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Omaha Produce V , ■ ■ ■ -- --- - Mareh If. BUTTER. Dreamery—Lecsi Jobbing prices t# ra* “ tellers: Extras. iOe; extra# In 19-lb. tubs, 49c: standards, 4le; firsts, 476. Dairy—Buyer# sr# paying $9e for Wa, 1 table butter In rails or tubs, 81024# far parking stock. BUTTBRFAT. For No. 1 crssm Omaha barer# art pivlng 1 To per lb. at aountry stations. 4Se delivered at Omaha. FRESH MILK. Dries quotable: $5.11 par cwt. fas fraah mflk testing I 5 buttsrfat, delivered an dairy platform. Omaha. EGGS. D fraah aggs delivered at Omaha: '• count, around IS.10 per case; In » quarters freah eggs are being bought on weight basis. M lbs. end ever, I'' 1 ■ per case; under 69 lbs., $7.65. 1’rires above for eggs received In new or No. 1 whitewoed eases; a deduction of 25o will be made for second-hand <•* *es. |n most quarters a premium Is being P*i<1 for selected eggs, which mutt not be inn-* than 48 hours old, uniform In else aud color (meaning all aolld colors—all •nine shad#). The shell must be clean. • nd sound, and the eggs weigh 25 ounces per <lojs<*n or ovlr. Jobbing dlicee to retailers: IT. fl. spe cie;*. 31c par riOx ; IT. p extras, commonly ■ nnwn as select*. 290»inp. DOTTl.TR T. • Dries qu#fable for No. 1 stock alive, delivered Omaha: Springe, smooth leg*, •oft meat, 190 20c; Leghorn springe, 17c; ffW 20021c; hens. Dght, 1 < 021 c; roosters, 12 01.1c; ducks, f f f., 1^014c; geese, f. f. f. 12 013c; capons. 25c lb.; turkeys, fat. 9 lbs. and Up. around 25c; pigeons. $1.00 per dosen. Dressed—Cash prices for dressed poul try. No. 1 stock delivered Omaha, are nominally 103e above quotations for live poult ry. Jobbing prices of dressed poultry to retailers are nominally ns follows: Springs. soft, 32c; broilers. 350 40c; hj^ns. _5 0 27c; ducks. 28 030c; geesp, 151* J8e; turkeys, 350 88c. BEEF FITS Wholesale prices quotable: No. 1 ribs 2»c; No. 2 22t; No. 3. lie; No. 1 loins, 'i.,; N\r“- 11 c* Nn- L No. 1 rounds. IjHo: No. 17 He; No. 3, 14c; No. 1 chucks. 12c; No. 2. 12c; No. .1, 8Hr; No. 1 plates. 8He; No. 2. Hr- No 3 7c , FRESH FISH. Nominal lobbing quotations as follows: Block bass. 32c; halibut. 23c; white i Jrr.lit' ye,,ow Pike. .100 35c; buffalo, 18c; bullheads. 27c: northern catfish. 370; Jouthern catfish. 80c: filler of haddock, *7c; black cod **ble fish. 18c; red snap per. 25c; flounders. 20c; crapplea, 27 c; ^ Spanish mackerel. 27c; white perch. 17c; frogen fish. 3 05c less than prices above oyster*. 12.8504.10 gallon CHEESE. American cheese, fancy grade lobbing 5alr.C,J.i,Jfc,i'ribl*5 ?" follows: Single daisies double daisies. 35c: square prims 2V*°: longhorns. 26c; brick. 26c;. !im rtUr.*,r.'l ,*,?i ",yl*' r:.50 P*r d«*.; «wi*H ddinesl if. 38c; Imported Roquefort. 59c S4w York, white. 12c ^ FRUITS. Quotable jobbing price* fnr No. 1 stock I eHrs- Fancy, bushel baskets, Clair u«. * 1 id. e«^»-<L??«^—Navels, extra fancr. per box IS o07.00: Florida, $5.0006.75 Grapefruit—Florida. $1,500 4.26 Banana*—Der lb . 10c. Lemons—California, extra fanev, I* 000 llrtio'*, inn*’ $7&0«8.0fl; ehoice. »7 00; lime*. jQo count, carton. $2.00. r.r.ra.nb*'lt,i«* Extra fancy Howes. 13-qt. carton $5.00; 60-qt. box. $7.50. rlm.?P 7? Kx.,r* f«ncjr Va- *>;, 1?;.p".- f40®: Jonathan*. O»neton«. $7.00; B,n D.ii,, $05.3 r> .... VROBTABT.KS .InMIn* price* fnr Nn. I „nrk: *, Ro0,|—1 *rr"i,. bu»h*l b«*k*t, P-.00, beets. $2.60; turnips. $2.25. *w,rf I nf*iop.—(’rate. JT5|) A spa ra^u*—California, par lb 3$n Curumb.r.—per do*.. $2.50. On7nnI"~9nIb,:nn nii,rkfft h»sk*t, $0r th. wirF* *»r«vs«'b’.b.*3 Spinach—Basket. $1.28. Crate. $} 55 ohm*! $a$»bacV7"' sack’’ ,:l 50' •”<' I> , FLOUR .«2LT.o?.7%b^ b1:1’, -P«t*nt in $il-|h oll-: K'r"1 *** .umlar.l mbni "i'M "nif Mi 11", 1,1,1 Hear, SftO.'.frX if, iuiP,r »kbl.; fancy rornn-rf," " ,el' „ , / FRRI). t * b!ter,’,’r ,on- ^ «■">«« Prm*Yn’',«$ oS<,ln* T*nk***'«» »«r ent J-0,7'n;,.^'iTrh'4* "r V-llnw. $40.00, $44 SO.0"8 64 Meal—41 per cent protein. ButVrrmilk—rnnd*n,.d for frrdlnr 10 i^flT'J’.OOO |b,P#;r,?,,: ,,Xk* ^'frrani! •M ^ 1 y- 00 moro prr ton k..5x . *—Driod and rrotind 100-!h .,.on ,ot' »2S 00 prr ton -oini h. 'i'V—2h'll»: r I>rom”t drllvrrv, •orond-hond b*r*. $27 50; No | promt)! Prompt dollvrry. an nnd bond bar* $-2 50 I4IJI0* “ P*r r*bt Dro'*,b _ FiF.r.n sKK.n • au";»"on, prr 100 pound*, fair !!«/*,. OU.mr; Alfalfa $21 no® 23.00; !"**• $9 oo®li 00; rrd clover. $29.00 ® 28 Otp tlmothv. $4 50®; 50: audan $4.0004.^0; common millet ft 25 4# i. . -German MMlet. $2 0002.35; cane J I 40 0 1 ,C«. hat Nominal quotallons. < arload lots: Uplttiifl Prairie—No 110*001150 No. 2. $8.60010.00; No. 3. $7.0008.09 Midland Prairie—No. 1 $10.0001100 No. 2. 18.0009.0: No. $0.0007 00 Lowland Pralrla— No. 1 87.0008 00; No X. $6.0007.90 Alfalfa—C*ho! ce. $17 000 18 00; No. 1. 115.00 0 1 6.6<); atandiild. 11 2.00 0 1 4 »M> No. X $9.00011.00; Nn. 1. $8.0009.00. Straw—Oats. 17.0008.00; wheat. 86 000 7 #0. HIDES WOOL TALLOW Quotable prices, dealer*’ weights and selections, delivered (Jinaha: Hide#—Rea*f»nabl* (cured). 9e end 8c* bull*. 5c and 4« ; br»n$l*. 5c and 4c; glues. 4 He; calf. tl4,«c and l ie; kip. 11 Ho and 10c; deacons. 78c each; horse hides. $166 and 12.50 each: nonl** and glues. $1 ID) •ach: rolts. 25c each; hog *kins. 15o each: dry flint hides. He per lb.; dry salted lie: drv glues. 6c Wool—F'eit«. $1,800? oo each for ftill m doled skins: lambs. 60c to SI On etch: shearlings 40c to 60r. according to taka off and lenath of wool; clips, no value; wool, unwashed. 13042c. ^ Tallow—No 1 7r. B tallow. 6Ha; No. 5 tallow. 6c: A greese. 7c; B greaae. 6H' pork. crax. $60.00 per ton: beef ersx. $40 yallow great#. 6e: brown crease. I Hr; p4f ton; beeswax. J5o per lb. ( hlcnco Produr#. Chleafe. March 17— Btitfef— Market higher: creamery, extras. 4SH048%c; standards. 48 He; extra firsts, 4e04tH«-, Xlrgts, 4OH0 44Hc; asconds, 340 38c Bggs—.Market lower; receipt*. 21.971 eases; firsts. 29Hc; ordinary firsts, 87H0 lie. _ NSW York (iilhtit Ktilures. New York, March 17—Cotton futures opened steady; March. 35.3 to; May, 15.18c; July 25.60c; October. 31.1 Is; Ds oember, 16.0|c. At the first sign of skintrouble apply Resinol I That patch of eruption Is not ntca sarifym serious matterl Even in severe, well-established cases of eciema, ring, worm or similar affections, Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap usually re Iteve the itching at once and quickly overcome the trouble completely. How much more, then, can this simple, in. capenaive treatment be relied on to die* pel ekin troubles in their earlier stages. PmImI Sate and KmImI OlWmsM in Mid Wv •II druevUti. for Min»t«* el Mch, Iim, writ* t» Did. DS, SMinpl, IthlreoM. Md. i A H II I These Offerings WORKS OF OMAHA PAINTERS SHOWN An exhibition of products from the brushes of prominent Omaha artists was opened Tuesday In the east gal leries of the public library. The ex hibition. sponsored by the art depart ment of the Omaha Woman's club, with Mrs. John Golden as leader, will continue until April 1. Forty canvasses from the work shops of eight Omaha artist* are In cluded In the display. The artists represented and the number of their paintings displayed are: Robert Tun ing, two; Henry W. Domshyd, five; Augustus W. Dunbier, 11; l>r. Robert F. Gilder, 12; Augusta Knight, five; T, I.lndberg, two; Kva N. Peterson, one; Delia Robinson, five. A number of the paintings will be offered for sale. DELEGATES URGE SPEED IN PAVING Delegations appeared before Doug las county commissioners at the courthouse Tuesday morning and urged tlV early paving of Seventy second street north from Dodge to a and the paving of west Maple street. commissioners assured (he delega tions of their desire for Immediate paving of hoth road* and Indicated that funds are available to pave about three miles of the Maple street pro ject. Pnlesa the state legislature acts favorably on the proposal to utilize a 2-cent tax on gasoKpe and a part of auto license fees the commission ers said work on the Seventh second street project might be subject to con siderable delay. ROYAL NEIGHBORS CONVENING HERE Between 300 and 500 members of the Royal Nclghbora of America were expected in Omaha Tueaday to at tend the lfitTi annual convention and second quadrennial of the lodge. The convention Is at Hotel Rome. Tuesday was devoted to tb» wi« tration of the guests and delegates. The convention starts Tucsoay night at S p. m. The program fol lows; Introduction of supreme and state officers: escorts from Violet camp. No. 51 S3, Florence: solo by Mildred Allen ^reading by Mrs. Alice Kvans; dance by lametta Dennison; fancy drill by Henson camp, 7408; solo by Mrs. Af.. Feierman. Mrs. Abble Wehrll, Omaha, Is gen eral chairman. Ray Pollard Improved. Ray Pollard who has been confined to his room st the Omaha Athletic club for the past two weeks on ac count of Illness, is reported improved Tuesday. f BRIEF CITY NEWS '| V ■ _/ Triangle* Hear lJean—Or. H. von \Y. Schulte, dean Yif Creighton Medi cal college, spoke on the "American Community” at the meeting of the Triangle club Tuesday noon at the Hotel Kbntenelle. Lions Hear Ho*tor—Rev. Robert Hall Atchison, rector of St. George Episcopal church at St. Louis, spoke on “Will Civilization Kail?” at the noon meeting of l he Lions club Tues day at i tie* Hotel*Kontenelle. Let “GETS-IT” End Your Corns! “‘-‘oSES’S “GETS-IT'and that’s the end i of THAT corn. Pain stops at once, quickly tho corn or callous shrivels up and soon it may be lifted right off with the Ungers. No mors hurt ing fest, no more corn limping. Entire •atisfaction or your money back. Coats but a trifle — sold everywhere. E. Lawrence & Co., Chicago. AD V KRTiar.M KN T. A Raw, SoreThroat Eases Quickly When Ynu Apply a Little Musterole And Musterole won't blister like the /Old-fashioned mustard plaster. Just spread It on with your fingers. It penetrates to the sore spot with a gentle tingle, looeens the congestion and draws out soreness and pain. Musterole Is s clean, while oint ment. made of oil of mustard. It Is fine for quick relief from sore throat, bronchitis, tnnsllltls, croup, stiff neck, astlimn, neuralgia, headache, congee tlon, pleurisy, rheumatlNm, lumbago, pains and aches of the back or Joints, sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chil blains, frosted feet, colds on the chest. Keep It handy fur Instant us. To Mothers: Musterole is also mado In milder form for Imblea and small children. Ask for Children's Musterole. 35c and 65c, Jars and tubes; Better than a mustard plaster s Real Eslale Transfers. Ruimiii Hansen and wife to Wil . to. Parker Si . l »* fe»>, W. nf <ih Si., *. aide. 50x tin .f 1 Rankera Mtg. Loan Go. to Samuel Meiater. V \V. corner 30ih and i , r iv Si 71.x 130 . 4.000 Homestead Go. In Louis Stelnrauf and wife S. K. miner 4*tih Ave. and Redford Ave. 50*13* 4.200 Herman A Pe*rson and wife to Taaar Hurwltz, Spencer St., 0° feet E. of 3ltti Ave. n. side. 40 xill . G. Georg* Garlberg and wife to Nets August Nelseon. ef al. Miami St.. 231 feet W. of 56th St., a. aide. .'.2x130 . 4,000 Edward G. Johnson and wife to R. Ghaland. 35th St.. 50 feet S. of Casa St . w. side. 50x136 *,ft06 Mary VV. Walter and huaband to Amalia J. Swanaon. Grand Ave., 55 feet W. of 45th St., n. aide. 121x250 1 Harry Stitt and wife to Nellie K. Jensen, 42 feet N. of Saratoga St e. aide. 40.13x106 6.300 N. P. Dodge. .1 r .- and wife to A l» Sh-a'lMfi. Pine St.. 233 feet K. of 62d St s. aide. 46x132 . 414 lloinesiead Go to Harry D. Hus t ad. 43th St., lo feet N. of P St., w. aide. #0x123 .. . • • 750 Ha yea Gfantner and wife to <Tiris Petersen. Mason St.. 3*0 feet W. of 43d Ave. n. aid*. 45x10* .... 950' Security Land and Imp. Go. to Anthony G. Ostronie and wife, S. W. corner Seward St., and Hap py Hollow Blvd . Irregular .... 1,150 John Rush and wife to E. V. Dela plane. S. E. corner 50th and Nicholas* St.. 41x63V* . 100 John Rush and wife to K. V. Pelaplane. S. W. corner 50th and Nlcholaa St.. 41x63V, . 100 Carl A. L. Swahn and wife to W1J llam S Reznichek and wife. 50th Ave.. 1M feet S. of Leaven worth St., w. aide. *2*11* 5.150 John N. Haskell and wife to Thomas Russell and wife. 20th St.. 65 feet N. of Z St., w. elde, 60x100 1,150 William V. Gnuntee and wdfe to .Tames A Glark. Patrick Ave., 16n feet W. of 26th St., n. aide. «0xl2»; 2.000 John R. Conte and wife to Ed wards G Wright. Maple Sfc* 45 feel K. of 62d St . a. aide, Ir regular. 12,000 Edwards G Wright to Floyd J. • Murray. Maple Ht..> 45 feet E. of 62d St . s vide. Irregular 13,000 Charles F. Johnson and wife to Hrvcc Campbell. 26th Ave.. Put feet W of Fort St., e side. 60x132 1.006 Annv M. Snvder to Elizabeth Lep ilen, Ida St., 21# f*et K. of 26th Ave. s side. 44x120 1.000 Edward P Barrett to John W. Wilson. N. K. corner *th and Bancroft Sts., 42x1* 1.9*0 Jacob Cohen and wife to Southern Mtg ami Finance Go. Sherwood Ave, 311 feet E. of Sherman Ave.. n. side. 34x1 31 . 6.500 Verne Benjamin and wife to A1 hert Knppenha veg. Maple St.. 360 feet W. of 31st St., n. side. 50 «» .... Daiav Mulrhaad to Thom,, K. Wood and wlf«. S. K. nornor, .nth and Klnff St« . 140,S*7 ... T.M* A soft artery turnfth away apo plaxy. * ADVERTISEMENT. You Big Stiff KNEE-Watch Your Finish Stiff, swollen, Inflamed, rheumatic joints should be treated with a rem edy made for just that purpose only. Jlernember !he name of this new discovery Is Joint-Kase and it will take out the agony, reduce the swell ing and limber up any troubled Joint after ordinary cure alls have ndser bly failed. Just rub It on—60c a tube at. the Sherman A McConnell drug stores and all druggists—ask for Joint-Kase. • Always remember, when Joint Kas# gets In joint misery gets out—quick. advertisement! MOTHERS OF DAUGHTERS Will Profitby reading Mrs.Qmgg'* Letter Telling How Lydia E. Pink ham’s Vegetable Compound Helped Her Daughter Royersford, Pa. — “My daughter waa sickly from the time she was IS years old, she was irregular and also had se vere headaches, and pains in her sides and back. She was this way about six months beforclbegan giv ing her Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege table Compound. It helped her very much. She is not bothered by headaches, backaches, or cramping any more, and has not missed but one day. We recommend \it to other mother* with girls who have these troub.es.” —Mrs. QtTIGG, 210 Main Street, Royersford, Pa. Another Mother’* Letter Roxbury, Mass. —"At the age of 16 my daughter was all run down, nervous, with poor blood. These trou bles mnde her weak and unfit to work. She tried several medicines, but they did her no good. Finally I induced her to take the VegetaDle Compound, too, and she has gained in health and strength and is now working steadily. I have told these facts to many mothers,’’-Mrs. HUDSON. 252Eustm Street. Roxbury, Mass. Want Ad Agencies of The Omaha Bee Carter Lake Pharmacy 16th and Sprague Sts. Castelar Drug Co. 2322 South 20th St. McAuley brug Co? 16th and California Sts. Reid-Duffy Pharmacy 24th and Lake Sts. Sturgeon & Son ia6e North 24th St. BEE CLASSIFIED AD RATES He par tin* nth dnv, 1 or ’ duvn. 17r |i#r tin* narh day. ] of « day*. Me per liri* ent>h dnv, 7 daya. Ho |>«r linn #a< h dnv. 30 day*. TalaphnP# AT.Untie 100° THE F.VKN1NO RISK THH OMAHA MORNING R K Hi. ANNOUNCEMENTS. Euneral Sotice*. 1 WHITNEY—Edith E„ March 15. a«ed 2* years. In survived by her husband. Thomas K : on* son, Thomas K., .1 r.; on* daughter, Helen; her father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. F'rank divine; on* brother. William, and on* sister. Beulah. all of Omaha, and on* sister, Mrs. Lula Murray, of Sloan, la. Funeral services will b* h*ld at the Seventh Day Adventist, church, 27th anil St. Mary avenue. Wednesday, March 1*. at 2 p. m. Interment Pros per! Hilt rrmeteiu HAZARD— Forest R.. "Ruddy." 5504 North Twenty-eighth avenue. March 15. ay* 24 years. Deceased la survived by his wife. Gladys, and one son. Frank C.J hi' parents. Mr. and Mrs. ft. F. Wells, and one brother, F'rank C. Hazard, all of Omaha. F'uneral services Wednesday st t p. TO. at the Klks club. Interment Forest Lawn cemetery. Hoffmann-Crosby serv ice. O’LEARY—Timothy Jr.. age 6* years. He is survived besides his wife by five sons. James. George. Paul, Austin and Cres ton; one daughter, Miss Mary; one brother, John; two elstere, Misses Nell snd Mery O’Leafy. Funeral Thuisday morning from the residence. S:30. to St. John church at t a. m. Interment Holy Sepulcher ceme tery. John A. Gentleman service. M ASSO.\T--George w"! 4110 24th 8t.. March 16. ege 76 years Deceased Is survived by his wife. Ella L.; three brothers and one slater. Services at the residence, Wednesday at 3 p. m. Interment Plalnwell, Mich. Hoffmann-Crosby service. HAMEL—Louisa, Mrs. beloved wife of Gust Hamel, passed away March 16, 1915. age 7 5 years. Funeral Wednesday afternoon at 2 o’clock from family residence. 1613 Dorcas St. Interment Prospect Hill cemetery. _ MICK—William H.. age 32 years, resi dence, 5139 Kvana street. F'uneral from Cole-McKay mortuary. 3612 Farnsm street. Wednesday at 3 P. m. Friends welcome. _ Funeral Directors S HEAFEY A HEAFET. Undertaker. and Kmbalmera. Phona. AT 253 1. Offlre 2«U Karnam. iBSTABM.SHKI) HIN'l'K. H82 > HUI,SB *,RIEPEN, At Tour Service. 2232-34 Cuming SI..TA. 1324. LESLIE i). MOORE 24th and Wirt Sta. WE. 0043. 55th and Military Ave. WA. ht>»t.. Brailey & Dorrance N. P. SWANSON. 17th and Cumin*. Quiet, Dignified Supervision. JOHN A. OENTLEMAN. HA, 166 4.3411 Farnsm St. II. K. BURKET A ION, 8405 Farnsm. Est. 1176. HA. 001®. (>m?t«rle«. 4 VISIT FOREST LAWN. Purchase a family lot jn Omaha * moat beautiful cemetery. Office* at tha ceme fery, west of Florence, and 7S$ Bran ds!* Theater Bldg. Personals. 9 BATHS—Polar. Steam. Mineral Klectrle, Osteopathic and Rfer irlc Treatment*. Swedish Mas sage SOLA 11 CLINIC AND SANITARIUM. 19th and Doug lav. Opan da) end night. THE SALVATION ARMY tnduatrlal borne Mollrit* yOur old clothing. furniture, magazine* We collect. We distribute. Phone IA. 4131 and our wagon will call, fall and inspect our new home. 201 N. 13th St,__ ELECTRIC treatment and body massage. Hours; t a. in. to 9 p. to. Mra. Crowas Place, Apf 2. 213 ?, 24th Ave. AT. 3194. ELECTRIC - MAGNETIC health blanket sweats and massage; experienced opera tore. ISA leflang Bldg. JA. 2420. STEAM hatha, alcohol rubs, masaaga. liar. treatm'ts. 3 a. m. to 9 p. m. 33 Doug. Mk, EXPERT hand massage, all hours. Sun dav appt. Edith Taylor, Ul N. 18th St MA. SAGE—Expert treatment; lady oper ator; open till 9 p, m. 210 N. 17th St. COSTUME, theatrical, historical masque coatumea to rent. Lisbon. 1514 Howard. ELWOOD Sanitarium. Baths, massage. Jaroha. 309 Arthur Bldg., AT. 4946. EXPERT massage, steam baths. Fisher Batha. 204 Aqulla Court. AT. 1073. MR? JAMES " MOHR. MEDIUM. 20-1 CALIFORNIA ST. AT. 9141. Lost and Found. 19 FOUND— Bird dog 1923 tag No 2919. Call John!# Jonas' Expiees, 2 304 N\ 2 4th »t. V3 E J 2 2 4. LOUT—White chines* spits, answsra to th# name Muff. Liberal reward. JA. 4333 or AT. 14 29‘ ATTOMUBII.KS. AiitomoMIr, for Sale. 11 Nash Uptown Store Used Car Dept. 1924 Nash Sedan, new car warranty. 19 4 Nn*h 'louring, a teal bargain. M?3 Maxwell Coupe, like new 1923 Chevrolet Coupe, won t last long. Open evening* until 9 203 ♦ Farnam.AT. 1919. 1923 FOUR door Overland a*dan. like new. |400 cash or terms, will buy this car. 1924 Tudor sedan. 1479. 23 Fords, all models, 14$ and up. OOLDSTROM AUTO SALES CO., 2111 Harney St AT. 9144 _Open Evenings and Sundayp. OLDSifOBILW 4 touring, ft good cord tires, motor m«t4r. bumpers. Just out of our varnish room, a rsal buy at $471. Sea It Today or This Evening at Onr N#w !»caGon. OAKLAND MOTOR CAR CO. Farnam at 24th. JUST taken In on an Oakland coach, a 1921 sport roadster, out of tha paint shop today, a real knockout. bee il today. 9421 f>(» At Our New location OAKLAND MOTOR CA14 CO.. Fsrnain el 24th FORD coupe 1922 model, just taken In on a new Oakland, ad priced for quick eala. See It today at our new location. • 173 OAKLAND MOTOR CAR CO.. Farnam *t 2 41 h 4) RoAM Kit sport touring. 1926. In good mechanical condition, tlno.l cord tires Priced special today at 119'fiOO. At Onr NewIxcgtlon. OAKLAND MOTOR «'Aft CO. Farnam at 24th OAKLAND standard touring car In good condition and readv for tne rrrtid. cord tire* and other extras. Special at $150. $ee It at Our New Location. OAKLAND MOTOR CAR UO., Farnam at 34th. FORD sedan 1923. In fine condition, has I balloon tire* and gear shift. Priced for quick aale $366 Open Evenings at Our New Location. OAKLAND MOTOR OAR CO. Farnam At 24th _ NASH-VRIF SK M A AI ’TO CO.. USED CAR STORE. 264$ Farnam. _ AT 2911. FOR THW RIGHT PRICE ON OOOD USED CARS SEE _OMAHA FLINT COMPANY. (inrun*** for Unit. 20 ST WA XI hen ted fireproof garage, 311 S. list St, AT 9131* III SINKS* RKItVHK. ACCORDION. Side, knlfa. box pleating, sovered buttons. all atvtee; hem stitching; buttonholes. Witte lde*| Button and Pleating Co., .103 Bros* Block Omaha Nth Telephone .1A 1936. NEB PLUS ATVNO « - • . Hemstitching Covered Button* 1964 Farnam Second Floor. JA. S470. WHKN IN NKFII OF IIKL1* ri<\ RKK WANT AH*. ^^^BI^INESR^SKUVIC^^^ Moving—Trucking—Storage* 26 GORDON S FIREPROOF WHSE A VAN, 219 North 11th Sr. Phone JA. 3032. Moving, parkin*;, storage, shipping. B E K I N S 0*1 AHA VAN A STORAGE. 16th and Leavenworth St». Packing, moving, storage, shipping. JA. 4168. PaititinR and Papering* 27 WALT. PAPER, pap^rhanglng, painting. Fred Parks. 4708 fi. 21th 8t. MA. *1101; AT. 74 04. Patent Attorney*. 28 J. W. MARTIN. 626 Peters Trust Bldg., Omaha; also Washington. Double serv ice, single fee. Also help sell patents. SILAS C. SWEET, reg! pat. atty.. 296 Either Dee Moines, la., or Denver, Colo. Printing—Stationery. 29 COMMERCIAL PRINTING. Eddy Printing Co. 212 S. 13th St. Phone JA. 6068. Repairing. 31 WE REPAIR sawing machines. Vlctrolaa, pianos. Mickels. 15th and Harney. AT. 1361.__ employment! Help Wanted—Female. 36 SALESLADIES—Two salesladies wanted to represent Collier's, short hours. I to 4. Salary $18.00 per week. Res Mr. Lfpsut, 9 to 11 a. m. snd 3 to 6 p. m., 308 Baird Bldg. 17th and Douglas. LADIES—Our catalog explains how we t«»ach beauty culture. Day or night. Big demand for Moler graduates. Call or Write. MOLER COLLEGE, 109 8. 15th. TYPISTS to type authors' manuscripts, sparo time, experience unnecessary. Typist Service Bureau, 40 Clinton St., Newark, N. J. FJRST-CLASS marceller wanted, to work in barber shop; none other need apply. Call JA. 6957, evenings. WHITE WOMAN FOR HOUSEWORK. MA. 3191. Help Wanted—Male. 37 Make Your Spare Time Pay You Dollars The Omaha Bee will psy you a liberal commission for writing new and re newal mail ftubscriptlons. Manr representatives are now earning $10 to $26 every month In their epare time. Writs for full particulars today. You'll bs surprised to find out how easy It is to increase your present income. THE OMAHA BEE Country Circulation Dept. ALL men, women, boys, girls. 17 to 65. willing to accept government poeltlone, $117-9250 (traveling or stationary), write Mr, Ozment. 186 St. Louie, Mo. MEN—Our barber course pave# the way to success Day or night Claeses. Catalog explains Call or write MOLER BAIt HER COLLEGE. 109 8, 15th. Salesmen and Agents. 39 SALESMEN—W* have an'opening In our ■alea department for two experlenc-d men tft represent Collier a. only four ordera a day will pay you $60.00 per wa-k See Mr. Upaut, f to 11 a. m. and > to 8 p._ m ,_rtos Baird Bldg._ Situations Wanted—Male. 41 FIRST CLASS shoemaker dealrea work. • ’all Llovd Cox. 8106 8. 20th 8f. MA. 4080. FINANCIAL. Business Opportunities. 43 i on SALE—Half interest in one of the b*at and fastest growing general mer chandise stores In the great Bosabud country cf South Dakota. W'lll require U oftft rash will also aall residence property. Y-2M8. Omaha Baa K?a! Estate Loans. 44 MONEY TO LOAN On flrat and aecond mortgage* We buy outright for caah Fzlafng mortgagee and land contract* Prompt action. H. A WOLF CO. T.S2 Saondera-Kennedy Bldg. AT. 118# .*>** AND « PER CENT MONEY I.oana on Omaha improved property at lowaat rates. FRANK H BINDER. 822 City National JA 1881. --. - )■ — -- - ■ MONEY on Omaha house* at 6 par cant and t'4 par cent, rash f.n hand. No tie lav. shopen A Co , :l6 Kaellna BMg .1 A . 422 4,_ LOW rata on city property, quickly c1< aed: no monthly payments. .7 A. 1683 W T. GRAHAM. 764 Raters Trust. $100 to 110.880 loaned: prompt service. K D. Wead it D. H. Bowman, Wead Bldg OMAHA HOMES -EAST NEB rARMS. O* KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO. 1018 Omaha Nat Bank Bldg. JA. 2711. SECOND mortgagee or <;ontractg pur chased by Tukey Company, 628 Flrat National Bank. JA. 3-3>. 5‘* AND 6 TER CENT—NO DELAY. GARVIN BROS. *46 Omaha Nat. Bldg. FARM loans on West. Nab and N E. Colo. farms ICloks Inieatment Co.. Omaha Mnn*y to Loan. 43 SHE C* TOPAT if von want money for any purpose. , A loan of $3$ will raealv* fie aama prompt attention *a on* cf $888. You gat the full amount In caah. no fee* deducted, no publicity or unpleasant in vestigation. Oldest aatabltahed and moat reliable in Omaha. OMAHA LOAN COMPANY. R. 606 Karharh Block. Phona JA. ll$l 201 S. 181 h St_ 1 />A NS 1 I/>A NS ' LOANS ' DIAMONDS. WATCHES JEWELRY. PRIVACY SWART/* JEWELRY A LOAN CO,. 1514 DODOK. MONEY loaned on diamond*. Diamond Loan Bank. 21$ City Nat Bk. bldg h>t 1 4f»4 Rellshllity, low rata, privacy. Eftr CATION AL. I/or8| Instruction Classes. 48 DAY 8C1100T." NIGHT SCHOOL. Complete fti'P** in all commercial branrhea. Shorthand. typewriting, teleg rapbv, salesmanship. civil service. Thou* JA I'.a.s Complete catalog free BOYLF.8 COLLEGE lt*h and Harnev Sts._Otnahe. Neb TUI City BARBER COLLKOE. 1483 Dodge St U<i« Douglas St. Call or w rits for infot roation Mwhi PunMiSe 49 PIANISTS-L^arn popular mutlo. K. M. Kann. Mlckej Bldg At 4341, Pair lug Ariilrmlri. 50 KEI.-PINK- r arnam at 28th Claaa and a-aembiy. Monday and Thuiaday nights, rlarroft orchestra: 28 Instructor* Pri vate lesion* any time. JA. $768. K K E!VS~ <TNDKRKI.LA IK>0K 10th and DOi'OLAH STS JA. 8478 I.IVKHTOt K. Dog*, Cal* mill IVi*. 53 LITTER Merman ehephard police doge, eligible to register 1116 Ohio W hi. _ llorarR, Vehicle*. M HIGH GRADE harness at flrat coat, made In out own shop* and sold direct 10 farmers; pi Ice* from $66 to $110. Alfred Cornish. 1210 Fa mam St., Omaha TEAM i.f gray horse*, middle age. weigh 2, Gift and sound. also hatnesa and wsgon Inquire M|J N f$th Sr FRESH dairy cow*, half nitla weal of l.a Platte Bellevue 11J F l FRESH dairy cnws; ateo fresh goat 68th and J Bta. MA 4MI. LIVESTOCK. Poultry and Supplies. » 55 FOR SALE— Hatching from my high class Rhode Island Reds Id. L. Clark, H.-.L-a N 24th St KE 1.188. MBRCHAXPlSti_ Itusiness Equipments. 58 TYPEWRITERS— Iteaennabl. RENTAL rates. New and second-hand machines for ssle. Have you seen the Standard Keystone Remington Portable? What ever vojr needs in the typewriter line call Remington Typewriter Co., 210 b. Uth St. .TA. 2876. WE BUY. sell safes, make rtesKg. show cases, etc. Omaha Fixture & Supply Co, 8. W. Corner 11th and Douglas. JA. 2724. Fuel and Feed. 61 KINDLING— »f. truck load dnitvared; sawdust; baled, shavings. 6740. 17.00, ILL. NUT; 17.60, 111. Egg. Lion Coal Co. WK 2605. Household Goods. 64 TITOR washer; Hoover cleaner; large size Brunswick; sewing machine; 3 section bookcase; library table; dropleaf Jable. and other article# for sale at 2802 N. 16th St.. Apt. 3. SIMPLEX MANGLE. 48 Inches, reason able if taken at once. Call WA. 8764, HA. 8608. Swap Column. 65 INCUBATOR. 100-egg. to swap for shot gun, 22 rifle or a tent KE 0322. Machinery and Tools. 67 20.40 RUM ELY oil pull tractor; 82x54 Rumely separator with belta; 14-barrel fuel tank. Box 14. Rockford. Neb. NEW and second-hand motors, dynamos LeBron Electrical Works. 318-20 S. 12th. Seeds, Plants and Flowers. 68 GRAPEVINES— Aga wan, Moore's Early. Niagara or Worden. 11 r^r dozen; 100 Progressive and 200 Tjunlap strawberry plants. $2; Cumberland raspberries. 12 hundred; 4 four r«^e 2 year. II (Amer ican Beauty. Gen .Jacqueminot. Seven Sisters and Dorothy Perkins); ten Jona than. I?, ion Delicious. 116. ten blight, proof Garber pear. 13; three Kanaka, three Opata. two Sap* and two Wanetft plutn, |3. All good 4-foot branched treep Prepaid Order from this nd. Checks accepted: **Msfactlon guaran teed. Read “Truth Well Told”—it s free, Welsh Nursery, Shenandoah, Tows Wearing Apparel. 72 MINK ,r.rf for eale, is inches <Mr, worth 1400; a bargain. 317 4 Farnam. Wantetl to Buy. 73 DESKS DESKS DESKS. Now deaka, used deaka, bought, sold, traded J. C. Reed. 1207 Firnam. AT. 0140. ROOMS FOR RENT. Rooms With Board. 74 MERniAM HOTEL. t>F <l»r. week or month. 25th and podge. Rooms for Housekeeping. 76 EAST FRONT, 2 connecting rm« . every thing furn . nil modern convenience#. >7 SO; 1 rm. $3 AT. 1336. f>0- * 28th Where to Stop in Town. 78 HOTEL SANFORM— 39th mid Farnam. HOTEL HKNHllAW— ISth and Farram. Bp.clat Hat., to F.rman^nt Gueata. Apartments of BuiMing Owner* and MannRers As»orlation. Furnished. 80s HUNTER INN—Haiti, for til* traveling man t® leava hia wife for comfort and eafety. 2408 Do<I*». AT. SSfO. t nfurnlshed. 8nb The Austin (Fireproof) 4 room*, with full bedroom. M2 M our model apartment, dacorated by Orchard Wilhelm. No Ml Austin. 37th and Davenport. Call JA. 1*08. HA. 4121. Drake Rental Agency, 1703 Howard. Highland Court Apartments Ona vary fine 4-room apt. with 3 baths, in Omaha a be*t apartment house. 4‘all JA 36*7 «»r aee janitor, ltenn^r Service is Maximum Service. E. H. Benner Company, AM Kr.llnr Hldir .1 A •' A Hu e Drake Court T wenty-secotdl and Jone*. 3 rooms. $87.IS; 3 rooms *uri d'nirc alcove. 147 2 rooms. It*. 1To2 Hnw-j ard. Drake Rental Agency, JA. 23*6. HA. 5861 j CHIOPO 4 2V * J'TH AVE A very pleasant. 1 gh* end well arranged apt nf 4 room* wtth 8-room a^omni" dation tnqu’re apt !. Janitor will show Phon* JA. 142:, Drake Court Md and Jones 3 rooms 157 80. 2 rooms and dlnlna alcove. 147 80; ? tonmt. 145 l?f*2 How ard. I'♦rake Rental Agenff. JA. 2$0f. HA. 8168. APARTMENT* and flats for rent W. T. PALMER CO AT. 3 830. He«| Estate Management Specialists. PRTKR8 TRC*T COMl'ANT. YVHttRK OMAHA RENTS* AT 054 4. 17th and Earn am 8ts HF XI KSTXTE—mil RENT. Apartment*—Kiirni-hril. 80 LIVINAIHTON -A'antrlar nn.l :4th Bt . B Very rhnit * .l-room ft«*nt apt., turn complete. Plano, floor lump. gs«. tel . earsae Tiv m*< or .! A 370 ' COMPLETE apt furnishing* for ssle and apt for rent Immediate pnaseaston to pun baser*. Must sell. JA. 0x.;o Sun. and ex-snings - 1 ". 1 - Apartment*—iritinnluhi'H. 81 26TH AND CASS STS. l-room. modern oak finish xery r<e and conxentent. Reduced from 158 per mo to $40. Immediate possess on W alk Inr distance, near Creighton unlxertitv AT 4064 KE 1712 gfIIRHKT "APTS T3-r«'allforn!a. up-to date 5-room Apt with 6.room accom modations Newly decorated, jamtoi serx | a. $75. Call HA *135 or MA 0731. HICIH CLASS APT* and flats tinder su pervision of Oxvtxer* "Service that pleaees “ Traver Bros . 814 V N Block At. 633i _ _ NEW PI PI K\I S I'OII liKVr" N J. SKtRiMAN * $ON\ Sill fuming St._ H \ 7641 I ROOMS, newly 4»<**t;xtc'I heat anxl hot water 1 n*txi11w nt 2JU.1 Dodge MODERN apartments loxx tent. close in i P Stebbitx*. |4ia Chicago 8t. Itiialnraa Haros for Ifont. Hi 'OWNER b.iscment Suitable barbs’ Lox* j rent. «1 P. StehMns 1 b 1 o ('hit ago llotisra for Knit. 8J L'l’MfX fat ing Ifanai mu park, 7 rt»om* Itni-Park axanue. $17.50 * PETERS rm sT C< ’MPANT \\ h»i e «»maba Rents XT. 4544 l7th itul Eatnanx St* BRlRT • ROOM modern home Ptairihlt fine location. Adults. Harney 41*S. REAL ESTATE—FOR RENT. House* for Rent. *3 CI.OPE IN duplex, s rnoma; tnT raxlon Court, near 25th and Douglat Sta.; only $17.55 PETER* TRUST COMPANT. "Where Omaha Rente " AT. 0544. I7ih and Farnam Rts. NEW »ix and eight-room house*, block south Field club on 34th St,; ready April 1. Owner, 1324 36th Ft. 3m POR' AS .STREET Six rooms ahd breakfast nook Practically new. Close to school and car. J. L. HIATT COMPANY. AT. 9900. EMMET ST . 2520—Attractive new stucco duplex, modern, oak finish; garage. WE. 5583. REAL ESTATE—FOR SALE. Real Estate—Investments. 91 CONSULT HARRISON A MORTON. (45th >earl. .Tar <eon 5314. 1521 Farnam. Farm* and Land* for Sale. 93 CASH FOR YOUR PROPERTY. Quick eal-a made anywhere. Tan year* expedience At your aervtce. Mark Carraher. Real Estate Auctioneer. Cen tral City. Neb _ City Acreage for Sale. 91 1 ACRE. 49th end Fowler Ave. City water. Close to ichool and car. AI. ^GEORGE A CO., REALTORS. Hnuflpft for Sale. #5 WE NEED another good automobile to use In our business. If you have a nearly new car and want a house or gnod building 10* w* will exchange on any of our properties at caeb price. Harrison & Morton, Realtors 1921 Farnam St, 'Tel. Jackenn "U« COLONIAL BUNGALOW—* * 7*0. Attractive B-ri-om modern bungalow, colo nial atyle, brick foundation, newly deco rated. F.venlng, call Walter Rowler, WA. 3 327, or Kenneth Metcalfe. WA. 4S$7. METCALFE COMPANT. Ground Floor. 253 S. 19th St. AT. 941$. ‘ _ Hou*r«—North. 96 Owner Transferred to Philadelphia Minne Lusa Semi Bungalow Seven-room 1*4-story s*niibungg!cw con sisting of reception hell with built-in coat closet, large living room aci osa the front nf the house with fireplace end built-in book't»e« dandy Urge aunroora J*lth bevel plated French doora and bavH riated windows, dining room with built in window **at. elegant kitchen, extra Urge bedroom and hath, tile floor and huilt-ln tub on the firet floor with two « »gant bedrooms on the second floor; full c*ment basement furnace heat, hot and cold water, sink.1 floor drain, gaa h**attr. gas plate, aiationarr tube, paved street, paving all paid with garage and drive Owrver transferred to Philadel phia last December and aomebody haa to buy thie nlare in the next few daye at so-ne kind of a price. Arrange for ap pointment and let ua show you. Payne Investment Co., Realtors *37 Omaha National Rank. AT. lift. Vevv Ion K E. J 1 4 *._ Gibson KE. 121, Facing Miller Park We have Juat listed a full *-story Dutch colonial house on Redick avenue, fac ing Miller park consisting of large living room across the front with fire pU•-* dining room, kitchen with built in feature* oil the first floor, finished in oak 3 elegant corner bedrooms and bath on the second floor, tile bath, built-in tub full ba.serr.ent. furnace heat hot and cold water, floor drain, stationary tubs gas heater au<3 gaa Plat* south front lot on paved street, a!! paid 2-car garage and a pi id cemeot drive Owner reduced price from I* to 17 350 in order to get the eaab at once. Payne Investment Co., 117 Omaha Nat Bk Bldg. AT. Mil. Gibson KE. 121?. Newlon. KB 1141. MIILER PARK HOME. T ROOM?. ?e# this beautiful aem!-bungalow home lo^a'*d two blocks south of Miller park. Paved street, paving all paid, large ^°t 43xl<S. house very well bulit. Has 5 large roc mi on first floor, including one bedroom, sun room and complete bath, .second floor has two very bed room* and toilet and lavatory. Full cemented basement, fine furnace. Well built garage. • einent drive Priced right at 64.61.«t00 ash For further in fnrmaMon • all Mr Carnaby. HA. 34oS, or II. K Rasp. K R. 2526. HASP BROS. Realtors. 212 Jveelfn* Bldg. AT •.11. MINNF Lt’SA BUNGALOW. Attractive neve 3-room bungalow. w*th built-in feature* Special price this week, only * 63* with lf><'0 rash Fun dav* c»:* Mr Pith'd. WA 1»14, or Mr. Gehrl*. KE 60S® METCALFE COMPANY. Ground Floor. J" J S 13th Ft AT. 6416. 23P T. near Pratt, 6 rooms. 2-story, mod #*n. east front 64.78*. Terms Call WA 6*73 or KE E T RR V PER Jt COAtlantic 163® STRICTLY MODERN NEW HOME, I30* DOWN BUILT-IN FEATURES. OAK FLOOR? PAYNE A SONS. JA. 1614. FOWLER Ave . near 33d. 6 rooms. I-storr. modern: garage $4 250 Liberal term*, fall WA. 3t>Tf or KE 617b F r Bit A PER A tV» . Atiart 0133(1 WILL build and finance your home on ri*v term* S »e ua for plan* J. C H. hmits. >M Omaha National. JA. 17ft 23TH anil Laurel Ave on corner, up to the minute 5-room bung Terms Cal) owner. W \ S(*7> r.:52 N OTIi ST . -.Y7n. IT60 cash ureleh *03 Be* J A. 0200 D U mVK A CO . buy *nd sell home* W Housrs—moutll. ft* BRAND NEW R A?P BUILT BUNGALOW. Reauliful south front lot*, cleg* to csr line sod n a fine neighbo'hoed 6 large rooms ail mod Li'mg room ICx?*. with ga* log f'rtpl* # dining room has ftna wall space of buffet •■erner Ned tooir*. large an.1 alrv *erv; a hall, linen cloeet built-in tub Hie floor, larg* Ocov venlently arranged k to her. breakfslt table cupboards, broom and dun m-'P closet, hood over gaa stave, large re frigerator spate, guaranteed furnace, having firebrick flrepot. Ilona cash and f a mo. handle* this Call Fun day and evening*. H E Rasp. KK, 3613 or J R Carnaby HA 14J* ' Rasp Bvilll ' Mean* Well Built. RASP BROS Realtor*. 213 Keellne BldgAT •711 If You Want a Real t>-Rm.. brand new flrepla. • garage. Mg living room, big bedrooms ate . at a real rnec. nn II cash call Mr. LorsJsj h* ev enlng HA 4 7 4 T. C. G. Cariberg, Realtor. JA b34* i{ANsdoM park dirtniot” We have three t room hnuar*. each on* modem and well located, not mere than two block* from car; convenient to school* and hurcbe- The»* are ail comfortable borne* all special ****** ments are paid up and these places are north the monev it.egg to ft> 633 HARRISON A MOR1MN J A 0 314 ”7? V \ Y-oxTT’t K K RU NvI A Lt OWNER <;«'M Tt' i HADRON • rooms first fltwvi one large roam an second, oak floors and finish 1107 A ! bcr f !»eer '4 EARN AM SMITH A CO. JA 0364 Ev* HA 3267 c HA till REAL ESTATE—FOR SALE. Hnu*f>n—West. M NO. 1 A Wonderful 6-Room Modern Home On Dundee Car Veitibuls. Urge living room dining room, built-in kltCbSn. refrigerator room dn first floor. % lovely bedrooms and ttlSa bath upstair* Full cemented baiement. brick founditlon Shuth front lot. pav ing paid This home is in perfect con dition inside and out. Price only **.**<*• Reasonable term*. D. E. Buck & Co., Realtors 7 42 Omaha National. JA. 300J# Salesmen: Lovgren. KE. *>304; Box. WE. 6272; Baler. WA. 26*3. Buck. KE 2124. 6 RMS.. MOD.. 23.750—*600 CASH. Not many home* to be bought at this price nowaday*, particular ly when they are all medern and have large lot. This if the ••cond time advertised and r*»allv we don't thlr.w it will l*»t very long For particulars call 8HOPEN A COMPANY. Realtors, JA. 4221. 234-6*2-40 Keel'ne Bldg* Why Not Get Your Money’s Worth? Tnu auraly will in thta brand naw larg, 5-room mod.rn bungalow. Jutt complat «d, 34x44. with til lateat eonv«al»ac,A In South Dunde* Extra wall built with b.at matarialt. 60-fdot lot. oa paving. Jllock to car Trom ownar at only 5 3»0; 1740 down 145 inoath. tow lnteroat rats. WA. 4704. Classy Bungalow Juot being eomplotod. Flv» ftao rooma and largo attic, tightly oaat front location. Convoaloat to ear nndxchool. Excol’.ont valuo at prieo 16.350. To ««• thlo today eall Gran! Bonoon. Walnut 1550. Benson & Carmichael, A GOOD NAME IN THB BUTU3IN* GAME. _ Atlantlo 384"<43 Paxton Block EPGEWOOD DISTRICT Thl. b.autlful 5-room, all modern bunga. low it an emblem of good taste, nieelj located, cloie to car and school. 01 paved etreer For Dsyt AT. 3114.* Evening*. AT. 1114, OWNER wants t© sail 5 rooms, bran* new, mdn oak. fireplace, tiled bath. Built-In tub. Paved street. One block to car. Ea*y terma. HA. *044. NEAR 46TH AND WIRr 4311 and 4263 Wirt, two flva-rocm bunga low*. close to schoola and ear. paved •treat, strictly modern and newly decor ated. Call owner. WA. 2105. SEE Morriaeon Lumber for prices on gaiagee. B»*t construction at mini mum cost. WE. 55*1. For Sale—Dundee. IOC Seven Rooms and Double Garage OV A BEACTIFUT. tSvXDEE STREET Thu home, built by th* owner 1* only two block* to car lln* and five block* to Dundee whool. Th* T*rd 1* *nutlc elly pl»nt*d With many ehrub* and traea and In th* raar 1* an Ideal cml Arana playground. Th* down*t»lra I* compo**d of aunroom a great, fin* living room with fireplace and bookca*** dining room, kltcbrn with oupboarda and pantrlea. Th* baeement ha* bultt.ln tub*, floor drain, coal and fruit room*. Another feature of th* baaem.ent 1* a ftniahed room fitted for a ehlUSran'a playroom. Upetalr* an* thr** larg* b*drooma_and a tiled bath, atr.all thower room. Each bedroom ha* a larg* cloaat. Tba finish 1* oak and whlta jnarael throughout and th* floor* ar* oak. Tou muat go through thl* houa* to appre ciate It Th# price !a ,10.000. C*U Mar Agor. JA. **74 or HA. J*7«. Shuler & Cary, Realtor* lil K«*H*a Bldg. Dundee Colonial Fraa# construction nix tJotta Cniakad in whit# mimil end ult floor* throe Ch eat . vapor hoatin* plant with oil purn. • r This heme !§ located on a hub •ightlv corn#r lot two block* from oar lino and three block* t# •choei. beauti ful lawn and shrubbery. Tor prloo and 1 coat ion call George & Co., Realtors, Atlantic 1084. DUNDEE SNAP. LARGE CALIFORNIA TYPE BUNOALOW Thl* five-rnom apecial i# eurely a Wr l-arg# Itght room#. ctak flnlah **d floor#. fir#plact, built-in kitchen cup board#. breakfast nook, til# bath, fln •?* of plumbing, cholc# #outh front lof. Priced t# aell quick, at $6.750—##*9 cash. Call OSBORNE REALTY CO., .* Peter? Truat BldgJackaon HEAT, sacrifice—New English colonial— 7 room?—Splendid location—Corner lot —Y#«r old—Perfect arrangement-—C*U Eaiton. JA 0«8T. * lent* for Sale. 103 3 LOT? N E cqrn#r 46th Av#. and Pinkney Sewer. #i'#r. graded. tl** far the I Clark W Johnson, KK 14ll HAVE * ?#*■ well located lot* la Fd*e «©od for tale For prices call C A. GnmmeT, ,TA 1418. _ Real Eatit, for Exchange. W* FIVE-ROOM alWicodsrn bun*t low. eaat front lot factng Fon tanel!# Bird Newly decorated ,‘ and ready to trove in. will ac» » cept vacant lot# or car at pay _ment. Sunday# call WA Ml* Wanted—Real F.Male. 1W FOR reault# Hat your property with FIRST TRUST CO . AT g:;»440 Flr»t Natl. Bank* UA\ K actual buyar for modara 4-roc:% all on one floor. FRANK v BEST, AT, till HA ftll WK SELT, Dundee home# ^i#t your prop erty with u# for results Burt C. Fowler C<v, Realtor?. JA. 14JC. O. D. HUTCHINSON CO. Real Katate lr# 1671 Earn am JA. 141*. Make Your. Spare Time Pay i You Dollars Th, Omaha Bee will pay you a lih,rat commission for writ ing now and renewal mail MiMcriptlons in out-state ter rltoriesu Many rtprmntttitti ar, now •anting $10 to 125 every month in th,ir spare tim,. Writ, for full particulars to day. You’ll be surprised to find out how easy it is to in crease your present income. Preference given out state applicant,. THE OMAHA BEE Country Circulation Department _