T11K OMAHA SUNDAY 1U:K: AlUl'ST !. 1014.
5-0
von iif.nt.
Houses and I tillagea.
KI01ITrooni modern, lift Park Avp
I ROOMS and hath, strictly tJi'i7; "liard
wood finish, nicely located, nice biwn,
large trees; In good repair; 1. Phone
loiiglns t7"7.
:i iro: N. .uth 8t.. 7 rm all ma.
?.;." iMJ N. ittth St., r. rm. all mod.
$:;0 1 r.iy, x. .nth St., fi rnm, all mod,
brand now.
j".'0-u:-j x. iruh St., 10 rnm.. all mod.,
walking lintnn( .
..nv-iil7 P. 3nth Ave . rms.. all mod.
I'AVNK INVESTMENT COMPANY.
Pouglaa 17S1. W'urf Flock
CHOK E lVEl.ElN(i.
WX S. 3"tli Ave., an eight -room, strictly
modern and up-to-date detached house,
in the Hanacom park district; $."fl.fln.
PAYNE & SIATER COMPANY.
Omaha's Rental Men,
fill Omaha Nat l Rank Hide, 1
WO 2701 Davenport '.ctonee.
M rooms, bath, every convenience. garage.
Phono for appointment today, liar.
IV! Yates St., .' rm.., bath, all mod..$JI.rt
v.'H Cass St., fi rnm., all modern HX.rtp
:;10 Jones Sit., S rms.. all modern :.oi
lOrt S. M St., 5 rma., all modern -1 rx ,
lCOS I'nelf'o St . 4 rms., part mod 15.00
DlKlvETT & COM PAN 1'
Rce Rldg. Douglas .
V2! Cass St., 8 rms.. modern, $45.
Hl'ifi Rlnney St., P rooms, modern, $:''.
'Jiil4 Chicago St., 8 rooms, modern. $J2M).
1119 S. 2Ld St.. 5 rms. mod. ex. heat. tZi.
FEATS. I
421 S. Rth St., 2d fl . 6 rms., J0.
4I:1-1! S 19th St, 4-room flats. partly
modern. $10 to tlj.
TWO WEEKS' FREE RENT 2577 Cum-
ing St., "ii floor front), and 2."7! Cuming
lid floor front , two n-r. flats, rental .
APARTMENTS.
In THE STERLING, 19th and St. Mary'
Ave., 3 and 4-room apartments; strictly
modern: janitor servh-e:. close in. quiet
location. Rensonable rentals. See jani
tor at rrar of building. Phone Tyler K62
or rail
First Trust Co.,
S. 13th St. First Nat l Bank. Bldg.
I'bone Pourlas IbM.
COTTAGES From $13 to t'M per mouth.
Well located, nice lota and In good
neighborhood. Four rooms and bath. $13
and $14; five and six rooms with bath,
$15 to $20. The monthly payments named
here will pay for one of the homes, which
1 am offering today under the Real
Estate columns of Ihla paper. Io not
Tall to read my five special ami very
unusual offers today. Turn to the City
Real Estate columns cow. Phone Ben
mm 122. V. S. TRCEtilNOER
IF YOU HAVE A SMALL AMOUNT OF
CASH FOR A GOOD SAFE INVEST
MENT, DO XOT OVERLOOK MY FIVE
1N1SFAE OFFERS UNDER THE
CITY REAIi ESTATE COLUMNS IN
THIS PAPER TODAY. F. S. TKTJL-
LINC.ER. BENSON.
WEST FARNAM DWELLING.
8415 Dodge St., a brand-new brick, con
sisting of elht large rooms in the choic
est reeidonee section of the city.
PAYNE & SLATER CO.,
Omaha's Rental Men.
616 Omaha National Bank B!dg.'
f:U5-1315 S LKT1ST. Two all modern
flats, located block from school. 1V
blocks for tdreet car, u and 6 roonm; a
bargain at $27. SO.
THE RYRON ItEED CO.,
Phone !. 297. 212 S. 17th St.
Ml SOUTH 37TH ST.
A pood detached house In a very select
residence section.
PAYNE & SLATER CO..
Omaha's Rental Men,
016 Omaha National Bank Bldg
VP.W BRICK HOMES.
rsi3-1.1 Farnam St., 6 roomi each, and
outside bleeping porchei, built-in buffets,
Has ranges and refrigerators; nicely dec
orated, rent. $40 and $4fi.
W. FARNAM SMITH & CO.,
V:: Farnam St. -Tel. Doug. 1084.
.T,.(108-r.. all mod., 1333 So. 2th.
$iJ.50 8-r.. all mod., 114 So. 29th.
$l8.no-!-r., all mod., E3G1 No. 27th Av8.
$18.00 6-r., mod. ex. hent, cot., 3713 No. IT.
RASP BROS.. DOUG. 1653.
HIS N. 17TII St. 8 rooma, all mod., $36.50
us S. 11th St. 9 rooms, all mod., $30.
I5'2 Hrlstol St. rooms, all mod., $25.
htrt S 23d St. 4 rma.. part mod., $10.50.
NATHAN SOMBEBG
423 Boo Bldg. Douglas 63.
0 ROOMS modern,
Uithrop St., $30.
ni'Xt door.
Kountze Place. 2127
See R. I Shepard,
Ciool 7-room house, all modern, 22U
Meredith Ave.. $27. Phone Web. u33.
DETACHED HOME FOR KENT
Seven rooms and hall, strictly modern;
hardwood finish In first story; three bed
rooms upstairs, one bedroom and bath on
first floor. $;i:,.r0. This house fronts on a
paved street and boulevard, blocks
from cur line.
J. H. DUMONT & CO..
IW13 Fni nam St. Phone Douglaa fiflO.
F1RST-CEASS, strictly modern liouao at
2S12 l'acilic stieet, eight rooma and
now occupied by owner. Call or phone
Harney 'Hti '
$12 4i-room, mod
ex. heat, iXS Laven-
... W?rt11 M- - u... loth ft
ir-VT' " "YT-7.r Jr.V S7 r.T. hZr
2,13 Jackson St"
::eXrio,. mod., corner hou.e. 3630 Dav-1
(.nnnrt St.
H. A. WOLF,
B14 Ware block, 15th and Farnam.
Douglas 8068.
FOR RENT.
Bight-room, 'all modern; fine big yard,
nice shade; close to church and school,
2773 California St.
Gallagher & Nelson
644 Brandels Bldg.
atorea ana offices.
FOR RENT An office with
receptloa
room, reasonable
514 State Bank Bldg.
;Nev: Stores for Kent
2Tth and Farnam Streets
l 75 per Mo. for rooms on ioth St., f!no
basements.
$125 per Mo. for rooms Just fcst of Mer
ritt's drug store, facing on
Farnam St.; heat furnished.
These store rooms are strictly
modern and very desirable.
OTHER GOOD STORE ROOMS.
$ 32 ler Mo. 22w Cuming St.. new build
ing, room Zt'XW, iuu ui-cmrm.
$ TG per Mo. 613 S. 16th St.. fine modern
store room, 20x60 full base
ment, electric light, modern
show windows
$125 per Mo. bill Howard St., mod. store
room, full basement, steam
heat will be installed at once.
$173 per Mo. .VJ2 S. 16th St., modern store
room In '50w" block, very de
sirable. $175 per Mo -Wl Farnam St , 22x132 feet,
suitable for automobile salci
room, alao li-roum apartment
on 2d floor.
Utvjrgt: tS: Company,
Phone D. 7.;. '."2 City Nat. Bk. Bldg.
sTorjtatooM.
'.r..2 Farnam St.. in brick building at
oilier 2Mb Ave. and Furnama St. Full
i emenied baement: tplendid retail lo a-
lion. only vacancy in building. See l for
terms.
First Trust Co.,
:;ih St. Klrst Nat.
Tel I louglns ll.M '
Bank lildg.
Excellent Counter
Location
Fcr business needing
Only small Investment.
Will help you start
Inquire of Superintendent,
Room 1011,
Ti e kx Building Co.
CINE, new, cult-ally located
eouip:itd lot lud purposes,
I. all,
lot ,i
ive,;
and
Han,, v.
i.f'i -e loom. 2d floor. 315 So. P'li.
tore. ltrju No. Pith.
Store, 1H Hurnev.
More. ol So. r.U:
Store, L.io4 Cuming,
store, X No iS'.th. P., Jib omal.a.
O. C. RED1CK. Attorney
2.4 I nr. nil a National Hani; Bid
Tulcidiulic Douglas Pn2.
von iu:nt.
More tnd Office.
w 1 1 o i . i :s a i k v a i ! i : 1 1 o r s i :
FOR RUNT.
Five-story building. tWvV sprinkling
system and electric elevator. Full in
formation cm reH"'l
.1. 11 It MONT & CO .
1V! Farnam St Ivuigla W
STORES.
1S (- Large store Mom, 2i!: X. .."( h St
Hi. ol Large More room. I'.'IT Olntk St.
H. A. WOLF,
tli Wr Block. lMh ami Farnam Sta
nmi. yv
421 S. Jf.th Ave. fine for burlier. $1V
(:'.! N. :Mth, 2x, $-".
145 S. b'th. SJxtM. $-'"'
2s Farnam St.. i.'.xil, $-.'...
14'" Farnam. 4.V . le.'t floor space
on 2d and Sd floors. Elevator. $IJ)
A RM STR INC.-W At. 811 COM PA NY .
Tyler V-M. JK-ln-12-14 Slate Bunk Rldg
fine cool room with vault, elec. light
and water free: 14jxJ7 ft. partitioned
for 2 private rooms and reception room.
Opens directly on beautiful court. 3d
floor. Apply room 103. Ree Rldg.
Part M7 South l.'.th; modern,
lniS Doilae: ;!.'xl"t feet. $40.
JOHN N. FRENZER,
PouglaH f"i4 .
Barma.
GOOD fcarn. room for r i horae
1917 Webster St. Call roulaa 41
BVSIXF.SS CHANCES
A MANUFACTURER of a well known and
Introduced line of food products intents
to sell direct to the retailer. To an ener
getic, hustling salesman who has a few
hundred dollars to carry a limited stoclt.
or who can K've security and who will
provide horse and wagon to make dell
rries, a verv advantageous offer will be
made. Application will be treated con
fidentially, but must bring full particulars
as to past and present employment or no
attention will be paid. Address A. Proll,
H47Hudson Avn..l'lilcugo.e
ADVERTISE II words In 50 good week
lies. $l; bank references. Cope Atfenc.v,
St. Louis.
BUSINESS paying over $ monthly, net;
owner has other business, takes all his
time; no experience necessary to handle
it. Will pass any Investigation. Bargain
for man with $f.0n0 cash, or will take clear
rel estate. Address V. 4M, Hee.
BAKERY for sule, retail City. Handle
Bi-oceries, candtes. Ice cream, soda foun
tain; fino store fixtures, shop first das'";
sales, il'i day; fine location; cheap ivnt;
price, Sl,a, or Invoice. Terms if wanted.
Address A 4l, Bee.
BARBER shop, Rood half Interest r all,
tetms. R. C. Nichols, Atcnisoti, nun.
C J. CANAN. Real Kte snrt F.xi-lmnKes.
CEM hJNT $1 .tXlbuya $-.000 worth stock
in Iowa cement proposition. 1H0 nerea
wrll located, paying 7 per cent dividend.
Must sell. Box 375, Grand Junction, la.
CONFECTIONERY and grocery store In
good location; pays well, $1:75.
GAX(JESTAl) '
Room 404 Bee Bldg. D.uglas :147T.
DREG STORE In a food town for sale;
will Invoice about $o,i0l; only drug store.
Address V 141. Bee.
E"ROPEAN cupital for Investment in at- I
tractive Incorporated enterprises. Ad
dress, Bankers' Alliance, 11 Southampton
Row, London England.
E S TAbTTis II E I manufacturer wants
state manager; high class article; should
pay $10,0(iu annually; $. to $1.W capital;
will pay expenses to Chicago if you are
man we want; references. Richardson, :fl
W Van Burcn. Chicago.
FOR SAL.E l'p-to-date shoe repair shop,
'eauipped with Uoodyear machinery.
Town of 9,000. Shop doing $.",0G0 business
annually. Snap for someone. Selling on
account of health. Write for particulars.
Joseph Oswald. Mitchell, S.
FOR SAEE or rent. Albion House, at Al
bion, Neb., leading commercial tiotei ot
the city. Sarah E. Peters. Alhlon. IN eh . o
GOOD paying business In Omaha. Want
moderp U-room cottage not over $3,50o.
Address, K 425, Hee.
HARDWARE Small Block, fixtures aud
. repair ahop for sale. 3620. No. aoth.
IIIGH-C;EAS8 business openings. Wester..
Ref. tc Bond Ass'n. 764 Om. NaL Bk. Bldg
ICE cream, confectionery, lunch; best
town in Missouri, county seat; fine busi
ness; sell at invoice; a bargain. Dot
Orant City. Mo.
IMPEEMENT.S for salu or trade, stock
of farm Implements and buggies, Invoice
about $5,000; good western town. Address
T 1M. Bee.
INVESTMENT Several good business
men who have a small amount of capi
tal, not working, to join us in establish
ing In Council Bluffs a branch of our
business, which Is' a profitable Invest
u,.o...-c, ......... ... ........
ment. Full particulars lurnisneo ny Mu -
pressing "P. Omaha Bee, Council Bluff a.
INVESTM ENT A substantial corpora-
tlon wants reliable party to establish
office and manage salesmen. Should pay
$3,000 to $15,000 annually; $,'i0 to $1M) will
finance business; you handle own money:
References exchanged. Salea manager,
405 Fisher Bldg., Chicago, I!!. o
JOHNSON. 2 PAXTON Bl-K. HHP R13.
moving picture house
"at over :W, well located, best condl-
tlon. fine tage. good heating plant, on
cur line.
BIRKETT & COMPANY.
423 Bee Bldg. Doug. 33.
NEWS stand for sale; In good location;
town of 3,000 population. Addresa R. 1
Hughes. Hlgglnsvllle. Jin.
mmm our ;enrasaa iarni iiion-
f I Ty gages are not affected by
1)1 European wars or panics.
ft Amounts $400 to $20,000. We
I collect all interest and prln-
eipal free of charge. 301
vesra in the Nebraska farm loan field I
years in the Nebraska farm loan
W iriOUl a lOHS l our irvuiu.
KLOKE INVESTMENT COMPAN1.
801 OmahH Nat. nana i.uig
Omaha. o
.
established,
OMAHA corporation, old
man wh"n Office
or sales position, splendid opportunity .
Also three openings ror managers anu
partners in general tore In small towns.
CO-Ol'ER ATl V E REFERENCE CO.,
1015-lti City National
OPPORTUNITIES in many atates. Ho
tels, general merchandise, manufac
turing, meat markets, rooming houses.
jewelry, music and variety atorea, etc.;
no commissions; deal direct with own
ers; their address free. National Busi
ness Exchange, San Francisco
OI'I'oln'CN ITI ES Victoria, beautiful
capital British Columbia. Most tem
perate climate on continent. Oppor
tunities clairylnr. fruit growing, poultry
raising, new Industries. No hot sum
mers, no cold winters. Rainfall 2rt Inches.
Finest residential and tourist city on Pa
rifle coast Population ci'i.tum. Write Vlc
toiia A: Island Development Association,
Victoria. B. C
Patents That
Protect and Pay
Books, advice and searches free. Send
ketch or model for search; highest
leferences; best results; promptness as
sured. Wutaon K. Coieman. Patent Law
yer. 6.'2 F St N. W'.. Wusninston. 1 I '. -o
i rrL'X'TvJ sECl'RFH OR
X .HIj.M o KKK RETl RNED.
Send sketch for free search of Patent
Office record, how to obtain a patent and
what to invent with list of Inventions
wanted and prlxes offered for invention
st-nt free. Patents aovertioea tree, w anted
new Ideas. Send for our list of patent
buyers. Victor J. Evans & Co., Washing
ton, I. C. o
REST A L' RANT For sale, cheap, gijd
restaurant In good town of 2 Cmai. doing
good business. Address F. I Dean, MJ7
Broadway. Broken Bow, Neb
SAY. why don't you do aa tliouands of i
othera have? Improve your financial i
condition. You say how? Operate a
Kingery peanut roaster and eo n pop
ler Many styles Iroin lu to l."' LID-1
era I terms. otaloK le I) tells all. K ing-
ery .Mfg. Co , Me-Cammon Bldg . Cincluv
T t ( . ,
I '
S I A 1 I. M.t.iil.ll-llii elate. i ' lu : from town, 6-rnom cottage with sleeping
r.tiU reuuiied to tarry stock, handle t pun hc and nuth'iuse. Some trade if de
vour own money: amhitious hustler mn Untd AdUit-Hs s c. J.'iti iw. o
po5iiivcv make IIO.."-! fjrst ear. Pendti
m -J.i i; .Lit ks.iri, Chicago
G ANGSTAI '. 4CI Bee Bldg U S4;;."
111 SIN ESS ( I1AM KS
REAL I: STATE IM'.ALKRS
and rental iiuents are In a
tune-Having location In the
REE BUILPING,
becnuse they are near the
Court House and City Hall,
ixhere no mnnv matters of
record and Information ara
found.
Very desirable
offhe for
lent now
Inuulre for the
tendent. Room 108.
uperln
TIN SHOP for sale, established cornice
and till shop. Address 226 So. !Uh St..
Lincoln, Neb
TO yl KKIA' sell your business or real
estate, write Kennebeck Co . t maha.
TIUC Vl'ERs"lviiy, "le.ise or sell your
theater, machine and supplies through
Theater Exchange Co.. 14oti Farnam su
Douglas 1R7. '
VA N T eTv-A n Idea. Who can think of
some simple thing to patent? Protect
vour ideas; they may bring you wealth.
Write for Needed Inventions" and "How
to Get Your Patent and Your Money "
Randolph Co., Patent Attorneys, Wash
ington. IvC .
YOUNG loupio would buy good business
In or out of city where both could be
employed. Address Y 1M, Bee.
FOH a 1.12
Furniture.
New 2d hand furnlt re, cash or terms,
rciittnnuhle. Atuci. l-'urn Co.. H05 N. 16th.
bEVEKAL van loads "of" furniture andjjngs. Fif t.V-foil 1' i't't't tlt'C , 1 -1 to
suiue, inanoa. v.fiiittiii4 ii o u,w.v
Co.. .-.u. Irtth SL
'I'll REE heatina stoves. Call Web. Kiti.
T ic Titers.
TV PEW KIT KRS sold, rented, repaired.
Central Typewriter Exdianne, :i? 8. lTt Iw
RENT an Oliver typewriter, i months for
t T he Oliver T ypewilter Co. 1). 2'h.
All tnaken t vpevv rltt rs rented, Bold, terms.
1. utis Typi'vu lti r.JsofFnriiam. U.tiu3l.
ItENT Reiinnmons, .Monarchs ami .Smith
l'ltiiilers of their makers, The Reming
ton Tvpevv ril er Co. Telephone Ooiiglas
i li4. Rental credited if you purchase, and
only very newcsi ami nignegi graue ma
chines sent out. Rates, three months for
$i for understroke machines or W per
month for latest mod"l visible writers.
Musical Instrument.
Slightly used high grade piano.
VT. 37M.
UPKKiHT piano. SIO Houtli -th street.
Miscellaneous.
FOR 8AEE tt a dlacouut a full, un
limited scholarship In lloyles Business
r.n..uu ft,..v.n irooH f.ir elthee Hliort-i
hand or business course. Apply at the I
office of The Omaha Bee.
FOR SALE 1S12 i-passinger Ford, tires
and machinery in bout of condition.
1016 No. ltlth ,
(iwM. BRICKS at H W per M. ; also UUii.M.
feet of lumlier at works. 11th and Jack
son Sts. Buildings bought and wrecked.
Trester-Kelly Wrecking Co. vv en. IE".
IVORY finish wicker baby buggy, used
three months Phone Webster Klfil.
2-hand mch. tlross Wreck Co.. 21 Paul.
1'i-lNCH serond-hand pipe at 2c per foot;
good for fencing purposes. Call Douglas
2474.
A NO. 1 BATH TUB. SVi feet.
Kelly Wrecking Co. W. 4S08.
Trester
FOR SALE New and second-hand carom
and pocket billiard tables and bowling
alleys and accessories; bar fixtures of all
kinds; eaV payments. The Brunswlck-Balke-Collenler
Co., r7-409 S. loth St.
WAGON umbrellas. Wngner, Wi N. 16th.
Closing out 10 good sewing machines, by
dressmaker. $4 to $15. W. M. 219 N. lth.
$3M) MAEl.Z'SEE Metronome for $2.fK).
In splendid condition, used only u week.
Write Bee. J 420.
MOXEY TO LOAN
NEED MONEY? See us. yuick service.
Half usual rate RELIABLE CREDIT
CO.. 308 Paxton Block. Douglas 14U.
MEDICAL
Piles, Fistula Cured
Dr. E. R. Tarry cures pilea, fistula and
other rectal diseases without surgical
onerauon. v.uie Kumamtseu anu uu
rrioney paid until cured. Write for book
on ractlli diseases with testimonial. DR.
j E. R. TARRY. 24i Bee Bldg.
DRUSE HOSPITAL
A hospital opened to meet the needs of
any case; strictly modern building, all
conveniences; all outside rooms. 2sth St.
and Dewey ave. Tel. Harney 7S99.
PKHSONAJj
THE Salvation Army Industrial home so
licits your old clothing, furniture, maga
zines. We collect. W'u distribute. Phone
Douglas l)3i and our wagon will call. Call
and iiiMMtt. our new home. 1U0-1U2-1114
Dodge St.
Vul'Ntl women coming to Oinuha us
nimoKcin m,..... ... . .,
Women's Christian Associate
17th St. and St Morv'i Ave
will be directed to suitable be
or otherwise slsted. Look
elers' Mid :it the Union Static
. ..'77;: ,. ' ....
strangers ore Invited to visit the young
Delation minding at
where they
hoarding places
for our trav-
WANTED To know the whei ealioiits ui
John N. Weaver or his wife, Alice
I " 1 aver, . one or liolh, In Douglas county
anotn tne year iwi, jvirs. tt. o. weaver,
..lie K yi.l. ui II.. Moines lu. o
j ANYONE knowing the present a.ldres.
.loftcnh Crawford former resident
of Omaha, will confer a great favor by
sending It to hla cousin, M. Hay den, 2101
Llnwuod lllvil.. Kansas I Ity, .M
WAXTE1 lO BUY
I.KIHTI.I used piai.o. Weh 37!4.
OFFICE furniture bought and aoid. J.
C. Keed1W7Farnam.ouf. 6146.
WANT) ' Cash register. W hat have
you? Box 42i, York, Neh.
WANTED TO RENT
W'ANTEH 1st September, furnished house,
six rooms; no children; references ex
changed. V 421, Bee.
LIVE STOCK M2UIKET OF WEST
bitlf live stock to Soutn Omaha. Sav
mileage and shrinkage. Your consign
treat receive prompt and careful alleu
tlon. Live Block ttiuiislulus Ucrcatali.
MARTIN BROS. & CO.. Exchange Bldg.
SWAPPERS' COLUMN
Al-'TO I have one thousand dollar
In stock of a good company, which 1
wish to trade for auto, ejual value. Ad
dress S. C. 1JU&.
Al'TO Want to swap for a lute date
fully equipped touring rar, incomo
brick business property, well rented in
.iulh lliiialm, on principal huint ss St.,
2..th and y ulrccttt. S. '. 1344, Bee
A I' To MO BILES
newlv Liamted.
Have Overland car.
lst-claaa condition; will
! ttMde tor horses or lot
Addres S '. 131.
Al'THlltilillJ-iS- For other automobile
bargain see th "Automobile ' classifi
es t tore
AL'TO WANT TO BWAP RCNABOUT
auto fur cement blocks, building ma
terial or contract work, for a cottage at
Carter I-akt, club. S. C. 13.V, Bee
AT CtTlVl lit '.S.VEbTfor" PROI'FliTI
In Omaha, Lincoln or Fremont; good 6
room new nouse, only five block fro.n
po.-icff.ce; laige level lot all in good
- i e.
d,1ry.H M K. II Kii liiun l.'r.
mont. Neb.
T7rrr y:"zv V. rr.vw
""At " BEARING APPLE OllCHARO
w III I in. laiiniun m: u no j 'oc lltill. t OIO.,
' .lUtrn t. Nl'. ly aituated. one mile
The most desirable ruriirsneii rooma r
aj'..:rtled In Thw Bet. Gel a liicn tool
KOI I KK.NT
Stores and Otflres.
grtlNTN
piif,, r")ir -ii"ttt - ri t"
H Ej d ! l TV 5 .
9 rUmftt itegt Stg$(1MI Ttost I $KI sroat nt isms W J
H ttOtO Wl Nt' Hf Mt WI Mt Ml Ml t -
in
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immm
STORES FOR RENT
On North 16th St
rlVu storos, ns above, nortlioast corner Kith inul Cnss Sts.,
M ill lie ready l'.?r occupniu y Oc1iltT 1. Modern jlntc glass
fronts, l'ull cement luisenients. runinfo lieat. Metal cil-
I apply CONRAD YOCNU, :iJ-J Hramleis Tlieater. Tel. D. l.')71.
SWAri'KH'S (H)I.IMX
BErtlNEKS CHANCE I have a $".
stock of gout. a that require" a woman
as manager. This is a splendid npmr
tunlty for a woman of business ability
and will stand the closest investigation.
W ill exchange this for good land of same
value, aa other Interests require my at
tention, and will give a good ileal, (live
desei ipllon of your land in first letter.
Traders need not answer. Audress ts C.
12u. Bee.
CARPENTER work. "Ve'a. I will do
your carpenter worn Kiul take anything
of valuo in i-T.cnaiigc. Audre.-a !. v . i.ti,
Hee.
COU'CH Cloth covered vouch to trade
for something elao worth $'. Addreas
S. C. l;7, Pee.
coi t nT'o p i'i n om.vc i 1 1 n "e $V ai'to-
mutic corn popping machine, similar to
electric machine demonstrated in Omaha,
only
oprrated by gas. Clears . er
month easily. Needs no attention.
Owner travels and can t even be here lo
take out nickels. Will swap machine for
model W, 17 or 19 Buick auto. .Might add
cash if car la right. Address, S. C. 1341,
Bee.
CHICKENS For iilcU rue, M spring
chickens, IS hens. I corkeral ilast year's
rhlckensl cheap for vawti, sin. going to
move close In, might onslitei trade for
rent on 5 or 6 room cotinge. clone In;
these chickens are full-blooded white
rocks except Just u few of the spring
chickens 1 raised for eating purposes.
Aildrees S. C. 1336. Bee.
ELECTRIC FAN- 1 have a s-lnch elec
tric tan good as new. What huve you'.'
A d dress 1339. Hee.
EDISON Pllf .NOGRAPH and 40 records.
good condition, to trade for diamond
ring. Address S, C. 1031. Hoc,
FURNITURE ETC. A fine new oak
music cabinet and a fine $ur uibnun
Mandolin; a cheap brass bed, imitation
oak dresaer end rocking chair. W hat
have you got? Will sell or trade. Ad
dress S. C. 1340. Bee.
FURNITURE fur a 45-rooin hotel
near Omaha, $1,600. Low rat rem on
the building. What have you to offer'
Address S. C. 1388. care Bee.
GltCtT'Eirv FIRST - CLASS. HIGH
grade grocery business for cheap Ne
braska land or resilient property. Cheap
fakers keep out. S. C. I'lTi'i. Bee.
HAVE 2ir"p. O. M. ENGINE. USED I
about six months, in like new condition;, i
cost $:4); Chevalitr field glass, coat $ti,
and 3'4x5W camera outfit, cost $32.f.o. W ill
swap for good motorcycle, or anything, or
sell cheap. Matt Bladek, Newton, la.
HORSES A 5-year-oid mare with 1 lie
colt, huKgy. wagon, harness fur auto.
I'lione Renstui 404 W.
INDIAN vest, buckskin, fully beaded;
four mounted warriors, two fighting
elk, two largo elk heads. five-Inch buck
skin fringe. Size about 42; one in a
thousand. For sale or trade. Address
S. C. 1342, Bee.
KITCHEN CABINET. ETC.-1 have a
large kitchen cabinet, dining room rug
and gas range. W ill trade for good base
burner. Address S. fc'. 1332, Hee.
KODAK. ETC. One 2"x3'-fe new Ansco
Kodak, one good mandolin. What have
you in the musical line to swap? Onu L.
C. Smith No. II hammerless, one pair
No. s waders, new; one sine 42 shell coat;
one punching; bag, ring. Address S., C.
1326. Bee.
1)TS In and out of i lly to exchange fori
aiitonioblle. See i
OANGHSTAD,
Room 404 Bee Bldg.
H 3477.
LIBRARY I'rtvate. conslatin of
history of I nlted States, Iloacon Lights,
Rldpath's history. Cooper and Bulwers
works and other miscellaneous books.
These are all complete and in good rthape
must dispose of them. What have you?
Address S. ( 'JL'JjTI:
MEAT MARKET 1 have complete, .meat
market outfit located in Ktiodiaitontn.
close to Omaha. I will either tradn It. or
will sell to Itf him
. I'ay for It out of profits. Is that tifii lair
enough? I know It Is a moneymaker or
1 would not offer to do thl. Address S.
C 133. Bee.
OFFICE FIRNITIRE-Wlll hny aome
good second-Hand office furniture; must
be cheap for cash. Address S. C. litu,
Bee.
OFFICE FIXTWKKS-JWO worth of storo
fixtures. showcases, scales. delivery
wagon and horse for exchange for uulo-
mobile. Might Pay some nliferetieu If car
is good enough. AdureH S. C. l;2..
FIAM) Have dandy piano, will exchange
for diamond or lumber. Address S. C.
133", Hee
Pool, HALL and barber shop for good
mares or lot. S. C. Ii;, Bee.
PIANO for lot or ucreage or farm land In
Missouri or Viigmlu; will pay differ
ence; would like about 160 acrea or more.
Addresa S. C. 1327. Bee
REAL EfTA'i'K b-ruuiii house an ! J loin,
Yankton. S. It., for slock goods, iVj".
mlg. P.1 H. C. K"tO. Hee --c,
RANGE I have fi-hole coal lange with
reservoir and hot water front; also com
butition bicycle for exchange. What have
you. Addrese S. C. 1U4
REAL ESTATE contrai ls bringing high
rates of interest and lurge monthly pay
ments for land in Virginia or .Missouri;
want a section or around thai; my paper
la gill-edged. Address S. C. 13., Hee.
REAL ESTATE Fine Kin, Potter 'oTTs.
Ii ; 42.n0 per acre; worth 1.0; for Omaha
res'dence; ll.tco mortgage. S. ('. um,
Hee. o
BEAU EST A 'IE- Irtu unproved farm, Blaln
Co.. Neb., VM; stock of goods. S. C. 12J,
Bee. o
8HETLANU pny amj outfit for trade or
sale. Phone 21 oil. Council Bluffs, Is.
SCALE-Have a Toledo 2 Hi. randy ale,
nearly new, will exchange for an) thing
that can be uned in a restaurant, or roll
top desk. Address S. C. 12M. Bee.
TYPEWRITER Small American writing
mat hirie. brand new, fur mandolin, or
what have you .' Addresa S. C. lk'i, lice.
TALKING MACHINE Practically new
ilHruionv talking mai nine ith 40
double disc records; worth Itv'i. will Iraue
tor good visilile tjpewriter. or wliut huv
you'.' Addiths S. c. 1"'7. Hue.
V.CTCTi I7-V--....I aillllMled sold j,lch
Ifivri, ru-rici I tloie uoith t.'u uill v
change tor good uutomatlt- sh'tgun .r
ai.toiiiiitlc re"hr, n wh:tt 'iave jou In
exchange'.' Addrens S. C. 13- Hee.
WATCH WORKS-Kor trade a line aei of
Swiss watch . work. Ii jewel. J2 sistt.
The very beet of works: make iiw an
offer. Address fc. C. 1".5. Bee.
KOU KKXT
.tores an Offices.
taX-tgl pt'TT 1 UTTTil S
TBIT
17 tVet willt'. VoV JWt B'Ulai'S
HV Al'I'KH'H X)l.lIN
WIE1. tiade my trackage lot on the V.. P.
R. It. in Council Bluffs, price fc.tM, for
anvtlung of euu.'il value; auto or dia
monds preferred. Address H. V. I;l. Bee.
i.kuai, Ntrricr.s
Nolle.. Is hereby given that sealed bids
for the erection of a It. I, church at
Burvvell, Nib., according to plans and
specifications prepared by J. H. Craddock,
architect, C intlnental block, Omaha Neb.,
will ha received until 7:30 o'clock p. in.
on tho first day of Seplemler. 1914. A
copy of sahl plans and specifications may
be seen at the office of the architect or
with Father Manning. Rurwell. Neh. The
right Is reserved to re.lect any or all bids.
AJtj-23-30.
You Can Make
Your Money E&rn
at Least
7
In our new profit gharitig
plan. You can invest In
amounts ot 9100 or more
and have one of the bent and
safest Investments, you ran
get. See ub tor further par
ticulars or write for our
booklet telling you more
about It.
Hastings & Heyden
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CHICAGO GRAIN AMI 1HI V IfllO
Feat area of (he Trailing and losing
1'rlces us Hoard of Trade.
CHICAGO, Aug. 22 There was another
war tiinu flutry. led by wheat, on
tin
board of trade today, and advance were
scored all along the lino. The advance In
w heal was violent and the close waa at
the top 2Hi to 3o over yesterday. Corn
advanced S to l'c; out, Tk tu lc, and
provlsiouj tu lTic.
Wheat oa-ned steady, bulged sharply,
reacted n hit and then moved to the best
prices early In the war when the market
waa swinging over a range of 0 and Kc,
a (lay. I he influences were the govern-
irientul and financial arrangement made
or lu tho making, looking to the expor
tation of American foodstuffs, notably
the government insurance plan.
A statement that certain of the warrlni?
nation vcould have to Import In the
neighborhood of tM),Oi0,fXl bushels of
I cereals wa. another factor. Thero wa no
j great demand, but what there was found
sellers chary. Cash wheat wa even
I scarcer, with an actlvo demand from
millers.
Fuvoruble weather condition prevented
corn from getting the full influence of
tho wheat market, hut that fnctor sent
prices up fur a net gain of half a cent In
Scptembci to l' lu .May. Volume of
business was small.
Oats were strong all day on the de
mand firm exHrters. Half a million
bushels were reisirted bought hero for
the foreign account.
A demand for lurd strengthened pro
visions. ' GO
LIVE KTIIlh MARKET
(atlle Weak Hog eteady
Khailr lllaher.
CHICAGO, Aug. 22. CATTLE Receipts.
4if head; market weak; beeves, I'i.T.Vfi
10.11): alet-rs, lt So-dH 40, slockers and feed
ers. $K.4o"f!i .10; cows and heifers, $3.fiul'. 20;
calves. 17.7Mi 10 7f..
HOGS Receipts, 10.000 head: market
steady to a shade higher- bulk, tvltnim 20
light. $k Star.'; mixed. I8.k.'! 3i: heavy,
.Sr-(l.r.: rough, fg.VWf.: pigs, 7 Ouffl.TO. !
SHEEP A N I LAMHS - Recelnts, li.'KW!
head; market slow and weak: sheep, lii.10
U; lo, yearlings, 1.0n7 (; latuhs. $t.Uli
1.30.
low Clly Live Htoek Market.
SIOCX CITY. la . Aug 22 -4JATTLE-Receints.
'i0o head, no market.
HOGS Receipts, IHM head; market Mi
10c higher; heavy. IM.Hnrl (XI: mixed. H 75
hmi: lia-hl, tx.t'iiKW: bulk. ts.7lti M).
SHEEP ANU LAMBS-Recelpt. 100
head; no market.
Drr lioo.I Market.
NEW" YORK. Aug. 22. Cotton goods
quiet; print cloths easy. Hne goods
steady. Unena firm Burlaps firm.
Knit good firmer Men' wear for. (all
inactive but price steady.
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(offer Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 12 CC FFEE
Owing to report of frost In Sato Paulo
the l"cnl coffee market waa firm and
the bids before the voluntary committee
were slightly higher for the lalo posl
t'on. Iiecembtr welling at 7.10c, while
September was ":'. hid, with no offers
Spot coffee wss steady and unchanged
at 7--c for R o No. 7 and 12V fcr Satin s
No. 4.
Ct a intra led 4pilr snil llrled Pralt
NEW YoltK. ok :. EVAPORATFD
APPLES Market Jill.
. I
BRIEIi FBI ITS-Prunes, finn; apii-
cots, dull ann easy; (.eachi .
raisins, firm; Seedless, li'tus's''-
steady;
The most desirable furnished rooms ar
advertised In The Bee. Get a nice oool
room for the summer,
DUN S REVIEW OF TRADE
Oovfrnment Action Helping Restore
Normal Conditions.
THINGS DOMESTIC ALL RIGHT
ill IHsiarhanre Dae to Interruption
of Foreign 4'ommeree ( ansed
h Oie War In
I n rope.
NEW YORK. A
tomorrow will av;
urn s Rev lew
Prompt and effecihs nctl ui by the
goxetninent In co-oierntlnn with leading
I rpresc ntiitivc,, 0i Amen, .hi huslness Is
steadily making for the ictorattoti of
more normal conditions in foreign trade.
There Is nothtiiK either unsound or un
promising In the domestic trade anil crop
j situation, all the disturbance experienced
j In the market being duo to the interrup-
tlon of foreign commerce and the suspeu
i slon of the usual foreign exchange trans
actions caused ty Hie European war.
With the reopening of our foreign trade
on a liberal scale, then should be a re
turn to full normal prosperity In Ameri
can business.
Failures this week In the United States
were 34!. against 47 Isst year; in Canada,
fifty-nine, against thh ty-elght last Jear.
BR AIMTIIKKT' TfltltK HKVIKW
I settlement Mill I hnrarlrrliri the
tieneral Situation.
NEW YORK. Aug. HI -Rradstreet s to
morrow will say:
Unsettled Is still the word best charac
terising the general financial. Industrial
and trade situation, but an Increasing
number of favorable features present
themselves as time passes, and the net
result of the vveek s operations Is appar
ently some definite, though, perhaps.
painfully slow, progtess toward a rondl
t.,M ..r i......... 1 1 . i u .
The exchange market has begun to re- !
sume Us functions, exports of wheat have
expanded after the slump of last week,
railway embargoes on west grain ship
ments have been partially removed, the
movement from the farms Is larger, trade
distribution has enlarged In nearly all.
lines at the west and northwest.
Rank clearings for the week ending
Thursday were $.'.l'77.l4ii,(i, a decrease of
Z2.7 per rent from last year.
Wheat, Including flour, exoorta from
the United States and Canada were
,!'4O,770 bushels, against 7,03ii.;7 bushels
last year.
Dairyman Gored to
Death by a Bull
IDA GROVE. Ia., Aug. 22.-1 Special
Telegram.) Genre Cobb, dairyman of
this city, nged f)0, died shortly before
midnight last night from the effects of
being gored by his Hnlsteln hull about 7
o'clock that evening. The animal h abort
time ago had attacked Lyman Tenney,
farm band, who saved his life by hitting
the animal with a neckyoke. Cobb went
Into the encloeure last night and put
hta hand on the bull's head to show that
he wus gentle. The hull caught hlni on
his horns and twice tossed him twenty
feet Into the air and was then driven off
by farm hands with pitchforks. After th
accident Cobb finished his chores, wnllned
into the house ami protested against the
family sending fur a doctor. Before the
doctor arrived the man wa dead. Hla
death was duo to internal hemmorhag.
DIED BEF0REL0VED HORSES
Wish of Man Who Forsook Family
for Eqnlne Idols Finally
Fnirtled.
The wish of John Crabtroe, owner of
the world' greatest pacing team, Lady
Maud C. and I ledge wood Boy, expressed
hern a week ago, Just before hla departure
for Indianapolis, that he die before either
of hi horses, was fulfilled today when
hi skull wa crushed when caught In a
door of a freight car while a "flying
switch" wa being made. Death waa In
stantaneous. Crabtree wa AT year old and leave a
wife and flvo children. Ill love for bis.
horses had estranged him from hi family
fur five years.
He stayed with the sul
mals day and night, leaving them only
to go to bis meals. Tuylorsvllle (III.)
patch to Chicago Tribune.
HE LOSES ON AN0THER'S BET
Hotel Guest In Philadelphia Ad
vance Mrnaarr ei5 to Wnarrr
on 'Entente."
Without betting himself, Ralph Flack
of New York, a guest at a Chestnut street
hotel, lost 115 on a bet over the pronun
ciation of "entente." Flack told the po
lice he was In thu billiard room, where
two stranger were discussing the Euro-
I pean war acare. They came to a sharp
disagreement over the pronunciation of
"entente," and finally agreed to settle It
on a bet of t!. One of them had only
tX'i, and Flack wa persuaded to back him
for the other Hfi.
This stranger staked hi all on a pro
nunciation resembling "en-ten-tee." When
last seen, after paying over his own $.15
and Flack's $15 to his opponent, he waa
walking toward the street. Philadelphia
Ledger.
ance in
dollars
77S?
fjfjfff direct fro
vyjS Now i h tli t
fjrf y essary atlv
Yf ri ow will ut
W
TECUMSEI C
Sold direct from our rulneg to you. No jobbers, no dealers. You get
free burning clinkHrlttB coal that Is guaranteed to produce 13,400
B. T. I'.'s to the pound. Only 9'"0 ash gud 9 ruoiture.
Act Before Sept. 1st for These Prices
I
F. O. B. Mines
Get two or three of your neighbors to form a coal buying club.
Meant Coal Screening. $ 1 00 per "ton: Crushed Mine Run, any
sits. l. lu pee ton; 1 ' -1 n. h Lump, 11.30 per ton.
Itomestlc Coal 8xS-lnch liomestic Egg. 3x1 H
Irich liomestic Nut an-d 8-incli liomestic Liiino
Coal, during August, 91.76 per ton; during Sep
tember ii uo ier ton.
Freight Rate to Omaha only $2.40 per ton.
Mine near Vlnceunes, Ind. In Curloud Only.
MARTIN-HOWE COAL
Miners and Shippers
W. M. How, Prsalaaat.
David Ingle, V. P. Job rriuaa,
J. M. Ooultsr, Bo.-Tra.
! MoOormlok Bolldiag. Cnieago
Uoug Slstauo Tsi. narriaoa Jisi
Auto, roost, j-j.
REQUISITION OUT FOR COLTS
Sheriff of Saunders County After
Man Charged with Forgery.
GAMBLING AT COUNTY FAIRS
IniritluitOou Whether noh Devices
rr IVrniltled, mlth )!" f
WlthhnldlitH Mate Aid
from onnt lea.
. Fiom .i -tall Coi respondent )
DES MolNES. Au? 22.-t8pecl.il Tele
rrinn i-t Sov. rnor Clarke issued exiramuon
papeis toihiv for the sheriff of Saundera
county. Nebraska, t take naca wun nun
from town. Charles Colts, under arrest
at W Infield, la. lie Is wanted for psstn
u totged i hi ck.
linitiltllng ai Fairs.
An agent of the legal department of th
state undertook this week to make an
Investigation of various county fair to
see whether the law ns to gambling l
observed. Be found si Ogden and Roone,
that concessions had been given for
gambling t'evlces and ordered them
thrown out. lie reports being nearly
mobbed at Humboldt, becauso of compel
ling the gamblers to clear out and that
some of lb prominent eltliens sustained
the fall officials In the law violation.
A I ogdii, the officials readily complied
with the Tf.ipiest to close out the gambling;
devices. The state aid for fair Is to be
withheld where (.'.ambling Is permitted.
1'nssr.iiaer Rate Raise.
t'.ct.iusc of the recent decision of the In
l rslale fonitueice commission In the
matter of the rulse 111 freight rates, and
the su gi Miioii therein of the need or m
rreiue of paseti",er rat s, person Inter
ested In the situation In Iowa or anticipat
ing an elfort to have the Iowa Z-cent fare
luw repealed, or a move on the part of
the carriers to nullify It by an order of
the commission. The commission stated
plainly that among oilier things contribut
ing to the lack of sufficient revenue, was
th low passenger rates In x-ogue In cen
tral freight association territory. There
wss Intimation that before freight -rated
could be generally advanced the railroad
must make passenger rate also profit
able. It ai also shown that the paasen
ger biislnrss is being dono at substan
tially Its cost where the '-cent fare pre
vails, and that the freight buelnes la
made to hear the burden of the bus.nes
and mnke money for dividends and Inter
est. In view of this It Is anticipated there
may be some move to have passenger
rutes Increased.
I ouinilaalon llaa tbe Power.
W hile the railroad men themselves are
said to be divide! as to the advisability
of raising passeniler rates, some of them
taking the view that It is proper to do
that busbies bout at cost, yet they are
also calling attention to the fact that un
der the recent decisions of the com mission
and tho supremo court It Is possible for
the commission to raise Interstate rate
and then compel the railroad to raise
rates In the stales despite adverse or
ders or laws. This has lieen dono aa to
freight rates and ran be dons a to pas
senger rates. There are 2-ccnt fare law
in many of the middle states, but then
could be negatived by an order of the
commission for Increase In Interstate
rates. The commission has suggested that
the railroads go before the legislature to
secure changes In the law. Thl would
nut be possible In Iowa at thl time.
Game Bird Have Increased.
It Is the estimate of the state game
and fish department that upward of
M.uoo Hungarian partridge were raised
In Iowa this year from tho bird bought
and placed on the eighty game farm.
From nearly every part of the . state the
report I that the season wa good and
that large number of th birds were
hatched and oared for. Thejr are beliigV
protected by the game department. A
census of the bird will be taken In the
Wnter t0 ascertain th succes of the
experiment and aa a guide to future work.
nnMlct Over Hunk Association.
The Iowa bankers and the secretary
of the treasury are In disagreement over
the form of tho charter for the National
Currency Association for Iowa. The sec
retary disapproved of the article of In
corporation c.s agreed upon and de
manded that tht y ho changed so that
thero might be Included with the Iowa
banks such territory outside the state
aa the sen clary might require. The
Iowa tbankers wont to confine their as
sociation to Iowa. It Is supposed that
the secretary desire to either Include
the bank of Mollne and Rock Island or
some of Ihoae In South Dakota.
Ilecrease In Tuhrrealoal.
The State Health Board ha made an
estimate which Indicate that there la
some decrease In the number of death
from pulmonary tub.rculosl In Iowa.
Last year the total was l.lXi, but Indica
tion are that this year the number will
bo less. Very careful reporting" of the
statistic is now possible. In other forms
! of tuberculosis
I slight gain.
thero ha been some
r
Action Now
Saves $50 to $100
of jkm)1( through the middle
inir bi money by buying coal
i" mines at mine prices,
or you to do the same. A nee-
jiriee Sejitember 1st. Action
in your jacket.
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