Wolf and Sons Acquire
"**H3irchwood Apartments;
_
One of the best known apartment
buildings In Omaha changed hands
last week when A- Wolf arid sons
purchased tho Birchwood apartment
at Forty-eighth and Dodge streets,
from E. W. Stoltenberg. The pur
chase price was *86,000. The deal was
handled by J. B. Robinson, realtor.
The Wolfs have been extensive real
estate dealers of Omaha for several
years. The firm consists of Aaron
Wolf, J. L. Wolf and Sam Wolf. Their
holdings Include several business
buildings.
Kansas City Doctor
Invents New Truss
□Discovery Heah Rup
ture'Without an •
Operation.
Kansas City, Mo.—(Special).—A new
discovery which, experts agree, has
no equal for curative effects in all
rupture cases, is the latest accom
plishment of Dr. Andrews, the well
known Hernia specialist of this city.
The extraordinary success of this new
method proves that it holds and heals
a rupture. It weighs only a few
ounces. Has no hard gouging pads,
no elastic belt, no leg straps, no steel
liands, and is as comfortable ns a
light garment. It has enabled hun
of persons to throw away
«^*J>4ees and declare their rupture ab
solutely healed. Many of these had
serious double ruptures, from which
they had suffered for years. It is Dr.
Andrews' ambition to have every rup
tured person enjoy the quirk relief,
comfort and healing power of his dis
covery, and he will send it on free
trial to any reader of The Dee who
writes him at his office 150-H Koch
Bldg., Kansas City, Mo. Ho wants one
person in each neighborhood to whom
he can refer, i f you wish to be rid
of rupture for good, without an opera
tion, take advantage of the doctor's
free offer. Write him today.—Adver
tisement.
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How good it feels. Your nostrils
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struggling for breath. Get a small
bottle of Ely's Cream Balm from any
QMMTuggist. Colds and catarrh yield
like magic. Don't stay stuffed up.
Relief is sure.
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The moment this sulphur prepara
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after two or three applications, the
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burning, itching or disfigurement.
Mentho-Sulphur always heals eczema
right up.
A small Jar of Rowles Mentho-Sul
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store.
Lift Off-No Pain!
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Doesn't hurt one bit! Drop n little
"Freczone" on nn aching corn, In
stantly tlyit corn stops hurting, then
shortly you lift It right off with
^0ngers.
Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of
‘‘Freczone” for a few cents, sufll
cient to remove every hard corn, soft
corn, or corn between tho toes, and
the foot calluses, without soreness or
Irritation.
Omaha Business Groups Uniting to Advertise City and
State in Campaign That Will Stimulate Whale Camnmajty
this is the Itirrliwood apartment
at Fort .v-eighth and Dodge streets
which has been sold by E. W. Stolten
berg to Joe and Aaron Wolf.
Uyron Hastings and I. Shuler are
prominent realtors who are leaders
In the Omaha Heal Estate board's
campaign to advertise Omaha.
The plans of the Omaha Real Es
tate hoards to advertise Omaha
through advertising Nebraska are
taking definite form.
The action of the Associated Re
tailers of Omaha in voting unani
mously to join In the work is attract
ing the attention of other business
groups.
A group of lumber dealers hav9
joined hands with the Real Estate
Doard. They notified Irenaeus Shaler
yesterday, that they would make up
a fund of J2.100 to add to the total
to be used in the advertising cam
paign.
The Chamber of Comerce Is help
ing and indications are that It will
have the united support of the com
munity- The plans inaugurated by
Irenaeus Shaler, and the members of
his committee are being referred to
generally as civic "statesmanship.”
— Program Extensive.
The program contemplates bringing
into it all the citizens of Omaha, men
women and children, and the founda
tion is being laid broad enough to
make this possible. It will be more
than an advertising campaign; it will
be a plan of community stimulation.
Attention will be given to the big
economic factors that moke up the
foundation of business life and upon
which the pay roils are built, nnd, in
addition, attention will be given to
the homes of the city and to the home
surroundings.
The "homo beautiful” Is more than
a name In Omaha. Real estate men
#iave given expert attention to the
laying out of subdivisions and to the
building of beautiful homes.
This feature of Omaha's growth is
constantly being studied.
To Boost Dairy Movement.
The Real Estate board's program
contemplates awakening new Interest
Property Sales
Brisk for Week
Many Real Estate Transfen of
Over $4,000 Reported
in Omaha.
The following sales of real estate,
of $4,000 or more, wore officially re
corded last week In the office of the
register of deeds:
II'mI Famam.
R J Tato to Sebastian Salerno. 11$
South Thirty-seventh street. $12,000.
Mary A. CoidF to Susan Freymann,
10.4 South Forty-lhlrd street. $5,400.
C. R Clark to Henry Pleach, 621 South
Thirty-fifth street. $6,800.
North Hlile.
Samuel Cohen to Frank Petereon. 4121
North Twen* v-thlrd street. $6,200.
Nellie C. Sadler to W H. Jacobsen.
2319 Elllaon avenue. $6,300.
Roie A. Jackson to Wallace Wheeler.
2319 Elllaon avenue, $7,300.
A. R Martin to Salvatore Dlmartlno,
1813-16-18 Chnrle* attest. $4,800.
Robert Dlna^r to Cathne Keenan. 4914
North Twentv-aeventh atrept. $4,600.
Henale CrvnatructIon company to II. W.
Dunn, southweat corner Thirtieth and
Fowler avenue. $8,000.
at icnnei neutron to Minnie r. Lewis.
2597 Pinkney street, *4,750.
C. K. Hubbard lo O \ Sheddy. *741
F<»n»eneiic boulevard. $8,000.
R V. McDonald to 1, C. Valentin#,
1615 Victor avenue. *4.200.
Central.
J. F. Creadon to L. L. Bowen, 2912
Webster street. $10,500.
r> B. Gro## to Kat# Hanson, 1915
Chicago street. $7,500.
Mouth Omaha.
T'sthor Johnson to John Slavik. Jr.. 2422
Valiev street, $4 *00.
Arthur Theodore to J. V. Kaapar. 8865
Q street, $5,000
Florence.
,T. B. Wilson to Flora Johnson, south
east corner 'chlrty-thlrd and Mormon
streets, $4,200.
Pcnson.
W. R. 7lnk to Mary A KHer. 6601 Mili
tary avenue. 14,850.
c, C Flack to J. M Johnson. 8451
North S'rtlcth street *4.760.
J. A. «hopln to W. H H>ys. 2524 North
gj-r»v fourth street *4.000.
r. IT Penover to Cnthne M Morlson.
2f,or. North Hixtv-f|f*h street. *5 676.
Abe Somber* to Restern Mortgage and
T,n;in enumenv, southeast corner Fifty
fifth and Plnkncv streets. 84.650.
Cathedral.
Abe Pombenr to Ra#teen Mortgage and
Lonn ro-^tunv. 121 North Forty-third
avenue $5 760.
Abe gnmherr to Rxstern Mortgage snd
T.onu company, 123 North Forty-third
avenue. $5,650.
Dundee.
R D Clsrk to T ”t* N. Jerome. 4611
Cno’tol sven°e. $5,011.
Alien M. Bnson to Irens V. Putnam.
BfR ** ('«»•* street. *7 000.
•atlte Hfiv|n*s and T,nsn association to
T.*e n McKenzie. 4719 WakeUy str##t,
17 oao „ _
Dundee Realty cnmpnnv to Ptors Rev
em"e m od Tc* company. Fifty-sevanth
and Webster ■ Meets. *4 600.
Tlreib Parfr.
Abe pnritierr to Rsstern Mortgage and
1 nnri Co-ncap- •f'lthsMt corner Tu'enty
eIrrhfh and Haml|ten streets. $4,100.
Northwest.
T tr «nvkip«- to Melvin Otil»U?«
4.V4 North Thlrtv-«|vth avenue *4 *60
x».,rfb • Hertmr*’ to R 1* C1spden1n.
nor*hess* corner Thirty-ninth and Miami
„«,,»*. <4 1 oe
A t>e Horn berg to Rss’ern Mortgage end
T.nnn r- • "v. Forty-third and Meredith
Street* *r 00,»
f* 1, Pndatrom »o n Marjutro. 8727
North Fortv-s •• eu*», *-0*1. # 200.
Field C*nh
W. C Coe to T.vdln Heine Thfrtv
f<fM> between Mason and Pacific streets.
*5.760.
11 u meow Park.
W T Pc'rr- •> Feed Armbrnsf. Thir
ty rirot ru,t forint' st-,Tts. $t 70n.
pete- Tscohsrn to Clarice Poffenenar
rer 2723 South Thirty-fifth avenua.
*6.760.
Minna I,n*u.
A ore R Hetnfetf to C W. Carnaby.
28t;7 Bauman avenue. 86.76*.
Sonthrnrfr,
Tesufe Hnrmcn ♦ n Atinnlo Dlmare. *14
pte-ee afreet, fp, ?r.0.
tntiuin Harmon to Cnrmclo Cartentlnl,
822 Plcree street #r r',0.
flout tl.
V m Perkins «o T-.-mett# Tors, *509 11
M" r,,v at-'u-f. 95.000
W P V'*»»ner lo fl R. D'-nnuro, 1461
South Four*<■ opth street. *< 000.
WM I enr«ii»vorth.
Turin! W«-,| to O IBaer. 4614 Pacific
Street. 17.000
Roy Park rr Aernry.
Tluv J’nrkrr, foimrrly ronnrolcd
wltli tlin rinorpo F. Jono* rompnnv.
linn atnrted n Im-InrnH of til* own. TTr
mtprrM to hnndle medium prlred
properties
•mmmammmmrn>. •
U IStmler V
in these matters as well as in the
home grounds and gardens.
The needs of the state at large are
also to be given help and special at
tention will be given the movement to
increase the number of dairy catt'.e
on Nebraska farms. Heal estate men
have evpressed a lielief that every
farm should be a business. The ap
peal to the farmer is for at least five
cows and a cream separator on each
farm.
While the advertising campaign
was to run for six months when it
was first suggested it has now been
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HSVN
PHOTO
J?yron R Hastingj
decided to continue the work for one
year. Several departments of civic ac
tivity that will be inaugurated during
the campaign, however will be con
the campaign, however, will be con
tinued permanently.
Here's One of Ten New Homes
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Ilern is one of tin- ton houses that have been built, or are being
built by Rasp Bros., us their contribution toward the growth of Omaha.
It. is located at 4327 C'hieiigo street.
Rasp Bros, entered the real estate business here in 190ti and began
building homes in 190R. Since that time they have built from 15 to 30
homes eacli year.
Tlie company expects to do the greatest volume of business in its
history during the coming year.
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Real Estate Firm Enlarges
Office Space Second Time
Shopen & Co. have enlarged their
offi-os for the second time since they
moved Into their suite In the Keeline
building. They now occupy Booms
234, 236, 238 and 240.
For the last three years Shopen
A Co. have bean specializing in the
building of homes. Their prospects for
the coming year are declared bright
and the results of the last year's busi
ness very satisfactory. The selling of
homes by the company has been aided
by the inauguration of a loan and
insurance department to finance
building for the small investor.
J. A. Shopen. president of the com
pany, declared that the enlargement
of the offices has made It possible to
look to the insurance and loan depart
ment for even greater aid to the sell
ing department than ever before.
New Agency Opened.
A. H. lluskin, for six years man
ager of the Consumers" C al com
pany, has entered the real estate
field and opened an office in the
Keeline building. ,He is (preparing to
handle better class homes.
Vt. F. Smith Goes East.
IV. Furnam Smith left yesterday
for Bosion. vhere he will spend 10
Al>\ KKTISK.MfcNT. ,\U VK HTI8F.MENT.
Performs 45,000
Appendicitis Operations
Berlin Doctor Retires After Operating 32 Years
I>r. Joseph Rotter, a noted German i
specialist, has retired after having per*
formed 4^,000 operating for appendicitis,
according to newspaper reports.
A Treacherous Disease.
Arpor.dlcltis attacks at any moment
persons *•—mmgiy in aood health. Usually.
<ven however, it Is preceded by so-rai.ed
stomach trouble, constipation or similar
disturbances. Often when there is a warn
ing feeling of uneasiness In tbs abdomen.
Appendicitis can be guarded against in
the same manner in which ono guards
against the spread of throat tnfe< tlon,
because that Is lust what appendicitis
l»—an Infection in »he Intestines spread
ing to the appendix. When one has
sore throat, one can often prevent fur
ther trouble by using an antiseptic wash
or gargle to fight the germs and a laxa
tive to carry off the poisons from tha
body The same procedure is necessary
to fight the intestinal germs and guard
against appendicitis Rut Instead of an
antiseptic wash for the throat, an INTES
TINAL antiseptic U necessary.
Intestinal Antiseptic.
There is now offered to the public a
pteparation having th« DOUBLE a-tlon
of an intestinal antiseptic and a COM
I'LET FI Hvstern rlean;e-r. This Prepara
tlon, know m Aolerlka. acts sa follows:
lion, -Known to eliminate or destroy harm
ful germs and colon baclll In the Intes
tinal cgnul. thus guarding against appen
dicitis and other diseases having their
start here.
It is tho most complst# system cleanser
ever offered to the public, acting on
ROTH upper and lower bowel and re
moving foul which poisoned the
—
system for month* and which nothing slae
can diklodg*- It brings out all g
thus immediately relieving pn-njure **n
the heart It ia astonishing the great
amount of polionoui matter Adlerika
drawn from th* alimentary canal—mat
ter you never thought wm |n your av fl
ier. Try It right after a natural move
ment and notice how much more foul
matter it brings out which w as i •> soulng
you. In slight disorder*, each us occa
sional constipation, sour stomach, gas on
th* stomach and sick headache, one
spoonful Adlerika ALWAYS brines relief i
A longer treatment, however, is necessary j
In ca**a of obstinate constipation end
long standing stomach trouble, preferably j
under direction of your physician.
Reports from I'hiHirlaiU.
"I found Adlerika th* beat 1n my rntira
37 years experience. (burned) Dr. C.
Egg era.
“I use Adlerika In all b'Wtl case**
Bom* require only on* dose" < Signed >
Dr F M P (Name given on request.)
"I have found nothing In niv &<* v«*ars’
practice to excel Adlerika." (Signed) Dr.
James Weaver.
"After taking Adlerika few] better than
for 20 years H v#*n't language to <\
Pres* AWyi'L IMPl RTTIKb eliminated
from my yyatam(Sign 1) .1 K Pu< Kelt
Adlerika is a constant gurnrt** to peo
ple who have us-d only ordinary bow* 1
and stoma* h medicine*, on a - *>unt «»f
Its rapid, plea- nt end COMPLKTH ac
tion. It ii sold by leading druggists
everywhere.
Sold In Omaha by Sherman-McConnell
Drug Company and other leading drug
gist*
Demand I
SAY “BAYER” when you buy-^gnidne
Unless you see the “Bayer Cross” on tablets, you are not
getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe by millions
and prescribed by physicians over 23 years for
Colds
Toothache
Headache
Lumbago
Neuralgia
Neuritis
Rheumatism
Pain, Pain
d/nsi LUAlZS^ ^ ^
which contains proven directions.
Handy “Bayer” boxes of twelve tablets
Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggists.
Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaccticacnlcslcr. of Saltcylicacid
days. Mr. Smith expects to stop In
Xew York to confer with real estate
men on his way home.
Suspect Held in Holdup
of Omaha Taxi Driver
Detective Ben Danbaum is in St.
Paul, to bring back Mike Herman,
wanted in connection with the holdup
in Omaha of Johnny Dugan, taxi
driver.
Dugan was tied to a tree in South
Omaha by two men. who robbed him
of fl8 and drove off with his taxi.
The machine later was recovered.
Tech ll'gh Student Dies
After Six Weeks’ Illness
Dorothy Fern Anderson, 15, daugh
ter of J. (\ Anderson, and grand
daughter of M. H. Chaso. 4308 U nney
street, at whose home she lived, died
yesterday after an Illness of six
weeks. ,
She was a student at Technical
Hitch school.
Funeral services will 1*? held Sun
day afternoon at 3 at the Crosby
Moore funeral home. Twenty-fourth
and Wirt streets.
The body will bo taken to Harlan,
la., for burial.
Good Furniture
At Lower Prices
X response to an ever-growing de
mand for better Furniture at
lower prices, we will always dis
play on our show floors a great
variety of beautifully designed
and finely made pieces so moderately
priced as to make it possible for every
one to realize the ideal of good taste in
home furnishing. In utilizing our stocks
vou are assured of sound value.
V
Grand Rapids Quality
The phrase “Made in Grand
Rapids” is accepted as synony
mous with all that is beautiful in
design, correct in style and honest
in workmanship in furniture. Our
reputation as a quality furniture
store is sustained by the fact that
the great majority of our stock
bebrs the trademark of a Grand
Rapids manufacturer.
If.
Erandt’s
Good Furniture
1309 Douglas St.
Opposite Hotel Fontenelle
encc
Omaha Business
The large number of buyers of our Profit-Sharing
Preferred Shares, and the amounts they are
buying, is a remarkable tribute to Omaha business.
It shows that Omaha investors, large and small,
want their money in strong and growing Omaha
business institutions.
These investors know that a well established, well
managed, and growing Omaha business controlled
by successful men. will become stronger and larger.
They know that when their monev is invested in
surli an institution, it is wisely and safely invested.
A Success Now—
This large number of buyers of our Profit Sharing
Preferred Shares, means an ever increasing num
ber of friends and rust. • «.>rs for the Burgess Nash
Store; it means an ever increasing growth for this
Store
I hat s why we have sold these Shares to our
employees, customers, and other loenl people.
That’s why we are continuing to sell them to these
buyers.
Our Profit-Sharing Shares
—are
SAFE and PROFITABLE
7% to 10%
, _ *
These Shares, permitting you to share in the prof
its of our growing business, are Preferred, Cumu
lative and Participating After all shares have re
ceived 7% these Profit ^haring Shares will in ad
dition receive one fourth of remaining profits up
to a total of 10% dividend on the investment.
We arf selling these shares at the par value of
$100 £ach, either for cash, or on partial payments
of $10 per month, per share. I hese shares may he
purchased from any of our employes, either in or
out of the store.
A Wonderful Opportunity to Save
BURGESS-NASH COMPANY
“One of America's Great Stores"
