TTIE OSTATLV SHTDAT BEE: APRIL 27, 191,1.
11-B
Home-Builders and Home-Furnishers of Omaha
Modern
We place the plan
specialist within reach
of every picketbook
Having Bpeclal plans drawn Is usually
vory expensive anil Is usually within the
reach of the few people of means.
This company realizing that most peo
ple seldom build more than one house In
a lifetime have arranged to enable those
who wish us to build a home for them
to enjoy tho services of our architect In
designing tholr home as they . want u
designed.
We are thereby affording an unusual
opportunity to tho people of thlB com
munity of having quality homes built
after their own Ideas without the heavy
extra oxpenBe of tho special plans which
wo furnish to all of our clients.
We'll bo pleased to have you commu
nicates with us.
Cnll, write or phono D 8318.
flankers Realty investment ompany
404-410 City National Bank Building.
Omaha, Neb.
Phono Douglas 8318.
FOR WASHING AIili PAINTED AND VARNISHED SURFACES
Use Spot-lite Cleaner
it will clean painted walls properly without streaks. Does
not injure any surface. Can bo Used by anyone.
For use on Flat Palntfl, Gloss Paints, White Enamel Faints,
Varnished Surfaces, Windows, Hath Tubs, Sinks or any place
whore cleaning is done with water.
Prices No. 1 carton 10J: No. 2 carton 15; No. 3 car
ton 25d: 40-lb. buckets, 12d Per lb.; 100-lb. buckets, Hrf
per lb.; 350-lb. buckets 10 per lb.
Barker Bros. Paint Co.
Brick Home for Threp Thousand Doll ore
16094 Farnam St.
Phone Douglas 4750.
Be Sure That We Move You This Spring
The best equipment for all moy
4 ing, packing and storage. '
Omaha Van & Storage Co.
16th and Leavenworth Streets
3
Henry S. McDonald.
Nate Traphagan.
Nebraska Tent & Awning Co.
Phone Doug. 3641. 1701 Leavenworth.
Phone for our salesman to call' with -prices and
samples. Our prices demonstrate the fact that we be
long to no trust or combination.
'. 1
.tut :
'0
Vn
t -Jaw rnnli I m rotm .
t
f MMrtJART M"iflCM - 10554
ruiaim wins nzozi - ajto
TDMHSf WMIW TO (TART 4?,nrftl
This design is reproduced from "The Brickbuilder," in whose competition for a small brick
house of the bungalow type it won first prize. It was submitted by Ralph J. Batcheldor
of Boston, Mass.
Every building, no matter what kind, will look better and last
longer if facod with
Hy-Tex Brick
See our now and beautiful colors on display.
Hydraulic Press Brick Co.
litOU-il AV. O. W. Bide;.
Wood has long- been tho cheapest bully
ing; material In America In respect to
first cost, and bo it lias' been the popular
opinion that brick was too expensive ex
cept for tho wealthy. But all tho time
the supply of lumber has been diminish
ing and today the price has advanoed
until It is not very much cheaper than
brick. In fact, the difference Is so little
that with the many advantages of tho
more endurable material It seems almost
folly not to use It. An ordinary small
brick house costs .about 16 per cent moro
than one of frame construction, yet at
least (12 a year is saved which would be
required to paint an eight-room frame
house, and that is tho average Interest
on 2XX
Ilrlck la 'Permanent.
It cannot be denied that brick Is the
most permanent building material) in the
; world. It has been proved so In all
I civilized countries through centuries of
' time. No surfaco treatment such as
painting Is ever necessary. The effects
I of weather upon It ore almost Inappre
ciable, as are also those of fire. Brick
has ben through fire before it is used,
and so will resist fire.
In fact, the proportion of burnt clay
in a building determines to what extent
it Is absolutely fireproof. This Is shown
by Insurance rates. In this vicinity the
rate for brick buildings Is ono-half that
for wooden structures.
When fire breaks out In a brick build
ing It is becauso of inflammable objects
in tlie rooms, such as wood finish, fur
niture and hangings; fire docs not dam
age the brick work. Thus fire starts in
plain sight and is quickly discovered.
Such a fire can usually be confined to
one room and extinguished. By the use
of tile roofs and burned clay floors, a
house can be rendered practically fire
proof. This costs about 30 per cent more
than frame construction, but It is easily
worth 60 per cent more In safety, durabll.
lty and lower insurance rates.
Oreut lleiiuty In It.
In respect to simplicity and beauty,
brick stands second to no other material.
It Is obtainable locally In nearly every
community and its uses are known to
every builder. Most foundations and
chimneys are built of it and It Is an easy
matter to use it for walls throughout
This Is quite In line) with tho present
practice of the best American architects,
who are beginning to realize that tho
rarity of attractive small homes Is duo
to lack, of simplicity ns found In the
"ono material" house. Thus the former
custom of shingle, clapboard and half
tlmber second stories over first stories
of brick, stone and concrete Is fast dying
out.
No more dignified or artlstlo material
than brick cxluts. and its effeot of per-,
mancnce.ls most pleasing. Tho history of
architecture Is rich in examples of brjck
design. Patterns and color schemes In
numerable, both In respect to the bricks
themselves, the varlouH bonds and the
widths of the Joints, adorn tho toIIch of
every nation. The small unit size sug
gests infinite variety of arrangement,
and the high standard of present day
requirements hBs brought forth many
harmonious color effects.
lOxri-llcut Work Itmie.
That excellent work can be done with
good common hard bricks Is proved by
the many beautiful buildings abroad,
now centuries old, which are still among
the finest specimens of tho bricklayer's
art. American architects ore fast coming
to reallzo thin and to adopt the old stylo,
To meet this demand in the most sat
isfactory manner there are several
shapely bricks of good clay, well burned,
which give a pleasing rough texture.
HAVE YOU IDLE MONEY?
Home Builders offers you Hunkers Security and Builders Profits,
What Homo Builders Does
Hume Builders crert dwellings for homo owners and ful niches the
money needed it takos for ici urtty a mortgago " the completed house
and lot. It receives monthly payments together with 7 Ir.tui'st until
the money udvanrod 1m repaid la addition to tho 7, Home Builders
rcrclvcs tho builder1 profit
What Home Builders Shareholders Got
i ,
Shareholders aro pnld a guaranteed 7 semi-annual cash dividend.
Tho surplus earning" are distributed pro-rata u-lilch lin.ToascH the
market value or piny share accordingly, being now Jt.OK. Khares may
bo liHd In any amount wcrkly or monthly iu may lo desired.
Homo Builders Building Season Is All the Year Round
Home Builders 1ms a scorn of houses at present under jirovess of
construction and several nuiro ready to start, all oold.
Homo Builders New Quarters
On April 1st Home llulhlera moved Into tho corner rooms, Brandola
Theater llldg, souttnw-it corner of 17th and DouKlnn St. Nokv mahog
any bank fixture uno furniture aro holn made to order tutd will bo
Inntnllcd about May in, giving Home llullders elegant and t'iinfnrtnble
quarter. All depui'Muentn, the Investment, tho Coustrurtlont the Hem
Kittate, the insurance .and ho Architectural Department will each have
Its up-to-dato appointment best fitted to lta growing needs.
THE NEW WAY
Our looklet, "Tho New Way," explains fully lliime Itullder plan
and how to secure on easy mo
nl hy
on any lot you solrct. It la free for the asking.
payments, a homo built to null you.
Home Builders, Inc.
AMERICAN HECUR1TV COMPANY,
Fiscal Agonta.
Drandsls Theater Hid?., Ground Floor. B. W Oor. 17th. und Soaglu.
DouJU 3807.
Open Saturday Erenlng Until 9 O'olook,
J
Our Monthly Payment Plan
will onable you to own yqttr homo.
Money borrowed from this Association 'is repay
able in fixed monthly payments thib samo;ns rent.
These payments aro applied on your loan -.each mbnth,
and include interest. , - .-
You provide for these payments as you now pro
vide for your, rent, andWn. a few years your -homo is,
your own. t
It is simply pnying rent to yt)ipsolf.
Think it over, then call and see us. . . .
Assets: $5,531,000.00. , Resenno: $129,000.00.
Omaha Loan and Building Association
Northwest Corner 15th and Dodgo Streets.
0. W. Loomis, President. ,
W. 11. Adair, Sccrotnry and Treasurer.
J. T. ITelgren, Ass't Secretary.
A. A. Allwine, Asst. Secretary.
1IB
WNINQ8
mm
Sm SLEEPING
IIinS CURTAINS
We liavo sevoral styles of curtains for sleeping porches and sun
rooms. Cnll us and wo will have our represontatlvo call
Phones Douglas .'$:$8 and Douglas 882.
SCOTT-HAWITZim MFCJ CO.
Successors to
OMAHA TENT & AWNING COMPANY
Scott Tent & Awning Co. mil and Harney Sts.
ECIT
Tent & Awning Co,
314-316 South 12th Street
We would be pleased to give
you an estimate on Awnings
or Sleeping Porch Curtains with
out any obligation or expense on
your part whatever.
PHONE DOUGLAS 6045.
uWfllli!
I 1
When You Build, Use Sunderland Brick
Sunderland
Maintains Always
The largest face brick stock in Omaha; the
most extensive variety of surfaces and col
ors; expert service in adapting fine face
brick effects to your particular needs; prices
on face brick that your pocketbook will
welcome.
See Our New
Display Room
We are showing tomorrow, new panels, laid in actual
mortar, which are unique in color and texture.
They are suitable for mantels, foundations, or the en
tire walls of your home,
ASK KLEIN HE KNOWS
I Sunderland Brothers Co.
Entire Third Floor State Bank Building
PETERS TRUST
COMPANY
.ACTS AS.
EXKCUTOR under wIJIb.
ADMINISTRATOR without a will, or with,
tho will nnnoxed. ,
GUAKUIAN of a minor or an Incapablo per
son, i -, f
TRUST K IS to executo trust, disburse llfo in
surance, or hold funds Impartially.
DEPOSITORY for trust and court funds to
intmrit.
AOKNTS in tho management o property.
RKOKIVKH or ASSIQN'KK in business cm-
barrasmonta. ( ..
ItKOIBTRAK nnd "TltANHFHR 'AGENT for
registering, transferring and counter
signing Stock Certificates, or Bonds of
Corporations or municipalities.
TRUSTEE UNDER IIOND ISSUES.
FINANCIAL AGENT In tho INVESTMENT
OF FUNDS in first mortgago loans and
ondB.
(Our loam are tax (turn In Nebraika.)
WILLS drawn, cared for nnd filed without
chart; whoro named Executor or Trus
tee. Capital $200,000.00
Surplus $200,000.00
Deposit With State Auditor $40,000.00
Service Given by Trust Company
I Entire
m
It has Ion been customary for corporn
tluiiH of one isort or unotlicr Ueslrlng to
Ihhuo tionrts or utookii, to enlist tho ser
vices of R trust coinpnny either b trusten
under the morttruKC securing the bonds
or as trunsfcr agent or registrar of th$
stock issue. In recent years, however,
trust comrunles have gone further than
this anil have establlshea speolul depart
ments for the certification of municipal
and public service bonds, huch depart
ments attend to all the details In. connec
tion with municipal Isbups for example,
they examine Into the legality of the
Issue, attend to the cngrnvInK and safe
ketplng of the plates from which huoh,
bonds are printed, guard against forgery
and overissue. This service has become
so Invaluable that in many Instances sav
ings banks nnd Individual .Invostors will
not purchase any municipal offerings
which do not bear the certification ot
some trust company.
Thore has also been much discussion
during the last'polltlcal campaign regard
ing agricultural education nnd the exten
sion of better credit facilities In behalf
of farmers. Attention was called In the
various pnrty platforms to the excellent
In nil rrpH It H nd mnrtirnco bank systems
In oneratlon in Germany and France. It
was shown ttyU farmers In remote com
munities were- compelled to pay exorbi
tant rates on loans and lh executing1
mortgages. While cx-1'resldeut Taft wns
claborutlng a plan with tho if Id of tho
consular system of securing Information
,91? those subjects, a trust compuny waa
organized In Illinois which embodjeil In
ttjrhanagvment all tho best features of
the. German and French land .credit ex
tension banks.
From time to time tnero have beep an
nouncements of commerulul and mercan
tile! failures Involving big losses to banks
and purchasers of commercial paper. In
a recupt Chicago failure many hundred
of thousands of dollars' worth ot com
piorclal paper of the defunct establish
ment .were held by banks which had ac
cepted the puper ns security for loans.
The American Hankers' association soma
years ago appointed a special commlttca
to deVlce a plan, with the assistance ot
tho varlolus clearing house association,
to have commercial paper registered,
This was found to be 'Impracticable.
Then, recently, one of the enterprising
trust companies In Now York City made
the announcement that a special deport
ment hnd been opened for1 the registra
tion of commercial paper. Tho trust
company keeps a complete record of all
the paper and note obligations of tho
corporation, and thus acts as a. preven
tive agent In overextension of crelU-t