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It’s Not Too Late
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You atlll bat* time to plant your
Iren, shrubs and plant* and bara
them prow Ihla aprtnp. But they
won't prow If you don't bny pood
stork.
Pare money, buy pood, hardy Nebraska prown stork
from us and only plant one*. At the present time
we blue the larpest display of pood, hardy nursery
stork ever held in Omaha.
r*om« down today and tat u» help
vmt with yowr landacatpingr prob
lem*. Our price* are reasonable.
Specially. Reduced Prices
on Hedge Plants
These very low prices are for one week only and we
reserve the right to limit the amount purchased by
an individual.
* JAPANESE BARBERRY
12-15 in. size.$5.00 par 100, $2.78 par SO, $1.50 par 25
9-12 in. size. ..$3.25 par 100, $1.75 par 50, $1.00 par 2S
RUSSIAN MULBERRY
18-24 in. size. ..$1.35 par 100, $ .75 par 50, $ .45 par 25
12-18 in. size.$1.10 par 100, $ .60 par 50, $ .35 par 25
HARDY AMOOR RIVER NORTH PRIVET
18-24 in. size. ..$8.00 par 100, $4.28 par 50, $2.40 par 25
12-18 in. size....$8.00 per 100, $2.78 par 50, $1.50 par 25
Mail Orders Filled Promptly—No Deliveries Will Be Made In
> Omaha, South Omaha and Council Bluffs
(, at These Special Prices.
Now Putting in Our Complete Line of Plante
A complete line of flowering, bedding and vegetable plants will
be on hand at all of our stores. Secure your plants for your
boxes, hanging baskets and flower beds early before some of the
most desirable varieties are off the market.
Complete Line of Garden end Flower Seeds
By ail means, plant dependable seeds. You will find our* all
fr'estt stock that will grow and produce satisfactory results.
Meneray Nursery & Seed Co.
V \ OMAHA SOUTH OMAHA
V '■ 1918 Faream St. 2885 Q St.
COUNCIL BLUFFS
34tk St. and W«»t Broadway. Pbonei Council Bluff*, 1998
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(ha public ' I# A #e#k #t An, fciM fur
thA imm Ham NI«»Alft| Mif It II
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Fowler AuiiB* 98.fl®
HmMi fvk' .
Jaaper to K r f eterteo, 1114
H |i rl*M« t'iH' |MA<>.
• I 41 l.lvoeek in A F ArhAll,
Nuhnlsa atraet, M «f®
Heal Farntm.
ftnaa Stein to Margretf# Thomaen, ♦*!
Ai.tith Thlrta-aUth atfAet. |4 *00^
H A H’nlf »omt»env to AephU M
Matthew* Ill-Ill North Thim-®»gh«h
at»ret, 120,91®
Heal leeaeanwnrfh
If If. Nlelaeo in fl. V- Aodaraon,
Fori jr-nipth hetwreo l.eavenwnrth anil
Msybenv atreeta. 14.960
C. W Cole to Charlotte if. ThMtte, Ml
*nath Fiftieth atreet |6.®0«
John Jlappe to Harriet Muall, 4131
f^avenworth street, I®.II®
Mouth.
Joseph T.arger t*» Metropnlltin lllultlM
Atatrirt, 1131 South Twenty-first street,
|6.6®n
Marfa leandrock to Teltsla Williams, 1®II
Ppnpleton avenue, $8.0®®
Fortunato Manro to Agoatlna Pari, 2012
Pierce atreet, 14,700.
\orihweat.
r. A, nick to Minnie B Hufhea. 2208
North Atxty-thlrd afreet, 14.30®.
Ranker* Mtg J,oan company to 8 Tf.
Klane. r.arlmnre between Forty-fifth and
Forty-sixth atreet, 94 500.
T W Metcalf to H R. Dreager. 4813
r«arimore avenue. $».®00.
H. J. Grove to T. C. Cover, Blnney
between Forty-third and Forty-fifth
afreets. 95,800.
L. F. Bensing to Hazel K Young, 2721
North Forty-eighth etreet, 96.971.
Cathedral,
W. V. Bennett to K. J Fitzgerald. 414
North Thirty-ninth atreet, 1® 000.
Shuler it Cary to H. fa. Keracher. 922
North Forty-third atreet. 98.70®
Shuler Ac Cary to K. V. Backlund, 4181
California street, I0.7R0,
lonnle M. Shaw to Helen Barrows,
4324 Wakeley at' * 250.
H .T. Grove to Azeuna I. Meehan, HIT
Bedford avenue, 84.t»ut< »
Sbopen it Co. to O A Wallace, 3518
North BiltY-fourth atreet, $5.1®0
W r zlnk to R. F B Herland, 2914
North Slzty-aecond atreet, 94,000.
ffajMrnm Park.
T,. S. Overpeok to T. J. Gervej, 2989
Harris street, 98.880.
.fames Ke*ek»a to W. R. Morse, north
east corner Thirty-fourth and Gold stream,
$6,260.
Margaret Arose to T/Oul* Bareloa, north
east corner Thirty-fourth and Gold atreeta,
94.60®.
South eaat.
Bophla M Matthew* to 91 A. "Wolf
company, 802 Worthington afreet, $9.On®
Sebastian Salerno to F Glbllleco, 14 26
Bellevue boulevard, 86.60®,
Frank Mlrh»llc to Joe Vopalka, aouth
eaat corner Fifth and Wool worth avenue,
94.760.
Minn* I«o*a.
William Chudk to w. ft. And,baulk.
Jr. 1114 Van* atraat, lo.om.
REALTYCOMPANY
HAS LUMBER YARD
Th* near lumber yard that ha* be*>n
under conetruetlon by th* Tempi*
MrPayden company between FJfty
flfth and Flfty-alxth atreet*. on Center
atreet, haa been completed.
Work on th# new yerd wee etarted
* month ago.
Th* yard wa* planned to give hat
ter eervice to th# ruitomera of the
company. It Include* not. only th*
lumber company, but th* Pickard
Anchor Concrete company. Thla wllf
mak* It poaalhl* for th* company to
deliver foundation material aa well aa
lumber to It* ruitomera.
HAPPY HOLLOW
UNIT PROGRESS
The new unit of Happy Hollow ly
ing weat of tha Dundee aunken gar
den# I* rapidly being developed by
George * Co.
A larg* crew la at work laying th*
unitary sewera. Aa aoon aa thla
Amrk la flnlahed other Improvements
will he put In aa faat aa pnaalbte.
Fortunes Are Hidden
In Omaha Real Estate
Ridden in the Ground, in Omaha Real
F,state, there are fortunes waiting to he
taken hv wise Investor*.
Many Omaha Investors have already
found these Fortune*. They invested in
Omaha. Real Estate, five, ten, fifteen,
twenty years ago. They are now inde
pendent.
Wise Investments in Omaha Real Estate
today ean be made the beginnings of For
tunes, or ean add wealth to those Fortune*
that arc already started.
Whether it t* business properly, residence
property or vacant property, an invest
ment in Omaha Real Estate is a start
toward independence.
Money invested in Real Estate, not only
STAYS there, but it GROWS.
If you want to buy Real Estate, and thus make an investment
which will be anchored in the ground so that it can’t get away,
consult an Omaha Realtor.
Realtors are the best agencies through which to make such
investments.
OMAHA REAL ESTATE BOARD
Coneult a Realtor
Vh \<l<lition
to lime Vn Main
S NmU» ihiI • iit» V»iift»»l
Midi ••fit an litff •»»•*
lent Sum Jtinc I.
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•up mala tm iM l#v*t*»4 *nd I
Mtd**ft-««»d lUlMw> la tbe ft e#4
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A Un IWHc watpii’t
iltaertl X*»»»n l inn nf lb* j
Metropolitan 1'tHIU** d *id.1 notified j
IM irwnpab* nf IM prop nod Ini i
pfpieinenl IMI peek ft ofk l* Mint i
i led in begin Jnne I
TM nal# of l«ta In IM inn eddl
Ilona l«af nook *** faptd, Pi ntilor
end fare* daclate Thlg It eel fotfh |
u dm punt for the niter main,
during lha !••• peep ih* lompanr
wild 191 IM nmlh of lot* of thia]
amount 117,Hi *»•* tor imp wM f**r
jt»m Ni thit fmiHNt ih»pj
portion of III# ¥ ►wh • wifi
wild *t * pmfit »»f from Iff# lo I7?*®|
ii lot.
FARM LANDS ARK.
ACTIVE IN WEEK;
Karin land, ronalderrd a barometer
of real palate value*, mill move* al
good llgure*. During Hie pee* week
lher# hava been erveral good *al»* re
ported In Nebraska,
One farm, southwest of Milford,
gold for $250 an acre. It »»* a 4«
arra trart. In Dodge county a 240
acre farm brought $217 an e<re
Near Bralnard a 146-arre farm sold
for $31,450. or $215 an acre. Another
farm, near Doulavllle. of 16<t acre*
waa gold at $150. the total rurchase
price being $24,000.
In Iowa land sold for about the
same price as fhsl In Nebraska, (me
260 acre farm brought $225 an »rre.
Another of 160 acres brought $250
an acre, and a third farm, of So acrea,
sold for $240 an acre
There were other sales that showed
s good price tn farm land reported
j from Ptockvllle, Darlington and ft’eat
Point.
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I*#a luatifttif r»| Ac*hliM-ta f ittod
that iff* tomat Mia a artolf vafri
!»• «c M m«# In M a IlMta when htiat
ne»# riitiM |a Aim* HfttM and tt ntual
tAral 1
A i«*om at if* new A«|tiiiia hhicI
til vented Thru fiiii* tlia ijUfMIMi
of ftirntttitA II mould Hava Maw a
almpte matter to tejv^r to I he nmirM
furniture atm* an«| pur* haae a table
atnl aonte * hair* lint that an not
jifpt what an wanted, thmiih. Th**
furniture mu*t i*e Aiatinetive.
An, to anha tha (Hffli ullv, McDonald
and Satiabm v took off their roaf*.
tolled up thrjr al*«*vea and want in
#oi k
The reaott of their labor ms* tun
table*, Ju*t what the ancletV wanted.
An the Prat regular weekly meeting
waa held In comfort and at vie twflt*
ting *iifh,an organisation. The orig
ination of the rhalra I* not told. They
mav have hern purchased.
The studio which the aorltty la
urine fnr their meeting* will alao t*
tjard for exhibition* hv orchitect*
and for displaying certain tvpea of
building material.
America* Increastttg export 1* of
IMVig Import Washington TV.*?.
Tornado Insurance j
I.. J. Goodell
HAMILTON & CO. \
303-4 Neville Black |
YOU CAN DO IT YOURSELF - EASILY
'Take an old chair or table that has become shabby or worn_
1 plunge a good clean brush into a cad of KYANIZE Floor Finish
— in any of the eight shades or “clear” — and go over the surface
with a few easy finish strokes. One coot — that’s an as a rale
unlsse the surface is particularly far gone or brand new wood —
then two coats. Drieawlth the most beautiful and brilliant finish
you ever saw. Tough, too, cannot scratch white —and waterproof,
absolutely. Transparent and brilliant. #
Especially made to endure the hardest kind of wear on a floor, It .a
for that very reason the moot satisfactory finish you can gat for
tables, chairs, dressers, desks and all kinds of furniture.
Results are fiuarantmd to be satisfactory^ "money bock fee the
empty can.’ Try rsflnlshlnfi with KYANIZE today.
Use II—This Coupon Gives Ton 18c Value For 18c.
We want you to try KYANIZE once; we know you’ll like it.
Hence thle coupon win be accepted by na to the value of
30 cents so follows. On this offer only and asm to a fondly.
1 Jg-pt. KYANIZE Floor Finish (any color), rag. price |#.3S
1 good brush (bristles-in-rubber), regular price . ., .is
Value of this coupon on this offer only
You pay us in cash only Y.fl
KYANIZE DEALERS
Omaha, Nebraska
ADAMS VARIETY STORE.333* Amaa A.a.
J. A. BAUM .. »4«b and A
H. A. BEITEI.MAN ... IBM N. Mth Si.
BENSON A WILLIAMS . »B*4 Leavenworth Si.
CLAIRMONT PHARMACY . 4Slh and Military A»a.
GEORGE COONEY .Idlh and Martha
DUPONT PHARMACY . SBlh and Dupont
MATTHEW KAISER .»BI« MIMIary A«a.
H. J. KNUDSF.N A BROS. 43d? Cumin* SI.
LAKE VIEW PHARMACY .Idlh and Loauat
LANE DRUG CO.. idlh and Amaa Ava.
E. MEAD . S*BR Military Ave,
jos. pipal ...*<•* s. *<»* •si
lane PHARMACY . id an Earl Si.
Q STREET PHARMACY .. IBta and Q
SPEARMAN HARDWARE CO. 3*12 Waal Q Si.
VANDAS PHARMACY. I«lh and Bancralt
O L. WIEMF.R A CO. ITOd Cumin* Si.
P WIIG A SON ... 1*10 Vinton Si.
Council Bluffs
O H BROWN GLASS A PAINT CO . lit South Mala
SCHOENING HARDWARE CO. . Tod Waal Broadway
Pioneer
GLASS & PAINT COMPANY
14* at Harney
A Progressive Company in a Progressive City ”
ONK SALK MARK
F.VF.RY OTHKR DAY
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SEEDS JX’
BULBS ) thatbtCOBi*
PLANTS I /leedany?
DAHLIA BULBS
70 NAMED VARIETIES
While they last, 15c e«ch
Sprayer Gtin* and Poisons to Kill
Gooseberry. Currant Worms, Etc.
The Nebr. Seed Co.
Cor. 15th and Howard. AT-1739 I
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Evergreen Tree*
Should Bo Planted During
the Neat Week or Ten Days
t ome to Arlington ami are the beat aaaort
meilt and largest acreage in the middle wept. All
elr.ee up to ten feet,
Marshall’s Nurseries
Arlington, Nebraska
0000 FENCEI MAKE OOOD FEXSirOt
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CHAMPION IRON A WTRI WORKS
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That’s a lot of house for the money
, Cefote* ‘a a ttrotif.
r ugged. WMtktf
proof durable bmid
ing lumber made
from the iong.tough
fibree of cane. It la
better than wood
sheathing—equal*
cork for tneulatioo.
Ceto4ei ie aaad for
■ aheething instead
of wood; for platter !
j baa*, roof Intuit- '
| tioo, aound dead- I
u eoer and eaterior
“ Amah.
Jttnrh afree. Tbfeb
naea x»n.;width4
fl 1eneth« a n. to
12 A Weigh! about
^tC lb*. bar ICO aq A.>
It is, mr dear, and it is because u>e are using the
up-to-date method of building with Celotex.
Give me credit I'sent lor the booklets. A house
without drafts around the door and window frames
and one free from dampness sounded good to me.
I know. but is was the approval given Celotex
by ererrtme—the architect, lumber dealer, con
tractor and people who live in Celotex homes—
that sold me.
They say, don’t they, that Celotex cuts fuel bills?
Yes. a fourth to a third. It has the insulating value
of cork which means very little heat can pass
through it. In winter, the heat inside the house
can't get oat. In simmer, the heat is outside—on
the roof mainly—and can't get in. Celotex stops
both heat and cold.
Are they going to put it on the roof, too?
Surely, that’s where the most heat Li wastetl. It
will he used as plaster bale. too. IVhv don't you
read your Celotex book again?
I pave mine to Edith, but 111 write for another.
The address is—The (Celotex Company, 645 .V.
Michigan Avenue, Chicago. Illinois, or non
stop at a lumber yard for one.
THERE IS A-USE FOR,CELOTEX IN EVERY BUILDING
Upd'b* Lumbar Sk Coal Co. Indapaiwlaut Lumbar Co. Gumu Lumbar Cm.
Are You Planning a New
Home or Some Improvements?
Let Us Assist You
We can refer you to reliable con
tractors and aid you in many
other ways.
It It Our Business to Serve You
UPDIKE LUMBER & COAL CO.
4500 Dodge Street WAlnut 0300