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    America’s Fastest Growth in Home Ownership Is in Omaha
Some (laU Jesus
lNnir I’olitieiun
I imlMff I’tiMwri Manv H#**
mrnti of <liri*l 1 finlrr*
aliip. Savi I'ailnr.
■ tv hut w* need >hn<« all In *ur
times am leader* like Jrtut Chrtat
•aid Rev Albert Kuhn ar Heihany
I'reehyterUn church lundiy tnorti
m#
'Christ loved the people, both the
hla her rltreee* and I he common pen
pie and He deeply appreciated their
approval of Hla leaderahlp *■ shown
by their about* of Hounnnah* upon
III* entrance In Jeruaalem, hut He
never hanked on this superficial ap
plause and never lit lllmaclf Im- In
flucnced to change or to lower HI*
goal by a consideration of the wlshe*
of tile crowd. He did not keep Hla
ear* to the ground to find out what
would go well with tlie masses or
what would take with the act nt
Jerusalem which had the money and
the influence. Sumo would have
called Him a poor politician. Yet the
world knows by this time that never
was there a leader of men like
Chriat.
"The true leader of today combines
in a similar wav deep and sincere
love of his fellow citizens regardless
of creed, class or color with a true,
exalted nnd broad idea! and abso
lutely fearless devotion to that ideal
^ "Our best presidents have been
men of such a combination: Wash
ington, Jefferson, IJncoln. Grover
Cleveland, and men like Roosevelt,
and Woodrow Wilson have had elo
ments of it, though with both of
’hese the politician in them induced
them at times to compromise too
much with men of lower vision.
"Calvin Coolidge impresses me as a
man possessing to a high degree
these very elements of leadership;
lie has a sincere interest in the wel
fare of the people regardless of social
station: he sees clearly before him a
high ideal of civic order and justice:
he listens to the Voice of his well
trained and enlightened judgment
regardless of the clamor of the crowd
That has the vote or the special in
terests of the hunch that has the
money. He may have mistaken ideas
on economic or other public ques
tions; he probably has; there is no
man who is entirely fool proof. But
he is not a time server, a man that
uses his platform only to get into
office and sells his conviction and his
soul to stay there."
Omaha Produce
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Omaha, April II.
BUTTER
Creamery—Local jobbing price to re
tailer a: Extras. 41c; extras In 60-lb. tubs,
40c; standard*. 40c; first*. 39c.
Dairy—Buyers are paying 31c for bast
table butter in rolls or tubs, 24026c for
common packing stock. For beit sweet
unsalted butter, 32c.
BUTTERFAT.
!• or No. 1 cream Omaha buyers are
■npaylng 31c per lb. at country stations;
3«c delivered Omaha.
FRESH MILK.
*••25 ner cwt. for fresh milk teatlng 2.5
delivered on dairy platform Omaha.
EGGs.
For No. 1 fresh eggs, delivered, tn new
rases, $6.75; seconds. 17c; cracks. 15c. In
some quartera $5.90; (ass count, not less
than 66 lbs., gross, la bel»»g quoted for
fresh eggs, $5.45 per ca*«*. weighing leas
than 56 lbs.
Jobbing prices to retailers: IT. H. spe
cials. 2Gc; U. 8. extras, commonly known
a* selects, 25c; country run. 24c; No. 1
small. 22c: checks 22c.
POULTRY.
Buyers are paying around ths following
prices for No. 1 stock;
Alive—Broilers, up to t lbs. each, 38c
per lb.: heavv hens, 5 lbs. and over. 21c;
4 to 6 lbs.. 20o; light hens. 20c; springs,
smooth legs. 22025c; stags. 19c; Leghorn
springs. 12c; roosters. 13c; ducks, fat and
full feathered. 12016c; gesse. fat and full
feathered. 12016c; turkeys, young toms
and hena. 20c: old toms and No. 2, not
culls. 16c: pigeons. $1.00 per dozen; ca
pon*. 7 lbs. and over. 27c per lb.; under 7
Ih*.. 25c per lbs; no cull*, sick or crippisd
poultry wanted.
Dressed—Buyers ar# paying for dressed
chickens, ducks and geese 2 0 3c above
alive prices, and for dressed turkeys. 60
6c above live priors. Some dealers are
accepting shipment* of dressed poultry
and selling Name on 10 per cent clmmla
sion basis.
Jobbing price# of dressed poultry to re
tailers: Springs, soit. 35c; broilers. No.
1. 43c; No. 2. 32c: hena. 28c; roosters.
20 0 22c; ducks. 26 0 28 c; geese. 20025c;
turkeys. 32c; No. turkeys, conaiderauly
Jess.
FRESH FISH.
Om*ha jobbers nre selling at about the
following prices, f. o b. Omaha: Fancy
white fish, 30c; lake trout. 28®30c; hali
but, 28c; northern bullheads. Jumbo, 23 0
26c: catfish, regular run. :»2<u >5c: fillet
of haddock. 25c; black cod sable fish
steak, 20c; amelts, 24035c; flounders,
20c; cruppiea, 20025c; black basa, 35c;
Spanish mackerel. 1 to 2 lbs.. 25c. Froz
en fish, 2 til 4o less than prices shove
Fresh oysters, per gallon, $2.8004 00.
Shell oysters and lams, per 100. $2.00.
CHE ESP?.
Local Jobbers are selling American
cheese, fancy grade, as follows: Single
daisies, 22c; double dalsle*. 21 He; Young
America*. 23c: longhorns. 22c; square
prints. 22 %r\ brick. 2 2V*c: llmher<er. 1
Ib. block, 38c; Imported Roquefort, 65c;
New York white. 34c.
BEEF CUTS.
Wholesale prices of beef cut# effective
today are as follows:
No. 1 rounds. 18c; No 2. 17c; Nc. 2.
12 'sc; No. 1 loin*. 34c; No. 2, 32c; No. 3.
18c; No. 1 ribs. 35c; No. 2. 23c; No. 3.
17c: No. 1 chucks. 12c: No 2. lie; No.
3, 9’4c; No. 1 plates. fcVfcc; No. 2. 8c; No.
3. 7e.
FRUITS.
.Tubbing prices
Apples—In barrels of 145 lbs : Town
^Winesao*. fanev, $6.25: Missouri Biark
'I wig. fancy, $5.60; Jonathans. fsney.
$5.00; Ben Davis, fancy. $4.75: .lona
•lians. Iiiw*. extra fancy. $6.76; (Janus,
lancy, $5.00.
U'tnona—California, fancy, per box.
$6 00: choice. i»er box, $5.60.
Avocados — (Alligator pears), per dozen.
$6 00.
At>p1*s—in boxes: Washington Deli
cious. extra fancy. 72-80 size. $4 00; Wash
ington Wineaaps. extra fancy, $2.7.»: fancy,
$2.26; choice. $1.85; Rome Beauty, extra
fancy. $2.00; fancy. $1.76: w'hlte winter
I'eHrmaln. extra fancy. $2.6002.76; Crimea
(Jnlden wrapped. $1.75.
Strawberries—Louisiana, pints, $1.60 per
crate.
Urapefrult—Per box. extra fancy. $3.50
04.50; fancy. $3 2604.00; Florida, fancy,
per box. $3.0003.60.
Oranges—California, navel, fancy, ar
wording to size. $3 8504 00 per box;
choice. 2f»c less
('ranberrle*--Jersey. 66-lb. boxes, fancy.
$4 50
Bananas—Per lb, 1 Or
FEED.
Market quotable In carload lots, per
ion f o b Omaha.
(“ettonseed Meal—43 per cent, $46.60.
Ifominv Feed—Whit# or yellow. $78 00
Digester Feeding Tankage—60 per cent, j
$45 00
Alfalfa Meal—Cholc# prompt, $29 00;
No 1 spot, prompt. $24.50; No. 2 spot,
prompt. $20.50. Choice meal Is very
scarce.
Wheat feeds, nominal quotations,
prompt delivery: bran. $23 25; brown
.-iu.rts, $24.00; gray shorts. $25.00; reddog.
;:9.oo.
VEGETABLES.
Jobbing prices: ✓
Lggplant—Per do*., 12 00; 2flc per Jb.
Shallots—Southern. 11.00 per do/..
<’jihbage—Celery cabbage. 10c per lb ;
new Texas cabbage. 4>4e per Jb ; crates.
4o per lb.
New Root's—Texas beet* and carrots,
per do*, bunches, 90c; do, bushel. 92.00,
Onion*—Yellow In sacks, par lb., 3>4c;
r»»d, sacks. 4V4c; white, sacks, per lb.. 6c.
Spanish, per crate. 9U.60.
Tomatoes—Florida, crata. six baaketa.
. 16.0ft; per basket, 91.25.
m <>i<*ry—California, per do*., according
to size. $1.3602.00; Florida, rough. 5*
«I«r*. crate, 93 76. __
Bakers 4c per lb.; Western Russet Ttur
nl* $ i *ir» par cwt.; new Triumphs, ham
per. 94 60. ,r
Lettuce—Head, per crate. 9 00: per
dr/, 91.25; hothouse leaf. 46c per do*.
Sweat Potato#** - .Southern. cr*ta. ac
cording to brand. 93.0003.76; Jersey aeed.
bu. basket. 92 26.
norfi—Turnip*. p*r*nlp* beet* and car
rot*. in *ack«, 2 >4 02c per lb.
Peppers--Green Mango per lb. JRc.
Cucumber*-—Hothouse, 93 90 ptr do*.
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len wln*-a riaa’ea a 4*m***d f<*» ah«Ha
Iai*4 r*d4f»* whbh of i««i*a ia a r«*
(irurMve fmrtmt ia lb# trad* t .>#»ai4*f
1 leg th* mf)l weather that# vogh* • <* l»a a
grind dem»*4 far feed f»*r atnrfc.
and la fa* t »h!« demand la witfniilWM
Mill* ar# net a* umulatliif any big
llorht
I lJn***d meal it firm Tha market wa*
l**aa ha* l»e*n recovered, on an in* rninl
•lemand and fad that mllla are »»ra«
111* all) sold Up tor !h*r April production
jin fart e«m* Mllla have been out of in*
market temporarily, laat week or It* da**
Demand I* r* poll' d aurpiiamg good f*i$
ih ft lime of )e<*i. and for laal 3« daya
llomlny feed den-sad ia reported a lit
lie better and price* art ate to $1 «•
higher than a week ago The a* naon of
the year ia m»w at hand when receipts of
corn and other grain at terminal maiket
ia usually tight, which tends to Imreaa#
the demand for homlnv feed, and pro
a little lower earlr thia week. i»ut the
diii« ra are expecting a snappy demand
for the next 10 daya. or longer. Focal
production la rather light, nnd no ac
cumulation of supplier to apeak of. i*
taking plri'f The shipping demand is
good, fur tha past week or 10 days es
pecially. , . ,
Feeding tanknge is strong considering
the season of the year Price * alao
relative!* low for this time of year. *'f,
course the end of th** feeding season is
near al hand, hut the demand in this
territory ih keep in it up well; to such an
extent, in fact, that local production is
not sufficient to supply ihe demand* of
the trad**, and which trade is being sup
plied by branch houses. In other cities. |
where the demand is not so heavy. Focal
houses were surprised to hear of the re-1
«ent declines, in other parts of the coun
try. and If It had not been for the decline
elncvvhcre the demands of the trade in
this territory coaid not be supplied In
full. While the market Is strong at the
present time, it will be controlled entirely
by demand and production. and ’he
former may decrease sharply at any time
now.
FIEFD HEED
Nominal quotations. Omaha and Coun
cil Bluffa. thresher run. per 100 lba.: Al
falfa. $19.60020.00: red clover. $19 00®
21.00; sweet clover. $12.00016.00; timo
thy. 16.00 0 7.00; Sudan grass. $6,750
6 75: cane seed. $1.0001.10; common mil
ler. $1.00; German millet. $2 25.
IIAY.
Upland Prairie—No . 1, $1 3.60® 14.00;
No. 2. $10.50012.50; No. 3. J7 00<U 9 00.
Midland Prairie—No. 1. $12 60013.10;
No. 2. $10 50011 50; No. 3. $6 000 8.00.
Lowland Prairie—No. 1. $3.0u®10 00.
No. 2. $6.0008.00.
Packing Hay—$5 5007 50.
Straw—Oat. $S.00®9.U: wheat, *7.00
0 8 00.
Alfalfa—Choice. $22.00 0 23.00; No. 1.
$20.00021.00. standard, $16.00018.00; No.
2, $12.60014.00; No. 3. $10,00012.00.
HIDES. Woni.. TALLOW.
Prices are quotable as follows, deliv
ered Omaha, dealers- weights and eelec
lions: „ . _
Hides—Seasonable. No. 1, 5c; No. -
4c; green, 4c and 3c: bulla. 4c and 3c;
branded. 4c. glue hide*. 2 4c; calf. Fic
and 104c; kip. 10c and *4c; glue sklna,
4c; dry flint hides. 10c; dry salted. <c,
drv glue, 6c; deacons, 75c each; hora*
hides. $3.26 and $2.25 each; ponies and
glues, $1.50 each; colts, 25c each; hog
skins, I5r each. , .
Wool—Pelts. $1 00 to $1.75 each; Iambi,
75c to $1.60 each; clips, no value: wool.
32 037c. „ tl
Tallow and Grease—No. 1 tallow. 54c;
B tallow, 6c; No. 2 tallow. 4 4c; A grease.
6 4c; II grease. 6c; yellow grease, 4 4c;
brown grease. 4c; pork cracklings. $50.00
per ton; beef cracklings. $30.00 per ton;
beeawax. $20.00 per ton.
Financial News
By Associated Press.
New Yoik. April 13 With bond price,
last week following a downward trend in
line with stock market function, bond
circles welcomed the ready absorption or
new financing «■ Indlcaiing the sound
underlying position of the Investment nur
kt*l. For the fifth week this year new
t*..iid Issues totaled more than lUdi.Oun -
U'jo. Despite the large volume' all orrei
mgs were quickly sold.
Ah mii actual market factor the long
awaited Dawes report -xerred little in
fluence. Prices made feeble response to
it. constructive features, universally
praised by Wall street bankers, until me
in the week, when Its acceptance by the
reparations commission improved the mar
ket’* lone. . ....
Suggestion, for the flotation of a $-00.
000,000 international loan to Germany,
foreshadowing the sale of perhaps half j
the securities in this country, aroused the
greatest Interest in Investment quarters,
international hankers intimated that the
inevitable delays in putting the i»awr.
plan Into exec ution might d« fei offering,
of the (Jarman bonds unUI next fail.
(Jrigimil plans called for the operation
early In June, corresponding to the sale
of the Austrian loan a year »*«» If the
financing cannot be arranged by that
Mine banker, admitted they wowul hesi
tate to throw li upon the ordinarily dull
summer market.
Meinwhile continuous operation of Ger
many's financial machinery will tie as
sured by the establishment of an Ameri
can credit for the new gold rediscount
bank, which eventually will be merged
with the gold bank proposed in the
Dawes report. Negotiations are under way
for American banks to advance $5,000,000
to help Mart the system, and If it prove*
successful additional credit will be made
available Granting of the credit, which
marks the first actual participation of
American capital In the economic rehabili
tation of Germany, indicates the willing
ness of bankers to extend financial aid
and foreshadows success of the German
Ion n.
Hals of New York state's $45,000,000
bonus bonds last week established several
records for this type of f.minting. The
largest bonus issue- ever sold. It paid a
premium to the state sufficient to defray
I h e costs of administ ra ting the bonus.
Hankers sole! the bonds nt one of the
narrowest margins of profit ever received
and disposal of the Issue was said to
have been the quickest on record for a
slate or municipal offering. Brisk in
qulry was reported for the $_’0,loo.ooo
Pennsylvania railroad equipment bonus
;inr! shout $20.0<>n.i)f)0 of public- utility Is
sues rold last w-ee c.
Price* of listed bonds fluctuated within
narrow limits, although late In the week
a wide variety of French governmental
rind municipal ohllfattona Attained b#w
high levels on the improved outluok for
the success of the Dawes plan. United
States treasury 4’** also sold at a record
high figure.
An offering of about $12,000,000 Pacific
Gas A Klectric bonds has been announced
f-.r this week.
My Associated Press.
(Program to be broad* uat Monday,
April j l, central standard lltn*;), kiy
courtesy ,»f Radio Digest.
1VHH, Atlanta (429), 8, music; 10:46,
darky quartet
WtiR, Huffslo (319). 6:30, music; 4:30.
news: 7:60. address; "Night School*, *,
concert; 10:80, dan**
WHK. Cleveland (283). 4. music.
WBAV. Columbus (.190), Jl a. ni.,
music; news, 7, music.
W FA A, Dallas News, (4 74), 8:30, or
chest ra.
WWJ, Detroit News. (517 r. 4. orchestra;
Oeorge F. Abbott, tenor; Henry Rehltxkc,
tenor; Jud K. Le Plane, baritone.
W('X, Detroit (617). : 16. music; b,
corn err; 7:30, Sigma Alpha lota sororlt)
VVOC, Davenport < 484 ). 4:30. bedtime,
7, lecture. 7. ^ talk. 8-10, musical.
WRAP. Fort Worth Star-Telegram ( 474)
7:10, music; 9..l(t, concert
WOH. Jefferson «’ity (440 9), 8. band
WM<\ Commercial Appeal (600), * :*•.
concert
W KA K, New Tork (492), 4 to. Thornton
Fisher; 4:40. oratorio soviet) , 7 in.
pianist; 7:60, talk, 8, soprano; 8:30, "Me*
siah 9 dance
K LX, Oakland (809), in, college pro
gram.
WAAW. Omaha (140), 7:30, mual*n],
8, markets
WO A W. Omaha (624), 4:30, orchestra;
9, concert.
W DA It, Philadelphia (395). 4 10. talk
4:60, talk; 8:25. orchestra. 9:10, dance
WOO. Philadelphia (609). 4 0, orchet
tra, 7:16, talk; 8:10, orchestra; 9 .10, re
dial; 9.30, dan*1**
WIT. Philadelphia (396), I. talk; 6.30.
orchestra.
\VIP, Philadelphia (609), 6 05, orchestra
4, talk
K < IW, Portland (492), 10. recital; 10 in
musics I
KKAK, Pullman (630), 9 .10, talks, Roy
Scouts
WHY, Schenectady ( 130), 4 45, tnu«l< A|
sd*l reus
KPO San Francis* *• (421). 7 10. chil
dren. 9 orchestra. 10, organ, II. music.
12 hand.
Wi'HD Zion (346). « tniialc,
UDAK Kansas (Tty Sra- (411). 3 m.
idsnee. 4. talk rhlldren s hour, 3, mln
|*trele, 11 46, Night hawks.
hifs IIji\c Punch:
\rc (mmmI Tonic
11 *•*■«• \r«* liirllfD ^ lirff
Jokrslrr* \r«* W inttiiift
I Jtmr,
1 Where to eee Imtl lafi lidif:
Hun theater, Omaha,
Htrand theater, t'nuncll Whiff*
Itrnaltn theater. Wen eon
r.iand theater Omaha
It** theater, Albion. N*b,
Iona theater, Red Oak, I*.
If at first you don't succeed try,
tiy again.
That muy sound to you III;# copy
book stuff, but It baa a special ap
plication to I bn Ium-hI 1 ,uf contest
I elng promoted by The Omaha llee
on the serpens of various motion pic
ture theaters In the Omaha territory.
Perhaps you have sent In several
Jokes to the Docal 1 .af editor and
have not seen your efforts on the
screen. Don’t be dlscourugd. II may i
be that your jokes were crowded out j
of the winning class by a narrow j
margin. |
There Is no limit to the number
or jokes ton may submit, and every
week easli prizes are offered for thei
best I.ifs. There Is a Urst prize of!
second of $.1, third of J2 and 12
additional prizes of f! each. In addi
tion to having the pleasure of win-!
nlng a cash prize, you may experl- i
cnee the added thrill of seeing your1
prize joke and name on the movie 1
screen.
Every joke you send In will be con- |
sidered by the laical l.af editor. Sub-i
mlt original Jokes and limit them to
30 words each. Give yourself a try
out at Joke writing. You never know
until you try Just what you can do.
What others have done perhaps you
can do.
The Docal T.af editor goes through
the jokes that do not get within the
cash prize class and selects three
each day for this column. Today's
are:
You are from Indiana, Miss Jones,
are you?
Yes. Hooaler girl.
Really, you know, I haven't any.
—K. C. Dillman, Oxford, Xeb.
I heard Norman swear.
What?
Yes. he said a let of those Sunday
school words.
—Mrs. F. S. Boals. Stanton, Neh.
Our small daughter was eating a
bowl of broth.
She suddenly plunged her fingers In !
the soup, and, holding up a fat !
oyster, exclaimed, "Well, If It Isn't a i
toad!"
- —Mrs. A. K. Brown,
.1071 South Thirty-fourth St.
Both of Wyoming Wreck
V ielirn Found in RiAer
Cheyenne, Wyn. April 13—Re
mains of a body Identified as that of
Charles A. Guenther of Douglas,
Wyo., who perished in the Coal Creek '
wreck on the Chicago, Burlington ft
Quincy railroad near Casper. Septem
ber 27, last, was found In the North
Platte river at Careyhurst, several '
miles below the scene of the wreck,!
according to a special to the Tribune- j
Deader from Glen Rock. The body
was identified through a steel Jacket
whlqh Guenther wore as the result of
having suffered a fracture of the
back.
Washington news these days Is of
a kind to tempt the Congressional
Record to resort to scare heads —Bos
ton Transcript.
WO AW Program
sJ
Monday, April 14.
* in p rn Dinner program bv Ran
dall's Royal orchestra of Hrandeia Store
rerta in ants
9 on f. m.—Recital program arranged
by Stanley .fan I.etovaky. composer, id
•'«nlsr and Instructor. Presented by artist
oupils >>f Stanley T.etnvrky assisted by
Forest Painter barlton- Anns Anderson,
flutist. »n»1 Da belle William*. Soprano.
Plano solos:
<n> "Foundry Dance”.Beethoven
(b) "Atnofe Coquette"..Frirnl
Catherine Pugner.
Piano solos
(a * "Hark. Hark the I.ark" .
. Schubert-I.lsxt
(b) ‘"Turkey In the Straw". Gulon
Mildred Sennet.
Rarlfone solo
“Out of the Dusk to You”. T.ee
Forest Painter
Flute obbligato. Mlaa Anna Anderson.
Flute solo
'Travlata" Popp-Verdl
Mias Anna Anderaon.
Plano solo
“Home Swe#t Horn*" .... Tahlherg ■ Foster
Victoria Kuncl.
Piano solos
(a l • Nocturne” .Chopin
(b) “A la Chinnier".Harrirnan
Margaret Carmichael.
Vocal solos:
< a i Philosophy". Mctilll
(b) ".lest. Perfume and Dance”.
Qrunlg
Mlaa Isabella William"
Miss Margaret Carmichael, accompenlat.
Plano solos:
Ini Clegv” . . Massanet
(h) "To the Hieing Hun”.. . Tnrjuaeen
Margaret Kolberg. age in.
Piano aolo.
"Nocturne ’ I/eybach
Mira I tie* Moms
Baritone aolo:
"Just He on Wondering All Day f.ong”..
. Canning
Forest Painter
Flute obbligato by Misa Anna Anderaon.
Plano aolo
’Petite Masurka" . Sapelnlkoff
Florence Levy.
Piano solos:
la) “Malden’s Wish” .... ChopIn-IJext
(b) "Goblin Dance" .Dvorak
Ml Id reit Guggenmoa.
Flute aolo:
"Scherao Caprlrcloao” .Sahbathil
Mir* Anna Anderaon.
Plano aolo
“Dance of i he Fives” Sapellnkoff
Mlsr Jennie Gillespie
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IRr per Hr* Mfh day, ! nr I day*.
I ?r i>er line e»( h dav. 3 or 4 dava.
I Or per line each dav. 7 dava or longer
claaalflad Adi accepted at tha following
offirea :
Main Office.17th and Karnam *»e
South Omaha N W. Cor. 24th and N Hu
Council liluffa.II Hcott 8t.
The above ratea app.v to all advartlae*
manta In rlaaalflcattftna*
I oat and Found . 4
Help Wanted Femal# .. 27
Help Wanted MhI** .. 24
Saleamen and Aganfa . 10
Sltuatlona Wanted Femala .. II
Situation" Wanted Mala . 12
Art Idea for Mala 44
Farm and Dairy I'rodurta ........... «t
Homemade Things . IS
Hntiaehnld Mnoda . 13
swap Column . HA
Wearing Apparel . 40
Wanted to Him 41
Rooms With Hoard . 42
Itooma Without Hoard . 43
Honma for Hnueekeeplng . 44
Rooms l'nfurnlehed 444
Suburban Hoard . . . . 44
I mnn for Rent . . 74A
For all other 'laeaiflratlona our regular
rate* as quoted below apply.
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lift »*♦ • ft ft ** ft 4ft * I «h I 4ft » ft
lift !*» h»ft *ft r< Mt f Aft* ft ft* IftftfA*
fit* HAftStNci fift It
• ’ ft
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Aft Mil ftl A Ml ft 1ft
f ttftfttftl ft oil*** ...•••*••••■ 4
A salt* ml Mattamealft .. H
• Mortal litre* t«»* I
|i
t IwHfftl ft . I •! t ■ I i >< I t ft
i urA of Thank* L
I *A|t Nolle** , ..., I 1
< ..mine 9
-1 •
I **| and Aoitttd . A
At ttiMonil M
Nuinmnhilf* f«*r Sal* S'
It ark* for bale ..... A A
Auiomboll# Ag*n. 1** . •
't « r. . MO.I ID f cleft 1
Automobile* for Ettbang* A]
Auto .Arteftftortr*. fart* . t {
•»pr*lre h| at law*— Repair lag . Itt
Apto Liter* t.orag e It
.AAanted—Automobile* It
HI Ml ft EbS SERA |(R
; ltu*lneft* Mertler* Offered ...... It
Itnlldlng Contractor* .14
Ileal lag aad ITumhing .If
Insurance .. .14
A|||llnery— Dressmaking ... .17
Mating—Trucking—Storage ......... .14
fainting and Papering . ..... II
fntent Attorn*)* . 30
Printing Mullonfrj .91
frofe*ftional Service tJ
Repairing 73 j
Renovating and D)'-ing ...... 94 i
I antidrle* .. 94 A
‘t ailoring and Pressing . 93 ;
AA anted—Business Servlr* 16
EMPI.OA MENT
Help AAanted — female .t?
Help AA anted—Alai* ... 1ft
Help Wanted—Mule nnd Female. 1»
salesmen and Agent* . 30
sit nst ion* Wanted—female . 91
Situation* AAanted—Mule . 39
FINANCIAL
Huslnes* Opportunities . 11
Investment—Stocks—Hoad* . 34
Real Estate U«ns .. ...84A
Monet t» Loan . 95
AAanted to Hurrow.SI
EDUCATIONAL
Correspondence f nurse* . ,,.,..37
Local Instrtirtlon Class**. M
Musical—lira mafic . HU
Dancing Academies .3§A
Private Infttructlon .. 40
AA tinted—Instruction . 41
LIVESTOCK
Doga. Cats and Pets.43
Horse*. Cattle, A'ehlcles .43
Poultry and Supplies .44
Wanted—Live Stock ..4B
MKR(HANhl«K
Article* for Hale . 48
llu*ine** Equipment . 47
Building Material* .43
Farm and Dairy product*. 48
Fuel and Feed .. 30
4»aod Things to Fat . 31
Home-Made Thing* .St
Household Hood* . 53
Swap Column . SSA
Jewelry and Watehea . 54
Machinery and Tool* .33
Need*. Plant* and Flowers . 53
Special* at the Store*.57
Musical Instruments . 53
Radio F.qulpment . 39
Wearing Apparel . Oil
Wanted to Buy ... 31
ROOMS ROR RENT
Room* With Hoard .,....37
Rooms Without Board . 33
Room* for Housekeeping . 34
Room*. Unfurnished ...34A
Suburban Board .33
Where to Stop in Town . 37
W’anted—Rooms and Board. 33
REAL ESTATE—FOR BALI
Apartment*— Furnished . 31
Apartment*— Unfurnished .73
Bitalne** Place* for Rent. 7|
House* for Rent. 77
IVoiiae*. Furnished .79.A
Office* and Desk Room ..73
Out-of-Tnwn 1 roperty . 74
wuhtirhan for Rent . 75
Farm land* for Rent.75 A
Summer Place for Rent . 73
Wanted to Rent .77
REAL ESTATE—FOR SAI.R
Hu*la*«* Property . 73
Real Estate—Investment* .73A
Farm* and laind* for Sale. 79
City Acreage for Sale .71A
House* for Sale . 3n
llnu*e»—North . 31
If nosea—Mouth .39
II ou *e*—West .33
llnu*e*—Benson ...-31
For Sale—Dundee . 33
For Sale— Florence .33
For Sale—Council Bluff* ....37
Lot* for Sale **
Real Estate for Etchange ..31
AA anted—Real Estate .H
AUCTIONS
Auction Sale* . II
Real Fadatc at Auction. It
~ ^NOljNCEMEyTSr^
Vault* and Mon omenta B
"Automatic Pealing” concrete burial vault*
recommended by all leading undertakers
Mfg. by Omaha Concrete Burial Vault «‘o.
Funeral Mr peters. C
HKAKKT A HBAFEY
Undertakers and Kmbalmers
Phone HA 024&. Office 2411 Kirnam
(ESTABLISHED SINCE 1S42)
KORIRKO FUNERAL HOWE
274 and O Sts. 1240 8 llth St
M A. otto. AT. 1172
HOFFMANN AM BUI, A NCR
Dodge at 24th. Funeral Director*. JA. 1101
N. P. SWANSON. 17TH AND CUMING
Quiet, Dignified Supervision
RUUI A RIEPKN.
Funeral directors. 2224 Cuming. JA. 1224
C. C. HAYNES FUNERAL HOAFF.
2920 N. 21th St. KE. 9517
DUFFY A JOHNSTON.
311 9. Sid new funeral home. HA. 0417
CROSBY-MOOR K
14th and Wirt. WE. 994T
BRAILKY A DORRANCB.
1123 CUMINO ST. JA. 9(14.
JOHN A GENT I. KM AN
3411 Farnam Ht.
( cine (erfeg. D
WEST LAWN MEMORIAL PARK
Omaha a most conveniently located ceme
tery. Easily accessible. Family lota on
parnal payments: Immediate use If neres
aarv Perpetual care Mth and Center,
(all WA 6120 or AT. 1979; our auto will
call for you without charge.
VISIT FOREST LAWN,
WEST OF FLORENCE.
The cemetery la very beautiful. See Ihe
display of plants In the greenhouses.
Orders aie bring taken for apilng plant
ing
MoHrIi. K
ROGERS, Florist. 14th Farnam. JA. »40(
JOHN BATH. 1104 Farnam. JA. 1904
Pfnouli. 3
W A NTKD-— Refined Catholic home for
healthy, happy bov. 2 >eara old. must
he family of good habile and able tn give
good care, can pay some expenses, may
leava permanently If mutually Satisfac
tory. Writs Y-2431. Omaha lire
THAI 9ALVATION Army Industrial home
toll# Its your old clothing ftirniiuta. mags
alnea W# < ollect. We distribute. Phone
IA 41.15 and our wagon will rail (‘all
and Inspect our new home. 1110 1113-1114
Dodge atrMi
TOURING? If you contemplate a trip
west In your car next summer, write fur
. our Information and protection, to the
Idaho Stale Automobile (A. A A I associ
ation I-* n Rox t 19*. Boise. Idaho
Prnatalli: trouhiea treated without surge v
nr drugs Dr. (‘ H Hunt 532 W H. Bldg
Than tries I historical maoquo t atnmea foi
plays and parties at Llehen'a. Omaha
MARBAflE V'lnlet Ray Room 35. Douglas
Block. 9 E. HUH and Dodge AT abP4
UAMAOR TREATMENT.
2tn N. I 7 T11 HT.
l.o»| and Found. 4
F.fiRT—Htnall purae containing diamond
anidded wrist wateh. • Vo bill and anme
change. at < nr Savior Lutheran church.
3*1th and Irard ('all AT 4719 Reward
JArTOMOHII.jKH.
Atilomohnr* ror Sal,. 6
BRAND »#w 19J4 standard mak* els cvl- I
! nde r ear* at fartnrv PM •• Tour nnnor
•unit) No trad*a Box D-444. Omaha Bee |
UImiwMIh Inf >lll I
Ei
‘ftPM? |*|f# ft* ' 111111
M»u*« I W4 t‘«t *<•»•
, ■ • ... AT fill.
I Pli'll i AH»
o h n .«»» *p‘if (C
I_nil iif**a, I
! " Wain vhiiaVua *rr.-> <o.
i a*M tfAh «TuM,
f>it riniw ATIIH
((■Hiti t'UKtl . All*
Hi r lonil AT
HI T 1. MIITH_ I
I • IM I >* In l|HI fed— Ml l« A A
|lt*l A *411* T»l k»A III*
Trii.ka foi Sal#
rp«r> trucks
M»*k >**• hard, Pierce. Maa'tr
and I Miu* I Mu dump and stake b«»d>
li u< |>i el i.iiM'n
\l M'k TRITK. INC
HU Junes St. AT. 1071
i'SKI* Till ckiT ~
Two l'| fun Pa* kafd chassis
and cal** «5uod npetatitif i undl*
Hun l ui aaia cheap a> list trtf
each.
MACK TRUCKS. INC.
HU Jimea StAT t>7t.
1 ’BED THI CKS
Practically m*w MaM. truck slight!)
damaged In file for sale cheat
MACK TRUCKS INC.
ISlf. Innea Si _AT 107*
ONE to three-fun uaed trucka. ternie can
he arranged. International Harvester Co !
of America. 714 IS S 10fh St.
Aulo Arreaaortoa. Part*. 9
FORD Sedan body with built-in Pullman
bed. 1 4-passenger Coupe bodlea.
Travel bodies built for mv i haaeis.
PFEIFERS. 2626 Heaven worth
GUARANTEED new and used auto oarta
at a special cut price Nebraska Auto
Parta. 1016-1B Harney St JA. 4121. and
220S Cumina St . AT. 117#.
SPEC IA If ON NEW TIRES
SOxl and 20x2 V* sizes, 16.60 and up. Other
sizes in proportion. Kaplan Aulo Parta.
2111 Nicholas.
Service Station*—Repairing. 10
INDUSTRIAH AUTO MACHINISTS J
Rayfleld carburetor and Klaamann mag
neto service. AT. 2660
P MKHCHOIP.S A SOS. 417 B. 12TH. I
Auto I.lvfry r.aragc. 11
11A. 7124—Steam heat, fireproof. 211 S-|
alai Sti
Ill SIXKSS SERVICE.
Business Services Offered. 13
‘‘AHPKNTKH WORK. I.»t mr ihow you
how to beautify your lawn with trellises
HA. 7366
-- . . —
Millinery—Dressmaking. 17
ACCORDION, aids, knife, box pleating. 1
covered buttons; all styles; hemstitching,
buttonholes Write Ideal Hutton and
Pleating Co.. SOS Brown Block. Omaha.
Neb Telephone .IA. 1126.
NEB. PLEATING CO.
Hemstitching. Covered Buttons.
! I©4 Farnarn Second fioor I A. M70
Moving—Trackage—Storage. 18
FIDELITY STORAGE * VAN CO.
MOVING PACKING
8TORAWE SHIPPING
Household good* offlca furniture, autos.
11147-11 HOWARD HT.JA. 02H- •
GLOBE VAN AND STORAGE
PACKING. MOVING, SHIPPING. STORING
Kstimstes furnished. AT. 0230 or JA. 433*.
BEK INS OMAHA VAN A STORAGE.
16th and I«eavenworth Sta. Packing, mov
ing, storage, shipping. JA. 4162.
GORDON'S FIRKPROOr WHSK A VAN
2 2 9 North llth St. Phos. JA. 3022; 1B0»
tng. packing, storage, shipping.
rain ting and Papering. It
A NO. 1 paper hanging. Wall paper, whole
sale price. Fred Parks. 4701 i. 24th 8t.
MA, VIOL AT. 7404.
PAPEKHANG1NO—Low. coat. AT. 2247.
Patent Attorney*. P
.1. W MARTIN. 626 Petsrs Trust Bldg .
Omaha; also Waahlngton Double service,
single fee. Also help sell patents.
Printing Stationery. 71
I 'OMMKHtHAl. I'KIN'TINO Mdr Print in*
Co 211 South Hth St. -hnm JA. 2»5»
Repairing. 73
USED and new sewing machines. Sew
ing machines and Vfetrolaa repaired.
Rent machine!, |1 per week IS per mo.
MICK EL MUSIC HOUSE
ISth and Harney. AT. 4341.
Renovating and Dyeing 24
OMAHA PILLOW CO.—Feather mattrrsea
made from your own feathers. We will
call and iedlver li©7 Cuming. JA 2467.
KMPLOYMKNT.
Help Wanted— Female 27
LADIES Learn hatrdr-s* ng marrellng.
permanent waxing, manb urtng. fat il nia*
sag* Belter pay for thia work than
anything else > ou could learn Day or
evening. Inuulre. MULKK COLLEGE, !©•
M 16th St._____
LADIES— Everywhere, part or full time
to take the place of storekeepers without
any investment nr experience All mothers
will help you. This Is a splendid uppor
t unify. Tell us something about yourself
Fox No. 316 Giand Central Post Office,
New York City.
WANTED — At once lsd.es between sg*s
22 to 2? to travel, demonstrating and
selling N* ** w Home sewing machine*
Ladies with college training In home
eronomb a preferred, but not absolutely
*»«<-ntla1 i‘all for Interview, ronsnt
Hotel, Monday, • to 1 *nn# M Kramer
WANTED—Indies in this locality to etn
brold# r linens for us at home during
their lelaure moments Write at once.
‘'Fashion Embroideries." 4*0 Lima. Ohio.
EXPERT manellera wanted David
Beauty Parlor. No. 4 Baird Bldg
Help Wanted—Mala. 2S
M K \ LEAltN HA It HER I NG Double
t mi earning power. Easy, clean work
Good Job waiting when competent Short
course completes Dav or evening Call
or write MtH.ER BAR HER COI.LEUE.
|0» H 1 61 b
ALL MEN. Women, bora, girls. 17 to 41.
wlllimr to accent government oosltlon* -
III. *260 (traveling or stationary) write
Mr Oament. 1*4. St. Louis. Mo.. Immedi
ately
RAILWAY Mall Clerks Wanted -Omaha;
examination May *; It.400-12 20© yearly;
big raise expe. ted. Write Mr. Osmetit.
4*9, St. Louis. Mo. Immediately.
AMBITIOUS hoy wants any kind of office
work, willing to work, anxious te get
sh-’fl'l K * 6© 4 *
FIREMEN brsketnen. beginners. II*©
»’ i i which position’) Rallwsv. Y-36I7
Omaha Bee.
\\ \.\TED h >oung man about II. apply
In person. Rosaline Theater
Help Wanted—Mala and Fwiilf. St
MAKK WONKY \T H«'MK Kiperleme
unner enar)- Wo tench you how and »up
plv work No matter where you |!\«v
Write, (irtrolf Show (’ntd Studios. 110
I THnan Building l>etroli Michigan
WANTKO Men and women to sell fa
nious I It W^l kina producla In city of
<>nt*ha and atibtli ha t'all 1*21 N 10th
Mnnda \ . 9 a m tu R p m
Hnlrnmrn and Agent*. 39
TIIKRK la In Omaha a real salesman and!
business man seeking tmleprndanr e and a
business of hla own with tha possibilities
we offer, the fastest growing concern in
Its particular Industry whl< h sell* oil
companies, filling stations, gatages. Indus
tries railroads, large iiuantltlea of all oil
handling equipment offer* exclusive fian
chise siai" of Nebraska, no Investment
for stock required gee .1 F. Itentck.
Kontenelle hotel
HI NilK I* In Omaha a re.il salesman and*
huslnesa man seeking independent e and a
tin si nr as of Ins own with the possibilities
we offer The fastest growing . on.ein
in 11 a parlhiilai tftduatri which sell* oil
• mil pa n lea filling aiatlon*. ga»sge« »p
duatrh’s railroads large quantities ..f Mil j
oi| h and ling equipment offers etrlusi' e J
franchise state of Nebraska ,No lares* I
rtienr for stock required get .1 F
Renirk. Fontanella hotel. 4
| IMPfcPWPft 1
aim! fti
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NO* A !*#•. OMAHA RM
• It# •#« fin and anil van kihf
[ ♦•*# ft fB,.d a#l»ir *i ** f* * »• want
|«i‘H «*n if* ItnlM' |M Itfih'tlH*, tftf*
j»h* a|Mf*i a f****an#sit »>«y*
lira n «he MlH »*>■* ftft* * I *-f a «a»g*
* m !•*•« •« *,n r i# «|#n *» *>• *f
I >. . m want •-» lia miiliM 1 if wilt t-a wait
•
I * apM'» •• a •rf«n|t pa?#n»tal lain
[Haw with fi|r |l|l* mtaicir f**r |rr*| .
|abta aftaliraaift Addr**# >*!*• Manaio
Mi * Uf, Ikpi t |•*# Mom** la
WlhTKO Olrl !■ work la idm * .
4'f' *sf a He# * T*ft J -e f Kt|l*M»Ri» W#f lift.
•aaa»r but t> • f«irr<! Hn» A 10<»*'. I nnihl
>Q# ___
Kitimti.>n* IVanlM-ffllillf, SI
''AN nualtfv ..a a * * « * *• 11r>ir - ••rnl»an "i
an elderly la>lt or tutor t Hilriren ttefri
mu *i so Min# and nihrr pn
aortal Informat loo will l»# furnished u| .»i i
ai>|flnation V 2*tm, 'Utui > Her_
l*A V work wanted by whit# woman. AT '
MU
HONK laundry don*. everything giiNrun* |
1***1. flnnh* 1 or rough <lr> AT
'TlhORKh girl wanta laundry or day-j
work. Wh (Oui.
»AY WtHtK »> whir.- ia.is K I: •** IT
Silnation* Wniilrti—Mat*. 3?
FORI* atorkoian. Tw.. ywr*' *-xp*-r **»•• »
Wants popHIon Wni* or wire Jl K .
I**nn**v. JuUalturg. f'olo.
UKA hl'ATK (iharma* l«i Kegi«i**?»*d ini
la 16 m«' experience Brat ref furnished {
• ■ >81 Omaha He**.
_FINANCIAL.
Rusim** Opportunities. S3
F< K SALK—General mdse business in J
good, live territory Approx, invoice fs.Ono. I
Bldg , warehouse and fixtures va) IS.ftnO.
Paul Bite. President. Farmers I'nlon Co- ,
Op Assn . Julian, Neb.
ONLY garage in Imogen*, |* Building
50 by 7<i h*at*d Ford contract and
Parts, all tools and equipment «''ftar.
Must sell. Terms. C. Jl. \Williamson.
Greenfield. 7a
ANY busine-s. anywhere, acid for cash. No
publicity Federal System, 305 Paxton
Bldg AT 0402
HILLIARD hall for sale, Gharli* Kranda,
Kxster, N'eb . Filmore county.
A HOOD suburb*n drug store* for sale, j
■ heap Gall W‘ A 3 171.
lIRfl BFYS store. including fixtures and
sinal! stock. 505 N 16th.
InvrMincnt—Stock'—Bond*. 31
ItOW RATE on city property, quickly 1
closed; no monthly payments. JA. ] S 33. \
W T. Graham j
ST a! ANDERSON CO., 1107. 1
R*hI F.Mate Ilians. 34 \
6‘e AND 6 PER CENT MONEY.
T.oana on Omaha improved property at;
lowest rates
FRANK If. BINDER.
123 nty National.JA. 2SCI
0 M A If A HOMES—EAST NEB. FARMS
G'KEEPE REA I. ESTATE CO .
1015 Um Nat. Bk Bldg JA 27 15.
SIX per cent loana on Omaha residence*
Gash on hand Prompt service. E. If
l<ouree Inc.. 531 Keellne Bids
SECOND mortgage* or contracts pur
chased by Tukey Company. 620 First Na- 1
tional Hank JA. 4 2 2.
1 WILL buv mortgages and contracts
Corkin. 34H Dm. Nat. B'.de . Omaha Neb
5V4 AND o PER GENT- No DELAY.
GARVIN BROS. C4& Omaha Nat. Hide
Farm Loans on west Neb. anl N K. Golo.
farms Kink* Investment Go. Omaha
Monrjr lo I,nan. S3
THIS COMPANY IS ORGANIZED
To auupiv vour uionev wants in the same
way that banks supply the money wants
of the business community.
Anv amount loaned uo to f.r»M and vou
can repay It !n *asv monthly ommentt.
Our eoual pavment plan repavs the loan
aid all charges.
We have been In business 1n Omaha over
34 years and can assure vou of a aulek
confidential and square deal.
OMAHA 1*0AN COMPACT
109 Karbach Block Tel. JA 22»5.
Sou*b*acorner 15th and Dougina Sta •
Omaha Be* _
MONEY TO LEND on long time without
commission. n.> delays, no red tap* Lin
coln Joint Stock Land Bank, Lincoln. 1
Neb._j
DIAMOND loans a? lowest rates business
Strictly confidential Th* Diamond Loan j
4’o. 1514 Douglas St. Established 1**4
Corrcspondcnrr (outhc-. ?i7
DEARS KKTAIR M ER«'1C A NDISI N i
In spare time. W# guarantee positions
when qualified Become *ff$* i*nt in es
sentials ne« **»••« ry In retailing, store man j
agenient. advertising. redd. window
trimining, a*!**, card writing, etc Posi- j
Dons pa» $50 and up Write giving age
and occupation. Retail Efficiency Assn,
Dept mi Minneapolis. Minn
Ia»caI Instruction Classes. 38
PAY SCHOOL. NIGHT SCHOOL
BOYLES SCHOOL
Complete cou r*e In all commer* al
bran* he* bookkeeping rorapt otnet ry\
ahorthaml. f > pewi Ring, telegraphy, aeere
tarial. hanking. »ale»man*hlp, Hvll aerv
ire Kngliah Yon rnay work for board
while atttnding Illustrated * atalog frea
BOYLES SCHOOL
llth and Harney St* Omaha. Neb.
.14. ISAS
TRFCITT BARBER Ct>LLKO K
1405 L>ndga Si 1S04 Pouglaa St
call or write fn* 'nformat o*_
I IGHT to IS week* rrej are too for a
fine office position Call AT 7774 er
write American college. 1115 Earnam _
PWORAK RFHI NBAS COLLEGE
Stenography and Bookkeeping
Weed Bldg , l*th and Earnam AT. 7 414
popt'LAK muair. filling In bane.' full
harmony and ‘breaks E. M Kahn. Mick -
el Bldg. AT 4141 Rea. AT I21t.
Comptometer school 104 Courtney Bldg
Oanrine Aradrmlr*. S9A
Largest dancing ria*.tea In Omaha.
"There*! a Reaaon *
KEEP’S. HOTEL HOME
_IjyKSTOtK._
Poultry aibI Supplies. 41
BAHT CHICKS AND HATCHING LOOS
from blue ribbon winner* and trapneetod I
stork Get our frea catalog We can naval
you money. Ever-Laying Egg Farm. Box
C Sail* Iowa.
• SEND rhe* k for hahv rht* k* ahead an*l
gei damp Red a. Rorka Buff Orrhinglon*
and White Wyandote* $1.1 So per hundred.
While Leghorn* 111 so. Chi* ken Little
Hat* her* Lincoln Neb.
BABY chn ka jo.oeo e«. h we.-k from
pin ebred lading farm flo* k 16c an«| tip
Phone Mia* k . * ? Franklin Hatchery
46o Franklin 4\e . Co Bluff* la
HAHHKP It*" k dark exhibition and i -i; hi
mated tint tilt \ eggs I* hundred HA 4*26,
I’HIi’Kii Leghorns. lift lOfl cither
breeds. fl? 1*10 Jamea WllUe Rule*. Neb
MATCHING eggs fr.utt my exhibition eg«
lading Tt 1 Bed Mike Claik KF 1 »l
WhiiIinI—I.Ucntod, 43
FREMI milk gnat with klda. Aull Ranch,
26th *n*l llairimtn Mia
__ MI KR(H A■ NnjtgB‘._
Articles for SaIc. 46
ORDERS 'aken for hand embroidered bad*
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«*-** I fame Furniture Ca., Aonth fc*d* ^
* MATTHEW* and brown mnhfHrany livln*
j roots* tab'*- with ilmt*f AT 1114
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Swap < ol in tin. MA
VlAltMoN 191ft hnmmv roadater. trad
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<*r *■• hangr i»n a home or loi : might
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jl | A No i»o« a afaa, lumber and bnxee
m a i !»|u(m* radio art. r-oaf 'q * oaaf tt
i option, for nhat have you? C !23,
ornaha li*-**_ _______
iiN'K s.-rp*- *n*e Vii-t or vhtrola. walnut
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i hat have >ou * Add -tm (' 99!. Utnaha
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I’M A i * hi tour in* oar and Kurd trurk
auxiliary iranemieeion, dump body drop
► .fee, Iron bottom, tor e**dau (.’-943.
Omaha B*** _
* i.Vh’-i’Yl.lM'KK h *h tenalen. heavy
magneto, n*w. |e,a. for F*»rd Ure* «»r
what have you? Addreaa C li!, Omaha
R*p._
WHITE oiamel medicine mbinet for bath
room, dretamakera' dummy and 17-inch
gaa 1or« for what have you? C-!C*7,
Omaha B*e.
t'SKI» g*e heater, . plat# r *a **uv** and
waehmg mi'ine to trade f*»r porrh
* hairi, lawn ewing, or what hav# you 7
* 1'9J Omaha Hee._ _
.S KD AN — Looks good, wire wheei». good
mec h h nica I condition for barber fixtures
« hickens. Ford coupe body. C-945. Omaha
Bee___———
TO SWAP for what have you. two used
tires 32x2 4. two used tire* 34x4. one
.used tire :;:x4. one used tire 22x4 4- good
sbape C-9f Omaha Bee
I BADE 4<i0 capacity incubator for f*12
rug or radio equipment. Address, C-904,
omxha Bee.
TRADE- Three diamonds. value 1.7. .
want country club membership, p.ano or
us *i car C*>B. Omaha Bee.
TRADE my 1300 equity player piano for
'motorcycle or what have you? C-tiO.
Omaha Bee _
‘HRVHOLKT truck and xylophone, will
trade either for radio, chicken*, or what
have you C-944. Omaha Bee
FORD s*.|an *r Ford 1-ton truck to
trade for Dodge coinmertifl truck.
' >49. Omaha Bee
STANDARD made .,x cylinder touring
, ar. to ex'harge for radi<>. saxaphene or
what have you’’ B-24*. Omaha Bee
HEYWARD vulcm ** I* 1C for
what have you ’ Address C-954. Omaha
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WILL trade equity S2t'0 n 2 lota for
Ford car or large diamond AT. 2014
:t ? t e r 12 n HA M' after 1 p n.
RELIABT K < arpenter wishes to exchange
serv ea for late mode! car. C-914 Omaha
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14" equity in L - room ho—• with fruit.
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ground for what hive v.m* At 4179.
OMAHA lot. IlSb to trade for furniture,
Jewelry, accounts or what h»v# you? C
SkM. t »m aha Bee
PooL hall in Omaha for trade for equity
• » house, hotel or rooming house C-fif.
i»malu Bee
i uVN tmmpe*. co-net. r tver. « • d l*ell.
and i a*e for barber fixture* chickens.
Ford * <'upe body C-947. Omaha Bee
|*|ANO— IftMipe special make. for barber
fixture*, rhi* kens. Ford coupe bo<ty or
what have you* Omaha Bee
3 WHITE Japanese bantam hen* and
rooster for puppy or what have you? C
9*4. Omaha Bee_
FINE LOT. wonderful !e a Don. S7?h S'
near Field club on a good residence, well
located. HA 4993
cor PE. $2(M». trade for furniture. lot.
ynrk. jewel-y a counts or >hai have
you4 C-Jir. Omaha Bee
VICTOR ♦ ible phonograph. 40 used
records and record cabinet to
you? C-957. Omaha Bee
U»T to trad* for good Ford Coup*. C
9 *i < tins ha P e
. -TI’BE Radio aet nil! swap for mu* al
instrument Write Omaha Bee, Box C-90*
POOLROOM for trade or enle at 2:21
Cuming. _
TRADE—J-ton truck for good touring
i ar or what have you? 0-939 Omaha Bee
SWAP good *x4 tire* for w hat have
you* C-927. Omaha Bee.
INCl'BAToP. used on«-e swap for a good
shotgun C-939. Omaha Bee
DPR ABLE Pn v ers ! Range to swap fer
| w hat have you* H-*tv Omaha Bee
CAM K R V postal raid sixe. for -vhat have
you* Address C-9S4. Omaha Bee.
Mirhlnrrf ami Tool*. M
NF.W and second-band motor*, dynamo*.
LeBron K> t»t*l Work*. Sl«-29 So 12th
Radio Kquipnirnt. 59
i I T price* on everyth!— tn radio. R. M
>>h‘*e» N pith S:
Wanted to Buy. <!
DISKS DISKS DESKS
New desks used desk* bought. soM am!
traded. J. C. Reed. 1297 Farnam St, AT
4144
DRniSTORE M ANTED—Otve full par
ticulars. II \ Shaw. Winternet. la
BOOMS rOR KKNT.
Rimma Willi Hoard. C
Ft’RNlSMKD room * od meals if de
sired. Hanscrtm Park Dt*t. 1339 Park
Ave IIA 7193__
. BLRKriNO rm* . .lose in. I blk to car
>itaon.t’ i-, boa til If d-sired HA 1714
ROOM for two. pleasantly located, with
board it desired WL (III
BKAUTIFVI* room deairable Tocatien,
very reasonable HA 7473.
* room and board n ——It for 19
Walking distance HA 0*74
Room* Without lin.ird. 63
Kt’KXISIIKI* room* and housekeeping
apt* for rent in all pari* ©f the cttx
Free Itu’eau ««f Information. A2S Panto*
!»!*_AT 4 7M
1 WO W#ll furnish".! south rooms pmate
home, must he seen to he appreciated
II V 4 2r > or II A M 4 4
KARN'AM, —steeping room a good to
rt lion, w alking diet an. • .1A 2 4 17
I.ARflK attractive room* also units
rofwi._14 - j i .oc ust S; _W F % * ;_
Hooii»4 for IlmiarKrrpInc. 61
Ol'TSlItK housekeeping rooms, clean,
froalllx Paper, d With 4 -een*d n sleeping
torch also .uher modern sleeping rooms
.'714 S1 M a r v Axe
MS7 FAUN AM ~ J light' housekeeping
rooms and kitchenette, everything fur
nished HA 1*04
4i*o S I.'TH A\K Newly de orated
apartment and sleeping room* reasonahi*
2 ROOMS w ith kitchenette running water
;Fxer> thing furnished 2*17 Poppleton
7' 4 ...
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KARNA VI 270’ Four clean housekeeping
rooms and aleeptng room Prlvst* heme
Whfr* to Stop hi Town. 6*
IIOTKI. A AN FOR 1» T *i h «7T.l Fat warn
IIOTKI. HKNJ4I1AW- i Nth and Famam
Special isles to permanent guest* a
\\ a ttli'il — Rooms 66
*it|’TH room i window*. preferahF no
other roomers pt ,x f*m a* e*t Fat asm
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WIICltK OMAHA RENTS'
AT 0i4«iTih an I farnam S •
-TEAM Hi.* v i 4 rsem apt- | ; and 4,
loa* In ci I* H*•*,.».1 nil 1(1) i'ht'ago
j KCK.N'IHHEl» <11 unl*ji r»i*n*4 apartwianl
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IJiisiriPk* Plac#* for Kent. 71
6419-2# SOUTH life Store bldg f
' Four bum able living rooms snd full base
men ' .\fodern e*rept - water Re_nt
r -a ■ to re*pe< *a t»|e party, fall MA 297 4
66x112 Trackage warehouse. 3*'th and
Dodge JA #602
I WANTED—M*»at mar! et. €6*1 population
i or over H 236. Omaha Bee
. MODERN "leam-heated atore. Low rent.
|0 P Stebblns. J6J0 Chicago
Hotnrs for Kent. 7!
! GARTER Lake Club. 7-room, modern
iliome. two bath* large a^r^ened por* h.
irarage Rented only on yearly basis froiu
May 1. Gal agher &. Nelson JA. 23*2
-K modern stucco .72# Jt'kaon. 14'*.
• J. n i * rn flat. 3211 I- I
S-R. Apt. Dunsany. 30th ard Pierce. 140.
3-R, Apt . tih and P.erre $12.
< >ma ha Renta I Ex<h JA. 3 & 1 '* >fA 2*f,3
TIT MODERN FURNISHED HOr«K
Fop THE SUMMER « ALL WA 14»
'splendid all modern b•<u»e. a^-out Max
i -14.; J>odge St. HA 0*57.
263 6 IX DGE ST 5 room* mode-* S3? a#
I monthly. Omaha Realty, JA 3ft74.
>l\-ROOM house t.g piaca for gard' n
and chicken* WA. 2512
Wanted to Kent. 77
i W A VT TO RENT i nr '-room mod- n
hou-- o -h rara,- not over 95 C« .
Mr ■-[-over, AT ?5"
_I1K\I_. KSI XTK—KOK SAI K.
< ity Acreage for Safe. 79 X
ACREAGE NEAR OMAHA.
Eigh’een s—es well Improved:
■ ’room house hating electric
lights and telephone, combination
barn, garage, concrete implement
( house, chicken house e*- 1 a 'e
grapes. 6 a r*-s alfalfa, about 2##
' fruit trees. Owner will consider
a home In the • ty «n same or
sell on eeasnna?.'# term* ’all Mr.
Hill, HA $299
lloukfi Xsrtfi. SI
BUNGALOW DREAM
19## . ASH HAL LIKE RENT
Extra large five-room oak fin
ished bungalow, breakfast nook,
tiled bath wall tub. every little
convenience iu blacks t© tar.
08BORNE REALTY i’O.
? ft Peters Trust Bldg J.A 2212
|s» -■* PARKER ST — ;.r~ irM . kirn
; 1750 cash, ba! mo Extra lot for garden.
Oeigh 4*6 Pee JA C IB._
FOR SALE—By owner. *-rm. house rr©d
ern except heat: good location. WE <271.
P E BUCK «v CO., buy and sell homes
llniitfs—South. It!
Te«ar A Tesar special ata In 8 aide homes
Houses West. S3
MODERN BUNGALOW. S- ACRE.
RIGHT IN TOWN
Dandy five-room oak finished
bungalow garage, fruit shrub
bery trees, choice east front,
about 4 blocks to Miliary Are.
an.I CTalrraont Owner for ooi- k
s - <• snve $' 5fto. |* ©ft# • *«h
T*»u hava seen nothing like
t hi*
OSBORNE REALTY CO.
53ft Peters Trust Bldg JA !I1!
NEW COIX>NIAL home 2 rooms corn
ibuilt-in tub. br.;xk?a«t 'at.Je pax-<1 stftvl.
S cifxse to r»r 13,### cash Eve. WA 76i#.
i FOWI.ER FINDS FOLKS who buy homeV
I List your property with ua for resuU*.
JA 1424 BURT C. FuWLRR CV» ReaJtcr*.
!i.OT 47x15# ft—30th and Burt streets,
II 2ft# All improvements ;n
GEORGE and COMPANY AT 3#!4
WILL build to your order on our beauti
ful lots in Klgewood. very easy terras.
Phone AT 274ft
For Sal# Florrnc#. S6
NKTH 6WAT sells tc wh'tew only, and i*
fh ef EDITOR of THE CAUCASIAN. KL
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Ixita for Sal#. tt
l.OT IfttiT. on 32d Ave.. faring Hanrcm
park, for sale at a bargain price
C. A GRTMMFL J A. 1CU.
Kl.ORKNVK FIELD SELLING
Salesmen on grounds overy day.
I' vv MARTIN A CO AT. »1»7.
RmI KiUlo for Kirhancr. 99
l‘OR rv luno ft rass and Indian*
farina far nnrih*rn and w*at*ri» land*. nr
for dly ;>rnp*rii*s Al*i> lace* tract* in
Tax.**. Mta*i«aipg>; anl Arkanaa* Hnah*'*
A. Hughca. ’ l.fnukf Bid# . Indlaaapo*
11a. Ind
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It Browne On . $4? S*curltl*a Bldg.
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Baal K*taia Kantmla. Inauranca
NaU Bank VT :«#*.
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tnvratmant Acr*a#a.
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[and a* and mar'#«*«• Frank C. Ban
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OROYK HIBBARD CO.
i :' Ranker* Ftaarrv* Bid* AT lilt.
SKRYIOK AND RFsfl S
Competent *alca fare*
d v r»&# Cl o\ IK .V SF V IV R* a Harm.
i'AMPWKI.L will mb yen man** an can
*tr ucttng c'ur nan * Brat material* and
nark-aanah p 437 N-aline AT Pit
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HA VIM TON A CO.
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1 1ST jour property with u* or if v«a
a’* tn lb* markrl t*ar acr*.*.«* call |«auia
Oahn for nm,k aata* M V M4*. X V 5f %.
1 1ST c'ur prapartv mth Chn* Beer.
notary public. ;Sd and Ct»m«n# Sta
b oitl n RkT. v7TV OO RnHara. AT 34if*
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