| Omaha Produce
) December IT.
^ -/ BUTTER.
Creamery—Local Jobbing prices to re
^0Lt#>f|«rs: Extras, 44c; extras In 60-lb. tubs,
*»®s, standards, 43c; first, 42c.
Dairy—Buyera are paying 27c for No. 1
table butter in rolls or tuba; 25© 26c for
packing stock.
BUTTERFAT.
For No. 1 cream, Omaha buyers are
paying 23e per lb. at country stations;
39o delivered at Omaha.
FRESH MILK.
Pries quotable, $2.35 per cwf. for fresh
milk testing 3.5 butterfat, delivered on
dairy platform, Omaha.
eg alf.
For eggs delivered at Omaha; No. 1
fresh eggs graded basis, around 4Be per
dozen; No. 2. 30 031c; cracks, 26027c.
Prices above for eggs received in new
or No. 1 whitewood cases; a deduction
of 25c will be made for second-hand cases.
No. 1 eggs must be good average size. 44
lbs. net. No 2 eggs consist of small,
slightly dirty, stained or washed eggs.
Irregular shaped, shrunken or weak-bod
led eggs.
in most quarters a premium la being
pnld for selected eggs which must not
be mure than 48 hours n$d, uniform in
size and color (meaning all solid colors—
alK chalky white or all brown, and of the
same shade). Tho shell must he clean
and sound and the eggs weigh 25 ounces
per dozen or over.
Jobbing prices to retailers: U. S. spe
cials, 53c; U. S. extras, commonly known
ns selects. 62c; storage selects. 38042c;
No. 1 small, fresh, 38 0 40c; small storuge,
36c; checks, 310 33c.
POULTRY
Live poultry irregular, due to embargo
on stock from this territory at New York.
Some buyers not quoting o,n chickens.
Country shippers are advised to hold
■lock. _ , ,,
Prices quotable for No. 1 stock, alive:
Springs, 13015c; Leghorn springs, 12c,
stags, 3 2c; hens, 4 lbs.. 13015c; hens,
under 4 lbs., 12c; Leghorn hens, 12c;
roosters, 8 010c; ducks , f. f. f.. young,
i 15016c; old ducks, f. f. f . 12013c; geese,
iff. f., 12013c; capons, 25c lb.; turkeys,
# t, 9 lbs. and up, around 21c; pigeons.
V$1,00 per dozen.
Dressed—Cush prices for dressed poul
try, No. 1 stock, delivered Omaha, are
nominally as follows: Dry-picked young
torn turkeys. 11 lbs. and over, 32c; dry
picked lien turkeys, 8 lbs. and over, 31c;
drv picked old toms, 15 lbs. and over,
26c; good No. 2 turkeys. 20022c; nothing
paid for culls. No. 1 ducks. 17 018c; No.
2 ducks, 12015c; No. 1 geese, 18c; fat
s-aldcd hens, over 4 lbs., 20c- under 4
lbs.. 16c; fat scalded springs. 20c- No. 2
stock much less; capons, according to
Si/e, 25030c.
In some quarters dressed poultry is
, ^indng handled on 10 per cent commission
^ basis.
^ Jobbing prices of dressed poultry to
retailers are nominally as follows;
Springs, soft, 210 22c; broilers. 35c; hens.
20021c; clucks. 22025c; geese, 20025c;
turkeys. 25035c.
RABBITS.
Omaha buyers quoting $1.50 per doz.
for cottontails and $1.00 for jacks, de
livered at commission houses here.
CHEESE.
American cheese, fancy grade, Jobbing
prices quotable as follows: Single daisies,
24 4o; double daisies, 24 4c: square prints,
27c; longhorns. 24 4C’* brick, 2 3 4 c i Um
burger. 1-lb. style. $3.25 per dozen; Swiss
domestic. 38c- imported Roquefort, 68c
New York, white. 32c.
BEEF CUTS.
Wholesale prices quotable: No. 1 ribs,
26c; No. 2. 21c; No. 3, 14. ; No. 1 rounds,
13c; No. 2, 14 4c; No. 3. 9 4c: No. 1 loins.
36c; No. 2 27c; No. 3, 15c; No. 1 chucks,
12c; No. 2, 9c; No. 3. 7 4c; No. 1 plates.
• 4c; No. 2. 8c- No. 3, 6c.
FRESH FISH.
Jobbing prices quotable as follows.
Fancy white fish. 30c: la to trout. 30c;
buffalo. 16c; bullheads, 24c; northern cat
fish. 35c; southern catfish, 27c; fillet of
haddock, 25c; black cod sable fish. J8c;
red snapper. 27c; flounders, 20c; crappies,
25c; black bass. 32c: carp, medium. 14c;
striped bass. 20c- white perch, 17c; sal
mon. 30c; frozen fish. 204c less than
prices above; halibut, 2?u; silver salmon,
25c; fall salmon. 22c. Frog saddles, large,
$4 50 per dozen. Oysters. $2.8504.10 J>er
gallon.
A FRUITS.
V Quotable jobbing prices for No. 1 stock;
Pears—Extra fancy. bushel basket,
$3.00; box. clairgeau*. $4.50.
Oranges—Navels, extra fancy, per box,
$4.0005.00; Florida* and Tangerines, $4.60.
Grapefruit—Florida*. $3,760 4.75.
Mananas—Per lb., 10c.
Lemons—California, extra fancy, $8.50;
fancy, $8.00. choice, $7.50; lime3, 100
count, carton, $2.00.
Cranberries—50-lb. box, $7.50: 100-lb.
barrel. $15.00; late Howe, box, 9*.60.
Grapes—Red F.inperor. 30-lb. kegs, $6.00
25-lb. box, $4.00; Almeria, 25-lb. box,
$4 75.
Apples—In boxes: Extra fancy Delicious.
$4.75; Jonathans, $3.25; choice Delaware
Reds. Senators, Black Bens. $2.„.»; hplt*
z nbergers. $3.60. In baaketr: Jonathans.
no Winesap*. $2.2502 50; wintei
i' nana, $2.25; Grimes .Golden 92.25;
Lands Y<.rk Imperial. $6.60; Rtavman
Wlnesaps. $6.5"; lien Davis. Gano. $6.00;
Oenetons, black twig, $1.00; Jonathans,
$9.0u.
VEGETABLES.
Quotable pobbing prices fur No. 1 stock:
Hweet Potatoes—50-lb. hampers, $3.00;
Jersey. 100-lb.. *6 00.
•'(number — Hothouse, extra fancy, per
dozen, $2.5003.00. #
Peppers—Green, market basket, 30c In.
onions—Spanish, crate. 50 lbs. 92.60.
California white, in sacks. 5c lb.; red
gin'..-, in sack*. 3c lb.: yellow. 3 4c !b.
Roots-—Beets and carrots, m sacks, 3o
p, lb turnips and rutabagas. *4' •
«'a ul If lower— Per crate. 92.2502.50.
Cabbage—2 4c per lb.; crates. 2c per lb
Tomatoes—California. per crate, si
pai k“• i 14.00
Radishes—Southern per dozen bunches,
Potatoes—Horne grown. In sacks. 14c
lb . Idaho bakers, sacks. 93.50.
Lettuce—Head, per crate. $4.0004.50;
per doz.. hot house leaf, 50c.
Celery—Oregon, doz., stalks. $1.0002.00;
Michigan, doz.. 75c; California, rough
crate. $6.50.
. Parsley—Per doz. bunches, 500 75c.
£ FLOUR,
w Prices quotable round bits (less than
f - 11 load lots) f. o b. Omaha, follow ;
First patent In 98-lb. bags. $8.5008.60
per bbl.; fancy clear In 4*-ib. bugs. $7.30
©7 4e per bbl.; whits or yellow cornmeal.
$2.80 per 100 lbs.
FEED.
Market quotable per ton, carload lots,
f. o. b. Omaha:
Digester Feeding Tankage—60 per cent
protein. >60.00. Market strong.
Hominy Feed—White or yellow. 947.00.
Cottonseed Meal—43 per cent protein,
94“ 5m.
Buttermilk—Condensed, for feeding. 10
hiiJ. lots. 3 45c per lb.; flake buttermilk,
BO'i to 1.000 lbs.. 8c lb. t
Mill Feeds — Bran. standard prompt,
$_'•• brown short*. 932.60: gray shorts.
* 1.50: flour middlings. 935 50; reddog.
$41.19© 42.60; mixed cars of flour and
feed. 75c 0 31.00 more per ton.
Egg Shells—Dried and ground, 100-lb.
bag*, ton lots. $25.00 per ton.
A lfalf* Meal—Choice, prompt December
delivery, secondhand bag*. $28.50; No. 1.
December-January delivery, secondhand
bags. $25.00; No. 2 prompt December de
livery. secondhand bags. 923.50
Linseed M^al—34 per cent protein,
prompt, 951.60.
HAY.
Receipts of Nebraska hay continue
very light; due in part to the fact that
snow has interfered with ballug and
heuling. Producers and shippers are be
ginning to. bale again; which should bo
reflected in Increased receipts early next
week. The demand for both prairie end
alfalfa Is somewhat better, dps to * old
weather: but hay Is not moving off very
fast.. Prices «r* steady to strong.
Nominal quotations, carload lots:
Upland Prairie—No. 1. 112.00013 00.
No. 2. 910.00011.00; No. 3, 98.0009.00.
Midland Prairie—No. 1. 911.0**012.00;
No. 2. 99.0001000; No. 3. 97.0008.00.
Lowland Prairie—No. 1. 99.00010.00;
No 2. 97.0008 00
Alfalfa—choice. 920.00 0 21 .00; No. 1,
917.00018.00; standard. $16.00© 1 7.00; No.
2. $14 00015.00; No 3. $12,00 013.00.
\ Packing Hay—$6.6007.60.
k straw—Oats, $7.5008.0*). wheat. 97.000
T 7.60.
FIELD SEED.
Nominal quotations, per 100 pounds,
fair average quality; Alfalfa 917.000
1900; sweet clover, 98.00010.00; t*d
« Inver, 921.00023 00; timothy, 94 6005.60;
*udan grass, 93.7604.25: common millet,
91-2501. $0; German millet, 91 6001 76;
fane, $1.1001.36.
HIDES. WOOL. TAT.LOW.
Prices are quotable m follows, dealers*
weights and selection:
Hides: Seasonable, No. 1. lie; No. 2,
10c: bulls. 807c; brand*. 807c; glue, 6c,
< a I f. 140124c; kip. 120104c: descons.
$1.00 each; glue skins, «c; horsehlde*.
$5.00 0 4 00;. ponies and glue*. 92.00 each;
colts, 26c e»rh; hog skins. 18c sarlr, dry
flint hides, 13c; dry salted hides. JOc; dry
* Wflnl—P.Kl, * 1.75<f»2-7S »»rh for full
wooled skins: lambs, 8Oc0|1.6O each,
shearing, 40060c each, depending on
length of wool; clips, 16c each; wool, de
pending on quullfy. 85 060c per lb.
Tallow and grease: No. 1 fallow, 8c
B tallow, 7c; No. 2 tallow, «c; A
grease, 8o; H grease, 7c; yellow
grew**. 6c; brown grease. 64c: pork
rraahllngs, $60.00 per ton; beef cracklings,
$40 per ton: beeswax, 20c per lb.
Lees_
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f Brief City News
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Burglars Roh Safe—Burglars opened I
the safe and cash register In
the office of the Western Stamp and;
Stencil company, 1120 Farnam street,
after jimmying the front door of the
office early AV'ednesday morning. The
amount of the loss has not iko.. au
termlned.
East Omaha Meeting—The pro
posed $40,000 bond Issue to erect a
new school building in East Omaha
will be discussed by the school
patrons of District No. 61 at a mass
meeting at the school at 7:30 p. m.
Wednesday. County Superintendent
Eaton will speak.
Danish Hook Given—Frank V. Law
son, Danish vice consul in Omaha,
has presented to the library the Dan
ish year hook, which corresponds to
the World Almanac. This Is an an
nual- gift front Mr. Lawson to the
library and becomes a part of the
library's reference collection.
Gift to Library—" The American |
Museum and the World,” being the
55th annual report of the trustees of
the American Museum of Natural His
tory of New York, was received at the
library as a gift front C. N. Dietz,
president of the library board. This
volume will become a part of the
reference collection.
Guilty of Robbery—It. M. Rhody,
was found guilty of robbery by a
Jury in district court Tuesday. He
was charged with robbing Charles
Zaruba, 1005 South Twenty-seventh
street, of $48 on April 19. Charles
Abbott, who was charged jointly with
Rhody, pleaded guilty to another
charge and was sentenced.
New Sunday Ordinance—An ordi
nance to compel clothing pawnbrokers
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Out of the Records
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Births and Deaths.
Birth*.
William and Ve»a Watson, 6102 Fowler
avenue, girl.
.Joe a ml Nellie Copponl, 3622 Nort h
Twenty-first street, girl.
John and Tresia lubenstruts, Benson,
boy.
Orlo and Mabel Rosborough, hospital,
boy.
Charles and Daisy O'Donnell, 1114 Wil
liam street, girl.
Idtl ward and Gladys Depps, hospital,
^Dominick and Rose Frlcinaro, hospital,
boy.
Joseph and Josephine Sak, 4116 South
Thirly-sixlh street, girl. _
Stephen and Mary Riga. 4066 Hillsdale
avenue, boy.
Anton and Magdalena Janak, La Flatte,
Neb., boy.
George and Maybelle Bullock, hospital,
girl.
Marry and Ella Knight, hospital, girl.
Berman and Mattie Smith, 2716 Bur
dette street, girl.
Clyde and Ruby Johnson, 3123 Bur
dette street, girl. . „ „
Frank and Wetter Wesley, 2501 Patrick
a\enue. girl
Trusan and Bobia Ellis, 620 Pierce
street, girl.
Carl ami Olga R;ismu«sen, hospital, girl.
Joseph and liulda Wharton, hospital.
Wallace and Leacra Mann, hospital,
boy.
Deaths.
John McLaughlin, 2904 R street, 11
years. _,
Christina Terry, 1468 Emmel street, 71
year.
Building Permit*.
W. C Berry. 1614 South Forty-eighth
street, brick veneer and stucco dwelling,
S4 500.
J. E. Johnson. 3925 Hartman *tre*t.
frame dwelling, 32.000.
Jensen A- Christensen. 1419 South Nine
teenth street, brick veneer dwelling,
4Jensen & Christensen, 1441 South Nine
teenth street. brick veneer dwelling,
*4.L° W\ Mortensen. 1804 J street, brick
veneer dwelling. 14,600.
In Divorce Court.
Petition*.
Bessie Reh against Walter J. Slate,
ChnVies M. against Alio# C. Evans,
f Allies A. against Olive M. Park*.
dtueity.
Decree*.
Mery from John Friable, nonsupport.
Real Estate Transfers.
Fred M. Penny and wife to Step
han Kief sky and wife. Laurel
Ave. 50 ft. E of 27th Ave.
north side. 50x133 .l-.-iO
R J. Madden, referee, to Bessie
Singleton. Pinkney St . 300 ft
W of loth St,, south side, 50x128 3,360
Ciroino Vacant! and wife to Etnma
Pazanowskl, 32d Ht . 100 ft. N of
Pacific St . west side, 50x168 .1 *,«50
Hugh II. Harper and wife to
Christina Neligh. Cedar Ave.. 420
ft S of Howard St., west side.
1 20x1 22 *4 1'4*0
Julius Banhart and wife to George
A. Peters. H W cor 33d Ave. and
Jaynes St.. 40x133.6; Hartman
Ave., 244 ft K of 4 id Ht, north
side, irregular . &&0
Julius Banhart and wife to Georg*
A. Peters. Scott St., 420 ft K cf
Prospect St., south side. 60x305 2.200
Third Church of Christ Scientist to
Bryoo Campbell. 26th Ave , 140
ft 8 of Sprague SC, east side.
80x100 . 825
Julm East and husband to Louie
Okimito and wife. 39th St.. 50 ft
S of O St. west side 40x118 .... 1..00
Prudential Saving A l*o*n assoda
tton to Alfred I. t’reigh. Y Ht..
120 ft W of 21st St., north side.
20x78 ., •..
i Alfred I. Crelgh and wife to ls»ui»
K Hansen. Y Si, 120 ft W of
21st St., north side. 20x78 . 700
Hugh M Harper and wife to John
H. Sehnetxe 38th st 20o ft 8
of Y S', east side. 153*4x160 . 9,000
Hugh H. Harper and wife to
Thomas Stubbs. 18th St.. 40 ft
S of Y St.. MHfM side. 40x163 V» 3.500
William J. Mawhlnney et si. to
Mary Rohde, 34 th St., 147 ft N
<»f Arbor St . east side 49x14" 6.000
Hugh H. Harper and wife »o Paul
Ma'oitis. 38th St 12" ft S of
Y St. east side. 80x153*4 4.500
Hugh W. Harper and wife to Joseph
karnik et ftl. 38«h Ht . 160 ft S
of Y St., west side. 40x145 .... 3,760
Charbs Hattelll and wife to Bessie
Maddex et si. S W cor Cotton
wood Ave. and Pierce St.. 90*132 550
Thomas 11* Vaughan and wife to
Moris Andreasen, 48th Ht . 200 ft
N of California Ht . eavt side.
60x130 . 2.400
Annie Larson and husband to
Mariano Iala, Dorcas St., 71 ft
W of 10th Ht.. south side. 35x66 2,800
Vesta J. Buasanmaa and husband to
Harold J. Grove. N E « or 50th
and Oretrhen Ave. irregular ... 2.800
M D. Beall to Margaret Harding.
Dewey Ave. 102 ft W of 26th
Ht . north side. 28x103 4 . .12.600
Burton C. Bezanaon and wife to
Anna Dennis. Military Ave. 108
ft S of Franktlai St . Irregular . 4,000
Reed Bros, to Ham Olllott. Lsk<- St ,
100 ft W of 37th It., north aide.
50x120 . 1
Giuseppe Cor mac! and wife u»
Samuel Man* uso* 20lh Hi , 180
ft S of Poppleton Ave., west aide,
30xI2» . . 2.500
David E. Bu* k and wife to South
i ern Mtg. A Finance Co., N 'V
cor 40th and Bedfoid Ave. 67x80 4.150
Jasai* ,\ Tyler and h uaba nd
Fred Ochenbeln. 57th Ht , 110
ft M of Howard Ht., east side,
14x1761 .. 1 159
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I and dealers In second hand goods to
close their stores on Sunday was in
| troduoed In city council Tuesday by
Commissioner Henry Dunn. He said
that the ordinance was requested by
many of the dealers, who desired a
day of rest and wanted other dealers
to be compelled to close.
Masters to Speak—J. G. Masters,
principal of Central High school, has
been RSked to deliver the principal
address and present a charter of the
Vntionnl Honor society to Beatrice
High school January 2. The society,
which was founded by Mr. Masters,
now has chapters in every state In
the union. The Beatrice chapter will
'>e the eighth in Nebraska.
Asphalt Suit Dropped—Sixteen resl
dents of the vicinity of the Ho-'
Murphy asphalt plant. Sixteenth and
Manderson streets, dropped a suit iu
have the plant declared a nuisance
Tuesday after a compromise had been
effected with attorneys for the asphalt
company. By this agreement the
company will install an automatic
lust and smoke-arresting device.
Exodus of Librarians—The holiday
season prompts an exodus from the
library of those employes whose
families are not Omaha residents.
Miss Rose Banks will visit Wausa,
Neb.; Mtss Lorene Wight, Gibbon,
Neb.; Miss Mildred Batcheider.
Minneapolis; and Miss Cue-tie Ralston,
l’ocahontns, la. Miss Bertha Batimer
will Rpend the week following Christ
mas In Chicago.
ADVERTISEMENT.
RUPTURE
EXPERTS
COMING
To Omaha
The Rice Rupture Method Experts,
C. W. Miller and Miss Mae Edgar,
personal representatives of William
S. Rice. Adahis, N. Y.f will be at the
Rome Hotel, Omaha, Neb., Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday, Dec. 18, 19
and 20. Every ruptured man, woman
and child should take advantage of
this great opportunity.
The Rice Method for Rupture is
known the world over. YoiDcan now
see this Method demonstrated and
have a Rice Appliance fitt^M to you.
Absolutely no charge unless you are
satisfied to keep the Outfit after hav
ing the Appliance adjusted and you
see how perfectly and comfortably it
holds. No harsh, deep-pressing
springs: nothing to gouge the flesh
and make you sore. Can be worn
night and day with positive comfort.
Soft, rubber-like composition pad, any
degree of pressure required.
Don’t wear a truss all your life
when thousands have reported cures
through using this Rice Method.
W'hy suffer the burden of rupture if
there is a chance to be free from
truss-wearing forever? Anyway, it
will cost you nothing to come in and
learn all about the Rice Method and
the wonderful opportunity for help
and cure it offers in your case. Re
member these Experts will be there
only 3 days, then your opportunity
will be gone. .lust ask at hotel desk
for Rice Experts and they will do the
rest. Hours 9 to 12 a. rn . 2 to 5 p.
ni., nr 7 to 9 evenings. Women and
young children will receive personal
attention* of Lady Expert in separate
apartments.
Don’t miss this great opportunity
to see these Experts on Hernia.
WILLIAM S. KICK • ADAMS, X. Y.
COUNTY OFFICIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE i
TO CONTRACTORS AND DEALERS.
Notice I* hereby given that Frank
Dewey, County Clerk. Court Mouse.
Omaha, Nebraska, will receive Healed bids
up to and until lrt o’clock a m on Tues
day. De. ember .To. 1*24. for furnishing
lumber for use In Doug!a« County for the
calendar year 1926, in accordance with i
aperif it ation a on file In the County Clerk a
office , k
Ka'-h bid must he nrrompe med by
rertifled check or rash In the aum of
JlOi i'O na k Kuarantr. of the acrrymnue
of the contract. If awarded.
Specific ation blanks for lumber will be
furnished by the County Clerk and blda
must ba made upon same
Bids will be opened by thla Board on
the hour and data above given.
The Board of County Commlaslonera re
serve to themselves the right to reject
inv or sll bids received
Hv order of the Board of County Com
m ■•sionera of Douglas County under reso
lution of December 12. 1924.
FRANK DEWEY.
(HEAL» Countv Clerk.
D 17-1 4 l9 :9-2?-2T :4-23--%-27-^9
NOTICE TO HOTELS AND
RESTAURANTS.
Notice la hereby given that Frank
Dewey. County Clerk Fourthouse, Omaha.
Nebraska, will tecslve sealed bide up
tft and until It) o’clock a. in. on Tues
day. December 30. 1924. for feeding and
furnishing of meals to Bailiffs and
.Furors of Ihe District Court of Douglas
County, Nebraska. Bids to bo priced per
n>ea| ea< h and a menu to be submitted
with each bid.
Bach blcl must be n companled by a
I < citified • he< k or < ash In the sum of
Fifty Dollars (166.00) as a guarantee of
the acceptance of tha contract, If
aw aided.
Bids will be opened by the Board of
County Commissioners in their cham
ber at the hour and date above shown
The Hoard of County Commlaslonera
reserve to themselves the right to reject
any or all bids received.
*iy order of the Board of County Com
miasionera of Dougins County under
re solution of December 12, 1924
FRANK DEWF.Y.
(SEAL) County Clerk.
1) 17 1X 19 20 22 22 24 26 29 27 29
NOTICE TO WHOLESALERS AND
DEALERS
Notice Is hercdiy given that Frank
Dewey, County Cleric, Courthou**\ Omaha.
Nebraska, will receive sealed bids up to
and until 10 o'clock a m on Tuesday.
December 30 1924. for furnishing the fol
lowing supplies for use In tb** Douglas
«'ountv Institutions and Departments for
the calendar year 1925, and In accordance
with specificstions on file in the County
Clerk's Office
On Groceries, Meals and Milk for na#
at the Douglas County Hospital and ftiv
• rvlew Home.
On Groceries and Meats for u«e of the
Indigent Poor, ro ba dalivered In large
•luanMtlea to lit t County Store, Court
house.
On Diugs and PceacrlptInna for use at
the Counlv Hcmpital, River view Home, |
County .tail and the Indigent Poor in
Douglas County. A separate bid la ie
qulred for furnishing preecrlptlons In
Omaha ptOgCt to the Indigent J’.ior and
one for furnishing ni asrrlpt Iona In Mouth
Omaha (aa known before* Annexation) m
the Indigent Poor.
Mpeclflc ation blanks. Insofar as they are
furnish*4. <nn ba ohtilnu<i from »he
County Clet h and mi Items where ap#
rlflcatlon* ar« furnished by the County
Clerk, bids must be made on the blanks
furnished
Each bid on each specification must he
Accompanied by a certified check or caeh
In the sum of One Hundred Dollars
(9100.00) sa a guarantee of the accept
an< e of the contract. If awarded
Rids will be opened at the hour and
on the date above shown by tty* Board
of County Commlaslonera The Board
of County Commissioner* reserve to them
selvea the right to reject any or all bids
received
Ry older of the Board of County Com
Milssloners of Douglas County. Nebraska
under resolution duied December L’ 19. t
FRANK DF.WKT.
(HEAL) County Clerk
I • «
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Nntpe la heieby given that Lank
Dewey, County Cleik fouit House 'true
ha, Nebraska will receive sealed hlri» up
to and until 1" Do o'clock A M on Tues
day. December 30 I9.'4. for furnishing to
Douglas Count v, Nebraska for Die .aien
4 • ■■ ■1 (9)1 ••oil reinforced
culverts c mitigated Iron culverts and clay
III* pipe,- f, u. b. an/ station in Dntiglea
COL NTT OFFICIAL NOTICES.
County Nebraska, tn accordance with
specifications prepared by the State De
partment of Public Works and approved
and adopted by this Board and on file
with the County Surveyor.
Also H separate bid for furnishing re
inforced rnn, retfl culverts put In place,
all in accordance with apeciftcatlons ap
proved by the Board of County Commis
sioners, prepared by the Department of
Public Works of the State of Nebraska,
on file in the office of the County Sur
veyor.
A separate bid will also be received for
furnishing Ditch Checks for use in Doug
las County, Nebraska, for the calendar
year 1925. upon specifications to be fur
nished by each bidder with their bid.
Each bUl must be made upon proposal
blanks and In accordance with ep*i Ifica
tions to be furnished by the County Sur
veyor and each bid must be accompanied
by a certified check or cash In the sum
of Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00) as a
guarantee of the acceptance of the eon
rsct, if awarded.
It ids will be opened by this board at
the hour of 10:00 A M. on Tuesday. De
cember 30, 192 4. The Board of County
Commissioners reserve to themselves the
right to reject any or all bids received.
By order of the Board of County Com
missioners of Douglas County. Nebraska,
oder resolution of December 1 2. 192 4.
FRANK DEWEY.
(SEAL* County Clerk.
•17.1s.19.20,22,2 3.24.25,2 6.27,29
NOTICE TO BRIDGE CONTRACTORS.
Notice Is hereby given that Frank
Dewey. County Clerk, Courthouse. Omaha.
Nebraska, will receive Sealed Bids up to
and until 10 o'clock a. m. on Tuesday,
December 23. 1924, for the construction
and repairs of all Bridges to be con
structed anil repaired In Douglas County,
Nebraska, for the calendar year, 1925.
as ordered by this Board during said
year, and in accordance with plans and
specifications prepared by the Depart
ment of Public Works for general county
work and adopted by this Board.
Bids must be made upon the specifica
tions and proposals furnished by the
County Surveyor on county bridges and
ea« h bid must oe accompanied by a certi
fied check er rash in the sum of One
Thousand Dollars ($1.000 00) as a guar
antee of the acceptance of the contract.
Bids will be opened at the hour of 10
o’clock a. m. on Tuesday. December 23.
1 924. in the Commissioner's Chambers,
Courthouse. Omaha. Nebraska.
The Board of County Commissioner* re
serxe to themselves tho right to reject
apv or all bids received.
By order of i h« Board of County Com
missioners of Douglas County, Nebraska.
FRANK DEWEY.
County Clerk.
X-26. P-3-10-17-22.
CITY OFFICIAL NOTICES.
ORDINANCE NO. 12433.
An Ordinance creating Street Improve
ment District No. 2723 in the City of
Omaha for the purpose of Improving
Taylor Street from 34th Avenue to 36th
Street by paving and curbing, fixing
and defining the boundaries of said
district, and directing the City Clerk
to advertise for bids upon asphalt,
stone, vitrified brick, virtlfled brick
block, artificial stone, macadam, creo
soted wood block and asphaltic con
crete.
BE JT ORDAINED BY TIIE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF OMAHA:
Section 1. That Street Improvement
District No. 2723 be. and is hereby,
treated In the City of Omaha for the
improvement of Taylor Street from 34th
Axenue to 36ih Street by paving and
curbing.
Section 2. That Street Improvement
District No. 2723 shall comprise Taylor
Street from 34th Axenue to 3t*th Street,
and shall include:
Lots 1. 2 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. «. 9. 10. 11
and 12, Block 3; Lots 13. 14. 15. 16, 17,
lx. 19. 20. 21, 22. 23 and >24. Block 4.
Denman Place
The outer boundary of said district'
shall be the outer boundary of said lots'
herein set forth.
Section 3. That the City Clerk of the
City of Omaha be. and he is hereby,
directed to advertise for and recefx-e bids
upon asphalt, stone, vitrified brick, vitri
fied brick block, artifical stone, macadam,
creosoted wood block and asphaltic con
crete for tho paving and curbing of said
district, said bids to be made under and
In accordance with plans and specifica
tions prepared by. and on file In the
office of the City Engineer
Section 4 That this ordinance shall
take effect ami be m force after 15
days from and after its passage.
Passed: December 9. 1924.
JAMES C. DATUM AN,
Mayor and President of City Council.
Attest JAME3 J*. DOCTOR,
(MEAL.) _City Clerk.
ORDINANCE NO ! 24 3 5.
An Ordinance < renting Street Improve
ment District No 2727 In the City of
<>maha for the purpose of Improving
Curlew Lane from 2uth Street to 20th
Avenue by paving and curbing, fixing
and defining the boundaries of *a d
district and dlte> ling the City Clerk to
advertise for bids upon asphalt, won#,
vitrified brick, vitrified brick block.
Artificial stone. maradam. creosoted
xvood block and asphaltic concrete
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUN
CIL OF THE CITY OF OMAHA
Section I. That Street Improvement Dis
trict No 2727 be and is hereby, treated
In the City of Omaha for the Improve
ment of Curlew Lane from 20th Street
to 20th Avenue by ravine and curbing
Section 2. That St reel Improvement Die- 1
trirt No. 2727 shall comprise Curlew I
Lane from 20th Street to 20th Avenue,
and shall include:
Lots c I» and that part of I*ot F not;
taken fur alley. HaacjxU’e Addition to
Okahnma.
Lots 1 2 3. 4 and 8, K. S. Dundy,
Jr . Subdivision.
Lota 1, 2, 3. 4 and 8. Michei'a flubdt
vieion.
That part of Subdivisions 1 2 and $ of.
Sub Lot 2. Tax Lot 31, Section 34-15-1$.
Ling between 20th Street and the alley l
West thereof.
The outer boundary of said district
shall be the outer boundary of said lots
herein s®t forth.
Section 3 That the City Clerk of the
City of Omaha be. and he is hereby,
directed to advertise «nd receive bids
upon asphalt, stone vitrified brick. vitri
fied brick block, artificial stone, macad
am. creosoted wood Mock and asphaltic
concrete for the paving and curbing of
said district, said bids to be made under
and n u ordance with plana and *pe» tfl
ca t Ions prepared b. and on file in the
Office of the City Engineer.
Median 4 That this ordinance shall
take effect and be In force after fifteen
day* from and after its passage.
Passed December 9. 1924
JAM EM <’ DA TIT,M AN.
Mayor and President of C tv Court-II.
Attest: JAMES P. DOCTOR.
(SEAL i City Clerk
LEGAL NOTICES!
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
CON VERS ATI V F* SAVINGS AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION OF
OMAHA. NEBRASKA
Tnu are hereby notified that the annua) i
meeting *1 f the ato< kh'ddera of the Con-|
servatlv# Sh vines and Irftan* association of
Omaha. Nebraska, will be held January
12th. 1925. at the office of sold Aa*n- t
tlnn In the Conservative Building 1614
Harney Street, Otnaba N’ebraaka. for t he j
purpose of e|e« ting three director for
a term of fixe venra. receiving reports
of offh era and directors, and tionsactlng
auch other bu*:tie*a as may properly < uini
before 'be meeting The |<>ils will be
oj.hm for the reception of ballots from
3 00 p m. to 6 t|Q p rn of the said date,
and the hualneaa meeting of the stork
holders will immediately follow tho clos
ing of the polls
TIIE CONSERVATIVE SAVINGS AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION
By BAIL KUHNS.
President,
Atteat: J. A. LYONS.
Secretary.
Omaha. Nebraska, December 15. 1924
D-19-16G7-19-19_ _
STOCK HOLDERS* MEETING
Notlca is hereby given that the Annual
Meeting of the Stockholders of the Bank
ers Reserve Life Company of Omaha, j
Nebraska, will be held at i's home office,
In the Bankers Reserxe Life Building
Douglas st Nineteenth Streets In aa|d
city, at 4 o’clock p m on * ednesda
January 21 1925. for the election «>f ,
Director* and fha transaction of eu* h
other business aa may properly tome be ;
fore {I,
n. r WAGNER.
Secretarv-Tr eaatit c>
Omaha Nebraska, December 17. 1924
i > it 4 it £-7-14
BEE CLASSIFIED
AD RATES
’
Telaphon#
AT. Ian tie loon
THE EVENING BEE
THUS OMAHA MORNING HFK
1 »c per Itna each nay, '» or 3 days.
17c per line each day, 3 or • day a
i6c per line each day. 7 day*
15c per line earh day. 30 dava
ANNOL'Nt FMKN rs.
Funeral Notice*. 1
HAST MAM Mr, wTntfmd. I I'I, S,7ui7\
Thirty third etrett, December ic aged i
ye*rf In '-eased la survlxed h> b.-i hil*
'ittil. G A Eastman, and one atm, c J
Eastman, two sisters Mrs John Km
< unnha. and Mrs Surah Mtenmit In si
Moines. 1a, one in other, Larix tjinnlan,
< Mtiaha.
I urieis l services Ftidav st * » »• »n
from the Hcffmnnn Crosby funetnl hnno*
«hapel to st I'eteis i hunch, mi 9 a m
Interment Holy Hepulchei i i-metri j
CONWAY Mlsa b n
hil<4tl<- Is Him Is survived bx four * a |
ora, Misses Jennie, Loretta Conwux, Mis
Anus WI miner and .staler Maty l.ovlna if
IU« Moines two htofhete Joseph of P-’n
iter nod John of N loin a t a Neb
Fu*WUal ThU'adax morning from rf»i j
dance. 3t*l6 Mneon Ml .at s $o to Hi i
Paiei i Hun h. '* o'i I •< l. Int ei ment Mix'
Haptib'hri •nm tet). UrrUUiiiini iiiortu i
wry in t liaise j
AXNOUXCKMSNTS.
KhikthI Notices. 1
KITZOKnAl.P—.Inhn M. »«* M year*.
])fc, 15. Survived by his wife. Helen, 8;
daughters. Mrs. Geo. Hale. Mrs. John
Guinn. Florence, Ruth, Snr>ih. Mary,
.lean and Nellie; two sons Thomas ami
Emmett; four brothers anti two sisters.
Funeral Thursday from the family resi
dence. 3702 S. 28th St. at 8:46 a. m.. to
St. Bridget church at 9 a. in. Interment
St. Mary (•emeterv. Direction Heafey &
Ileafey.
GOOBER—Mrs. Elisabeth. 4211 South
Twenty-sixth street. December 16. a«“
82 years. 11 months. 17 days. Deceased
is *urvi\ed by two daughters. Mrs. l’aul
ine 1‘rosncr and Mrs. Edward Gash. .^IKvo
sons. John and Albert Cooper.
Kjneial services Wednesday at. 2 p. in. at
lloffn.ann-Croshy Funeral Home. Inter
ment Foi-st Laun »i-nietery.
V;iull>< ami Monuments. 2
"Automatic Sealing” concrete burial vaults
recommended by all leading undertaker*
M'f'd bv Omaha Concrete Burial Vault Co
Funeral Directors. 3
HEAFKY ft HEAFEY
Undertaker* and Kmbalrner*
Thone AT 2531. offi . 2iill Famam
(ESTABLISHED SINCE 1x82)
HULSE ft III EPEN.
At Your Service.
2222-24 Cuming StJA. 1224
Brailey & Dorrance.
HOFFM AN-CROSBY ambulance. Dodge
and 24th St. Funeral directors. JA. 1901.
N. 1\ SWANSON. 17TH AND CUMING
Quiet. Dignified Supervision,
JOHN A. GENTLEMAN
HA. 106 4. 3411 Farnam gt.
C. C. HAYNES FUNERAL HOME
3920 N. 24th St.KE. 0267
LESLIE O. MOORE. 24th and WirL WE
0047._
H K. BURKET ft SON.
3405 Farnam. Eat. 1876. HA. 0090.
Cemeteries. 4
VISIT FOREST LAWN.
Gall at the greenhouses at entrance of
Forest Lawn Getnetery (west of Florence)
orders are being taken for evergreen
blankets and winter wreaths.
Card of Thanks. 6
WE WISH to thanl. our many friend*,
neighbors and members of th»* Eastern
Star and Masonic orders for their kindness
and sympathy shown during the bereave
ment of our wife, daughter and Bister
Also for the floral offerings.
(Signed) BRUGK R. RAM EH.
M RS. i.. S. i > EN M AN,
HEN A. DENMAN,
MAX DENMAN
IViHonais. 9
THE SALVATION ARMY industrial Dome
solicits your old clothing, furniture, maga
zines. We collect. We distribute. Phone
JA. 4135 and our wagon will call. Cali
and Insuect cur new home. 2>»9 V 13th a*
MASSAGE, constipation specialty. M J.
Bowman, graduate University Austria,
1812 Chicago street.
COSTUMES, theatrical, historical masque
costumes to rent, Liehen. 1514 Howard.
EXPERT massage, steam baths. Anna D.
Fisher, 208 Anuila Court. AT. 1072.
BUY your toys at whOlt*al» prices.
Omaha Toy Co., 1411 Harney St
MASSAGE. BLUE RAY manicuring. Lady
operator. 210 North 17th St,
l WILL dress your Christmas dolls, also
make baby clothes. 1310 S. 3'ith Ave.
Lost and Found. !•
U 1ST—-Gold baseball rharm wfith name,
Carl Kelley. Downtown. Reward WE. I
6429.___
PLATINUM bar pin, lost Friday. Dec. 12;
set with three small diamonds; liberal
reward for return. WE. 4261
\ M AS (iI FT NlTiCiKSTIONS.
XMAS'TIME
Is Joy time for the home own«*r. Your ren|
money will practically get you a home,
from
Grove Company,
AT. 1382 • 222 Bankers R-s. Life Bldg
Builders of Good H<»rn«*e
_____________ .
Give your bov or g "1 one of our
HOME BANKS
teach him
THRIFT
81 starts sn *' ount
WE PAY •> PER CENT
STATE SAVINGS A- LOAN ASP*N.
A. W. Corner 19th and Douglas.
Billiard Tables
Brunswick home billiard tat- • a family I
gift, to while away the evening hours, j
Prices 3 47 and up 1102 Farnam. JA.
till. Brunswtck-Balke-Collender Co.
Buv One of Mick*’. ■
UKULELE SPECIALS,
11.75 Ka'h.
Only 200 to Sell at Thle
Pri«~e Get yours Early.
M1GKEL MUSIC HOUSE.
15th and flarne* AT. 4 191.
YOU It DOLLAR BUYS M«»RK.
PRACTICAL GIFTS. BIBLES. DIC
TIONARIES. PHOTO ALBUMS.
FOUNTAIN PEN SETS, FINE WRIT- j
I NO PAPERS VAST ASSORTMENT J
XMAS CARDS.
W II DAILEY CO. 315 So. 15TH, ST. -
A GIFT to be appreciated the year round
A good used cm- We haw a complete
line at terms > >u ran meet
NASH- VRi F.8EM A AL TO CO.
"Of4 Farnam___AT. 2914.
YOU can gise the wife a r*»l #fart t >w 1
. '
for Xmas as lot* as f » down
CM AS \V YOUNG A SON
1402 City Nat. BankAT. 9644
PUPPIES or imp rted trained p< ?L e
dogs make a fine Xu *• present Cherry-!
croft Farm. 73d and Military Road. WA.
016 6. __ )
AN IDF. M 7m A S G I FT
A HAPPY HOLLOW BUILDING SITE.
GEORGE ft GO . Realtors.
_AT 3 <>2 4_
CLOSING eiil si to» a. dolls, etc., at b g
redu- tior. R. M. Shlaes Co , 218 N. i
14th St.___1
NECKLACE of amnll genuine Oriental j
pearls s. real bargain Call AT. 6108 j
afternoons __ '
XMAS WREATHS NOW
LEE HARMON, ltth and Douglas Sta
\l rO.MOHII KS. ^ _
Automobiles for Sale. II
li and at her makes Mi
and \n> Gash or term!
GO LI tSTlH »M AUTO 8AI KS GO .
2112 Hittnev -f 4 5 44
roll tTik iiiiiin' mi- k on good
I'SKI- I'lns SKK
_OMAHA ri.INT I'OMl'ANV _
Trm li» lor Snip. II
USED TRUCKS
FKnM (INK Ti> TURKIC TON?
I N'T GRNATIONA L.S AM- OTHKHS
SKK I S IN til II MOW LOCATION.
I n ternat iona 1 I i arvester
Company,
14th at Jones. * Tel AT. 0440.
Auto \c«‘i»eeuii«*«i. Fart*. 16
GUARANTEED new «nn used auto parte
st a SI’S' a! rot price Nebraska Aufc
Parts if If. 14 lim • v S' JA 4131. and
JP.*n , Cuming gt AT 117® __
* 1
Kaplan \tito rails 2111 NIchnlaa S’
HI sinks.* SkkVK F.
IHimihsn Hervlica Oflrmf. 21
SKATES sharpened modern way Quick
service Whltely a ahoy, 3:0 S lltto i
Millinery —Dressing li Inc. 25
AGGORDI*»N side knife. b.»* pleating.
- - v ere 1 button* all style*, hematlt h ng
buttonholes Write Ideal Belton and
Pleating Co , 30k Brown Wo. k. Omaha.
Neb Telephone JA.
NFTt PIJCATING GO
Hemstitching! G.>\ ered Buttons
1804 F.niiain s- < ohd I loot JA 4fT§
Mm Inc—Trmblnc—Stumer. 26
• rr.OBI VA*N ANl) CITORAGR
PACKING. MOVING. SHIPPING STORING
I stImatca furnished AT CfO or JA 433* |
G"ltlu»N‘M F1P l PROOF 1VHI1- A VAN.
.«» North llth Ht Phone .'A o'. ino»
ng | Ml ling •..mgr shipping
III.KINS IHIUH VAN A STORAGE ,
lath an-t l.e*\«nworth Ho Pa- king ino* I
ing, etnrage. shipping JA 4148
r.dintinc nnd r.ipnlnc 27 ;
" aIItut |-- * papei hafiglt • i-s »n 1 log 6 red
I s . v ( 04 ,s J4lh«t 61A OHG, AT (491 (
HI S1XKSS SERVICE.
I'ntcnt Attorneys. 2H
J. W. MARTIN. 526 P.t.rs Trust Bid*..
Omaha, also Washington. Double service,
single fee Also help sell patents.
Printing—Stationery. 29
COM .\1 E R <' IA L PRINTING. Eddy Printing
Co.. 212 South 13th St Phone JA. 6068.
Professional Service. 30
DENTISTRY.
All kinds of dental work doqe at Creigh
ton Dispensary. 2»»th and California Sta..
under the supervision of Instructors of
the College of Dentistry. Fees moderate.
Take Crosstown. Harnev or Cuming street
car.
Wf.ECTRTC SWEATS; MASSAGE.
31 ft R RPKER BLDG. AT. f.Hftti..
E.MI'IO’t MEM.
Help Wanted—Female. 36
WILL pny you JI.50 liny for making two
dozen pairs Richer Wool sock* dally on
High«p>erl Family Knitter Will buy all
you make at name rate We furnish >arn
free—5-year written contract, old' reliable
| manufacturer. Work at home. Be inde
pendent. Experience unnecessary. Send
2c full particulars without obligation.
Steber Machine Co.. Desk 158, Utica. Now
j York.
Help Wanted—Mair 37
ALL. men, women, boy a, girls, 17 to 66.
willing to accept government positions.
$117-1260 (traveling or stationary), wrlie
ixi ant, l 88 Kt Lou I a. Mo
FIREMEN. BRAKEMKN beginners 8150
$250 (which position?). Railway Y-27»8,
Omaha Ree. _
Salesmen and Agents. 39
SALESMEN —Lightning Ft range battery
compound. Charges discharged batteries
instantly. Eliminates old method entire
ly. Gallon f^ee to agents. Lightning Co.,
St. i’.tul. Minn_
FIN IXCjAL,
ttusiiK-ss Opportunities. 42
WANTED—-An experienced prescribing
doctor. Wonderful opportunity for wide
awake man. Rent free, best location :n
town. For particulars write Y-2797,
Omaha Bee.
GET money in your mail. Shota mail
order secrets tell you how. Particulars
free John .Shot Co., 1 15 Williamson,
Madison, Wl«_
Real Estate I/oans. 41
money to Loan
On first and second mortgages.
We buy outright for rash
Existing mortgages and land contracts
Prompt Action.
II A WOLF CO.,
6*2 Saunders Kennedy U’dg AT 1110
t, AN!* « PER i'I.NT MoNEY.
Loan* on »*maha Improved property at
lowest rates.
FRANK H. BINDER.
*73 City Nat.wnal.JA 3561
SIX per cent loans on Omaha residences.
Cash on hand Prompt service. E. H
Vougee, Int . 63* Keeilne Bidg
LOW RATE on city property, quickly
closed, no monthly payments J A. 1633
W T. GRAHAM. 754 Peters TruM.
OMAHA HOMES— EAST NEW F A it M d
O KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO..
1015 Omaha Nat l Bank Pidg JA 2.16
SECOND mortgage or contract* prr
t hase 1 by Tukey O mpany. 620 First Na
tional Bank J A 4 2.1
$lc>t f„ |10,ton loaned; prompt service
F D Weed A 1> H Bowman. Wesd Bldg
6H AND 6 PER CENT—NO DELAY
GARVIN BROS 84ft Oromhg Nat l Bldg
Farm Loans on West. Neb. end N E. Colo
farms. KloUe Investment Co. Omaha
Money to Loan. 45
WE WILL LOAN YOU MONEY at the
lowest rate we have ever made.
PONT PAY HIGH RATES
Over 3') years In buslnes* assures you o!
A quirk, quiet and < onfidential deal at
the lowest possible e<»ar
OMAHA LOAN COMPANY.
608 Ksrbsch Block. Tel JA. 2296
Southeast corner 15th and Douglas Sts
MONEY loaned .»n diamond* Jewelry.
« lothing. automobiles, at special rates.
cTossto> n Loan Co 1*06 N. .4 WE 364 9
DIAMOND loan* at lowest rates, business
strict y confident:al. The Diamond I-oan
Cn 1514 Podge Rr Established 1*94
EDI CATION XI
Lmil In-trurtion Classes. 48
DAT SCHOOL NIGHT SCHOuL
Complete course in all commercial
branches Shorthand. t> rewriting. teleg
raphy. salesmanship, civil service Fhore
JA. 1545. ‘'omplete atslog free.
BOYLES COLLEGE.
18th and Ha pey 8tg Omaha. Nel
EIGHT to 12 weeks prepare you for a
fine office position Cal! AT 7774 or
wtite American College *912 Fsrr.sm
TRI T T Y BARB E R CN LL ~i F.
1403 Dodge St ISO* D uglas St
Call or write for In form atlas
^finkai—Dr inuith. 49
POPULAR m'isic. taught by orchestra pl
an *t K M Kahn MI gel Bidg AT 4381
Danc ing Academies. 50
KEEPS CINDERELLA ROOF,
1«TH AND DOUGLAS RTS JA 5 470
Classes Tuesday «n I Friday, 1' less* ns
$4 Private ksauna an) time Ten corn
petent instructors. _
Kill. PINE—Famam at Ifttn class and
asaeinbi> Mott, and Thurs Nttea. Private
it-**- ns .try time AT 7*50
Private Instruction. 51
MRS L s McConnell will g ve private i
Freni h lessors si horn**. 4 407 Leaven
worth. Tel W \ 4!2 she * a graduate]
of University of rsru. France
Ml K( HANDtSl
iltiNine** Equipment*. 58
TYi'hW K IT K US, — Reasonable RENTAL
u'fv New and second-hand ma< tine- for j
• a!*- Have > »• t» »ern the S'sndard Kevbo^rd
Remington Portable’ Wtoatev er your needs.
In the typewriter line tall Remington1
Tv; r|ter C > MO P. 18th Pt JA 2878
WE BUY. ael! safes muse desks, show
eases, etc ttmnha Fixture A Supply Co
S W Cor 11th and Dougla* JA 27 2 4
floilM'lloltl (ioodl. til
MOVING nut of cltv must sell at once |
• umpleto elegant household furnishing*, i
including bob) grand piano. Tint No 60(U]
Al'1 I _ _
Mat liinery anti Tools. 67
NEW and second-hand motors d»nam a
EsBron Electrical Works. *111® 8 li'tu
Mnsii :tl liiHtrunifiit*. 70
FINE upright Like new. Sacrifice price.
Cash ..I terms 4‘M S 2M MA 6110.
DWOHAK Saxophone Studio. Reliable
tpstrui • n \! t* HeI M'dg A l\ 41H
XX earing XpparH. 72
ONK gant lemon's siorm .oat $1* Fall
and see st . I in Axe. C. I'numli PlvifCa.
XX .infril (n llti> . 73
DESK* DUSKS DISKS
New des • u #d «|evks. t tch( sold sn<1
traded. J C Reed |:*T Farnam St AT
8146|
ROOMS FOIt RIM
Rooms With Hoard. 74
CA.ws, 2.ni Warm room. e\. client board,
close in rcssonable AT *its*
FumUlirtl Rmmtv 75
UAHNAM Ml* -I .*»ge 'veil heated ? ' mi
f.*r gentlemen Private borne Refer
ences 11.\ < 3f2 . ___________
burn rut . st h*at, prjv bath, for turn.
Far, car line, walk d* AT *135 or t*»7fl
i w i ■ m f J
One for <3- tLoil and wmm___
PLEASANT toon -n ihb for three J0S
X MM St._ _
Room* for ttnuneki eping. 76
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TWENTY EIGHTH
• -room a pa ft men t,
verv feae n«M- to
heat, phone. Me. tf
AT |*3S_ __
614 8o fiTM
At mol 4 i • V
I'APITUI* AVI * !
I c 4 ' :i M ■ •
in si op in T«mn 78
lloTFL HANK* till» - I tin and Far bam
HOTEL III NS1DW lath and ke >t«m
bpc- lal Rates to l'«i iiitmui Lvto a.
Apartment* of lltiilrihiB Owner* and
Manager* Association.
Unfurnished. 80b
Terrace Court
Park Ave at Mason. Ilanscom Park
District.
A very desirable apt. of 3 room* with
I room am. l.lvlng room, dining
room, kitchen, dressing room and
bath; French doors and large closet.
At $f>6 an»l $57.50.
Drake Rental Agency,
JA. 2805.
APARTMENTS and flats for rent.
W. J PALM Lit CO. AT. *$80
i Real Estate Management Spacisnsts.
Carberry Apts.
Cass lit 40th St Cathedral District.
A well-appointed apt. home of 4
A well appointed apt home of 4
room, dining room. Kitchen, dressing
room, full bedroom, tiled bath and
large noar ts AT. $07.60
Drake Rental Agency,
J A. 2805 or Janitor. WA. 6020.
PETERS TRUST COMPANY.
•WHERE OMAHA RENTS."
AT. 054 4. 17th and Farnam feta
0
Drake Court
22D AND JONES STS.
Omaha's most conveniently located
walking-distance apts. An apt. home
• f 2 ncd 3 rooms at $47.50, $50, $35
! and $60.
Drake Rental Agency,
JA. 2805.
ONE. two three and four-room apts
$35 to *’&•
DRAKE RENTAL AG ENCT_
Austin Apts.
DAVENPORT AT 38TH.
You can he comfortable these cold
winter days at the Austin A well
lighted apt. of 4 looms with 5-room
act om. at $67.50. Call
Drake Rental Agency,
JA 2806 or HA. 4121._
Elegant mod. 5-r. steam ht., elec washer,
111 X 23th. Key a1. Hunt-r Inn. AT. 6860.
REAL KsTATK—FOR RENT*
Apartments—Furnished. 80
| 3012 CHICAGO—4-rooms. strictly mod
ern, hath complete. Adults. HA. 5625.
Apartments—Unfurnished. 81
2909 JACKSON.
6 large rooms, practically new, close lu,
close to school and car, $65.
J. L. HIATT CO. AT. 9900.
FOR RENT—Six rooms, all modern, brick
Hat. located close to school, car line,
^uaaonabie rent, references required. Tel
IA 6b7 0. Af er G o'clock. WA. 1300
NEW DUPLEXES FOR RENT.
N J SKOGMAN & SONS,
3118 Cuming StHA. 7645.
STEAM h* ;c 4-room apt* $3" and up;
close in. G. P. Stebpln* 1610 Chicago St.
Business Places for Kent. 82
JONES HT.. 2561—Lovelv 3 and 5-room
apts tly v ■■] AT 2837. Flora Apis.
Houses tor Kent. 83
4 52•1 N 30TH HT. v duplex home of
rooms, li’Ing ro«*ro. dining room
and Jdtchen downstairs; 2 bedrooms
and tiled bath upstairs: large losets;
full cement basement with floor drain.
At $5".
Drake Rental Agency,
J A 2805._
Rents Reduced!
New 3-room duplex flat In Dundee never
been occupied, close io school and car.
rent $C0.O0. Call office and agent, will
•ho v
E. E. Austin
AT. 6755 . WA. s763. 1365 First Nat. Rank.
611 N 2 0 T11 HT —7 rooms, newly dec
orate 1; oak finish downstairs must be
seen to be appreciated. Garage if de
sired. HA D»92. _
321* AVE—Facing Hanscom Park,
10-room strictly modern brick house.
Double garage Call at 1707 So. 33d St
c Tel, i HA. 1924.
2210 CALIFORNIA—8-room newly deco
ra ted ■: utle.x, garage .f du.’cred AT. 6112.
5-ROiiM modern house $35. For colored
2t N 27th Hi JA 114..
SEVEN R'm*M HDUsE, suitable for two
fa 17. •»* 13 :911 Willis Av»
flours—Furnished. 81
WE 4 . A—Four modern furn:shed rooms
w.th heat, on « ar line _
Of flies and Room. 85
Farm Lands for Rent. 88
Farm for Rent
Close in
This • a mighty good i©-aere farm.
All tillable. Tw u miles from stock
xards. itotul r -ad Will produce all
n icain .an be sold to feeders
w ithtn of a mile Be sure and
Payne Investment Co.,
Omaha. Nebraska
D • A< RE farm ties- Omaha .heap for
cash rent. 866 N 19th.
REAL ^TATK--FPE EAiJL
Business Property. 91
BUSY TRANSFER CORNER
.IDEAL INVESTMENT. 9% NKT
»il.' -v I l, A SPUN J A ;■>-<.
Real Estate—Investments. 92
50 PER CENT ".NUT RETURN
on > our invest men? $. *0 casn w ,i han-j
*l> FAr Informs* .<>n. ph**ne Carl H Rons,
W J P\1 M ER O'
41- 7 2 4 Ki: KLINE Bl.DG_ j
IN •• • \! r I '70. smell *rf Bargain. |
$o > i Inquire 5*37 booth 2 2 r d Ht
Farm* anil l.aml* (or Salr. S3
lMt'K!'\ 1.1 * rarmi ;n . ...If rtl Nurlh 1‘akv
l. t: •• r ,.r, ."null, tor 3« >*».»
whic h include*, ints;. »! B<*#t of sod. good
water l«nd adapted for diversified farm
ing Oin. alfalfa and h**g> Clone to
scnool* and church's and best tranaporta
ti- »> wonderful opportunities for1 farmers
of limited means, want.n* to *e\ ure a
home of their own For full particulars
Wm. Blonder,
Agri. Div. Agt.,
Great Northern Ry . Dept A ,
f Paxton fVt.H k Omaha \'*b.
IMrKOVKD . holre l.aks c-ounty S D
quarter section, food, fertile Mack soil,
sll tillable. one mile «>ff state road near
to school and churches, on account Ill
health will sell or trade. $9 a. reo corn
In field goes with It if sold t»*oit. $4,645
will handle halatue l« ng time J. A
Mitrkrn. Arlington, f* P. H F l'. 2.
' I ACRES NK VR f M All A
with the b«s: of Improvrm'ntt Wonder
ful feeding place. This farm must be
• roi to be apprecated l4 c** « r ght
Phone Carl 11 Roo \T 19*9
W J PAI.MKR D'
41© II 14 KiKl.lNI 141.1X1
in i w v\t \i»s iikim; kim i r*
The Adelphia
Dark Art nut at Mason
Apartment Hotel of Distinction.
Attractive In Its Appointments.
Refined. Homey Atmospher/.
Suites of I and 2 Rooms.
Rents $10 a II eclc and L'p.
Dininp Room In Connection.
Dither Du> ope on or American /Van.
Management
Drake Rental Agency
■i t >"•'> ‘ ti\ cho ]
CASH FOR YOUR HAND.
Sale, made in .inly countl.a of Nebraska.
Mark Carrah.r. Real Estate Auctioned.
Central City. Nebraaka.
Houkfs for Sale. 9$
lion OFF on any home purchaaed tJii#
ue.k; choice of location.; cell on. ICO#
down. Stiopen a Co., Kcelihe Hldg.
T. B CAMPBELL, builder of good home*.
A few completed. Right location, prlc# and
^nna^^
Hou.sen— Nortlt. Si
NORTH KOUNTZE PARK
WONDERFUL 6-ROOM BUNGALOW.
1600 CASH. PRICE 15.50®
All finl.hed in oak. flneat con.true.
tlon: neat and clean; a real hom%
priced right, on terms that beat pava
ing rent. Large level lot. 60x149,
l’aved street 8wo this roll
OSBORNE REALTY CO
530 Peters Trust Bldg. JA. 22*1.
Five-Room Modern Home
$500 Down
This is a very beautiful hon»e. Tiled bath,
built-in tub. oak floors, long kitchen
cabinet. ea*t front, located at 6310 N.
33d St.
L1CKTV, KE 14:9,__
WILL build and finance your home ©»
eaay terms. See us for plant- J
Schmitz, * ' * Omaha Nation a i. .f A 1799.
STRICTLY MODERN NEW HOME, l’>09
DOWN. BUILT-IN FEATURES. OAK
FLOORS PAYNE A SONS. JA 1019.
6012 FLORENCE BLVI * —8-rm. mod.
Payments. Creigh. *06 Bee. JA. 0200.
D E BUCK A Co. buv ;.nd »*♦!! homes,
llousps—South. 97
16TII AND ()AK_
Nine rooms, strictly modern homt It*
good location, on paved street. Prify
it,750 «»n easy terms. Call I’etersen, HA.
■)4 ___
FIVE-ROOM oak finished bungalow a’
36th and Fiar-.s Sts ‘>niv $'.'<•«. EAsy
terms. Call Air. Sloan. Walnut -'*12.
H<iijm:»m—West. 98
Special
NEW 5 Room. 1250 CASH.
Just, completed. 5 rooms and bath, strictly
modern, splendid location, 1 blo^k to
far Close to schools, oak finished, oax
floors built-in features, full basement,
floored attic, f 4.500. $250 cash. Balance
on terms.
Eve. WA. 3935.
Edw'ard T. Slattery Co.,
511 K-flinc B'dg._ AT »».>.
Owner Leaving, Make
Offer
5 rooms* garage; lot 50x13''; lots of
flowers, shrubs and fruit. Paving paid
for; blocks to 2 far lines; cloae »«*
CMt-n Hill school. Look It over and
let's figure an offer.
KK. 1733._ AT. 401*.
Six-Room Home, $5,500
$300 Cash
Located at 3307 N. Stth St.. living room
across front of hou««f, 3 bedrooms, oath
on second floor; oak floors and finish.
L'ckty. KE. 1429.
Edgewood Bungalow
Have two more bungalows left In Ed_ge
wood. Priced for qu - k sale. Only $6,750.
On- is now completed. The other will fee
df>n* in two weeks Can arrsrge easy
terns. Call Air. Sloan, WA. 2*12.
NEW. f.ve room * high ceiling. atoms fire
place, til# bath, breakfast nook. etc. Will
seij on easy term# On best lot So Twin
ndg*- Evenings ''all KE 641*.
6-ROOM modern home; 3 bedroom* and
bath 2d floor; large lot: 1 block to car.
pr.ved «-.reev I4?S0: terms. Everest*
! -all KF. 5611 : da? i JA. 1966. ^
6-ROOM modern oak finish. Field club .
i district- onlr 17 250 make vour cwb
■te-ms Owner AT 4132 HA 0*43
SEE Morrison Lumber and Coal for prices
on garage*. Be*! construction at mini
■ vum r. *• WE f *61
Fi'WI.rR FINDS FOLKS who buy home*
I.iat yocr urorertv with us for result*
t \ 14 2* Bf P.T C. FOWI.ER CO . Realtors.
WILL bo ld tn vour order on our beauti
ful lota in E Mewood: very assy terina.
Phone AT .154^
Tor sale—Florence. 101
ALL NETHAWAY • r trade* and home it
beautiful Florence^ Whites only. KE. 140>
I Aits for SaH. 103
HAVE • few well located iota in Fdge
«cod for sale For pr.ea call C- A.
Gr mmei. J A 1615.
Real Estate for Exchange. 104
CALIFORNIA owner of a beautiful 7-room
bungalow located in a popular I.os An
seW suburb, wishes to earhangre he
home for Omaha propert'
W FARNAM SMITH A Co.
1320 Farnam JA 0564.
Wanted—Re.ii Estate. EM
F^r reau ts l •: your property with
FIRST TRUST CO
AT r ~r4< ■ F Natl B»nk
-HA.' W Y'U’NO A S' N
: Estate Rentals. Insurant-*#.
MC2 City Nasi Bank.AT. >Cf«
LIST your property with us ©r if jrm
are in the market for acreage, call I-ou s
ohn for ouirk sales MA MS MA li?4
k. ' V N V I T. rRhPKRTT.
HAMILTON A COMPANY
: Ne\ le BP WJA. «IT.
L> HUTCHINS* N CO
Itniaa. JA Mil
\l ( I 1ii\^
Auction 10A
Kgl f mUors *t Used form It ur# \ t
1‘eed furnitur# at *'g • awa> price* *
L . k our enx'k over. Open daily from 4
t© » Sell at private sale or auction.
Stephenson's Cap.to! A\e
We Make Loans on j
Omaha Real Estate
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Also 5* -rr Loans
A.k for Detail.
PETERS TRUST CO.
170# F.rn.ro