.TIIE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY. ATTOUST
1910,
REAL ESTATE
WAN I ED 0 BUT
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Laatlaae.
(n me about Mlnneaota farms of all de
scription!. '1 pey aie priced ritiiit
'1HE tlONKbT LAftlJ MAN
it. T. BLLl,li. WAteA-A, MINN.
BUMi'tR caors in
Lyon, Reuwouti ana Murray counties.
(Juini and let ua ihnw ou 'lie best crops
of wheat, corn, oat, barley, rye "U
flu. Hint are to be found In any tectum
of the went. We have a laria lixte uf flue
Improved farm that are offering fur
aale at from 4Q to W per acre, any one
of which will make the buyer a profit of at
least $10 per acre before winter. If you
can't come now, write ua. Mating what
size and kind of a farm you are looking
for and we will send you the dem-riplion of
aom choice bargains.
Honuallie and Harllett, Tracy, Minn.
' Soata Dakata.
"THE IDEAL rtOMB-'of 40 Acrea,
Situated- In the Big Sioux valley, four
mllea aouth of Castlewood, the county seat
f Hamlin county, 8. V., 440 acrea of deep
black loam, under yearly cultivation; lw
acres In paature and 100 In the beautiful
aprlng-fed Lake Florence, with Its sylvan
a'-enea and eimrkllnic waters, deep and pure
filled with flub anu game In season, and
nearby Is the home, a fourtcen-room house,
large barn, two granrles. chicken house,
hog house and woven wire pasture, corn
Ho. m.icnine house, small harn and nunier
ua small bulldinKe, all In good condition
with windmill, three wells and cistern, all
surrounded by a beautiful grove. Price
25,0ii0, on good terms, by M. J. Russel,
Caatlewood, 8- D.
ATTENTION.
1M acrea of prairie land two miles from
Troy j can -all be cultivated; black loam,
evil h clay subsoil; In a well settled com
munlty. For the next thirty days I can
offer this beautiful quarter for $6,300. Ontt
balf cash, balance at per cent. Address
Thomas R. Stevens, Troy, 8. D.
J1UTCHINSON COUNTY SO. DAKOTA.
I have eoma good Improvied farma at 840
to $f0 and some unimproved at 31 to
per acre. Write for our list.
C. O. BCUNEPKL., TRIPP. B. D.
FOR BALE
S40rcre farm, a square section In Deuel
Co., 8. D., good soil, good sub-soil, three
miles from station, five miles from good
town, good five-room bouse, nicely painted;
basement, barn, .-40x611, In good repair; good
lien houae, gianary and machine shed, a
wind rrllll and taukalso living spring water
on this farm. Fenced with cedar posts
and four wires,' ne.ur school and church. In
well Improved section of the country, lw
crea under plow, balance pastuie and hay
meadow, land rolling; price tU.iM an acre.
Mortgage 9.600 on the land, due 1913. want
balance cash. U. L. Craven & Co.. Onawa,
ia. .
Nebraska.
BARGAIN IN FARM
For 60 days. Special bargain. Immediate
possession If desired. J. T. Campbell,
Litchfield, Neb.
2.520-ACRE RANCH NEBRASKA.
13,000 Be.t eiulpped' ranch in the atate
at "nOWATA LAND AND LOT CO.,
Phono Rod 1999. 653 New York Life Bids.
' . A BARGAIN "
In a 'splendid 240 acre
Fillmore county, Ne
braska, farm of the
best quality, at a sac
rifice for the next 15
days. Good crops,
close to . Swedish
church and two good
towns.
J.H.BRYANT,
. Carleton, Nebraska.
180 ACRES In Deuel county, Neb., N. E. 27-13-43.
Six miles north of Juleabuig. Price
2,0u0 cash. Worth double. I. J. Brinegar,
Lincoln, Neb.
Wlsoaasla. .
B3 YOUR OWN BOSS Earn a farm of
Wisconsin's best land; rich clay loam soil;
level, near town; get my plan. O. A. Mo
Dermld, Eau Claire, Wis.
B-Ilscell.-tneoas.
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HAVE TOO A FARM FOR SALB OH
TRADE t Or do you want to buy one?
Make yuur Want known through THE Um
MOINES CAPITAL, the want medium of
loa: Rates: 1 cent a word (or each inser
tion. 3 can.a a me, 70 centa an inch. Cir
culation, 41.000, largest of any Iowa dally.
Give ua a trial. Address The Capital. Laud
Dept.. Des Molnus. Iowa.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
WE HAVE BUYERS FOR
I, 6 and 7-room house. If prices are right
re can seU your proserty tor you.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO.,
Si 1U 428 N. Y. Life Bldg.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
34,000 private money on good Real Estate
geourlty; , per cent semi-annual interest.
Write, R. C. XV., P O. Box 1,044.
4.M0 to 86,000 -on homes In Omaha. O'Keefe
Rea, Estate Co., 10t2 N. Y. Life. Douglas
r A'2162.
QARVIN BROS., 3d floor N. T. Life. 8uO0
te 8100.000 on Improved property. No delay
WANTED City loans, retere Trust Co.
WANTED City loans and warrants.
Far nam smith u Co., 1220 Farnani St.
W,
3100 to 810,000 made promptly. F. D. Wead,
Wead Bidg., lath. and, Farnam.
MONEY TO LOAN Payne Investment Co,
LOANS. to home owners and home build
rs, witb privilege of making partial pay
xotuts seuil-annually.
W., H. THOMAS,
603 Firm frailorial Bank Bldg.
SWAPS
TWO-STORY brick business block, 1
torea, offices on 2d floor; large, light base
mem; modern; attain neated. Rented tor
i.luo per year, price, Ho. 000; mortgage
6.uu0 at 4 per cent,- due In five years, 'liaua
zor iaoa.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO..
f8 N. Y. Life Bldg. 'Phone Red 1999.
4,SU) ACRES clear land at 310 per acre
want to trade for income-bearing property
ad win asauma a reHsoiiaoie amount.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO.,
GUi New York Life bldg.
"Phone Red 13!.
TO EXCHANGE.
I bulldln lota la Pittsburg, Pa., for a lot
or as part payment lor a home In Omaha.
W nut nave vout
EGBERT C. MISNER,
408 Webster-Sunderland Bldg. Doug. 4403.
32a. acres North. Dakota lard, free of In-
cunioianue.t, ror gveti uiuaua property
Ml UUI'I nIUI
aOOD Iowa and Minnesota land to ex
change for general merchandise and hard
ware stocks; many bargains. The Mercan
tile Adjuvtniejii to., uutlirio Center, la.
IK IT IS ANT KIND OK TRADK, SKtf
A. B. UATHROF
. SOU. Ol Be
W exchanre properties of merit. H. H
Culver SIJ-H13 N. Y Life Iwuitlaa 7
REAL ESTATE WANTED
HOl'SES WANTED.
We have customers for good houses, five
rooms and up In all parts of the city.
1 Hoes and 'terms must be reasonable and
properties In good, salable condition. Bring
or telephone In your listings.
PHIMKH A CHASB CO.,
80s South 17th street. Both phones.
rriPT prices for Id-hand clothing. D. 3(40.
LL.8T pi ices for KKUKKN WAICHEi
Old Uoid. vie. NATHAN. '11 8. Win att-
EF.ST I'RICE paid for second-hand fur
nnuie. raipeta, clothing and snoes, 'Phone
uuxias
WANTED TO BORROW-
FOR SALE Cll!t edge first mortgage I
per cent bonds. Address U-492. Bee.
WANTtD TO RENT
We Are Getting Numerous Calls
For Houses of An riists. List with Us,
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO.,
i24 N. Y. Life Hlrta. Phon Red 19
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Out in the Open
Will Open Hcadqaittteri in Lincoln
Hitchcock lien Cat' Off Commit
tee by Bryan' friends.
tB'pim a Staff ' Correvycudent)
DINCOI(N, Aug. 8.-i3petf)U Telegram.)
At a luec.'ing oi irienua o; i over nor biiai-
lenberger 4nd Kicl.i rd L. lltcalle tonight
at the off loo of W. M. Warning. It was
decided to open head'tiiaiVjrs at the Lin
coln hotel tomorrow aui make an acuve
canvass of the county y
Several friend Congressman Hitch
cock attended, but the sentiment expressed
among the adherents of the governor was
for Metcalfe. ' They Insisted be must be
nominated. Two parties who volunteered to
serve on the committee In the Interest of
the governor were rejected because they
were for Hitchcock. Two other men who
are on the city democratic cummlttee will
be asked to step down and nut tomorrow
because they are for the Omaha candidate.
I. H. Hatfield, who had the Bryan sena
torial campaign In charge and mho circu
lated petitions for Mr. Bryan, waa one of
those who called the meeting and Frank
Brown, a colonel on the staff of the gov
ernor, nivate Secretary l-'uraa and otheis
were present.
it was decided to hold a public mass
meeting at the end of the week, urging the
public to vote for botb Shatlenberger and
Metcalfe. Mr. Hat fluid Is a county option
oandidate fur the legislature In Lancaster.
It la said Congressman Hitcticock'ai
friends have been getting after the gov
ernor, because of the activity ot bis
Frock for the
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Posed b tmi MAOpraj v
fMOI QBiXNHDI COi
Xothlni; is more fresh and charming
than whito duck or white linen or mohair
for the maid who spends her daya in a
canoe, and such a costume may be kept
daintily clean, for canoeing Is a clean spirt,
lave tor a possible occasional ducking;.
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Before They Go Fishing Girls
Fishing, one of the best sports' In which
a girl may Indulge In in the summer,
must be arranged for, If neck, face and
hands are not to be sacrificed to ravages
of the eun. Not only are powder and cold
oream necessary, -but special protection for
the neck must be thought out. In fishing
one bends the head so much as to leave
the back of the neck exposed to the sun,
and there will be a decided line of red un
less one la careful.
The best way of preventing sunburn of
the neck is by wearing a big silk hand
kerchief. Arranged with an eye to effect.
It can be made to look very well. II
should be put on cornerwlse, the two ends
tied In front In what fishermen oall a
"square knot." Even If a linen collar la
worn, this should be over it, but with such
a bandanna an under collar Is not re
aulred. A face veil would be scorned by any
true devotee fef fishing, and so the com
plexion must be otherwise protected. .1 like
a cream made by mixing any cold
cream with powered magnesia,, forming a
thick oaste. Magnesia Is cooling. In put-
iini thia on. not only Is the face to ba
treated, but the ears also, the neck be
hind them, and under the throat.
Those who object to cream with grease
will like one that Is made by melting an
ounce of best Russian Isinglass In
two sills of rose water, adding a table-
spoonful of glycerine as soon as the first
two Ingredients are mingled, inis is pen
.tratine- to the pores, and there Is not
enough oil to effect a greasy complexion.
Hands, being more exposed than . any
DJPHT SEE ANY.
Reggje Whoever told you thero
vp ere no men here was quite
wrong, you see!
fair Oac WcU, where are
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The white linen frock Illustrated provides
for the ducking: by being- extremely sim
plealmost like a bathing- suit In style.
The ' green arid "White embroidered band
trimming la matched by a green necktie.
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Must Guard Against Sunburn
other part of the skin, must be corres
pondingly cared for. Nothing, I think,
equals the wearing of chamois gloves.
They -will get soaking -wet, of course, but
even so, If cream has been put on, there
will be neither freckles nor red after
ward. Chamois has the advantage of not
binding the hands and Is not Injured by.
water. Before putting them on, cold cream
is to be applied thickly to the backs of
the hands, and the nails 'should be tilled
until the hollow they make has been
brought up to a level with the finger tips.
Too much cream cannot be put on. A
grease Is essential for this, as constant
wetting would dry the cuticle badly, and
cream protect H. . . '
On returning from the sport, all skin
which has been greased should ba wiped
off carefully with a lotion made . from
equal parts of cucumber Juice and tincture
of benzlon. Done with care, thia will re
move all the cream, and a final application
of the lotion may be made, tor It Is
astringent and bleaching.
. 6IAUGAJIET MIXTEK.
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Daily Health Hint
J
During the warm weather every oppor
tunity should be taken to get out Into the
fresh air, especially Into the suburbs and
country. Use the week ends enjoyed dur
ing the summer for this purpose. The
peace and quiet of the country js very
restful to the nervous person who lives In
the city, with Us noise, dirt and confusion
Mx days In the week.
Asrataat Ills Coavlctloaa.
(Harper's Weekly.)
"Have ome of this Welsh rabbit. BJon-
on?" asked Blones. as he stirred the aroldeji
concoction, In the chafing dish.
"No, thanks. BJonesey." returned BJon
aon, pattLn . hi" stomach tenderly "I am
unalterably . oppoaed to all corporation
taxes."
Deplorable.
The summer, hot.
Is on the wane
And I am nit
Upon the gain.
My pocketbook
' is empty quit.
And not a look
in la in sight
To rehabil
itate my cash
And render nil
My dismal crash. .
Vacation Is,
Of course, aM right.
But, oh, gee whla.
The blll'a a frlghtl
T. E. M.
Diaseroaa.
When - In a hammock with a girl.
Watch out what you are about;
The cbancea are you'll fall In love
Or else you will fall out.
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COPYRIGHT, 19101 BT THE
Friday Aunt Harriet asked Tom down,
and he arrived yesterday. I was very
diplomatic about getting her to Invite him.
If I saj anything nice about a man she
thinks I am In love with him, so I said
what a bore he was and how tiresome it
would be to have him and how I hoped he
he coildn't come, but as Ms mother had
beenu so sweet to me I though It only kind
to be nice to him. And I said he was so
fond of aunt, too, that she had completely
cut me out, and that I believed she must
have flirted with him. Aunt never liked
Tom much and was apt to be rude to him.
Bhe didn't approve of . him at all. She
thought deeply for a few moments after I
had finished not that I had said all those
things at once, that would have been very
amateurish but after I had said she must
have flirted with him and said she'd ask
him down for the' week-end. It seems too
bad that something most unfortunate should
"I SAW SHE MUST HAVE FLIRTED
WITH THEM."
have happened the moment he came. Last
year aunt occupied the best spar room.
Bhe said there was no breexe and a great
many mosquitoes in her own room, so she
Items of
An experienced and observant woman de-ln
Clares that the roost Important moment of
the day to a man's peace of mind Is the
ten minutes that follow his return from
the work of the day. At that time one
word may change his whole state of feel
ing. He comes home usually tired. Work,
or the vexations of business during the day,
have frequently brought him to a point ot
fatigue or nervousness, at which a vary
little thing may decide what his mood will
be for the rest of the evening, aays
Woman's Life. Of course, the particular
disposition, of every man Is going to tell
here. Just as It does everywhere else. But
tha rule will hold good for the average
man. The moat Important thing for tha
tactful woman to do Is to wait until she
sees some signs of his temper before she
makes any decided move. Don't, above all
fbinrn. tell him that the plumber has Junt
sent In a terrible bill merely for making
that Uttle alteration. Pon't talk too much
a- v "''iliaiyr""
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put Tom there when he stayed here then.
This summer she has gone back to her own
quarters again.
I forgot alt about the changes, and when
"WB SPENT HALF THE DAT ON
THE BEACH."
Tom asked if he was going to sleep In the
same place ba did last year; I said yes, I
supposed so, and he dashed upstairs and
unpacked all his things In aunt's room.
When she returned from her drive I mean
crawl and went upstairs she was perfectly
furious.
Margaret carried all his things out as If
they'd bite her. I heard her telling Mary,
the housemaid, that the way young men
acted nowadays was simply scandalous.
Poor Tom felt It badly. He said he
couldn't Imagine what the pair of elastic
sided boots and the brown flannel wrapper
were doing there. He has his car with him.
and it goes like the wind; so does the time,
as w spend half the day on the beach and
the other half in the machine. It broke
down the other day right In front of May
Spencer's house. It certainly waa luck our
happening to break down right there. It
gave her a splendid chance to observe Tom
Interest to the Yomen Folk
the beginning on any subject. Conversa
tion Uken torrentlallv at tha outaet is
likely to upset anybody who Is a little
tired after a day's work, and who wants
the quiet enjoyment of the home.
The woman who follows this advice will
find her evenings pleasanter than If she
Jumped at the beginning Into the heart of
thirgs, especially disagreeable things.
A new Idea In collars is the turnover In
whit linen, striped with a color and deco
rated with a simple embroidery wort ed In
cotton the shad of the strip. The edge
Is buttonhole scalloped and above it the
design may be simple eyelets or a scroll.
It Is said that an expert laundress never
sprinkles her table linen. Eh dries It
thoroughly la the fresh air, then dips it
Into boiling water and puts It through the
wringer. Each article Is then folded In a
dry cloth as smoothly as possible and al
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and the car. She has always berm very
curious and rather catty about hlm Ha
was looking particularly attractive, and I
had on my new motor coat., so I was
pleased to observe out of the center of my
eye May looking at jus through a pair of
opera glasses.
The shutters were closed, but I could see
quite a crowd behind . her and they were all
fighting for the glasses. I hope it was the
Bridge class. I'm pretty sure that was one.
of the days they meet.
We were quite a long time getting fixed
up. I had taken off my coat meanwhile. I
happened to have on my best embroidered ''
linen frock, and I could see quite a cam
motion going on behind the shutters for the
glasses. Then when he helped me on with
the coat again my arms got caught In. the
sleeves and It took a perfect age to get. It
on. I asked him to hook It for mefunt;J.r
my chin, as I can't see the fastenings aVay '
up there. He couldn't either, and the com-
"I CAN'T REE THE FASTENING" AWAT
UP THERE HE COULDN'T EITHER."
motion up at the window waa tremendous;
one of the shutters almost, burst open.
However, he got all fixed at last and went '
off at full speed. It had been a, lovely ride.
lowed to remain there for ' a couple of
hours or so. Irons must b hoU but not
scorching, because the linen must be Ironed
perfectly dry. Herein lies the secret of th
gloss upon tabl linen that Is guiltless ef
starch. ,
A novel finish lo a gown seen recently
consisted of a fine whit lawn frill Uken
down th left side of a waist In delicate
mauve and from shoulder to wrist through
the upper part of th sleeves. Ths edge
were first cut In large shallow scallops,
only a tittle more than a ripple, and piped
frills were set on and held down at In
tervals with mauve cord loops passing vr
buttons of th same color covered wit
crochet The skirt waa of the Mint sh
as me waist and the finish a black satin
belt and craVat to match. 1
For afternoon gowns crape de chine tusr
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