THE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 1914.
REAL ESTATE.
ACREAGE KOH SALE,
It is Acres
You Should
Invest in Now
aqd got the biggest advance in
Acreage will advance faster than any
the near future. We nre offering tho best
' Benson Acres
and
Richland Acres
A , uur latest acreage addition laid out
K.ICIII3.IIQ A f! Y P S lnto tw. three- four and Hve-aere tracts,
ivimunu XJ.VsX adJommg Keystone Faik on tho north
west, only a short distance from Benson. The richest land over offered for sale,
close to paved roads, many fine homes near by. You must act quick If you want
any of4 these choice acreage tracts. The prices are low from $300 to $450 an acre,
on easy terms.
TP) A . laid out Into aero tracts. Tho best close-In acre
IjPnSOn AfVTfiS tracts; adjoins Benson on tho northwest. Tho Mlll
jiAvJvyx j. ivi tftry runs through part ot th0 addition. High,
sightly cround, close to car line. Prices, $4(0 .to $600 an acre on terms of $10 cash,
$10 a month on one acre, or $20 down, $15 a month on two acres. Bonson ncres and
Itlchland Acres aro the two best acre tracts offered for sale today. Fine for In
vestment, present or future home. Make your start now because you will never
buy acres near Omaha cheaper than you can now. Will be pleased to take you
out any time.
Hastings &
1614 HARNEY ST.
' HEAL ESTATE.
CITY rnOl'ERTY FOIl SALE.
Bungalows in
LAURELTON
$3,400
. . $3,750
$3,850
We have three splendid bungalows in
Laurelton addition. They are tho beat
built and best planned houses on the
market. Oak finish and oak floors,, built
in buffet and bookcases, decorated walls,
electric lights and gas, fine fixtures,
screens for all windows and doom, shades
for all windows, cement walks, sodded
yards, In fact, everything ypu want in a
.bungalow. Two ot them have the entire
attic finished In one large room with
ton windows. The woodwork Is beauti
fully finished and the floors are oak. All
rooms good size and the lots are large.
' Come out today and look them over.
Buy Where Others
Are Buying
We. bought Laurelton a year ago today.
All of tho lota are sold and there are
houses on one-halt of them.
Charles W. Martin
' & Co.
"742 Omaha Nat. Bank.
Tyler 187
" Bungalow Beauty
A home anyone could be nroud of. con
sisting of flvo rooms and. bath; brand
new; strictly modern; large, living room,
with real press brick fireplace; French
doors between living roomtfand den (or
bedroom), tastily arranged dining room;
nice, sized bedroom; very convenient
kitchen,, with two built-in cupboards:
finish in living room, dining room and
den in rich golden oak. Fine attic and
basement Full south front lot on paved
street. Price $3, COO; easy terms.
SCOTT & HILL CO.,
Douglas 1009. 306-8 McCague Bldg.
BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN
HOME
MUST BE SOLD.
15 acres nice level land, about 3 blocks
south of Center on 60th St.; 8-room,
strictly modern house, modern through
out, commanding view of the city and
surrounding country. Lots ot fruit and
shrubbery. There are too many good
features connected with this property to
enumerate In this ad; would prefer to
tell you about them.
0 'NEIL'S R. E. & INS. AG'Y,
1505 FARNAM STREET.
Phone Tyler 1021.
STONE BUNGALOW
located In one of the best neighbor
hoods of the city; reception hall, living
room, dining room, kitchen, two bed
rocms, bath, pantry, linen closet, stair
way to floored attic, bopk case, beamed
tilling in dining room, elegant fixtures,
corrent basement, furnace, strictly mod
ern, storm sash and screens, close to
car line, house year and half old. Price
$4,000, will give liberal terms.
C. G. CARLBERG,
310-312 Brandels Theater Bldg.
Best $3,000
Bungalow in
Bemis Park District
This Is a very cozy homelike bungalow
on the N. E, corner of 35th and Franklin
Sts., with good sized lot, running clear
back to alley; pretty lawn, fruit and
garden. Bungalow Is nearly new, 6 rooms,
beautifully decorated; floors and wood
work newly finished: handsome electric
and gas fixtures; sanitary plumbing, per
fect furnare; front and rear vestibules;
large screened-ln porch, largo closets;
?rade entrance to cemented basement; In
act, everything strictly modern. You
can't find the equal to this bungalow for
$3,000 In any growing district. Reasona
ble cash payment, balance like rent
Payne & Slater Co.
616 Omaha National Bank Bldg,
$700 Lot
PAVED STREET-WALKING DIST
ANCE. Only $10 cash, $10 a month, on grade,
cement sidewalks, water, gas and sewer
In street Less than 15 minutes' walk
downtown.
HASTINGS & HEYDEN. 1614 Harney St
$1,300
3-room cottage and small kitchen and
pantry, gas, city water, large lot, fenced
chicken tight, and chicken house; some
fruit trees, two blocks to 24th St car,
r.ear Miller Park and new school. In
vestigate this snap.
0. G. CARLBERG,
$10-312 Brandels Theater Bldg.
Some Bargain!
3157 Meredith $2,375.
Five rooms, all modern but furnace,
nice, attractive cottage, close to car line
and school. Nonresident owner,
HASTINGS & HEYDEN. 1614 Harney St
A BARGAIN in Dundee if taken at once,
a 9-room modern house. For terms,
etc., phone Harney 601.
REAL ESTATE.
ACREAGE FOIl SALE.
price in the near future.
other property In or near Omaha In
values In
Heyden
HEAL ESTATE.
CITY I'llUl'KHTl. FOIl SALE.
A Lady Said
"The most beautiful arrangement I
ever saw." She referred to tho Iioubb at
4919 Burt St. This house has large living
room, dining room, kitchen, pantry, rear
vestibule; three bedVooms upstairs and
sleeping porch or sun parlor enclosed, so
that ltcan be used for n bedroom-heated.
Downstairs finished in oak; upstairs has
oak floors and two-panel birch doors.
Large attic; full basement with fruit cel
lar and coalblns. Has beautiful sand fin
ish walls decorated with oil paint. House
complete with shades, screens and water
meter; paved street. Price $4,760.
HASTINGS & HEYDEN. 1614 Harney' St.
HEAL ESTATE.
FARM ft RANCH LANDS FOR SALE
Calif urnla.
LAND In the South San Joaquin Irri
gation district at low prices, both im
proved and unimproved for prices that
are astonishingly low. It you are looking
for good land and low prices, and honest
dealings, write to a man that has farmed
all his lite and knows land when he see
It My prices and booklet on California
land, FREE. ANDREW KERN, ES
CALON. CAL.
Illinois.
FOR SALE Choice Illinois Imp. farms,
near Chicago; bargains all of them; 200
acres, $110; 225 acres, $7S; 60 acres. $100;
0 acres, $125; SOO acres, $80; 160 acres, $80;
120 and 240 for $160. Many others, any
size, from $70 to $330 per acre. C. W.
Mills. 9 South La Salle SL. Chicago. 111.
Iorra.
EXCEPTIONALLY WELL
IMPROVED
220-acro farm, choice land, located In
Pottawattamie county, Iowa, 30 miles cast
ot Council Bluffs. If In market for real
farm, don't overlook this. Address T.
C 2321 Harney.
aztwauurf.
FARMS foe sale: $5 down, $5 monthly,
buys 40 acres good timber land near
town, Texas county. Mo.; price, $200; per
fect title, J. B. Jarrell. Mt. Vernon. 111.
Minnesota.
Minnesota
Farm Lands
From $15 to $75 per acre.
Aro the equal of any in the
United States that are selling
from $150 to $300 per acre.
These lands can be bought
on easy terms.
Minnesota's 1913 corn
crop, 40 bushels per
acre, stands first of
all states in the union.
BEND FOR SPECIAL PAGE OP
MINNESOTA FARM BARGAINS,
Published in the
MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL,
Minneapolis, Minn., March 29 to
April 4. A 2c stamp will bring It.
NICE 360 acre Improved farm, 20 miles
from Minneapolis; part under cultiva
tion; can practically all bo farmed; eight
room house; barn, granary, corn cribs,
wind mill, etc.; Lays level; will produce
good crops of corn, oats, clover, etc.;
telephone and R. F. D. pass buildings;
ono mile to railroad station; good roads;
20 fresh milk cows, worth $70 apiece; 6
horses, complete bet farm machinery can
go with farm; price for everything, $37.60
per acre, or will sell farm without per
sonal property at $39 per Acre; one-half
cash. SCHWAB BROS.,
1CCS Plymouth Bldb. Minneapolis. Minn.
$10 DOWN. $5 MONTHLY buys farms
near Duluth, Minn. Price $10 per acre.
Somo Umber', some open; lO.OOOlacre selec
tion. Freo maps. L. T. Feiland, 623 Pal
ace Bldg., Minneapolis. Minn.
FOR SALE 3WJ acre. Fair buildings.
300 acres under cultivation, more can be
plowed, balance meadow and pasture. All
good, level ia:td. 1H miles from Lake
Crystal, Minn. $100 per acre, $1,000 down
now, $5,000 March 1, 1915, carry back
$20,460. payable $500 per year with Inter
est at per cent and take stock of hard
ware and Implements for tho balance, or
clear wild, prairie land. Agents wanted.
Morehart-Atchlson Land Co., Mankato.
Minn. '
Montana.
E0 MILES west of Billings on Great
Northern railway, pry land. Irrigated
land, land for the big buyer on good
terms, land for the small buyer on good
terms. Land I Land 1 1 Landlll In
qulre E. C. Dunlap. Franklin. Mont
Nebraska.
fOUND J20-acro nomestead In settled
neighborhood; fine farm land: not sand
hills; cost you $200, filing tees and all. J.
A. Tracy. Kimball. Neb.
DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK
that Hungerford of Crawford MUST
HAVE GOOD QUALITY OF SOIL and
actual merit behind him or he could not
keep up and continue to advertise Dawes
county, "The Land of Independence,"
"The Garden Beyond the Sand Hills,"
the way he does, year after ycarT He Is
bigger today than he was five years ago;
ho Is bigger today than he was last year;
his country Is better because it is more
settled up than it was then. He has
REAL SOIL, REAL MERIT behind him
and that spells the SUCCESS ot many
men. Write for his book of description
and prices ot his great highly adver
tised and much-lauded country. He can
sell you places unimproved or Improved
and ready to move on to at once. He has
a few MOST EXCELLENT, ready-to-occupy
farms that you can buy today
and move on tomorrow why hold out on
yourself and family any longer? haven't
you been a fool long enough? ,Just ad
dress Hungerford, Crawford. Neb , and
you needn't worry he'll get It and, you
will get yours TEAR THIS OUT.
WRITE TODAY.
HEAL ESTATE.
FAIt.M & RANCH LANDS FOR SAI.K
Mlcellnneons.
IMPROVED farms In Minnesota, and N.
Dakota; $26 per aero; small payment
down; balance on long time, write for
list. Berktns, 306 Newton Bldg.. St. Paul,
Minn.
Texas
Tl MILES SOUTH OP HOUSTON
In the valley of the San Bernard and
Caney Creek. We are selling the moat
fertile lands on the gulf coast of Texas.
Our lands do not overflow. Come buy a
home while land Is cheap. For further
Information call or write J. P. Sallce,
Sweeney, Brazoria county. Texas.
South Dakota,
FOR BALE Bargain. ICO acres. South
Dakota; 24 miles from town, 30 miles
from capital: main line C. ft N. W. Ity.
W. F. Gruy. 6S4T Superior St.. Chicago, 111.
Wisconsin.
250-ACRE Burnett county, Wisconsin,
farm; good soil; house, new barn 40xflrt,
silo and other buildings; ftno spring
stream runs through land; on mnl) route
and telephone; about 65 acres under cul
tivation; can practically nil be farmed;
good soli; price, $7,000; $3,600 cash, balance
can stand five or ten years, 6 per cent;
flno stock farm.
SCHWAB mios.
102S Plymouth Bldg.. Minneapolis. Minn.
Upper Wisconsin
Best dairy and general crop state In
the union. Settlers wanted. Lands to
sale at low prices on easy terms. Ask
for booklet 34, on Wisconsin Central Land
Grant. State acres wanted. Write about
our grazing lands. If Interested In fruit
landes ask for booklet on apple orchards
In Wisconsin. Address Land Dept., Soo
Line Ky.. Minneapolis. 11 Inn.
FARMS WANTED.
1 WISH to purchase some good farm
land and will nut In my city property.
valued at $5,000, on a good farm. Address
h z&i. care uee.
COR SALE OR EXCHANGE R. E.
Exchange
Owners would consider ood vacant lot
or small cottiiKe. unencumbered or auto
mobile as part payment on tho follow
ing properties, most y new:
Flvo room cottage, new, modern ex
cept neat, well bunt , goou location.
Price $2,800.
Six rooms house, not new, but In good
repair; strictly modern; near Field club
and Hanscom Park. Price $3,300.
Two brand new dwellings of six rooms.
bath and sleoplng porch, built by day
labor; one has fireplace, the other built
in buffet. Both have many attractive
iieaiurcs. uniy one oiock irom iianacom
Park. ueautiruny loeatea. rrlco $5,000
cacn.
Elegant now two-story dwellings of six
rooms and sleeping porch, In Dundee;
cholco location: fire Place, built-in book
cases; large living room across front of
houses. Price $5,500.
These aro not trading prices, but are
regular selling prices. We have other
properties would consider exchanging,
If these do not suit.
SCOTT & HILL CO.,
Douglas lOOJ. 30C-8 McCague Bldg.
SO ACRES of Wvomlntr Irrigated land rm
railroad and adjoining town; 65 acres In
alfalfa and fifteen acres In natlvo hay,
with perfect water rights, at $150 per
acre, win consider email umana prop
erty us part payment, but must be worth
the prico asked, as my land Is priced for
casn; uaiance on easy terms. Address a
Z23. care Bee.
CHOICE Elxnorn valley farms for sale
or trade. Address R. E. Duvall. No-
Ilgh, Neb.
REAL ESTATE IOAN8.
HARRISON & MORTON, 916 Om. Nat
(100 to $10,000 made promptly. F. D,
Wead. Wead Bldg., 18th and Farnara.
6
" no-312 Brandels Tneater mug.
FIVE per cent farm loans. Optional pay
ments and annual interest WM. MC
CORMICK, 1201 Farnam.
WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co.
GARVIN BROS.
WANTED City loans and warrants.
W. Farnam Smith & Co., 1320 Farnam.
CITY and farm loans, 5. 6V4. 4 per cent
J. H. Dumont & Co., 1603 Farnam Omaha.
MONEY on hand for city and farm loans.
n. w. Binder. City Nat. Bk. Bldg.
CITY property. Large loans a specialty;
y. n. inainna, oiaie uanK jjiag.
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms.
O'KEEFK REAL. ESTATE CO..
1010 Omaha Nat Douglas 2715.
OFFERED FOR SALE.
Farnltare.
Now & 2d-hand turnlt'e, cash or terms,
icawjiwuiB. jviimr. ,1 urn. uo.. n. loin.
FURNITURE of 5-room flat good condl
nun; win saennce. .Douglas kw.
wanted iu nor.
SLIGHTLY used high grade piano. W.372H
SMALL confectionery or grocery In col
oreu neignDornooa. Aggress u 466, Bee.
CASH paid for western South Dakota
itiuuo, ueiuuucu naie comracis or more
wnvan KT ll.T.. I I . -. n
ABARGA1N In an Improved farm within
iu nines ul uiukho. Aauress A 214,
ct;.v.
WANTED TO RENT.
Cottages, Houses
and Flats
Wft Cannot fill thA flemnnrl wa am hnv.
ins for good cottages, houses and flats,
and if you have a vacant house we can
secure you a desirable tenant. Call us
and we will be very glad to Inspect your
property and arrange with you regarding
tho renting of It, and we cannot see any
reason why your house should be va
cant when we cannot supply the demand
at our office.
HASTINGS & HEYDEN, 1614 Harney St.
4
LIVE STOCK MARKET' OF WEST
SHIP live stock to South Omaha. Save
mileage and shrinkage. Your consign
ments receive prompt and careful atten
tion. Live Stoalc Cuuitniailuu Merchant.
MARTIN BROS & CO.. Exchange Bldg.
SWAPPERS' COLUJIN
I HAVE A B FLAT CORNET, "LIS
Fevre" make; original value, $75. Will
trade for Underwood or Royal typewriter.
Address S. C. 614. Bee.
HAVE A PRINTOGRAPH MACHINE
for multiple letter work; prints through
ribbon like typewriter; can use ordinary
printers' type, and cuts, also; electrlo
motor and hand power; cost $335. Will
trade tor cheup lot or land, or will con
sider any kind of a reasonable offer. Ad
dress S. C. GSE, Bee.
H0-ACRE RICH, riLAUK FARM LAND
In eastern Nebraska: price, $30,000; want
(20,000 to $000 general mdse. stock, with
out building. Address a. C. 611, Omaha
Beo.
TYPEWRITER DESK AND CHAIR
wanted In exchange lor tour new and
crated, upto-date washing machines. Ad
dress a. C. IU. Bee.
i HAVE BULL PUP 1 YEAR OLD,
white, thoroughbred bull, good and
sound; fine watchdog. Will exchange for
bicycle In good tondltlon. 6. C. UO, Bee.
TWO LOTS, NOS. 169 AND 1C0 KEN
wood Addition, SSth and Evans St. un
encumbered. Will trade as part payment
on small modern cottage or bungalow In
north part of city. Might consider trad
for small automobile, or would take irood
motorcycle as part payment Address
b. v. Kit uen.
GOOD FOUR-PASSENGER INTERNA
tlonal auto to exchange for good build
ing lot or lots In Omaha; value $760. Ad
dress S. -C. 675. Omaha Bee.
SOFT COAL BURNER AND GASOLINE
range; will trade for chickens or any
thing. Make offer. Address $. C 013, Bee.
SWAPPERS' COLUMN
TWO CLEAR LOTS-P1KRRK, 8. D.
Good abstract. Pile. $1,000 Want etn.
rodse. or auto. Qood abstract and war-
ranty deed. 8. C. 66S, Bee.
WANTED-KLUCTR1C FIXTURES AND
painting In exchange for tailoring. Ad
dross a. C. 60S, Bee.
HAVE 110 ACRES OF BEST FRUIT
ana vegetable land adjoining town la
East Texas: will trade for some aood.
clear land In eastern Nebraska or Iowa,
or cash. Address B. C. 008, Bee,
HAVE A FIRST CLASS UHOl'KltY DO-
lne a strictly t-ash business, which I wish
to exchange for a property, houto hav-
lnir seven rooms and on modern con
veniences. Must bo clear. Address,
s. c. cno. Bee.
SINGLE REATED UUUBKR T til ED
payment on good E-pasaengcr automobile
or cash. Address 8. C. 613, care Bee.
I OWN 320 ACRES FINK QUAKING
land hlnrk noil, flnn vrntn. fenced. Lv-
man county, South Dakota; hot far to
R. R. town, which Is county sent. Price,
$15.00 per acre. Will exchange for grocery
storo or stock of goods In small town,
or lncomo property, or mnko offer. S. C,
639.
HAVE KIMBALL PIANO; TRADE FOR
.1lBtr4t.l Imren n virl HlllrV . OtltlltV 111
house, or what have you to effort S. C,
taio.
HAVE CLEAR LOT. GOOD SO. DAK.
town: ..scrhnniro for IllalU). horso, auto
or what can you offer? S. C, 40W.
3 DANDY C-ROOM COTTAGES ALL
rented, first-class condition, on paved
street; will exchange 1 or 3 for good stock
goods In or out of Omaha. Prico, $i,000;
mtg., $2,300. S. C, aw.
INTERNATIONAL TRUCK TO TRADE
for anything of equal vniuo. Auurcsa
B. C. CIS, Bee.
ONE FIFTEEN - LIGHT ACETYLKNlfi.
What have you7 Address o. -
ILVVE 6-IIOOM MODERN COTTAGE
- . , . , (..... A.i .1 1 H nn .
on pveu Biii-ui. iiiii.-vi"... " -
well rented to good tenant. Has loan on
.nrc will n.t...inn iVftVI rnllltv for
grocery, vacant lots, acreage or dia
monds. luaKo oner, o. v.. .
Bee.
LET ME FURNISH THE PAINT AMU
paint that old house. I can mako It
look llko new. Am first-class painter and
will do any kind of painting you may
have and will take Iu exchange anything
T ran nan illnnmnds. horse and wagon.
auto, lot, groceries, tailor-made clotnes,
or what have you? Will exchango 100
gallons shingle stain, all colors. B. C.
636, Bee. .
WHAT HAVE YOU TO SWAP FOR
good vacant property. In the best part
of the city? Tell mo quick. Address 8. C.
667, care Bee.
I HAVE A GOOD LOT IN A GROWING
part of tho city which I will swap for
a good "Ford" or some other good auto.
Address S. C. 654, care Hee
SEVERAL GOOD VACANT LOTS TO
swap for Income property. What havo
you? Lot mo hear from you. Address
H. u. 67S, care ueo.-
HAVE A FINE BUILDING LOT THAT
I will Bwap for n Hupmobllo. Must bo
In good repair. Address 8. C UH2, Bee.'
I HAVE A 8x10 TENT. BLUE AND
white stripe, heavy canvas, just mo
(hlnir fnr fnim nnil carnivals: cost J22.W:
as good as new. WJiat have youV Make
an offer. S. u. 6J7, uee.
WILL EXCHANGE CARPENTER
work for cow or lot or win wont oy
day. 8. C. 635. Bee
WORK HORSES WANTED IN Ex
change for good ICO-acre land at cash
value; all or part; balanco, it any, terms.
Address B. C. 610, Bee.
FIRST CLASS PAINTER AND PAPER
hanger, will swap painting and paper
ing tor coal, groceries, building material.
or anything I can use, s. c. rea.
I HAVE 20 ACREb BEST BOIL IN
Texas, near gulf, 2V4 miles from nobs
town; unimproved. Price $1,200. mtg. $300.
Cabbage In field near there sold for $100
per aero this spring. Delightful climate.
Cm 1 v Y. n i' n fA. l-lnflt lntH flT
1813 automoDlie. Aoaress o. mi. j".
MUST BELL OR TRADE MY 8TENO
type and Monarch visible typewriter.
Both good, as new. Cost $100 each. What
will you give met tuurw o. wn
SMALL GAS ENGINE, LIKE NEW, TO
trade tor wnat r o. .
AUTO TO TRADE FOR A CLEAR LOT.
Address a. i;. mo. xeo,
BLUE RIBBON WASHING MACHINE;
will trade for anything. Address S. U
647. Bee.
BAKERY FIXTURES COMPLETE FOR
$225. or what havo you to offer7 S. c
14. Bee.
ONE OR TWO LOTS CLEAR IN GOOC
town South Dakota; price, cash, iza
each, or exchange for good one-karat dla-
mona ring. Aourwa a. v.. w
$1,000 EQUITY IN SOUTH DAKOTA
income u ucnauiis .
cumbrance ot only $a. Address a C
bib, isee
mun ttt MmW MfltlEnM HOUSES
In Omaha to exchango for stock pf
men a shoes or ciear icxus muu. uiu-w
$6,000. 8. C. 017. Bee.
...Tnti-mimAn wvniMvnTTTi'.n. NO. 4.
all latent attachments, two-color rib
bon, etc.: little usod and good as new;
will trado tor or towards motorcycle or
used runabout or anything of equal value
can use. auui e.n o. .. ..-.
WILL SWAP WHITE HOLLAND TUR-
key torn ror two mrniv uu.
B, C. W, lite.
u v,.iiiMnm jrrni ALMOST AN Y-
thing, 7-passenger automobile. .Address
S. C. wj. uee
WILL SWAP A 140-EGG INCUBATOR
for printing or ono-nuuuiw uu.
arcss n. u. ww, uot.
$10,000 FARM; WILL EXCHANGE FOR
general racrcnanuioe. 1"v'iT
BnOO BlOCKi jsinun iihi'imivii....-i , ilt." iZ
land; mortgage, $3,200: price right In
Otoo county, eaeiem ntui.iv.
S. C. 629. Bee.
... . r., .trt 1IAVR iVfA
WAIN l muinu ,aww. . " r
eoultv In a couple suburban home lots
worm saw. auup" q.
'w ....... irmwa IflNK I1RKOON
X X1A.VU w . v - Z
fruit land: a -roon cottage, modern ex
cept neat ana -i iw uicnauu "vr " ,
car. will traoa iur uuwu.
fer. Adaresa a. v. are ""
1 HAVE A FEW CITY BUILD1MU LOTS
to swap for a good truck or high-grade
automobile, a. u. tau, uee.
A GOOD BAKERY. WORTH $3V-40"
traae. wnai au.ua iu.
care uee.
HAVE GOOD OAK DRESSER, COM-
moue, ice dox ana some uii .,"-
.. I - ..r1. ot Vinraa Rnrl tl.1V dlffer-
ence, or what have your Jbirt good oiler
1ANDY MONKV MAKBH. A lHST
class rt-roora noiei ia goou wiruau
tiFwi At t t-AiiA inr Omaha rofil-
dence, grocery business or light automo
biles. Aaureas o. i. uumm.
TEN ACRES OREGON FRUIT LAND,
worth 4uu, to traae xor umn lut.
. . ..n.i.m.n. nr rttnmnnil! VH
cant lot Lake lew, Ore., for typewriter or
VERY LATKST MOUKIi NO. 6 U C.
c i . t. nnl.i trtrn mntlihl. COlt
$100; will sell or trade; must dispose of it
this week. Address 8 C 6W. care Bee.
I WANT TO SWAP SOME DISC PHONO-
graph recoraa. wnai nave-you awhh
1 HAVE A PLAYER PINO LESS
than three years old, just as good as
. 1 nu hh..M f mn.ln that I
lion, UMU ,... " ...mb.w.
would trade for oriental rugs or sell cheap
. . . . . i .
HQU uri.iise laiiu w auib vum. -u
dies. 8. C. SHC. Bee.
WHAT LAND IN EASTERN NE.
Israska or weatern Iowa havo you to
trade tor 110 tores ot best fruit and
vegetable land adjoining town in East
Texosi Aaaress B. c. tuv, uea.
SINGLE DRIVING RIG WANTED; ex
change 160-acre good land, $16 per acre,
cash value; take rig as first payment;
oaiance terms. Aauress u u. ou, uee.
SECOND-HAND HEMINGTOM TXl'tZ
writer to swap tor good bicycle and
cash. Address b u MS, Bee.
ONE OLD TRUSTY AND ONE SUC
cersful Incubator for lour dozen good
hens or two dozen for choice of either.
Address B. C. 612, care Bee.
WILL EXCHANGE GOOD ft-ROOM COT
tage at 2tJ26 Grant St, Omaha, price
Vi.tw. inc. tor jj.wu grocery stock or
gents' furnishing stock and shoes. Own
ers write me. 8. U 674. omaha Bee.
SWAPPERS' COLUMN.
UOOD COTTAGE NOltTH OMAHA.
Modern but boat All newly painted
and papered. Garage, 16x33 ft Cement
walks. Mtg., $u Want $300 rash and
good, light auto or clear lots, a O. t&,
Bee.
WILL TRADE A SEW1NU MACUINlS
tor bookcase or buffet. Address S. U.
ISO, Bee.
I HAVE A o.NK-TON LIGHT TRUCK;
make offer. Address S. C 634. Bee.
NICE &-ROOM COTTAGE; BEST UK
pair; modern, but heat; barn, 1&X12I
ft; cement walks; nil newly painted!
price, $)!.800; mig., $S0O; want small grocery
stock or two good light autos. Address
S. C. 696. Omaha Bee. t
SOUTH OMAHA LOT, NO INCUM
brances, for typewriter and office tur-
nmire. Auuress s, u. &, Bee.
HUNTING AND PAINTING WANTED
in cxchaiiKu tor dentistry. Addrnu s.
C. 607. Bee.
HAVE A GOOD. HEALTHY YWAK-
llmr Colt 1 Wnulft trails fitr nftlVAH Xlftk
me offer. Address S. C. M4, Bee.
nu. 1 aiNUKIl SliWl.NU MACHINE,
former nrlc 1HV fnr anln nr awnn Ail.
dress S. C. 571. Bee.
GOOD LOT FOR EXCHANGE-4ixl2S,
east front. Price. $oW. Want diamond
mis ur nmunioune. viuiress, su bit. Bee.
ABOUT 200 UNigUE AUTOMATIC INK
nviis, iiiiu kuuus ior canvasser, also 140
nnv.il Mliftli rnl.l .i at. . i,..u i -
books, camera, or anything useful. S. C
637. Omaha Beo.
7-iiRAWER OAK ROLL TOP DESK.
latct sanitary style, 64 Inches long, 31
Inches wide. For quick salo $2i, or will
trado for typewriter. Address S. C. 633,
Bee.
CLEAR LOT, EXCHANGE FOR ANY"
kind of auto In running order. Address
S. C. 578, Bee
60 TOOL SHARPENER8, WHOLESALE
prico $6 uplocc. Any agent can sell to
farmers. Want single driving rig or team
oi worit norscs. Address H, u. wo, Bee,
YOUNG CATTLE Oil WORK HORSES
wunicu ior iw acres goou, level land
at rash value 116 ixtr arm. Aflilraaa M o
(tW, Beo.
HAVE A CAMERA OR A U1AMUNP
or typewriter or a good watch and cash
for your piano, or whatT IX C. 601, Bee.
OLD-STYLE SIDEBOARD, B1RDSCVE
mnple with marble top, hand-carved
slid a pretty piece ot furniture, but bulky.
wnat nave you tc excuangor Address
S. C. 610. Bee.
FOUR DOZEN NEW AND LATE
model washing machines taken from
merchandise creditor; urntca for ship-
mem; wnoiesaie prico s apiece; ivr team
work horses, harness and wagon. Ad
dress S. C. 638. Bee.
BEES TEN COLONIES YELLOW
Italian bees. In fine shaoo for biz crop
this season; extractor, extra hives and
complete apiary outfit; worth about $123;
mako ire a cash offer, or will trade for
motorcyclo or small second-hand runa
bout, paying addlUonal cash It warranted.
Address a. u, wi, care uco.
WILL TRADE IT-JEWELED WATCH
for typewriter; worth $12. o. c. Kn.
QOOD VACANT LOT IN GOOD PART
ot town: will swap for cash. Address
S. C. cm .care Roe.'
AN EDISON HOME PHONOGRAPH
with about flftv best records, song and
music, for lot, horse, or whAtT Address
8. C. 5T2, Bee.
WANTED DISC PHONOGRAPH REC
crds, slightly ued, In perfeot condi
tion, that uro for sale cheap for cash.
Address S. C. C21. care Bee.
WANT GROCERY BUSINESS TRADE
good houso and a clear lot. Price $3,700.
equity $2,000. Even deal. Address a O.
591. Omaha Beo.
CLEAR LOT FOR ROOMING HOUSE
of 10 or U rooms. Address S. C. fo. Uee.
TO SWAP ONE S-DltAWER 6X8 CARD
cabinet for typewriter. Address a. U
25, Beo.
ONE INTERNATIONAL AUTO WAGON
in good running order. $260 cash takes it.
Or 1 will exchange for a vacant lot ot
equal value. Address S. C, 640, care Bee.
80 ACRES CLEAR LAND. CENTRAL
Nebraska, exchango for light runabout
auto worth $1,000 In cash. Address B. U,
640, Bee, Omaha.
HAVE TWO CLEAR LOTS IN SOUTH
Omaha well, worth $(00 and $100 cash.
Want a 1913 Kord car In first-class condi
tion. Address S. C. 533, care Bee.
NEW HAMMOND TYPEWRITER, COST
$90. Changed work so cannot use. Will
trade or sell. Address S. C. CSS, Bee.
TRADE FOR RANCH 0-ACRE GOOD
land, flo.000. enultv $6,800. Dandy hotel.
$T,600 net. rent $000, mtg., $1,W0. Want
good rancn tana; acscnoe tuny. a. vj. inn,
Bee, Omaha.
160 ACRES LAND; CLEAR, WILL
trado- for good house In Omaha, 25 acres
In cum, balance dandy hay land and
pasturo; cush value only, or no deal made,
Prloo $2,400. Might trade for a grocery
or mdse. stock, prefer to trade for Omaha
residence to live in. Address a. v. nu.
Bee.
OUR RHODE ISLAND RED COCKEREL
for two setting bens. Address 8. c,
ISO, Bee.
WANT GOOD OMAHA LOT IN EX
chango for almost new standard piano;
good as new; cost Adaress u. c. tss,
Omaha Bee.
GENERAL MDSE. STOCK, $26,000, FOR
exchange for good land of equal value
in eastern Nebraska. uescriDo tuny, s. C,
644. Bee, Omaha t
CLEAR LOT FOR EXCHANGE WANT
good light auto or diamond ring of equal
value. Price is saw casn. Aauress b. u
641, Bee, Omaha.
TWO LOTS ON S3D AVE.. NORTH OF
Webster Ave., $400; $10 down, $10 per
montn, or win trade, Aaaress s, c til,
care Bee.
LOT 9. BLOCK 3. ARMOUR PLACE.
South Omaha, value J1W. or lot 30. block
3, Belmont add., Lincoln, price $100; trade
for typewriters ana otnee furniture. Ad
dress 3 C 133. care Bee.
GOOD AUTOMOBILE FOR GOOD T-
room houso and 3 lots, in good live
town, house, always rented. Address 8.
c. Mfl. uee.
INTEREST IN GOOD WHOLESALE
business, with position and modern res
idence to trade for clear land, preferably
In Texas, $3,000 to $10,000. Address S, O.
kis. uee.
GOOD LOT IN SOUTH OMAHA. NEB.
Free and clear; IS blocks south of
postotfice bldg.; S blocks from carllne;
lot Is 43x128 ft. Price $600 or exchange
for good Ford or other light car. Ad
dress B. c. iw, umana uee.
CEMENTING, BRICKLAYING, CAR
penler, roofing; exchauge for anything
valuable. Address S. C. 60S. Dee.
STANDARD HlOU GRADE PIANO.
gcod as new, mahogany case. Cost $350.
Will exchange for diamond ring or Ford
auto or sacrifice for cash. a. C. 614,
Omaha Bee.
SNAPPY BAROAIN-$400 CASH. BAL
anco trade or easy terms, buys 6-r.
celt age, bent repair; modern but heat.
Good garage. Price only $1,600. Let us
show ft to you. Address S. C. 628, care
Bee.
GAS STOVE, 4 LARGE BURNERS AND
one oven, hardly used, excellent baker.
Would like to swap tor chickens; prefsr
White Rocks. Address S. C. 01, Bee,
CLEAR LOT SOUTH OMAHA, SSTH
and Madison. Prico, $600. Trad for
tignt auto. Guarantee title abstract. Ad
diets S. C. Itl7, Bee.
ALL MODERN HOME, 2 YEARS OLD,
In north part ot city, three blocks from
24th car line; 8 rooms and enclosed sleep
ing porch. Newly decorated last fall.
Would trade my equity ot $1,400 for mod
ern bungalow or home with two or thrse
large lots, or for good acreage property
In north or west part of city. Also have
two lots In Kenwood Addition, ISth and
Evans St, which I would apply on trade.
Address 8. C. 032. Bee.
EIGHT SPECKLED HAMBURG CH1CK
ens noted for their laying qualities;
never set. Make offer. Address t). C.
648. Bee.
80UTH OMAHA LOT-NEAR TRACK
age. East front, worth $000. 3 block to
car, 2 blocks to school, lays fine. Trade
light auto or diamond ring or sell cheap.
Address 8. C. (30. Omaha Bee.
LATE MODEL, HIGH-GRADE. SEVEN
passenger touring car, with eleotrlo
lights and self-starter, and otherwise
fully equipped, for good equity In im
proved real estate; may add some cash.
Address S, C. 613. Bee.
GOOD MODERN 7-ROOM COTTAGE ON
So. 20th St., near Vinton, to swap for
Address C. C. 619. Bte.
KEAIj ESTATE.
CITV PROPERTY FOIl SAI.F..
COME OUT TO
WEARNE PARK
THIS EVENING
Between 4:30 p. m. and 7:30 p. m. and
Pick Out a Lot in What Will Soon Be
One of Omaha's Most Beautiful
Residence Sections
$25.00 to $50.00 off on every Wcnrno Pnrk Lot purchased
before $lny 1st.
Prices range from $500 to $980.
Sninll payment down balance on easy monthly payments.
These prices ond terms include permanent Cement Walks,
Water and Shade Trees. No lot more than two blocks from th6
car line.
Come out and see this beautiful new home buildinp tract
or telephone us and wo'll take you out any time.
Salesmen will bo on Grounds Every
Afternoon and Evening This Week
Between 4:30 P. M. and 7:30 P. M.
Take a Benson car to 48th
tho Big "Wearno Park" Sign.
Bankers Realty Investment Company
Telephone D. '2026.
SIDE WITH JJNITED STATES
Foreign Editors All Express Friend
ly Sentiments on Situation.
ALL EXPECT WAR TO FOLLOW
Etui of Watchful Wnltlnr Cornea In
Intervention Forced by "Mnln
drolt Impudence ot Dic
tator." LONDON. .April H.-Accordlng to the
Standard, the largo commercial Interests
In Great Britain believe that tho Amer
ican action will tend to Improve the pros
pects of British financial and commer
cial Interests In Mexico, because It pro
vides hope ot eventual peace and tho re
sumption ot trade.
The Standard learns that the action of
tho United States government has tho
full acqulesccnco ot tho British govern
ment and that any International compli
cations are extremely unlikely.
The Times in an editorial says this
morning: "Tho crisis has come In a
form, which, as sincere friends of tho
American people, we could well havo
wished different. Their Justification for
forcible Interference In Mexican affairs
Is far stronger than the particular pre
text upon which the prosldent decided to
abandon his policy of watchful waiting.
'It Is questionable, however, how far
tho aspirations the president voices In
his message can be realised, or the dls?
Unctions he mentions maintained In prac
tice. Tho president's diplomacy has
been lofty In aim and spirit, but unfor
tunate In Its result.
"It is not probablo that Americans will
care to rest their caso for Intervention
on tho failure of the various proposals
submitted to tho Mexican government by
President Wllaon during the last year."
Admires Oar Belf-Control.
The Dally Mall says: "There can be no
mistaking tho British attitude. It 1 ono
of admiration for tho toleranco and self
control with which President Wilson has
employed all the resources ot diplomacy
to avert the crisis; of unstinted sym
pathy with the American people In tho
difficult and laborious undertaking which
lie ahead of them, and of absolute con
fidence In the success ot the Amorlcan
arms by land and sea,
"Intervention has been thrust upon tho
Americans, and they may be sure of the
good will of the whole English speaking
world In facing an unsought for task."
The Dally News says: "It Is only fair
to President Wilson to recognlro that ho
resorted to direct action only when tho
maladroit Impudence ot the dictator left
him no alternative. But tho fact that It
has unwillingly been taken in his hands
does not lessen tho danger of tho now
weapon." '
Tho Dally Telegraph contends that tho
logical consequence of a successful war
against Mexico would bo tho assumption
of tho burden of government by tho
United States a solution which -would
have nothing but advantage for all for
eign Interests In Mexico.
The comment of tho Dally Graphic Is:
"President Wilson Is making war, not
on Huerta, but on Mexico. Tho war Is
not an accident, but a thing predestined
by Irresistible causes. Noverthless, It Is
likely to bring mora anxiety and em
barrassment to the present generation of
Americans than glory or profit,"
Paris Paper Pessimistic.
PARIS, April 20. The evening newspa
pers take very little note today of the
situation between Mexico and tho United
States.
Tho Llberto says: "Whatever happens
In Mexico, the lives and property of
tho French there are exposed to greater
danger than has hitherto been tho casol"
Tho newspaper discusses lightly Gen
eral Huerta's desire to use tho
menaces of the United States to con
solidate Mexicans In support of hii
regime and It regards President Wilson's
action as seeking an easy success for
tho United States In order to . divert at
tention from Internal pollUcal problems.
Germany's Attitude Friendly.
BERLIN, April 20. The German press,
as a rule, Is sparing In comment on tho
Mexican situation. Tho Cologne Gazette,
reflecting tho attitude of tho German
government, says:
"Tho German people has no cause to
oppose the course ot the United States
with an unfriendly policy, which besides
having no objoct would only Injure Ger
many's relations with tho United States.
Recent developments In Mexico can only
bo regretted as far as they affect Ger
man Interests. If tho Americans now
succeed In establishing order and peace
In that country thera can be no objec
tion from tho German standpoint. Tho
American people, who havo been kept Irf
a state of continued unrest by Mexican
affairs since the departure of General
Porftrlo Dla, earnesUy want at least to
see peace established on their southern
frontier anil to see a government there
whloh will give security to the country
and not endanger America's huge Inter
ests which America has created In the
Panama canal."
"President Huerta haa sufficiently
shown that ho does not answer to this
r
nEAL ESTATE.
rnOPEIlTY FOR SALE.
and Military Avenue, got off at
Ground Floor Beo Bldg.
necessity, but prefers to act and to be
arcountcd ns an enemy ot the United
States. Ho knows President Wilson will
resort to force against him only In ths
lust extremity nnd In that certainty haa
pursued a policy of opposition to Amer
ica." Criticise Wilson.
The Lokal Anselger remarks on tho
singular circumstance that the United
States demands satisfaction from a ruler
whom It refuses to recognise. It thinks
Mexico has not broken all Its bridges, and
that an understanding Is possible.
Tho Deutsche Tagllche Zeltung con
demns President Wilson's long delay and
Is' uncertain whether he now Intends to
act or only to create an Impression that
ho is about to act.
The Tngllcho Rundschau blames Presi
dent Wilson for General Huerta's present
plight, since his refusal to recognlza
General Huerta made It Impossible for
tho latter to obtain tho money with which
to restore ordor."
"President Wilson's policy," It says,
"haa been neither one of realities nor ono
of Idealism, but of democratic doctrlnxlr
lsm. It Is too early to predict the courso
ot the campaign, but one thing Is certain
tho United States will have no easy
task In bringing Mexico to Its knees, slnco
the rebels are likely to make common
cause with 'General Huerta. What will
Japan, tho natural cm my of tho United
States do? What will the other powers
do?"
The Boersen Courier says: "General
Huerta's refusal to salute Is the first ad
mission that ho does not feel sure ot his
position and Is now playing his last
trump earlier than was expected namely,
tho policy of rallying all elements In
Mexico against the foreign aggressor."
Tho Frankfurter Zeltung declares that
President Huerta's demand is undisguised
mockery ot tho United States. "It goes
without saying," the paper adds, "that
Washington cannot tolerate this. No
body can reproach President Wilson It
he now abandons his reserve und pro
ceeds against Huerta with a blockade and
an occupation ot Mexico harbors."
Badger's Fleet Will 1
Reach Tampioo Early
Wednesday Morning
ON BOARD THE UNITED STATES
STEAMSHIP ARKANSAS AT SEA
(By Wireless Via Key West), April a.
Wlth tho port of Tamplco not far off and
tho knowledge that President Huerta has
rofusod to accede to tho demand of tho
United States government, Rear Admiral
Charles J. Badger, commander-in-chief
ot tho AUantlo fleet, and the members ot
his staff were busy today preparing a
tentative plan of campaign. They gavo
attention to the details of a possible land
ing. The crews ot the battleships practiced
with small arms and at sighting the big
guns.
Aided by the favorable current and with
a smooth sea, the officers of the war
ships expect to bo within easy distance ot
Tamplco early Wednesday.
KEY WEST, Flo., April 20.-3The gun
boat Isla Do Luzon and the tender Tank
ton arrived hare early today tor coal and
provisions. Both will proceed at oneo to
Mexican waters.
WASHINGTON, April M.-Tho Navr
department today chartered tho Ward
liner Mexico, now in Mexican gulf waters,
for a refuge ship at Tamplco. The War
department took option on several ships
to be used as transports.
Locomotive Engineers
Ready to Man Trains
Bearing Troops South
CHICAGO, April 21. An offer of loco
motive engineers to man trains in Mex
ico was telegraphed today to President
Wilson and to the secretary of war from
temporary headquarters here of tho
Brotherhood ot Locomotive Engineers,
The telegram read:
"Tho Brotherhood of Locomotlvo Engi
neers stands ready to furnish locomo
tive engineers to hanttle all troop trains
that may be needed In Mexico. These
men are thoroughly familiar with Mex
ico and know every foot of railroad there.
They are Americans, like the rest ot us,
and may be relied on.
"WARREN F. STONE,
"Grand Chief ,nglner."
Murphy and Welsh
to Fight in June
SAN FRANCISCO. April 2Q.-"Harlan
Tommy" Murphy, who was defeated by
Willie Ritchie, lightweight champion,
last Friday, bas been matched for
twenty-round bout here in June with
(Freddy WoUh, tho British champion.
The fight is to bo held at night and tn
men will he required to make US pound!
at 4 p. m. The date will bo fixed later.
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