The Omaha morning bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, April 20, 1924, CITY EDITION, Page 9-A, Image 9

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Vivian M Klt« t* to .Ton»ph Hu} kin,
1791*6-7 Howard ntraot, lino.
J. J. Mith'i to Johanna Kmlth. 2*i»
f»*# ntrmi. fl.OOO.
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C*. f. r»)n tn W. i: Afrhinan, 3601
(3rand avrnon. 9ooo
t'hnrlon ttnopca to Jop#ph IM«-k. Forty*
AI>VfCtlTI*RMKKT
KILLS ASTHMA GERMS
IN THREE DAYS
To prove that Asthma Tabs will ab
solutely rid you of Asthma anil Hay
I'Vver. and that Jerrlble sneezing
wheezing and shortness of breath 1
will send you a regular $1.00 treat
ment of my famous home remedy ab
solutely FRKK and postpaid. Nn
obligation—no coat. This wonderful
prescription will remove these trou
bles In a few days.
Mrs. C. H. I,eu. Hoberg, Mo., says:
"Jly daughter had a light attack the
third day. hut has not had any since.
May God’s blessing rsst on the ills
voversr of such a boon to humanity."
Since this does not cost you any
thing and does not obligate you In any
way, simply send name and address
for free treatment today, and prove
at my risk that you can be rid of
asthma. R. N. TOWNU5Y
A’HTlIM A-TAB I.ABOUATORIKH,
Baker-Vawter Bldg., Kansas City, Mo.
APVKRTISKMKXT
OILY ONE WAY YO
CHECK PYORRHEA
You cannot cure, or prevent, pyor
rhea by putting a pleasant-tasting
compound on your gums, or by using
some compound containing such chem
icals as carbolic acid or creosote.
To treat this dangerous and pain
ful disease successfully, you must use
a healing antiseptic, which will PKN
KTRATK through the gums and into
the alveolar cavities.
#.To do this, you must use "Pyros”
ifftrr pyorrhea!, a non-alcoholic, non
poiaonous, odorless and stainlesa anti
septic, which is certain to relieve the
aevereat case of pyorrhea If It Is used
secording to the simple directions
with each bottle.
Regular vlsita to a reputable den
tist and daily use of a little bit of
‘’Pyros” are the only two things neces
sary In healing or preventing pyorrhea.
Ask your druggist for "Pyros." In
sist on that name. The dollar size
bottle lasts you a long time. If you
can’t reach a druggist at once, send
25 cents for a large trial size (only
one to ft person) to the Rhea Chem
ical Co., 1271 Curtis Ht.. Denver, Colo.
ADVKRTISK.M K NT
CUNT BEAT "TIZ”
WHEN FEET HURT
.Tust t.ik* your shoes off and tli'-n
put thOae weary, shoecrlnkled, ach
ing, burning, corn pestered, bunion
tortured feet of yours In a "Tlx” bath.
Your toe* will wiggle with Joy; they’ll
look up at you arid almost talk and
they'll take another dive In that "TI*"
bath.
When your feet feel like lumps of
lead—all tired out—Just try "Tiz.”
It’s grand—It’s glorious. Your feet
will dance with Joy; also you will
find all pain gone from corns, >al
louaes and bunion*.
There’s nothing like "TI*.” It’s the
only remedy that draws out all the
poisonous exudations which puff up
your feet and cause foot torture.
A few cents buy a box of "TI*" at
any drug or department store—don’t
wait. Ah! how glad your feet get;
hn* comfortable your shoes feel.
Humphreys’
“Forty”
Induce)) Repose and Natural
Refreshing Sleep.
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“Seventy-seven”
For Coughs, Colds and Grip.
Tonic Tablets (24)
For General Debility, Weak
ness, Want of Strength, Lassi
tude, Tired Feeling.
Price, No*. 24, 40 and 70, SOr earh.
At Drug Htore*, or sent on remittance
(Our Kirk t or C. O. D. Parrel Post. Hum
phrey** Ifomeo. Medicine Co, 15S Will’dn
Mi., New York
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Hit Many Pounds Would
Yon Like to 6ain InaWtek?
If you are thin and scrawny and would
like to fain weight, I will «»n<1 you a
*4 in pie of the genuine Illlton* Vita
iiiinea abnolutely FRKR, Do not *en(! any
^4<uoney~~Just your nanus and mldr*** to W
W. Hilton, 144 Gateway Mta . Kansu*
4*1 ty. Mo__
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Huv Many Pounds Would
You LikitoLosainaWook?
If you ■ (•• fit in* wsnf lo Ion
1 will «*n<1 you • iimple of thf fimoui
Rld-O-Flt fr»itm»ot ibiotutlly Kr*. Do
Kfit Si n't Any Moniy—Jolt your nlm«
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Talmas** Tlnraton mm puny In Bulb A
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IV #«t Fartiam.
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f'tat'A FlPk#tig#r, 143 North Forty tniru
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t’laiH Fl''k#na#r to Murth* .1 Hoiw
iiinrt. 143 North Forty-lhlril #tr#rt, »«.«««•
II A Wolf rotnpMny to Arthur Hyl#n,
r»17 South Thirty fifth avcBttr. 14.360.
Cnthrdrnl.
r r Bunderlsml t«» W#b*»er Mills. 16
North Forty flrat street.
.VI A llanapu to Anna * Vdama, »ZI
North I’nrty-first street. 14.600.
Cole-McKay Is Moved
in New Funeral Home
The Cole-McKay mortuary, one of
Omaha's oldest funeral establish
ments, is now located at Thirty-sixth
and Farnam streets.
The building is three stories and
hns n rooms, reception hall and
basement, affording ample space for
f— .. —-—- ■ .. i .
show rooms, sleeping quarters of em
ployes and storage for equipment.
The rooms are decorated In oil.
The Cole-McKay company was or
ganized as a corporation hy it. V.
Cole and W. M. McKay In March,
1903. Mines 1919 L. E. Kltch has
bean financially Interested In the
buslnees and Is now secretary. It. V'.
Cole being president and active head
of the business.
Cleanup Week Leaders Set Good Example
,.<• . .* i i.ingetn cleanup brigade, aruird with the naceaaary implement* of cleanup warfare, ami lacin I"
get hu*y. They are member* of the cleanup week committee, which la working under auaplrr* of the health
committee of the Clumber of Commerce. The cleanup campaign begin* Moml.n.
On the left I* Mias I. Ilnlen, chairman of the committee. In the center I* Ml** M. K, Alvord and on the right
i* Anne Krixon.
The Inf. tihicli I* In the background, anil which need* cleaning up, I* directly weal of tile poatofflce.
Typical Small Home Designed for Comfort
C. CS. f'arlberg, builder, 210 Bran
del* theater building, lookin'.' for a
banner year In real estate, ha* begun
construction on 20 home*. The places
are scattered about the city and are
various style*.
A two-story home, roomy enough
for a medium-sized family, Is one of
the types of homes greatly favored
by the builder. The plan of one home
In particular has proven Itself highly
satisfactory. He I* not using thl*
plan at present In any of the place#
under construction.
The porch of this home, shown In
the photograph. Is designed for com
fort. It Is roomy enough to make an
extra sitting room by the addition of
windows. Across the front of the
house, on the first floor, Is the living
room. The room Is 20 by 11 feet, A
fireplace on the aide opposite the
door give* a homelike air to the
place.
The dining room and kitchen occu
py the apace at the back of the house.
A breakfast nook ha* been planned
to open from the kitchen.
Plenty of closet apace ha* bean pro
vlded. There Is a roomy clonk closet
In the front, opening from the living
room at the foot of the stairs. In the
kitchen, cupboard* have been designed
to care for everything needed In that
part of the home.
rpxtairx there are two bedroom*
anfl the bath. Hpaclou* Heart* oi>en
from the bedroom*. and opening from
the bath la the linen Hoaet with
shelve* and drawer* for *1! linens
and apace to store clothing and
blanket*.
IJke other Carlberg homes, the
house ha* hem planned for comfort
and convenience throughout.
Yankton Steel Bridge Nearly Done
__———————w
The Meridian highway bridge aeroaa the Mleaourl river at Yankton, S. I>.,
ia nearing completion. Tliia picture aliowa the ateel erection completed
April III.
I’art of the high railrond grade on the .Nebraaka able la ahown In the
foreground. The lower deck of the bridge ia for the railroad. The upper
deck will he the auto road. .
- The Meridian highway la the only highway acroaa the lulled Mlatea
from Canada Into Mexico.
BOY JURISTS FOR/
DISTRICT COURT
Boys may serve a* Judge* of the
district court In Omaha a week from
next Tuesday If plans of Kohert K.
Bruitb, district court clerk and Joe
Marrow, bailiff. In charge nf placing
the youths In position In the court
house for Boy's day In Industry are
carried out,
Tl 1* their plan to have every dl*
trlrt Judge relieved from office by an
edict from Governor Bryan "vacat
ing'' for a part of that day all the
lioiigl.is county benches and appoint
mg youths from the tdgti schools In
(heir places.
The court* will also be administered
by other youthful attache* that day,
as sheriff, court clerks, reporters,
.■scessors, commissioners, register of
deeds, etc.
SALES OF HOMES
DURING WEEK
I>. K Buck ft Co., realtors, sold 10
houses last week for a total of $tlO,
900, Only two of the houses built by
the firm In Btandard Place remain
unsold.
John Ixivgren, salesman, sold three
houses on Friday, located at *017 Onk
street, 7010 Mlrine I,usa boulevard,
and **79 Ida street.
Maurice B. Griffin Go.
Enlarges Sales Force
Announcement Is made of the addi
tion of llnrlan W. Iluaker to the city
real estate and Insurance department
of the Maurice It. Griffin Heal Fatale
company, *04 First National bank
building.
Mr. llaaker wss graduated from
Central High school In 1*19. Follow
ing nls grsdustlon h* hs* been *t
tending Creighton college of law. He
Is a son of the 1st* ft. H Hanker,
founder of the Hsgent Hhoa company.
24 Hoiirx a Week Held
Ample for Scrub Woman
Ixmdon, April 1*.—Twenty-four
hour* a week I* look rnoutth for
any woman to *<-rul>. That'* official.
The London county council educa
tion eubcommlttne ha* met. pondered
and decided that the ecrtibwnnrutn In
London *<-hool» ahull have their hour*
of work reduced from 22 to 24 hour*
a weak.
Laborite Fi>#*ed Wlirn
Kinp Adjust* Fed Tie
Jarndon, April 19.—A member of
the labor cabinet at Bttcklnirham
palace became quite embaraaaed when
the klnif Intimated that the Inhnritc
wae deficient In hla attire. The kina
am lied and then adjuated hie tie. It
waa a red tine.
Orman Coin* Retive
l *e of Slot Marliine*
Berlin, April 19.~Hlot machine* are
making their reap[>eriranc* In Berlin,
after a lap** of 1* yeara. Berlin haa
he*n on a paper money haala. and the
•lot mar hill* haa had a long reat, hut
metal coinage I* now lielng reaumed.
iXt Hota'lfc^n*.
} t rjiliftalPJsgiM
2403 North S2d
Plant Now
Anythin* in the Nursery lino
we have it. Special price* on
Cherry, Apple and Pear trees.
Come and *ee us or phone.
Gate City Nursery
WAInut 2945
Thrra Block* South of Krug Park
Always the Most for Your Money
Trees, Shrubs, Vines, Plants, Bulbs, Seeds
MENERAY NURSERY & SEED STORES
OPEN EVENINGS
OMAHA SOUTH OMAHA
ISIS Faraam St. 2S05 "Q” St.
COUNCIL BLUFFS
34th St. and Waal Broadway Phono: Council Bluff* 16SS
7 Are You Planning a New
5 Home or Some Improvements?
I Let Us Assist You
We can refer you to reliable con
tractors and aid you in many
other ways.
It I« Our Buiinets to Serve You
UPDIKE LUMBER & COAL CO.
4500 Dodge Street WA lnut 0300
Rpully Oowijwiiy
RrjiortH Big $ rrk
|l |, Kin k Rilnnxn Hi*|»«*»r
iif |M 11 * ill
Hay *.
11 R Kuril <>f IIm I*. K l»*t» K < «**>
Imp** ifaH'iH. i*finM* (ImI In !*•’
,ini ha iwMiht Ml Wf
|*| no* wntth nf home* In »'** *«».
Ft titty. nti* Bf hta •*le*ni*n Mr Id**
f, *n. o lii i hr** hnm**
Tine *i* ii**l* IW nl I he hottt**
we hunt in ptandsrd pl»»* Mft *»n
• old ' Mr NwK an d "Th* Ida- e*
went Ml fuel W* feared for a «t»n*
Ihnl non* would In* * ..fitpicted Is I"**
a IrpflPfer of the deed wan requeued “
The hooaea that l***fl*11 sold ar*
al Sol? oak street, 7#l# Minna l.uan
lumlrtard and fa?* Ida at reef Idtv
grrn de. laird lliat "old limes" were
iiark when h* rtperted thla day’s
work. The three places were Valued
M KSP.r.on,
The fullowing I* a list of propel ly
sold this week:
i: 4 Willis urns# In N **•'•- ^ M
7447 1 #srlaiors In Veil Trishe 4 tJJJ'll
4*,»S W nulwi.ll h AVI- In * Tucker i.slesa
ISIS Booth r«rir-suih Mi. to I*
H, hell . ... „. ».•*•»*
C!» North Forty esvenlti »•. to P
l.srkow . ■ * t»* a*
»Ju* North Thirty third Are. (o I.
H Hpillers . ..... *.•••■•*
>111 h'onienells Bird In K II
Mush .... .... "M "
this vtlnne I.ues Bird. to O.
Peterson s,aoa.no
1017 link Hi io Ttioe le.ren.' .. 4.BO0 O'*
.0.7* Id* Hi to I. A. Holiday t.lit.00
68 OF 100 C. OF C.
MEMBERS SIGNED
With of their quota of 10# new
members for the Chamber of Com
merce in April already secured,
rivalry between the two membership
teams has become (fern, and the re
maining 32 are expected to be ob
tained early next week, two week*
before the month ends.
The team led by F. T. B. Martin,
vice chairman of the council, started
the campaign in the lead, but last
week F. N. Croxson, chairman, and
hi* team, forged ahead. In the re
port made by the two teams last
night, Croxson'* team had a lead of
10 new members over Martin. The
prize Is a spring hat for the captain
of the winning team.
No Britain* Held Now.
Hr International Kf»l Wert Ire
Je.ndon, April 1» — NotwIthatandiiiK
all report* to the contrary, no Jtrltiah
aoldlero are belnic detained aa priaon
ere of war or otherwlae a train at their
will In any former enemy country,
according to the Brltlah War office.
There la no foundation for rejiortf*
of aoldiera e«capln»t after year* of
captivity In Germany or elaewliere
Tornado Insurance
L. J. Goodall
HAMILTON A CO.
303-4 Navilla Block
Model Home Shows Building Material
A novel plan to exhibit the aort of
building material they consider be*t
for the homes they design has been
adopted by Benson A t'.arret, sr< h'.
Ostrich Rates Latest
\ iennege Sport Craze
Vienna, April 19.—Ostrich racing is
the latest erase of the fashionable
people of this city
Forty birds arrf expected her*
shortly from Rome to participate in
an ostrich derby this Whitsuntide, for
which a big program of races has
been arranged.
I tacts and builder*. 21# Bouth Nsn«*
taanth street.
Tha compafly has placed s model
homa In Its window to show prospec
tive customers how types of material
may be beet used. Hanson A Oarret
now have seven houses of this type
under construction.
When in Omaha
Stop at
Hotel Rome
ARBOR DAY
GET OUT AND DIG
Tuesday, April 22d. U National Tree Planting Holiday. Celebrate
by planting a tree or shrub in memory of some friend or comrade.
We are assisting you at this time by patting on a sale, at a great
• iiscount, of ornamental, shade, fruit trees, shrubbery, roses, as
sorted perennials and evergreens.
Drive out any time and select your stock. We reserve the right to
limit quantity sold to each customer.
Apple tries, 2 years old, 4 to 5 feet, each 50t: cherry trees. 2
years old, 3 to 4 feet, each 50f strawberry plants, each It:
Concord grape vines, 2 years old. each 10^1 hedge plants,
each St.
The BYRD NURSERIES
“I-et Is Iti-antify Tour Home*
«Ht»l Dodge St. WA. **:«.
On Ibe Lincoln highway, West of Pairseres
rBLUI>
GRASS SEED
Garden and Lawn Fertilizers; Annual and
Hardy Perennial Plants; Summer Flowering
Bulbs; Asparagus; Rhubarb Roots.
SEEDS AND PLANTS THAT GROW;
BULBS THAT BLOOM-NEED ANY?
THE NEBRASKA SEED CO.
Corner 15th and Howard AT 1739
GUARD YOUR CAPITAL
BUY REAL ESTATE
AND DON’T WORRY
Any investment which leaves
even the slightest doubt in your
mind about the ABSOLUTE
SAFETY of your capital, is not
a desirable investment.
The one and only investment
wherein your capital can’t OET
AWAY from you or be TAKEN
AWAY from you, is Real
Estate.
Real Estate is the only com
modity which is ALWAYS and
ABSOLUTELY safe.
Many fortunes have been made in Omaha Real
Estate. Many more such fortunes are being made
in Omaha Real Instate.
Thousands are independent, or are becoming inde
pendent, by ownership of Omaha Real Estate.
No man has an income so small that he cannot
bug. or begin to bug, Omaha Real Estate, invest
ments or a Home.
OMAHA REAL ESTATE BOARD
Consult a Realtor.