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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: APRIL 7, 1911
REAL ESTATE.
CITV PROPKKTT FOR S4I.B.
$3,000
For 7 Room Home
2572 Spalding Street
Has reception hall, parlor, living
room, dining room and kitchen on
first floor, throe good bed rooms and
bath on second floor; all nicely dee
orated. Oak floors up and down
stairs. The property is In A 1 condi
tion and is strictly modern, except
beat. It is worth every cent of
43,60; In fact the property next
door, bollt on the same plan, at the
same time, sold last fall for close to
14,000. Fnll sooth front lot on
pared street. Can arrange terms.
For further particulars call or
-Tihons
Glover Realty Syndicate
D. 19.1. 1220 City Nat'l Bank.
Public Sale of Real
Property of Estate
On Wednesday. April 14 at 1 o'clock
s. m. will be held a publle Mi or a
tory. two-apartment brick flat, located
at IS and U4 North Mth street In
Omaha, Nebraska. Earn apartment eon
tains living room, dtntnf room, aitcnen,
pantry, sleeping rooms, with cloaats and
bath room. Principal rooms finished In
oak with quarter-sawed oak floors. Separ
ate hot air Beaur plant tor seen apart
ment. All In absolutely first class con
d i Uon and strictly modern In every re
spect. This can be sold subject to a mortac
for $3,150 which buyer can take as part
of purchase price. The property Is sold
under order of court and deed will be
elven under order of court. This Is a
chance to set a good home or a good
rental proposition cheap. Corns and bid.
Pale will be made on the front steps of
Poujr!as County Court House at Omaha,
Nebraska.
Any osrson deslrlna to see the prop
erty can go through by applying at 1M
North 30th St., any evening after 7
OCIOCK.
OTTO SKOD8HOLM. Administrator.
BARGAINS.
Kast. Kill Franklin. SOxltf I 750
Near rth and St. Mary's. )il3 1.500
West, 2Mb Davenport. 33x131 l.aoo
Rth, mar bprague, MexWO tun)
2th end Dewey Ave., 45xlM 40
Ssth and Webster. 144x10a, choice.... 6.000
3414 Casa 4 room 1.2M
lUn Charles, t rooms, corner. ...I.... l.i'O
1(11 S. 29th, 7 rooms, modern...-!.... 1.500
3U Dodge. Kxm feet 4..W0
! houses, near P. O.. 47 rental 1.HU
j-10 liewey Ave., $900 rental 4600
JOHN N. FRENZEK. BOTH 'PHONKK.'
POR 8ALB S-room modern house, i
and bath on first floor; reception, parlor
and dining room finished In oak; walla
.let-orated ; built-in cupboard; full base
ment, tsuo cash, balance monthly. 4iU
in. wtn. weoster ra.-
Two Nobby Bungalows
4 lance, wall arranged, nandsomely
decorated rooms; nice combination light
ing fixtures; fine cemented cellar; near
crosstown car ana in wanting atatance;
price cut to 42.9jO; $t$0 cash.
Also dandy well arranged bungalow,
modern In every way; on targe south
front lot on nice paved street, near 33d
and Hamilton St. Tills a a great bar
gain at 12,500, 11.000 cash.
Kasp Bros.
JW McCsctie Bldg. Doug 1B5J. A 8J
New Brick Residence
4-room strictly modern brick veneered
dwelling, with hardwood finish and pol
ished oak floors upstairs and down; hot
water heat; superbly located, with large
grounds, one block from street car. This
house waa built In 191L Is of the latest
style, with large living room below, large
sleeping porch off of principal bedroom;
one bathroom complete and pipes In for
private Istlh In second story; also fur
tenants' bath en Id floor. Price, 116,000.
J. H. Dumont & Son
Tel. Doug. MO. HW Farnant St.. Omaha
H0-CA8H WILL. DO-4M.
-room all modern new house, half block
from Leavenworth St. car, oa full lot;
balance at 430 Per month.
Ioiw. 312. MKNGKDOHT. A-3S49.
I WANT AN OFKKR
on the 4-room. all modern house at 2524
Wirt St. This Is nearly new and la a
very well built lVa-story house, hard pin
finish; lot nice shade, permanent
walka. Is worth I3.1MJ, but the beat offer
takes It. If you want a bargain, see this
Monday. Call Dean. Douglas 1391.
M PER CENT INVESTMENTS.
Two three-story brick apartments, rent
ing for IH10 per month, close In; price
tht.000. 115,000 cash. Will consider IJO.IU)
In trade.
Tore double brick flats, VA and How
erd Sis.; renting for 12.100 per annum,
reduced to (22.000; 4S.6uO cash, balance
mortgage.
WESTERN REAL ESTATE CO..
411 Karbach Blook.
Phone Douglas 4WT; Ind.. A-3KM
I WANT listed some 4, ( and 7-room
cottages In north part of olty; I bavs
two customers waiting; can also us
some vacant; If you want to sell see me
at one. Dean, 417 Bee Bldg. Douglas
laa.
BRAND NEW EASY TERMS
', 6-ROOM MODERN
I 13.250
f Splendid new cottage, on good lot, near
,f Ames Ave. car line; complete and mod
' era In every detalL
BARNES WILSON,
4QS Bee Bldg. v Douglas 3WI
For Sale By Owner
Exceptionally wsU built, all modern
home, 4 large rooms, with reception hall
and bath, hot water best-13.750. 2417
Charles St. 'Phone W. 2744.
. BUY DIRECT FROM
OWNERS
Modern Cottage-Bungalow Type
No. 414 North 29th Street.
FIVE 1100 W 8 COMPLETED.
Bath, Pantry and Closets.
Oak and hard pine finish.
Ppace for two more rooms.
Full basement.
SMALL CASH PAYMENTS
Balance same as rent.
Call . up owners. During
office hours, Douglas in.
After 4:14 p. nx, Webster
2335.
SEVEN-ROOM modern bouse; lot 1
feet front; large chicken boose and yard;
$3,209 will buy this property; owner roust
leave city; only 3S blocks north of Dodge
St.
M'CAGim INV. CO,
Itf Dodge St.
Will Sacrifice My
Home to Sell Quick
Seven large rooms; finished attic; Bleep
ing porch; combination fixtures; two fire
places; oak floors; vacuum eleaaer; elec
tric washer, gas water beater. LOOK AT
THIS. S'JS Laiayette avenue. Pbene Har
ney. 17.
HERB Id WHERE TOUR DOIXOJU
DOUBLK.
Modern 4-room, mm beautiful ' view
point In Omaha: overtook! the entire
city; nearly ne mm ef giueed. .fruit
and beautiful lawn. Owner seeds niooey
uuj will sacrifice for H
NATIONAL) INVESTMENT CO..
M Hrandeis Bldg. 1. L unuu. Nee.
4 ACHES IN BRIGHTON ADDITION
to Omaha; two blocks from dry limits.
34 averse grape in bearing. Owner non
resident and saya la eeii. Price, 8,700;
will carry a part.
15 ACRES well Jnrprwred fruit, track
end chickes ranch, 4S aelsratesf' rwa from
Omaha: t acres beartnej frsst. Let of
mm oi
srgaan.
Impruseanenta FTJooel wee, a bargain.
snoe reoncee id tz.mm.
W.W JUTCHZUU
EI
HEAL ESTATE
CITY f ROPEKTT fOR .!-
Bargains
I 0S-8maH cettage with city water at
an Seward; lot toxlT.
4 lOOs-7-roora, good, well built nous,
modern except furnace at 2 De
catur St.: lot 201UI7.
1 ream cottage, modem except
furnace at 211 Ohio St.; let 4vx
IS.
t X7S-4Wroom mod. house with good fur
nace, all la nice order, on corner
lot "0-foot front fronting KounUe
Place. BIO BARGAIN.
t J.400--room. new. modern, up-to-date
houae; hardwood finish on the first
floor; full basement; hardwood
floors on second floor; three bed
rooms; stairway to floored attic
MOW-10-roora. fine home, built of
pressed brick with slat roof; oak
finish; hot water heating plant;
Urge basement wtih bricked up
partition; laundry: four fireplaces
with mantels; corner lot 74xU4;
fine garage; both stseeta paved;
would take a small property for
pert payment.
W. II. GATES,
Room 444 Omaha Nat. P-ank Bldg.
Phone D. 134. W. to
2 Best Bargains
for Investment
Two brick flats, blocks from
postofflce, always rented at $$60 per
year; price, 17,250.
Two houses near Omaha Dally
News, facing lSth and 19th Sts,. on
a lot 50x180; price, $8,500.
SEE ME FOR CENTRAL BARGAINS
J. N. Snitzer
422-S Paxton Blk. Tel. D. I167.
3823 N. 23d St.,
$2,900
Five rooms, bag city water, sewer,
gas, electric light sod furnace;
rooms all nicely arranged and deco
rated; in locality where the. sur
roundings are very good.
HASTINGS HEYDEN.
114 Harney St.
FOR SALE
My Fine Home In
Avondale Park
No. 1771 Webster St., a two-story square
houae, 7 rooms, built three year ago for
a hom; strictly modern In every detail,
quarter-sawed mountain oak finish, two
sets of ten-Inch columns and pedestals,
very massive: price, 4.W0; a cash pay.
ment of 41, MB end easy terms on th
baU nee; I per cent Interest. An un
precedented opportunity. See owner at
above number. GEO. W. MOORE.
Acre Tracts
One acre on 1Mb St., Just north of Fort
St. Rich garden land, near city school
and paved Ft. Only 1M.
At win and Blondo Bis., s nearly level,
sightly tract of i lots, 60124 ft. each, 2
blocks from the Benson St. car Una
Only 11.100.
On list St between Blondo and Bur
dette sts, 4 lots, 60x128 feet recn, for
II. WO. These 'overlook part of the Coun
try club golf links and are a bargain at
this price. Will divide.
Harrison & Morton
1 Omaha Nati Bk. Tel. D. 214.
Investments
St. Louis brick flat. rooms below, i
rooms above, oak woodwork, separate
furnaces, flret-ctaas construction and al
most new; Income, 2720; loeated one block
from Karnam car litis and on mil from
14th and Farnam Him. A choice Invest
ment In a fine location. Price, fi.OuO,
WiOo feet, with railroad trackage, 2
story building, occupied by retail stores
below and rooms for men sbove. Only
two tenants. Income, 11,02. Price, ts.kO.
This property belong to an estate and
must De sold. That Is why It is offered
so cheap. Th ground alone Is worth
almost the fuJ1- rice,
J. H. Dumont & Son
Phone D. eso. loot Farnam St
Big Lot 65x141
4-Poom House $1100
On 36th St., near Grand Ave. car
line, with an excellent 4-room cot
tage, well, chicken house, young
fruit, snd only fire blocks from car
line. You will mils a good buy if
you don't investigate this at once,
Easy terms.
Office open every Saturday even
ing. HASTINGS ft HEYDEN,
1614 Harney St.
Close-In
4-r.. all mod., aonth front, trees, paved.
near CrelKbton and high school, tith snd
lavenport.
-r., all mod., NEW, SQUARE, south
and east front, comer lot. 1 blk, to
Cretghton college.
Vacant corner, for flats or apartments,
fronts on 1 streets, SSxUt, all ta paved.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.
1414 Omaha Nat. Bank. Uouglaa or A-aUL
jLveninga, ii. ssu or n. sisf.
WANTEI-Oood reliable men In dlf
ferent localities In Nebraska to handle
ttriotly high class proposition In Florida
fruit and truck lands. Address Florida
Homes Land Co, tit MoCegue Bids,
Omaha, Nab.
Nearly New 5-Room Cottage
$300.00
43M Seward St., parlor, dining room,
kltchsn, 1 bedrooms, bath first floor;
with amall expanse three bedrooms caa
be finished upstair: built for a hom.
first class workmenahln and material,
full lot SOxUO feet, south front, dose to
oar snd school, aa Ideal horn and loca
tion. Owner en premise will show you
or 'phone m Doug. M7 Sundays and
venlngs Barney 114k,
Geo. Marshall
111 Board of Trade Bldg
HANSOOM. PARK LOT
East front corner lot, iOxiaS ft., two
Mock west of Park. Paved street, with
paving paid. Only 41. US.
JKFF W. BEDFORD BON.
60S Board of Trad. Fbon Douglas 4T71
A GREAT BARGAIN.
Nine lots, wouid mak over an sere of
ground, three blocks from Omaha car
line. In West Council Bluffs, ten minutes'
ride from Mth end Douglas, ale place
to raise chickens, fruit or anything; will
sell oa exceptionally easy terms, only
WALLACE! BENJAMIN.
Rooms LI,. First Nstional Bank Bldg..
Council Bluffs,
'Phone Ml
FOR SALE By owner. U-room, mod
ern house with attic; fin furnace, and
plenty of cloeeta
South front, lot (taut, paving paid; Tit
Willow Ave.. Council Bluffs. la -
CLOSE-IN, t-R MEW
S. W. stth end California, ever stare:
best Improvements.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.
Near 24th and Elliston Ave.
Twe choice south fraet Iota sSxm each
on 4-foot terrace; eement walk. These
are a great bargain at 2S each.
Rasp Bros.
M MOcagoe BWg. Dong. MSI? A-9S4
tz CASH or a vaeaat lot and SB per
month will bay a t-room beoae. eaoden:
barn, paved street. I Mocks to Mth at
car. sere your rent wiener and bar thia
P. Q. NIELBES.
21 Otnaha Kat'l Bank.
RKAL KST ATH
CITY FKOHKS.TY FOR SAI.BT
Spring Bargains
$30 CASH
Balance $1 per month, fine cor
ner lot. (0x135, sooth front, block to
car. high and sightly; fine location
for a home; neighborhood first
class Price $550.
- $300 CASH
- Nine-room ail modern house, block
to car. in good neighborhood. For
the man with small amount of rash
and large family this is the beet bar
gain I know of. Trice S3, Soft, bal
ance easy.
$600 CASH
Balance monthly; new, all modern
7-room house, with attic, oak finish
hardwood floors on both 1st and Id
floors; Urge lot, 50x142; cement
walks, east front, on car line: very
desirable. Price, fS.COO. Look this
np at once.
Benson &
Carraichael
4J Paxton Block.
CONDON PLACE.
Omaha's newest addition where th
monthly payments are.only So per month.
All iota are on grade or on a alight
terrace. All strests and alleys grided
to established grades.
Three schools and two churches within
four blocks; only one-half block to car
Una Reached by the cross Town une
get off at Bancroft 8t., and walk one
half block east to the property. Price
range from WO to KuO terms 110 cash,
balance g per month. Tills is positively
the cheapest close-in property that we
know of. flats will be mailed upon ap
plication. Fhon If. M. Christie for appointment
W. Farnam Smith & Co.
U Pamam BL
Tel. Douglas K4-lnd A-1'H
BUY FROM OWXEK
Am leaving state and have th following
properties: 72bl N. ISth. all modern, i
rooms, reception hall, bath, 00 feet on
Boulevard, room tor another house on
oorntr; 2412 Corby, all modern, 7 rooms,
reception hall, bath, 60-root lot, barn and
fruit; 2114 Wirt, 9 rooms, largo reception
hall, hot water lieut, tiled bath, oak
finish, garage, tS-ft lot: 27th near Lake,
vacant cornor, ahtUO, room for 3 houses,
good rental district. I,ook at these and
it Interested call Webster 2791. Do not
bother tenants.
HOT WATER
AND STEAM HEATING
B-room bouse 1200.00
to 7-room house. ... 1250.00
8 to 9-room house. .. .11 300.00
JOS. W. MOORE,
Tel. Webster 884 1542 N. 18th 8t
7 ROOMS 4
An sll modern house, with large lot
47ilM, nicely et out with shrubbery snd
trees, en paved street. In Creighton'a 1st
addition, good location; price, I4.nn.
Owner anxioua to sell. Jou should see
this. It s a snap.
BEMIS-CARLBERO CO.
D WB. Ho-811 Brandela Theater.'
OWNER LEAVE CITV.
Offers hla sll modern home, one block
from the new Cathedral, built In 110,
for ..
F. D. WEAD. lsni Farnam.
IIL'HT BEHU
19 acre farm, well Improved, In Fill,
mnre Co. Neb.; price tl.0W, V.00 on ah.
440 acres Improved In Kimball Co.;
price 111, MO, 13,1011 rash.
WKHTKRN RKA1, EBTATB Ctl..
411-1I Karbach Hlk Omaha. Neb
BEMIS PARK
7-room home offend this week near
Mth and Charles els., all modern, garage,
large lot ixU74; price, H.OJ0.
BEMIS-CARLBERO CO.,
D iHk 110-JH Brandels Theater.
RKAL E8TAT1C LOAMt
OMAHA property and Nabraaaa laada
O KEEFK HsTaL ESTAThl CO..
114 New Omaha Nat'l Bans Building.
UOSILY to loan on business or rasl.
denes properties, 11.04 t MKuud. W. kU
inusAif. mu eirst cat l uana mag.
WAMKU City loans and warrants.
TV Farnam Smith Co.. 1UU Faruam St.
1W to tui.ww mad promptly. F. w.
Weed, Wsad Bldg,. uth and Farnaos.
GAKV1N BROS. -ona. sksi sou uv.
uaJMWI cau Omaha Nat l Usuk
LOANS Farms snd city property.
H. Dumont tt Son, lea Farnam L
6
CITx" LOAN 8. llcmls-Csrloeig Co-n-U
Brandels Theater Bldg.
Vt AN'i kl-ciiy loans Pstsrs iTust C.
Wanted farm loans. Kloke Inv. Co.,oma
HEAL ESTATE FOR RENT.
keren euw siasuih iiaeee,
TWO farms for rent These fanes are
good tillable lend, wall Improved, eontaia
trig 144 acres and 1W acres. J. T. Collins,
Council Blufla la Pbon Black 41ia
TEN acres, Kth and Pacific dts.
OAR VI n Rkoa,
8M Omahs Nat Bank Bldg.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
I WANT s good flv or sis-room house.
tx.000 to 44,000, Give exact location, low
est prloa snd best terms that will be
considered. AdcJress L "M. Bee.
WASTED iu KEJfT
WANTED to rent about i acres ot laud
near Omaha. Q-715, Bee.
WANTED In West Farnam, Dundee or
Hanscom Park district by gentleman, a
large, airy, cool, southeast, furnished,
modern room in Strictly private family.
K 777, Bee.
RESPONSIBLE young couple, no chil
dren, desire one Urge or two nicely fur
nished rooms, with strictly first else
board or asm nearby. Suit with ptivst
bath Preferred. Must be well furnished.
Will consider rooms only with south or
east exposure. Kererencee exchanged.
Address B-741. cere Bee.
MARRIED couple wants board A room,
must be first eiaa. Address F-744,
WAATKu TO BUI
Household gds, clothes A shoes. Big
If yoe want beat price for furniture,
stoves snd carpets, call Lie barman. B
&2.
CASH FOR SILVER Dd .
td-btvnq goorts Kler. ivai enter. D. SOU.
I WANT TO HI Y for cash, for ellenin
of mine, two 4 to s-room houses In Hens-
oom rant or Field club districts. I want
these house NOWl o niesa eaJl un nr
call In at once with price and description.
D. X746 714 Brandeis Tneatsr. A-1751
WANT VACANT LOTS.
I want for client three or four medium
priced lota In north part of eity; must
be prfVed light and well located. CaU
Dean. Douglas iXO.
I HAVE a client wallln for Lnn.
boose, la north part preferred. In neigh
borhood of 24th and Wirt: must be new
or nearly so and modern. J. W. Dean.
Douglas I24B.
WASTED SUTDATIOXS
WAKHIMi an-S ironin-' uone. T M S4W
41rst-le. practical sure. 11 la. A-fafi
montns" experleace In office wkmas w. po
sltlaa as stenographer; Is rapid on the
typewriter end. a good speller. Address
u izi. stee.
REUA&LR L. in "
sttlea en farm. No experience, sot wools
Uka ts. 1mm hMlM l. ,
1 sot ae Intotarellnc liquors, aeV
suse u . UBam Hee
Day werk. tec aa soar. Harewr em
sfnrwr u .j ,H
' wmm-s or a
wore, auiirens 491 Xkartk Eta fa.
WAXTKD rTT.T10NS.
WANTED By an elderly German cou
ple, place to work; man for outside and
Karden wurk. woman f,r housework.
3l4Avenue E. Coun.il Wluffs. la
CIIKK-Flrst classiwber sndrcllbl
ln hotel in or out of cltv. Address A U
Warwick. I!2 Dodge St.
YOUNG Udy wants o(fl.-e work; smsll
wages to start. I'fione Webster
Hl'SDI; washing. cents a doien;
rough dry. 75 cents a dos. W'ehster nst.
Curtain laundrred7cp-t!uar- " Mttt
Family and bundle'laundry. guar. w. osu;
UK STOCK MAKKET OF WEST
Ship your stock to South Omaha. Sava
Sileags and ahnnkage. Your coasise.
aisnis receive prumiit and careful alien,
ties,
live Steck Cemml-alee Merchants.
Bysrs Bro Co. Strong and rosponslbla
WOOD BROS., a-J Kcnnrm.l"
Oreat WeaL Coni. Co.. Omaha a LKnver.
W. R SUfl 11 a BON)uVt hanJirsnesa
Clay. Robinson a Co.. Mi fcamangs UidgT
Intsrstate Co. Better results. 6hip to ua
CLIFTON Com Co.. za aUchang dtdgT
Cox a Jones Com. Co.. buncnofnuatiera
L. E. ROBEK i'8 a co.. is Eicn. biaa
Farmer L. 8, Com. Co.. as) Exch. Bids,
Martin Broa. a Co.. aa-4 Kicn. UMa
tWOBKOi handle cattle, hogs. sheesT
Deposit proceeds of sUpmenu la Sloes
Tarda Nat 1 Bank. Daly u.ok at yarua
OMAHA. THE GRAIN MARKET
WEEKS GRAIN CO.. grain ue-cuauu.
Ceasignawsis soUdted, 1W Brandela
UOVEU.VME.T NOTICES.
OFFICE OF THE CI CARTERM ASTER.
Fort Logan. Colorado, April lt, IvU.
neairo proposals In triplicate will be ta
reived her until lu s, m., slay 1, Hit, fur
furnishing Corn, Oats, Hay, traw or
bedding Hay, Wood, Fuel Coal. Char
coal, Mineral Oil and Oasoline, rfguliml
durmc the fiscal year ending June Ju, mil.
at Fort Logan, Colo. Information fur
nished on application here. Knruloui'S
to be mark so "Proposals for fotage, bed
ding. wood, fuel coal, charcoal, mineral
oil and ga-olln at Fort Logau, Colorado,
T. T. Fliseell. guariermaeier.
A4--7-Vr
FORT IXOAN. COLORADO, MARCH U,
lull tieaied prooosa-s. In tr.pllcata,
will be received her until 19 a m..
April 13. lilt, for the oonstroctlon of an
Irrigation pip system for the parade
ground, athletic field, sta, at this depot
blank forms for bidders, specifications
and full Information may he obtained
upon application. Th lTnltd 8tats
reserve th right to accept any or ail
proposals or sny part thsreof. Knvel
opes contsinlng propoaala should b
marked "Pmpuaele for Irrigation Pip
Systsm," snd sddressed to th Con
structing (Jusrtermaster. Fort Logan,
Colorado. T. T. Frlssell, Captain snd
Quartermaster, V. 8. Army.
M1S-17-14-0A4-7
I.EGAI, NOTICE.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
The Villas of Dundee. Douglas County,
Nebraska Invites bids for outblng and
guttering snd for paving In the vfllsgs
of Dundee to be constructed during the
sesson of 1812 and aa ordered by th
Board of Trustees. Bids to b received
at my office. 411 Brown Block, Omaha,
until noon atonasy, spm ism, isii, said
bids to bo sealed snd accompanied by
certified check of tMd.M. Plans snd
specification snd other Information as to
work can OS nan irom me vuiags ,11
glnesrs. King Rnhrbaugh, McCagu
Uulidins. Omaha Th Village of Dun
dee reserves the right to reject any or
all Wda
K. n. il lain- village tiers.
A4dlt
REAL K8TATK TRANSFERS
Denis Ills lor near Aorll a 111!:
C. H. rickes to a T. tUiklssM, let t
g. S UiioSr. ir. s sub I4.3M
C. R. KlrSM u A. T. Iteklaass. let i,
I S Duudr. )r 's sub 1.TM
N. HubesrS sn4 site Is K. i. U4rrr. Iota
s, s, I, a . 'S, 11 sns II, blerk t, SB4
etber lets. Belsient Fsrfc as
H A. Mass i4 wlls Is O S. Jn.iu. sub
IS I X kt I l UI W U selt sa
14-lilt 1
Uri Bjlllutintt to Maris Jahsaoa, lis It,
bliick la, Hill 4U
a O. Ssiiik u U V. jepsss, leT U, block
II. Kossus Pla.'e 1
B J. ntllneSs si al. to J. J. Onaabr, j
lota n as St. Maflsl4 1,40
Lllllo At roo to lUrr Uerber. ssrt lot I,
Mek u. rarsw a sss t,e
RAJXWAX TLViE CARD
t.NiO.M Bi'A'l'lOM Tenia and Meson.
I'alea Paelflo
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CH0ISS RF.BTAll.ST. FOE MONTHS
Masterpieces at Ureat Religiose
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Talented Soloists.
Baptist.
Cavslry Branch. Thirty-fourth and
Sewurd-Blble school Sunday at I V
m., V. H. Owells, superintendent.
Calvary. Twenty-fifth and Hamilton.
Rev. H. R. Curry, Pastor ServH-es at
10 a) a. m. and 7 30 p. m. Morning Easter
sermon with music. Evening sernvm will
be followed by bartlsm of candidates.
Bible school at noon, young peunl"
meeting at 4:30 p. m.; Wedneeday, 4 p.
m., detotional service.
lmmsnuel. Twenty-fourth and f.nkney
Rev. J. a Kbersole, Pastor Blbl school
at noon, young peopls meeting at 4 JO
p. m., Ksstrr services at 10:W a m. and
7:J p. m. Morning serm n. "Death and
Life.' At th evening service a law
number will receive believer's baptism.
Special musical numbers In th momiiu,
and the Kastrr csntata In tne evening
by chorus choir dlrocled by Mi. Harold
H. Thorn.
First Baptist. Comer Park Avenue and
Harney Street Special Easter service
Preaching morning and evening by F. S
Stein. D. l. Morning service at 10'
o'clock, subject. "An Barter Mesasse "
Sunday school at noon, young people's
prayer meeting at 4:4i p. m . evening ser
vice at 7; o'clock, subject, "The Ir
represslbls Question." Regular weekly
prayer meeting Wednesday evening at
7 ii o'clock.
Grace, Tenth snd Arbor. Rev. P. F.
Felmsn, Pastor Sunday school at 14 a.
m.. 11 a. m.. Easter sermon, preceded by
baptism anil followed by "The Lord's
Supper.- The subject of ths sermon is,
"Yourselves Alive from the Dead.'" A
selected musical program will be given In
connection with this srvlc. Popular
evening servloe at 7:44 o'clock at which'
Clark's stringed qusrtet will assist the
choir. The subject Is "The Necessity and
Reasonableness of Faith."
Christian Selene.
First Church of Christ, Scientist, St.
Mary'a Avenue and Twenty-fourth Bun
day school at i:4t a m.; Sunday service
at II a. m. and I p. m.; subject of lesson
sermon, "Unreality."
Centrreaatleenl. i
St. Mary's Avenue-Morning service st
KM s. m.. Esater morning worship ser
mon, subject "Moments In th Delectsblo ,
Mountains;" 7 at p. m., Easter program. I
pastor's subject, "Lit After Death." j
First Oermsn Free F.vsngsllcal, Corner
Twelfth and Dorcas Publio worship and
address on this "Raster Occasion," both
morning and vnlng by Mr. II. Bruec
hert, superintendent, with appropriate
musla, Sabbath school at 1 10 p. m.
HlllaWe. Thirtieth snd Ohio, Rev. W.
S. Hampton, Pastor Morning worship,
with special Easter muslo st 10 St) o'clock.
Bible school at noon. Junior Endeavor at
1 p. ni.. Senior fjidravor at 7 p. m. Rev.
H. L. Mills, former , pastor, will preach
st I p. m.
First Corner Nineteenth and Devei
port, Frederick T. House. Pastor Morn
ing worship, "Easter Service" at 10:4f
o'clock, sermon by th pastor on "Some
Experience ot An Idealist" In the
evening there will be a special Easter
S raise service by th choir under the
irectlon of Frederick P. Freemant! at
7:44 o'clock. Young People's Society Chrls-
tlan Endeavor at o cioca.
Kplseepel.
8t. Andrew' Forty-first and Charles,
F. D. Tyner, Rector Celebration of the
holy rommdnlnn at 7 a. m., I a. m. and
11 a, m.j evening ervlce at 7:10.
Church of St. Philip th Deacon. Twenty-first
snd Paul, Rev. John Albert Wl.
llama. Rector Easter day; Holy com
munion at 4: a m.i matins, holy
eurhsrlst (choral) and sermon st 11; ves
pers snd ohlldren's service st 4 o'clock.
Church of the Oood Shepherd, Twen
tieth and Ohio. Rev. T. J. Collar, Rector
Easter day: Holy communion, 4 JO, I and
IV:). At the later service th Rastsr
music will be rendered; children's Kaetsr
service and holy baptism, 1:44; no service
In th (veiling.
St. Pkul'a Thirty-second snd Cali
fornia, Rev. John William Jones, A, !..
Rector ejund y school Easter service st
it, a. m.. Holy communion snd Keater
sermon at 11 a m.. subject, "Th Memory
of Death and 4tie Laying Hold of Life."
Kvtolng prayer and sermon at 4 o'clock
Presbyterian.
Clifton Hill. Forty-fifth and Orsnd.
Thomas B. Oreenle. Pastor Hlbls school.
14 a. m., Eastsr lesson; mm worship, u
a. m.. and th canisia, easier xngeis.
by th choir. Vesper communion ser
vice, 4 p. m.; st 4:4V Young Peoples Eas
tsr servlca
North, corner Twenty- fourth and wirt.
M. V. Hlgbee, D. D., Pastor Morning
worship at 10:30; theme, "The Gladnsss of
Easter. nunusy scnoui at u. loung
Pennie s Boclty of ChrlsUan Endeavor at
4:30. Special Easter program by the Bab
bath school st ?:
Lowe Avenu, Corner Fortieth snd
Nicholas. Rev. Nathaniel McUlffln. D.
D.. Paator Morning Eaater services at
10:30 and vesper tervice st 4; Sunday school
at 14; Junior cnaeavor at s; senior En
deavor at 4:40. Nn evening services;
special muslo by Mra Mullla snd her
choir. ,
Third. Twentieth snd Leavenworth
4:30 a. m Sunday school, A. D. Hcher-
merhorn. superinunoent. to rn, sacramsnt
of th Lord's uppr, reception of new
members snd sermon oy itev. A. u. Mar
ahsll. D. D. 7:30 p. m.. program of Kas
ter music and recitations by the Sun
day school. i
mrst United. Twenty-first and Emmet.
Rav. A. C. Douglssa, D. D Pastor 10:30
a m., first anniversary sermon ot present
psstor. "Th Pic oc in rtesurreetion In
the Minister's Message.' Special music
under th direction of Miss Clara Beef kin.
7: p. m.. topic, "Take Ye Away the
atone' 4:40 p. m.. Young People ser
vice. Blbl school at 14 noon. 1
First. Corner Seventeenth and Dodge.
Rev. Edwin Hart Jenka. D. D., Psstor
Publ c worship at iu JU a. m.. w th ser
mon by paator; theme, "Till He Comes."
At 4 p. m., a musical Easter service In
place of evening preaching service.
Christian Endeavor meeting at 4:14 p. m.
Sunday school st IX. ,
Fslrvlew. Pratt and Fortieth, Charles
H. Fleming. Pastor Bible School and
church unit In s social taster service be
ginning at 1 P. m. in ths evening th
service of ong. Thursday evening the
annual congregational meeting at 4 p.
m. Reports from sll lln of work, plans
for the future, etc, will be considered st
thst time.
The Church of th Covenant. Pratt snd
Twenty-seventh. Charles H. Fleming.
pastor Morning worship. "A race illum
ined. ' In Easter service, at W 44. Bible
school at noon. Endeavor st 4:14 and
evening worship at 7:30. An Easter ser
vice by th Sunday school. Wednesday
evening the eleventh lesson in Matthew,
Chaptera
Westminster, Rev. T. II. McConnell.
Pastor 10J0 a. m . "An Kastrr Medita
tion." with special Eaater music by
Chorus choir. 14 noon, Ssbbath school
and Hlble classes. 1p.m., Cnspel Sabbath
school. 7 p. m-. Young People's Society.
4 p. nv. holy communion with ordination
of elders and deacons and reception of
members. Rev. Ralph Housman, moder
ate of presbytery, and Rev. Daniel E.
Jenkins. D. D.. will assist st ths tables.
Dundee, Fiftieth and Underwood, Onnt
E. Fisher, Minister Morning worship. 11,
'Resurrection and the Immortal Lira"
Evening worship, 7:k, "Borne Practical
Effects of the Belief In th Immortal
Ufe." Christian Endeavor. 4J0, "The
Kind of Life Wa Shall wish w Had
Lived" Luke K: 19-ai. (Easter conser
vation meeting). At the morning service
the sacrament of the Lord s supper will
be observed. Reception of members st
this service.
Caatellar congregation held their annual
business meeting at the ohurch Wednes
day night. April X. Rev. D. K. Jenkins,
moderate of the church, presiding. The
reading of secretarial and treasurers!
reports were heard end approved. Th
following named men were elected as
officer of the church for the term of
three yes re: Elder. F. W. Kreile and
Frank Wood; deacons, H. L. A. Boa ml
snd John C Graw; trustees, H. M. Lau
oacll and . C. Oranctv
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