.on Park district. HA 14 75 FORTIETH ST . f.l* N—Wr-.i furnished , rt "i*-n •. • r a' f t<+ it J. at. 4 . * f. Hl.7TF.il i.AT €960 24 and Podge Hmi - f. - • < c ' t h \ ■ ; r. st 10a and w if e 2003 MAP1.K—2-i-fwm Apt kit. henet *«*. ! ' ri or h cth'iu! furni' ur> m r. * « t Apartments—Unfurnished. 70 BRAND new Brick. Duplex. r.+mriy completed. w th or without K8 M.kf rour ** —lion NOW and select >'*'Jr <le orations. '• -! .SK'«;m a.N A SC NS. *11* Cumin* St HA. 7045. Aft.r tiff.ee hours can _ha nrs; ha. 4714 turner court Available at on,. r-ark nr bouieiard ex posure Janitor. Hi. <;*?«. M Hauser, ugr j30- Dodg*ha. 7140 ^ yhk palmer ' distance apartment, a 3-room apartment »>. ‘!5? A inter r» - , »|| l<K»KKs 'A .> IT’h «■•,! M.m-ir.l I’KTKRS trust COMPAVT . , WH1RE OMAHA RENTS’ A _17th and Parnam Sts V OR ONE <>F DRAKE'S lor. APARTMENTS Ca 11 Ja< k»on 2*05. 70-. North ifith—hc-ond floor 7-room* ’r.c.jrrn. « c■ !r . chta. steam h a: t;u ir on teed to keep warm, inquire »ngineer V- » <*'• tor re,.,, t- .'M.LRul" AT. e»§0. r st Estate Ma.’iwgement Spf. tallsts. UEAl T1KUL new f .e-rnom art. In Duplex modern, steam hea' separate entrance garage privileges \V»; <•$:$. B;nne> IVlcEliWoillP A VK — Thr-r*rc-cm jY’j *11" *■ room A-rommodauons Wa H' B HOtiM fta* 213* South 30th St | ll"'' flon $43 JA , kti4 Ji A. • 1I or HA. set4—5 Urge rooms. •>, •.: ■ m • ii' ttn-1- ,-n . choice location. FIVE-ROOM modern apartment, furnish ed t-r nufurnur 1 HA S6H TWENTY-THIRD ST . *37 S -Corner D ■\ew 1 > d or t . « • rfu mod 4-r ap* Sl’.ANt HEATED m. d apartments »ow r, f ' '■ f> t n-. it;o «'hicatro st Eus ncss Places for Rtnt 71 •H h r l'1'J.T! KTH[>— J »;nrM. <Mh *n0 I p. ...I («-»„: osll make rente low Rudolph Ileal HA 7 5 r* 4 M < > D1.' V. \ f'Mn h-arrd s' or*. *T0 monh ! * * I * * ■ ag»~' __Houses lor Rem. 72 . ROOM all modern. alao corrh and tack ,ur.h n,l»K-,i run laaament i!lTinh S: -«r line. Inauirt 4 N“ -41 h or | hon<* M A ISO] HI* ?». :*TH —For *'oU»r« *1 family wiYh out children Modern six-room huu»»>: ww or te-nt paid >40 p*»r month. J A. 414 fc" 4NfS iTU('AUO—4 rooms, new*, brick war •fT- a’t UMeo y de00r,teiJ J L HIATT lSi1.1 AND N —Colored without < h idran. .■ rm* each, mod except heat water tent paid $3f J\ 4I4I - * N1 • AM* A M K?s~411? \ V M ? ■ <»tn mod htinsa . n. gata-e W K 1*5; VHM 1,1 hone- new furnace o«k floor ■I whle k«N8( $30 Wl: 4: v. MV '* > .*;■ I nkneT WL : $ 7 7 “ 3<*TH ST ST lit. VT OF 1NVRKASLNO TRAFFIC ?’ W. ,r \rnea A *xct.f,oe Mir r,%VT • «uli* . Wl» h»* »»• t ■ -ui “thf. rLfi'* * »fl 1,1 ’'o h Will »e4| th e IWo •’ Furd.sx .0 oil u» now. ,ftt W > » LAKY HF Vl.Tt'H •0| Omaha Natl Hank Hide VI* ?*:$ 1M——— ■ - _City Acreage for Sale 79A • OR ,S\| k Ai'KKAOK UXKiiAlN , *nd » half mllH from Onic - h« I*a,i4i acre* of h kit rl.ilrnu amt 1»S Berea acral land « th S.POi1 r,.t rlvrr front .lolna l P 1 ffM -of wav on Iowa Mdr Protects d from fixer bv 1 eh araste and brut*.* Own, 4 bx not .r. v .iptu . «t*te» • •d heirs in uodlx tiled H'lhi* Th, v xx«nt money. Ideal for aiooh f,. d©r. *•' ' I •' f>T ■ •, x ! . - mi ’ an ‘’r su tfiu* aui-.l xo --i v xr I' ail under «ulllxatton Small house barn alio ,M»«t be acid ■ ne xx , nh Mat . t Pi . e, x i.S.ohO Addr**-* '\ J&.i. Onulw lb© or Call AT l*?f Farms and J ands for Sale 70 COLORADO IM arm r.,„, uul VNcl.l ...tint) t*ol> rn d • . .wr !t . X,1 ■on In proxps’.tlx© oil fieri * po*» NIUjor. buy m for© apt inw drilling ot\lx 1! -v f«'r a. re l :».ta S- Paxil St lVn\*|-. REAL ESTATE—FOR SALE. Farms and Lands for Sale. 79 • io tCftlfiS clear f©f Omaha home P • 112 Of* an ij'r«. Wilt anumt. JA. 214 '. FOR KALE or cash rent. J60 acres. Wool River. Neb, Rox 274 Houses—North. 81 Ti:A M il KA I Ki* HI NGA LOW. ONLY $4,000 AU modern sttani - hented btinralow mith 5 • room iscrnrnrnodattons ou Larimora Avc. near car line, h hools and churches Everythin* in excellent condition. decorated. Really its lust a question of ' ho p*-fs jt possession r, davs Kv*ti» ii tf* Phono Mi Gehrig. KE 202$. or Mr. Pitkin AT M>7 KQ (71 TABLE TROT roMPANT. 1 -11 ■’ I m 'i cine St AT jf4 2 NEARLY row ootfaae, choice location n«ar I- <oi»< n* 1 J«* jmi k. has corner lot fa 11? c.4« t- hNm one rx'ja Ur*e lot * go> ■ rooms and bath modern ex-opt eras and *,,r,,a" I'.'O ■ ;,sh secure* this, with easy monfhlv payments Gall .. WHOPEN &■ i'O . REALTOR*. ,A 4- * _ 4 - ‘ K..hn. B dr. ■ , ‘ L' M m(<l u,ik anil -ciiitl hank - to l.cb High, nvH rreet It iff) terms, JA-li:? Ja • WE-3763 evening DA.NDV new 3 - room bungalow at goth Av. * Lake Itnm«lia'e i osaMsion Terms Owner, WA. :,7fn. f.nn rath. I.alar-" monthly 4 room mod * ketre.r :e76 .Seward .St Crelgh' i.r.» Be. HMt- Ja n;,in v-reign. bu> *n<1 •*11 horree _Houses—South. 82 .. WANT TO Bun.lt iia.e a 4 room modern but furnace paved » re"i, on. and one.half block, to J«:h Horrl/’"'R\n.” »"• ' ' uonll Iorrra?c $1,450 \\*nt to t j; ,j 8n.t « l?"6*00 2,n1ty*0‘"1 h-*h’cl*f* '»> <h* AT <f'66 KEN. us: I.'JlTS runs ma' ^!43.'i’d:7.j,r:y.,bl>gtt'-’f rhor* T>,«r * Tint, apwtallafa In S. Side bom’i I. D S-WANSJ N R.at E.rg-e JA. 43;r __Houses—West. 83 CATHEDRAL DISTRICT. Large home, ran he converted in’o a s Louie apartments Five rooms on the main floor. Oak floors and finish. Four bedrooms and bath on g.. ond floor. Full . basement. I <.n f, of ground on 4-ith St Double garag- Terms ard pnc. on appi ta'lon. T. H Huston, HA. 47?:. \V u Larson, JA. 0734. A P TT'KET A SON ... "Tuk-v Sold It." ' 6-0 First Nat. Bank JA *;.3. CATHEDRAL DISTRICT. *• 750—LIBERAL TERMS A I. room bungalow. 3 years old. ron ' ng r ! : g living room aW fire I iaor dining room kltrhen with all I in features ' vr, large bedroom' ki-'• „ .b.'.rt.. oak floors throughout Af.er office hours call S.-hroen. WA. 6*3! ... _ FIRST TRUST CO. 1 ' - F.'rt NaL Bank. AT 37:3 brand NEW DI.TLEX Jun! <<>mplet«d b. dutifully built duul.t 'i.n«lB!i7z .f .'i u-g. rums at.d t,l*i n ! ui ■ c. i s k f • Bb f t.. f r< 1 »• • • doubl- mrsk if'*’ •"! wnh tir;n fcll paid. llav. ■ Hume and income. For prica and t.rtn« call O SBORNE Rr. KLTT ro y.»fl Peter* Trust Bid* JA 2's EDGE** Bt*NGAL< m ~ § New five r. om fcur,ga:<.». Oak and white floor i*. bJ Tu: I-:«rge Living room w.th f r- • f -t e. \ «'nf i» g.irag*- and r*mer! dr v* NN ri rent to rtaponeible party for * ■ ‘ "" «■ too- h Phore Walnut 2112 V.::u ' - r< • . bungalow !• «,d. r a * Pr: e " - " ‘ 1 a I u» ne * WA. 2-14 \N *LL l*ji d tf* > our order ot* our beau<< fu! 1-* in Fdcawood verv eaav terms PM’ e AT S 40 FILED '.'Ll R dis’rtcr ju-t com; tied t ror.r» * modern, t ’e ba*h. easy terms WA -!"-»-S_— For Sale—Dundee. 85 DUNDEE SPECIAL. *11.0*0. Ar '-room fine home with 'v« ’r-« 3"OjlIs. r-»om* Urge and airy. » th mod* •m ronv*r!»ncM thi* home was baft b>' >( Ornths • lumbermen, who * - ■; i rup<ea pr ■ r ert; . and was but it right HftJM and lot may be bought for I* Plenty < f 'rust tree* eteam heat. Any one de*'rirg to purchase a reai-bu)U home, should investigate After office hour* csli Schroen, WA. 4021. FIRST TRUST COMPANY 4^0 Fret Nat. Bank. AT. #721 DUNDEE. - ’ ‘ * u o hone, located *n * "1 ric ». hlx-rh od. con*.*ti*g of long llv ’’' * *"">? v h flrepU . c, dining room. k ■ her with be It-in feature*: refri^era r^om l Jmdroom* tiled bath aecord . . " '»k floor* throughout Let u* -h. %» > i thi* home After office hours call S<.hroen. WA. 4021. FIRST TRUST COMPANY. 4 0ft F -t N * t Bank AT. i72f DUNIG’F HUILDIV; SITES. ’ CEGRGE a CO. AT 3ft 14 For S?lc—Florence. 86 NETHAWAT haa improved acreage north of ^FLORENCE for city property. Ke Lots for Salt. _88 * GET THIS! OUT-OF-TOWN OWNER SAYS SELL* Two lots beau*.fully located, aouth fronL. . overlooking Fonterseile boulevard wafer and sever in ..rd paid for. J150 oath f— each Easily worih twice that amount Fyens nr* cal! Sohmita. WA. 1222 ' t _ _ I*. K. CLARY C\>.. Realtor*. Mf Omaha Natl AT. *47$. jot Ms J»?. on S2d A v e facing Hanacom park, for sale »t a bargain price C A HHIMMKL JA HIS FLGRFNCE FIELD SELLING. Salesmen on ground* every day. «• V 4 RT1N A CO_ AT *3 *> _Real Estate for Exchange 8$ ' l.KVH l.AND ><>R tXOHAXOE ■' •; • ■ un.mr- >>..i r,.t,tr«l \>br«» '' l tone r* *. **noe property ■» * 1 n * Wirabl# nccme property aumtm-r h..»n# *» Tow* !«V* reaort ta 1 i*ar: Foment. Write J H. K Mlnpr. « ip. h s 1* owr,» WANTKP to t ’ .> A •' for r.nnlrrt. homo m omaba full lino of farm eoulYrren? *t<v\ «»..! nnchmiT* Aildiwa Box iK KuHe - ton. Nob % \ ' H v N«; V. s , f s ’ ■ k in .!* < >1 3nwr* «. srcurit *« fVdg AT 1SS# < ■.;soT., Potor* Tnwt. _ Wanted—Reel Estate 90 * T 4 r or bi'u#e Mum bo up-to dale; n nlrf Iwaton yr v*4 A K \"1 >Kl\ AT M>:\ wv nni p to rt.KASR , . . ti:vpu: w.fatpkn % 1 . \ \ T4M1 St If ffM. SKR\’lCr AND RESrt.TS Competent r\lc« foroe TA - ulQVKR v SB \ 1N Real!ora. "T SKI ’ HOM»'S ! 'ST WITH I S l 1PV11TON A CO. i < N>t • K> . 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