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THE BEE: OMAHA, THITRS1)AV, JULY 16, 1914.
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SWAPPERS' COLUMN
WILL EXCHANGE "a NKA11LY NMW
No. S L C Smith typewriter At pay.
ment on piano. Address 8. C 9961 Deo.
"WILL. SWAP HOUHBHOLD FUHNl
,tture for good residence lot; would bo
Willing to pay difference In payments.
J Furniture, good as now. Address & C
til. liee.
(ROWING MACHINE, PUNCHING DAQ.
m. piattorm ana bag, uadne exerciser, In
lalan clubs, dumb bells, for irond kmlnk.
for what have you. Address 8 C. 006 Uee.
2IAVB UATKS AUTOMATIC NUMBER-
I iijk lllfujiuuu, wuauu& no, lliso Al-jeWOieCl
?entlcman's watch worth $15. Will trado
or second-hand typewriter. Address
3. C. 1101. llec.
WHAT HAVE YOU TO TRADE FOR AN
Overland 30, fully equipped and In good
running order, worth 3&0. Address 8. C.
84. Bee.
115 ACRES IN DECATUR CO., 1A., LIEO
one mile northwest of Pleasanton; has
a 3-room house, barn, 40x40, with drive
way; thrco wells, about 2 acres orchard,
nil fenced hog-tight, with one hog-tight
cross fenco; yards and orchard fenced
with 4-foot woven wire; about 40 acres
under tho plow: 15 acres timber, balance
pasture; all rolling land. Prlca 175 per
aero; mortgage, $2,300 at 6 per cent. Owner
wants a gracing section In Neb., clear,
for his equity. Address 8. C. 9SS.
l.20 ACRES M'FHERSiUN COUNTY,
Nebraska, land, fenced and cross-fenced
three good houses and three good
barns, highly Improved, Mtg. .000,
runs five years at 6 per cent. Will give
a good trade on Omaha property. Ad
dress 8 C 934. U
Lt ENGLISH STYLE BABY CARRIAGE
flHiLgv and high chair, one dome and one
7 ahower of electric fixtures, 4 white
enamel bed and electric Iron. S. O. 11M.
Bee.
E40 ACRES IN MERRICK COUNTY,
Neb., Improved: 140 acres in crop, bal
ance hay and pasture, 6 miles from
Archer; rented for ono-thlrd tho crop nnd
SI.OO for pasture and hay land. Price $125
per acre; mortgage J 12. 600. Owner wants
80 or 1C0 acres In eastern Nebraska or
lown. Address S. C. 11C2. Bee.
WILL EXCHANGE A HEAVY 2-INCH
Concord double harness, nlmost now, for
light work harness. Address S. C. 999.
ONE OF THE BEST CONFHCTION
erles west of Omaha. All up-to-date.
Doing good business. Piano, Vlctrola,
electric cash register, mixers, motors,
fans, seats 100. Step right Into the money
maker. Have been Inside too long.
,llust get out of doors. Will sell casn
or time or trade for land. Must be clear.
Address, Y 115, care Bee.
WILL EXCHANGE A FEW MONTHS
ront of G-room house, 2917 N. 25th St., for
painting. Address B. C. 1161, Bee.
PIGEON GRADE WINCHESTER SIR) i
gun. list price, J100, to trado for white
leghorn yearling hens. R. Brookman,
Creston. Ia.
WOULD SWAP GOOD GASOLINE
range for gad range; would also give
porno cash In trade. Address B. C. :07.
LIBRARY OF 215 ROLLS LATEST POP
ular and classical music foi SS-noto
player-piano, all lu perfect condition and
almost new; cost over J200. Will trade
for anything 1 can use; make ni- an
offer. Address S. C. 000. Bee.
MUST SELL MY NO. 6 PR1NTTYPI3
Oliver In next fow days. What trill yo'
s;lve ma? Address 8. O. 933. Bee.
10 ACRES, FRUIT FARM, 10 MILES
from St Lauder Dale and city lot In
same, all clear. Want auto, or what
have rou. Address S C 093. Pee.
WILL SWAP A WELL LOCATED AND
beautiful lot as part payment on a good
Ford 5-passenger car If you have such
a trade. Address 8. C. 1200, care Bee.
"WILL EXCHANGE A GOOD MOTOR
cyclo business, built up and a good pay
ing business. Exchungo for good house
and lot or what have you In exchange,
or sell for cush and terms at a reason
able price. Address S. C. 1159. Bee.
320 ACRES IN RAWLINS COUNTY.
Kansas. Clear, for a stock of general
merchandise. All level; lu crop this year.
Address 8 C 992. Bee.
WANT GOOD AUTOMOBILE, 6-PAS-sengor,
for good store building and U.000
worth of machinery, on business street;
property rented by year. Must go at
once. Address, 8. C. 992. Omaha Bee.
ANGELUB PIANO PLAYER AND A
large assortment of music. What have
you 7 8. C. 706, Bee.
O ACRES, 3 MILKS WEST OF A8H
land. Neb.. Improved, all lovel, worth
3150 acre. Will trado for Omaha property
up to $5,000. Mtg. J3.600. Five year o per
cent AddreSB S C931. Bee.
WANTED TO BUY LIGHT DOUBLE
harness, or will swap western saddle,
almost new, for the same. Ad. S. C 999.
WANT W ISTERN LAND 7 NICE LEV
el lots in good central Nebraska town,
worth 12,100, and 300 cash for a good,
clear, let el piece of land western Nob.,
near some railroad town. Give full par
ticulars of what you have In tlrst letter.
D. It Buck & Son, 912 Omaha Nat 4k
Omaha, Neb. .
WHAT HAVE YOU TO EXCHANGE
for J2.2O0 second mtg.. on 24(1 acres of
hay land, duo Dec. 22; int. 6 per cent?
B C 997. Bee.
ONE PARLOR REGINA. WITH FORTY
records. Burton mandolin, and one lot
in Kenwood Add. Casper, Wyo. for
what. Address, 8. C. 1104 Bee.
METZ "22" RUNABOUT OR RACER.
wanted. Must be 1914 model. In Ilrst
class condition. Describe fully and give
lowest cash price. Ad. S. C. HUG Bee.
120 ACRES, LYMAN COUNTY, SO. DAJC,
tine grass; will exchange for Mdao.
or city property. Address ti. C. 9SL Bee.
CLEAR 1.0T NEAR CARTER LAilE
Club, foi uuto, diamond or piano. Ad
drtss 8. C. JS2. Bee.
LET ME FURNISH PAINT AND PAINT
your houi.o; will take in exchange any
thing 1 can use, or will figure low for
cash. Address 8. C. 1153, liee.
EDISON PROJECTING KlNETOSCOPE,
convertible for gas or electricity, with
0 reels, film and slldos. Worth about tauo.
Complete except take-up. Will sell or
trade juaue otter. Auuress a. c. aw. Bee.
I HAVE 400 GALLONS OF PAINT IN 1
gallon cutis. All colors. Will exchange
nt wholesale price In any quantity uu
xlred for diamond, piano, or uuto. This
paint Is first class and sold In Omaha.
Address S. C, U52, Bee.
1 HAVE FINE UPRIGHT GRAND PI
ano, will exchange for a nice diamond.
AourPos a. u hdi. iiee.
WANT A GOOD LATE MODEL TWO
cylinder motorcycle, or small runabout;
have a single-cylinder machine, Just over
hauled and worth J125. also a new Un
derwood typewriter worth VS. which will
trade for right machltio. Addrnss S. C
1102. Bee.
FINE MULLIN STEEL LAUNCH FOR
sale or trade. Consider anything. Ad
dress S. C. Doa, care Bee.
HAVE TWO LOTS IN SOUTHERN
Texas near Houston. Cost 3250; all clear
and good title, also neurly brand uoiv
rifceriAAA rnr r! ir Ara t nr (..ng.iru i i.t .
would exchange for concrete machinery,
office turnlture, or what have you. Ad
cress 8. C. 879. Bee.
WHAT HAVE VOL! TO tkaum win a"
good grocery and meat market invoice
auoui kvw. p. yu, jjee.
FOR SALE AT BaHOAIN-uRNITUUE
and complete equipment 6-room brick
flat, walking distance, on car line; two
rooms pays the rent, .0 with water;
furniture was bought May 15; deaUi in
family reason for selling at half or real
value; half cosh, bat like rent, 110 a
month. Leaving town. This Is not on
agent's prop. Address S. C. 889, Bee.
HAVE GOOD C. SMITH TYPE-
writer that will trade for u second hand
motorcycle; will pay some cash. Ad
dress S C MG. Bee.
liM ACRiXJ UNIMPROVED LAND IN
Butte Co.. So. Dak., to trade for Omaha
property F. H More. 212 Om. Nat Bank
JO ACRE TRACT AN D 2 CITY LOTS. IN
ood town In Texas, for rooming house
dress 8 C 990. Bee.
ITOU SALE OR TRADE 120 ACHES
land 2V4 miles from Grlswold, la., well
Improved; new 7-room house, largo barn,
woven wire fence; about 17 acres pasture,
balance in high state of cultivation;
worth 1 150 per acre. Want cottage up to
33,000, or what havo you' Address s C
tit, Bee.
Vi CITY BLOCK, NEB. COUNTY SEAT
town, ciear, tor piano or auio. Address
8. C. 9S3. Bee.
OFFERED FOR RENT
Auanmeuti anil Klnta.
t-r modern flat, ta. 2308 S. 24th. H. 4711.
OQDEN ANNEX looms, with kitchen
tt r?. Council Bluffs.
OFFKUKD FOR HUNT
Apartments and Klnta.
St. Clare Apartm'ts
M and Harney, Just completed 2. I and 4
rooms. Hot. 647 or Douglas M06.
Globe Van&Storage
Stores, moves, packa and ships; 3-hors;
van ajid 2 men. tl 25 ter hour: storage II
Phono Douglas 43M and Tyler 230
Gordon Van Co.?S?
219 N. 11th St
Phone D. 394 or 11 V)
CLOSE in, modern 6-room flat, six blocks
from postofflce, cheap rent 1917 Web
ster Bt Call Douglas 43.
514 SO. 22d street 345, modem 12-room
flat good location for rooming or board
ing house; 6 blocks to Court House. Call
Webster 3016.
4-ROO.M apartment, modern except heat,
1024 South Twenty-sixth St.
WANTED to Rent Two rooms and bath.
second floor New Hamilton. Telephone
Douglas 2730, or Inquire at office.
8-ROOM flat; mod. ex. heat; 1560 N. 20lh.
Conrad Young, 322 Brandels Theater.
Douglas 1571; 315. o
FIVE-ROOM apartment. The Chula
Vista, 30th and Poppleton. Conrad
loung, 322 Brandels Theater. Douglas
1571. o
CLOSE-IN BRICKS.
201 South 30th, 6-r., on first floor. $25.
8. W. 24th and Cal., over drug store,
olio 5-r., 335; 10-r., 372.50. Heat and water
paid on this.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
1016 OMAHA NATL DOUG. 2715.
1114 N. 22D ST.-4-room modern brick flat,
steel range, gas stove, kitchen cabinet,
water paid; 317.
RASP HR09.-DouglaS 1663.
1622 CUMING. 4-r., all mod. apt. 322.50.
!u9 N. 17th, 6-r.. all mod. apt, 327.50.
652 S. 2th Ave., 9-r., all mod. flat, good
locution to rent rooms, 330.
RASP BROS.. 106 McCogue Bldg.
ALL kinds of flats, 1601 Vinton. Tyler 1771.
Furnished lluasea.
5-ROOM furnished liouso from July IS
to September 1. II. 6S70.
Ilunrd una Itnoins.
REEDHURST
Try our meals
106 No. th St
FOR RAILROAD MEN.
Good rooms, with excellent board; rates
very rcaHonable. 1R11-13 Howard. D. 6S10.
KuriilnhfMl Housekeeping; llooma.
A SUITE of rooms, strictly mod: rofer
ences. 1802 Farnam. Apt. 7, Davidge blk.
FARNAM. 2236. Flat 3 Three modern
housekeeping rooms. Tyler 1675.
FuruInlirU Rooms.
FURNISHED rms. private family, walk
lng dls. ; no children; nice parlor, piano;
large grounds; board If desired. Tyler 2234.
TWO nicely furnished rooms on first
floor, Hanscom park district; single or
together. Phono Har. H748.
WALNUT, 3340-Cool, nicely furnished
rs; mod, house; board if desired. 1L 7167
ROOM in private family, one or two gen
tlemen, or man and wife; with board If
desired. Phono Douglas M71.
llotcla nnd Aimrtmrati.
DODGE HOTEL Modern. Reasonable.
CALIFORNIA Hotel, 16th and California.
Weekly rates 12 nnd up. Douglas 70S3.
OGDEN HOTEL, rooms 32
Council Bluffs.
per week.
HunsekreplnR Rooms.
723 S. 1STH St. Housekeeping nnd sleep
ing rooms; mod. house. Phone T. 1021-W.
Hoiiae nnd Cuttnarcs.
T i TJTj'TTExd. Co.. piano t furnl
u . j. xijjiiiyturo movJnt d. 6146. W. 2743
6-ROOM cottage, rear. 1013 N. 29th. 10.
6-ROOM house, nearly new, all modern;
near park in Dundee. Tel. Harney 265S.
6-ROOM, completely furnished hoUBC. 1801
Blnncy. W. 394.
342.60 Brick, 130 8. 25th St., just north of
Farnam. Owner, 205 Ramge Bldg.,
Phone Douglas 2221.
Hnnana in all parts of the city.
..UUBLS Crcgh Son8 & Co., Bee Bldg,
FOR RENT AH modern 6-room house.
2617 No. 20th Bt TI. Web. 6975.
SIX-ROOM house, nearly new, all mod
ern, near cars. Dundee. Tel. Har. 2663.
Fidelity Storage Co.
Storage, moving, packing and shipping.
16 & Jackson Sts. Phone, Doug. 151S.
FOR RENT
We have a complete list of all houses,
apartments and llats that are (or rent
This list can be seen free ot charge at
Omaha Van & Storage Co., 806 S. 16th St
7-ROOM house, facing Hanscom Park,
modern. Kfi.50. Phone Hnrney 1563.
Maggard's
Van and Stop
age Co. Reduced
ratL'H far 60 flnvn
Large vuu. 2 men. 31.25 nor hr dm v. 1
men. 31 per hr. 1713 Webster. Doug. 1496.
FREE RENTAL LIST.
Complete "for rent" list of houses,
apartments and flats on file ut our office;
no charge whates-er. Union Outflltlng
Co.. 16th and Jackson Sts.
6 ROOMS, modern, 2d floor close In, 316;
2H36 Dodge. Tel. liar. 0763. G. A. Eckles.
6-ROOM house, electric light, gas and
water. J15. 3331 Manderson St
C-R. and bath, strictly modern; walking
distance, nice yard; fine location. H. 376tt.
110 S. 26th Ave, 13 rms., modern, J45.
807 S. 18th St. 6 rooms, modern, 325.
4540 Nicholas St, 6 tms., mod., new, $25.
2626 Emmet St.. 7 rooms. modArn. in
292S 8. 18th St. 6 rooms, modern, $21.
711 S. 19th St., 9 rms., mod. ex. heat $20.
2422V4 8. 16th St., 6 rms. part mod., $12.60.
3215 Burt Bt, 3 rms., electric light $8.60.
M'CAGUE INVESTMENT COMPANY.
1506 Dodge St. Doug. 415.
HOUSES FOR RENT.
$17.00 Three 6-r. flats, 2014 8herman
Ave., new.
$20 6-r.. 1615 Howard St., mod. ex. heat
20 6-r.. 2015 Fowler Ave., mod. ex, heat.
25 5-r.. 2019 Fowler Ave., modern.
32.60 6-r. flat. 622 Park Ave., modern.
36-6r. flat, 63 Park Ave., modern.
35 6-r. flat 2111 Chicago at, new, mod.
APARTMENTS.
$35.0O-4-r., The Harold, 27th and Jack
son Bts.
$42.60 4-r.. The Warren. 517 S. 28th St
J45.0O 7-r.. 619 South 16th St.
$47.50-7-r., 616 South 16th St.
OEORGE & CO.,
902 City National Bank Bldg.
Phone Douglas 766.
Stores and Office.
Must have an
Office with a vault?
Tht Ree Building has
them large or small,
located on the street
or on the court with
water and free eleo-
tric light
$18 - $30 - $40 - $50
TheBeeBuildingCo
Room 103.
OFFICE with reception room; reasonable.
614 State Bank Bldg.
PART of good new store. 16& Chicago.
Barns.
GOOD barn, room for S or 10 horses.
1917 Webster St Call Douglas 43.
REAL ESTATE
FARM Jb RANCH LANDS FOR. SALE
f udlann.
BUY INDIANA CORN AND
WHEAT LAND.
A splendid opportunity to buy a farm
In the corn belt of Indiana, where land
will double In the next few years. Farms
from 40 aTPa up to 2.000 acres. Write
Newtson Bros, Knox, Indiara.
REAL ESTATE
FARM A RAM 11 l.A.NDS FOR S A 1,13
Arkansas.
HOMESERKBRS' excursion; German
American colony; Grant and Jefferson
counties, Arkansas. Upholf, 4u0 Times
uldg., St lxiuls. Mo.
l 8. GOV. LAND FRBK-6n June 1. 1
1914. h lortlon of the axilciuturHi IhiuI
In big 1. 8. Government reserve in Ar- j
kansas was thrown open to homestead '
settlement, no swamps or overflow land.
country well watered and timbered, fine
cnmaie anu very neaiiiiy. crop taiiure
unknown. Send ten cents for booklet ot
Revised Homestead Laws and particulars
to A. V. ALEXANDER. Locating En
gineer, Box SS, U. S. Uov. Bldg., Little
Rock, Ark.-o
Kansna.
FOR SALE 1,680 acres raw land In
Hamilton county. Kans: prloo. 3o
per acre. Terms; Will divide. Address
P. O. Box 369, Lincoln, 111.
Mlnueautn.
FOR Sale 260 acres. 45 mites from Min
neapolis. 1 mile from town; 16) acres
under cultivation, balance used for pas
tures; can practically all be cultivated;
heavy soil; good set buildings, consisting
ot S-room house, largo barn, granary,
coincrlbs, etc.; tho land will produce 60
bushels of com per acre; telephone In
houso: country thickly settled; complete
set of machlnory; 27 head ot stock, con
sisting of eleven cows, balance 1 and I-year-olds;
six good horses; 25 hogs; cnlck
ens; one-half ot this car's crop and
everything on Uie farm goes at loO iter
acre, halt cash. Schwub Bros.. 1028 1'ly
mouth Bldg., Mlnneapo lis. Minn.
LOOK AT THIS.
Good Improved 120-acre farm In Min
nesota, only $2,om mortgage. Want good
auto for my equity of 32,300. Hore's a
good farm. Wrlto or wire
THOMAS ADAMS,
413 Karbach Block, Omaha, Neb.
468 ACRES Minnesota lnnd worth over
, i1" pcre. .iusi oo sold. $53 per acre.
$2.000 cash. Douglas 7999J-6.
.SALE, RENT Good farms, corn belt
SOUthWnAtprn Mlnnn.iila rkn.nw T-
116. Lake Wilson. Minnesota. '
FARMS for sale-$5 down, $5 monthly buy
40 acres, good timber land, near town.
Teicns fnmitv Mn n.. twvi. .
title. J. B. Jarrell. Mt. Vernon. IlL
Montana.
THE FAMOUS JUDITH BASIN.
I have 6.00 acres of land for sal la
this fertile section at from $14 to $60 per
acre. Write or inquire of U B. Divers,
Hobson. Mont o
WOil SALE - BARGAIN - NEBRASKA
vuihb runcri oi i.wi acres, near Valen
tine. Nf.tirABkft! niilu .
- .t,..u iiuiii fork
Jlobrara lands, recently opened 1,100 acres
"" "j mia, auu-irngaiion ana pro
ducing hundreds of tona of hay that
i ii upiana Daiance pasture;
. ai.nciu kikck. running mrougn; eleven
miles of fence, good, new house, barn,
etc. For quick sale price $14 per acre;
MEAD & COB, 69 W. Washington St.
I' OUND 320-ucru nomeatead In settled
neighborhood; lino farm land; not sand
hills; cost you $2uo filing tees and alt J.
A. Tracoy. Kimball, Neb.
KOR HA 1 .T.'-14nsr lu rcr. tui.tw Mirh.u.l.
- - t. mati-BiBUO,
medium-priced land in Nebraska; very
little money required. C. Bradley, Wol
bach. Neb. o
FOR SALE 240-acro level improved
farm, 2H miles from York, Neb. Ad
dress P. O. Box 97, Lincoln, III. o.
WlBCoimln.
A snap, 160 acres 1V4 miles from thriving
village of Ogllvlc; 60 acres under plow,
most of balance easily cleared, good
house, other buildings fair condition; cow
barn for 18 cows, horse barn for 4 horses,
60-ton silo (new), on stato road, Farmers'
Telephone line, R. F. D., near good
Furmcra' co-operative creamery. Man
with 10 to 15 good cows can easily pay for
this farm; $60 per acre, $2,600 to $3,000
V. t.nl.nn. r, 1 I , T )
other business. F. A. Rettlg, Ogllvle,
ivciibuvu uo., iuinn. v
REAL ESTATE LOANS
$100 to $10,000 made promptly. F. D.
Wead. Wcad Bldg.. 18th and Farnam.
CITY and farm loans, 6, 6W, 6 per cent
J.H.Dumont k Co., 1603 Farnam, Omaha,
HARRISON & MORTON. 916 Om. Nat.
WANTED City loans and warrants.
W. Farnam Smith & Co., 1320 Farnam.
(i R VI V TCROS l-cms, $500 and up,
U-A.-LV lVUO. Omaha Nat. BanK.
SEE us first if you want a farm loan.
United States Trust Co., Omaha, Neb.
MONEY on hand for city and farm loans.
H. W. Binder, City Nat. Bk. Bldg.
6 farm loans. Optional payments Ac an
nual Int. Wm. McCormlck. 1201 Farnam.
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska forms.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
1016 Omaha Nat. Douglas 271B.
C CITY LOANS, Bemla-Carlberg Co.,
- jiv-ji uranueis xneaier xiiug.
CITY property. Large loans a specialty.
W. II. Thomas, 228 State Bank Bldg.
WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co,
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE R. E.
New 8-room. modern home, with all da-
slrable features, worth $5,5K), for vacant
or small property. Loan -,w; balance
terms.
Good 7-room, modern except heat
choice location, shade, paving, $2,350.
Make an offer.
Nlco C-room cottage Dundee caved
modern, nearly finished, $3,200 cash or
terms part traae. Webster &zws.
Pianos for other musical Instructs. D. 2017.
REAL ESTATE
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.
KERR Tltlo Guarantee and Abstract Co..
a modern abstract office. 305 So. 17th
St. Phone Douglas 6487.
REED Abstract Co., oldest abstract of
fice In Nebraska. 206 Brandels Theater.
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Dandy Bungalow
3042 Meredith Ave.
This tine, completely modern 6-r. bunga
low Is ready to occunv and ouuht to milt
you If you are looking for something
gooa. Living room ana aining room goidon
oak flnl4i. Iiollshed onk floors in all
rooms; nice kitchen with built-in china
cupboard; two large porches, full ce
mented basement having sink and floor
drain; first class plumbing and furnace.
Largo level 60-foot lot, a valuable asset
to this property. Price $3,600 on terms of
Kju; balance sjv a montn, wnicn includes
Interest and principal. If interested call
mo at Douglas 1229 or Weboter 7077, and I
will show you through.
Fred V. Shotwell, Agent,
S54 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg.
New Kountze Place
Home
7 Rooms, $3,650
Located at 3515 N. IStli St.. Just between
Plnkncy and Evans. Has large living
room, sun parlor, dining room and kitchen
on first floor, 3 good bed rooms und hath
on second floor. First floor, flnlshod In
oak, with beautiful oaken stairway lead
ing to second floor. Full basement, fur
nace heat, in fact, strictly modern
throughout. One block from car line.
Can arrange exceptionally good terms
on this property, can us up and we will
be glad to show you this property.
Hiatt-Fairfield Co.
Douglas 498. 230 Omaha Nat Bk. Bldg.
Special Be Quick
Six-room, all modern house; oak floor.
Ing, screned-ln porch, fine cistern and
pump; city water, lot 40x132; paving all
puiu; nousn gooa as new. for $z,tfl. Hmall
payment down; balance like rent. Call
at the office and we will taka you out.
P. J. Tebbens Co.
150 Omaha National Bank Bldg.
Phone Douglas 2182.
SIX-ROOM, all modern hcue, nearly new
near car Duncue Tel. Harney 2J5S.
REAL ESTATE
CITY IMUH'HHTY FOR KAt.K.
(timlen lxits
Acreage
in Omaha
MTU AND CORBY STS.
Two blocks of lots.
targe 60 foot lots.
IkivcI lots, tine soli.
For garden purposes they
cannot be beat
Tho prices will sell them:
$146 to $100.
You will pay as much per
aero one mile further out.
Notice they are close-In
lots at acreage prices
Why not call by phone at
once and mako an appoint
ment. Wo will send n sales
man with an automobile to
take you to see these lots.
If you can't go In the day
time we will take you In the
evening.
Bv all means sec these lots
if you want a bargain.
PHONE DOUGLAS
2596
H. .11. Harper,
1013-14 City National Bank Bldg.
YOUR DREAMS COME TRUE
WHEN
you buy this new, all modern home, six
rooms and sleeping porch; onk finish,
with oak floors throughout; large living
room, 12Hx23 feet; reception hall, cloak
closet, mirror door; bookcases between
dining room and living room, window
seat, plate rail and paneled walls In din
ing room; large, well nrranged kitchen,
with convenient bantry and Ice box room
Three corner bedrooms nnd bath on sec
ond floor; bath room enamel and tile,
with high grnde plumbing fixtures. Com
bination lighting fixtures, full cement
basement, furnace heat, with oil burner
attached. Fine south front lot, 60x125 ft,
paved street, only H block from Kountro
Park, surrounded hy new homes. Will
make easy terms, or consider small house
or vacant lot as nrst payment.
RASP BROS..
IOC McCagun Bldg. Douglas 1663.
ATTRACTIVE, WELL
BUILT COTTAGE.
Five nice rooms nnd bath room. Tar
lor and dining room In oak; colonnade
opening between these rooms: bedrooms
aro good sized with nlco closet room;
kitchen has built-in cupboards; dandy ce
mented basement; stairway to attic
partly floored. This Is a brand new cot
tagw. honestly built throughout. Located
near Sherman Avo. car lino and Luke St.
school. Price $2,P00; ensy terms. Ask to
eeo it. Wo will bo glad to call for you at
any time.
SCOTT & HILL COMPANY.
Douglas 1009. 306-7-8 McCaguo Bldg.
Brand New
Stucco Bungalow
Bemis Park
Five rooms, big living room arrange
ment, finished In beautiful oak; oak
floors in every room in the house, large
attic; convenient basement A wonderful
little homo with every modern con
venience, complete with window shados
nnd decorated throughout. The lot Is
large, 40x135 ft. Paved stroet Two blocks
to Harney car line. Price, $3,600; $500
cash, balanco monthly.
Armstrong-Walsh Co.
Tyler 1638. 208-10-12-14 State Bank Bldg.
Bargain
Kountze Place
1617 Kvnns street brand new, modern
home, largo living room, vestibule en
trance and coat closet, dining room, with
panelled walls and window seat kitchen,
fine pantry nnd vestibule, alt on first
floor; three bed rooms, sun room or sum
mer sleeping room and bath on second
floor. This Is a well arranged and bsau
tlfully finished house; plumbing and
heating guaranteed. House litis Just been
decorated on both floors with nxponslve
paper. Full set of screens and shades go
with tho houi". Yard Is nicely Boddod
and street Is paved. See this today. Can
make mighty easy term to good party.
Payne & Slater Co.
616 Omaha Nat Bank Bldg.
DUNDEE
Two Bungalows just being
completed.
Most attractive bungalows in
Dundee.
Strictly modern, 5 largo rooms
nnd bath, oak finish
throughout, beam ceilings, built-in book
cases, window seats, plate roll, 6x7-foot
cupboards In kitchen with glass doors,
beautiful electric light fixtures, sleeping
porch, full basement with cement floors;
streets paved, high, sightly location at
49th and Burt Sts.. Dundee.
Can be purchased cheap on easy terms
If taken at once.
Telephone Douglas 415 or Red 8373.
WestFarman $4,500
A dandy 6-room. modern home, built by
tho owner, with beautiful quarter sawed
oak floors In the living room and dining
room, Inrge fireplace, combination stair
way, 3 large bedrooms, with lurgo closets.
The price has been reduced $1,009 and Is
a bona fldo snap. Owner wants to sell
quick
Glover & Spain
919-20 Cltv National.
Douglas 3962.
Best Lot Value
in
Beautiful Clairmont
Double corner at 47th "Ave. and Miami,
east front, 100x125, $1,400, C per cent dis
count for all cash. No other lots like
these offered at anything like the price.
A district of all new homes and of con
stantly advancing values. Go out and
see them or let us take yon out
Armstrong-Walsh Co.
Tyler 1536. 203-10-12-14 State Hank Bldg
On Omaha's
Prettiest Mile
$5,500 One of the cleverest and best ar
ranged houses on the prettiest mile for
sale by owner; east front, 6 large rooms,
living room has fireplace, beamed celling,
strictly up-to-date kitchen. 3 larcrn tuwt.
rooms of white enamel, large closets, mlr-
rur uuur, mruuBiiuui, stationary wash
tubs In basement, large porch, screenod
In; plenty of shade trees, stucco garage
and driveway. Terms to suit.
Call Owner
WEB. 7862.
.0412 FLORENCE BLVD.
NEW HOME, MODERN HOME,
BRAND NEW HOME
"Clairmont," 8 rooms, BTUCCO, ALL
DECORATED upstairs and down. A
new and attractive, very practical plan
y elding good lines from all sides, and a
place ?or everything Complete Inside,
tlce this at 2726 N. 4Cth St., and terms
can be arranged.
E. R, GIBSON & CO., Webster 62C.-o
7-ROOM house, rents for $18.50, must be
um ui once, .v wai nanuie it it, 4llt
REAL ESTATE
CITY lUlOPKUTY FOR .1 M.U.
Vacant Lot in
Claremont Addition
A fine cast front lot. WxllJ, with water,
setver. gns. paving nnd sidewalk all puld,
only $1,300. Terms to suit-
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.
Doug. 1781. Ware Ulk.
IDEAL HOME
3N California St Living room, sun
room, dining room. Kitchen, first floitr,
four bedrooms and bath second floor; full
basement and attic, floored all over, first
.li.ni. In naif fln, lllfnlt 11, lit '
maple. Large' lot Must be seen to be
appreciated.
GALLAGHER & NELSON
644 Brandels Bldg Phono Douglas 33SI.
$3,850
Best Bargain in
West Farnam
District
SM7 Jones St. Oust wrt ot JSlh
Ave., on Jones St.), 6 rooms, com
pleted this' week. First floor fin
ished In onk. Second floor hard
Sine: whltn enamel both room,
locplng porch 8x10 feet Full brick
cellar, cemented floor, sloped to
drain. Improved ventilating sys
tem through garret mnkes cool
bedrooms In the afternoon and
night.
One-half block to school, 1 block
to Leavenworth car, 4 blocks to
Fnrnom.
Inquire at 305 So. 17th St., or
phono Doug. 64S7 or Hnrney 6SW.
West Farnam
BARGAIN
itiuuvrn, o-riwill vuiuikh uii oiii
between Jackson nnd Jones streets. Clos
to car line, school, stores. Will sell at
low figure. Apply to owner, 712 fo. JWIi
Bt. Phone Harney 7165.
The No Commission
Realty Co.
locatod at 316-320 Paxton block, offers a
suggestion to those wishing to sell or ex
change any property or business. Would
you not go where that kind ot business
is done? There is no kind ot a proposi
tion that ia not handled there merchan
dise, farms and ranches, city nnd town
properties, rooming houses, hotels, res
taurants; In fact, anything and every
thing. If you want to buy, tell the No
Commission Rualty Co. what you want
If you want to sell or exchange, list your
property with the No Commission Realty
Co. Como In and see the greatest assort
ment of excellent monuy-makern that can
be found anywhere. We also have cash
buyers for properties and business in dif
ferent localities: yours may be the prop
erty or business they want. It Is a proven
fact that a. market place lor every Kind
ot property, displayed where the thou
sands ot people can Inspect them, with
experienced attendants at your service,
Is what brings results.
Coma In or write for the only method
of buying, selling or exchanging any prop
erty or business and pay no commission.
This Is the department store for realty
and buslnosa transactions. It's the peo
ple's way. They all go to the NO COM
MISSION REALTY CO.
BETTER HOMES
LOW PRICES BABY TERMS
COOL SLEEPING POUCHES
Rrand new, never occupied, oak fin
ished, full two stories. Six large rooms
besides bath, den and screened-tn sleep
ing narch. Kino light fixtures and win
dow shades. Decorated throughout. Fall
basement with fruit collar and floor
drain. Furnace heat. Located on paved
street at 2437 and 2439 Laurel Ave. I'rics,
$3,850; $360 cash, $31.60 monthly. Api leav
ing tho city soon and offering a bar
gain. Phone owner, Harney 6310,
WILL HELL
Equity of $1,400 In a $3,000 home for $1,200
cash, lias 7 rooms and bath, modern
except heat, full cement basement, ce
ment walks, on paved street andjear lino.
8609 N. 30th St
MUST bo sold, 6-room, new, modern
residence In Morning Side addition;
cost $1,80) to build, must sell at a loss.
Phono D. 3607.
Ilensim Ileal Estate for Hale.
Square Home, 3 Lots
Oarage, cement floor; barn, I stalls,
haymow; chicken houso und yard, trees
and shrubbery; cast front; house In cen
ter of ground; 4 rooms and halt down, 4
full slzo cool rooms above; high view ot
Douglas county. You can sell off two
lots for $1,800 or more and hvo plenty
room loft. Only $900 cash, balance
monthly. Take car to 69th Ave. und go
two blocks south to 24. Phono us to
meet you.
O'Koofc Renl EsUito Co.
1016 Omaha Nat'l. Douglas 2715.
Evenings. 11. XtS or 11. 6134.
Florence llenl Estuiu for Hale.
C. L. Nethaway, suburban prop. Flor. $76.
Stockholders Vote
to Put $138,000 Price
On the Auditorium
The Auditorium Is to be sold as soon
as the directors get an offer that they
consider reasonable and that will cover
all tho debts ot the Auditorium company,
which amount to $138,074. This was de
cided by n unanimous voto ot the stock
holders, nt the Auditorium yesterday aft
ernoon. Of a total of 167,000 shares In thn com
pany, 74,318 wero voted at this election.
The Issue was whether tho directors
should be authorized to sell the building
at a price high enough to cover all debts
Every ono of the 74,318 votes was "yes."
Nearly one-half of tho total stock was
voted.
C. C. Dclden was elected chairman of
yesterday's meeting and J. M. Olllun, sec
retary. In a resolution asking that tho
board of directors be authorized to sol.'
the property it wan pointed out that for
saveral years the company has not been
paying expenses and that there Is no
Immrdlato prospect of this condition be
ing changed.
Aged Veteran with
Proud Record Hears
the Call of Death
The deatli yesterday of John Osby.
formerly of Wisner, at Ht. Joseph's hospi
tal marks tho passing of a civil war
voteran with u record such as few soldiers
ot the reUlllon tun boast. Mr. Osby
was In thlrty-slx engagements during tho
war and took part In Sherman's march
to the sea. Ho was In the battle ot Look
out mountain, whnrt. he was singled out
for his bravery. Two color bearers had
been killed by confederate bullets when
Private Osby seized the flag only to
have the staff severed by a bullet close
to the cloth. He seized the spilt staff
and waved It. still leading the men be
hind htm. He was on thre battlefields
at the mini time as Archbishop Ireland,
then a soldier priest.
Oot any
anyimng you-n line 10 swap 7 use
the ' Swappers" Column. '
HITCHCOCK DECLARES WARiMoreheadSaysHe
Fight Against Confirmation of
Jones Rouses President.
EXECUTIVE LINES UP FRIENDS
Mlaihr ltontlti .lours n Tainted
Uy Ilnrvrstrr Trust nml Written
by A . II. ThmniiMiH Xpruna
l lion Hnaternrr.
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
WANUINOTON, July lf..-(Hjocll Tele
gram.) Senator Hitchcock today niado
public a letter from A. U. Thompson ot
llelevldere. Neb., Where-.n tho latter pro-
testa lu no uncertain terms against tho
confirmation of Thomas D. Jonrs ot Chi
cago as a member ot the federal rcsctvo
board
.Senator Hitchcock, acting chairman of
tho banking and currency committee,
mado u majoilty report against tho con-
flrmntlon of Jones and sought to have
the proceedings nnd the debate "out In
tho open," but the sly fox from Missouri,
Senator Stone, was not to be caught In
such u trap, and, accordingly moved that
tho senate go Into session, which put a
"stop order" on tho senior senator from
Nebraska.
It was during the cxecutlvo session that
Senator Hitchcock read, among other let
ters and telegrams, the one from A. 11.
Thompson, wherein the latter state that
Jones Is tainted with the harvester trust
and thut the people out his way hate tho
harvester trust as "tho dovll hates holy
water."
Ciinf Irnintlnn Likely.
It Is thought that Jones will be con
firmed In cxccutlvo session, but ho can
not bo confirmed in open session, ltencn
Senator Hitchcock desire to have every
thing "open nnd abovo board."
For five hours the senate In exeoutlvo
session fought over tho Issuo ot making:
public tho testimony.
Nothing was accomplished In the long
debate, which, at times, became, heated,
further consideration ot the Issue being
deferred until the majority and minority
reports of tho banking commltteo are
completed and submitted, probably to
morrow. President Starts Flirht.
Determined to bring about tho confirm
ation of Mr. Jonea It possible, President
Wilson thereupon started one of the
most active tights he has had since his
Inauguration.
7loporta reaching tho White Hous to
night were that four domocratlo senators,
Hitchcock, Reed, Vardamnn and O'Qor
man, are opposing Mr. Jones, nnd that
thrco republican senators, Sherman,
Stephenson nnd Burton, are for hla con
firmation. While the president still feels compara
tively euro of having Mr. Jones con
firmed, he Is not taking any chances, and
every effort Is being made to change tho
present situation.
Postmaster Qcneral nurleson, Secre
tary McAdoo nnd Assistant Attorney
General Uraham wore at tho White
Houso tonight discussing the situation
and they wero In closo touch with ad
ministration leaders In tho senate.
Affront to Rxpcntlre.
Thcro has been no talk of "reading out
of tho party" any of tho democrats op
posing Mr. Jones, but It Is understood
thut tho prosldent will not feel at all
kindly toward any of thont. Ho takes
tho ground that Mr. Jones Is a personal
choice ot his own, that ho has vouched
for him and that any democrats who
oppose him will bo striking a blow at ths
administration.
Senator Hitchcock mado his suggestion
to the senate today In the form of a mo
tion and addressed the senate at length
urging the necessity for publicity of all
tho facts In view of the controversy that
has arisen, with several democratic sena
tors openly fighting President Wilson's
candidate, for the Important post. The
Kobraskan also discussed tho morlts of
the case, but the main discussion was on
the question o. publicity.
When Senator Hltchcocic concluded ho
waa vigorously attacked hy Senator lllalr
Leo of Maryland, a domocratlo member
of tho banking commtttoo, for making
publlo somo of the verbatim testimony In
tho Jones hearing several days ago. This
evldcnco wns printed In several news
papers In tho central west and In tho east
and the Maryland senator charged Bena
tor Hitchcock with responsibility for mak
Ing public testimony hold ns executive
without the consent of other members of
the committer or tho senate.
Senator Leo wns mildly supported In
his attack hy Senators Hollls and Shaf
roth, also majority members of tho com
mittee, who oppose publicity of tho
record.
Senator Reed of Missouri, tho other
democratic member of the committee who
opposes Mr. Jones' confirmation de
fended Senator Hitchcock and pleaded for
publication of tho entire records, Finator
Stone, Senator Swanson nnd other demo
crats urged that tho occasion did not call
for shattering the rules of tho senato
concerning executive nominations. Sen
ator Hrlrtow, republican, entered Into tho
debate, championing the Hitchcock
motion, nnd Senator Ilorah, who has
threatened to defy the roles of tho senate
concerning executive business, nlso spoke
for publicity.
Today's debate Indicated that the fight
against confirmation of Mr. Jones is to
be the most bitter that has occurred over
any nomination In the Wilson administra
tion, but administration leaders expressed
confidence tonight that they have tho
votes to assure the. confirmation. They
informed the president that the majority
would be between five and ten.
Concerning tho nomination of Paul 11.
Warburg of New York, who still holds
to his refusal to appear before the com
mittee, no action won taken. Members
of the committee adhere to their de
termination to do nothing further with
thfi nomination until Mr. Warburg agrees
to appear.
Culls from the Wire
Kdgar Murphy, a young farmer of New
Albany, has confessed, according to the
authorities, that he was the slayer of
Herman Klsher. 17 years old. who hub
l hot und killed as he wan returning home
from a visit to his swenthnart, Ida Wll
helm. 'rly Sunday Murphy, who Is n
married man. though separated from his
wife, said that he killed Fisher because
tho latter Informed Miss Wilhelm .Murphy
had a wife.
The federal grand lury at Chicago
voted Indictments ugainst four prlvuti
bankers charging them with using the
malls to defraud. They were Sol LrwIii
sohn, former head of the Traders bank,
Joseph T. Asliiirst und William Knr.iberg,
partners 1n the Hrookllne and tho Mid
way Commercial and Saving bank and
Jerome Hint's, at one time postmusler at
Argo, III., and owner ot the Industrial
Savings bank.
A woman's head, found by workmen
on the Seattle city garbage dump, which
ut first was believed to have belonged to
a murderer's victim, was thrown away by
n physician who had been conducting x
periments on a corpse obtained from n
hospital A piepnratlon of red lead used
in medical laboratory work hod been In
jected Into the head, giving It the an.
rearance of having only recently been
seered from a UWng body
Hasn't an Apology
to Make to People
UAIIOO, Neb.. July lo.-dpeclal Tele
grain.) Son enty-flve democrats met at
the court house In county convention to
day where l.ovcrnor Mnrehead, John G
Mahor and W. F. Porter turned the guns
of democracy upon the Saunders county
democrats. Mr. Porter represented Mr.
Uergo ns he was unable to attend.
Governor Morehead stated that since
lio had been elected governor ho had not
ono solitary apology to make. He told
of promising that ho would not be a
candidate a second time for governor.
but that he hud chnnged his mind be
cause seventy-fix e chairmen ot county
central committees In Nebraska had In
responro to a query requested him to run.
He stated further that he had never been
defenttd for office nnd had been a can
didate many times, nnd It ho was de
feated at the primaries ho would stilt
fight for the principles o democracy with
the same enthusiasm.
Colonel Maher turned his guns on Sec
retary llryan nnd lambasted him in his
usual manner, closing by telling ot his
ambition to becomo governor ot tho state
of Nebraska.
Mr. Porter's talk for Dcrgo was for
economy In tho running of tho state In
stitutions, the appointment ot no more
unnecessary commissions, restraint of the
legislature from making so many appro
priations, etc
Tho resolutions disappeared and tt Is
said Governor Morehead carried them
off, whether they wero an endorsement
of htm or whether they wero carried off
through error Is not known.
Harmony prevailed throughout tho
meeting.
YOUNG GIRL FROM ADAIR
IS DISCOVERED IN OMAHA
Miss Huth Ttynerson ot Adair, in
being detained nt the creche In Council
Illuffs pending the arrival of her father,
J. H, Kynerson ot Adair, who for e.
week has been searching western Iowa,
and eastern Nebraska for her. Sh left
homo without notifying her parents and
taking a considerable sum of money aha
had saved. Her parents wero frantio
with fear, bellovlng that she. had gon
In the company of a young man en
gaged In tho show business.
Tho girl was found yesterday morning
at the Millard hotel, whoro she has ben
working In the laundry slnco early in
tho week. Miss Kynerson Is 14 year of
age and declares alio left h,ora ttnao
companled and had been living at S09
South Nineteenth street.
Blood Purified
Quiokly in Summer
All tho Body Respond to Action
of Famous Remedy
Just ns thunder shakes tho ground and
stirs It Into action; and lightning clears
tho nlr, burns up Impurltlos; so does
B. H. S. nrouso action In tho blood. It
Is cleansed, purlllod and Impurities aro
converted Into subatanco easily and
quickly eliminated.
In the winter time wo get our natural
purifying agency In fresh, cold, frosty
air but most pooplo spoil tho effect by
habits of living. And bo wo rely upon
summer with tho help of 8. 8. 8. for
It la now that the liver, lungs, kidneys
nnd skill will bo moro active without tho
danger of severe colds.
All such troubles an pimples, bolls,
rash, blood risings, eczema, acno and
other forma of impuro blood will ba
rushed out of the system and new skin
will quickly replace tho diseased tissue.
Gbt a bottle of 8. 8. 8. today of any
druggist but don't permit nnyono to fool
you with something claimed "Just as
good."
Write to Tho Swift Bpeelflo Co., 111
Bwlft Bids.. Atlanta, Ga. for a beauti
ful book "What tno Mirror Tells." And
If you want advice on any oovere form
of blood trouble wrlto tho company'i
medical department.
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