THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: JUNE 28, 1914.
S A
TIMELY REAL ESTATE GOSSIP) Omaha's Good Points
Will Be Expounded at
Hontclair Addition Thrown Open'
After Long Preparation.
XAST OF DOWUTOWN TRACTS
Bnuan Cormlchnel Spend Much
Monrr nnd Rprnt Amount of Time
nrndlnic nml Mnklnir ThJa n
Finished Addition.
Tho new addition, known us Montclalr,
platted by Benson & Carmlohael between
Twenty-eighth and Thirty-third nnd be
tween Cumins nnd Hamilton ttreet. went
on the market In earnest Saturday. Lota
bad been contracted for for somo time,
but the addition waa not thrown open
with a boom until Saturday.
The lota Bold readily as this la the last
big downtown residence section. This
has long been looked upon with a Jealous
eye by real estate men, as many are.
thote who have sought to get It Into their
hands for platting purposes.
This tract lies within a twelve-minute
car ride from the heart of the city and
the car service Is good. Benson & Car
mlchael have spent a vast amount of
money In the development of this area.
For many months they have had graders
at work dragging down the hills, filling
the vallcja and establishing tho exact
grades of tho streets. No half-way Job
was done on this addition. Streets were
worked to their proper level. Gutters
were established and cemented. Con
crete sidewalks were laid and trees were
planted at many places on tho lota. Sewer
mains were laid and water mains estab
lished, as welt as gas mains assured so
that there will need to bo no tearing up
of streets to get these conveniences to
the residents who buy here to build.
Adjotna Bentla Pnrlr.
Bemls park adjoins this addition on
the west Schools and churchos are con
venient The high school and tho Crelgh
ton university are within walking dis
tance and easy walking distance at that.
The lots sold for from 1700 to $1,000.
These prices Include tho water, sewer,
gas and concrete sidewalks for every lot.
Payments are required on this addition of
J12.M to J25 down and from $12.60 to IS
per month.
The sale of these lots will continue
Monday and Tuesday If the lots are not
all sold before tho close of those days.
The sales Monday and Tuesday will lx
from 4 p. m. until night. Representatives
will be on the ground to show the lots
to all Who go out
Eeal Estate Men to
Appear Before Dads
On Foundation Law
Real eatato men are to appear before
the city council Monday when tho new
building codo is to be discussed. The new
code calls for a twelve-Inch foundation
on buildings of a given sire, whereas tho
requirements were pot so standardized be
fore. A special committee of tho Ileal
Batata exchange has been working on the
matter for aomo time to give the ex
change an opinion as to the Justness of
this new rule. The committee reported
at the last meeting' of the exchange. C.
C, Wilson, chairman of the committee.
reported that It Is the opinion of the
committee that an eight-Inch wall is auf
flclent for many of tho smaller houses
and that the code would tend to discour
age the full basement plan in that It
makes exemptions In the case of hank
foundations.
(TOPICS FOR A DAY OF REST
Castellar Presbyterian to Oive Spe-
Plttsmirff MftfttlTlff cial Service by Choir.
w""'-0 o I
To tell the good poInU of Omaha n MISSIONARIES
five minutes Is admitted by all to be a
hard Job and ono that requires a rhe
torician who can make every word count
Yet this Is the task set the Omaha real
estate men who are to go to Pittsburgh
In July for tho convention of the Na
tional Association of Ileal Estate Ex
changes,
WILL SPEAK
Iter, fir or aft Gilbert VnlUer Will
Conduct the Service nt St.
Philip the Deacon Church
on Bandar.
To close the evening services for the
summer the Castellar Street Presbyterian
No, this task will not fall to al1 the church choir will give the following pro-
Omaha delegates. It will fall to the one I pram In place of tho regular aervlco Sun
who can make the best showing In the day evening:
tryouts at home before going to Pitts
burgh. So at the meeting of tho Ileal
Katato exchange next Wednesday theso
tryOuts aro to tako place. A half dozen
of the local real estate men are prepar
ing these flvo-mlnuto talks for tho try-
out A commttteo will be appointed to
act as Judges. The man making the best
booster talk for Omaha, cramming tho
'Oh. Sing Unto the Lord a New Song"
Adams
Carl Ilnnrmiinn and Choir.
"When My Heart Is Ove whelmed"....
, unyan
Choir.
Quartet Calvary ttodncy
Misses .Margaret Koopman, norotta
Wright and Messrs. Theodore
MmV and Wnltnr ICrelle.
"The Mercy Seat" Adams
miss Anna Briom ana cnoir.
most facta about tho enterprise and com- Baritone Solo Selected.
merclal supremacy of Omaha Into his lit
tle talk, will be officially chosen "by tho
exchange to represent Omaha In the five-
minute talk at Pittsburgh.
Carl HfLarmann.
"Praise the Lord, All Ye Nations"....
Adams
Choir.
I Contralto-Solo Some of These Days..
uriggs
Mrs. Frank Brown.
"Rock of Ages" Gabriel
miss Margaret Koopman ana unoir.
Mrs. Frank Brown, Director,
B. D. Gordon, lecturer at the Omaha.
Hummer School of Missions, will preach
at the Third Presbyterian church, Twen
tieth and Leavenworth streets, Sunday at
A Jury in the case of the state against 1 10:45 a. m.
tho U. P. Baking company, charged with nev. J. M. fltromberger, associate of A.
not wrapping rye bread proporly, has w. Hlgglns, the noted missionary among
decided that tho baking company la not men of the jumb4r camps, will cll of
guilty. Tho case was given to the Jury lhah. .rk th. TMr(1 prclb,Pterian
Baking Company
Wins Its Suit on
Bread Wrapping
Friday afternoon and the verdict was re
turned Friday night at 10 o'clock. The
baking company Insisted that to wrap
the rye broad aa was required would
apoU It
church Sunday at S p. m. He represents
tho Presbyterian Board of, Home Missions.
Protest Filed on
pi i T f.r rropcKa, Kan,, win conduct an me scrv-
harlv Lawn Mowing t the och ot st PhinP the Dea
" con, Sunday. Father Walker Is a natlv
rtov. Qeorge Gilbert Walker, M. A,, a
talented young colored priest, rectqr of
the Church of St. Simon tho Cyrenlan,
Topeka, Kan,, will conduct all the serv
An official order asking that City
Comptroller Charles B. McDonald be re
strained from mowing lawns at four
clock In the morning may bo Issued by
the city commission, following com
plaint ot half a dozen residents In the
vicinity of Twenty-Fourth and Lako
treeto who have told tho city council
severally that McDonald constitutes a
nuisance.
'This fellow MoDonald gets up between
four and five o'clock In the morning and
begins following a lawn mower. It Is
tho nolsteet rattletrap ot a lawnmower
in the city and MoDonald keeps It run
ning until there is no sleep for any one
within five blocks. We do not protest
against Industry. W are inollned to
applaud it but this la the abrC of In
dustry that makes men do murder."
MANY ACRE PIECES ARE
SOLD BY HASTINGS & HEYDEN
The Ann of Hastings & Ileylsn la
meeting with continued success In selling
acreago tracts, having sold flftoen acres
during tho laat week. The following aro
tho sales made:
J. Lehmanousky purchased lots 75 and
'6, Benson Acres, for $1,100.
Carl K. Forbes purchased tracts 96 and
&7, Benson Acres, consisting of 4.3 acres,
nnd a five-room bungalow (now) for
13,875. Mr. Forbes win more Into his new
homo Immediately.
Kathorlno Cronln purchased tract 100.
Benson Acres, tor 1900.
Anna M. Olson purchased tract 1W,
Benson Acres, for $1,060.
M. Markowits purchased tract 8, HIch-
land Acreu, for $1,200.
Julia Rogers purchased tracts IS and 17,
Benson Acres, for $1,150.
Roy M. Truelock purchased tracts 67
and 99, Benson Acres,- for $1,175,
E, Lynn1 Kllgore purchased tho east
forty feet of, lot 2, block 37, Kountse Place,
forlMO.
Gertrude Wrasse purchased a lot In
Glaadole addition for $328.
Earl W. 'English purchased tract 103,
Season Acres, for $600.
f:h. brown buys lot
FOR HAPPY HOLLOW HOME
The sum of $2,300 was paid by F. II.
Brown in nappy uoiiow ror a lot on
which he proposes at once to build
haadsoms residence. The lot is on Fifty.
third street, facing west He expects to
build, a brick house. Georgo & Company
are planning to do a lot ot development
work In Happy Hollow very soon and wilt
have some nice propositions to offer there
very soon. The development work there
Is to be done on & large scale and la to
bring that section of tho city Into promt
pence aa It has not been before.
natlvo
of St. Johns, New Brunswick, Canada,
and a graduate of the General Theolog
ical seminary, New York City,
, i
Miss Lora Smith, missionary In Mexico,
will speak Sunday evening at tho home
(if C. H. Wlthey. 1921 Wrt strcot Sho
will relate some of her experiences In the
southern republic.
IlnptUt.
Olivet Grove. Thirty-sixth Street and
Crown Point Avenue Sunday school at
2:45. Preaching each Thursday evening
at S o'clock,
Fh-nt, comer Harney Street and Twenty-ninth
Avenue Tho Itov. W, Jasper
Howell nreachca at both services. Morn
ing worship nt 10:30. Sunday school at
noon, evening wnrsnip at b, tneme,
"Jerusalem, Bethlehem and tho Jordan
Valley," third address on tho Holy Land.
Oraco Corner South Tenth and Arbor,
B. B. Taftt Pastor Sunday school at 10.
Morning worship at 11, sublect, "Mt
Nebo, the Mountain Where Moses Viewed
canaan." isvening worship at 8, sitDiect,
Denies Vets Do Not
mi ri a Tyi -i "The Man with a Pitcher of Water."
Take dare ot Widows npt Young People, union at 7. mu-
XCbliO UIWO Ul 1UUVVO on Sunday school at S o'clock at 2010
I south rourth street.
An Investigation, mada tav Adjutant Tv- I Calvary, Hamilton and Twenty-fifth, J,
---- -- . - u , m 7 - I k r ..it . a
I.. nf r.r T.n Trn.bV Hnnnl.n War . , rusiar iprn n incmo,
" r . , "uequesis wnich unrist Denied." Evon
Veterans, of the report that Mrs, Gar- fog theme, "Christ Jn Conflict with Re
fluid A. Lane la destitute resulted lii I IlglOUS uustoms OI Ilia Day." Btereoptl
ttti.mt h him iht tt Moirt I. un. ?V ?)). BC,!0! t noon.. Young Poo
true.
The Spanish War. Veterans do not al
low widows of former members to re
main destitute and friendless," he said.
In this case Mrs. Lane's brother-in-law
pie's Society ot Christian Endeavor meet
ing at 1, led by William Noble; subject,
"Modern Pioneering , In Missions." Prayer
ana conierenoe meeting weanesaay even
ing, subject, "A. Spiritual Measuring Bod
for Calvary Members."
Immanuel, Twenty-fourth and Plnkney,
" " " - .-.-t . ... .... ,u,n..Uv,, . kcmimvuuu ailU X 1 IlUliCJ ,
is a member of the, local camp, apd liad -Arthur J. Morris, Pastor Morning wor
she been in need he certainly would have ft fi? efi, "Sfffi.
reported her case.
report
Mrs. Lane -denies the
lng tho usual service will bo omitted
ana tho congregation will Join in the
"I understand that she. mistakenly be- mrmUnwfMllbSe'd tmna:
II X .1 -I I II . I I-. ... I jr.- -" ' vy.i.aiitt ill
JIUVCU OHO PIIUU1U VUllCWi UUfllLl Lnoiit
connection with . tho Summer School of
Amnions, xoung I'eopio's meeting will
county, and that she consulted Dr. Harry p?.yer"anaVi."o vlcVii? bomn
on account of her husband from the
Foster, from, whom the report came.'
Wednesday evening nt T o'clock
Olivet, Thirty-eighth Street and Grand
Avenue Sunday school at 10. Preaching
at 11 and 8. Baptist Young People's
umu" .uiu-wooK msetinx wertnex-
Senate May Try to
Amend Irank Law rS? art
ouuuui.il iop i-astor ward tnero will be
B. ii nitiri iPrvirsi in mm aifsniHwi w
WASHINGTON. JUne 27.-Chalrman tral Park ConirMratin.i w m.
Overman of the senate lobby committee Methodist and Olivet Baptist will
had before him today a special report of ".,,aL,i, oronestra win furnish
Eflfl!! SEES Sfffc h ?S3fl&?g$
r:Ll ow" .. . Corner Twenty-second
iuuuy moiiwuro yrmM ciruuiuicu ira unoer i ana IXJtnrop, Ilev. GeorgO S. Peters
thn fruk nf Rnntnr TviiIita nt Mmtn. Pastor Bible aclinnl nt l-m f ,..-1
chusetU. Whether steps wl'.l bo taken ?;IIliLi- "il .?en"on ""bject. "Under
to compel the sugar interests concerned
to pay that rum has not been decided, but
Mr. Overman declared today, the 'Investi
gation would be the basis ot legislation
to regulate the u ot the franking priv
ilege.
No evenlnir nrvt n
account of Summer School of Missions.
Christian Hclcucc
First Church nf r"i,Hf sitn c.
Mary's AvenUn. and Twontv.rmirti.
Borvlceo at 11 and R nhf nm,j.ii..
.... .i.aunui iiiocunK av .
ConKreKatlouBl.
rivmoilttl Twantv.rnn.ll. -..
W. Loavltt. Pastor ServlM .:
..uuu lupn, inn UOSDC1 in Htnrv.'
.hml nt fl'IK ' '
Address at 8 by E. M. Wellman. Prayr
rneotniu Wednesday at &
McCabe, Fortieth and Farnam. W. H.
Undorwood, l'astor Morning service at
It Subject. The Christian Cltlsen."
No evonirig service, ttunday school
at 10. Wairen W. Clint, superintendent,
Adult Bible class at 10. Dr. D. C. John,
teach sr. Mo league meeting, aa our mem
bers desire to attend tho instttuto at
Italstun.
Westminster, Corner of Mason Street
and Georgia Avenue, James FranKlin
Young. Pastor Morning worship at 10:.
The Kev. S. Hall Young, D. D.. will
speak. Bible school at 12. Service and
Intermediate departments, primary and
junior at :30. Kvening, young people s
meeting at 7. Topic, "Civic lletorms," Is.
l:10-zu. evening worship at s. 'lheme,
"Tho Heroic in the Service ot God." Mid
week prayer service Wednesday at 7:44.
Lowe Avenue, Fortieth and Nicholas
Children's oay services at 10:3u. No
evening services, Wednesday Btblo
study at 8.
Ktrst, Seventeenth and Dodge, Edwin
Hurt jenKs, D. u., i-abtor. bununy suhool
at 10. Preaching surticu at li, subject,
i-liiieiiion."
Clifton Hill, Forty-fifth and GranU
Ittjsuittr serv .ccs at JJ. u. m. and 8 p, in.
ior. is, it You uer Lut(c, ot Clucatio
will preacn. auuuay sunooi at :.
Prayer meeting vtcuuesaa, at 8 p. m.
iteiibon, vv, J. Alov-iuui, motur-oui.aay
sci.oul m lu. Morning worsnip at it ino
sermon auojoct is "Oracb, Love ana
tominunion. Chnstlan .tiuonvor at 7.
uiiiou ceiling serv.co at 8. itov. Butnll
win preacn.
Fairv.ow Presbyterian Church, Pratt
and Fortieth avenue; Charles n. Flem
ing, Pator. Bible school at 2 and aiter
noon vorsnlp at a. inenie, "uod couid
jjecauso bhe would." Ana-ween service
'lUeaaay evening at 8. Mrs. Bmitn Is
tho leader.
Castellar Htroet Hlvtnnnlh nn r.it.
Jar btreets, O. C. Weeits, I'asior.-Morn-
"I. bcnuun at u. juvening sermo . at s.
bpecal musical program by the choln
Sunday school, 10 a. m. Junior Christian
anaeavor, a;ao p. m. Ir.termeaiate
Christian Endeavor, 7 p. m. Senior
v,nnsuan endeavor, 7 p. m.
Parkvale. Thlrtv-f.rst and CinA trAts!
Bov. A. E. Lehmann, Minister. Morning
woraiup wun sermon by the minister.
and Bible school at 10:30. Senior Cnstian
Endeavor society at 7 n. m. Evnlnn
iworanipt i 7:. with an address by a
convened engineer irom unicago.
Prayer meeting followed by adult chorus
runuureai weanesaay at 7:u P. m.
Praliytprlan.
Church of tho Covenant; Pratt and
1 wentl-BBVenth: Charles II. Flemlne.
i-asior. Jion. iur vvorsniD at 10 30.
Thome; "God Could because She would."
UlDle school at noon. Endeavor at 7:1S.
Tho regular evening aervlce is omitted to
permit all to attend the service ot the
Hummer school or Missions at the -Unl
veralty. Wednesday evening Mld-Week
service at 8.
North. Corner Twntv.fnurtli nm! Wirt.
M. V. Hlgbee, D. D. Pastor.-J. W.
isornerger win speak ot 10:so a. m.. Tell
lng ot Work in the Lumber Camps.
Sunday school at noon. Young People's
Society of Christian Endeavor at 7
o'clock. No evonlng service on account
of Summer School ot Missions. Prayer
meeiins weanesaay eveninc at 8 to clocic.
communion Juiy 5.
inira i;nurcn Twentieth and Leaven
worth Streets, Robert ICarr. Pastor.
eunaoy scnooi at a:so a. m, Public wor
snip and sermon by 8. D. Gordon, .nt
10:43 a. m. Junior Endeavor meeting at
3 p. ra. Christian Endeavor Draver
meeuns at i v. m. tivoninir wnrnnin unit
address by Rev. J. M. Sorenberger, repre-
"onunif i no iTPSDytcnan Missionary
worn; .among men ot tne number camp,
at s p. lu.
United nrethern.
United Brethren. Nineteenth and Loth
rpP. W. O. Jones. Pastor Bible school at
10, a. m.; public worship, with sermon, at
" . m. ana p. m. No evening services
micr juiy x.
Untied Presbyterian.
WAIT I K nm.hn T Tnl , fT.- ...
third and H, Carl 8. Gladtelter, Pastor
nuiiuay Bcnooi at v:ts a. m.j morning
norvico at ji o ciock. Tomorrow win b
Children's dnv. nnrl thn Flnnrinv h(ui
will have charge of the services. Young
w, a wiiiiQimii uiiiuii ub i ii. in.: evca
lng services at 8 o'clock.
SIlHcellanrAna.
The International Blblo class will meet
at a p. m. in uarignt hail, Nintoenth and
Farnam. Lecture by Ted McNausht:
subject . "The Threo Ways That Aro
jiaugni in rne liioie."
Holiness Meeting, B07 South Twenty'
ninth Services st 2 p."m.; subject, "Dl
vine Healing a Heavenly Gift to God
fearing People;" Monday, Wednesday
and Friday meetings at 8 p. m., Hana P.
Petersen, superintendent.
United Evangelical. 2120 Franklin. Be.v.
J. M. Ilunclo, Pastor Teachers' meeting
at 9:30 a. m ; Sunday school at 11 a. m.;
Juniot Endeavorera at 3 p. m.; evening
ana wceK services at Holiness
grounds, Thirty-third and Blondo.
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter Day Saints, Twenty-foUrth njid
Ohio Uhtiarcn's day exercises at 11 a. in.
and 8 p. in.; special music Miss Cora
Hcnwnrtz win sing in tho evening. Teach
era- Normal training class at 9 a. m;
unuuy bciiuui at J.iJ a. in.
.CUV'.! WW ,,VU GilKIIICCIlUI, IMJV,
Charles W. Savldgo. Pastor Services. 11
a. m. and 8 p. ra.; morning subject "How
Joseph Reached tho Throne' even ng,
"The Story of tho Tnrco Men Who
.urougni Tcrn water to tne Army."
Omaha Holiness Association. W. E.
Foshler. President Ten days' camp meet
ing at Thirty-third and Blondo, June 28 to
juiy u; u. Linton wintams, evangelist.
ana u is nop uianam, uunaay, june ss.
V. C. Rlnebarger and wire, singing evan
gelists, will take part in the services.
First Progressive Spiritualist Macule's
Hall. 1816 Harney, t. il. Thomas, u. a. a.
Sunday school at 9;4S.
A. C. KUQEL HAS SERIOUS.
SUCCESSFUL OPERATION
Polloo Commissi OBr A. C. Kurel un- First Corner ot Nineteenth
derwent an operaUon at the Wise Me- ??r..lKller,Jk,nTi Rouse. Fastor
h.Bitai vut.Rt.v . .7. 'W w.?"h'P .Sermon by the
fecUon of the stomach. Dr. Robert Gil- lng service. vision. o even
more performed the operation, which ' St Mary's Avenue, St Mary's Avenue
condition gave evidence
v-vyuij, (uiuvueu vpmwn waa very nay acnooi at U. Midweek servlco
serious. I iiwiijr wcninc at s.
EiiUcoiinl
HIGH WINDS STOP PLACING &ljg$SE: 7XSWXS
OF STEEL FOR F0NTENELLE ?h.r?,n mv. t :
munlon at 7;30. Strangers uitvaVs 3
Pastor Sunday at S p. m. lecture and
messages; subject, "The Difference Be
tween Hlndoolsm and Modern Spiritual-
ism;' ' Tuesday at s p. m. message service
unursaay at zym p, m. Xvaoies aio iut
sage service.
Church of Life, SIC North Eighteenth
Tlftv. Mil Vn. Ilell. Pastor MornlnK serv
lco ti ll o'clock; subject' "The Church
and Knual Suffraite:" evenlnK at
o'clock. "Temperance and Its Relation
to the Church;" Sunday school at 10 a. m.:
Young People's Christian Endeavor a 7
n. Vn. Mrs. Hohle Uuasey. leader: mid
week meeting Thursday evening '.at
8 o'clock: subject. "The Holy Ghost'."
Ladles' Relief, Wednesday at 215 Pierce.
street Mrs. w. r. vernon. preaiaent,
Omaha real estate Is the best Investment
you could make., Read' The Bee's real
estato columns.
APPEAL WILL BE MADE
FOR BETTER PAVEMENTS
Better and more substantial pavements
in Omaha Is tho cry or Omaha real
estate men. They insist that much of
the-paving haa not been satisfactory nnd
that this has hurt outlying property. A
committee of the Real Estate exchange
is investigating paving materials In other
places, where soma very substantial par
ing work has been done.
Because ot the high wind workmen were
compelled to atop the steel construction
on the new Fontenelle hotel. The In
struments on the federal building recorded I
an average velocity ot twenty-five miles
an hour during the forenoon.
TRIPLEX FLAT BUILT
BY HASTINGS & HEYDEN
Hastings & lleyden have started a
triplex flat building on Thirty-third
street between California and Webster
streets, which they are building for James
C Bash. This building will consist of
three six-room flats and will be held by
Mr, Bash as an Investment
Dr, n.liir New X.U Pills
cured Mr. E. W. Good '.ext. Dallas. Tex..
of malaria and biliousness. 'Best regu
lator of liver, stomach and bowels, Sc.
All druggists. Advertisement
Got anything you'd like to swapT Use
lM "Swappcra Column."
Church of St. Phllln II. n..
Twenty-first, Near Paul. Rev. John AU
bert Williams. VlcAr-Thlrd Sunday afte
Trinity. . Holy communion at 7:30, Hoiv
communion and sermon at 11. Sunday
school at 11 Evening prayer and ior
3?"" f1 i71' . Tha ervlca will be con-
Coins tho MT.. TWfct WalKr of U"Dert
If you want to know in advance what ..
pictures are. going to be shown at your Grace Endi.h. try. Lntl
favorite theater tonlsht read "Today's Clarence N. Swlhart MlnUter The IIo lv
Complete Movlo rrocrama" on the first o0rt"nn?n SSu11. TS0..11""1! t
want ad page. Complete programs ot kagUe'atSlt'"1 ,Chpl " :5a Ivuther
practically every moving ploture theater Bt Paul's Twcnty-tlfth and Evan.
In Omaha appear EXCLUSIVELY In ?ov T.. Otto. Pastor Services at 10.'
The Bee. "TO " iSSiXine.E"B""n department
R..nH7 ivngiisn
Planning for the
Stork's ftrriY!
1 1
fii I In -Mrtivi tho ini-n t Mark's English. Twentieth nn,i . linjuid and many and many a
VILUXO XXliUJL TVXIO a?. "?vi l Groh. Pastor. MorninV ' how It so wonderfully aided
, ?-X?il. A wonderful Call and Wonderful - the period of expectancy.
Incorporation or tno women's Bar fly with AIL" Sunday school sts-ii
ChTSMyesterdky by Attorney Ncttio deavor at 7. "f ul vnnsumn isn
Rothbluro. one of the incorporators. 2on. Thirty-alxUi Street and Lafayetta
The three days song and music program Avenue, A. T. Lorlmer. Paator-Sunday
In connection, with the thlrty-fourth "hool at :. Moralni aervlwlTat l
Saengerbund.cloBed at Loul-vlllo. Ky., ?"hUrsday evening at 8. Choir practice
last night with tha last ot a series of teimhtV?Jy afte.r- Jh BundVy Tchoo"
five concerts. One feature of tonight's wl,lho1 d Ha regular Fourth of July picnlo
xm.M Ih. .IniHnir r.t llu In E mweM lurk Kl.,-.. ' V-niO
uiuftiMu .. . ii , ,t- , .H" I - un
uckr Home." and Breus "SDrinrtlmn nn
the Rhine." by the mass chorus o? J.000
rnaio veicea.
Because the wheel ot the Storstad was
first put to port and then, It Is al
Iged, without the authority of the officer
In charge, was put hard a port, when It
had steerage. Butler Esplnall, K, C, In
his address to the Empress of Ireland
wreck commission at Quebec, contended
the collier was responsible for the dis
aster on May in which 1,011 persona
lost their Uvea.
Methodist
The Swedlih Church, Corner of Burt
and North Nlnteenth, Gustav Erlekann
Pastor-Suoday achool at l PlVachtni
service at 11. Sublect "The Highest Per
sonal Service" Young peopled iervTct
at 7. Chlldrens dayBpro1rram & the
Sunday school at . ry
Dleta Memorial. Tenth and Pierce. C X
Bawson. Minister-Sunday achool at 9:tS.
P J; h J r,?' HPrintendent Preach
ing at 11 by Rev. O. A. Luce. U. D. En.
worth league at L Led by ,J. JL Bexten.
Among thoso things which all women
should know of, and many ot them do.
is a spienaia external application sold
In most drug stores under tho name of
"Mother's Friend." It la a penetratlns
mother tells
them through
Its chief pur-
tendons, luramenta
and muscles so pliant that nature's ex
panston may bo accomplished without the
intense strain so often characteristic ot
the period of expectancy.
"Mother's Friend" may therefore ba
considered as Indirectly harms: a splendid
Influence upon the early disposition of
too tuiure generation.
Whatever Induces to the ease and com
fort of the mother should leave its Impress
upon the nervous system ot the baby.
At any rate it Is reasonable to believe
that since "Mother's Friend" has been, a,
companion to motherhood for more than
half a century it must be remedy that,
women have learned tho great value of.
Ask at any drug store for "Mother's
Friend." a penetrating, external liquid
of arest heln and value. And write to
Bradneld Regulator Co.. 02 Lunar nMr.,
Atlanta, Ga.. for their book ot .useful
ana uateiy uuonaauon.
Buy Omaha
real estate
because it -is
a good ;
investment
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As has often ' been pointed out in these col
umns, Omaha can take justifiable pride in her
wonderful commercial development, a natural
and constant growth that defies panics and
"psychological" depression.
The traffic in real estate is one of the surest indi
cations of a city's business condition and its
prospects for the future. Commerce and com
merce alone is responsible for the ever increasing"
demand for all classes of property and the con
sequent steady advance in values, v
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Buy Omaha real estate now because it is a
good investment. Because it brings 7 to
15 annually on your money. Because home
property, city and suburban, saves rent and
never decreases in value. Because vacant lots
yield a good profit with no upkeep. Be
cause an acre or two nearby provides a living
in itself. '
People are listening o the call of common
sense. Shrewd and careful investors are buying
now while prices are within reach and as others
are reaping the profits from investments made a
few years ago, so will they profit by the healthy,
stable growth of this great commercial and agri
cultural metropolis.
THE OMAHA BEE
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