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THE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY. MAY 26, 1916.
FOR RENT-HOUSES
Mtarellsneuua.
S-ROOM bungalow; extra ground, garden,
poultry; Miller school end Leavenworth
Heights sections, one block to car; aleo
S-room for colored, eledrlu llgbt, (12, wm
tit. Tel. Douglas S107.
JjEAND new (-room bungalow, rent 111. 1-
ear lease; option to apply rent on pur
chase price. Phone Walnut 3211.
FOR HNTAP'TS AND FLATS
West.
tJ.S'E 7 -room apartmeuTln the new Dwlght,
Hind and Poppleton; theee apartment are
exceptionally fine, well arranged and very
convenient.
IJS.OO 4-room heated apartment, walking
distance.
CA.LKINS CO.,
Douglas Ills. City Nat'l Bank Bldg.
I'Olt RENT.
127 8. 10th 8L, room and bath,
Strictly modern, oak floor and f Inter, ;
gas rango, bullt-ln kitchen cabinet; very
desirable.
ARM8TRONO-WAI.SH CO.,
Tyler U Ho Bldg,
JIOVE to more pleasant quarter. Cloee
In, email apartment, at reasonable rent.
Awning, baleonle. Very choice. P. 1 T.
JTlNhi sieam-nealed ai'iircmeni, either I
or II room, on Wit t arnan street.
JOHN W. RflBHINH. W FARNAM ST.
North,
CHOICE APARTMENT.
LOW RENTAL.
Beautiful newly decorated 4-room apart,
mint, big room, oool In euramer, fin
large icreened porch. "The Ivy," corner
Bhermeo Ave, and Sherwood. Only 112.10
per mo. Bee janitor In baaement apart
tnent or call office. Doug. 100.
BOOTT A MILL CO.
ItO.OO 0-room apartment, all communica
tive: Ideal for rooming bouse; oppoalte
the Ford plant; new building. U N.
Uth tit.
H A. WOLF,
H Ware Blk. PougTui HOW.
(114 N. 2IID ST., four-room flat, mocT,
el eel range, gaa siove, kitchen cabinet,
water pald.i $l.
RAHP BROS., Dnugla lltl.
ilODKilN apartment. Ill anofup. r7ear
potofflc. O. P. Btobblns. 1U Chicago
xiuih,
FOR RENT.
S0 NORM AND1 k! APT., Park Ave.
and Pacific, room, conlting of living
room, dn, dining room, kitchen, two bed
room and bath; alao maid room; good
condition; on Id floor; possession immedi
ately: janitor will show; on car tin or
walking diatance If you like.
U. V. BHOLES CO.
Sll-H City Nat. Hank Bldg. Poug. 4.
Vl V L-ltoOAi aUnain beaten apartment,
very deelralile. The Chula Viala, tb
and pom.-iori. Conrad Vo'inis. 'iU Bran
del Theater liong. 1671.
l-ROOM modern epsrttiiant with beat and
Janitor service. i0 8. 26th Ave,
BKNbON & MfK.RS COMPANT
424 Omaha Nat. Hank Hldg I'h' no D. 746.
' Miscellaneous.
UOnBRN apt., 7 room, MS; near poet
office. 0. P. Htebblne, 1610 Chicago.
WANTED TO RENT
Unfurnished Honaeo and Flat.
VANTd"TO KENT immediately, goed
7 for (-room house with garage in West
Karnam district or Dundee. Must bt a
flrst-claas place, dive full Infuimiiiion.
Address O 127. Bee.
Wanted to Rent Houses
In DUNDEE.
W. I,. 8KLBV & HONS. Doug-laa 1610.
MOVING AND STORAGE
FIREPttOOF WAREHOUSBl
Separate locked room, tor household
rood and piano; moving, packing and
OAHA VAN AND STORAGE CO.,
I" S. lfilh St. Douglaa 4163,
GLOBE VAN AND STORAGE
Stores, move, packs, ship; l-hors
van and I men, 11.26 per hour; storage,
12 per month. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Douglas 1323 and Tyler 220.
GORDON VAN CO.
Packing, itorage and mov
ing, tit N. Uth SL Pbona
Doueias H84 or Webster fc.
Maggard
--a Ci.BD rn Xlnvtns. narklna.
storage and ablpplng. Phone Pouglae
1496.
METROPOLITAN VAN &
STORAGE CO.
Careful attention given to order for
moving, packing or storage, office at
Raymond Furniture Co, lall and 1(14
Howard St. Phone D. 4624.
FEKItlN VAN & STORAGE
Packing, storage. 16 Cap. Ava. Tyler 1200.
i.VrtxTf tnriir
HENTAL VttKFi
Phone Douglaa 'M for compleU
list of vacant houaea and apart
ments: aieo for itorage, moving.
16th and Jackson Big.
I V1 RIVVII Express Co. Moving,
LWiILlJ packing and eoraga.
1207 Farnam bt Douglas CM,
FOR RENT BUSINESS PR'P'TY
Btorre.
STORKS FO.t KENT.
We ere making plana to remodel the
building, at UiJ4-16-lS Harney St.. putting
In a new front and matting one room
bnxi:u with second floor and naaement
under the ennth alxtv feet. Will lease
In desirable tenant the entire space or
tlivHe to suit.
N P. IHU'HK, ; Whltnell Bldg.
STORES.
MoAirri store room and basement.
Ho. 14th Rl.: flue location for groceries
and meats.
CONRAD YOUNQ.
'? Hrrlete '.'Sealer Dou.J67.
Bto'ltK HOOMS'at Wli-1811 Farnam BU
Thos F. Hall, X Kamge Hldg. I). 74
STOHtS building, ih lug rooms In rear, iMlf
N, svth. liougias 1A
0M ALL store, near I ostuffli e," J4. 07"T7
1'trbhlne, 11.10 I 'hlcagn.
Olflira anil flrek Hofilll.
I if rTfft VHI.K nfflte iv. tin In the remudalled
l luutue hi." k. Ill N lath Ht . iotHelle
lioetotfl, e), 111! to 111 per tfiun'h. t onrad
Viung, i: liramleis Tli'a'er J'ouf H(l
Mleillanenaa.
LAhttK. light beaottient at 14th and llow
ai.l, low rant, vt light A LjLuf. 1), 141.
.MAL ESTATE .1PR0VED
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REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
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OWNER MAT" "SKLL."
T rooms, strictly modern, In Miller Tark
addition, lust south of the park. Sun
room, living room, dining room and kit
chen downatalre; flnlahed In oak with oak
floors; I large bedrooms, bath and sleep
ing porch upstairs, finished In white
enamel. All bullt-ln features. Full re
mint basement with furnace heat. Nice,
large lot. Paved street. On block from
car, I blocks lo the Miller Park achnol.
.Price reduced from 16,100 to 14,100, bee
this before buying,
PAYNE 1NVKHTMENT COM PANT,
Omaha National Bank Bldg. O. 17S1.
Good Home
Very Little Cash
Five-room cottage with bath; large
lot; fine shrubbery and fruit treea
Price, 2,Se0. Located 4107 North 29th St
Norris & Norris,
400 Bee Bldg. Phone Douglas 4770.
8IX-ROOM BUNGALOW New, "fulfy mod
ern, large living room, beam ceilings, fire
place, bookcases I ha a number of spe
cial features; large sun room with I
window; woodwork whit enamel, oak
finish In main part of house; houee all
decorated; furnaoe heat; east front lot,
all fenced. Price tor a short time 11.450.
1460 cash, rest monthly. RANI' BKOr).,
I'oug. l63.
KOflNTZB PARK.
8 rooms, modern except beat, at 21st
and Maple Hit, with a large lot, south
front, paved street, paving paid. Owned
by an estate out of the city. I an be eold
for 11,000 less than It la actually worth.
It will cot In the neighborhood of IJOO
to put In furnace and repair. Price
J, 860. Will sell for U.600 to 14,000 after
repaired. Come quick as this cannot last
long.
PATNB INVESTMENT COMPANT,
SACRIFICE SALE.
1630 N. 17th Ht., h-roo tn house; walk
ing dletance. Pon t fail to see this prop,
erty If you wsnt a bargain.
S. P. BOSTWICK ft SON,
Tyler 1604. 300 Kee Bldg.
Omaha National Bank Bldg. 1711,
1400 CAHH, 130 per month will buy this
new, ll modern bungalow; 6 rooms and
bath, oak finish, high grade lighting and
plumbing fixtures, full basement, furnace
heat, fine east front lot. For price and
location call KABP HWO Poug 166.1.
I-KOOM cotlags for 11,000. Corner lot loitiTf
at 3243 Pratt Ht.
W. It. OA TEA,
47 Omaha N aLBld gT! ?i
NKW bunsaiow; oak In two room; book
case, china cabinet, fine fixtures; half
block to Ame car. Prtc f 2.660; term.
Owner, Harney 6111.
POH HALE or trade, an up-to-date l-room
houee, close to Omsha university. Would
take old houa or lota se part payment.
KorjerUcuiarjmtJJWbeteT 111.
HIX-KOOM "house, "modern except heat;
price right for julck ale Wel)ter1031.
B'eaL'TTfL'L North Side "home for saleT
New. K. V. Knleat, 212 Bee Bldg.
2922 N. tf'th Ht., ti rooms, modern, two
storle. Webster 731.
BRICK houee on fine lot, 1612 Bherwood,
11,260. Poug. 2147,
e-ftOOM bungalow brand new, all mod
ern, oak floors throughout; oak finish
in living and dining rooms; large, light,
w trite enamel bedrooms; good location,
restricted addition. A bargain at ,.
Easy terms.
BENSON ft CAKM1CHAEL,
642 Paxton Blk. Doug. 1721
HAN8COM PARK.
Bungalow, 6 rooms, strictly modern,
ok finish. Lot 60x133. Full cement base
ment with furnac heat. Paved tret.
teat front. House only 2 year old.
Price 11,000, with easy term If preferred.
A bargain for the money.
PAINB INVESTMENT COMPANT,
Omaha Nat'l Bank Bldg. Uoa'J'l.!,h
2808 6. 16th., 6-room mod. bouae. thor
oughly remodeled; new furnace, nice
basement; laundry, alectrlo lights, nlr
fixture,- dandy east front lot, either II
or 46 feet, Bxamtti It and se us. Berks
Muall. l. f7.
SPKCIAL BARGAIN, 12.660.
Oood cottage, 6 room and bath, all
modern; paving paid; South 31st St., near
Hanecom park; good location.
RELIABLE REALTY CO.,
Phone P. 3U2.
I 1 I THIS CLArlNV NEW i R. HOME. I I I
FRENCH POORS, ALL BUILT-IN
EFFECTS.
1600 down, price 14,260, balance easy.
Beautiful oak finish. Best fixture. Look
at this.
OSBORNE 701 Omsha Natl. Bk. P.-1474.
FOR SALE.
A l-room cottage, modern eioept beat,
new plumbing. In a very good location,
Juet a few etep from th car line. 2411
Castellar Street. 1'rlce, 11,060; cash, 1360,
balauc monthly. i
J. B. ROBINSON.
441 Bee Bldg. D. 1017.
Miscellaneous.
OUT-OF-TOWN OWNER
MUST SELL
TO RAISE CASH.
Tour opportunity to gut a ren.1 br
fiUn. Entirely modern, five-room cottag-,
good furmct, living room, dining room
nd kltrhen on flrat floor; two bedrooms
and bath on icond floor; paved itraat;
cemonlftd baaami'Qt; only $2,0U0.
All of tha othr propertlfta ara prirad
15,(100 loca than actual flelltng prlri. Phon
or coma to our offlca and lot one of our
aalenmen run you out to aea 10ml of tbeae
proprtlii,
SCOTT AND HILL CO.,
Poug. 1000. Uround Floor. McCague Bldg
$3,000 BUNGALOW
Must sell to clone an staiw. Very r-.t-trartlva
flva-room, trlctly modern bun
galow on corner lot, pavod afreet. In
north part of town. Tou will like thta
plaoa and terma ran be arranged. Now
vacant and Immediate poaaeaelnn..
GLOVER & SPAIN,
rtfltiglsa 1462. SII-20 City National.
BLJ CUT FOR CAHH,
Eastern client needing caeh In his busi
ness offers two vsluable huelnesa corners,
now Improved with collage, nd resi
dence house and lot, formerly held at
111. ill, all fur i.O00 rash. Here's an
opportunity for you. McKltrlck Real
Ketate Co. Lnuglae 1442.
NLAK Happy Hollow, l-room, all modern
house, I ftne large lot; garage. Priced
right at I,k00. Weat Karnam and 43d,
I. mil home at low price. 11,000 for I
roum modern houee and full lot.
K. I. WKAM, W RAIi Hl.HU.
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FOR Ktl.Uol.K AND HA VIC
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MKUS
O'NKIL'B H K. INS AUKNCT,
414 Krai deia Tt.eater lll.lg T'ler I oil
ONLY $1,450
1 dnwn and halan ilk runt good
room Mu.e. city w atrt electrtn light -
flii notgtttMt luseitl , ftt ( re iMmg 1134
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGES
EXCHANGE your city property for A-l
farm land In weatern Texas, below ine
Panhandle country, (jo with ua to ee the
country, then If aatUfled with It, aa nearly
every one that see It 1. we will endeavor
to deal with you, but If not aatiaflnd you
are absolutely under no obligations to buy.
This Is fair la It not? It will not be a
waate of your time to Investigate the un
usual opportunities of this coming coun
try. Writ or call for free description mat
ter, telling about the rainfall, variety of
crop grown, climate and many other fea
turee of this wonderful country,
SCOTT AND HILL CO.,
Oround Floor. McCsgu Bldg..
Omaha, Neb.
THK remarkable Increae In BKB Want
Ad can be traced to only one eource
good results at lss coat than any ether
Ciruaha paper.
12,878 MORE
l'ald Want Ad
March and April than
am month 1114
WHAT HaVB TOU OR DO TOU WANTT
Bee us first. We may have Just what
you want. We sell or trade everything,
anywhere. Cham. J. SinlUl. Tyler LL
12 So. ISth.
FOR SALK or trade for ranch property,
controlling Interest tn laundry and dry
cleaning; 17,100, part cash, will hsndls
For partirulara write P. K. Nelson, lit 8.
Sd Ht. Livingston, Mont.
10-KOOM apartment house lo eichange for
land. Rental 1640. Clear, Will aasums
mortgage. J. L. Barber, Keellne illdg.
Phone Tyler 1T10.
414.660 "NEW" apartment, tilth and Farnam.
beet In town. Rant 11.000. Want chute
'AH BOTT ATTJRSqNnLOCK
to A. fine Irrigated Cuio. land, clear.
Wanted clear Omaha, Improved. Mrs,
IswvergMI flrand "e. Colfax 762.
CAN sell or exchange anything you have
to offer. C. J. Canan. McCague Bldg.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
GOOD LOT WANTED.
As part payment, with aome cash, en
new l-room, all modern bungalow; one
aore of ground; chicken house and gar
age. Addrees L 1.66, Bee.
D1RKCTLY from owner, five to eight-room
house on payments; unincumbered pre
ferred; Incumbered considered; stat par
tirulara. Don't answer unlea you mean
sell. Addrees r-U4. Re Office.
liaTeTruyor for your propertT Oet
with me. R. W. Barrett. V. 1100. 410
Flret Nat'l Ttmk.
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS
WHY DON'T
YOU BUY
That building at 111 N. 14th Bt.f Brand
new. C'ios In, will enhance in vslus.
Rented to good reliable tenant and will
pay 10 par cent net on your Investment.
II. A. WOLF,
114 War Block. Douglas 1041.
BWRXBCE
APARTMENT HOUSE SITE
If you want ene of the moat daslrabl
apartment house sites In th city, you
hould look at th S. W. corner of 1Mb
Avenue end Dodge 8L; 74 feet eeet front
on !6th Ave. and feet on Lodge, be
side about II feet parking. Owner has re-
, duoed price 1600 for quick sale. There
are two house on the lot renting for 40
.per month.
HAHTINUH A METDBN, 1414 Harney Bt.
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN
-Samson.
BENSONE0tS.
Two of the beet lot In Benson, on
(Dth Ave. will be sold at sacrifice.
Really worth ft 00, but will sell at fell.
GLOVER fit SPAIN.
Doug. Ilti. HI-HO City Nat
BTARt VOtJK riOME IN BENSON!
BUY TH18 LOTI
$10.00 down and 110.00 per month: price
10.00; else, 6uxl28; located on Locust
lit. Letween Clark and Burnham, not
far from school and car line. ceo. m.
WrlghL Bee office. Omaha.
(ouncll Illuffa.
ONH block, 14 Iota, for sale In the southern
part of Council Bluff, aheap for cash, or
will trade for good money-making pic
ture show. Information Sill 8. 10th bt
Council Bluffs.
4- lairenee.
oKB Nethaway for acreage. Florence tli.
Di
LOTS ARE SELLING IN
DUNDEE'S NEWEST ADDITION.
l,ocated between 48tb and I2d Hts.,
Podae and Howard Bts.
Where can you make a better Invest
ment? Why not be one of the early purchas
ers and secure some of this high class
property which Is offered on very eeey
terms? Prices run from 100 to 11,100;
corners slightly higher; all special Im
provements of every kind, Including
avster, sfwer. gas, etdewalk, curbing, pav
ing, trees set out In parking and atreet
lights have been Installed.
A safe place to buy and a good place
to make money.
Huy In a rising market and take ad
antege of the future tncreaee In value.
Will show you this addition at any time
by auto. Plats with prices gladly fur
nished. Phone or call on
GEORGE & CO., Agents,
Doug. 764 0i City Nat Hank Bldg.
"DUNDEE
THE ONE BEST BUY
$5,250
nig living room, dining room and kitch
en on first flour; 4 unusually good elsed
bedrooms and bath upstairs; attractive
erraugtment; beautiful oak woodwork
one of the best locations In the village;
full eouth front lot, fc'inl.U, one block to
car line. Here Is a practically new, up
to-date modern house, which coat 11,000
to build on a lot worth 11,600, to be
had for the met of the house atone. Must
bs snlil; we want an offer; It's a wonder
ful chance; now rented at llu per month.
Poaeeeslon If desired.
AUMSTRONG-WALSII CO.,
Tyler Ih.i 11 Moee Hldg.
$3,000
DEAUTU'LL DUNDEE
Two beautiful Dundee lots, lt)ils
street and alley paved and all paving
paid tn full; located Just ri.ht and other
ailvsntaiiee which 1 will enplnln It In-tert-ete
l, I "J raalt, balance IX J every
i mi til.'is till paid fur, 4 par tent in
tenet, -lueitut plnue fur fine huuie ur
apat tinent.
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Full DAI-tr- liel 7 rt.iim house Ha-el lot
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THOS. L. SlctJARHV.
Keellne Bldg., Ked 4344.
CITY and farm louim, 6. 6V, i per cent.
J. II. lumont Co., 4I Keolme mo.
Ilni to Ilii.iKiti tiiaile prompTiy. V. D Wead,
vvead Hirtu., imh end farnam pis.
UAItVlNBlvOS. Kjfm
MONEY. 11AKH1SUN &"MUHTO.N.
816 Omaha Nat. Hank H'rlg.
Ktnrke and llonde.
Two irst Mortgages
For Sale.
tl.WO due In fire years, interest T per
cent, payable semi-annually, on
aires of good, leel farm land In Weld
county, Colorado; value H.'OO.
W0 due In five years; T per cent; pay
able semi-annually, on lnf acres of good
level farm land In Weld county. Colo
rado; value, 12,400.
E. T. Heyden,
1414 Harney St. Omaha. Neb.
fl.kOO ''U)HTt)A(iKhearng 7 per cent semi
annual, seemed Dy property vatueo o,n.u.
Talinage Loontla Inv. i'o., W. i,wiH'",;
Abilraei. "" of "Title.
( litornnlim Abstract Co. V e can onng
UUaiUUVL'tl Vour abstract on
short notice. IL 7 l'atterson Hldg. 1. al7.
1KlflTitio7 Guarantee" and Abstract
IVijlVlV Co m modern abstract office.
JOB Snth 8t. Tel, JJ. 64S7.
UIJOIJ BMTHACT CO., oldest abstract
offlca In Nebraska. 20 Brandeis Thee.
FARM AND RANCK LANDS
Colorado l.anila.
FOR 8A1.E OR KXt'llANUB Three 4-acre
fruit rauchee at Canon City. Colo. Two
close In, highly Improved. Kull bearing
orchard, wurlh 120,000 cash Will es
chauge fur Iowa or eaaitsm N't'brsska
aiock and grain farm. Will pay some dif
ference. Write for description. Lock Uos
4, Wlnterset, la.
BUY now the eeitluii 3-11-6(1, Weld county,
Colorado, 14 per acre. Owner, Fred L'hte.
Lincoln, III.
Iowa Land.
100 ACRKH. finely improved, close lu Peiry,
lilt. 10 acres near Perry, well Improved.
1110. 140 acres, a fine noma, well tiled
and well Improved, 1210, carry 140.000 ten
years at 6 per cent. 221 acres, some roll
ing, 1121 per acre. 40 acres, well Im
proved, tut. One hundred farms. Write
V. IS. Raber, Perry, la.
Nlnnrsola J, h nils.
40, 10 OR 140 ACHES good, heavy soil,
well-settled part of Todd county, Minn.;
Iood roads, school and churches; price,
16 to 2u per acre; terms, II per acre
cash, balance II per aire a year, 1,000
acre to (elect from; agent wattled; will
make low railroad rate to Inspect.
6CH W AH BROS.,
1011 Plymouth Hldg , silnneaooll. Minn
iTo ACilLS, CAHS COUNTY, AllNNIiHOTA.
all hard wood cut over land about half
open and In timothy. Pries 126 per acre.
Will deal all or any part for a drug stock.
Addrees J. Tennant, Clapp Bldg., Lea
Moines
FOR BALK Northern Minnesota clover
land along new propoeed railroad. Oood
agents wanted. Usoig Palmar, Motley,
Minn
Mlchlaao Lands.
CHOICB CUT OVER LANDS.
16.00 to Uft.vg per acre.
Especially adapted for fruit and gen
eral farming. Write for full Information.
Address UKAND RAP1LH TKUHT Co.,
LIQUIDATING TRUSTLE of the A. E.
Cartier Hone Co.
Ludlngton, Mason Co., Mich,
Missouri Lands,
CHEAP FARMS Any slse, eesy terma. In
the beautiful Ozark of Lent county. Mo.
W. B. Frank, 201 Neville Block, Omaha.
DAWES COUNTY
FOUND
AS ADVERTISED
Omaha, Neb., May 24, 1114.
L th underslgnsd, have Juet returned
from a trip to Dawea county, where I
want at the solicitation of Bnowden A Bon
of 1104-6 W, O. W. building, Omaha, to
Inveatlaat th lands offered for sale by
Arah L. Hungerford. I wish to hereby
compliment Bnowden A Hon, as well as
Mr. Hungerford, upon their truthfulness
and their thoroughly conservative des
cription of that country. I found Diwii
county even a little better than they
claimed for It and I found there scores
of good opportunities In the way of land.
I found there land that from a crop
raising standpoint, loll, general lay, etc.,
I Just as good aa the high priced land
of th east After thoroughly Investigat
ing th landa offered for sale by Mr.
Hungerford around Crawford, 1 am of th
opinion that many people are unaware of
th vast opportunltlea existing In this
land which Is known as the "Garden Be
yond the Band Hills."
For the good of those In search of land
and In reciprocation to Mesers. Hnnwden A
Bnowden and Mr. Hungitrford for their
courtesy extended me and the honest,
straight forward way In which 1 was
treated, 1 beg to say that 1 shall be very
glad to answer any telephone calls or com
munlratlona and enlighten anyone seeking
Informstlon about this great country, to
the beat of my ability. My telephone
number la "Benson 106 W."
P. A. Sanborn,
1114 N 67th Ht ,
Benson, Neb.
2 IMP-JOVE D NEBKASIvA
FARMS
At publio auction, 6.716 or. Runglng
In mM from 80 to 1.04 0 art- Tht
farms ar In tha hart of Ntbrnakai
rirheat alfalfa an1 corn amotion. On ac
count other lntr.ta whi h will rv,i.lri
owner ntlra aitntlon. t has arrangM
thta auction, which will ha a rorti.flat
c.oainit out or all hla -bra-ska landed
titnrata. lHala will t' hll July 11-12,
Wlancr. July 13. Nnllah, July 14. O-lnh-
ton. an4 J uly It aL Hrlatow. Nab. j- or
at al.'ira a'1irM J. W, Fleming, ownr,
wiaii"i, Neu-e or uutican liioa , Aut la.,
ClfarftBlfl, la. .
BARGAIN."
14 aores fuming county, Neb. near good
town. There Is no better farm In ths
county. Priced right for yule a ssle. Well
Improved.
W. T. BMTTH CO.,
D im. llr Nat. Ilk. Hlds
Ft iHBALK MOO aires e. altered In Kltn"
ball county. Nebraeka, l 40 pur a. re Half
ceeh balance on time al a per , cnt, W. A
Mri.-nniiell, I I 14 t it y Nat Hnl
Toll (Al.K 1.0 acrna, all inline s..oth
lug Hiring. Net. Level hand. Irhe l.i
per ai re. R. M. Adania, Mt.rrla Minn ,
owner.
ImPHuVMI 40 a. re ferila near l.liu uli," 1 1 i
per. Heir. tillli.lj. las llen.a Dials,
t.maha, Nh
I lit AilIKH, llolve.. iiiuet .e a.ll dur
ing 41 my H. I V I. It..a.i, How. Neb
lirrgea I anils.
tiiit HALK - HI a. ie timber land l!ll Id
4&,,.itt ft of tlmtaar, 44 a. tee In is'lar. reel
III t'the end fir S.a.tt inli.e ff.ittt Aeh
lend. I'rl.-e. l) Mill .amei.lar
ll.kut In trade, or llt' l .e.h, l..an ,
eaar letn.a I. II I 1 i, 1114 la. ke-.n
HI , I m.alii
lea-uaiela. I aait.
1 Il7, 14 laliU l'i v I , . .i.aitt, ad). .iitiug
... I -eel II. ' a el III .Vttieil a, ta.a .. w
t ie, e t rut Atl.t l ' I u., il-.tl.il.
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M leveUenraawe.
I AHMM. . lamia atj r If f (-erlr f .f
Sale soil lll lialil t . It l i iiit ee
raiiua e li.eaiw, a. u i vu eeie,
FARM LAND WANTED
11 a i. . ea.a .
i
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HaRSES-UVtVlucN-VtM.eUS
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MOTOHCYCUS AND UlCYCU,
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a a a a -. - - - . I ' a .a. I .,
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POULTRY AND PET STOCK
SILKO C'UIO FOOD
Made of pure grain. Rest In the mar
ket. If your dealer does not handle It
so lo A. W. WAUNER. HOI N. loth SL
FlOUHlBS 1142.
PIOKONS payTar better than cfiirhens;
slwsyg penned up; little space neeoea m
start; free book explains all. Majeatlo
Hquab Co., DrpL 81, Adel. I.
the little color changing pet. Mas Oels
ler Bird Co . 141T Karnam Bt.
rVroenlnga ll.St per 100 lbs. 401 N. lth Bt.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
TUTCn:
1). 31110.
Ford resdstr.
Reo touring.
Hill Maiwell.
HID Hegal.
1201 Farnam.
2 Overlands.
1114 Maswell.
Illtl Maswell.
Paige touring
Htttdebaker "4."
4 Ford touring and roadsters.
Look theee bargain nvsr
C. W. Ffaneis,
1214 Farnam. Pnttglss III.
A UTO.M O H IXEIVSU R A NC B.
Bpeclal rate for liability Insurance on
Ford rare, Including property dairtge,
IX. Plre and theft at lowest ratea
KIMT, ELLIS A THOMPSON.
Ill-14 City Nat Bank Hldg. Doug. Ml-
THi AU iO.IUHiUVVll,NlJk,"l
Make a ton truck out of your Ford
ear. Everybody Is Luylng thle "Form-
ri-TTuk." It solves your delivery prob.
em end eells like wild fire. Agents
wanted. For partlpulsrs see or write
! Ji? HON-nAN'V'lRTH l'Q lMt N. lth.
VV'E will trade yuu a new surd tor your
old one.
INDUSTRIAL CJARAOE CO..
10th and Harney Poug tail.
D8 tIT"CAirnAkjAlNBXt
MLHPIiy O'BRIEN AUTO CO.
Iftl4-1-I8 Farnam Ht
Klertrli A i. m a til lee.
Waller" Anderson, eipTrejg eleofrlo A
Jatterles,rorage:Li) Farnam.D. 4117,
Into Tlree end Fnppllee.
MSS T throw away"olil tires. "We make
one new tire from I old ones and save
you ta. 1 In 1 Vulcanising Co., 1MI
Davenport Bt., Omaha, Nb. Doug. KH4.
TIRKk. lo i.'i. it; iotl HDs'tlT&tiisrslses
In prnporilon Thsse tires are new, first
elsas tires. Duplet Tire Co., (Ill Farnam
Si, Houa-lee 4M7I.
AUTO TIRTT8
nnnt'ii.T. i2o t pm.
PUOTlHK CO.jJll Chlosti Bt.
A I Nepal rl a e m Ta I tlm
Kril. Autri" Radiator Repair Frvc" a nS
prlreg right, lit fl. iron Ht. P. im.
flOft reward for magneto we can't repair.
Colls repaired hyt1orfer, HO N, lut'i.
JOB MI'RPH y-Auto repairinta lli STlTtrT
Ht. Tyler W. nlgl t Red ATM
Omaha Redlatoi ; RapTco.7 20M iuTtyVtH
' RyL IA.TE TRANSFERS
futile Keid to Tra i. ' BUphanso'n,
Martha atreet, 1IIV feel west of
Twenty-ninth street, north elds,
6(11111 II. Oft
Msris K seal to Anton Xasal, Twin-ty-thlrd
street, 1TI feet south of
II street, wast side, Ilsl40 I
11 W. Hinder, eieculor and Iraetea,
to Mary Catherine Vaughan, north
west corner Fifty-third av.nu and
Leavenworth, 4 1 z 1 2 a SAO
Caroline Anderes to Joseph Margule.
Locust street, 110 feet .est of Hla
teenth atreet, north eld. Iltlll.. 1
I.ula Regan and huaband te Douglas
Hecurlty company, Thlrty-flrat
street, 1S2H feet south ef Kdward
L'rslghton svsnue, west side IT its
Beautiful
Lockwood Addition
Dundee District
Opening Sale Begins Tomorrow,
Friday, May 26th
Large lota and villa sitea,
Hollow and Llmwood Fark.
Never before offered for
All modern atreet Improvements, including paving, curb
ing, water, sewer and fjas mains, and wide eidewalks, now
being installed and neanng completion.
The location on the high ridge two blocks south of
Dodjre atreet, between 51at and 63d avenues, commands the
finest outlook in this beautiful district.
Restricted to High-class
Private Recreation Parks
Large thrifty elms, double rows in front of the lota and
planted over the property (rive it the appearance of a grow
ing park.
LOCKWOOD for Home Life and Home Comfort
Come at once, look over the jrmund, see what we have
done, and then select a large lot on a winding avenue, with an
unobstructed view. You will agree with ua that the homesite
we are showing you is beautiful.
Convenient to Dundee or West Leavenworth car line.
Environments of a suburban home, but all city conven
iences, yet no city taxes.
IVires will never be lower.
Terms Fasy Payment t per cent per month
Lockwood Addition Office la en the property, omrr &M
ami Jackson streota.
lrW out D'ilg street, thu Lincoln Highway, to !,'
stru t, thru drive two blocks south.
.Siilismm on ths fc-Tum every day early an. I Ut
VI, prices an, other partlcuUrs uptm applkatmn.
Shuler & Cary
I'hftrte i.ugU fi'? 4
BELLEVU- SENIORS HOLD
AN OUTDOOR REHEARSAL
tie MM i nil,., r ifhra'nl t l tHe
l-r!'evttt 'l!i',; irft.'i !, "lit
M it I ' I 1 1 tnu; i l'l'l i tf
iff at a. I Al Ui ttlll.M III Me
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ei tt, I'n.f Pull Ih-.iiglil e t
tltl hi 1 .lie tut ,i ,,.., , t a a e
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t ; a -.1 l.i.l'i1H
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
1141 1
Garvin Hros. lo Matthew BJornson,
Parenport street, 110 feet weet of
Fourteenth street, south side. 221I3 1
Buy
Acres
or
Half Acres
in the Most Beautiful Acre
age Tract ever offered for
tale near Omaha.
"Benson
Gardens"
Where you can buy one
acre for what you would
have to pay for a regular
city lot, and you get from
lix to eight titnea more
ground. The taxea are lei
and the increase in value ia
more certain. A few dol
lari Invested in acreage
NOW will bring you big re
turn!. Don't overlook the oppor
tunity to buy an acre or half
acre in the Third Subdi
vision of The Post Farm,
that we are now offering for
sale on the easy-payment
plan of
$10 Per Month
on an Acre
and from $5 to
$7.50 Per Month
on Half Acres
Benson Gardens has the
richest land to be found any
where near Omaha. See us
about this at once. Office
open evenings 7 to 9 p, m.
Hastings & Heyden
1614 HaAiey St. Thone Tyler 50.
in
magnificent view, near Happy
sale.
Residences.
Provided.
2o.' i ii k. ;,,- t! : i,r
First Omaha Man to
4 If
mum a:s a ivianno
lte I. I'll it e i I I et.! ,! .a I i.ttr
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Itt.l'aJ III i t i.
The Secret of
the Submarine
By E. Alexander Powell
Author ol "Ths End of th Trell." "Fighting
In Flanders," "The Road te Glory," "Vive
.la Franca," etc.
First Installment.
(Copyright. 1918, by Ataaander Powell.)
"Ralph" Burke," said Montgomery
rerniniscently, evidently putting his
thoughts into words, "it's close to
fifteen years since I've seen him
why, little Clco must be al
most a woman now " 1 won
der if she looks like her mother
" Stepping across to a small safe.
set in the wall, he gave the combi
nation a few rapid turns and the steel
door swung open. Opening one of
the drawers Montgomery drew out a
large, square envelope of blue linen,
"I wontlrr if I did right by Cleo"
he mused aloud, staring at the enve
lope with unseeing eyes. So lost was
he in meditation that he was quite
oblivious to the fact that the door
leading to the outer office had opened
and that a young man, his footfalls
deadened by the thickness of the car
pet, had entered and stood beside
liiiu.
Who's Cleo, Uncle Calvin?" he
exclaimed.
1 didn't hear you come in. I
must have been talking to myself,"
he added, apologetically. Restoring
the sealed envelope to the drawer
from which he hed taken it, he swung
shut the door of the safe, but failed
to lock it. Returning to his desk, he
picked up the letter from Washing
ton. Here's a letter, Gerald, which I
have just received from Davis the
man who keeps me informed of what
is going on in Washington, you
know, just glance over it, will you.
while I get a glass of water. I'm feel
ing a little dizzy . , . must be the
heat . . . devilish hot today."
The door had no sooner closed be
hind his uncle than Gerald Morton
daried silently across the room.
swung open the door of the safe and
snatched out the blue envelope. "Not
to be opened until my death. Calvin
Montgomery, he read aloud. "Now
I wonder what the devil is in that?"
he muttered, examing the aeals. "It
certainly gave the old gentleman a
jolt when i caught him looking at it.
Ana who on earin is tleof At that
instant footstep sjunded outside the
door. Realizing the impossibility of
concealing it on his person, Morton
nastily returned the envelope to its
drawer and closed the safe. Had Cal
vin Montgomery observed his nephew
more closely, he would have noticed
that his hands were shaking.
"jf this invention of Burke's is
what Davis says it is, Gerald," he
said, "we must get hold of it."
"Hut suppose he won't give us the
option, Uncle Calvin?" asked Morton.
"Suppose he has already promised it
to the government? What shall I do
then?"
"If he refuses," said Montgomery
slowly, "give him this message." Tak
ing a card from his case, he wrote a
few lines on it and handed it to his
nephew. This is what the young man
read: "Dear Ralph I once gave you
something that I valued as much a
you value the secret of the subma
rine. Now is your chance to repay
me. Calvin."
When Hope reached Dr. Burke's
private wharf the following morning,
he found that the inventor and his
daughter had arrived before him.
"f am no stranger to submarines,
Miss Burke," said the young naval
officer, bowing from the waist after
the Annapolis fashion, "but this will
be my first trip on one with a woman
for a shipmate. Indeed, I imagine
that you are the first woman in
America to go down in a submarine."
"Perhaps you don't approve of
women being permitted aboard war
craft," laughed Cleo with a sugges
tion of coyness.
'"I approve of having you aboard.
Miss Burke," said Hope, in open ad
miration. "With you for a mascot 1
feel certain that the experiment is
going to prove successful.
"When vou two young people have
finished throwing bouquets at each
other," broke in the inventor, "we'll
get started. Ia the crew all aboard,
Hook?"
"All but Satsuma, Ir," answered
the seaman, touching his cap. "I
left him at work oiling the engines,
but he's disappeared. You can't trust
a Jap, anyway. That reminds me o'
something, doctor. You 'member that
dark-skinned, furrin-looking feller
that come to see you the other day?
Mahlin was his name, wasn't it?"
;;Yes."
"Well, when I was goln' down to
the wharf last night, I saw him talk
ing to Satsuma in front o' that empty
house on the beach. They was a-whis-perin'
together, an' the minute they
saw me they went inside. P'r'aps the
Jap's got another berth."
"No matter," said the inventor Im
patiently, "we can get along without
linn. If everything ia ready we will
go aboard."
"J have not confined my efforts en
tirely to my rtxynrn-prodiicitig sys
tem,' rrmaiked Miirke, as he followed
his guest through the circular man
hole in the drtk which gave accen
to the bunt's interior, "I have ind
ued my tiire nioiiirnfi jrt perfecting
one or two other devices l.tr Use tin
auhniarities Valmh lu,iy intrrrM you,
I bi arrangement fur automatically
"leniiirf ami tlit.inu the hatchway l
one i l iheni " A he iokr he liuti.
i ale. I a Irver ronurrted with Heel
tods valuih ran tip ti the ImiikcI
cover ol (te (uteri through valmh
they hul jim itt-,r,.,itli-t.
"Veiy mure. ling, cantor." ,,rl,e.
I l.'l'f, a nil be, mite ,e tisiurd rtj
ollurr, rjmaa, ti!elli-f , rfi
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