Nebraska Newspapers

    Cold Retards
Growth of Com
I
Coldest August Temperature
Since 1911 Recorded at
Columbus.
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Columbus, Neb., Aug. 12.—That
continued cold nights, threateningly
near the frost line, are menacing
corn growth while cold days are halt
ing Its 'development under the sun
was the declaration made her* by
A. A. Dodendorf, local weather ob
server. Sunday night's drop to 41
degrees was the coolest August tem
perature recorded here since August
28, 1911. The next coolest night was
August 10, 1894, when frost was
recorded. There were three August
frost night records in 1863, the sum
mer in which there was frost here
every month.
Geneva, Neb., Aug. 12.—About half
an inch of rain fell here yesterday,
and the corn is booming along to
wards a bumper crop.
Wymore, Neb., Aug. 12.—A light
shower over southern Gage county
Sunday night cooled off the atmos
phere and benefited the corn fields
which are earing out in good shape
in this vicinity. Hot winds during
the latter part of last week had be
gan to burn several fields of corn
next to highways and at corners.
In a trip over the southern part of
the county Sunday afternoon fully
one-fourth of the fields showed plain
ly the effects of the hot blasts. Sev
eral farmers of this vicinity have
started their fall plowing, the ground
appearing to be in fairly good shape.
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Nebraska
News
Nubbins
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Alma.—The marrage of Miss Lu
cille Baker, daughter of one of the
oldest families of Alma, to Guy John
son, cashier of the bank of Wilson
vlll, took placs Sunday at Norton,
Kan. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson
motored to the mountains for their
honeymoon. They will be at home
in Wilsonville in September.
Table Bock.—Mrs. Jane M. West
fall, widow of thomas J. Westfall,
died recently at the home of her son,
J. W. Westfall at Crafgmont, Idaho,
at the age of 77. The Westfall family
lived for several years In the vicinity
of DuBols. Her husband died 10 years
ago.
Beatrice.—George M. Cole,64, form
erly a resident of this city, and for
years employed as an engineer on the
I M. K. & T. railroad with a run be
tween Scdalia, Mo., and Persons,
Ivan., died at a hospital in Sedalla,
Mo. Before going to Missouri he had
run on the Union Pacifio between
Beatrice and Manhattan, Kan.
Barnes ton—H. H. Hartwig of
Oketo, Kan., member of a Union Pa
clfla railway bridge gang working,
with a pile driver outfit out of here,
suffered a broken leg Monday when
a piling slipped from Its position I
and fell. He was taken to a St.
Joseph hospital for treatment.
Wymore—Theodore Helmlg, vet
eran druggist of Wymore, has left
on a six weeks' vacation trip to his
boyhood home in Peru, Ind., and other
points in Indiana and Ohio. Helmlg'
lived in Wymore for 32 years.
Ohiowa—The fifth annual fall pic
nic will be held here Wednesday,
sponsored by the merchants of the
town. There will be several free street
attractions, and a baseball game be
tween Western and Ohiowa.
Wymore—Dean Wlndle, Wymo-e
banker, and F. E. Crawford, Wymore
postmaster, have been appointed to
the board of education to fill places
made vacant by resignation of C. B.
Scott, secretary of the board, and R.
L. Jackson, who was transferred to
Brookfield by the Burlington railway
by which he Is employed.
CURATOR SEEKS
RESEARCH FUND
Columbus, Neb., Aug. 12.—Appro
priations amounting to at least $1,000
for the use of the University and the
State Historical society In further ex
cavations and research along the
Loup river valley from Genoa to Co
1 umbus next summer will be asked
^ ' at the next session of the state legis
lature by E. E. Blackman, curator of
the State Historical society at Lin
coln.
Mr. Blackman, who has lust re
turned to Lincoln after a six-weeks'
series of excavations near Genoa, de
clares he has found enough material
of Spanish armor and harneas equip
ment among the vast number of In
dian relics, mounds and graves to
convince -him that a Spanish explor
ing expedition did visit this section
In 1721. He Is preparing also to ap
peal to Congressman Edgar Howard
In attracting attention of the Smith
sonian Institute to the Loup river val
ley basin where Mr. Blackman says
his finds Indicate lie burled ruins
and relies of three vanishing races
only awaiting men to dig them out.
Rock Bluffs Association
Formed by Early Settlers
Plattsmouth, Neb., Aug. 12.—The
nnnual old settlers' reunion at Union
was attended by unusually large
crowds this year. Friday was Bock
Bluffs day and fully 200 of those who
had at some time lived In the historic
Missouri river town south of this city
were present. From their pleasant re
union was formed a Rock Bluffs as
soclatlon that will make the home
coming an annual event. Attorney C.
L. Graves of Union 1s president and
Dr. G. H. Gilmore, Murray, secretary,
of the new association. All that la
left of the old town la a few tumble
down houses In the former outskirts,
the swirling waters of tha river now
passing where business flourished In
the days when boat* brought provi
sions to the new west.
Farm Bureau Held Illegal.
Bedford, la., Aug. 18.—Taylor coun
ty farm bureau became a thing of
the past when the countv attorney
gave final decision today that the
articles of Incorporation were Illegal.
The board refused this year's ap
propriation.
Lester Writes Diary of S-Day Hike;
Spirits Low When He Wrote to Sonia
“End in My Father’s Arms,”
Last Sentence of Prodi
gal’s Story. .
By JOE JACOBS.
Staff Correspondent The Omaha Bee.
Chicago, 111., Aug. 12.—Eight days
of uflusual and Interesting experi
ences tell the story of the mysterious
sojourn of Lester Lapidus which re
sulted in a nation wide search ending
yesterday in Chicago, where he was
located by an Omaha Bee reporter
aided by the Chicago Herald and
Examiner.
The Interesting story of the run
away of young Lapidus which caused
much commotion and activity In
Omaha, stretching across Iowa and
far into Illinois, Is contalnlnd in a
diary the boy prepared exclusively for
The Omaha Bee.
Tells of Letters.
In the diary the boy tells of the
letters written, how he departed
from the citizens' military training
camp, how he slept in fields. He
I tells of the treatment he received
from the urbanist and the ruralist.
Here is the boy’s diary of his run
away;
The Diary.
Monday, 1 A. M.—Left Fort Dea Moines; slept In a field near the fqrt;
walked to Norwalk, la., arriving there at 6 a. m.; returned to Dea Moines In
an automobile; got train for Burlington at 8 a. m.
Tuesday.—Left at 6 in the evening; stopped at a farmhouse at Carmen,
111., asked for work, didn't get it; was given free lodging and meals; people
nice.
Wednesday.—Left farmhouse early Wednesday morning; trudged down
road until met salesman, who gave me lift in automobile to Monmouth, 111.
Told salesman I was from Omaha and that my father was in the fixture and
supply business; slept in salesman's car at Monmouth at night.
Thursday—Same salesman drove me to Galesburg; arrived there about
noon;, had about $2. Walked Into Arlington hotel and asked for stationery;
then asked for mucilage for stamp I had. Two letters I wrote I put In my
pocket. I did not care to mall them that day. Went to municipal park;
sat around and talked and read newspapers; did not learn about folk's worry
about me. Slept in garage that night.
Friday.—Decided to mail letters to mother and “Sonny" Robinson. Left
Galesburg on foot. I was feeling bad. Began to have the blues. I also had
them when I wrote the letters. I walked out In the country and washed my
self in a creek; caught In a heavy rain; sought refuge in a farmhouse. The
weather made me feel worse. Left farmhouse after rain; picked up several
short rides. Slept in hotel at Sheffield, 111.
Saturday.—Left Sheffield at 9; am feeling rather tired. Got short rides
until I hit Joliet; walked out of town; was Inclined to go furyier east; slept
in a field a short while. Then began to get further auto rides. Slept in
garage.
Sunday.—Got further ride until I struck Chicago at 1 p. m. Looked over
the town until 6 p. m. and went to City Hall hotel, where I took a seat In
the lobby. The manager, a fine man, asked me what I wanted and I told
him that I desired work. He asked me If I had money; I said I had 1 cent;
he was very courteous; he gave me SI, which I took; he also gave me some
clothes. I then went to Antlers’ hotel, where I got a room. Read newspa
pers and went to bed.
Monday.—Went to employment agency for Job; got turned down. Read
papers of mother worrying about me. Ended in my father's arms.
Never Begged Food.
Young Lapidus stated that he never
begged for food or clothing. Hs only
missed two meals during the eight
days. His face, his father says, looks
better than It did when he kissed
him the Monday he hiked off for
the citizens military training camp at
Fort Des Moines.
Burgess Bedtime
Stories
By THORNTON W. Bl’RGESS.
The timid, bold, retiring, proud
You'll find where'er you find a crowd.
—Peter Rabbit
The Old Pasture Entertains.
It was midsummer and blueberries
were ripe In the Old Pasture. No
where else did the blueberries grow
so big, so blue and so plentiful. And
there were the raspberries and the
blackberries and the thlmbleberrles.
So the Old Pasture entertained many
visitors. At no other time In all the
year did so many people visit the Old
Pasture. There were all kinds of
people—big people, little people, mid
dle-sized people, people in feathers
and people In fur, and some who wore
neither feathers nor fur.
Not all were there after berries.
No, Indeed. Some were there In the
hope of catching others who were
there after the berries. The nesting
season for most of the birds was over
and their home duties wers ended.
There was no reason why they should
not spend as much time as they
chooee In the Old Pasture. So those
who liked berries spent considerable
time there. Some of the Green For
**t people who wear fur had children
big enough to follow them out Into
the Great World, and so family par
ties visited the Old Pasture, So day
after day the Old Pasture entertained.
Old Jed Thumper, the gray old Rab
bit, who had lived so long In the Old
Pasture that he considered that It
belonged to him, didn't like It. There
were altogether too many people
about. Ho Old Jed Thumper kept
pretty close to his bull briar castle/
Reddy Fox and Old Man Coyote,
who live In different parte of the Old
Pasture and through most of the year
do most of their hunting somewhere
else, now spent much of their time
right there In the Old Pasture. Each
knew all ahout those family parties
where the latrrlee grew, and each was
always hoping that hs would have a
chance to catch some of the younger
members of those berry parties.
So It was that with so many In the
Old Pasture there were some queer
meetings. Peter Rabbit saw some of
these queer meetings. Of course,
Peter was up there. You can Iruet
Peter to be where anything Is going
on. One morning hs happened to be
peeping out of a bramble tangle be
side »n old oowpath. I/toking up the
old dbwpath, he saw Old Man Coyote
coming down. Rooking down (the
old cowpsth, he saw Reddy Fox com
ing up. Neither had yet seen the
other. Peter wondered what would
happen when they met, and hs be
came quits excited.
"I did not try to cover my track*,"
said the boy. "The fact Is that I left
them open. I did not realise the serl
ouenese of the fool runaway boy. It
la an experience I will never forget."
He says he had $12 when he left
camp.
The youth etated further that he
ditched his army clothes near Fort
Des Moines.
Down the old cowpath trotted Old
Man Coyote. Up the old cowpath
trotted Reddy Fox. There was a lit
tle bend In the path which prevented
each from seeing the other. Peter
fairly hugged himself with excitement
as he eaw that they would meet right
on that bend and right In front of
where he was sitting. He wondered
If he would see a fight. I am sorry
to eay that he rather hoped he would.
Reddy Fox came around that bend
| from down the old cowpath. and Old
Man Coyote came around the bend
from up the old cowpath. They met
face to face. Peter held his breath.
Both stopped. Then Reddy Fox
lumped lightly to one side. “Pray
pass. Neighbor Coyote," said Reddy
In his most polite manner.
Old Man Coyote trotted on. He
hardly glanced at Reddy Fox. He
acted exactly as If he thought him
self lord of the Old Pasture and that
"Pray pass, neighbor Coyote,” said
Reddy In his most polite manner,
everyone would step aside for him.
Reddy Fox looked after Old Man Coy
ote and snarled. But he took pains
that Old Man Coyote shouldn't hear
that snarl. Only Peter Rabbit heard
It. Then Reddy Fox trotted on up
the old cowpath.
(Copyright, lltl )
The next story: "Peter Sqes Another
Meeting."
New York tienenl.
Now York. Aug. 11.—- Flour—Firm:
aprlng patent* 17 8167.76; Soft winter
etralghte, |e 1606 40; herd winter
otralghte. 16 60©7 00
Hye Flour—Eaey; fair to good, IS 400
6 76; choir# to fancy. 16.4006 16.
Cornmeal—Steady; fine wblto and yel
low granulated. 13 600* 40.
Fyo—Firm; No. 2 western, 11.0014 f. a
b. New York, and *4%o c. I f , export.
Harley—quiet; malting, 11.000104. e.
!. f. New York.
Wheat—Spot, firm; No. 1 dark north
arn aprlng. c I. f.. New York lake and
rail, it 62; No 2 hard winter, f o. b.
leko end rail. *1 43%; No. 1 Manitoba, do.
21.60% and No. 2 mixed durum. do,
11.41%. .
Corn— Spot, firm! No, 2 yellow, c. 1 f.
fraik. New York lake and rail. 1123%.
No. 2 mixed, do. St.31%.
Oate— Spot, firm; No. 2 whlta. 06c.
Faed—Htaady: city bran, inn-pound
aa'-ke, 131.60; wertern bran, do, gXt 00.
Hay—Steady; N.i 1. Ill 00; No. I.
224 00: No I, *31.0092100, (hipping,
m 00920 oo.
Ilopa—Steady; etata 1*21. 40946c: 1*31.
lOQtlc; Pacific comet 1121, 34431c: 1*12.
23916c.
Pork—Firm; m*». 22*71: family.
110.00.
Hard—Baraly steady; mlddlewaet. 114 10
014 20.
Tallow—Firm: (pedal looae, I Ho: ogtra,
114c bid.
Jllce—Steady: fancy haad. 7 >4 Ole.
Suet St. Ionic live#took.
(United Statee Dent, of Agriculture )
_ Kagt. St latula. Ill, Aug 12—Hnga—
Rocotpta, 20.000 head; parkere. 21 to Slo
uses iiM: Why.;, ?rghrf*8igi.0v?f«f
9 86; beat 190 pound* and up. 99:6009.70;
j light llghta and olga 2f*c lowar: 140 to
160 pound*. 99 6009 76: 110 to 110 round
plga. 64-76 06 25; parking aowa. 97.600
7.76: rtoalna tofi, 99 96
Cattla— Raealptn. 8.000 hand: natlva
»t*er», II to 25c lowar: wralern. *tron* to
16c hlghar: ton v«alsr« $10 SO; hulk,
110.00: othara ntaady; hulk native *t##i*.
6 600 9 85. wo-atarn *t**rn. M904?7.10;
f*t light yanrllngn and helfara. 99 160
10 00: row*. I4OO06OO: « nnnera. 91.760
2 26; bologna bull* 64 0004 00.
Hhe*p—Rmelntn. x oon hand: fat lamb*
afaadv to 28c higher; boat loada to pack
ara, 912 76 ton; bulk g<»od lamb*. 913 80.
Cull*. 96.1007 90 ■ harp atrnna. b*at kill
ing e wph |6.on othara. $4f'O0|.6O
N«w York miiar <|untatlon«.
Furntahad by J. m. Pacha A Co., 134
?m»ha (National Rank building. Phonaa.
A. 6197-98-99:
Art. I Open. | High I Uv t Clog*. I ▼—
kan- I 8 4« 3 49 1*44 149 I 1.49
l>ac. f 9.6! |6| l it 9 19 I |.6|
Mar. 1 > 83 2 11 j 9 10 l it 1 9 16
New York t opper
Naw York. Aug if—Coppar—Firm
alectrolytir, apot and futuraa. 18H0
IS 44 r.
Tin—Ha»v: apot and futuraa. M.87o.
Iron Wteady; price* unchanged.
Land- Firm; apot, 7 7609 00c.
Zinc—Firm. Pinal dt foul* npot. • 17« .
futuraa, 9 17 0 9
Antimony—boot, t 13r.
Oil* nntl
Havannnh. Aug It —Turpantina—Htaady
96S4o; aalaa none; raralpta l,*aa barrala,
ahlpmanta, 189 barrels; atock, 11,790 bar
rala
Roaln—Firm aalaa 1,917 rank*; raralpta.
4.0B7 caaka. ahlpmanta. 1,120 raaka: atock.
101 091 cftfica,
quot«i*y, It.«0; D. $4 11; E (a II, |«,|0
#4 92%; K. $4.96: kf. $5.00; N, $5 05;
WG. $1.06; WW X. $6 60.
Boston Wool.
Boston, Aug 12.—Business on ths wool
market continues to be quite general in
all domestic lines Substitutes are also
showing a good business at very firm
Srices. One-half blood staple, which has
sen held st $1.20 to $1.25 per pound on
a clean basis, has advanced several cents,
the better clssa of these wools making
$1.26 to $1.28 and slightly above.
New York Cotton.
New York, Aug. 12.—Cotton—Futures
opened firm; October, 27.60©72 66c: De
cember, 27.10c; January, 27.00c; March,
27.30c; May 27.45c.
New York, Aug. 12.—Cotton—Futures
closed firm; October, 28.35 © 28.39c; De
cember, 27.81 # 27.85c: January, 27.72c;
March. 27.98c; May, 28.10c.
Chicago Butter.
Chicago, Aug. 12.—A good demand and
light supplies of top grades caused the
market to continue firm today.
Fresh butter: 92 score, 36 %c; 91
score. 36c* 90 score, 35c; 89 score, 34%c;
88 score, 34c; 87 score. 33c; 86 score, 32c.
Centralized carlots: 90 score, 36c; 89
score, 84 %c; 88 score. 34c. .
St. Louis Grain Futures,
fit. Louis. Aug. 12.—Close- Wheat, Sep
tember, $1.27%; December. $1.31%.
Corn—September, $1.14%; December,
December, $1.05% #1.06%.
Oats—September, 61 %c.
New York Poultry.
New York, Aug. 12—Poultry—Live,
irregular; no freight quotations. Broilers
29# 34c; fowls by express,
23 © 28c.
Poultry—Dressed, firm end unchanged.
London Silver.
London. Aug. 12.—Bar Sliver—33 11-16
pence per ounce. Money—3% per cent.
Discount Hates—Short bills. 3% per cent,
three months bills, 3 13-16®3% per cent.
Minneapolis Flour.
Minneapolis, Aug. 12.—Flour—16®25c
lower: family patents. $7.45®7.60.
Bran—$23.00.
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Out of the Records
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Births and Deaths.
Births.
E. W. and Gladys Wilson, 9207 North
Thirtieth street, girl.
Thomas and Winiford Wilton, 540$ Pa
cific street, girl
Milton and Leona Leonard, 203 Haacal
street, girl.
Walter and Annabel Brodahl, 2S21
North Thirty-sixth avenue, boy.
Martin and Grace Julian, Fort Cal
houn. R. F. D. No. 1, boy.
Ounner and Katherine Anderson, 1048
Ernst street, boy.
Clyde and Rose Seeley, hospital, boy.
Frank and Emily Bogard, hospital, boy.
Martin and Augusta Kroeger, hospital,
Dr. Richard and Margaret Mullln, hos
pital. girl.
Salvatore and Rosa Nigra, 112$ North
Twenty street, boy.
Santoro and Angelina Salerno, 1925
South Sixteenth street, boy.
Secondo and Teresina Marchello, S02
North Forty-fourth street, girl.
Frank and Vesta Powell, hospital, boy.
Frank and Josephine Damato, 1316
South Twenty-second street, boy.
Joe and Barbara Fellnskl, 461$ South
Thirty-fourth street, boy.
Jacob and Stephanla Onlk, 4166 Hills
dale avenue, boy
Howard and Rote Brace, 4921 North
Thirty-sixth street, girl.
George and Nora Taylor, $311 Ferry
Street. Florence, boy.
John and Oerta Kell. 6105 South Twen
tieth avenue, boy.
William and Dora Allard. Eighty
seventh and Charles street, boy.
John and Hedwig Legensa. 4220 South
Thirty-eighth street, girl.
Vanche and Hena Oeorgeff, 2904 8
street, boy.
Samuel and Louise Reynolds, hospital,
girl.
Thomas and Genevieve Lough, hoapital,
girl.
Herman and Alma Wlllms, hospital,
girl.
David and Reba Rosen, hospital, boy.
Roscoe and Verna Rice, hospital, boy.
Nathan and Bessie Bordy. hospital, boy.
Joseph and Flo Allen, hospital, girl.
Alflo and Glovannlna Conti, 2526 South
Eleventh street, boy.
William and Marie Winqulst, hospital,
boy. \
Deaths.
Mrs. Alice Copley, 72 years, 416$ Chi
cago street,
Anna M Gulckin. 6$ years, 1046 South
Twenty-eighth strest.
Charles Lester Carey, Infant. 6340 North
Thirty-sixth street.
In Divorce Court.
Feiltlons.
Marie Gay against Joseph Earl Gay.
cruelty.
Josephine Thompson against llsnry A
Thompson, cruelty.
Y.'aggie Rider against Elmer Rider,
desertion.
Rose Roantok against Georgs Rosnlck.
desert Ion.
Lillian Rattreal against Thomas Bat
treal, cruelty.
Building Permits,
Edward M. Nke. 4808 North Forty
seventh avenue, brick and tile dwelling,
$1,600.
Real Estate Transfer*.
Barker Co. to Arthur R. Hailey,
et al. Marry et.. 240 ft. e of 69th
ave, n side. 80x294 3 ..$ 2.465
Mari* Dlvorak to Fred Z Mllew
and wtfa, l$th et., 312 ft. of
Spring et.. *. side, 60*109%. 760
Charles Gaglnl and wife to Charles
Bertsclni. I’oppleton park. IS ft.
w. of 21st st. a. side. 32x11).., 4,000
Carl R. F. Hallgren and wife to
David H. Phtlpott and wlfs. 46th
st , $7.6 ft. a of Sprague st, e.
aide, 40x112.9 . 4.HO
State Savings A Loan Assn, to Ole
Warren, et ai, Patrick av#., 41
ft. * of 35th St s. side. 41x124 1,460
C. N. Me El fresh and wife to Ma
tilda A. Tate. 41st *L, 180 ft n.
of Bedford ave, w. side, 40x
134 600
George M. Livengood and wife to
W. K. Cameron and wife. West
ern ave. 60 ft. •. of 61st st..
e side. 60x148 . 1,176
Mtnnte R Williams and husband to
Caroline Norgnrd. 68th at., 17 ft
n of Marlnda at., w. side, 40x
Ilf. . 2.700
Ray Ripe to Arthur V. Knhotjn.
Laurel ave. 120 ft. w. of 30tb st..
11 side 43x120 076
Zella Kazakhs and husband to
Elisabeth Davis Pariflo at., 60
ft east of 41th st . s. side 41*
1*1.4 6,000
Jr bn A. Fetnalgle and wife tn
Alexander Mattingly, et al. S2d
st . 41.9 ft. n. of Oak et . e. aide.
43x115 4 ... 7.000
Rose Ktegal and wife to Winfred
W. Cramer and wife, Ida st., 86
ft. #. of 26th ave., a side. 44*
110 . $.000
Hugh P. Randall and wlfs to
Arthur Peck. n. s. cor. 20th and
Dodge ate. 132x132 . 11.000
Arthur Beck and wlfs to Jewlah
Community Centsr. n. e cor. 20th
and Dodge eta. 112x182 . 77.100
Theresa (J. Sommer and husband ts
Mabel Ainscow, et al. Park ave.,
160 ft. n. of Jackson ats., w.
side . 0.000
Prances I. Smith to Mary Bets s
e cor. 41at and Burt ate, 46x
103 10 1,900
Augusta A. Carlson and husband to
Jennie B. Dowling, Capitol av#,
200 ft. w. of 28th ave , e side.
6n*lJ0 . 6,100
Barker Co to Albert C. Keinpehall.
et al. Marry at., 120 ft. w. of
0*th at., n. side 147*160 . 9.0T5
Ralph Renwlck and wife to The
Drake Raalty Construction Co., n.
w cor. 49tn and Capitol ave.,
186x160 1
Truck* for Hale. I!
IKK I.NTKIINATIONAI, tn food uaad
trucks. Douglas l*ton, ell American l-ton.
International S-ton and several ton In
ternationale Good shape merhanteally.
ferine ran be arranged
International Harvester Co._AT. $7$6.
Automobile# for Kxchxni©. 15
WILL trade Roamer coupe for real estate
Mortgage or contract. Phon* AT. 6481.
Aulo Arrfureortmi. Tart*. I*
tHMR ANTKICII n.w arid u..d auto parta
at a apn.-lal rut prti* N.t.ra.ha Auto
I’ar'a, IIIIII llarn.y Kt. JA. 4>ll. and
mo» fumlnt Kt. AT. 1 >70.
llltllf arada ffuarant.ad vulranlaln,. I %
tn fabric* •>; 4-In corda. >3. Hart
Ttr. unci Rub Co, T t ■ Vb H Mill
N«rvl<» RtAtlonn, Hrpalrtng. II
INiniBTRIAI. AUTO MACIUNlimi
Rayflald rarburalor and Klaomann mii
nato aar.lcn, AT. »M>.
P. MKt.CHCHRU A HON, 41> *. I>TH
BI SINKSS SKliVICR.
Millinery—llrmaninUln*. 25
ACCORDION, side, knife, bog pleating,
covered buttons, all styles; hemstItchin*.
buttonholes Write Ideal Hutton and
Pleating Co, $0| Brown Block. Omaha
Neh. Telephone JA 1926
NIC ft PLEATING CO”,
Hemstitching Covered Buttons.
1»©4 Earn*m Second Floor,JA. 66 7©
Moving—Truck In*—Oluraia M
llliKINS OMAHA VAN * BTRORAOK
lath and I.ravenworth >ti. Parking. mnv
Inn. aluraitt. ahlpplnf JA, 414)
tll.ORH VAN ANh~KT7.VAGJC.
PACKING. MOV I .Vo, Kill I’Pi NCI STORINQ
UlttlliAtM furnlahad. At. tilt «( JA. till
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Funeral Notice*. 1
FUNERAL service* for Mrs. Sarah J.
Dunham will be held Wednesday, August
13. at 2:30 p. n». at the Westminster
Presbyterian church, Thirty-fifth and
Wool worth avenue. Friends welcome. In
terment Prospect Hill cemetery.
Vaults and Monuments. 2
‘'Automatic .Sealing” concrete burial vaults
recommended by all leading undertakers.
M'f d. by Omaha Concrete Burial Vault Co.
Funeral Director*. >
HEAFEY Ss HEAFEY
undertaker, end Embalmere
Phone HA, 02«s. Offlre 2«I1 Farnam
^ESTABLISHED SINCE lg»2)
HOLSE A RIKPEN.
At Tour Service.
2222-24 Cuming 8t,JA. 1126.
HOFFMAN-CKOSBY ambulance. D^dge
and 24th Bt Funeral director!. JA. 3201.
JOHN A. GENTLEMAN
3411 Farnam 8f.
N P. SWANSON. 17TH AND CUMING.
Quiet. Dignified Supervision
BRAILEY ft DORRANCi,
1323 CUMING ST. JA. 0526.
DUFFY ft JOHNSTON,
311 B. 33d. new funeral home. HA. 0417.
~ C. C. HAYNES FUNERAL HOME.
2120 N. 24th St. KE. 0227.
LESLIE O. MOORE. 24th and Wirt. WE.
0047.
Cemeteries. 4
VISIT FOREST LAWN.
Purchase a family lot in Omaha's most
beautiful cemetery. Offices at the ceme
tery. (west of Florence) and 720 Brandels
theater.
Personal!!. S'
THE SALVATION Army industrial homo
solicits your old clothing, furniture, maga
zlree. we collect. We distribute. Phono
JA. 4135 and our wagon will call. Call
and Inspect our new home, 1110-1112-1114
Dodge street
Lost and Found. 10
FUR checker, brown, two skin Lost
between Candy Land. 16th and Farnam.
and Kilpatrick's store. Saturday p * m.
Liberal reward. HA. 4269.
LOST—Boston bulldog, Sunday morning.
White markings in race, white breast.
Reward. AT 9691 620 8. Httl St.
LOST—Dark brown water Spaniel. Very
curly. Liberal reward. Call N. C/Allen
at Harney 1244 or Atlantic 6331,
LOST—A gold fountain pen with Initial
L. E P. Return to 1111 N. 17th. Suit
able reward.
LOST—Salesman's large portfolio Paths
exchange. 1417 Harney. JA. 1518. Reward.
. JLJi'L '!— - -L2-T _.=^3
Automobile* for Ssl*. II
NASH
UPTOWN STORE
2054 FARNAM ST.
»
We have a email stock of late model
standard make cars In open and closed
bodies that we are Dricing below their
leal value to move them uuickly.
Ftudebaker Light 81*
Essex Coach
Naah Four.
Nash Fix.
Ford Sedan.
Ford Coupe.
At our price any of theee cars are the
best value von can find
OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS
CASH TER%B TRADE
NASH UPTOWN STORE
lt>S4 Fnrn.m, AT. 49t2.
USED CARS THAT
SATISFY
If JO Bulck Touring. . 1150 00
1 f20 Bulck Touring.. 224 00
1914 Bulck Roadster . 74 00
1924 Ford Coupe, lute of extras. 450.00
1921 Ford Sedan. 225 00
1 922 Ford Touring Car. 195 00
1922 Chandler Sport Touring.. 276.0Q
lflf Oakland Sedan.250 06
1922 Oakland 2-pa*!' Coupe.... 760 00
1922 Oakland Sport Touring- 750.00
24C Oakland 4-pasa Coupe.... 450 <0
3ID Oakland Sedan 475 00
OAKLAND MOTOR
CAR CO.
20th and Harney Sta. AT. 2929 ,
<2001 > USED CARS
BUT TOURS AT
OUT L. SMITH.
MUR PUT DID IT.
Downtown Used Car Store.
1414 JacksonAT. 4411
Nash-vriesftma auto co.
USED CAR STOKE
2054 Famim AT. 4201
SPECIAL, Ford fenders. II A aet Ford
touring top cover complete. 14.71. Kaplan
Auto Part# Co., fill Nicholas.
FORD SEDAN. In good condition, self
«Urte^ 924<^Cal^(A4!6^^^^^^^
Moving—Trucking—Storage tC
OORDON’S FIREPROOF WHSE A VAN I
249 North 11th Ft Phone JA. 1022: mov
ing oark’ng, atorage. whipping
Painting and Papering. 37
W A LLP APER W H O LF S UX
Paperhargin*, painting. Fred Parka, 4744
B 24th St. MA. 0101 AT 7404.
PT.A8TFRTNO, brick and cement work
done. WE 14*2.
Patent Attorneys. 38
J. W MARTIN. 674 Peters Trust Bldg .
Omaha: also Washington. Double aervhe.
single fee. Also help eell patents
Printing—Stafwnerjr. 39
COMMEKCTAT, PRINTINO. Eddy Printing
Uo . 212 South Hth Ft Phone JA 6065
Professional Service. 30
OHTfJOPATHIO PHYSICIANS
DRS. NIEMANN A MF.KIUTT
AdjueMve osteopathy, Elec* ro-Therapy ep
toinetry. *21 Woodman Bldg. AT. 2*74.
Repairing. 31
USED and new sewing machine*. Sew
ing machines and vlrtrolaa repaired
Rent machine*, ft per week. 93 per mo
MtCKEL MUSIC HOUSE.
lith • nd HarneyAT. 4111
_ _ _ ^ J1VMKNTL
Help Wanted—Female. 86
WANTED—At once. 14 drees and cloak
models f<>r Mea«o Stye Revue matinee
See Mr liaun. 6th floor M E Smith .1
Co, Ninth and Fnrnain. f a m. Friday.
August 15
LADIES- Our free catalog explain* our
■hurt rour*e of beuutv culture Dev or
evening claaeew Cal! or write. Moler
College. 10i> H. 15t h Nt
WANTED Uadi** in this locality to em
broider llnene for ua at home duting
their leisure momenta Write at once.
Fashion Kmbruldarlew, 4*0 l.lma. O.
ENROLL at the largest comptometer
■ehool |00 Courtney Bldg JA 1444
Help WanCcd—Male. 37
ALL MKM, women boy a. gfrla, 17 to 44.
willing t C* accept government poaltlona
t1 17-1260 (traveling or «(*iton,r>). Wm.|
lr. oim.M, IM. Cl. I,oun. Mo
RP1 A HAIIHRH — It p,vt II.V. Tout
own .hop or (rood ,.Urr Hot or ....
nln» Call or writ.. Mol.r li«rl>.r Col
Uf., 10* 8. IMh,
H' l|> Wmitrrt—Mnlp mid Frninla. SX
AOKN'TB Ol,.r fits In 130 . d.\ Brlttn,
l».rn t' Z, rnld p.lrli for .io.'Vtn#..
IVh-.ton l.ol'oratotl ». I,» i 'i..... W|,
■11 ■ ■■ - .
Nairn mm nml Ag.nta. St
WANTKl’i—n Al.KfliKN with AUTO
MOHU.KH To HKI.L I’AHIIII'K MUIlT
INiJ A,Ml COOKING HTATKMH TO
FARMKHH ADimtlll SAI.IC.X MAN
AOKK, NIGHT l’OMMANOl:it I.U1HT
INH CO., JACKAON. MICH
Whin In iiood of h«lp irjr U»»
HBtlt «(S» '
EMPLOYMENT.
Situations Wanted—Female. 40
WOMAN and girl w«nta to house
work or washing and ironing. Fnone WE.
4*d.
FINANCIAL.
Business Opportunities. 42
PUBLIC sale of th* H. A Handrlnka
bankrupt general stock of merchandise
will be held at Battle Creek. Ia.. at 2
o'clock. August 21.
Investment—Stork*—Bonds. 43
M A. ANDERSON CO* JA til07.
Real estate. Surety bond* end kindred Ina.
. " ■ 1 1 1 SLL ■■J ■■
Real Estate IA>ans. 44
M ON E Y TO LO A N
On *lret and accord mortgagee.
We buy outright for cash
Existing mortgages and land contracts.
Prompt Action.
H. A. WOLFE CO..
582 Saundere-Kennedy Bldg AT. 8H0.
8% AND 6 PER CENT MONET
Loans on Omaha improved property at
loweat rates.
FRANK H. BINDER,
828 City National.JA. 2661.
OMAHA HOMER—EAST NEB. FARMS
O'KEFFiS REAL E8TATB CO,
1018 Omaha Nat’l Bank Bldg JA 2716
8IX per cent loans on Omaha residences.
Cash on hand. Prompt service E. H.
Lougee, Inc., 638 Keeline Bldg,
8ECOND mortgages or contracts pur
chased by Tukey Company. 620 FIret Na
tional Bank. JA 4221.
LOW RATE on city property, quickly
closed: no monthly payments. JA. 1532
W. T. Graham.
SI 00 to SI 0,000 loaned, prompt service
F. I). Wead A D. II Bowman, Wead Bldg
I WILL buy mortgagee and contracts.
Corkln, 94* Om Nat’l Bldg , Omaha. Neb
Farm Loans on West. Neb and N. E. Colo
farms. Kloke Investment Co.. Omaha.
6H AND 6 PER CENT—NO DELAY
GARVIN BROS. 646 Omaha Natl Bldg.
Money to Loan. 43
THIS COMPANY 18 ORGANIZED
To supply your money want* In the same
way that banks supply the money wanta
of the business community.
Any smount loaned up to 1500 and you
can repay it ln easy monthly payments.
Our equal rayment plan repaya the loan
and all charges.
We have been In buslnesa in Omaha over
30 years and can assure you of a quick
confidential and square deal.
OMAHA LOAN COMPANY.
508 Karbach Block. Tel. JA. 2295
Southeast Corner 15th and Dougins Bta.
DIAMOND loana at lowest rates, business
strictly confidential The Diamond Loan
Co.. 1514 Dodge 8t Established 1*94
EDUCATIONAL.
Local Instruction Classes. 48
DAY 8CHOOL NIGHT 5CHOOL
Complete course# in all commercial
brar.chea. Shorthand, typewriting, teleg
raphy. salesmanship, civil service. Phone
JA. 1165. Complete catalog free.
BOYLES COLLEGE
l*th and Harney fits. Omaha. Neb
EIGHT to 12 weeka prepare you for a
fine office petition. Call AT. 7774 or
wrjte American epilog*. mi Farnam."
TRI-CITY BARBER COLLEGE
1402 Dodge 8t. 1106 Douglas St
Call or write for Information.
DWuRAK BURT NESS roLLRGE.
Stenography and Bookkeeping
Wead Bldg . I*th and Farnam. AT 7415
^TiTTAvFTlcHOOtroFBUsTNESS
Day and Evening Schools
264 g 1 ft h St.JA. 8720
Dancing Academies 50
DANCING CLASSES FORMING
Keeps—Cinderella Roof and Elka
Private lessons row. JA 5470
~ LIVESTOCK.
Dogs, Cats and Pets. 53
■ ■ —- -- ■ — ■ —. I
AM selling out dog's harness and col
lara. Whlteley's Hop Sbo#. S20 8. 12th.
MKRCf IAVDISK. ~
Business Equipments. 58
WE BUY, sail aafea. make desks, show
'•ases. etc. Omaha Future A Supply Co .
8 W Cor 11th and Douglas JA. 2724
Fuel and Feed. C!
BALED shavings, carload or trunk.. Brad
ford K*»nn»dr Co JA 5740.
■ Household OooiU. M
YOU ARE LOSING, every day that you
fall to take advantage of the furniture
tarralna at Stephenson's. 1609 Capitol
Ave Private salea and auction
FOR SALE—* >ak buffet. dining room
table and cab net: good condition. 160 1
lf:6 N 34th f*i HA. ?o*2.I
Machinery and Tools. 87
NEW and seccnd-hsnd motor#, dynamos,
I.eBron Electrical Works 118-26 8 12th !
, Muiilcal Instruments. *0
EMERSON* maho«%ny upright piano In
end condition 1126. HA. 2062. 1025 N !
?4th. |
Wanted to Buy. 73
I^ESKS, DESKS. DESK*!
New desks, used desks bought, sold and 1
traded. J. C. Re«d. 1267 rarnara St. AT :
4146
I ohms i OK HI NT.
Room# \Y ifh Board. 74 !
WELL furnished room for working man ■
in a widow's home. Board if desired. ]
AT 7162
1 Ji ROE. pleasant room, excellent board,
for eraploved couple, good location; prl-!
vat# family. sanxc HA 329? j
Furnished Rooms 75 i
TWENTY -FOURTH *1? N.— 2 beautifully
furnished sieepln# rooms in new duplex
a i»t.
HEAUT1FUT.lt FURNISHED room with
sleeping porch. One block from Black
stone HA. 2170
FURNISHED room, for colored people,
modern, clone to two car line* WE 1292
FARNAM 2769—One large front sleeping
room. 12 66 Call HA 1023.
HA 394*—Room for gentlemen, private
*h■ ■ wr r walking distant e. Reference*
TW I;NT Y SKO 'N D ST 7~S ~>nT sleep in#
room board If wanted tTet > AT 2*61
Room# for Ilouavkreping. 78
2 CQOL well furnished rooms. Good
neighborhood. HA. 3373
FARNAM St. 2709. one larse ntca hskp.
r. . in ft 60 * week HA 1622
Where to Slop rn Town. 78
HOTEL SANFORD—lit h and Farnam
HOTEL HEN 81! AW— 16th and Farnam
Special rates to permanent gueeta
RKYI I si \TK-MIH RENT.
Apartment*—Furnished. JW
FURNISHED
APARTMENTS
Ten large furni*red rooms. all In fine
condition splendid location. |66 per m>>
riias. \v. Young & Son,
W A 7666.
1162 City Natl Rk did# AT MIA
NICK fttrnlahed 2-room apt ICvervthlng
furnished. Must be *een to be #o
precis ted 1630 Dewrx A % e
HUNTER INN R«MK for the tr«vl!*«
man end wife AT 6910 f4th and Dodge
NHWLY dec mod. airy |-rm #Pt. IDT
Apartments—rnlurnUhed. HI
A P A RTM 6 NTH and flat# for rent.
W. J PALMER CO AT 9116
Real Estate Managmeat Specialists
PETFR8 TRUST COMPANY
"WMERE OMAHA HI NTS
AT 6644 1 7th and Farnam 8ts
* ROOMS mod Farnam car Up#, choice
local lot I4A 4 .r HA »• 9 * 4 j
9Ty AM HEAT. 5-room apt# end up
lose In G P StehMna 1*16 Chicago tf
Apartment#—| tinirniahed 81
ALHAMBRA APARTMENTS
4flh and Uanltol A\e this beautiful 1
an*., alao choice I room apt newlv
decorated in thl* fin# Dundee location
Call the Fred R llevn Co AT 1tl6. It«
'^maha Nat Hank butldtn#
FOR oSS »>F
DRAKES 1.66c A PA RTMKH fl
Call JAxksca lS9i,
REAL K8TATE-F0R RENT.
Apartments—Unfurnished. 81
UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS
6 rooms. Memman. 220* No. 19th St. 125.00
3 rooms, No. 10 Kingsborough, 2638
Dodge St.. 80.00
4 ro(#ns, No. 3 Troy, 8009 Harney
St. 81.80
5 rooms. I*o. 2 Georgia, 1040 S.
29th St.08.00
4 rooms. No. 11 Joyce, 27th Avs.
and California St . 72.80
4 rooms. No. 6 Potter, 83d and
Farnam Sts. . 78.00
4 rooms, No 17 Consul ora, 2758
California. St . . . 88.00
5 rooms. No. 3 Mildred. 49th and
Dodge St*.90.00
PETERS TRUST COMPANY
• WHERE OMAHA RENTS.**
AT. 0644. 17th and Farnam Sts.
FOR RENT—Six rooms.^iii modern, brick
flat, lo-ated eloxe to school, car line;
reasonable rent, references required Tel.
JA. 5570. After 0 o'clock. WA 1300.
PARK AVE—Neat Farnam. 5 large rma.
Modern apt. Reduced to 365. HA. 6440.
Rusineft* Clare* for Rent. 8!
TWO »tore«. 16th Et. and Cnicaao. low
rent, G F. Stcbhlno. 1610 Chicago
FARNAM ST.. 1607—1,0 55 »q. ft. Thoman
F. Hall, 1906 Harney St. AT 7406.
Houses lor Ren*. 83
1- Raow spt. 2612 S. 16th, 125.00.
3-room apt., ISIS S l*th, It*.00.
2- room apt.. 2612 N. 10th, 113 00.
7-room mod.; garage. 832 N 43tH, 1*5 • *
Omaha Ren. Ex., JA. 2519, HA 2*08
3-ROOM house. 112 g. 28th St., to respon
sible colored people HA 7 504
1102 PACIFIC—13-room house for two
families Apply at 1112 H 9th St.
5-ROOM modern house on paved street.
Inquire 3624 T St.
Houses, Furnished. M
FOR RENT
Beautifully furnished 6-room colonial
home. West Farnam district. 128 per
mo. Reference required. AT. 9617.
NICELY furnished modern home. 8 rooms.
In fine neighborhood. near Hanscom
park Inquire of owner, HA. 1046.
1119 S 29TH ST., modern 6-roora home
160. H L Putman, Y. M C. A
Office* and Ifrsk Room. 85
SEVERAL desirable offices and one
nicely arranged suite In Oardner block
FIRST TRUST CO AT. 0729/
RE ALE ST A TK—FO R SALE.
Real Estate—Investments. 92
DUPLEX,”!$11,500
Do you want a nearly new duplex worth
the money? Nearly new, hot water heat,
oil burner. 2-car garage, one eide rented
for 170 per month. Owner occupies other
side. „
If interested cell HA. 6446 KE 4259; KE.
2212. WA. 3389; JA 1426
REALTORS,
Burt C- Fowler Co.
JA 1426.1120 rur X*t Bark Bldg
A SAFE INVESTMENT
OVER 12% NET
Small apartment house consisting of four
apartments, four rooms and bath each
oak finish, hot water heat, four garages,
one block to Fartwra car. A big bargain
at $16 500. Call
Osborne Realty Co.,
520 Peters Trust Bldg Jackson 2212.
MIMMII .. || - ---
Farns and Lauds tor Rale. 83
A SNAP—Imp. 240 acres, northwestern
Kansas. fine grain nd stock farm; 818.
000- terms; formet price $24,600. Byrn
Real Estate Agency, Winchester. Kan
FOR SALE—320 acres well improved land
with two good sets of buildings. I mi
from pavement on Center street. Ad
dreaa Henry Biel. Gretna. Neb. R I
CASH FOP. YOUR PROPERTY
Sales made quickly all over Nebraska.
Mark Carrafcer Real estate auctioneer.
Central City Neb.
tvK HAVE several Shelby county._ Iowa,
'arms, highly improved. 3150 to $178.
FRANK C. BEST.
110 PETERS TRUST BLDG.. OMAHA.
RE.\ L ROTATE—FOR SALE.
• Honors for Sale. 85
SEE T. B Campbell for new modern
hemes at right price and easy term*.
239 KEELIXB. AT. 8048.
Houses—North. 86
AMES AVE.
BUNGALOW
For 15.460. where can you beat this?
Five large rooms, all modern, built-in
china closets, buffet, cupboards. French
doors. two g’aased ar.d screened in
porches one used as sleeping porch,
full basement, roai bin. fruit room,
good furnace* laving all paid, south
front, trees and shrubbery. Call H E
Rasp. KE. 4 727 or Joe Carnaby, KE.
437$.
Rasp Bros.
REALTORS.
213 K eltns Bi.ig_AT 0721.
REAL HOME, 36TH ST.
7 ROOMS. $6,000
TERMS
East front between Farnam and Lee van*
worth— has 4 large rooms and hsli down.
i big bedro ms Including sun room up
Bey eciallv suitable for large famny or
rental of rooms Close to car and school,
.'ail Jackson 2282.
Osborne Realty Co.,
_830 Pet ere Trust Bldg_
EXCEPTION AX BUY"
FOR COLORED
7 room all modern home in so lend.4 con
dition. Full basement with furnace,
wrreened in porch, good screens and storm
windows chtck*n house, good garage also
grape arbor. On pated street and close
lo * *r line ti. ^<1 neigfebohood This
will make a real home for mur family
Only small pevmet-t down nevesaarv and
balance like rent. Evening* call llatlgren.
AE >477 davs. AT 3879_
Clairmont Beauty
8EVEN ROOMS. TWO-STORY. RIGHT
ON CAR LINE
ONLY «" 3!• $i OC0 CASH
A beautiful heavy «tu t» long itv
ng room with fireplace; all built-in fes
lures; splendid tile bath; c*ak and enamel
finish, big level lot and garage close to j
school; east fr*>nt, a real bargain; can I j
-sat ft Call JA 7282 for arr^lntment *
Osborne Realty Co.,
’new MUKGA1 ow « ‘NK BLOCK TO |
CLirTON 1IILL SCHOOL
m * RO< M AI.I MODERN BUN
O A LOW Cl.i»SF TO CAR A Nil j
SCHOOL READY TO OCCUPY
WITH OAK THROUGHOUT ONLY
$* «
CALI. MH PITKIN, HA. 7840. MR
GEliRlS KE *639. MR ROWLEY.
KE 0160
RTRTCALFR COMPANY
GROUND FLOOR. S3 S 19TH ST
AT 8418
TWO CLEVER NUW BUNGALOWS
NEW 5 ROOM* ALL-MODERN WITH
FIREPLACE AND HU11.T-1N FK \
TURKS ON PR ETTIKST l.-JTI IN
MINNE LUSA DISTRICT REDUCED
TO $f.8P0 EASY TERMS D K
NINOS CAM MR RO W1 E Y. KK
630* MR PITKIN II A. 1840. MR
OKHRIS KK 803*
METCALFE COMPANY
GROUND F!.'*OR ? 3 S 1»TH ST
_AT 8418,_ j
Classy New Bungalow
East front on v>av.’d s*rt»t lot 83x
213 house haa five t r. tek*uti
fully finished in • a* and enamel *
large floored attic Pur baser w1l! j
have selection of ligl< f 'lutes sad
|9it*rf*t decorations. Price comhlata 1
8* 40«* For full Information call
.wif* Walnut 18*6
Fontenelle Park
Targe * room modsrn bungalow In
fine repair farms east on F'nteoello
blvd 1 nlof.lt north of bark all
«’»k nswl» decorated. !*»*.• att
dan<lv bAMsmrrt, r e lawn ha-tee.
eh. rubber* N- w vacant. II06 cash
baianee like tent Call Mr Miller
1' A 4*10 cr AT 8954 '
6302 N. 33D ST.
$600 CASH.
ifera Is a real hems on beautiful corps*
dt at 9)d amt * writs *>t roatns StrictD
r ilevn and gaiage Look this ever to
lay and rail It \ 844*
4821 N. 47TH ST.
bias i eotna nu-Jirtt. esrast tot * corner i
i?th and Grand i This is a vary prstt\ ■
wall locstH May ba bought for t;
• 480 on 'ary easy tsrma. V R Cafwe. 1
111 S l*th *1 , JA 1014
X K. XIUCK * hug aud sell hemse. j
REAL ESTATE—FOR SALK.
Hnuiw*—North. S*t
t2~20l) 1»TH ANtl MIAMI
. room«, modern: finished attic; full
baaement; furnace; cemented; paved
afreet; eaatly rent et $20 per month
AT. 4066, KE. X73:
Houneft—Wf»t S>*
CATHEDRAL
DISTRICT
SOUTH FRONT SEMI
BUNGALOW
Five large rooms and bath; choice oak
finish; long living room; built-in feature*.
Must bo noon to bo appreciated. 11.009
cash will handle. <’h11
Osborne Realty Co.,
SJO Petere Truet Bid*. .larkenn 3222.
$350 DOWN,~$4oTER MO.
BRAND NEW
Dandy extra well built 4 rs. and bath.
5-r. accommodation: breakfast nook
everything modern und up-to-date, ono
block to tvii (nr lines; nice level lot.
nice neighborhood. Your choice of light
fix and window shades. See this today.
Gall evening WA 12.42.
FIELD CLUB DISTRICT.
gfX ROOMS AND BREAKFAST NOOK.
Newly decorated; new floors; lighting
fixtures; new painted sxterlor; in fact
| like new throughout: fine cast frjnt lot
with paving paid Frice $7,750, term*.
J. L. HIATT COM PAN T, AT. WC
Elmwood Park District
Close to Edgewood and Lockwood. you
will find a new' larg*- 6-room modern
bungalow Extra large living room Beau
tiful oak floors and trim. Tastily deco
rated. Large east front lot on paving.
From owner at only $4,699. Terms. WA.
57*4.
FONTENBLLE PARK HOME
ONLY *500 '"ASH
Nearly new strictly modern home. Five
rooms and bath, oak floors, built in cabi
net. full cemented basement Pavlnr paid.
Beau’lful location. Pries $4,659. Cal! to
day. WA 5672.
Montclair Addition
Near Technical High and Creighton
Eight-room house, four bedrooms Owner
moving to Detroit next week Inspect
this nearly new home and make offer
MAURICE B GRIFFIN CO..
1194-*i First NationalAT 6617.
FOWLER FINDS FOLKS who buy homes
List your property with us for results.
Ta 1424 BURT C. FOWLER CO . Realtors
WILL buile to your order on our beauti
ful lota In Edgewood: very easy term*
Phnr.«» AT 3 540 ,
3*11 JONES bT.—7 rooms, all modern,
convenient location. Make an offer. JA.
4\r,7__
For 8al«*— Duncee. IW
HERE’S A DUNDEE “
HOME
Very Easy Terms
Five rooms and bath, strictly modern,
extra large living room, dining room
and kit'hen on first floor, two large
!>edror>tn» and bath on second floor,
oak Doors throughout oak and white
enamel finish, full cement baaement.
paved street, paving paid. South
front lot. for further Information call
Mr Carnabv KE. »S73 or Mr. H E
Rasp. KE 472 7.
Rasp Bros.
212 Keeliae BldgAT 9721
A. NEAT DUNDEE HOME.
REDUCED PRICE, 18,759.
An excellent six-room. 2-story. a!1
modern home In rood condition, near
i9th avenue and Farnam Living
room airangement with fireplace
Three nice bedroom*, tile bath, oak
floor* and finish. Non-reaident owner
very anxious to sell Rented a? 1*5.
H*rly p<»*»*-sston arranged Inspection
Hjr appointment only. About $2,269
cash required. Owner taking a real
loss at this price.
OTX>VER A SPAIN-TA **69.
INSPECT THIS
New S-r^ora bunfs'.ow. Dundee, fireplace,
l ied bath $7,J$P Term* tl 999.
MAURICE B GRIFFIN CO
11*1-4 F Na^na!AT ?<1‘
For Sale—Florence. lit
NETHAWAT sslla to wh;te§ only. Read
Caucasion, a Klu Kluxsr for alL KE.
14^6__
Loti for Sale. 1M
24 LOTS—$4 999—$769 CASH Five seres
rlatted fae.nc Omsba Country Club.
.TA 24:9 GLHVFR a SPAIN Realtor*
DUNDEE BUILDING SITES
GEORGE A CO. REALTORS
fth Floor City Nat t»k P dg AT $6?4.
Lot : 57. on 17d Avenue, facing Hans
rom Park, feu sale mt *n attractive price.
C. A Grimmal J A. 1414
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Ren I Lstate !or Eirhanire, t§4
F-A R vs. fl-M>ons Si»> 4]0 Petere Trust.
Wanted—Real Estalf. 1M
TF we can t eeli your heme la 39 dava.
we xr II tell you why. W. j. Palmer Co.
AT M»9
** WK NEED H'^MFS FOR 8ALL
GRUENIG REALTY CO. P.ealtora
Jackson 1665. 1490 First Naff Bank.
LIST >our prepertv with us or. If you
s.re In the market for acreage, call Louts
Cohr fer quick «»>» MA, 9143. MA. 2916.
CHA8 W. YOUNG A SON.
Rea! E*tate Rentals. Insurance.
1492 O'‘v Natl Psrk.AT 1M1
NEW HOMES—YOUR TERMS
GROVE-HIBBARD CO
211 Banker* Reserve BldgAT. lift
WL SELL HOMES LIST WITH US
Hamilton a co,
493.4 Neville PlqrhJA 94??.
SEB us f rut. Need istlnga airy local low.
a to * rooms Shonett A Co, Realtor*.
JA «?:« t\* Kee n» P!dg
O T NAURU
Inuxtaun; Acreage.
119$ Ferns mAT f>4«
C D HUTCHINSON CO,
Rea! Estate In* 14*2 Farr am JA. #416
LAND bargain* bought and acid FeAeral
Land Sales Otif-r, St Paul Mina
w^Ri.n REALTY CO Realtor*. AT 14tt
SV2% ■ ..■■■■■■6%
We Have
Money to Loan
on Omaha dwelling
house?, apartments or
business property at *
51,2 to 6%
Frank H. Binder
S23 City National Bank
Phone JA 2561
6’. 1 ■ 5ViX
WANTED
Harvest Hand*
In Minnesota and North Dakota
along the Great Northern Ry. to
harvest enormous crops.
Special rate of $6.50 each
for parties of 5 or more
from Sioux City, la.
Parties made up in Sioux City.
Individual tickets from ai! points
to Sioux City.
For Information,
Wm. Blonder,
Afr. Development A*t. G. N. Rjr,
<>2S Paxton Block. Omaha. Nek.