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THE OMAHA SUNDAY RkE: APRIT, 19, 11M4.
Activities Among Omaha's Wide -Awake Home
uuaers
SEES BRIGHT FUTURE AHEAD
B. R. Hastings Says All Indications
Are for Steady Growth.
PEOPLE . WANT ROOMY LOTS
Art- FJnhtlnir High Co( of Living
by llnvltiR Itooin for C'nnlrn
unit Krnll nnil ShriiMirry
or All Klnita.
Byron n. Ilnstlncs, president of the
firm of Hastings & Hoyden, on April 1st
celebrated his twenty-fifth year in han
dling Omaha real estate. He says the
pro i th of Omaha in a suburban way
during the last few years has been of
such a remarkable character as to sug
gest It not only Insures fully the growth
of the city Itself, but also the tendency
on the part of a steadily Increasing num
ber of persons to reek some of Its many
beautiful localities In which to establish
residences; the change of surroundings
from the turmoil and a congestion of city
lit to peaceful quiet, with attractive and
congenial surroundings, serves not only
to administer ,to health and material
wants, but lev Insure Ideal environments
where happy homo life and the proper
rearing of children. '
Crr.ahana nre rapidly beginning to ap
preciate the great" natural beauty of the
suburban localities. Lack of Information
and pome little prejudice have prevented
recognition of this In the Past to some
extent Hut understanding has wofhed n
change in the minds of the people until
today the locality around Miller Park is
building up rapidly with beautiful homes.
Still farther north toward Florence new
homes are springing up In every direc
tion. On the Forest Uwn car line west
of Florenco a number of homes nre be
ing built that would be a real credit to
tho much-talked-of West Farnam dis
trict Prides nre Slodernlr.
In these additions lots can stilt be had
on car lino and macadam roadway as
lov; aa tSV) apiece. Out along tho Benson
line and Clalrmont addition It has been
built Op like magic, and what little over
two years sgo was a cow pasture proba
bly 7C per cent of the lots are now cov
ered with homes.
This situation Is contlnung north
through Vineland up to and around Fon
tenclle park. In a great many cases peo
ple are buying two and three Iota In order
to have a garden and raise some small
fruit.
Out beyond Uoltaon acre lota are selling
to people who are starting to establish
homes on theso pieces to get down to
the point to where they are fighting the
high cost of living. All one needs to do
Is to read the article In last Sunday's
Deo written by Mr. A. B. Llndell, In
which he describes what he Is doing on
an acre by convincing one that many
with an aoro or half of ground are solv
ing thin momontous question, while at
the same time their lots or land Is In
creasing In value from the fact that oth
ers nre doing the same thing as thtm
selves to establish homes and making
prosperous communities.
llastlnKs A lli-ydm Hnlrs.
Hastings & Heyden report they are
We Do Not Sell
FURNACES
We Do Sell
Heating Plants
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If you just want to buy a furnace, it
mukGB very little difference from whom
you buy It, bocniuo a furnace Ib only a part of a Warm Air Heating
Plant and no matter how good the furnaco is, it cannot glvo tatlu
faction unless properly installed. In fact, a cheap furnaco properly
installed, la bettor than tho best furnace cheaply installed.
The guarantee of the Incompetent furnaco man roads as good
aa that of tho expert, but you do not warm your homo with a guar
antee. Tboro Is only ono aafo rule. If you are going to Uvo in
tho house, select the furnace yourself and figuro only with mou who
understand the sclenqo of warm air heating and who have tho
courage to insist on proper installation. Wo aro just that kind of
people, Vflhy not let ub' figuro it for you?
John Hussie Hardware Co.
S4O7-01) CUMING STIIKET.
"If Yei Biy It of Hissie It's Right
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The "Fidelity" Offers
You Ample Security
The "Fidelity" Is a concern of
largo financial responsibility;
it cilarantAnn vmi that vmi
goods will have at all times tho moht careful attention, whether
you want them stored, moved, packed or shipped. Romember,
ono month's bouse rent pays many months' storage charges.
Give the wlfo a rest. Just phone
DOUGLAS 1516
Fidelity Storage & Van Co.
16th and Jackson Streets
Getting Ready to Go Away?
Xa making arranjrtmonts to go away for the suramsr, float forget that
we will afrurd your houssliold goods daring b aununsr and rstntn
them to yon in the fall at very moderate rates. Onr ftrsproo! warehouses
axe divided into separate concrete and steel fireproof valuts. Be sure
and call us up for rates on transfer, shipping or storage.
Gordon Fireproof Warehouse & Van Go.
219 Norih 11th Sircot. Phone Douglas 394.
A step toward
owning your
own horns. -
With any sort of
hope, intention or
prospect of owning a
home of your own
soon, later, or at any
timeyou should be
gin to read and an
swer Real Estate ad
vertisements. The first
one you answer and
inyestigate means a
real step for you to
ward home-owning
for it means an Intel
ligent effort on your
part to get familiar
with real estate condi
tions and values.
The Real Estate col
umns of The Daily
Bee contain the choic
est offerings on the
Omaha market. Turn
and read.
WE CAN
MAKE VOUR
MONEY EARN
7
OR MORE
in amounts of
$100 OR MORE
in a good, safe, in
vestment. Why
only get Z to Jo
when you can get
at least 1 and got
the best kind of se
curity! Hastings & Heyden
1614 Harney St.
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having many Inquiries fur acre tracts
and small farms adjacent to bmaha.
OeorKe 11. Durrls purchased a lot In
Acre Garden's addition for UTS.
Oswald J. Hlavka purchased a lot In
Shull's Second addition for WOO.
Anna Cook purchased two acre tracts
In Denton Acres for $1,1110.
Sarah Wlngalo purchased lot 1, block 1,
Pruyn Park, for 11.600.
Carl Thompson purchased lots' IS and
IS, block 14, Hillsdale, for 1100.
Otto Kletke purchased lot f, block E,
Military addition, for N00.
j'cier a. uoncn or uenson, ieb.. pur- i
chased a home on North Twenty-foUrth j
street, in rinlnvlew addition, for JJ.O0O.
Sarah Bcaeley purchased tract 111, Ben
son Acres, for $oS0.
William A Chapman of Irvlngton,
Neb., purchased tract 1(K, nenson Acres,
for C60.
Nellie Inls Rhultz purchased tracts 22
and 24, Acre Gardens, for J9M.
John Prlborsky purchased lot 21, block
1, Maplewood, for $523.
Elizabeth Henkel purchased lot 10,
Acre Gardens, for $500. .
Mnnr Stales Ileparted.
Glover & Bpaln report the following
sales during the last two weeks!
1-ot on Parker street. In Crelg-hton's
second addition, to O. H. Johnson, to be
Improved at once; I&00.
Iot on South Twenty-eighth street, to
Mrs. D. Morse, to be Improved; consider
ation. ttO.
Cottage at 928 North Twenty-fifth
street, to Jacob E. Wagon, for a home;
price, J2.O0. e
2224 Mason street, to RK E. Sunderland;
$3,0CO.
Residence at 3201 Sherman avenue, to
U. Reuben: $3,500.
Residence at 4201 Dodge street, to Henry
Pollack; consideration, $6,CO0.
Lot at Thirty-ninth and Cass streets, to
Mrs. A. C. Tarrelli $$,000.
Resldcnco at 80U Davenport street, Dun
dec, to William Burns; consideration,
$6,230.
Residence at 6206 Webster street, Dun
dee; sold to Inez Callahan; $9,600.
Two lets at Fifty-first and Cumins
HE BUYS AND SELLS MANY
HOUSES IN OMAHA.
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! Oeorgc & Co. In tiff new Happy Hollow
suuaivision in l-udufo. lUKcy expecu-io
start bulldlns n large home In tne new
location and expects to moe there by
November 1. Thero are sixteen largo lots
'in the .tract he' has bought for $10,000.
Some of 'these lots' he hai alreRdy sold,
and others he expects to sell soon to
young men who will build thero at once
under the hlsh building restrictions which
the addition calls for.
Ilncti t Krrrt Store,
rt, I). Bunch expects. to build three store
buildings at the jiorthweit corner of
Twenty-fourth and Capitol avonuoi where
he has Just bought (he ground of the
Callahan . Realty company for $12,60).
Brick flats now xtand on the nqrth end
of the lot. The rest Is vacant. The prop
erty Is on the Cross Ton car line. The
three store buildings to be constructed
have already been spoken for and are
rented.
(Jrndlnn tlie Itnndira-rs.
The grading of the roadways In Rich
land acres near Benson was finished last
week. All roadways In this tract were
laid out on contour lines to conform with
the roadways In Keystone park In order
to avoid deep' cuts in streets later on.
Two hundred and twenty-five shade trees
were planted on tho tract last week and
200 this week.
HOME BUILDERS PLAN IS
NOT SPECULATION
3yron H. Has tings
streets, to Ella G. Palmer; $3,000. To be
Improved at once.
Northwest corner of Twenty-fourth' and
Capitol avenue, sold to TL B. Busch for
Investment; price, $12,600. To be Im
proved immediately with three stores.
Dundee Development.
Real estate men expressed some sur
prise at the move of Harry Tukey in
selling his present home, or trading It In
on tho block of unimproved property of
Perslstept Advertising Is the Sure Road
to Business Success.
LITERARY CONVICT IN
NEED OF CYCLOPEDIA
A literary convict, now paroled on ac
count of illness and pursuing a career of
reading and writing under an assumed
name In western Nebraska, has appealed
to friends In Omaha for a cyclopedia.
Miss Edith Tobitt, in charge of the pub
lie library, has undertaken to secure
books for the man and says that
his friends will, pay the express charges
on a shipment. If she Is notified by pos
sible donors of second-hand volumes, A
cyclopedia Is particularly wanted, al
though other books would also be acceptable.
Handsome Bungalow Designed by Architect 0, N, Eobinson
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iiuiue nuiiiifrs win uuuu juu a uuuic ait your cwn en any 101 joj scjeui
and any Btylo of house you wish nnd lurnlsh the money needed. You pay
us back ltko rent
' HOME OWPSESHBF
Dy Arthur Brisbane.
"The man who oh is Ills own house who onus the roof over his
head and the ground ui'Uer his feet, wliuue chilui-en huvo u place
that they look upon a their own. glvto to hlmaalf nnd to nils family
a chance a thousand tliura better than that of the Uidlvldu-.l who ii
llvlnf In a box called un 'nlmi'tltient.' Doirt buv wtlut you can't
affoid to pay for, but icinomber Hint It yflit nre louil.'. able to pay
the average rent. YOU ARE AHMJ TO PAY AND GRADUALLY
BUY TUB HOME AN J OWN IT."
It Is worth a lifetime of scrupulous economy If, In the evening of life;
you can be seated before your own fireside, careful provision having been
made to care fdr you and yours.
"Now Is Seeding Time"
BTTS WE EXIT ORE OB MORE Or
Home Builders' Guaranteed 7 Preferred Shares, which, for 1913
earned a total of 11. Cash "dividends paid each July 1st and January
1st. Price at actual book value, $1.10 each until July 1st. They will be'
'Seed Dollars," which will multiply.
Get Home Builders' Plan Book and tho "New Wny." Sec us when
ready to build.
American Security Company, Fiscal Agents
HOME BUILDERS -no.
17th and Douglas Sts.
Douglas 5013.
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I Be Your Own Painter
OR HIRE A PROFESSIONAL
Bit Always Use the Old Reliable Sherwin-
Williams Co. Brail
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This bungalow lb a real buncfrlow inso
far as It is pomlblo to adapt' this typo
of building to meet the requirements of
this climate. There are f(ya rooms and
bath on one floor, all of which are con
veniently arranged and, of ample size;
also a full cement basement. The living
room contains a largo fireplace and seat
with a cased opening between It and the
dining room. Both of these rooms are
finished In oak with floors of the same
material. Tho balance of the rooms aro
finished In yellow .pine stained a light
golden oal(. The kitchen has a large
work table two feet wide, with drawers,
shelves and flour bin built under It, with
china ctosets built high enough above xo
as not to Interfere with tho ukc of the
table. The exterior presents .a very good
appears nee, being decidedly different
from the ordinary one-story house, and It
will not cost a great deal more to build.
If you desire any further Information re
garding this bungalow or for any other
style of building that you may have In
mind, It will be to your advantage to talk
with C. N. Robinson, architect, beforu
building. C. N. Robinson, architect, T&S
Omaha National Bank building. Doug
las 2750.
SMINIMUM WAGES FOR
MINISTERS SUGGESTED
MALDBN. Mast., April IS. -The con
slderatton of a plan for a minimum wage
for minister, recommended by a com
mittee of laymen, occupied today's ses
sion of the New England Methodist
Kplscopal conference. The committee
recommended that pastors In small towns
should receive at tho lowest SSJ0 a year
In cash, with a parsonage and at least
one acre of land. In tho larger towns
and cities no minister should receive less
than tl.000 In cash and a parsonage.
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"Brighten Up" Stains (0 colors), Pt,
1 pint ,
"Flat-Tone" Paint, velvet flnlBh. (no gloss) .
(24 rich shades to choose from.)
1 gal. Outside and Inside Paint for
(Covers 300 sq. feet., 2 coats, 40 colors to
from.)
(Family Paint 18 colors to choose from) V
1 qt Floor-Lac -for.
(This stains and Varnishes 125 sq, ft. by one. application.)
Vi gal. Insid Floor Paint (dries hard in one night) ,
(Covers 160 sq. ft 2 coats,)
pt. Jap-a-Lac, 14 colors 26c
1 gal. Red Barn Paint, covers 400 sq. ft. one
coat $1.00
1-lb. can Crack and Seam Filler 25c
pt., 25c; 1 pt. 40c; qt.,
1 gal 82.50
Vs Pt., 20c; 1
3Pc
25c;
. . .45c
.$2.00'
.82.00
chobso
pt.20c
, . .OOc
.00c
Johnson's Underlac,
70c; 4 gal., 81.35;
Screen Paint, black and green,
pint
.$2.50
stains,
.$8.00
.$1.00
, . .12c
Absorene, wall paper cleaner, 10c; 3 for. .25o
Taxlte Paint Remover, pt., 25c; pta., 40c;
M gal., $1.35; 1 gal
Mar-Not Floor Varnish, does not show heel marks or water
V pt., 25c; 1 pt., 50c; 1 qt., 85c; Vi gal., $1.00; 1 gal...
Pratt & Lambert No. 61 Floor Varnish, qts., 85c; Vi gal...
Putzine wall paper cleaner, 25c size (or
Paint Brushes in great assortment, at lowest prices.
Call or write for color card and instruction circular.
SHERMAN & McCONNELL DRUG GO,
CORNER SIXTEENTH ANB R01GE STREETS
OWL DRUG CO., 16th and Harney
HARVARD PHARMACY IiOYAIj PHARMACY
24th and Farnam 207-0 N. 10th St.
Best Quality Cement Blocks Cost Ho More
Our cement blocks are power tamped, steam cured and water-proofa.
and are far superior to the hand tamped and air cured blocks. Our product
Is handled by lumber and material dealers In Nebraska and Iowa.
IDEAL CEMENT STONE CO.
Doug. 4433.
Office sad. Display Boom, 1708 Cumlnr St., Omaha
Nebraska Tent & Awning Co.
709 South 16th Street
Residence Awnings
and Porch Curtains
First Quality.
Material and Work
ship Guaranteed.
Estimates Cheerfully Furnished. Phone Douglas 3641
rXOKS DO0OX.XB 3750.
c. rsi. ROBiiNisorsi
ARCHITECT
754 OMAHA HAT'Xi BA.XX
Q1UH&, 1TXB,
VICTOR F. BECK
.Architect and Builder
Pfeone, Red 7472 511 McCague BIdg. CMAHA.NEB.
E. J. Davis
SAFE MOVER
Heavy Hauling
1212 Farnam
PHONE DOUGLAS 3S3
There is a Touch of
Style and Color in
HY-TEX BRICK
That You Do Not
Find in the Others
HYDRAULIC-PRESS BRICK CO., 1302 W. O. W. Bldg.
The Real Meaning of
Success SpeBIs Move
Living in the same castle ull your life is
out oi' date. You cannot succeed by living in
the same house until y,ou begin to look like it.
Try a new. one for a while variety is the
spice of life. ' A mqving experience is an edu
cator. You cannot forget it.
Dowager Princess Radzewell should
move says Doherty. See the now mother-in-law
joke in last Sunday's Bee?
There was an excuse for Lott's wife to
corner the salt market. There was no vans
then. Don't try it now but get a van from the
maha Van & Storage Co.
806 South Sixteenth Street
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Srsrythlssr Up to tb JOnnt
Architects' and Engineers1 Supplies
Including- Instruments, ,
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